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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16
Wheaton GIenn1Ont NelUs
Column Still Needs o. Head

sent leaders are: Woodsmen, Dick
Porter, Leader; Richard Marcus,
Assistant. Flying Eagle, Jack
Fleischman, Leader; Dick Walters,
Assistant. Iroquois, Jim Emerson,
Leader; Jerry McCune, Assistant.
Apache, Dick Harrison, Leader;
Dick Reed, Assistant.
Mark Inlay is Senior Patrol
Leader and Bob Fritz is his Assis-
tant.
Just glance at the last item and
notice the number of Dicks -.
We certainly used our imaginations
in naming male children back in
the late 'thirties!
The Glenmont Hills Home
makers, formed in January, will
install its first officers at its next
meeting May A at the home of Mrs.
James Estep on Gould Road.
Mrs. Linworth Ethridge is
president; Mrs. Fred Shaffer, vice
president; Mrs. Palmer Compton,
secretary; and Mrs. Paul Monday,
treasurer.
Speaking of Mrs. Ethridge -
local folks will be interested to
know that she has been nominated
as Assistant Secretary to the
Montgomery County PTA Council
for the coming year.
In addition to these duties, Mrs.
Ethridge leads a Brownie Troop in
Glenmont, and also finds time to
do considerable substitute teaching
at Glenmont.
All of Wheaton is happy to hear
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Milton Smith of Norris
Drive. The little 71a pound boy
was born at Suburban Hospital.
The new baby, born on Easter
Sunday, has five sisters: Mary
Ellen, Susan, Barbara, Eileen, and
Catherine. Catherine was also an
Easter Bunny two years ago.
Friends and neighbors of the
Henry Klenke's will be happy to
know that Mr.. Klenke's and Veron-
lea are coming along nicely at Su-
burban Hospital. "Ronnie," sixth
grader at Highland, and her father
were seriously burned when an
accordian she was playing caught
fire.
Mr.. Klenke is expected home in
the near future-but Ronnie may
have to remain there for several
more months to undergo tedious
grating operations.
The tiresomeness of her stay
would be broken to some extent if
readers would just drop her a card
occasionally - Veronica Klenke,
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, Md,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16
the benefit of your suggestions ?

Inc peHeht VI YOUR Suggestions
No word yet on the delivery of
those emblems for Board of Trade
members. They should be here any
day though and distribution will
begin as soon as they arrive. In
cidentally, the point has been rails
ed that some members of the
Board of Trade do not have show
windows on which the decalcoman-
las can be applied. There's an easy
solution to that. Take a picture
frame of suitable size, apply the
decal on the inside of the glass,
and you have an attractive wall
decoration for the office. Or, if
the frame is of the easel type, you
can stand it on your office desk
or table. The important thing is
to display it, and do so proudly,
for it will identify you as a pro-
gressive businessman who is do
ing his part to make Rockville
grow.
The Montgomery County Muscu-
lar Dystrophy Association states
that during it's Embarrassing cam
paign in the month of April, there
will be no door-to-door solicitation
of funds. The only collections will
be made through the use of canis-
tiers in stores and other places of
business, and through various So
cial and sports functions. Included
in the affairs to be held are box
ing matches at the University of
Maryland, dance, a pro VS. anna
teur tennis tournament and din
ner.
Don't forget the Board of Trade
luncheon every Tuesday at 1890.
They're brief get-togethers .
every. effort is made to hold them
to an hour . where you can en-
joy lunch with your friends and
fellow businessmen and profit from
the association and discussion of
matters of mutual interest. The
time =. every Tuesday at 1890.
The place the lockwood Club
on the Rockville Pike just this side
of the airport. Come on out, we're
looking forward to seeing you at
next Tuesdays luncheon and on
every Tuesday when you can make
it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16
&C TIE Traders HORN
ives" Ruxser Director

The directors of the Board of
Trade had a meeting this week.
Time was, preceding the big Pro-
gress Dinner last month, when
these meetings were held every
week. With policies established
however, it has been possible to
lessen the frequency of these meet
ings, so now they are held twice
a month, unless specially called.
At these meetings the activities
of the Board of Trade since the
last meeting are reviewed, new
plans made and policies establish
ed, and all business necessary to
the current operations is conducted.
This week there was much dis
cussion of a big promotion for
the business community of Rock
vile. Just as soon as ideas and
plans for this have jelled, there
will be an announcement of the
form and method by which this
promotion will be achieved. One of
the features of this meeting was
the appearance before the directors
of representatives of both news
papers to discuss with the direct
ors the way in which the papers
could best be utilized in making
the promotion a success.
Soon a merchandising commit
tee will be established and the
findings at this weeks directors
meeting will be turned over to that
committee for further study and
recommendations as to just what
plan of action should be followed
by Rockville's businessmen to
make the promotion an outstand-
ing success.
More news on this as it develops
but remember, no matter how hard
committees, directors and staff
work, city-wide business promo
ton can only be a success if all
businessmen take part and give
it their fullest cooperation.
The subject of a big summer
outing sponsored by the Board of
Trade came up at this directors
meeting too. It's not too early to
start planning an affair like that,
even though the snow flurries in
Rockville this morning made it
feel like the hot summer days are
long way off. So, if you have
any ideas that would help make a
Board of Trade outing the huge
success we want it to be, won't
you drop into the executive office
at IA Fayette Street and give us
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16
MRS. SHERMAN
ENTERTAINS SISTER

Mrs, Richard Sherman of Red
Gate Farm Rockville entertained
at dinner at Normandy Farm re-
Gently for her sister Miss Florence
Millar of Utica, N. Y, who is now
visiting at Red Gate. Guests in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chase of
Ara Drive and their young sons,
Tommy and Jimmy, spent the
Easter holidays with both sets of
parents in Danbury, Conn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16
Washington Grove
Mrs. June HeaIY Gathersbwq NV
Mrs. June HesIy
Gaithersburg NV

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16

At these meetings the activities
of the Board of Trade since the
last meeting are reviewed, new
plans made and policies establish
ed, and all business necessary to
the current operations is conducted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-16

Incidentally, Troop 433 has
grown so large that fifth patrol,
the Panthers, has been formed.
Steve Smallman is Patrol Leader,
with Richard INLAY, Assistant.
The other patrols and their pre-
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22
TRAEEIc DANGEROUS

ROME -(P)- Italian motorists.
many of whom act like race track
drivers, are setting IN unenviable.
record of traffic accidents. one
reason is whizzing motorcyclists.
Another is motor scooters. Bicycle
riders and pedestrians, who fre-
Quently prefer the middle of the
street for their good old-fashioned
political argument, are helping, too.
It.all adds up to one of the high
est traffic accident rates in the
world-ten killed and 157 injured
daily.
The Italian press has begun to
express concern. Catholic Actions
II Quotidiano" of Rome, for ex-
ample, compared the Italian acci-
dent rate with that of the United
States and concluded, without
pride:
ut is easily seen that the most
undisciplined drivers are ours"
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22
A QUEENS LANGUAGE

LONDON -(P)- British peers,
lucky enough to be assigned seats
in Westminster Abbey for Queen
Elizabeth's coronation, received
this invitation" from the young
sovereign:
Right Trusty and Well-Beloved
Cousin.
I'VE greet you well. Whereas
the second day of June next is
appointed for the s0lemnity of our
royal coronation these are to will
and command you (all excuses set
aparD to make your personal at
tendance on us at the time-fur-
nished and appointed to your rank
and quality appertaineth. Whereof
you are MOTTO fail And so we bid
you most hearty farewell"
The term cousin" is used by
British sOverejgns in addressing
members of foreign royal families
and persons of high social rank.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22

rem spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Grace
Horsey. Donna returned to her
homehOme after spending a week
with her cousin, Virginia Lee Rob
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Heller and
son and Virginia Lee Robinson
spent Sunday evening at Rehoboth.
The WSCS of BlOomery will meet
at the home of Mrs. Helen Adams
at fredericksburg, on Wednesday.
May 27th, at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Neal Heller assistant hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22
FELTON,
RY l[ra.
ElIzabeth GleasOH
Phone
FELTON, 4s4a


The funeral Of Zack Voshell of
near Smyrna, who was drowned on
Saturday, May 8, in Garrison lake,
was held on Wednesday afternoon
of last week at 2 O'Clock, at the Ber-
ry Funeral Home in FELTON,. Age 10
years, he lived near FELTON, a few
years ago with his parents, when
they operated a filing station at
FELTON, Cross Roads. The services
We're in charge Of the Rev. Victor
Bateman, pastor of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church at Dover. Inter
ment was made in Mt. Olive Gene
terry, near Sandtown. He is surviv-
ed by his mother, Mrs. Isabelle
VOshell and his father, Everett To-
she'll and his grandmother, Mrs.
Alta Voshell.
Mrs. Johnnie Cahall, who under
went an operation recently at the
Kent General Hospital, Dover, is
much improved and returned to her
home near FELTON, on Friday. We
hope she will soon be able to be up
in her room.
The horse race, which was spon-
sOred by the VFW Post at the Wal
ters race track, near Canterbury.
last Saturday was well attended.
The Ladies Auxiliary served lunch
and it was a big success. They
thank all who helped to make it all
a good success.
This town was shocked on Satur-
day morning, May 16, to learn of
the sudden death of Alvin FARRELL.
He had not been well for some time
but was as we'll as usual and out
and around his home on Friday and
talked to his neighbors. He was
we'll known in our town as he had
resided here for a number of years
on Church street. Funeral arrange
ments are not known at this writ
ing.
Miss Carolyn Horney spent the
weekend with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Monroe at Mil
ford.
Mrs. Catherine Vinyard spent
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs.
Norman Walls at Milford.
Mrs. Mabel WOikoski met with a
serious and painful accident at her
home near FELTON,, when she went
to light a heater and it exploded.
burning Mrs. WOikOski badly In
the face, arms and hands. She was
carried to the Kent General Hos
pital, Dover, where she is in a
serious condition. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Holden
of Harrington.
The final Parent-Teacher AssOci-
alton meeting of the year will be
held Monday evening, May 1S, at
8 o'clock. There will be instru-
mental ensembles of music and dis
play Of art work by the elementary
school, Officers will be installed
for the coming year. Refreshments
will be served under the SUPER
vision Of the hospitality committee.
The JuniOr-SeniOr Banquet will
be given in the school cafeteria on
Friday night. Morris Turner will
act as master of ceremonies.
Louis Harrington of the Univer- |
sity Of Delaware spent Sunday. with |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louder
Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-22
x ROADS
Mrs, Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1852

G. w. Adams spent Thursday to
Sunday with his daughter Bernice
of Wilmington and attended the
Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
and Darlene spent Sunday with her
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Brown
of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Virginia Davidson and child
Evening star., 1953-06-27
SEAsnoRE PROPERTY

CHOICE MODERN APIS. and cot:
taEeS within WALKING distance of
Beach. Contact HARRY RAPK1N,
Realtor. 16 Rohoboth ave. Rehoboth
Beach. Del. Phone 4oee and sS9s'
l1Hs sSa s1ts y ssa SfSa sunss snd
modate 4. Jalousies windows, tile
baths. modern kits. good beds.
incl. pvt. .xiddie fairgrounds. Spec.
in Il Of !us ssS yE xk 'uDs oshs2s ss t. cm Sy
ises: Ph; Wildwood 2-5s31. -27
hedTms. din. rm;; kit; inside. out
Ss f. Enss5ty 80 xssE pn' 500
son. Tel. Ocean City 3s7-J-4 or
write J; Z. HASTINGS. Fenyick
OCEAN CITY. HFi MD.-Rent brandcnow
sgts.: slsep 4; l515 81: Louis aye:
Ssi SesFE SHacasrm sH Gfe1B G1s' Rouse
July ii; $50 WI. EN-. s-o5ao. go
ATLANTIC CITY-For adults only;
p5tu,t,,I private home me, has 2 lEe: bedrms;3;
BY beautiful porches in best sec
person: Bog 35e-K. Star. rs
MACS HEAD, N. C.-Modern. well
sound; Call OIL. 2-2332 or oL.
DE Luxe 6-RM. COTTAGE on
beach; spacious porches, ami,
furn.; rent for season or sell reas.
Holly. Lodge middle of Piney Point,
8 MILES NORTH OCEAN CITYf-
Brand-new, 2-bedrm. cottage; month
July; reas. EM. 2-39l9. -2S
Evening star., 1953-06-27
It's Only $1,000

little cottage in good
condition Just beyond town limits
Of North Beach and only 9 blocks
from bay; 2 bedrooms, comb; XII:
with removable windows; attractive
from paved street to door: well 4, kept p
Taxes only S14 year. Has inside
water supply and electric. You will
find 1t exactly as advertised. for
only So. 300 cash, or terms arranged.
NO. NORTH BEACH-To settle
estate. Substantial 7-room cottage
in best area. convenient to bay.
stores, etc. All contents to be in
GUIDED IN sale; Only 81; $4;2bO.o. .,,~
NO. 3-WATER FRONT ON blunn:
SessS eysTlSofnS f, HsH HSS cHtSs s iss
iiv. room, comb. Kit. and dinette. one
lge. bedroom tcan be made into y,
location: fully equipped with elec-
tric refrigerator, gas range, not
water heater, shower and bathroom.
No. 4 @cHEsAPEAKE BEACH In
beautiful West Beach area. Attrac-
room rtSs ''UiHAf With beamed ceiling. = fuli
bedrooms, lEe. modernized kit. and
dine:te. bathroom; /. lRe. room on
end floor. 2 lge.. Handicapped lots. In
elevated area with beautiful view Of
bay. Suitable for year. round. Only
S6,500 with reasonable terms ar
5snsed stop SDr. BY Nopf5 our StaeS Ses ass SIen
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop Sign:
Chesapeake Beach, Nd. rs
Evening star., 1953-06-27
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COTTAGE = 4 large
rooms with expandable attic right
on the Chesapeake Bay: 31a lots:
nice sandy beach, safe for children.
good fishing and Grabbing, close to
school and stores. 45 minutes
eslTf g. 81 ron sosss ssy Afs:r 3'SIm.t.Sn sS
YRAR-RoGND Hi fei ,HoMEs1rE on the sf Po-
tomac in rapidly growing residential
area: beautifully wooded lot. 12Sx
265; private beach: riparian rights
aassSnt sHat ssiE ssssC Ct'ss dosn
scTENTfsTs 1Saa eSfnh1nFs ChhFFs. Port Republic,
Md.-Six cottages, including . me-
dium-sized one Just being completed,
lege graduates: lge: community bldg.
sandy bay beach. nettle net: also
fresh.water lake. Literature on re-
quest. No expensive bridge toll.
Some owners commute: As mi; be-
y1nd ~ Prince Z o oErederick, ...u. ~Ss rs
peste Bay HcME 81 n Sverlookans 1 as; GSe'a
bedrooms, 40-ft. living room, huge
porches;, 2-caE .garage:, unusually
ss4 sS'Af' fhon: s'7Ss West ts1ss
roBB isLANp-a-bedrm. eottas.,
compl. furn:: 2 lots. 100 yds. from
water; $500 down, $50 mo-; total
price. $3.50. 10. 2-1975. -2e
WATERFRONT LOT, lower Patuxent,
1Sss 1:$ ceres; good beach, Call Ss 20; g.
ct01%SiPiLErELY t1Sii FuRN. waterfront
cottage. White Point. Nd. lge. My.
rm. with frpL. modern kit, Ia
baths and Q bedrms. on LIST floor;
front and rear screened porches:
upstairs, Q bedrms. partly finished;
electricity. hot and cold running
water: nice lot sloping to water.
Terms to responsible party. $3.50.
GoKNG Oh WEsr-oner coy cottage
Rf1s River say: st4n. Only $4,000. c'!l ny M'''
ATTRACTIVE einder-block house. s
rooms and bath; mr.. creek and bay.
Only $3.50. Phone West River
ccEANi sii BEAcH-Direct oeean-front
lot in SECTION B at sacrifice price.
S1fSeE COTTAGE. open Sat-
urday; 4 lots, corner 2nd and Lee
ave. Colonial Beach. Va. LA. 6-1 S23.
CHOICE wATER-FRoNr LOTS. 500
up, terms. LILLIAN BAKER. agent.
Cobb Island. Md. Wayside 2104.
B ADJOINING LOTS facing Chesa-
neake Bay: each rs by 100 Il. To
Be sold togethe1. NO. 7.010z. -2S
Evening star., 1953-06-27
AVIATION

'46 LUSCOMBE, S-A fabric wing; H..
cense out. Must sell. Sacrifice. OF.
4-S275. -2S
'46: 200 total time, 2-way
radio. new fabric, new glass, new Ii
cense. Can be seen at Piney Point.
Md. Call Great Mills 270. -2S
AERONCA CHIEF. fuselage com.
plete: l Champion fuselage dam
aged; set wings, need recovering.
Ii. 1850. -2S
AVIATION. Hdys
Field, Clinton. Md; Flying club.
$40 fee. SO solo. S6 dual; tiedown
$3.50. Hard runways. Sales.
Wanted, listings. -2S
rAYL0RCCRAFT, 1e4si; top cyssrhsul.
napolis S-2994. Can be seen at
Lee Airport. Annapolis, Md. -2S
IS h.p., 20 hrs. since
m.o.h. on engine and aircraft.
Fully equipped. $1,000. JE. 2-o096.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
FARMS

FoH RENT FARM noA1E. fur.
beautiful view; 2-car Garage with
apt. above, also furn.; 100 acrel
open land, used for Eraxing; large
pond. stocked; large fenced.in yard
orchard and grape Arbor: all nee
essary outbldgs.; on .. 8. It. so, q
miles from Washington. Call MR.
HELLER. weekdays. ONCE, Ma
6.3713: residence. RA. 3-4O2e. --2S
CENTREvILLE, VA.-1,00O acres;
stock farm. SARAH SCOTT. ia
Guiding. Groom and bath rambler
4..N3 1oxt,o barn; barn, 1889 s sLS shed and esuip;
payment. Balance, terms. BESLEY
REALTY CO.. JE. 4-3446. 2S'
$3.50 DN., SOS mo. buys nearly new
7-rm. block bungalow with hard
wood floors. heat, lights, bath,
cabinet sink, electric range and
refrigerator, pcrches; 8 acres fer
tile land; rural but nice; $0,250.
WILLIAM A. COOKE, Louisa, Va.
Phi. 81. (35 miles Of Riehmond.l
ass ACRES. new loo-ft. tobacco
barn. 2 other barns, l stable: water
front privileges, on Pstuxent River
46 miles from D. C. Phone Mechan-
icsville 90, or write II. 9. CANPEN-
TER. Charlotte HAN. Nd. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-27
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES y STUDIOS FOR RENT
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
IL aye6 4SS6n SS6n' ave- omce' available
rSzss q. 1S2g:'i.s|: ItsG mS.s.s:I, sss
daisass %ppy to pENN mssf RopES SSS
TIES Evans Building. ME a-1lG7
1924 X ST NV -Lge. ONCE for
rent with smaller adjoining room
nR fRi'Gg RozANsky zfIS!ss ane ax a. sss5 ssis css
lst-FLOOR SPACE Of 5.4OO 50. It.
approx. 54x100. plus ample free
parking: on busline; in large close
Ii shopping center; possession July
coss L sljiS a. g: ss,ss1. & ALBERT H. coHsFN coz
free parking; on busline: in large
close.in shopping center; 81 so So.
4: ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. "a, 2
s5s iS0.i WASH. BLDG. semtDvt. Ia air
tx. $500: IA. $500. ewes ''
TWO ADJOINING OFFICES in -iS legal
suite: air cord.; Cafrits Bldg. Phone
AfK:coSb. r. 3;Sfcs OFFICE in lawyer. IsG suite.
use Of library: recep. and conf, rms.
NV. ME. 8-653S. Il
10th AND PA, AVE. 945 Pa. ave.
n.w.-BriRht oflces. good location;
pEsason1,sdle. pa.., Apply $40 F st. n;w.,
"ERMoNT AVE. AND L ST. Nv
Air-conditioned two o m once
suite. private bath: suitcase. Call
Ap: 4-5s00. . to $50. rs
CAPIT0L H!LL.2,rm: suite facing
mo. mo- Shown any my time SS cSSfretaker
oSE ROOM 81 available in Otis BIDS. S.
80 18th st; NV; 20 q,
lO1? 12th ST: NW.-First floor, 3
newly ne'l reno renovad e1rSf ar-cond S2o il Desired
Will rent individually. reas. 81. g.
OFFICE SPACE for doc
tor. architect or manufacturefr'6s
So: IT,. next to p: G. Medical So
Immediately. Please contact resident
mgr. 1926 M st. NV D1. 1881.
FOR sUBLEASE-1.360 50. IT,; air
cord. once space; new Victor Bldg;'
r.. 9th st. NV; reas. rent. ST
ALEXANDRIA. main thoroughfare-
Nice once, all utils. furnished, $40
mo. Also one air-conditioned. XII.
S-6652: ewes. TE; S.2967. q
in the center of Silver Spring, $40
per mo. Elk. 3-5175. -29
CULMORE PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
41S Leesburg pike, between Baileys
Cross Roads and Seven Corners. Va;
] ONCE remaining; air-cond.; $175.
Evening star., 1953-06-27
LOTS AND sAswA7

TWO INCoAaPL., 2-bedrm. cottage
for for quick " sale. si $4.soo cash. ash Ii csii
for directions. 70: S-4602. -2S
rooms. bath. fun basement; garage;
CAN f plnn1 annspoiia Sa0sn sa5sz 3 aDD0'n.9sn'
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Yr.-'rnd. home.
"A mi. out; bedrms.. fireplace.
screened porch. gas heat, elec. stove
MEl sns ssobia. se{SEi reduced for quick SALE
OPEN TsUNDAY-ss,sSO. Near West
River. Modern home. acres land.
WALTER y. oBlAJMAN. 1927 K St.
sHW4NEESseesSSsfii,u, HHIWi; NMA; SsesSsi s..er. water
front estate, 33 miles D. c.: open
for inspection. Sunday. See sunday
Star for details and directions. WAL
wuobs NAi bss-eS2s: 9 S eyes, Wo; 6-9747s
R DasS aGS hot Esef SCI 4s1g g0reSis osf
gosod rd.; $500. Ewes. RIA: g.
ofEN TODAY, lot 4. block 4, S North
Beach Park. the Davis cottage
sttrae' frn imm1Si All e5% oS bInsn1S.
ments. SOFT. screened porch fac
in NORTH beach PARK. tn mr.. % Rose
Haven. VIII sacrifice for slo, 800.
SHERWOOD FOREST. 2es Noting
ham. Owner leaving city; $4,000.
Inspect week end. WO. 6-1297.
HARRINGTON CovE-Approx. 3
acres; modern year-'round home; oil
heat heat elec; kitchen, large lily. rm:
utility, rm. on first door; 2 bedrooms
and bath second floor; beautiful
house. almost new; 25 miles to b. c..
IN South River area. Price, $16,25O,
one or.a acrsSse Sy wH4FR ayaiFaRle d0sd terms
tel: Ma. S.623O. or sat. and sun.
cail L: A. STARTLING at West River
LAKE JACKSON, Q 12-mile fresh
water water lake: good fishing: boating
lows all modern improvements; 2
poqcRes. H eIeetrisit9 HasS and ds:p-Wei S T
Manassas M s s7.w. 70 0''OD'' rs
WEEK END RETREAT-3-rm. furn
cot. lge. scr. pch.; on Potomac. So
min 9n4 tR,,SI 2 e. ~ ToWDSst; Sb motor .s ideal
s., 500 cash. total price. Ma. s-$57l,
sHOdREHHHM BEACH-All-year home;
brick rambler; lge. knotty-pine liv.
rm., 2 bedrms.. tile bath. mod. kit,
2 screened porches. 2 flrepls., exp
attic, sun deck. full bsmt. with
rec. rm. and shower, outside flre-
pl., white picket fence, awnings
ige. cor. lot; $l7,50O. Open sat
and sun; Rte. 214 to Mayo. Md;
follow signs to shoreham Beach
and house Of e. C.. WURDEMAN.
JU. 5-61S5, Mon. Thurs. after
pm. AGENTS INVITED. -2S
ANNAPOLIS AREA-Private home
sites. South River Shores. Maryland.
25 miles from D. c.; wooded, tide
water fronts; sandy beach. safe
harbor; will build. using your speci-
ficationS. Terms. Directions: Cen
tral ave. or Defense hwy. to Riva
I'd, turn left or right to signs.
MARY +. BOARD. Broker, phone
ANNAPOLIS $3.50. -29
Evening star., 1953-06-27
BAY RIDGES RIVER Dl

BAY RIDGE-86 RIVER DIR.
FACING RIVER. BsaYt: cor, all-yE;- r.
round home consisting OF !ge. nv;
5athrooms E% E5t@ aFsIthesh Tith Showers @ and Ssd
rms. on 1st A.; 8 bedrms. on, 2n6
d Sep. 2-car garage. Lake "a block
away, in rear Of house, where boats
can be tied UP. Oil-burner heat;
l1O-gal. hot-water heater; hot I1t and
cold showers outdoors; 1uit Dsmt nt
Can be bought furn. or unfurn., En-
tire front, one side and back
screened. only those looking for q
fine home would be interested In
this ,almost-nsM homso homoo Can ps6ss 6s
Vista 2946. Open all day Sat. and