davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Miracle Restores
Sight to Woman
Blind Since 1910
BY the Associated Press

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 49,
Eleven years ago, during child
birth, 38-year old Mrs. Mary
Cerra became blind.
Since then her husband, Frank
and her three children served as
her eyes.
But Mrs Cerra prayed. She said
she felt deep down in my heart
would see again."
Several days ago she was in
the Office of DR.. Alexander Mum
chak and-as Mrs. Cerra de-
scribed Tiny vision began to
return
DR.. Munchak described the case
cas- close to a miracle as I've ever
SEEN"
Mrs. Cerra lost her sight as a
result of an optic hemorrhage on
October "a, 1910.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 16.-The
Federal Communications Commits
sion, Federal Civil Defense Admin
istration and the military are
studying methods of preventing
information leaking to the enemy.
This was brought out by Com
missioner Edwin L. White in an
address before the Associated Po-
lice Communication Officers at
their 17th annual convention here
yesterday.
Mr.. White said it is hoped to
develop means to keep broadcast
ing stations in operation in an
emergency, but to destroy their
utility as an aid to the enemy.
1.-THE interception of our radio
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Retired Pilot to Reilly Airwoy
He BIozed to Richmond in 1890

And then there was that red barn
on green field. His Tin Goose
had been wandering around a bit
and he was a little doubtful of
his position.
Capt. Parker put more faith
in that red barn than in a para
chute.
The co-pilot asked: Captain,
are we lost?"
mo" replied Capt. Parker, all
confidence. There's that red
barn. The field is just 7 miles
west" But, he added:
Keep your eyes peeled on that
red barn. If we see it again, we
really are lost"
Evening star., 1951-08-16

up ullII4Oh
miles of fight in his log book and
turned in his wings, to become the
first man to retire under Eastern's
pension plan.
But at 2:48 pm, EDIT Satur-
day, he'll bring in Flight sos to
National Airport, and among the
passengers on his DC-3 will be one
WHO made that first flight in 1880,
John Leonard of Baltimore. An
other who was with Capt. Parker
that day 81 years ago, probably
will be on board. He is Elmer
Sperry, jr., the man whose gyro-
scopic genius was to revolutionize
flying with his automatic pilot,
and the man who bought the first
airline ticket. They will be greeted
by Howard Drake. chairman OF
the Aviation Committee of the
Washington Board of Trade, and
others.
A few weeks ago, Capt. Parker's
wife, Elsie, began to notice the
nostalgia mood of the pilot as his
big anniversary approached. And
finally. the other day she said:
"Okay, Pete Parker. you're
cleared for take-off."
Flew "Tin Goose"
The original flight was made I'M
an old corrugated Ford Trimotor
Tin Goose" The DC-3 which
Capt. Parker will re-f1y over his
original route, is about to retire
from airline service, but it is al
far cry from the old Trimotor,
which could carry only IL pas
sengers in rather haphazard
way.
The original flight started off
badly. Fog rolled over Richmond
Hill, N. Y. and didn't clear up
for some time. Then speeding
motorists waved their hands deri-
sively at the Trimotor, flying low
at about 80 miles an hour. BY
Baltimore, however, things looked
better. The old airport manager
brought Capt. Parker coffee. And
at Washington. the postmaster
insisted on loading the Richmond
bound mailbags himself.
Capt. Parker got along fine with
his co-pilot, Capt. Johnny Arm
strong. who incidentally made
news himself a few weeks ago,
when he safely landed az '>oe~o'o-
gers in a cornfield near Rich
mond, after bringing his big Con-
stellation down in a treacnerous
storm.
Capt. Parker got his weather
reports from farmers he called up
at each stop. Experts were just
fiddling with aircraft radio then.
1t seemed unnecessary because
everybody figured it would be
more than 10 years before air.
planes would ever carry passen-
gers at night.
Things Have Changed.
The retired pilot said he can
Just close his eyes and see that
old New York Washington Rich
mond run. And that's the only
way it would be visible today, be-
cause
He couldn't even get into Phila-
delphia, but had to land at Cam
den, N. j., just across the river
Logan Field, in Baltimore, now isl
covered by housing project.
He'll land at National Airport
here, but the old field across the
Potomac now is part of the Pen
tagon Building grounds. Byrd
Field, in Richmond, still is in
the old location, but the weed
grown runways of 1880 have given
way to smooth concrete, and the
old shack which pinch-hi as
a passenger station has been sue
ceeded by modern terminal
building.
Highways, church steeples and
power lines will have a special
meaning to Capt. Parker on his
trip Saturday, even if he will be
guided by a radio beam and have
the latest devices. Such land
marks figured on that first fight.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Turks Home From Korea
Given Roorinq Applause
BY the Assoeiated Press

ISTANBUL, Turkey. Aug. 10
Seventeen hundred Of those ter
rible Turks came home yesterday
from Korea, where they showed
the Communists how terrible
Turks can be in war.
Plastered with decorations, they
marched through Istanbul's streets
to roaring applause.
They were the first contingent
of Turkeys regimental combat
force to be replaced in the U. N.
Korean Army and sent home.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Firemen Lose Brakes

MT. VERNON, Ill. (P.-Brakes
of Mt. Vernon's 12-ton firetruck
failed on a fast run. But the chief
and two firemen got off with only
"a pretty funny feeling" The
driver couldn't make his turn and
kept on at SO m.p.h. before a hill
slowed the fire wagon enough to
make the next turn. The fire was
ant
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Virginia Got So Million
Sturt in New Fiscal Year
BY tho Associated Press

RICHMOND, Aug. 16.-Virginia
got off to a SO million running
start to meet its expenditures for
the current fiscal year.
And that head start provides a
more hopeful picture for the agen-
cies that have stakes in $41.6 mil
lion in conditional appropriations
nto yet released by Gov. Battle.
The figures were contained in a
report yesterday on the financial
condition of the commonwealth at
the close of business for the fiscal
year ended last June 80.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
100000 Shortage Barred In Pennsylvania Bank

days ago in a routine audit of the
banks funds.
Lawrence A. Ficus, chairman Of
the banks board, said II have no
statement to make at the present
time"
Mr.. Tefft said that despite the
shortage depositors will not lose q
cent.
He added that the United States
attorney at Pittsburgh has been
notified of the shortage, though
complete details are still lacking.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Federal Agents Study Leaks on Information

signals is still a very fertile field
for the enemy to use in obtaining
information with respect to oul
aims and intentions. and our radio
stations can be used even more
effectively than during the last
World War for navigation pur.
poSes," Mr.. White said.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

for e. H. Par
ker of Fred
ericksburg, be-
cause exactly
81 years ago
Saturday h e
blaZed the New
York - Wash
ington = Rich
mond airway,
as a pilot for
E a S tern Air
Lines.
More than a
year ago. Capt.
Parker totaled
I'm < million
Evening star., 1951-08-16

W6L-Luoooee, Seventh Floor, Moin Store Only
Add 2ooo FederoI tox, initioled without charge.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

NEW KENSINGTON, Pa, Aug.
ia shortage of approximately
5000. 200 has been discovered In
funds of the Parnassus National
Bank in New Kensington, the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corpora
ton announces.
Edward Tefft. chief Of the divi-
sion of liquidation of the FDIC,
said the shortage was discovered
by national bank examiners q few
Evening star., 1951-08-16

Ponomo, soiIor and coconut light and
dark shades . reouor and cool weoves.
Every an excellent buy Complete sizes
in the group. Were 500 to 800 Now,
$50 & 5.45
WGL-The Mems Store, Second Floor,
Main Store Ony
Evening star., 1951-08-16

On Saturday morning pioneer
Virginia pilot will take of on a
sentimental journey.
The fight is a very personal one
Evening star., 1951-02-25
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone FA. 7441
Closed Sundays.

WV ~ LIN L "A L -
Of rs acres. Improved with a cen,
ing Spacious liv. rm. and fireplace
huge parlor and dining rm.. but
ler's pantry. Modern country kit
on first floor. Master bedrm. ano
4 other rms. on End floor. Front
and back stairs. New hardwood
floors, hot-water heat. Entire house
tn Ssrn adxgS NeH horse peube aed sat
house and wagon shed Chicken
house and smoke house, approxi-
mately l mile frontage on Route 2S
Same on Route 107: II miles tc
Rockville All buildings and land
in excellent condition. Price $40
At Poolesvilie, Q acres, 7-room house
large liv. room, fireplace. dining
rm.. kit, 9 bedrms.. full bath or
1st floor: end floor. . large bedrms
and half bath, large closets ano
hail Full hsmt.. oil h.-w. heat
New deep well, automatic w1tal
SYSTEM system natso. slats roof; 80 comp,etslS ,e
house. large garden, COW pasture
some fruit. Price $15,500. I'M
mediate possession.
10"-acre stock farm. 5-rm. house
elec. and running water, cattle barn
25x40. other farm bldgs.:. 25 acres
WOOQeQ, SUI am. CaLtle lenCe. ell
trance to farm "a mi. from Bank Of
Damascus. Near churches, school
Price reduced to $lO,75O; " cash
9s-acre Mont Co. stock farm on
Wildcat Creek improved with q
>T-rm. frame house; oil h.-w.h., spa
cious kit, inlaid tile flooring, re-
fgr.. sink and cabinet . compl
baths. House recently interior deco
rated. Partial bsmt.. laundry trays;
25x50 cattle barn and silo, Zeal
gar. chicken house. some fruit
Semi-circular driveway; ~ mi
frontage on hard-surfaced road, ~
mi. from Cloverleaf on new dual
highway. 27 mi. D. C, Price, S1S,-
800, terms.
15O-acre stock farm, 7-rm. house:
plumbing, hardwood frs, elec. anc
phone. cattle barn, silo. courthouse
and implement she'd Never-failinc
stream. cattle fence, ". mi. of hard
road frontage. School bus by door:
10 mi. D. C. Price, 500, 900. Call
Charles Fl Jameson. Poolesville
2612. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Choice Building Sites

CnOlCe 6ullQl1lg S1LeS
k.acre lots in highly restricted Sec
ton. Also smaller lots IN good loca-
tons NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY.
LOUIS r. SIMPSON. REALTOR
S11s 1855. Wilson Blvd cH' 1777 &c OK
EXCELLENT SUBD. TRACT
90 acres, approx. 1000 #. 'front.'
ing on State hwy. No. 1913 (Chain
Bridge rd.).. 16 miles D. c., near
the town of Fairfax. Price. S610
PENTAGON REALTY co.
FAIRFAX 396. FAIRFAX 736. -25
DEVELOPERS, ATTENTION
l,7OO-ACRE TRACT OF Ex-
CELLENT DEVELOPMENT
LAND, 10 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON. APPROX
MATELY 500 ACRE S
CLEAR, BALANCE IN
SCATTER TIMBER. THIS
is ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SIRABLE E TRACTS OF
LAND AVAILABLE IN THE
WA S H ING TON AREA.
GOOD FINANCING CAN
BE ARRANGED. FOR CON-
PLETE INFORMATION
WRITE OR PHONE
PENTAGON REALTY co.
LEE BLVD, FAIRFAX, VA.
FAIRFAX 396, FAIRFAX 736
rs
Evening star., 1951-02-25

LARGE, attractive tourists restau-
rant on the Skyland rt. in Front
Royal, Va. can now be bought at a
has, got to wind up his business to
go into service.
3e5-acre bluegrass cattle grazing
farm on hard-surfaced hwy. and
state road; 2 large cattle bank
barns. 4 houses 100000; located
within 6 miles of Front Royal, Va.
236 acres of level land with u mile
on hard. smooth, paved hwy; S.
room res, 2 barns. silo. all other
necessary outbldgs.; old tenant
house; fenced and cross-fenced; 35
acres of wooded land with saw tim
ber; 900 apple trees; II head of
stock; tractor and all farming ma
chinery; all planted crops; tenant
now on farm; $4,000; 5 miles west
OF Front Royal. Va.
20S acres on Shenandoah River in a
1la-mile distance. l mile on State
road; 6-room residence. large cattle
barn with s box stalls. other out
bldgs.; $4,000, with u cash; :
miles ne. of Front Royal, Va.
z acres on Shenandoah River with
a large. 12-room. 2-story res. ar
ranged upstairs for 3 apartments
with separate bath. bathrooms in
residence: l u miles north of Front
ROYAL, Va; all sand rights in river
with deed, also all waterpower rights
from river; $4,000 with some
terms; possession at once.
CLAUDE L. RUST. 306 S. Roval Ave
Phone 1874, Front ROYAL Va
Evening star., 1951-02-25
SMALL ESTATE
WAppTNT0N WA

Here. in the foothills of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. 4 miles or one
hours drive to Washington, is this
beautiful 60-acre estate, all In
gently rolling bluegrass sod, having
handsome and impressive 15-room
substantial brick dwelling on a high
knoll overlooking town. elevation
525 it, with commanding view OF
COUNTRYSIDE and mountains. Has at
IraetiVe guest house. z rooms and 3
paths; 5-car garage with lovely g.
room -and-bath apartment above,
gatehouse with 5 rooms and bath.
garage, servants quarters and laun-
dry: large swimming pool and bath
mouse. Excellent stable of II box
stalls and COW stanchions, Each
unit has individual. efficient, natural
gas furnace. This is probably the
handsomeSt and most valuable prop
erty near Warrenton. having I,-
mile frontage on Culpeper St lust
beyond the town limits but an easy
Walk to stores, etc. Can be main
tanned economically. Good income
Immediately available Gf desired1
from guesthouse, apartment, gate
mouse and stable. Priced at Sl5O,-
600. ALBERT FLETCHER Sd, Boy
432. Phone 237-J. Warrenton, Va.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
"A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1896.
HAVE $4,000 to $4,000 for sound
conservative apt. or commercial in
vestment Send full particulars. Box
3S3-R, Star. -25
Evening star., 1951-02-25
DESK SPACE
BARR BLDG. 91O 18th st, n

BARR BLDG. 910 17th st. NV, near
Conn and Knew modern attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best; receptionist. switchboard
ice available. Call ST. 1856.
DESK with telephone-secretarial serv-
ice, S13 mo-; mail address and tele-
phone answering service, 81 so mo. a;
conv. downtown bldg; careful at
tention to messages and mail. ME
U045 -21
Evening star., 1951-02-25
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued)

2. POSSIBLY 8, RMS. 15xl5. in es-
tablished law Offices. 18th ST., south
of < NV: space for stenographer
use of large reception room and
library, some suitable furniture;
share actual expense of rent. recep-
about S140 month per room. Box
OFFICE, newly redecorated, large, In
desirable downtown location; avail.
able for immediate occupancy; 2
afsaTR afsEafsive T. re- rooms SNc TH9MAs aS lhs,
NV, DI, $3.50. - 900 @se
635 F ST. N.W.-opposite Hecht Co
Single rooms available at reasonable
rates for law Offices, business repre-
sentatives, etc: elevator service
TH.oos:. ]: FISHER & co. INC. a3s
1900 Eye st. NV. HERBERT HAIR
yEY. INC. Agent, 9l2 18th st. NV,
7io 14th ST. N.w.-Modern elevator
ffaee 1ftlee t26h; bldg' & grm suites S75 ooSp Sp
21st AND X, Washington Circle
Very accessible. Entire 5-rm. bldg.
and basement; ideal for architects,
engineers, foreign commissions or
out-of-town firms seeking local Of
LCeS. clean, attractive. floureScent
lighting. asphalt tile floors; gas
heat; 2-car parking space. Will
lease or sell. Box BOT, Star.
18th AND X. heart of medical, busi-
ness center; entire attractive A.
story bldg. for lease or sale: s
rms, 3 baths; parking space for
cars; ideal for foreign commissions,
associations. architects, engineers.
Box 244-R, Star
Goth ST. N.W.-Space available in
small private office building. STIM-
SON. MA. $3.50.
DENTAL OFFICE, suite in Prof. Arts
Bldg. INQUIRE End FIR. 1922 Eye
st. NV. go
18th AND MONROE N.W.-Estab.
also suitable for doctor. etc. TU
Evening star., 1951-02-25
LANHAM PARK
Out Defense Highwa.
Lovely Lots

Out Defense Highway
Lovely Lots
$3.50
500 Down-$15 Monthly
This is the largest lot development
project in Prince Georges County
where you can surely find a lot to
suit your need and pocketbook
City water, phone, electricity. hard
surfaced roads, good transporta-
ton. Buy now and save.
Directions: Bladensburg road to
Bladenshurg turn right out Defense
highway ) miles to sign 'Lanham
Park, Office open daily and Sun
day. Q to 5.
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
Phone HyattSville y0101.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

ALEX, vA.-Shop bldg. in 4 800 So.
#. yard, surrounded by { brick
wall; 3 phase current: rem Sl25 mo-
Long lease. Sun, TIE. 7lo9; week
days, OV. 5946.
2?I1 NJ ST. NW.-2nd commercial
4 floors. toilets: parking + cars,
from wide alley. ST 944S. -27
Evening star., 1951-02-25
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WATERFRONT
BRETON BAY SECTION

,,> BRETON BAY SECTION
| y, twenty GOD acres at mouth OF
Iiaht IineTry Greek :,p deep haEbor. riparian
!ge rooms, with, bath. fireplace;
Artesian we'll; chicken houses; double
garage. and. fruit trees. The land
Is rich. well drained and fenced.
lively landscaped. Price, S27 500.
| % Ten G0) acres at mouth Of
Coombs Creek. riparian rights. 5-rm,
bunSaloW bun; with basement: Artesian
Security" Se "0faye Prics, sISS,'ooot.o Ety. otom0FF0w'
Colton's Point Attractive 5-room
DungaloW near river; excellent
hteifbmoorhood: to bn1 ! s,d., Here is your chance
sonably. Price, $500.
Luxurious Morrish-type waterfront
m}Ias nGme On 9ToI Potomac Iaoa. River Only few
Struction Is of reinforced concrete,
Spanish tile roof. hardwood floors
"a rooms; approx. 500 acres; -tenent
houses; TOBACCO barn. stable, silo,
cription folder.
A sportsman's paradise. 5-rm. bunsa-
low-type house; cellar; 1Ox5O porch,
fireplace; 1000 IT. beautiful sand
land, soft. cabin motor boat. 16-ft,
row boat; deep water, duckirg, ficfI.
ing. grabbing, oystering; lovely trees.
st.. Clements Bay and Canoe Greek.
Excellent harbor; S15,75O.
A very desirable farm of 11O acres
on the Patuxent River near Holly
wood. Md. The kind of land that
will grow almost anything you
plant. Tenent and tobacco barn in
fair condition. The site, where the
old home was, Is one of the most
beautiful in southern Md. with an
approach, through round land OF
lovely cedars and ideal sandy beach
grabbing. and ducking, you will like
this location.
st; Thomas Creek. 2 lge. waterfront
lively. Beautiful view; only only tsspeS ss.6So
chuckolds Creek. or s sites left.
Excellent section, from acre to 8
acres; ideal for fishing and grabbing.
j. E. CAPPS, REALTOR
HOLLYWOOD, MD.
Phone Leonardtown. 314.
COLORED-shady Side. Md, on West
Flyer, Rdysa Large Large, house. q acres chicken
coLoREp !.,RI ~ BAY o.P FRONT summer
15o. 37,5OO 50. it.. pvt. pier Us
it. long with sundeck Exquisitely
furn., elegant appointments. bed
rms. liv. rm:, din. rm.. breakfast
nook; two and one-half baths: h,-w,
oil oars4s heat tw9ca5 SERVANT servant
pvt. bathouse tmenl. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Call Mr. Lindsay,
10. 2-0792.. j. H. GREEN REALTY
CO., 715 Fla. ave. NV. NO. 6146.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

LAKE JACKSON-Wanted to rent
for season, 2-bedrm. waterfront cot
tage. Phone DE. 6266 or HU. 7514.
ELDERLY COUPLE wanted to share
house or rent . comfortable rms.
on nearest Maryland seashore or
bay from Washington, d. c., for
April and May. For full particulars
and price Box 4S7-T. Star.
(Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-02-25
COLOMBIAN BUILDING
OFFICES e. STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE OR STORE. suitable tol
ofhce; minimum $50 So ft wanted.
in downtown fringe area. adjoining
or close to lee. lot for parking 35 to
so cars. Will consider long-term
lease MR.. GRAF, AP 5000.
INTERNATIONAL nonproft organ
ization looking for l or . room Office
suite between 10th and Goth sts.
NV. Call OR. 1920. -25
WANTED-Room or space in office
or business bldg; prefer Mt. Pleas
not be fancy. Box 209-S. Star. 25*
Evening star., 1951-02-25
WEST VIRGINIA
BUY FROM OWNER.

Fine. white frame, 4-bedroom home
slate roof; beautifully Handicapped
lot, 120x30O, flowers, shrubs anc
shade trees; living room 35xI5
center halls. library, beautiful black
oak paneled dining room, kitchen
with pantry, 5 beautiful mantels
large high ceilinged attic. finished
basement. porches; awnings,
screens. furnace heat. all city utilis
ties; walking distance from swim
ming pool. schools and college
S1S.500 for quick sale to liquidate
estate. Shown by arrangement
WO. SI19
Evening star., 1951-02-25
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

WHEATON. future comm. lot. 7,4S0
So. #. 60c a foot or make offer.
BURNING TREE VALLEY. Bradley
Hills Grove-A very fine 1Hs-acre.
very lovely protected community;
very reasonably priced. OIL. 1140.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
Saunders Point Beach
27 Miles From Wash.
NOW re TIE TIME rO NV,

u
The newest and finest Chesapeaks
Ssay subdivision with large lots from
S SaOO up. After being opened for 3
years. 1t has become a proven prof.
eet wnere you can enjoy yourself
she year round. Excellent safe bath
ing, opposite famous Thomas Point
and Bloody Point lighthouses, at
sne mouth OF South River and the
1Hnest nsning grounds on the bay.
C!oSe to Annapolis. See the parade
OF ocean liners from your front door
sd and numerous, sail regattas. Selec-
tive people who are living in this
area are realizing the full benefit OF
TIeiaxing restful and healthfuI liv-
ing. Clubhouse facilities available
for all; Drive down and see for
yourself. Starting at 18th and II
Sss, sast ne follow Benning rd turning
follow this until you come to new
gravel cut of and continue straight
there onto Route 253 and follow
sign signs to Saunders Point. BARsE
SIoNEBRAKER, 1885 K st. NV.
ma E!oo 44S3. Field office West River
41uZ or 1O2T Gunner opd dayaTcra,
Evening star., 1951-02-25
ATTENTION
MFG'S. REPRESENTATIVES

Desk space in newly re-
decorated Offices: with tele-
phone; conveniently located
downtown. Reasonable rate.
Call MISS GREEN after 10
Monday. MA. 1927.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

LARGE STOCK FARM. near Daw-
sonville; over 300 acres. mostly cul-
tivated but a little in timber; Z
room house. good tenant house. COW
barn, silo, tool shed. etc. IA mighty
good farm and in a good locality;
S37 600. E. x. RUBLE. Pooles-
Evening star., 1951-02-25

Dairy farm. 40 acres. in Prince
William County near Nokesyille
Stocked and equipped. SO milk
cows. 2S heifers, new 36-cow cinder
block barn and 26-cow dry barn;
Walkout price. S63.5OO. PENTA-
CON REALTY co.
FAIRFAX 396. FAIRFAX 736. Oh
Evening star., 1951-02-25
GE. 7037. FA. 65l7.-
ATTENTION BUILDERS

On Mass. ave. ext. 80 bldg. lots, IL
facing on Mass. ave-. ready for
immed. development. Excel. terms to
Qualified builders. Call Mr.. Sieber,
with LURIA BROS, OW. $500; Ewes,
Evening star., 1951-02-25
$50 Waterfront Colonial
on the ChOptank

Historic Maryland brick Colonial
carefully remodeled with wing
added to make q charming Groom
home. 1t stands on "a acres be-
tween the Choptank River and Goose
Greek. with a white sand bathing
beach. Excellent duck shooting
fishing and Grabbing. New Annap-
olis-Eastern Shore Bridge will bring
Baltimore and Washington within
easy reach by car. Large sunken
living room. new modern kitchen, 8
master bedrooms. 2 with fireplaces
2 baths, maids room and bath: ter
race overlooking river; 4-car ga
rage. 10 miles from Cambridge. Re-
duced price. $4,000. For illus.
brochure 42.792. consult
PREVIEWS
THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE
CLEARING HOUSE
40 e. 53rd St. N. Y. %, N, Y.
plaza S.OR20