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study at the institute under
different fellowships. One
was. DR.. Yasohasu l.. Yama-
motto Of Japan who is here
under a six months fellow
ship.
The director, Capt. William
M. Silliphant, was among the
guests as were Army Col. and
Mrs. Joe M. Blumherg. Hes
a deputy of the instituted
Instructors and fellow
classmen of the Walter Reed
Army Institute of Research
will be the guests Of four
fellow students on Thursday
from S to Z pm. at the Off,
GERS Club. Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
Hosts will be Air Force 1t.
Col. William G. Sullivan of
Colorado Springs, Colo; 1t.
Col. Ralph o. Anslow Of Fort
Mcpherson, Ca: Mai. Roy
Upham of Chicago and Maj.
Earl w. Grogan of Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. They are
here on an eight-week tenn
porary duty tour al Walter
Reed,
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Engineers, Seabees
Get Ready for Space

An "outer space" theme in
the decorations for the Civil
Engineer Corps 9lst and the
Seabees 18th anniversary ball
on Friday at the Army Navy
Country Club viii demon
strate that Navy Engineers
and Seabees are already look
ing forward to their possible
future roles in building and
manning stations on the
moon. the planets and their
satellites.
Guests will find their places
at tables named for the mem.
bers of the solar system,
some carrying such exotic
designations as Phobos, and
DEMOS, 10, Europa and CAL
listo.
Under Secretary Of the
Navy. William B. FRANKIE and
Mrs. FRANKIE will be the honor
guests with Capt. Eugene j.
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Psychologists
Entertuin
AT Walter Reed

A hail and farewell party
on Friday drew many top
Psychologists to the Oficers
Club, Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
In the Bamboo Room about
rs members Of the Armed
Forces Institute Of Pathol-
ogy greeted those newly ar
rived and babe farewell to
Col. Harvey Coddington. Gu
rator Of the Medical Museum,
and Maj. T. P. Griffin. USAF,
Of the virology section. New
assignments will keep both
officers in this area.
Col. Albert Minis, jr., re-
places Col. Coddington. and
with Mai. Charles r. Casper,
the new Chief Of Supply and
Service, shared welcome
greetings.
Among the newcomers
were several doctors who will
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next Saturday in their new
apartment 1t the Wyoming.
Mrs. Macintosh, ST., has
given up her home in Broc-
ton, Mass, to come and stay
with her son and daughter
in-law and she is sure to find
many friends among the
company next Saturday.
The Army Assistant Comp
troller, Mai. Gen. James B.
Quill, and Mrs. Quill are Civ
ing a small 6-to-8 pm. party
at home this afternoon.
100 Nights at West Point
The Deputy Director Gen.
trail Intelligence, 1t. Gen.
Charles Pearre Cabell, and
Mrs. Cabell are joining the
many who will go to West
Point for the 100 night cele-
bration next week end.
West Point Cadets who
will be graduated in June
celebrate the fact that there
are just 100 nights until
graduation and put on a show
Friday, Saturday and Sum-
day. Cadet Charles, Jr., has
a leading part in the event.
Also in the Cabell party
will be Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Donald Dunford. Mrs. Cabel's
brother in-law and sister.
Katie Cabell will also accom-
pany her parents together
with Connie McGoodwin. The
young people will attend the
dance next Saturday. The
Washington contingent will
make Thayer Hall their
headquarters.
The British Supply Missions
popular Brigadier Ralph H.
Farrant and Mrs. Farrant
are leaving for England in
about two weeks. Their
daughter Patricia has al
ready left to resume her
studies at oxford University.
Diana Farrant Is on Wall
Street. New York and will
join them later.
Meanwhile the FarrAntS
are being much feted. They
will give . farewell party
themselves :. on Tuesday
March II from $3.50 to $3.50
pm. at home and viii intro
duce Brigadier Farrant's Sue
cesSor. Brigadier David Lind.
say.
Brigadier and Mrs. Lind
say arrive next Sunday from
the United Kingdom and will
stay ct the 0raylyn Hotel
until they find Q house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth f.
DeAtley ere giving Q small
informal dinner tomorrow
evening at home for the Far
rants. Col. Sir Frederick and
Lady Coates are entertaining
for the popular British eou-
pie on Wednesday in their
home in Arlington.
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SERVICE NEWS
British Admiral
To Be Feted Here

will be hosts at dinner In
their home.
Retired Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Thomas Joseph Kelly
are giving a dinner tomor-
row evening. Sir Michael and
Lady Denny with their
houseguest viii be among the
guests.
Admiral Inglis leaves mid
week for Norfolk, Va, and
q tour Of the Naval Base.
While there he will un-
doubtedly be the guest Of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. VIII
fred ]. w. Woods.
German Minister Due
The German Minister Of
Defense Joseph Strauss,
when he arrives tomorrow
will find the hours well filled
during his stay. On Tuesday,
German Charge d'Affaires
Albrecht Won Kessel will give
a stag luncheon for him. In
the afternoon from $50 to
1880 pm, Mr.. Won Kessel has
planned a reception at 1900
Foxhall road for the dis
tinguiShed visitor.
The Air Force Chief Of
Staff Gen. Thomas d. White
and Mrs. White have sent
out invitations for a dinner on
Wednesday. March IL. at the
Ofhcers Club. Boiling Air
Force Base.
The Naval Attache Of
Mexico Rear Admiral An.
tonic j. Aznar, and Sonora
de Aznar will be hosts ct
dinner next Saturday at their
home.
The Chief Of Naval Per-
sonnet Vice Admiral Harold
Page Smith and Mrs. Smith
are to be the honJr guests at
a small party this afternoon
at the home of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. G. Serpell Patrick.
Admiral Patrick goes on
leave in q few days prior to
taking up new duties as COM
mander Of a cruiser division
in the Pacific. He and Mrs.
Patrick plan to spend the
leave at home.
Their daughter Miss Jane
Patrick graduates this spring
from Holton-Arms, after
which she and her. mother
will travel to Long Beach,
Calf. where they will make
their home while the Admiral
is at sea.
The Assistant Army Quar-
termaster General, Maj. Gen.
Hugh Macintosh and Mrs.
Macintosh have issued in
vitations for a buffet supper
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Attaches :
Plan Fetes

The Washington Associa-
ton Of Military Attaches have
planned their regular month.
~ luncheon for Tuesday.
March as, ct the OfIicers
Club. Fort Myer.
Members Of the association
are all the foreign military
attaches accredited to the
United States Department Of
the Army. Dean Of the ASSOC
citation is Maj. Gen. Jitkanok
Kritakara Of Thailand.
The executive committee
includes Maj. Gen. M. Hay
aud-Din Of Pakistan. Maj.
Gen. Aleksandr I. Rodionov
Of USSR, Maj. Gen. Akbar
Shashaani Of Iran and 1t.
Col. Einar w. r. Siger Of
Norway.
1t. Col. ]. A. Pountney,
M.B.E., Of New Zealand II
secretary and 1t. Col. Fran
co.'s lie Begue de Germiny Of
France is treasurer.
The luncheons are planned
so that members can intro
duce guests to their associ-
ates, and to give the dean an
opportunity to greet all new
corners and say farewell to
those about to depart.
Plans are already in the
making for their annual din
ner dance which is set for
the first week In May. This
event enables members col
lectively to discharge their
social obligations to senior
United States officers and Of
ficials who. because Of the
time element, could not ac-
cept individual invitations.
T. NJ n
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the queens personal escort,
and eight Gee officers make
up the honor guard escort.
They include Capt. Richard
T. Pratt. Comdr. Charles
Allegrone. Comdr. Frank C.
Hansche. jr.. Comdr. Willard
c. Fales, 1t. Comdr. Allen w.
Abbott. 1t. Comdr. Luther I.
Chestnut, 1t. George l.. Hoff.
man, and 1t. Donald Witt
schiebe.
The color guard will be 1t.
Robert E. Moffat. 1t. Alfred
Stroh, jr.. and 1t. Ernest
Bischof, Cake escorts are
Comdr. James v. Bartlett and
Comdr. Jacob w. Updegrove,
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Peltier, Chief Of the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks, and Mrs.
Peltier as hosts.
Highlights Of the festivi-
ties win be the browning Of
the Queen Bee. June Roberta
Cook, Miss Washington of
1857, and the traditional cake
cutting ceremony. Miss Cook
will be presented with a model
in silver Of the famous
Fighting Bee"
1t. James H. Sood Is to be
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By EVELYN M. DENT

~ 6N6AAN AVA DfANG
Time was when "all roads
lead to RomeI summed up
the travel situation. Nova
days the trend seems to be to
Washington. Particularly for
those of the Armed Services,
Admiral Sir william Davis,
K.C.B., D.S.O.. Commander
in-Chief of the Home Fleet,
British Royal Navy, arrived
yesterday on a three-day In
formal visit. He rejoins his
Flagship, and the Home
Fleet at Bermuda, on Tues
day.
The head Of the British
Navy Staff. Vice Admiral
Robert F. Elkins, and Mrs.
Elkins are giving a recep-
ton at home tomorrow at 6
pm. in honor Of their fellow
countryman.
That same evening the
Chief of Naval Operations
Admiral Arleigh A. Burke
and Mrs. Burke will be hosts
at dinner, entertaining at
Admiral House in honor of
Sir William.
The Chairman of the Brit
ish Joint Services Mission,
Sir Michael Denny and Lady
Denny have as their house
guest Rear Admiral John @.
T. Inglis, director of Naval
Intelligence, Royal Navy.
Another British Visitor
Admiral Inglis arrived on
Saturday from the United
Kingdom and is expected to
be in this country for about
two weeks. Last evening he
was the dinner guest Of
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Elkins
in their home on Primrose
street, Chevy Chase.
Sir Michael and Lady
Denny have sent out invita-
tons for a reception in honor
of Admiral Inglis in their de-
lightful Kalorama road home
on Tuesday, March IL.
The house, one of Wash.
ington's near-perfect resi-.
dences. has been bought by
the British armed forces to
house the chairman Of its
Joint Missions. Lady Denny
has done much to further en-
nance the INABILITY Of the
mansion.
The Director of Naval In
telligence, Rear Admiral
Laurence Hugh Frost, and
Mrs. Frost are entertaining
for Admiral Inglis on Thurs
day, March Is, when they
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SILVER SPRING, no steps, bed :
rm. brick rambler; , baths, i'm
ment liv. rm., din. IL" kit. entr.
foyer, .firepl.; beaut. Handicapped.
Ideal for elderly or lazy folks,
S21 $50. Low down payment.
OWNER. 10 A-RIhh.
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SILVER sPRNG-WooDsTDE; COW

transp.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial:
! " baths, paneled study. modern
sis.7b0. KoRzENDoRFER. Real.
tor, OIL. 4-S111. til 3.
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sIivFp SPpTNe.Ep sr AN Il y,


SILVER SKIING BY owner -
bedrms,, 2 baths, liv. rm., din,
Tm. and finished rec, rm; fenced
b In yard. Conv. to schools and
churches. S1s,300. VII. 6-00s9.
SILVER sPRING-S05 Violet Pr,
Open 1-6-Custom gabled brk., g
story, 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. firepl.,
din, rm., full tiled bsmt.. modern
equip. kit. gar, shaded back yd
Directions; Route 410. right on
Chicago ST., right l blk. to house.
BUTLER REAYTL CO., AP. a.
1870, AP. 7-4S76.
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SILVER SPRING. lo4o4 Julep az

: story brick home. entrance hall
living rm,, kitchen, dining rm.
= Borch. and powder rm list fr.,
full bath. bedrms., twln-size
r I'd oflt. Plenty OF closets. Full
=. Melbourne. turn right to Open
sign at 200. CALDWELL REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
icONTlhUED)

ROSEMARY HILLs-3-bedrm. briel
rambler; table space IN mod. kit.
firepl. full bamt; many extras
beaut. lge. fenced lot with trees
close 10 schools and tranSp, SlB,'
nnn Vi. X. 0OLD. JU. e-4OOA.
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RAMBLER WITH DEN and 3 GOOD
sized bedrms., Ia tile baths: table
space kit; front porch: mr.. bus.
in excel. Silver Spring neiehbor-
hood Reduced to S1a.950. "A. ].
KESSTNGER 4, m III oaSiA
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Owner
transferred. must sell this attr
sm ann SSlOrial E az lsrs p;r, r s,Si
blks. from eyerythlne Only $40,
$50, $500 down, SIS mo. W. n,
HUGHES CO.; AP. 7-l4O0,
HOME FOR A ICE. FAMILY
year-old split-level in Conn. Ave.
Park; 4 bedrms,, baths, pine
paneled rec, rm, with frepl., many
extras; $4,000. RIPLEY CO.,
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oond. brick Colonial, 8 bedrms
ana bath, sep, din, rm,,. modern
kit, paneled rec. rm. and DOW der
rm in bsmt. screened porch
beautifully lsndscaped deep yard
tor OIL Anil, 'til ~
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ILvER sPRINo-completely Do.

SILVER SPRING = Most attrac,
white brick split level 3 bedrms
"a baths, rec, rm hrepl' yIs'
JU $3.50
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NEW quality rambler, lge. corner
lot; 3 hedrms., 2k baths, GE
kit, all improvements: M. New
wheaton PIX: reas, terms or will
consider trade. l7O5 Areola ave. OF
call BUILDER, m R-9SRR
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may find this Ideal. One Of our
best brick-and-stone ramhlers or
l acre in prestige area. Located
at 1880 Sherwood Forest drive
Drive out. inspect, then call RIP
LEY COMPANY. EV. 4-160O Of
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2 NEW CAPE GODS, custom built,
all brk.: mr.. school. bus and SWIM
ming pool: in excel. Silver Spring
loc.; LIST n. features liv, rm. with
tirepl., Yep. din. rm.. table-space
kit; master bedrm. and tub bath.
Scr. porch. 2nd a. has 3 bedrms.
and bath. Full bsmt. S23,950 and
$24,46Q. A: J. KESSINGER & CO.,
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OPEN, / TIL 6

Thomas L. Phillips Co.
7720 Wis. Ave. OIL. CLARA
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.


TAKOMA PARK-You will like
this charming brick home with
bedrms., separate din. rm,. large
kitchen, Rarage and screened
porch. plus income terrace apt
Open 2 TO q. out Piney Branch
Td., right on Greenwood ave, 70
s sos CAL CALI. ~ $1,000 sAiNuM
TAKOMA PARK, MD. 7i23 Maple
ave; semi-det. 2 houses, one In
come props with compl. l-bedrm.
Apts.; other 6-rm. home; buy or
2: mr.. d, G. line. JU. 6-3l17.
TAKOMA BRICK RAMBLERi Sl2,-
1901 Among tall treesl 2 twin
bedrms.: family kit. full bsmt. !
lott RILEY Co. JU. 5-6i1f,
TAKOMA PARK-you viii like this Y,
street; din. rm.. large Nv rm;
Price, St5,750; 5000 down, Call
JU. $4,000, BAINuM REAL rs.
TATE OPEN , TO g. out Carroll
ave- right on Central; right on
jackson. left on Hilton to roo.
r. X. PK.-oider home bargain
3-bedrm, rambler wifull base.
n Esp asssRnaircaaiipR Pm .nd PAIL sIs.
] AMI barbecue II huu nlt'
place In rec. rIn., at only Sl3,H1O
! Come see W. J. NICHOLAS Fol
Results" He $4,000
vIERs MILL; so, SOO--Immae. 3
bedrm. famb.; I'm. bsmi.; SOB
| dn.. $40 mo. pays all TAMBLYN
a. CO.. 10. 5-2930. VIII. d-72S2.
lVIERs MILL = NO SIS DOWN %
1 purchaser with good job. Nice 2
bedrm. BUNGALOW; newly dec. full
bsmt.; level lot; immediate possess
sion. $3.50. II. l.. GODDARD
OIL. 4-7922, Hu. 3-4747.
WHEATON--No SIS down. Lovely 2
bedrm. home; sep. din. rm., bsmt
Payments like rent. BUDNEY
REALTY, LO. 5-27b0, VIII. 6-9579
WHEATON, AREA-Immaculat 4,
level split; liv. rm. with hrepl.
huge kit. and din. rm., patio, den
3 bedrms., Ia baths, util. rm.
bSmt., lovely property with shrubs
| trees and flowers; cony. schools
SCI, 500. VIII. 6-4932. No brokers
please.
WHEATON, = 4-bedrm. brick. 2
I baths. hrepl, din. rm., den, bsmt
fenced. sl7.95O, owner. 10. B.
| ABB.
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I GREENWICH FOREST

A. v. PISANI, Realtors
Oh. 4-7500
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nT@gen

~
o.. 3 BannockbeTn drive.
m Macarthur blvd, between VIII
son lane and Goldsborough I'd -
Contemporary 62-ft. rambler: 3
oedrms,, ~ baths large l4xl4
swimming pool, FILA avail.
$1,000 DIN. Call OWNER, OIL
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PARK, 1000 Westmore-
land ave-Estate sale; open sun.
MARI s Rn. Details NN s fsSn Mr. !, sA HR
bRAiuTH. X. a-os22Ss.O y NV
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FOR SALE BY OWNER Bethesd

FOR SALE By OWNER Bethesda
near NH. desirable 31a-year-
old custom rambler, lge. corner
lot, 3 bedrms.. baths, center
hall, % IT. liv. rm. with firepl !.
sep. din rm., full daylight bsmt. :,
with firepl. GE kit, circular
driveway and carport; near All
schools; S25. 900. Call for appt
Oh. 6.47l4, If no answer call
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VACANT-Live like . squire; roomy
3-bedrn1., modern. well-cared- for
home on j acre: hot-watef heat
towering trees, fruit trees; hie
din. rm., 32-ft. liv. rm., porches,
garage, outbldgs.; 80 min. TO d. C
Only S15 600. OIL. 4-4522. C. w.
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HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs-Brand-neV

bright 3-bedrA. rambler: Calf
style; big deluxe GE kit; ground
level bsmt.. with lge. picture win
dow; not far from Nd u: out
standing buy at S13.S00. FLA
terms. w. r. HUGHES CO.: AP
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H0UsEs BY HUGHEs-ExtFa iaTTi

brk. Colonial on spacious cornei
lot; built to last for a lifetime
sunny bedrms., 22-ft. liv. rm
with fireplace; lge. cement sid
porch leading from big modern
kit; "a baths; daylight bsmt.
many, many other nice features
Price SlS,950 W. R. HUGHES
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ADJOINING SLIGO pARK-T0V

SLIGO PARK--Lovely
! l2-story, all-brk home with 8
lst-h. bedrms., sep. din. rm.: full
bsmt. with gar; expansible attic
very, scenic loo. overlooking Sligo
Greek: $50. $50, A. J. KESSINGER
e CO. III. A-45AA
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLFR! spa
SILVER SPRING PROPER (SI6

SILVER SPRING PROPER (Sl5.-
red brick Cape Cod with slate
roof; 1sx12 lfv rm. with firepl.:
separate din. rm., 1st-fioor den,
large kitchen and enclosed rear
porch: 2 bedrms. and bath on End
floor; full bsmt., oil a.-c, heat,
garage, shade trees. Open Sum
day 2 to 3. COFFMAN REALTY
CO. IN 9-4123: ewes. and Sun,
JU. 5-S714.
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Silver SPRING Sls,75Q BIZ

SILVER SPRING BY owner-open
1920 Greenoek I'd; l year old;
: S24.p50; mr.. Four Corners pa
. rochial and public schools, golf
course; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, firepl.
in liv. rm., sep. I'm, all-elec.
kit, rec. rm., scr. porch, gar /:
trees; lot 75x100. Dr.: Colesville
I'd. to Lanark, 8 blks. west to
:. Greenock. JU. 9-S343
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sILYER sPRNG; YoUR BEST BUl

. We have charming, all-hrick,
l-fioor rambler in "a most con-
venient location with al the extras
not obtainahle in new homes cost
: ing $1,000 more: 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, ceramic tile kit: 2 pofches;
: full bsmt. with built-tn garage.
Asking only S20,750. To inspect,
!. call 10. 5-36Ss. SUBURBAN
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vETERANsI $3.50 DOWN, SIS PEE
pansibie attic finished IN knotty
pine. Full bsmt. with Complete
atr-conditioning unit. Vacant. Near
schools and transp., right OF
Piney Branch I'd. Priced at SIC.
$50 for quick sale. Call It'll Q pm.
WA: $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS
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siTyFp SPRING = WHY m
SILVER sPRING.AssUME HIal

4laet LOAN. Why 60 to 594ee
Better than new, contemporary
style rancher, deluxe ultramodern
kit. with built-in oven and eoun-
ter--top range, full tiled bsmt;, at
scaped, 9,000-su. 1T. lot. SI7.950
For appt., call 10. 5-36SS. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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FARMETTE-S-acre older farm
home surrounded by trees; 3 bed
rms, h.-w. heat; close in Howard
County; only S14.750. RIPLEY
CO., EV. 4-I6OO.
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SIL. sPG.-FOUR COR.-Brk. with
family rm,. bath on LIST plus 3
bedrms., bath up. Sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm.. gar. Open 81 1912
Greenock I'd. ALLEN REALTOR,
RIA. 6-3333.
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single 6-rm. Colonial; daylight
bsmt with children's playrm.
fenced lot; walking distance Ia
schools and shopping, FHA. $3.50
down. Full price. S13,50n. w. r.
HUGHES CO.: AP. 7-1400.
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SILVER sPRING--Newiy dec. 6-rm.
- detached brick. tip top cond.: fin
becue: near school; $3.50 down will
e buy this attractive home: $4,000.
: q HUGH 7. PECK. He. 4-6400 til 9.
SILVER SPRING PROPER-A g.
bedrm. brick Colonial with 1
bedrm., Y bath on LIST a.; ground
. level bsmt. Mr.. schools, transp.
Under 100000 POSNER REALTY
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S0MERSET-cor. rambler; 8 rms.
2 baths. screened porch, rec. rm.
maids rm. and bath, carport. r
B. WARREN, OIL. 1850. 10s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 4 bed
rms. and den or 5th bedrm.,
baths: lovely large recreation rm. /;
on quiet street: wonderful place
for the children. Call Mrs. Kenner
with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.,
OIL. 4-1424.
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done most Of her growing up
In Washington. she has doz-
ems Of close friends here.
Her popular mother. who
has given some Of Washing
toms best dinners-both gus
tatorily and personnel-wise
already has told friends
she and her husband viii
come back here next spring
for the last Dancing Class.
Gathered on the clear Wind
swept terrace OF the Nebraska
avenue Embassy yesterday
we're Chief Justice and Mrs.
Warren. saying that Virginia
would leave the hospital to-
day: Mrs. Arthur Summer
field. Admiral Sir Michael
and Lady Denny. French AM
bassador and Nine. Alphand
-Nicole In a chic all-navy
costume - heading next for
the Yugoslav Embassy recep-
ton: the William Fosters. the
Morris Cafritzes. Candy and
Jimmy Van Allen. Helen and
Harold Coolidge. Austrian
Ambassador Platter. Homer
oruenther and the Ralph
BeckerS
MORE STORIES ABOUT
GOV. ADAMS case were fly
ing around. Democrats Leslie
Bifiie and Clayton Fritchey
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were chatting. ouipped Les.
Il didn't get a vicuna coat
but I got fieeced." Then he
told the latest about Gen.
Harry Vaughan supposedly
sending a note to Sherman
Adams saying: Hot weather's
bad for vicuna coats; send II
over and ! will put II In my
deep freeze"
There was also an inside
tip whispered at the party
that II Mr.. Adams goes. now
or later. Secretary Of the
Interior Fred Seaton Is the
man most likely 10 succeed
him.
The Bob Guggenheims
dropped by. and the Conger
Pratts, who leave for Nam
tucket on Friday: the Pete
Garrans Of the British EN-
bassy, the Blair Childs and
Vera Petchek. who leaves
Saturday for Europe with
Rose Zalles and Maggie VIM
satt. They are all going TO
Russia where they will be
joined by Mrs. McCeney Wer-
Itch. who's already In Europe,
WALTZING IN GILDED
BALLROOM OF THE So
WET EMBASSY is the last
thing this columnist ever
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