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his health and his death a
short time later.
His dreams of a giant or
cheStra have never material
lied in the time following his
essay in that respect, yet his
mark is indelibly placed on
symphonic music and the or
chestra itself and for all time.
He records his love for massive
sound in his memoirs by
quoting a conversation with
Metternich, the Austrian
statesman who said to him,
"IS it not you who compose
music for five hundred play
ers?" and his answer, mot al
ways, monSeigneur. I some
times write for four hundred
and fifty"
His journalistic writings,
also a detested task, are lega-
cies to musicians. particularly
his exhaustive treatise on the
problems and possibilities of
orchestration, highly valued
today by composers. And many
today should be grateful that
through Berlioz' insistance,
Adolphe Sax invented the
saxophone and other like in
struments. The experiments
Berlioz undertook, and his
many innovations. while often
faulty, nevertheless opened q
new path in music.
Opinions Are Divided
A subject of controversy dur
ing his lifetime and ever since,
opinions about him resolve
into two campS-that of un-
bounded admiration and that
OF complete disavowal. In his
music is the revelation Of his
soul. gallant and honest. The
finer qualities such as his gen.
uine understanding Of people,
his abhorance of mediocrity
and falseness, stand side by
side in all he did with his ex-
hibitionism, and his childish
pride. The high tension under
which he lived, his wild en-
thuSiasms and his sufferings
gave a spectacular quality to
his personality and to the era
in which he lived. Liszt de-
scribed him as one who liked
to fancy himself draining
Deaths chalice to the dregs
in q gloomy cavern. surround
ed by Italian bandits. and with
his last breath, gasping out a
final curse upon mankind"
All this labels him a roman
tic, a dread word in today's
vocabulary. Perhaps there are
poserS now storming
through life. casting away op-
portunities that do not please
them, loving and suffering ir-
nationally, and stirring up the
musical consciousness with
vitrolic writings. Few of them,
however, would speak of their
profession as did Rnrlioz "Vo1I
you great virtuoSi, are king and
princes by the grace of God,
you are born on the steps of
the throne; while composers
have to fight, to overcome, to
conquer. in order that they
may reign. But the very labors
and dangers of the struggle
only enhance the brilliancy
and intoXication of their VIC
tory"
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TUESDAY.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell conductor. Consti-
tuition Hall, $50 pm Cliffs over
ture." Haydns Symphony No SS."
Coplands lei Salon Mexico" Brahms
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Programs of the Week

Quartet G Major. Op. 76, No. u:
Bartoks quartet No. g., Borodin's
PEGGY SZABAWA. soprano; JULIE IA
Barrett. tenor, assisting Corcoran
so SsonF Of PraiHse::. g y Ny Cod God. rsrssks sn
and Mrs zabawa; Sachs O'Thhe The Coffee He
GGantata" Mr.; and Mrs; zabaWa. Mr..
saTFfes schTesens w0s IeOe per Mr.
Mozart's THE Marriage Of Figaro;
Giovanni; "The s+ Man SSi Who Feels Feels sweet Sf
Loves, Emotion from The Magic
FTIghte, d NJ so. snd Mrs ,t zsbaTa; Bs :on,s
GIFTS. sarbeTs sure 'on0 on This Shin. shin.
ins Light" Bowles' Heavenly Grass
Niles Gamblers, Song of the Big
hde dihles senedictas Mss 1aDaTa Mr. and faa Ms
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB. Evelyn
Swarthout. pianist: Ellinor Benedict,
Boccherinfs CONCERTO. B Flat Major"
Piano." Miss swarthout.
MINNA NIEMANN BAGGS, piano recital.
sulgrave Club. S pm: Haydn's An
dante. variations, Minor; Brahms
olntermezzi,, No; 2, op; lis. No. g,
Delius' Prelude" Dobroven's ''Elegie.''
RoSenthars "Papillons Chopin s
.,scherzo,- c Sharp Minor" Mrs
Bags: Monteverdes "Lasciatemi mo-
rire," Bach'S Now Appears Thy Holy
Day" when Maiden Takes Your
Fancy from Mozart's Die Entfueh-
rung aus dem SeraiP'; Schubert's "Nur
della patria." from Giordanos AN
drea Chenier"; ''Myle Charaine" ITO
People Who Have Gardens" 1.-THE
Foggy Dew" 'Vive Henry ~" Mr..
Ewart.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET. Library
q Congress. $50 pm. Repeating
Thursdays program
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Music Auditorium Of the Uni
versity at $3.50 pm. The per-
sonnel includes Werner Lywen
and ErneStine BrieSmeiSter,
violins: Norman Lamb, viola,
and Dorothy Stahl, cello. The
group will give the local
premiere of Irving Fines
quartet, commissioned by the
KousSevitSky Foundation in
the Library Of Congress.
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Of Music
and
Musicians

The Music Committee Of the
YWCA will hold q Music
Workshop conducted by Agi
Jambor, pianist. In the 4th
Floor Assembly Room the first
three Saturday afternoons in
November, beginning Satur-
day, from 3 to 4::30 pm. The
lectures will consist of a dis
cussion of problems Of teach
ing; psychology of practicing
and memorizing; recital
performance and interpreta-
ton of Bach's music. Registra-
ton may be made for any
single session or the entire
series by applying to the Music
Department of the YWCA for
details.
The Corcoran Gallery of Art
will present julie and Peggy
Zabawa, baritone and soprano,
in the first of six concerts of
the season, Thursday, at $3.50
pm. The program is spon-
sored by the Lincoln National
Bank and is open to the public.
Pierrette DeBeve, soprano,
and Richard Brewer, violinist,
student members Of the D. c.
Federation of Music Clubs, will
broadcast over WRC Novem-
ber 8, from 9:15 to $50 am.
on the series Youth Brings
You Music" Mr.. Brewer was
winner of the student contest
for the District last spring.
The series runs several months,
State by State, and is planned
by the National Federation Of
Music Clubs.
The Catholic University
String Quartet opens it's third
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SUNSET teesours Pike. RoU',
SUPER CHIEF nRIXE.IM
Abe DRIVEN THEATRE

Family ShOwplace Of the Southeast"
100 Indian Head Hwy. 3 miles
from the. d.. C. Line, . direct route
out South Capitol st. S.E. to ABC.
500 PM. L0. 7-2655.
Open All Season, with the Latest Big
Hits First Sc Showing GLENN
FORD. DIANA LYNN in "PLUNDER
OF THE SUN" Feature at $3.50 and
10 PM Plus GARY COOPER in
DISTANT DRUMS" in Technicolor.
Feature at S:25. Also Cartoon for
the Riddles.
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Chamber Series Sturts

The American University
Chamber Music Society, di-
rected by George Steiner, will
open it's fifth season Of free
concerts Tuesday night in
Clendenen Hall on the campus
of the university. Evelyn
Swarthout, faculty pianist,
will assist. The concerts are
broadcast over WGMS-FM.
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Branch Drive.In Theater

Branch Ave. Sc. md, RI. 81,
611 Miles So. of ID. G. Line
10. S-8988
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY.
Continuous From $50
Come Early. Get Home Early.
TONIGHT ONLY
GLENN FORD and DIANA LYNN,
PLUMBER OF THE SUN"
At $50, $40.
End Hit. MICKEY ROONEY,
SOUND OFF"
on In Color. at 7:10, 1920.
OPEN EVERY FRI. SAT. SUN. ONLY
ALL WINTER LONG.
, Free Gal. Gas. When Temp. Below 80.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

The Catholic University
String Quartet opens it's third
season tomorrow night in the
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TOMORROW.

STEPHAN HERO, violin recital, Phillips
lie Trille du diable" Paderewski's S
Sonata" Karlowicz' Concerto" Szy-
manowskrs La Fontaine d'Arethuse" ;"
Malawskfs "BurleSka," Maklakiewicz'
"Suita Huculska."
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY STRING QUAR-
TET. Emerson Meyers, pianist. assist
ing; music department auditorium.
Catholic University. $40 pm. Schu-
bArt'S "Ouartet. D Minor: Fines
''0uartet." Brahms Quintet. F Minor,
Op. "a
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SIDNEY LUST TKEATERS
FREE PARKING
HILLSIDE DRIVEN

62OO Marlboro Pike Sc, Less Than
a Mile From D. c. Line. 10. 8-5919.
Children Under f2 Free. Open PM.
DOUBLE FEATURE
GLENN FORD. "PLUNDER OF THE
SIIN ~ at q 20 10 and CARY
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07

and decisioned Bratton in Is.
The chances of Saxton meeting
Gavilan for the title next Fall
appear to be excellent. 1t may be
however that Saxton will meet
Turner in a Philadelphia out
door match in the summer time,
after which will probably follow
title bout with Gavilan.
Smith, who will be making his
debut here, was National AAU
lightweight champion in l948. In
80 pro starts, mas won 20, 10 of
which he scored by kayos, lost
and drew 3.
Smith, from all reliable ac-
counts, Is an aggressive, two
listed and a good left hooker.
Smith holds decision over the
highly regarded Teddy (Red Top)
Davis and kayo wins over fight
ers like Miguel Mendevil, Frank
lie Belts and James Watkins.
Smith toured Australia last year
outpointed Frank Flannery in IL
rounds in Melbourne and kayoed
Len Dittmar in S rounds in sgd
ney. Smith dropped. IL. FOUNDERS
to George Barnes in Melbourne
and Sydney, but both of these de-
cisions, according to observers,
were wanting in correctness.
From all indications, Saxton
will be meeting a real tartar in
Smith.
Matchmaker Chris Dundee is
lining up first rate supporting
card.
Tickets for this event will be
on sale at Mary Elizabeth Hotel
and North's Travel Bureau and
at the Miami Beach Auditorium,
100 Washington ave-, phone
5-0477.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07
DODGERS AND
BRAVES OPEN
EXHIBITION
GAMES SAT.

It's big league baseball game
time in Miami beginning today
Saturday., when the National
League Champions Brooklyn
Dodgers open their 1853 spring
training exhibition games against
the Boston Braves at Miami Stad-
ium. The same two teams will
meet again Sunday afternoon at
the Stadium. Starting time for all
day games is scheduled for 2:30
ON. and for all night contests,
$50 pm.
Following the opening series
with the Braves, the Dodgers
will take on the Philadelphia
Phillies in a two game night en-
gagement on Monday and Tues
d3y, March 9 and 10.
Admissions to all games are
box seats $3.50, reserved seats
$500, and $1.50, unreserved
grandstand SIPS and bleachers
$1.00.
For ticket reservations you may
phone 82-6545 or you may pur-
chase your ticket at the stadium
ticket office in the mornings or
at the box office beginning two
nours before any game.
Both the Dodgers and the
Braves have several Negroes in
their lineupS, some of whom,
such as Jackie Robinson, Roy
Campanella and Joe Black of the
Dodgers, and Sam Jethroe of the
Braves, have permanent berths,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07
Young Women
Progressive Club

The Young Women Progressive
Club met at the home Of Mrs.
James West, 1O695 Perry Drive,
Richmond Heights, Wednesday,
February 26. A very important
and interesting meeting began,
with new members joining the
group. Mrs. Frances Wan ex-
pressed her gratefulnesS for be-
coming a member.
The Young Women Progressive
Club invites you to their Barn
Dance on Saturday, March IA at
the home of the Federation of
Negro Clubs. Dancing from $50
until? Come out and enjoy an
evening of fun, dancing on the
roof.
Mrs. Stokes is still indisposed.
All members are asked to please
visit her.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. George Wright.
So until then, cherrio.
r. B. Randolph, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07
Saxton-Smith Head
Beach Fight Card Tues.

The local fistic spotlight will be
focused on the Miami Beach Aud
itorium next Tuesday night,
March 10 when Johnny Saxton,
brilliant undefeated 22-year-old
Brooklyn wererweight challen-
ger meets Wallace (Bud) Smith,
bright young prospect from Gin
cinnati, Ohio, in the 10 round
feature match.
Saxton, who won impressive
victories over fighters like Joe
Miceli, Tiger (Ralph) Jones,
Danny Womber, Charley Salas
and Mario Trigo, uncovered his
boxing brilliance and punching
proves in defeating Charley
(Red) Williams Of Newark, here
on February "a.
Saxton showed to great advan-
tage against Williams (who ex-
tended Gil Turner in a previous
start here) and convinced local
fandom that the National Boxing
Association was correct in rating
him on a par with Turner and
Johnny Bratton as a leading chal-
lenger for Kid Gavilan's welter-
weight crown. At the moment,
Saxton is the only leading chal-
lenger Gavilan hasn't met and
turned back in title defense.
Gavilan already disposed of
Turner by a kayo in ii rounds
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07

1nIee of the stars that parti-
cipated in the WFEC Heart Fund
Show held recently at 'Pharr
OUT, the home of Miami's DR..
K. l.. Pharr.
Hamp soloed three tunes and
composed one on the spot called
"The Heart Fund Boogie." Miss
hurry of Miami Beach, was the
featured vocalist and the show
was Med by "TJ", conductor of
the Ebony Express, VICES super
record show. DR.. Pharr hosted the
affair in the inimitable manner
for which he is known.
Left to right are Lionel Hamp-
ton, Marion hurry, Terry "TJ"
Johnston.
Photo by johnson of Miami
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-03-07

but there are several other sepia
prospects who are trying hard to
make the grade on both teams.
The Dodgers will be opposed
by one Of their former stalwart
outfielders and sluggers in Andy
Pafko, who has been traded to
the Boston team. But in turn the
Brooklyn pitching staff will un-
doubtedly be much improved by
the timely addition of former
Phillies mound star, Russ Myers.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
BOATS

14-FT. OLD TOWN SPEEDBOAT-
Windshield and steering; ss-h.p.
Evinrude; S495 or best offer. Boat
in water. JE. 2-sS63. ia. s-o055.
4o-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 2 hunks HS and
head. S3-h.p. Gray marine engine.
csfi sifi SaRNEs 69as a1Bsos 81 best SfSei SsT
Sprinss, Nd; Greenwood 5-5731, OF
GENERAToR with pulley and Con-
trols.. 10 volt, 80 cy:. alt. current
l ph., IL amps: S65. Used very little,
Mr. 1TF dN0IIs F0Rp; Phone 10. $685. OF
LYMAN i6,ft. runanout. compIet.
with heavy-dnty trailer and 1852
Evinrude Is Ioutboard motor. $500.
Call Sat. DE. 2-0369: MR.. THoMP-
OFT H fHsil FisH1Ss SG cRGIsER. tSSSs good con.
sess ssiee oYer VISA ap -s4ob zs 'mmeoletsiy is
28'x0'6" double -ended steel hull
boat; cabin, head. 90 hip. Gray
marine engine: hull painted in Janu-
ary; $4O0. Can be seen Saturday
Chesapeake Beach, Nd. I9s
RICHARDSON 80, dble. cabin, 1929
sound cruiser; gray express, like new;
Asking ss.S5o. HUGH ALEXANDER.
61. 1-4H3O OE ia. I-4O(1s 1U
MOTORSAILER. 32x13x6. probably
the Oldest and best buy in area for
boatman handy with tools and brush.
$3.50. HUGH ALEXANDER. ST: B.
444O or ia. 7-157H .-19
SAILBOAT, Seagull. excellent condi-
WANT IL or 16 TT. RUNABOUT with
good outboard; prefer Old Town or
Thompson. Give full details with
price and location Of boat. Boz
cfassssApExki fss;Ri ssi1i 1s class, 1e-ft. SAIL
boat; good sails. hull needs some
work. 1925 or best ofter. JU. S-9OO1.
RACING BOAT TRAILER-Has mo-
ALEXANDRIA, SERVICES, INC, 226
Strand st., Alexandra. K1. o-64SS,
1e-FT. CORRECT CRAFT -. Run
about, Evinrude 1ight-four outboard
motor and trailer as . unit. Co
oI6fTHSoARD IjTHaoSAiRD CRUISER. 1s's", 25-h.p,
Johnson. fuel tanks; complete &C
commodationS for 2 YACHT CLUB,
Colonial Beach. Va. Phone 2S71'
BARNAGAr. sneak boz: Q sets oi
sails, With trailer: Can be seen
Quarters 20. ~. Iysr' North fSst
Evening star., 1953-04-19

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Lovel,
guest rms. at the Wonder Beach
Low rate, by day. wk. or mo. AID
2-3557.
FL. PROP. for sale or trade for D. C
property; 3 bedrm., also ! bedrm
Double garage. Best East Coast 10.
cation; Pompano Beach. Phone Ii
7-40S3. -2l
COMFORTABLE HOME in Palm
Beach, on exclusive Ell Brillo way
One of P. BIS 6 most beaut. patio;
with putting green. Walton-built
on 40" Of concrete. Lge. studio liv
rm., elev., = master bedrms. anc
children's wing. All bright ano
fresh. Servants at:s. over gar. Easy
to maintain. "a blk from ocean
pvt. beach rights. S1O6,OOO. Info.
OIL. 4-1136. -19
WELL-BUILT c. B. s. 5-room fur.
nished home. fireplace, orange trees
ever-blooming flowers; lot 100x131
it., on knoll: beautiful setting; only
$500, terms. BENSON. Owner
Box 342. Titusville, Fla. Brokers
protected
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLA.-Home and in
come: furn. apts.; $4,000; terms.
ia. 9-8543. ewes. Sat. Sun. 80
DE LAND-Excellent 6-room bung.,
nicely furnished. year-around com
fort; university town: $1d'oO0;
terms. H. P. SAFFORD. 94o NO
MOTEL. IL units, owners quarters:
on one Of main rontesS., ACME
DRIVEN RESTAURANT, 2-bedrm.
home. mas, cSnss;; E1,ng E oSS1ness: S9I1
MOTEI-On beaut. Indian River and
D. 8. No. 1. VIII trade for Wash:
fngton apt. or home. Or eccept Srust
Soto g down paymeno. AD. &.SoO7'
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AVIATION

AIRPLANE-ExceI. cond.
recently overhauled, radio. Reason
ably priced. ia. 2-75O0. Ext. I'll
4 place; 425 hours
A.E; 120 mph.; rs mpg.. 1/6 share;
Airport. JE. 3-S4S6. -19
ATTENTION. CAP MEMBERS-VHF
equipment for sale. See radio
equipment" under Misc. for Sale.
PIPER CUB. perfect condition: Flo
Torp prop: 399 hours total time
AZ CESSNA 40. 300 total hours
excellent condition; .S1,5OO or best
offer. N-760S1 at Beacon Field OF
call OIL. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
TRAIlERS

ALWAYS THE BEST SELECTION Of
nationally famous mobile homes.
TRAILER CO, 1890 Wisconsin ave:
NV. Branches in Md, and Va. -22
N cation or home for two Priced ier
seSa9lTR sefif9Al Hs'e 1881 fa go f.. 9OfhS Ike new new.
gas stove. elec. refgr. See any time.
Priced right CLARKE, 125 Temple
BACHELOR sTiUDEST, graduatinr, in
must dispose 194s Glider ",ss;"
used sparingly; no set price; look,
make offer; going to highest bidder.
For details, write Box 4.30i3, Mary
land Univ College Psrk, Nd; SddrSon,. 20.
sleeps =; price. $4,000. See BROOKS.
Lot 90, Oak Grove Trailer Ct.' Alex.
80 srREAMLrTE "sun g.; 8G,ft.
slnminum aaE mas extsrlor; s0sr Oassr00R Rots:t
hitch, SIS; airlift overload springs.
SIO. Woodley Hills TT. Ct, Lot 313.
3 mi. So. Alexandria. 1s'
FOR SALE - Fourteen-it vacation
house trailer; fine CONG. s ideal for
Sc seuPIs PRAyEh VIE shils MAs1ER s5- SfS?s bed
incl: $500 Lot %, Temple Trailer
rUR Villags' ss,E AlsXa1S1iSSi sY 1%SW1iSSiER-,a51 RoIa-
rooms and bath. XII. s-923O. Ia
'5e VICTOR 2g-ft.; like new; s.. 500.
Can be financed. Lot 4OO-A, Wood.
ley Hills Tr. Ct, Rte. l. south OF
NV AlsFaSd5is M6oN HOUSE TRAILER. 40
It.. 81 2 bedrm., kit bath, liv.
rm.. excellent buy at $4,000; Can
be seen on temporary lot. Nishtin-
gale Trailer Court; Alexandria; W.
BOAT TRAILER. $50; luggage trail
e.,4s.. er; 4x7' sas, s9aSsi Both very good cond'
TRAILER, light 2.wheel. carries up
tires sS ,S' t0n: a-ssfs sSHe condition mel =
er, spare wheel. DU. 7-0932:
sleeps 4, $500 down. National
Trailer Park. Bait. blvd, College
Park: Md. lot ODE ~
compare, 21 IT. alum.
mum furnishes; ned. no work necss''
late 1850, 80 It.. all alum.
mum, bath, Coleman heater. Fgrs
excel. cond. Lot 272. Woodley HillA
Rt. l, Alexandria.
INDIAN HOUSE TRAILER, 194T. ~
it,, in good condition; must sell -
once: 5000. Come or write TO MRS.
SARAH BENNER, Box 294. Lortor,
Va. on Belmont ,rd.. Route sol.
WANTED--By pvt. party going on
S,0OO-mile vacation, house trailer
IN exchange for business that can
be operated from home IN spare
i'm. possibilities. Ii. 1851.
(continued On Next PsSsS
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BREEZY POINT BEACH. Md, on
bay; beautiful beach cottage, COM
pletely furnished seasonal or yearly.
Sleeps, 1s Shower, Tv. etc; In In
mediate occupancy; McoAHE4'
Iii YsISfi NeTHE.sAS. hE.fE Nd, Rte. s14.
mi. this Side. of Beverly beach.
Charming furn. bunga. Cor. Severn
and Beach DIR. Entire summer only.
Accom-. 3 or 4 adults. Beach privils;
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic,
Md.-Cottages for rent, by week. to
college graduates at restricted bay
beach. See water front for sale ad.
$3.50 FOR 2 MONTHS. Va. on Po-
3-rm. bungalow, cleo. artesian well
n ture Box 7S-E. Star.
DARES BEACH, Md rooms. bath;
all mod. conv., fenced yard: restIul
and ideal for children $50 wk'
EfFP1NG fPi i;4P3dREsT FOREST. MD.-For season
new 2-bedrm. cottage, fully furn'
cSSH4rxSGgEs:' 81 S5ga 20 $3.50 up season. starting TN.
MA Mny va.4 Il sh5t6pTm 81 mi 'TiaSSdnb irom B. eoa'nE e. I1
FOuR.kC0M COTTxGE, furnished
ali conveniences; close to fine sandy
beach on Chesapeake Bay. No: ~
Bay View dr., willows, Md. $3.50
per month, by season. Can be seen
VEST RIvER-4-bedrm. home. mod
cows. 3OO-ft. water front. Wk. OF
mo. Linthicum 343-R.
COTTAGE. North Beach, Md. Season
$sSS; 49, Tesk % S2G21 S2s21uGGt6@ DIt 65SsSI' SI ch.,.
apeake Bay. All-electric kitchen, 2
bedrooms. Available June. July. Au-
gust. Apply Schoppert's Grocery
bares Beach. Md. Phone Prince
Frederick 1912.
lDEALE, Md rms, hot water and
bath. On h-acre shaded lot. Private
pier. BY week or season. EN-. 3-3157
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

NEAR THE BAY
COTTAGE in quiet,
peaceful area with screened front
and rear porches, nicely arranged
kit. and dining room. lge. liv. room,
2 bedrooms, 1 lge. room on End
foor; on shaded lots: fully fur
nished, including electric range. re-
frigerator, pump. Ideal for your
summer or weekend relaxation;
only $3.50 with $3.50 down and
cHEsAPEAKE BEACH, new streets
of choice building sites just opened
in one Of the fastest-growing areas
on the bay. with town water supply,
electric; near stores and bay; only
$4OO each. with 1096 down. balance
monthly. Get pair or more NOW
at this exceptionally low price,
either for your cottage or as an
investment Stop by our once, open
daily, or phone Mr.. Fowler, locally
WO. 6-S716, eyes,, after $50.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.
Ia
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WATERFRONT PROP. FoR.sAL

4 attractive brick house.
5 years old; large living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, full
basement. hardwood floors; over an
acre of cleared ground. Just south
of Annapolis on South River
miles from new Annapolis WASH
ington highway
Brokers Protected.
= Chester A. WickStrom
Riva. Md.
Phone Annapolis 1855.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

2 TO K ACRES, Mvable house. 60-mile
radius. EN-. 3-3633 or Box 1859.
Will PAY Cash for waterfront
home with modern conventences. not
over 40 mi. from Washington. State
price and full particulars. BOX
PRIVATE PARrY wants to buy. for
own use. to 10 acres. with or
ront property. BOX 1880. Star.
70 RENT, May to oct.-Campsite: on
or near bathing beach. EN-. 2-S494.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
AuToMoTIVE MISC.

CHEVROLET '52 wrecked; all parts
for sale; 5000 miles. Phone Clarks-
vile, Md. 7S5-W-5. -R
SIX NEW RODS, new main bearings.
new standard crankshaft, for 40-
Al Chevrolet. Call IA: 7-65O9.
1889 FORD "V-8" ENGINE, complete,
ready to run, $50. DE. 2-0054.
MOTOR (Ford), in good cond,; win
sell or trade for Mercury motor.
ia. 2-9049. --l9
MOTOR, for ~, AS, 40 Kaiser or
Frazer; good condition. JU. al SO.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
F. K. Turner
La Plata 5421 or SIZE La Plata. Me

La Plata 54e1 or SIZE La Plata, Md.
SOUTHERN MD.
hlS6oFi'fr 20 t. frontage lower Pataxeas sSss
close to bay. old home, beautifully
restored, for discriminating buyer;
also on property, small slave quar-
ters. remodeled into picturesque
boat, appropriately furnished and
ready for occupancy. $4,000.
SMALL PLANTATIoN-Long 'front.'
age on st. Clements Bay, excellent
deep water. This place is not only
a wonderful playground, but an
ideal all-year round home. easily ac-
cessible to Washington. Improved
with exceptionally well-built large
home and II other buildings; Pres
high state of fertility. Tenant on
entrance. enti E. S4fseat S45.oo0. ''''00' 0u' A'
DAREs BEACH -. Attractive home
Ing rm. and fireplace, dining rm..
kitchen, . bedrms. and bath. also
large glaSsed-in sleeping porches,
concrete basement; furnished; S12,-
500. Terms.
CALVERT BEACH - Arm. cottage.
near water. $500.
KENWOOD BEACH-Substanti cot
taee. concrete basement. kitchen.
nestled in pine grove on high eleva-
tion, overlooking bay. For quick
sale, $1,000.
CAPE LEONARD-Beautifu 3 acre
bldg. site. corner, excellent beach
and place for pier on st. Leonard's
Creek. $500.
PATuxENT RIvFR-Attractive 100
II. frontage bldg. lots, $1,000.
Virginia McFadden
ST. LEONARD, Md.-Phone Prince
Fred. 1876 for all type farms and
waterfront