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FARMS

ENGINEER EXECUTIVE will buy
or lease farm. conveniently located
TO Potuxent or Potomac Rivers;
principals only. WA. T-467p.
NEW sTRoUT SPRING cATELo0
FREE Farms. Homes. Businesses
"a states. STRoUT REALTY. | i3s-A.
woodward Bldg. wash. ST. 3-37s4
FARM INVESTMENT
Rented for $1,000 per year; 26a
acres, streams, hard road. 1l-room
and bath home In nne SETTING
tenant house. bank barn. 80 COW
barn. silo. 2 corn cribs, tool shed
hen house. garage. etc: 100000
terms, Could your money be In
q better place.
$50 ACREs with old stone home
and easy daily driving distance
$500 per acre. terms.
MANY OTHERS. ROMER b CO
Realtors. Gaithersburg 300.
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'0That's MARMADUKE'S chair!"
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

STORAGE SPACE IN BASEMENT
Approximately 500 50. IT,. heated.
Pvt. entrance and toilet. 1900
block Georgia ave. Reas. call JU.
5-60R6.
AN OUTSTANDING new modern
warehouse OF 1900 IT.; 20 minutes
downtown, building includes one
general ONCE area and two pri-
yate, .of1ces enclosed recessed
trial zoned and parking. area;
9ssSos in every respect uN'
WAREHOUSE. 5000 50. IT. or less:
dntn. area. Easy truck access. ele-
retailers warehouse or manufac-
turer's storage. Reas. Call. MR..
HUGHES, RE. 1880. Az l. ct.
NV.
WAREHOUSE, 5000 50. It. or less:
dntn. area. Easy truck access. ele-
vators. Good security. Suit. for re-
tailer's warehouse or manufac-
turer's storage. Reas. Call Mr..
HUGHES. RE. 7-5s50. 742 L NV.
4 800 SO. FT, mr.. N. Y ave. and
Bladensburg I'd. n.e.--500 50. #. Of
air-cond ofiees: tail-gate loading
dock, R.R. siding. TO be completed
Aprtl i.
1900 SO FIR. I. ave. me-
floor; tail-gate loading RR. sid
ing, small once; immed. occupancy,
$500 SO. Fr.-N. Y. ave. mel
floor: 4 small ofices: tail-gate
loading dock: immed. occupancy.
Consult Mr.. GoLDENBERG. Sun
and ewes. OIL. 4-3067.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S0
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EAIRFAx CIRCLE. va. VICINITY,

aOLMES RUN ACRES-Contempo-
rary 4-bedroom, 2-bath home. sc
minutes from downtown Washing.
ton; well designed, luxuriously car
peted, completely air conditioned
swimming pool privileges. Avail.
able for lease March L; $1S5 pei
month. Call MUMFORD REALTY
ia. 7-4145 or JE. 2-2645.
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T a0n cE " ,Sst T TaE you E9TS: .r! sq'
a damson plum tree to take rs
place and a grape arbor. Here Is
a Ia-aeFe lot with q charming, g.
bedroom rambler; entirely Iedec-
Eaan an hu,n Fn k.itn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

AMER. UNIV. AREA-Brand- ney
brick Colonial: true center hall
oen and Law. on list A.: 5 bedrms.
. baths on End: rec. rm. Askini
FRANZ J;SfS-T s. PHI PHILLIPS LIPS INC, 81
1-14l1; ewes. WO. e-54aa.
4-bedrm.
4-bath residence in this most dis
i ise' bedrm. and iail bath on is
floor; GAIT. liv. rm., left din
School. MlD-4O Call Mr., Rhodes
OF. 6-a442. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, INC, DI. T-1411,
CHEVY CHASE, "a blk. of Ne
braska ave. New de luxe Co
FAMILY FAMILY kit. V with ali modern con
veniences. freplaces, 4 lava
tories, screened porch, rec. rm
intercom. system and many othe
features found only in a new am
modern home Priced reasonabl!
at S43,500 Will take your hom
with the bother Of selling. n,
deferred money. Cali Mr.
HUMPHREY. HE. 4-a46l.
CHEVY CHASE-Imposing corne
loaded with extras: -3-bedrm., 3
bath, Aforementioned brick: del
and elaborate rec. rm.. 2-ca
garage: near Wilson High ant
Conn. ave. convenienees. Trade
in of your present home or othe
real estate considered Call Mr.
CLARK, RIA. 3-9011 or MA
S-0334.
CHEVY CHASE, in the choice High
wood subdivision. an EXCEPTIONAL,
good buy-Large center-hall bricl
with 24-ft. living room. large scr
porch, 3 twin-size bedrooms, mn
ished and heated 3rd floor. built
in garage; price, S26,9h0, Call We
$4,000 till q pm. EDW H. JONE'
CO.. INC. Chevy Chase.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Why commut
when you can live in the hear
of the city and walk to work.
have several attrac. new listings
Call AID. 4-1267, DE. 2-S125 ewes
BONNIE B. FOSTER, $500 Dunn
barton ave.
GEORGETOWN - Choice invest
ments, small and large. Excep
tional steady returns. J. c
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BETHESDA (Walter Johnson High
SCHOOL, - Very attractive three
bedroom brick rambler, with pan
eled rec. room and full bath in
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., OIL.
A-1424
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AUTOMOBILES eOA SALA
tcoNTlNuEpl

CADILLAC 1857. beautiful Fleet.
wood 4-dr. sedan; Alpine white.
fully equipped, perfect condition:
10000 miles; original OWNER.
CADILLAC 'b7 4-dr. sedan: tur-
quoise and white, all power, Wv.
tires, 1909 guarantee. low down
payment. low monthly payments.
Ross DISCOUNT MOTORS. 10th
and New York ave. NV. Dt.
7-ssss.
CADILLAC 1885 "6a" coupe; q
tone gray: air-eOndit Pre-
spring Special. $2.9ee; CcC guar
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
i22S 22nd 81. NV. FK. 1-26o0
CADILLAC 81 son!sEsibls; flaming
I rstro MIN ~. va''' lcoe Sasr g
low down payment. log monthly
payments. ROSS DISCOUNT
M Nc ON. Di O' a.ss sss N'N f0'I
CADILLAC '5s Deviiie 4-dF. sedan;
alpine white. al power. autronic
eve. Wv. tires. 1905 guarantee,
low down payment. Low monthly
payments. ROSS DISCOUNT
MOTORS. 10th and New YORK
ave. nv. Df. s-ssss.
CHEVROLET 81 t-dF. 8 CYL: pvT
steefinG, pWrRiide. ~, n, Wv
Tires: other extras. Hight gray.
bought IN August; going overseas
goth: must sell quickly; cost, SS,-
900. sell 81 900. DE. 2-0S0o. Apt.
4S4; no dealers. is.
CHEv. 80 Bel Air 4-dF.. sedan
powerRlide. equipped. excel, eond (.
new-ear appearance; PVT. OWNER.
CHEVROLET 1858 sedan; .. and ;
down, S26,l q month FALLS
CHURCH De soto-Piymouth, il.
3-2a00.
CuEvROLET 80 Bel AIR hardtop:
auto. drive; many extras; l owner,
like new. S7aS. WILSON pom
TIAC. 1928 Georgia ave. silver
Spring. Nd, ~ 9-1sie.
CHRYsLER 80 New Yorker club
coupe; Wv. tires. heater. low
mileage. etc, cash. trade or bank
terms. MERSON 4 THOMPSON.
Chryn.-Plym. Dealers, Used-car
Dept 1927 Wis ave. OIL. 2-26ib.
DE- SOTO '53 2-door; one 6-cyi.
and one s-eyl,; r. and h.. pr;
10. 900 actual miles; new-car
CHURCH De tO-Piymouth. 81.
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Snow White
AND A MILE LONG
ROUTH ROBBINS SAYS
UNUSUAL LOCATION

UNUSUAL LOCATION
Mount Vernon split-level.
SO realistic Is this offering
at such a reasonable price.
Tapestry brick-three bed
rooms, 2 baths, outstanding
recreation room with bar;
screened porch, community
swimming pool and boat
dock available. In q superb
location stepped IN history.
Just off Mount Vernon
blvd. Assume . large CT
LIST trust.
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ALEXANDRIA, vA.-space IN mod.
ern shopping center, suitable fol
business or professional omces Of
store; parking area. near bus etoI
and several apartment projects
XII. s-s4s4.
2I40 p ST. N.W.-Entire BLDG: lge
1st-d. store; "a and Sd rs. Of
nces or apis: active comml. area.
good any retail bus. EN-. 3-9O02
Fully Equipped Restaurant
Small operation suitable for couple
Located Bladensburg I'd. ne. WI
make good terms TO responsible
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
1873 H st. NV. ma. $3.50
DOWNTOWN BUILDING
Containing total OF approx. 1S.OOI
50. II. including $500 50. II. air
conditioned offices. Sprinkler avs
TEN, freight and passenger elevator
Very desirable for operation requir
ing ofilees and warehousing or proc
essing under one roof. Building Il
excellent condition. Can give tmme
diate possession.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC
|I726 H ct. NV. MA. $500
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SNOW OR MCCALL

]. Chevy Chase brick rambler
in town. 5 bedrms.. . baths. ultra
de luxe kit. din. rm., bsmt.,
blocks transp. Priced in the 20s.
.. Chevy Chase. in town De
luxe 5-bedrm. split-level. many Gus
tom extras.
bath on list; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths on
2nd; brick; close to tranSp.
METZIER. REALTOR
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HOUSES uNFURMIsHED

ARL., close in-cozy 2 bedrms.. full
din. rm.; gas h.-w.h.; mr.. schools,
buses, stores; fenced yard with
blvd. left on N. Oak st. to 1923.
To see, ia. s-1133.
ARL., best area, close in-3-bed-
f i'm 1 GSlOn tal din f Dath' screened lsnsS
porch; full bsmt; fenced. rear
yard; near Patrick Henry, Thomas
Jefferson, St. Thomas More
Schools; $3.50. 1ol S. Irving ST..
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GEORGETOWN = Choice invest
ments, small and large. Excep-
tional steady returns. j. C.
CHATEIl Hi A-AAh6
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TRUCKS ron SALE
AUTOMOBILES goa SALE

JEf sNdiisH YoKB.. 1854 X
ave Sc, II 4-e3OO
ANGLIA. PROJECTS. coNsuIs
Let us show YOU how 10 cut
E1SSaItIsshH H SIIolRtT si INF give Jd n:
clifford Motors "a. b-O22a.
Open Ill y pm.
BUICK 1893 sspciai a-dr.:. $1,000
miles. dynahou. ana n nes
ca car, sond,tion sou 49,, ALI
BUICK 'S6 Special hardtop coupe
IKE nsSi ioW mlI,ass ovn w
down S Ssirsi no iosns.tsia bssi
hnansihE . 81 .2es. wn9oN foN.
- "a. 2S:.rHisiE." 1--WE
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KENWOOD

For those who want the very
best, this charming brk. Colonial
was built by one Of the areas most
respected builders for his own use.
Its center hall plan is ideal for
gracious living: q spacious liV. rm.
with frepl., den with Iflrepl.. din.
rm. suitable for formal entertain
ing Lavatory and mod kit. all
SeautiiuIIy paneleS T rec. ' rm., maids mai
rm.. and bath; 4 bedrms. and 2
baths on End a. Stairs TO expand
able attic. Call Mrs. Biles. EN-.
3-2694.
III A. Gill a. Son DE 2-5000
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ROUTH ROBBINS

.iiSsgBsAaS o $SssstSF if IF .:ss$$S
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HOUSES FURNISHED
RRADRIIRY HETGHTs sECTIO

BRADBURY HEIGHTS SECTION
ten minutes from Andrews Field
5 rms. and bsmt. Semi-det.; furn.,
newly decorated, SIPS per month.
RE. 6-6750 or DI. 7-2129. is
FALLS CHURCHES mos.
bedrms., Ia baths, full bsmt., 2
firepls., plus guest house, { bed
rms, bath kit: adaquetly turn.
Sl15 mo. HE. 4-7420.
WESLEY HGTs.-4 bedrooms. 2
baths, S275; Chevy Chase, 8 bed
rms, 5la baths, H. A. GILL q
9ON, DE. 2-5OO0,
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n. FAILS CHURCH FAIRFAX

CO..vIENNA-Lovely homes; some
with option to buy bedrms.,
SllO to Sl75; 5 bedms., Sis to
= 5000; ? bedrms., S95 to $l20
ASK-Us! REALTY CO. ia. S-l252
CARNEY CIRCLE AREA S.E.-6
rms. bsmt., g.h.-w. heat. Redec.
SS5. Adults only. LII. l-0G57.
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COLORED: BY OWNER; Mr.. ST.
and Longfellow Lovely anC
charming S-rm. home. Reas On
payt. Only 500 mo. EN-. 2-S13S
COLORED-THE PRICE is RIGHT
With small cash payment anC
monthly payments like rent II yol
are in the market for a 13-room
3-bath brick home with 2-car bricl
garage. See 1446 HARVARD ST
NV. 1t is vacant and in very gooc
condition. Priced at S17,500 fol
quick sale. M B. Weaver, WO. 8.
1914, MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-S95 DOWN
7s UNDERWOOD PLACE NV.
OWNER must sell this 5-rm
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-one of the
finest homes in this area is now
being offered for rent to q qualt-
fed tenant. A true center-hail
Colonial. First floor consists of
living room, dining room, kitchen.
library. powder room, 42-foot So
1arium and bar. The second moor
has 4 master-siZed bedrooms, each
with its own private bath. There
are four additional bedrooms and
full bath on the third floor. $500.
For appointment to inspect. call
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., OIL.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

IL rental units, plus owners
apt. Present income exceeds $500
mo $1,000 down; excel terms.
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
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Regatta Site
Unchanged

Unless conditions grow worse,
the Capital Power Boat Associ-
alton apparently plans to hold
its week end regatta between
M e mortal and Fourteenth
Street Bridges instead Of on
an alternate course.
There are quantities of
driftwood and debris in the
Potomac, brought down by the
recent heavy rains, which led
to conjecture that the races
might be held on a more shell
tered course.
Inboards and cupboard
hydroplanes will compete to-
morrow and cupboard run
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the coast, where the bluefiShing
so far has been very poor. The
blues appeared at Hatteras and
excellent catches were made Of
fish UP to Is pounds.
Only scattered punches trav-
eled north and scarcity Of the
bluefish has caused many char
ter boat cancellations. A boat
went out of Chincoteague. Va.
this week TO hunt for blues.
found none but hooked and lost
a dolphin.
Capt. Josh Bunting says char
ter boats out Of Ocean City.
Md. have been bringing back
a few blues. perhaps two to four
to a boat. They run large, how
ever, and are biting on squid as
well as feather jigs.
The Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice says it is at a loss to ex-
plain the movements of the
bluefish because no studies are
being made by it or any Of the
states. However, the blues are
known to be cratic travellers
and Furthermore, there is a
marked difference in their
abundance from year to year.
Meanwhile, rockflshing in the
bay continues to improve. Capt.
Randolph Harrison at Thigh
man Island calls it extra
good. 1 think there are more
rockfish in Chesapeake Bay
than there have been for years
and years"
Harrison said that boats out
Of Tilghman Island Wednesday
caught up to 1l2 stripers from
the 12-inch minimum to 2la
pounds. Schools we're found
breaking in the mouth of the
Choptank.
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event Of the derby. One FISH
bears a tag worth $1,000 two
have tags worth $500 each and
two more. $3.50 each.
Gus Berlitz at Deale says
there also are keeper-sized fish
on Holland Point Bar, of
Franklin Manor and Broad
water. Gene Donovan, who runs
a fishing pier near the South
River Bridge. said his son,
Jackie, and Frank o. Rush
visited Thomas Point in an out
board and reported the water
boiling with schooling rock,
ROckfish Bite at SOlOmOns
Another good spot is Solo,
mons Island, where rockf1sh IL
to Is inches long are reporting
biting of Cedar and Cove
Points and along the western
shore. Capt. Harry WOODBURY.
said a party on one of his boats
skippered by Capt. Ernest
Bivins filed a 20-gallon can
with fish in five hours.
Trout as well as hardhead
are biting near Point Lookout.
Capt. Taft Tippett took out a
party Wednesday which caught
SO trout weighing up to 3
pounds on the stone pile north
Of Point No Point. Also taken
were 81 hardhead. 800 big spot
which Tippett said weighed
better than a pound each, and
a half dozen founders.
At Solomons hardhead have
started biting in the steamship
channel rip off Little Cove
Point. One boat brought back
100, but the average is less than
so. Sunset is the best. time.
There is an abundance of large
spot in the Patuxent from Point
Patience to the bay.
Up the Patuxent at Benedict,
the fishing is slow. Harry A.
Shorter said a few hardheads
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have been caught as well as
spot.
on Ocean City tuna are still
being caught. They weigh rs
TO 30 pounds. A few dolphin
also are being taken and the
white marlin fishing is holding
up better than last year.
Through July 20 the catches
recorded totaled ia.
Two Washingtonians took
prizes in the fifth week Of the
Ocean City fishing contest.
Gebby Beasley caught a Ia
ounce kingfish from the surf
at 9Th street and Arthur c.
Wood took a l-pound. 6-ounce
trout in the inlet.
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Prize Fish to be Launched

Up the Potomac at Piney
Point. where Swann's fishing
center is the scene OF the st.
Mary's County Fishing Derby
this week end. another launch
ing of prize rockf1sh today is
a special inducement to an
glers.
The Baltimore brewery which
launched Diamond Jim III, on
whose head there is a $4,000
price, was to launch a fish
worth $4,000 as the opening
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No Change Planned
In Soro Regulations

The Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice said today that the wording
of its announcement on the
September l-January 10 out
side dates for hunting rails
and gallinules may have led
to the belief that there would
be a change in the 1859
regulations on sora rails.
Actually, no change is
planned. On sora, daily bag
limit last year was rs, on other
rails and gallinules, IS.
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NOTES
ON
BOATS
BY BOB JONES

A question being asked a lot
these days is. when is the
right time for youngsters to
start handling boats?" Some
boatmen say they should be is
or over, while others advocate
starting them by the time
they're 10.
Youngsters acquainted with
boats and the water from the
time they can toddle have a
good head start on the others.
When they are 10 years old
they are good swimmers, with
the right adult supervision
have picked up enough know
how to manage a boat alone,
and will handle themselves and
the boat properly.
1t would be best for those
being introduced to boating to
join a class of about the same
age level. led by a good in
structor. If they can. When
this is not available, it is the
responsibility of the older
person in charge, be he parent
or friend, to supervise.
Here are some fundamentals
youngsters must know which
qualified instructors require
after passing a swimming test
first: Lifesaving practice, how
TO wear and use a life jacket,
getting in and out of a boat
properly. how to behave aboard
a boat (hands out of water,
staying seated, no overlooking,
keeping boat in TRIM, cast
ing of from dock and mooring,
courteous to other boats, safe
handling Of motor and fuel,
how to pick up swimmers or
man overheard; rules of the
road and good seamanship.
released by Superior Features
Svndicate)
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lust COASTING' AT 100 MILES AN HOUR
William Waggoner M radical unlimited hydropane shanty
H. sps the OF Lake Mead Nev its first with Col
schleeh controls miles
Schleeh said u coastng The hopes Sany H. which
only its propeller single along bottom eventually
will hit 200 miles hour.-AP Wirephoto.
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CAPTAINS OPTIMISTIC
First oiIor Blues
Being Taken in Boy
BY CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor Editor

There may be bluefish in Chesapeake Bay this
season, after all.
Scattered catches of tailor-sized blues this week
have charter captains predicting that the main
schools should be close behind.
If So it would be contrary to the trend along
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GAN Times Eastern Standard

Is FOR WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC RIVER POINTS
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HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY POINTS
Kent island Narrovs

Compiled BY Coast Survey
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abouts and hydros Sunday.
Pits will be on Ohio drive north
Of the Fourteenth Street
Bridge.
The schedule:
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BELONGED TO COLONIES ANCESTORS
Where the White House Now Stands
Was q Form in WQshinqton's DQY

deed recorded for the District
of Columbia was the instru-
ment conveying the land OF
one David Burnes to the Gov
eminent.
History has it that. when
Gen. George Washington
picked the site Of the Capital,
he approached David Burnes.
among others, requesting that
they sell their land to the
Government. David Burnes
did give some of his, the land
where the White House
stands. Later Gen. WASH
ington asked him to sell all
of his farm for the sites Of
the new Government build
ings and he refused.
Much Controversy
There was much contro-
versy and name calling. The
dour Scot could not be per-
suaded to part with his land.
His farm was Little Scot
land" to him. The exchange
Of harsh words followed.
Gen. Washington told David
he was nothing but a small
tobacco farmer and a darned
poor one at that" David. a
true Scot, retorted do We
have to take the grist to
come from you as pure grain?
May hae We nae married the
widow Gusts, you would hae
died a surveyor and a poor
one at that" All this is found
in two volumes of Washing
ton Memorabilia by Rufus
Rockwell Wilson.
However. David Burnes
finally gave in and sold, his
land going to the District
Government. The family
moved away. Col. Burns an
cestors went into Pennsyl-
vania, then on to Ohio and
finally to Arizona where he
now claims residence.
In the house on d Street
the decor points UP Col.
Burns possessions-a fabul-
GUS antique copper and brass
collection. gathered from
many points Of the world
during his military service
and family heirlooms.
Settings for His Collections
The satinwood used
throughout makes a perfect
setting for any collection. An
open shelf divider splits the
living room with its twin fire.
places. Hooked rugs made by
a grandmother cover the floor
on one side where the old
spinning wheel stands.
The more modern side is
carpeted In Williamsburg
green. The copper and brass
collection stands on the di-
CaAl'd e. Page n-s, Col. q
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Three Gala Dances Given Yesterday

After being snowbound
most of the week, several
hundred Capabilities from
residential and diplomatic
circles. donned their dancing
shoes last night and attended
three late evening parties.
The Argentine Embassy
was the scene of one Of the
festivities. a black tie dance
given by the daughters Of the
Ambassador and Sonora de
Yadarola del Castillo.
The Misses Angelica and
Maria Cristina Yadarola del
Castillo gave the party in
honor Of one Of their married
sisters, Sonora de Madina.
who i visiting here from
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Argentina with her husband,
LIST 1t. Hector Raul Madina,
and their 2la-year-old son.
The diplomatic corps young
set comprised the guest list.
and Sidney and his orches-
ira played for dancing. Mid
way in the festivities, some
excitement was provided with
a program Of Argentine folk
dances performed by young
girls from the Embassy staff.
with Sonora de Madina.
sister, in-law Of 1t. Madina.
accompanying on the piano.
Not far away the Sulgrave
Club echoed the dance rhy-
thms Of Lester Lanin and
his orchStra who came from
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and inviting doorway bespeak
charm within.
Col. Burns is opening
Burns B. o. O." chat means
bachelor officers quarters)
with a series of Z to 8 pm.
parties, one of which is on
Saturday.
Guests will view for the
first time this memory-filled
house on Capitol Hill. 1t
stands on the edge of what
was once the 600-acre estate
of David BurneS.
On May 81, 1871, the first
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New York to play for a white
tie dance given by the Waltz
Club Of Washington.
Among the several couples
giving dinners before the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Gardner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Scoville.
Another late evening affair
was the dance given at the
Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club for Miss Grace
KEENAN,, daughter Of the
former United States AM
bassador to Russia and Mrs.
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lily to take residence in the
National Capital city since
it was built on the tobacco
farm of his great great
grandfather, H. David Burnes
(the e has since been
dropped, who was a justice
of the peace and one of a
community known as Little
Scotland"
Col. Burns new house is
one of those delightfully."- small
residences built in the early
days of Americas growing.
The long narrow windows
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KEENAN,. and her flance. Mr..
c. X. McClatchy. who is with
the Washington Bureau OF
the American Broadcasting
Company. They are 70 be
married on March /.
Host for the party was Mr..
James Mcclatchy. brother OF
the prospective bridegroom
and himself also a news corr
respondent for the Sacra-
mento lCalif.) Bee. The
brothers grandfather was
founder and first editor Of
the Sacramento newspaper.