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Evening star., 1947-06-22
3 Groups Of Women Auiators
Held Breakfast Flight Sunday

women are not easily discouraged, In
spite of the fact many of them COM
plain they spend more time on the
ground than in the air. waiting for
the weather to clear.
Twelve planes made the trip, and
went along as Miss Howard's guest
in her silver winged Luscombe. The
flight was unforgettable-the gentle
lift of the plane on the takeoh. the
sensation of floating" over green
carpeted valleys and woodland areas,
and the swift glide to earth as we
landed.
The beautiful grounds of the club
which is owned by C. Elwood Sager
were not hard to spot from the air.
We banked around a turn and
SKINNED over the treetops onto the
grass landing strip, bordered on
either side with the darker green
of timothy fields. AS we climbed
out of the plane, we were greeted
by Mr.. Sager and earlier arrivals
We wouldn't have believed it if we
hadn't seen it, but there waiting
for those who didn't want to take
the long walk up to the club was
"a real fashioned surrey, COM
plete with .'the fringe on the top,
drawn by a dark bay. and driven
by smiling little Negro boy in
jockey costume.
The study in contrast between the
Nf
small planes parked on the field
was repeated again as we neared
the clubhouse and noted the blend
of Colonial and modern taste in
the Georgian architecture of the
200-year -old home and the gay
beach umbrellas shading small
tables about the spacious lawn.
AS we toured the club grounds
and the house with its cool, shaded
rooms, wide back veranda and built
in swimming room downstairs, COM
plete with sanded floor, soft music
broke the stiffness of the hot sum-
mer day and seemed to be waited
on the air from nowhere. Our host
explained later that the music was
produced from recording inside
the house and transmitted over an
intricate system of electric wiring
throughout the grounds.
After delicious breakfast.
served on the spacious lawn, guests
roamed about in informal groups
or enjoyed a few sets of tennis or
a swim in the outdoor fresh-water
pool.
Several men, known in local avi-
alton circles, were in the party.
Jack Richards, secretary of the
Congressional Pilots Association,
was there and two British flyers,
Squadron Leader John L. Mitchell,
assistant air attache of the British
Embassy, and Nigel Bicknell, an
attache of the Embassy, flew down
in their British plane.
Assisting Miss Howard with the
arrangements for the flight were
Mary Jane Livingston, chairman
of the Washington Chapter of the
Women Flyers, and Mary McFad-
den, chairman of the Washington
Chapter of the WASPS.
The success of the outing as
sured immediate plans for another
in July. The exact date is uncer-
tain, but the air enthusiasts say
their next fight will take them to
Annapolis Airport, adjacent to the
Annapolis Roads Club and oper-
ated by two former WASPS, Bar
bara Jayne and Helen McGilvery.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

TIRED, HOT FEET? If the siz-
zling pavements and exertion have
combined to make your feet swelter,
tire and ache. and your shoes feel
too small for them, DR.. SCHOLL'S
FOOT BALM will soothe and rest
them almost like magic and refresh
them like dip in cool spring
water! The relief you enjoy is un-
forgettable. DR.. SCHOLL' IS FOOT
BALM has a way of curbing excess
sive perspiration and odorous feet,
too, that is wonderful. It's sold
everywhere-at Drug, Shoe and
Department Stores and Toiletry
Counters. This being DR..
SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT
WEEK-it's fine time to get &C
quainted with all of DR.. SCHOLL'S
famous Aids for the Feet while
you're right there at the counter.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

DON'T BLAME BRIDES for being
when they have to
fix breakfast for their new hus-
bands minus POSTMASTER
coasters! It makes such beautiful
toast, with that famous flexible
timer silently, magically taking
over all responsibility pop
ping up toast not just to the
queens" taste, but exactly as
everybody likes it. Can't blame
five million war brides, either, for
wanting theirs! That's one big
reason why the demand far ex-
ceeds the supply on these sleek
automatic pop-up toasters. In ad-
dition, there's you and me and
countless others waiting for ours
even though the manufac-
turers are toiling away like Tro-
jams turning out POSTMASTER
toasters by the thousands. But
take heart our day is coming!
And Soon
Evening star., 1947-06-22
THE BIGGER THE FAMILY .

THE BIGGER THE FAMILY
the more important this pointer
on how PEPSI-COLA helps reduce
the cost of living! You see,
PEPSI's "easy" on your purse,
since it costs no more than one
halt cent an ounce to Serpe! So
by insisting on PEPSI when you
order soft drinks at your Grocer's
you can always have plenty
of PEPSI handy, and the sum
spent won't cause you budget
trouble" just compare that half
cent-an-ounc cost with other ma
tionally advertised brands. and
"size-up' the BIGNESS of that
12-full-ounce PEPSI bottle.a PEP
Sis packed for families. too. at
most Grocers :. six 12-full-ounce
bottles in one easy-to-carry carton
metal or Cardboard, ready to
tote home. take on picnics Or to
the beach!
Evening star., 1947-06-22

day, ! 80 pm, with Mrs. George Kelly,
3 Taylor street
Children of the American Revolution
tuesday. with Mrs. James w. Butler
1917 Rittenhouse street NV, luncheon
-, IN honor of Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke
Women's National Democratic Ciub-To-
morrow, 1890 pm, luncheon
Kappa, Beta ri International Legal So
rority, Eta AIumnae Chapter-Today
pm; with Mrs. Clare Trick Wilson
4767 Twenty-fourth street North, Arl-
lngton, lawn party and installation ot
officers.
Women's Conference on International Al
fairs-Tuesday. 10 am. to pm.
United States Chamber of Commerce
discussion on ''Reorientation Program
of the American Military Government ir
Occupied Areas Speakers. Mrs. j. Bor-
den Hartman and representatives o
the War Department.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
AnuOH1zce enze

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Brandt
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Jane
Brandt. to Mr.. Richard James
Thorson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Tforson of De Smet, S. Oak, The
ceremony took place in Big Springs.
Tex. and the couple left later for
Mexico. They will make their home
in Houston
The bride was a member of the
United States Cadet Nurse Corps
attending American University
School of Nursing at Sibley Memo
rial Hospital. Her father is with
the Foreign Service and now is Con-
sui General in Naples. The bride
groom was graduated from South
Dakota School of Mines and served
in the Navy as a lieutenant.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

A HOUSE THAT SHINES from to bottom
of furniture of lot about the lady of
the sIMONIzING her house
glamour For her floors she S1MONz spreading
with applcator floors
rubbing Then with the
Household SIMONz her furniture
Ma
hogany Neutral Household sIMONIz acts
scratches protection
soft shiny pana since dries h-ad leaves oily
cling take tip invest in SfPoshng
SIMONz furniture!
Evening star., 1947-06-22
BUY-LINES by Nancy saorr
Weekly Sponsored Column of Things New and Interesting

NEW YORK, June 22nd-" scotch"
Cellulose Tape is such wonderful stuff
-. mends everything from a split finger
nail to a torn window shade, seals every
thing from a fancy gift package to a
delicious picnic lunch, holds everything
from shelf paper to jam labels :. !. does
dozens of other helpful chores around
the house! So why not send for the
nleuer little hnnklet that's crarnraed full of
Evening star., 1947-06-22
WANGLING YOUR CALENDAR

WANGL1NG YOUR CALENDAR
trying to plan your vacation so
that you'll steer clear of those GER
tain "do-nothing" days of the
month? Why bother, when by TAX
ing along TAMPAX sanitary pro-
lection you can count those days
lin" and swim, sail or sun"
in complete comfort and conf
dence? You'll be able to wear
form fitting swim suits, fragile
evening dresses without bulge.
belt or pin running the line. You'll
avoid all risks of odor and chafing
be carefree, and worryfree.
That's because TAMPAX was de-
signed by doctor for INTERNAL
USE. Made of pure cotton, it's
easily, neatly inserted. A whole
months supply will fit into your
purse or wedge into wee corner
of your baql
Evening star., 1947-06-22
VII Entertain

Miss Jean Parrish and her fanee.
Mr.. Charles Sherman Jones, jr.,
will be the guests of honor at an
informal party this afternoon when
Mrs. Murray M. Copeland will en-
tertain in the home she and DR..
Copeland are occupying at 3211
Foxhau road.
The bride-elect is a cousin OF the
hostess.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
DINE I'M COMFORT

Completely Air Conditioned
Tor, dine on the terrace nnder the treest
Delicious food and generously
served. Historic surroundings.
Condle light. Never expensive.
Steak, Lobster, Chicken, Hom.
etc. Open every doy, Il TO $50.
r OLD CLUB TEAHOUSE
t0nce Geo. washington's Clubhouse)
SIS South Washington St.
On Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway
in Alexandria (Alex. 4555)
Catering to Parties LARGE and Small
Laura Lee fnUites You
Evening star., 1947-06-22

FIRST IN FASHIONS with the
newest styles in hair-dos and the
smartest shade in lipsticks? Then
why not be just as smart in adopt
ing new ways of doing your house
work? For instance, are you still
cleaning toilet bowls laboriously by
brush -and-hand methods, or does
SAM FLUSH do the complete
chore for you quickly and eftici-
emily? You see, SANI-FLUSH
works chemically to remove I'M
slightly stains caused by the hard
water in your community. 1t dis
infects AS it cleans, removes the
visible film where toilet germs and
a cause of toilet bowl odors lie /.
and leaves NO odor! Ask for
SAM FLUSH in two handy sizes!
Use twice a week!
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Weddmg Q

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Niefeld
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Goldie Niefeld, to
Mr.. Irving Freedman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Freedman.
The wedding will take place in the
autumn.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
February Weddmg

February has been selected for
the wedding of Miss Lucille Green
berg and Mr.. David M. ALEX, whose
engagement Is announced by Miss
Greenberg's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyman Greenberg.
Mr.. ALEX is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred ALEX
Evening star., 1947-06-22

IS THE MAN in your family
good proyider?" Then you owe it
to him to see that the foods and
beverages you serve please him and
please his friends. A man likes
having home that friends like to
come to, and he likes to entertain
them in a way that gives an i'm
preston of Charming people!" 90,
to help you, I'll tell you the bey-
erage most men prefer, SCHLITZ
Beer .. the famous beer brewed
by JOS. Schlitz Brewing Co., MI
waukee, Wisconsin. A welcome
companion with meals, the smooth.
mellow flavor and crystal clarity
of 'SCHILTZ Beer makes cheerful
food taste extra-good. and between
meals there's not a more gracious
hospitality 'helper-outer" you
could call on.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

efficient
killing flies gnats
while it, be thorough ASK
chests
Harmless and pets
and after quick airing every
At Dept Hardware and Grocery
Evening star., 1947-06-22

time temper saving Scotch Tape ideas? It's yours
FREE Just write to Minnesota Mining & Mfg Co. Dept.
L. Saint Paul Mimi and Slick Tricks with Scotch Tape
will be sent Then get roll of crystacear stickwthout
Scotch Tape tomorrow comes in the gay
Scotch plaid dispenser, Csc complete!
Evening star., 1947-06-22
ACT NOW

ACT NOW -. for there's danger and
damage" ahead If single moths just
streaked out of your closet! Moths are
seldom exclusive. Where there's one
there are likely to be legions more-so
here's wise advice. Spray away fast with
ExPELLO High Test SPRAY /. the
Evening star., 1947-06-22

ONCE-UPON-A-TIME I seldom saw an cir
traveller who didn't carry brief /. :. for it
was the businessman having to make every second
count. who led the way in travelling by air. His
experience in changing ordinarily long. tiring
travel time to swift easy air fight taught lis what
mircle the modern scheduled AIRLINES of the
United States offer us. That's why, whenever /
travel by air today, meet people with fishing
rods and golf clubs, mothers with babies, camp
bound youngsters and vacationists. So hop
We time to spend at your destination :. to arrive
Evening star., 1947-06-22

iner time spend at destination to arrive
fresh and clean!
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-25
Ceiling those Agent
dollars

Mrs. billing and her fascist luna
tic fringe" are trying to close down
the Chicago Star with $500.000 law
suit. Many Star readers have started
the anti-Dilling ball rolling by send
ing in ST contributions TO pay for the
Stars fight in the courts. Do YOU
have one of those MISUNDERSTANDING
Accent dollars you can send US to
help fight back?
Evening star., 1947-01-10

The Boston Symphony Orchestra
came to Constitution Hall last night
and played a program that was
matchless in beauty of execution and
In interpretive artistry. The con-
cert proved to be the supreme event
of the season so far, not only be-
cause of the rarity of the orches-
tra's visits but for the emotional
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Boston Symphony's Concert
Is Supreme Event of Season
By Alice Eversmon

excitement prevailing throughout
the evening. The anticipation of the
distinguished audience, headed by
members of the presidential family
and their guests, was to be felt on
entering the hall. But the under
lying current of feeling burst forth
in a warmth of welcome when the
conductor, Serge Koussevitsky, en-
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Southern Airs and a

ToiIorino thot has eorned national admiration in the
three handsome GoodoI fobries for southbound voco
tonists +. Palm Beech, sunfrost and Spring Weave.
Goodo suits ore the net result Of research and in
wrinkles and weor with perfect blend in suit comfort
Choose from wide range of coIors in plain striped
potterns, single or be-breosted.
Palm Beech, Sz3 so; sunfrost, $2o75; Spring
Weave, $3.50; PaIm Beach SIaeks, $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-10-19

BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 3Ox125, par
ticularly suited for up-to-date hardware
ness center. LEWIS BuRMAN, RE. 1858.
tssurs sSfsS h s. ssre e.s sss IN
epRest.; mus. be well financed. Log1s
SO Eye St; NV; store. rear room; us use
e ENsTE1N Really co. g. 1 D1' 1877. is
DELICATEssEN-open in new Hillerest
Hope rds. and Alabama ' ave-. opposite Nay
lor Theater: to be completed in spring
size to suit; long lease to substantial ten
Also for
Norris WEAVER BROS, NC. Washing
ton BIDS d. s$oo syes CHI once ssss sD,e.
IA and F sts: HENRY !, ROBE, NC,
FRS y oyG sToR e. for rent ideal To-
cation (block west Conn. ave. on NJ ST.,
suitable gift-fiower shop, newsstand. in
fsnts wear or for business Of professional S 10
I7I5 14th ST. NW-store, consisting of
, rooms and bath: newly remodeled; all
modern up-to date improvements; centrally
located. Can be used for barber shop, deli
catessen, grocery store: beauty parlor or
sR tyes e R1sn1is eo NE New New YER
ave. NV. MA. 7416. 30
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 3Ox70 store. in
new shopping center in Arl. Long term
lease avail. to- responsible tenant. Can be
used for furniture upholstery. apparel or
Laudromat. ALBERT H COHEN, Realtor,
CH. 1861. Ewes, GIL. 240O. -2l
CONCESSION IN ESTABLISHED dress shop
for mlliner. etc; approximately 800 So. IT
location. 14th and Columbia I'd. NV. MR..
BLANKEN. WO. 5000 Sunday; Elk. 210s
s sa.e SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-store, suitable
for any business Call HARRY COHEN,
RE 4171, GE. 02S6. -21
HEART OF Observation-Disclosures and
unusual corner, Old Georgetown road and
Wilson lane: suitable for any business such
etc. A. H. BACAS, lila H st. NV. D1.
Se;'a iSToS LOCATION - a-story and
s t. "a 1 sds rrss,ss.
Equipped with elevator. Full bsmt. on
heat. Immediate occupancy Apply LEO
M: BERNSTEIN & CO., 14l5 K st. NV.
Downtown 500 So. IT. on
1st floor Of large downtown building;
Win remodel. Excellent for large retail
clothing or furniture store. Apply leas-
ing dept. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN dd & 60 Co.
$40 LIE hwy. Arlington, Va. New
Nov Nov st. Ideal for grocery: Rent. $500
s no Sun and eyes es Mr. Mac so So
18th st. NV. d. 0222. 30
C,RNER STORE in close-in N. Arl., ex-
tremely busy intersection; reasonable
rent. 81; 1854 or FIX. 1895. -2l
store, .15x3o. Very busy, neiehborhood
Lee oeH NJ BE HssSsISsf Co. i4Hs sp st.
NV, ME. 5400 "a
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S ifs vii sSsP 1s 81 AA so a7..
sSao h S. IN no a asses Best offer over
MoToRETTE ls4s 8 wheel 2 PASSENGER,
1ss1Sry o sa ss a sssr n.r no
HARLEY-DAvDsoN side car; SIS. can
ST sEhv d1$i PRACTICAL, ne. motor.
new hfE shts ns and 'H wtrinr s siso oa FS:
fsDiAS f Ssai e ehist ?n .lshty used new
metal side box; ideal for comm use; ovner
lsa WV to " md sna must sell At SsS1
ride a new Salisbury. Super Scooter. :
And tfsns:: immsd: ssfya 2, G: Nd: 3.
eYekE sesss ms az sH sth s NV
e. isfs NC Tor az sSOo $685. s
IINSDIAN as Chief: $780, HID n 49,
$500 car BE seen END si,so Service Sta
sfs sRsst' ,oF cash Or tIads ;oi
aflalRiLEY;DxvIDsos 1871; brand new.
s7sS,;, VIII accept trade. ALExANDR!A-
WANTED. MOTORCYCLE, any make Or model
u sg 20 s sena 1 mus, be cheap TOR cash.
MOTOR SCooTER. cushman, 1a4s model;
windshield. buddy seat; low mileage, ey-
cellent condition. driven only occasionally
by girls; 5000. WI. 5000. 10
INDIAN CHIEF 1910 motorcycle, Al con-
dition: for sale, S325 cash. MI. 5e59
evenings at 6 o'clock; Sun. mornings. 1es
4. j. s., MATCHLEss, ARIEL, Triumph.
Norton and Francis Barnett motorcycles.
Some models available for immediate de-
liveries The machines are complete, with
the latest improvements. Excel. used ma.
chimes IN stock Trade, term terms ALLIED
HARiEEiY.DAv1DsoN "45" 1912 model:
$3.50: 10000 miles; can be seen Sat. and
Sun, to 8. 1893 Que st. NV basement
11sD5AN 1899 Chief: best mseh.Sle al
"a tisaliy % n e'ao buddy seat over extras
H a4 1899 -" nat head.
ssSlss $s99r Gu sH: ,a sss4; cn,., n
exse1. eond Can ciarksyills 7a2-W;s; la'
bs1idso sn like new; black; ali chrome
accessories; rubber mounted handlebsrs.
Call GIL 1867 after pm. -1a
MOTORCYCLE for sale: can be seen ~
Sinclair Service Station, Wis. ave. and
HARLEY.DAVTDsoN "a. excellent condi-
ton, saddle bags. lots Of chrome: ,$2e5
cash. 7123 Chestnut st. NV, Takoma
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GOOD 22-FT. TRAILER. 1 small trailer;
n fTads tor II late sa model car or truck. BY
cukTis wklGaf227-ft. lightweight d.
I'VE nasship sleeps 9, complete bathroom
coach, 81, 2eb; de luxe model. ST ,5s5; used
house trailers, 5000 and UP; eft. sleeper
-, $500; luEgase trailers, S79 and Up;
station WAGON type luggAge trailers. 1896.
A 1d1o TRAILER SALES, Berwyn. Md. TO.
Tkxy.Io 1s4: 1s,t; , , equipped jqst
seen a. THE c1LT E, TRAILER CO. $500
G aSY y ; TSArLEk for sale; good esnd.
ss.Ff. INDIAN. 1e4e; canned gas, V.n.-
tian blinds excellent condition: located
Ell: eh nasaEsf 9 bRAt a asa
din Associate" invites your inspection of
the new Duo-Terrs cruiser lsee ad in Sat
the standard Elcar and the Elcar de luxe luxe
and virsinia's exclusive distributor on these
aas 0'ssT n,ke' W PIT rR Al s
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MERMAN, woody Hills Trailer Court. 3
miles south Of Alexandria, on Highway /
!xs-FooT LUGGAGE TRAILER. like new;
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need repairs, cheap. also 1 three-rm. ex-
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LACE $500 Marlboro I'd. Sc.
rRh sn1I;aa 1a47 Nighttime; aluminium: sleep,
Temple Trailer Village. Alexandris Va
81. :[f:s., MASokr5,. .!5ssa.
ho9eush hinne insulated fl0' s isa
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MOVING AND HAULiNG made easy and
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ER CO. vo Me- Ca, 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
several more model S8-Bs with hot and
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large cleo. refgr.. shower, and nush toilet.
month"; nSs Ss't hn s,asa 'e COLI ii1:n TRAILER CO.
5000 oeorgia ave. NV. 81. $780, or 81.
YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
and carefully designed trailer coaches. in
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Campers and Utility Trailsrs. RICHTER
TMRAI.Ess Sales n q s. .d hG l. ser"'n'
MAINLINE 1947. used 5 months; very
clean. cheerful; sleeps 4; l6-ft.. light
weight: bottle gas stove and heater. Vene-
tiap blinds, awning, elec. brakes. fully
carpeted: SPECIAL hardware. Parked near
TRAILER AND PokCB. Kabin Roach, ALL
steel: porch furnished: very reasonable.
Lot 70. Temple Trailer Village, Ale5an-
sCHULTz 1917: Gift. 2-rm. equipped
with everything; used only I mos, can be
seen at Farmers Market. Rockville pike,
Nd. VIII sell for cash or trade for car.
remodeled. DONALD STEELE 1l01
0 S I'd s;s ,..u mana. .r.; n,le -
q; W. T MoRELAFD. Lons Wood schoel,
SNAIL HOUSE Trailer, make IN ofer.
Lands Trailer Court. 1918 Rockville pike,
Rockville. Nd. PAIL PARRfN. la
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Wetsssssst prspsny-Ssls tcsat.)
private. restricted park-solid ysar:round
quality house and Pear ssEays with new
contain. s.arm: :"ni .r See elo.sd s aM sun
ons dn u looks ss. au onse Bay
reisr., new Tappsn electric range and
as ss, s :s S4Sa has x fac
din: peres sesh house: copper &c. acie. med
es bS 1sS s:sp Ss. well
could rent for $50 why. in season; l2-it:
'e sh ssn sa:.:n. s s4oas
too: Fall K barsain time for beach prop
A. STANLEY NoREAu, WA. ASH. VA.
So ACRES. beautiful. high. wooded land;
l l block from CHESAPEAKE Bay, With nns
;ne al S;'f sssS sih
This is = bargain. See Mr.. CARTON At
Ps,'s aeu. su1sis
~ P; s14 tS1G lss D;ssn
.s.a es tis .e ;sens s.s o w Hs
Worth twice the price of 1918. See Mr.
a. SQUIRT r siass fs.en sum
turn sis '' to to p eess1s
a =! ACRES, near Rock rsiat-:IToom
good farm land; ideal for . hunt club o.
s sGnnfSsss az ihs, sqsa price, $780, Call
Ran vacant. 10-rm. and b. home
with psssio u.s., pofTehes running water in
Club hsh sol Inn; ns iit .nd dn
ing facilities; newly renovated inside and
Ing on sheltered tributary Of the o Pc
| Tomae Eiyer; abundant sea food and game.
to IL fertile 2. acre, raises sT,ss
ana massive shade trees. Other features
include workshop suitable for remodeIins
ats 'n as sfi, e seaa I
sSss ias s So soe e.1 j.
ltol St, Ii 0129 or Wo. $500 ewes.
St. Marys County. Nd, on the Potomac
hv with rep Sedsms
xss and oil heating plant; oatbldss.;
all-year home on saltwater beach: rea-
s Tmh.., Price a! See NJ Jusnem.nn 4 Tau
direct you to his home. 10
GORGEOUS vEW!-3OO IT, on Potomac
I1r exclusive estate; designated on Georse
WASH. map oil MT. vernon At union farm
No: 2; high and beautifully wooded: suited
TO boating and fishing. BERNIcE CARTER
CHESAPEAKE BAY-37 acres, st. Marys
Co.; bay farm. improved by. furnished 4
room houses and other buildings; all rooms
are finished In knotty pine; have wide
porches, half baths and are wired for
electricity. current from Delco plant until
local power line Is extended to property
The SCOTT beach shore is safe for chill
dren. and gives space for ! ducking blind.
Approximately $500 IT. lake shore line Is
an asset to the property: these TEEN with
crabs and add to the beauty Of the scene.
Eminently suitable for partition. retire
ment home with farming possibilities or
club and ehildrens' camp. On all-weather
poRE ;. MENK. s27 18th st. NV. TX.
POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL - ~ rooms.
modern dining room seats 200 people. large
screened porches. private bar, LIQUOR and
beer license. on and on sale; directly on
Chesapeake Bay. side sand beach. approx
mately acres of ground. Will sell fur
nished or unfurnished, financed to suit
purchaser. Bus service daily to Washing
ton. For details. contact CALVERT REAL
TY AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Calvert
County, Md. Telephone Prince Frederick
1OS. See ad under Farms for Sale"
Many other desirable water fronts. Cal
vert Realty Agency. Telephone los, Prince
Frederick, Calvert County, Md. 10