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Evening star., 1955-06-02
1873 MIDsHlPMEN
AWAIT KISSES
OF COLOR GIRL

ANNAPOLIS, Md, R.-
Miss Marilyn Mohr, who
had never seen a dress pa
rade by Midshipmen before
last week end. will be the
central figure Of the Naval
Academy's biggest one of
the year today.
But first she's got to kiss
1873 guys.
It's not part Of Navy ira
dition. the sparkling bru-
nette says. but to pay off a
pledge her boyfriend. Mid
shipman John r. johnson,
made to his company during
the brigade competition
which made 1t the color
company.
"Jack told the boys I
would kiss them and it looks
like they're going to hold
him to It," said the 24-year-
old New York television
actress and model.
The payoff was to come at
q company picnic preced-
ing the $3.50 pm dress pa
rade at which Miss Mohr
will pass the national brig
ade colors from the 23rd
company. last years winner.
to Midshipman Johnson's
18th.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Montgomery Gives
Police Promotions

Nine promotions in the Mont
gomery County Police Depart
nlent were announced today by
the County Personnel Board.
Promoted to corporal at the
Bethesda substation was Frank
lin E. Fisher, 80. a member of
the force since 1912.
Eight privates were advanced
to the new rank of private first
class. They include Henry S.
Davis, George j. Bodmer and
Joseph E. Stolz, ali of Rockville;
Tilghman j. Brandenburg. New
ton Stull and Steve Preston Hall
Of Silver Spring and Carl A..
Hawkins and William T. Dem
nell Of Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Virginia SpecioI Session
On Integrotion Uncertoin

Mays. The latter met yesterday
with Attorney General ]. Lind-
say Almond, jr.. neither parti-I
cipant would discuss the confer
ence.
In Prince Edward County
where one Of the i've segrega-
ton cases before the Supreme
Court originated-the board Of
supervisors was to meet again to-
day for more discussion Of the
school problem.
The board took quick action
Tuesday night after the courts
decree and decided not to ap-
propriate operating funds for the
county's schools for 1856.
Threaten Court Action
Meanwhile. the Norfolk branch
of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People announced last night it
will resort tocourt action against
local school boards If they do
not make early plans for an end
to segregation in public schools.
Representative Tuck, Demo-
crat, of Virginia repeated yes
terday his opposition to public
school integration and said he
can get little comfort" from the
Supreme Courts opinion.
"I am opposed to ,ntegration
now and ! am opposed to it in
the future" Mr.. Tuck COM
mented.
Two others Of the Virginia
congressional delegation. Repre-
sentatives Smith. Democrat, and
Broyhill. Republican. declined
comment.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Doiry Statement
Hit by Chain Store

RICHMOND, June 2 (R.-A
retail chain store executive has
taken issue with a recent dec
laration of the Virginia Dairy
Products Association in which
the association said any reduc-
tion in the price of milk sold in
stores would have to be borne by
the dairy farmers.
Edgar Balshaw, Washington
division manager of Safeway
Stores. said milk prices could be
cut in stores without reducing
the price paid to farmers.
He said Safeway is not opposed
to setting a price to producers
that will insure a continuous,
adequate supply, but is opposed
to setting retail prices that deny
customers savings to which we
think they are entitled"
The State Milk Commission
has been asked by dairy farm
leaders to set a lower price on
store-sold milk than on home
delivered milk.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Fisherman Falls
From Boot, Dies

A Chevy Chase man who was
part owner Of a Washington
gasoline station died last night
when he fell from a rowboat into
the Patuxent River near Bene-
dict, Md.
An autopsy was to be con-
Quoted today, to determine
whether death was due to
drowning or q heart attack.
The dead man was Joseph
Anthony Kvedar. 80, Of 4602
High street. Chevy Chase, Md.
He was part owner of the K. g.
H. ESQ Service Center. AIS
Rhode Island avenue N. E.
Mr.. Kvedar had gone to the
Patuxent yesterday with his
wife to fish. He toppled into the
water about 1880 pm. when the
boat was about 800 yards OF the
Charles County shore, according
to Maryland State police at
Waldorf. His body was re-
covered about an hour later by
police.
The autopsy was to be con-
Quoted by DR.. Edward J. Ede-
len, Charles County medical
examiner.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Bust Is Unveiled
At Smithsonian in
Honor of Abbot

DR.. Charles Greeley Abbot.
nous astrophysicist and
Smithsonian Institution secre-
tary, celebrated his 83d birthday
and the 6Oth anniversary of his
association with the Smithson-
ian Tuesday by attending the
unveiling Of a bronze bust Of
himself in the great hall Of the
old institution building.
Three hundred friends and
colleagues attended the cere-
mony. DR.. Abbot's services to
science and education were
praised in an address by pr.
Leonard Carmichael, his incum-
bent successor as the Smithson-
ian's principal executive officer.
The bust was uncovered by DR..
Abbot's wife, the former Mrs.
Virginia Andes Johnston, who
introduced the sculptor, Alicia
Neathery.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Drowning Victim 5
Body Recovered

The body of a 45-year-old Ar
lington construction worker who
drowned in the Chesapeake Bay
while fishing OF Southern Mary
land May 20 was recovered yes
terday about 200 yards offshore
in the Solomons area.
The body was that Of Coils L.
Philyaw, WHO lived in rooming
house in the 1400 block Of Nc
Kinley road, Arlington, He was
a shovel operator for the Smith
Engineering Co. In Arlington.
A Navy patrol boat recovered
the body. Maryland State police
at Waldorf reported.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Fairfax Request
Calls on State 10
Air Milk Costs
Policy Sheltered
As Board Adopts
3-Point Stund :

The current movement for a
Virginia State Milk Commission
hearing on retail prices in near
by Virginia today had the sup
port of the Fairfax Board of
County Supervisors, which
usually steers clear Of milk con-
troversies in difference to the
county's many dairy farmers.
BY a vote of 5 to 2, the super
visors yesterday adopted a reso-
luton requesting the milk
commission to hold a hearing in
nearby Virginia on the following
three points suggested by Dele
gate Omer Hirst:
/. The Virginia prohibition on
sale of milk in gallon contain
ers.
Q. Why the price Of milk in
half gallon containers is a.
cents. or 11a cents quart higher
than the price of % cents in
quart containers.
8. Why the minimum price Of
milk In quart containers is %
cents, when 1t can be sold
cheaper across the river in
Washington.
Similar Requests
The Arlington County Board
adopted a resolution last week
requesting a milk commission
hearing on retail prices. and a
number of Arlington legislators
have submitted similar requests
to the commission.
The matter was brought before
the Fairfax supervisors by a let
ter from Mr.. Hirst. who sug-
gested that the State also ought
to take steps to obtain system
attic and intelligent representa-
ton of milk consumers view
points" in its deliberations.
County officials could not re-
call that the Fairfax supervisors
ever before took any action on
milk prices. Dairy farming is
big business in the rural sections
of Fairfax County.
The motion to request the
heaying was offered by Mrs. Anne
Wilkins and seconded by c. B.
Runyon. Others who voted for
it were Arthur Shaffer, C. B. Jett
and Chairman G. Wallace Carper,
who operates a large dairy farm
and. is on the board of directors
of the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association. OPP
posing votes were cast by Stuart
De Bell and Maurice Fox.
"The cut always comes back
on the farmer" protested Mr.
De Bell
AS I understand this request,
it is not directed against the
farmers but against the distribu-
tors" said Mr.. Carper.
"I don't see why this board
should go into this" said Mr.
Fox. eff the citizens are dissatis-
fed with milk prices, let them
ask the commission for a hear
ing themselves"
They Don't Understand
"The peoples just don't under
stand why they have to pay more
for milk here than they do in the
District - especially when it all
comes from the same distribu-
tors" said Mrs. Wilkins.
you can get whisky cheaper
| in Washington, too, but I don't
hear anyone yelling about that q
replied Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. Carper declared that he
saw no objection to a hearing
to give all sides a chance to be
aired before the milk commits
sion.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Civic Groups to Hear
Master Plan Outlined

Civic associations in the north
ern part of Mount Vernon Dis
trict and northeastern part OF
Lee District Of Fairfax County
will hold a discussion of the pro-
posed McHugh Master Plan at
8 o'clock tonight at Groveton
Elementary School.
Planning Director Herbert F,
Schuman and members of the
planning staff will discuss the
plan. Maps will be on display
from 7::30 pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Officials Meet
In Maryland
On lnfegrdfion
Hope to 'crystuIize'
Problems in Light
OF Court Decree

Maryland's county school 81.
perintendents were meeting in
Baltimore today to consider how
to end segregation In public
schools.
DR.. Thomas G. Pullen, State
superintendent Of schools, an
nounced that the sessions would
be closed. He said he wanted to
get together with the superin-
tendents to "crystalize the prob
lens as we now see them In the
light Of the Supreme Courts de-
ciSion."
In Calvert County. where more
than so per cent Of the school
population is Negro. the county
school board decided to name
a committee of citizens to de-
termine how to carry out the
Supreme Court degree.
Public Opinion Sought
Maurice A. Dunkle, superin-
tendent of schools for the county.
said the committee will seek
public opinion and try to get
both races to talk it over"
The Calvert County School
Board made this statement after
a meeting last night:
Whereas the Board Of Edu-
cation of Calvert County recog-
nizes its obligations to operate
the public schools under its con-
troll in accordance with:
IL. The laws Of the United
States.
"2. The laws Of the State Of
Maryland and the bylaws Of the
State Board of Education. and
"3. The desires of the citizens
Of Calvert County as they are
consistent with the above.
BE is hereby resolved that
the Board of Education instruct
its president to appoint COM
mittee of representative citizens
to make recommendations for
the implementation of the May
81. 1855, Supreme Court de-
crees relative to the desegrega-
ton Of schools"
No Deliberate Delays
Gov. fcKeldin said yesterday
that although the ending Of
segregation will take longer in
some areas than in others, it
must be done with mo deliberate
delaying actions"
Baltimore integrated its schools
last fall. Plans to begin inte-
grafton of Montgomery County
schools have been announced by
Supt. Forbes H. Norris.
In Prince Georges County q
citizens committee studying the
problem Is to report to the
school board by July Is.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
By a star stat, Correspondent.

ANNAPOLIS, June 2. - A
District midshipman will gradu-
ate with honors here tomorrow
but will forfeit, possibly tempo
rarily. his bid for a jet pilot
career.
Edward Alan Wardwell, 81, of
1903 Twenty-seventh street Sc,
had his application for flight
training turned down because of
eye strain.
Its just my right eye" he
said. "The doctor told me that
getting away from the books
may be the answer"
If the weakness in the one eye
is corrected by a long rest. the
young man who had his choice OF
attending the Coast Guard Acad-
emy. West Point or the Naval
Academy. will reapply for flight
training.
Among Select
Yesterday, he was among q
select group of upperclassmen
who received awards for aca-
demic and leadership achieve
ments. He was awarded a dress
sword for his standing at the
top Of his class in meteorology.
A certificate commencing his
officer like qualities was also
presented him by the academy
superintendent.
AS a 17-year-old in the early
summer Of 1851. Midshipman
Wardwell. now a battalion COM
mander. was announced winner
of the District Commissioners
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Bill Would Add 20 Feet
To Dam in Virginia i

The House Rules Committee
has approved bill which would
add 20 feet to a flood control
dam on the Rappahannock Riv-
er in Virginia for the Salem
Church Reservoir.
The bill amends an act Of
1916. which authorized the dam
to be built 220 feet high.
Also approved yesterday BY
the committee for floor action
was a bill to complete construc-
ton of the Inter- american
Highway from the United States
to the Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Tax DeudIine Extended

The office of the city collector
in Alexandria has announced
that due to a delay in mailing
the real estate bills, the deadline
for payment of taxes without
penalty will be June 80, instead
of May 81. Residents who have
not received bills should call
the office.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

John D. Coughlin. Of 66i5
Hillandale road. Chevy Chase.
Md, former Central Intelligence
Agency film producer, has Joined
the information staff Of the
Asphalt Institute at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland. A graduate Of
Georgetown University, Mr..
Coughlin will supervise the in
stitute's program Of technical
and popular films.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

RICHMOND, June 2 R,-vir-
ginia's future educational course
remained uncertain today as
State legislators weighed the
possibility Of a special session Of
the Legislature to chart q new
school policy.
Although Gov. Stanley said he
has no present plans to call q
special session. there were hints
the lawmakers might be sum-
moned to Richmond after the
July IL Democratic primaries Z
None Of the assemblymen was
willing to say publicly that an
extra session was necessary in
the wake of the Supreme Courts
Tuesday decree on school segre-
cation. The court. which a year
ago outlawed segregation, re-
manded the school cases to lower
courts with instructions to effect
integration "as soon as practi-
cable"
Virginia's governmental and
educational leaders generally
seemed to regard the decision as
one that provided "about all that
we could hope for"
Gray to Call Meeting
Meantime. State Senator Gar
land Gray of Waverly. had no
comment on the possibility of a
special session. He said he ex-
pected to call a special meeting
very shortly of the commission
he heads, appointed by the Gov
ernor to find a means of legally
preserving segregation. a
Senator Gray came to Rich
n1ond today to confer with the
commissions counsel, David j.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Teachers to Meet

RICHMOND, June 2 R.-
The Virginia Teachers Associa-
ton, an organization of Negro
school teachers, has scheduled a
Statewide conference here Au-
gust l and 2, to discuss integra-
ton problems.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
CAMP FUND FACTS

How to send q kid to
camp:
Make out check or money
order to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund. Mail
to The Evening Star. WASH !,
ington 4, D. G.
Or bring cash to The Star
cashier.
The cost: $17.86 for six
days. $35.72 for IL days.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
COLLEGE Park Lions

The College Park Lions Club
will discuss plans for the 1855
convention at a meeting at 6:29
o'clock tonight in the College
Park Hot Shoppe.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

stove. All the water for wash
ing must be heated. since there
is q cold water sink.
"I got tired Of the sink back
ing up so we just removed the
drain pipe" the mother said.
The waste now goes down the
drain into a bucket beneath the
sink. Mrs. Haskins has to empty
1t in the back yard once or
twice a day.
Summer camp to Anne and
jeanette means being able to
swim and run in the woods
without the threat of being hit
by a car or truck. You can give
them that opportunity by con-
tributing to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund.
The following contributions
are acknowledged today:
D. C. Chapter, Women's
Army Corp Veterans : $93.8s
XII Delta Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority s5.72
Allen Walker ---------- 25.0C
Mothers Of pre-school
children attending
Montrose Park Play
Group ---------- SOC
USS Jacob Jones Post
No. 2. American Legion 35.72
Delta Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi Sorority $3.50
Bishop and Mrs. Wilbur
E. Hammaker ------- 1000
Arlene Ale ------------ 500
Anonymous ------------ 1000
Diane Goldman ------- 100
Mr.. K. p. MacDowell--- 7l.44
H. j. Davis, jr---------- 1000
Anonymous ---------- 35.72
John H. Gunnell -------- 1916
Helen M. Member ------ 1000
Mrs. William FELTON, Ham $500
Anonymous ---------- 17.86
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Friauf 1912
Nelly Larner Gore 35.72
Anonymous ----------- $3.50
w. Bradley Tyree ------ 35.72
Mrs. Henry Scott Rubel- 500
Anonymous ----------- 100
Anne o. Busby -------- 1886
E. Klenert --------- 200
Lorraine r. Fisher 1900
Total to date-------- 1851 .27
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NEW ENGLAND RED

Cape Cod home on lovely acre.
10 min. to d. C. 4 bedrms. and
den with 3 baths. 1bx12 mod. kit.
bsmt, and Earase. Space here for
iSe. family. Only $17.650. Ewes.
LYN THOMPSON
All LEE HWY, ARL.. IA. s-2iz1
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

---~-
DOMINION ARMS APT. BLDG.
ARL. w. Is. Glebe I'd. near All.
fis 1850 So each ' leit Is ,h 1DDps sx
bldg. Heat, water and air cond
furn. suitable for insurance CO,
real estate once. doctors. dentists,
finance CO., etc. Ample parking
Eeas. rent. Immed. possession.
Consult Mr.. Jenkins. SHANNON &
LucHs CO. Realtors. IA 14th st.
18th sT. NEAR K ST. N.w.-Beau-
tiful 2nd-hoor space, completely
and huor. lighting fixtures. Approx.
400 50. It. Front entrance. Re
modelled recently. Owner will divide
and air condition. Heat urn
Vacant, Excellent. for trade assn.
real estate once, lawyers. insurance
f% s'f p.p nf saAs non & f fUcas
co, Realtors, ia 14th st. nv.
oFFICE, vic. Doctors Hosp Ice.
rm.. I small rm.. reception hall
and bath, and parking for ! car;
800 per mo. To inspect call Ma.
Attractive OFFICE In new air
eond. BLDG. no 50. It,. consisting
of rooms. Could partition 10 your
requirements. Avail. Sept. /, Apply
ll45 18th st. NV. Suite GIG. ST,
3-217l weekdays. 3
ATTRACTIVE -cond. once over
looking White House and LAFAYETTE
Park. Telephone answering serv-
iss INCLUDED Can ST 3 1855.
D conD .v. c1RG q rn bD :;i,., l $40
available. all daylight ofices with
private toilet. parking next to
building. Rentals to meet your
budget. Inspection $40 am. to
5 pm. or phone AID. $4,000. -
OFFICE SPACES AVAILABLE: very
reasonable rent: good NV, location.
o Sc % apt Egtc cfli Ut IA; a;l769; "a
Mr.. Barley. 10 s-ssis or come
10 $500 Baltimore ave. College
MEpfcAI oflees. air-eond... mod.
1915 l8fn st, NV. Ho. 2-S3bs.
cgLMosE shopping center; Lees s
PRIVATE. air .cond. once or sales
floor in heart of downtown shop
ping center. Approx. 1890 SO. IT..
$3.50 per 50. II. Apply CROWN
RESTAURANT. SIT 18th st. NV,
1885 CONN. AVE. entire 9Th fir.-
rms, elev.. approx. 200 SO. It. {.
500 mo-; II air-eond.. Sl25.
OWNER, DU. 1886. -
NEAR CONN. AND X. at 1745 X St.
n.w.-Single suite at $50: avail.
immed.: also double suite at xll6:
all services, including elevator. Mr..
Phillips. SHANNON 81 LUCHS. 724
14th st. NV, MA. S-2345,
REAL ESTATE AND CONSTRuC-
TON FIRM desires to rent small 2
or 3-story brown stone or row
house. Suit. for business; down
town Conn. ave. area; good neigh
borhood. might consider purchase.
Cali IA, s-:72l. 49, 80
parking for = cars. Call DU. q
$3.50 or AID. a-250s. y
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eoATS

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ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once with
telephone answering and mail sery,
at an address Of distinction. Call
ST. 3-3456.
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Fairhaven Md

5000 per month-Attractiye cottage.
on one OF the prettiest resort
beaches on Chesapeake Bay. Two
bedrms.. hv. rm.. kit. and bath;
excellent condition; l hour from
downtown. Drive through Upper
Marlboro, continue on Solomon's
Island road and follow Fairhaven
signs. Ask for Mr.. Bethel.
BEITZELL
1901 Conn. Ave. Dr. 1900
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STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN, 18th and K SITS NV.
Store, good size, heat, hot wa ter,
s pssssss IL ca 4..7as ssa'' rent Re
STORE. I'll H st. n.e.-ln very de.
slrabie location; reasonable to eood
tenant. INQUIRE Ma. 5000. -
STORE AND RMS, on Pa; ave.
ss.e;moSl25 per month. Call IL
IDEAL oiiCo STORE. for cleaner. barber,
TV. radio, mems clothing. hard
ware, once. etc. Very cheap rent.
sP sSG s11iirABHLE foR STORE on
SHOP. a2l3 Baltimore blvd, Col
lege Park. Md. Call to 3. We.
ss $500 ksiENsNGToN, wheaton I'd.
cross street from Post once. COX
80. Parking In front and rear. VIII
consider long lease to responsible
tenant, RA. 6-4430. -
100 o ST. NV. next to o st. Mar
ket. Call RA, 3-2Sa1.. -
DELICATEssEN and grill, new mod
ern bldg, 1907 location. Urgent
need for this type Of business in
fast-growing community. Call Hern-
sOS n ST. N.W.-Large store with
bsmt., across from new telephone
co.; ideal any business: rent req
sonahie. JOSEPH Z. BRUNO, INC,
ST. 1890, B
ACTIVE SHOPPING CENTER
Silver Spring. approx. 97S 50. IT..
customer parking THOMPSON Il
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LARMs teea..l
go ACRES
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

IRADLEY Blvd, close in-i05xI 80
IT.: water and sewer in: private:
$3.50. BE. 4-3436. after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

PINE RIDGE, vA.---Just OF ArlinS-
ton blvd. IRte. 500. 20 minutes 10
Pentason. About 10000 50. IT.
with l60-ft, frontage. Trees.
Among fine homes. Only 81. 500.
Easy terms; AsK-Us5 REALTY co.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

AUTO BODY AND FENDER SHOP
Approx. 5000 SO. II AT least .
Mon San t iaop e sas gao iSc Go
pm. RE. 1896. Ask for Mr..
LEWIS or Mr.. RANDALL. -
GARAGE WANTED for repair shop:
4 cars or LARGER with heat toilet
and parking space: NV. or Nd. 10.
b-I2oO -
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PARK IN FRONT
PARK IN. REAR

Only store In block, front Of sue
cessful merchants; 17xbO, fireproof.
double show windows, rear door
opening onto immense paved park
ing, superb lighting. 200 amp. cleo.
Between very busy beauty salon and
jeweler: SJ6b, no percentage. Go
see 4s2s Lee hwy. W. MONTGOMERY.
IA. 2-SOso.
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W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FoR RENT

COTTAGES on Severn River. 80 mi.
s. mo- ,0E sia5 seI Sth.r a'a aky sn ss5
CAFE APE COR. MASS, on Lake We.
Quaket; boating, fishing: mr. Hyan-
nis-Graigville Beach: warm, sound
water. 2 cottages, knotty.pine nm
NOOK. 2 bedrms.; THE KNOLL. ;
bedrms. IL 4-2o64. s a.m.-5 pm.
DESIRABLE. CLEAN. BAY-FRONr
COTTAGE: ami MRS. WENDELL.
MASON BEAcH.o pe aSs' M ni bed:
RIM. furn; cottage, ami; small
DfR fEEaGeri sRo F ES ri sS cSss, BAY
Very des., mod, clean, cool. quiet:
expansive view; S55. tn. 2-3965.
HERALD HARBoR. MD, 1 hr, D. c.
Aug. 14-2S: sleeps 6: cool: $50
B k: 80 pol NJ s AP r1se1h1; cot.
tage "a blk. from beach; riettie net
mod sssRs TO- fq Avail fcF no o
Aug. IA through Labor DAY. IA.
2.l55l or inquire for GREGORY
C HI Si1sRAi BAY-Neu modern
IuInlSneu cotlhge' NV. nm, neo-
rms. kit. and shower bath Fireplace
inside and out. loft. screened
porch, Box 3s2-S, Star, or call Ii.
REDWOOD BEACH ON THE Bay
I rms; bath sleeps z; ali utils.
NEAR MISUNDERSTANDING shore
home: s rms. and bath: completely
private: wonderful for children;
weekly rates. Call West River 3S05,
MRS; JAMES E BAKER. -
SCLENTlSTS' CLIFFS, PORT RE-
PUBLIC. MD --Furn. cottages for
rent, immed. by wk. to college grads.
Organized recreation, community
bldg. Nj. 2 mi. of sandy bay beach.
4fa mi. beyond Prince Frederick. DR..
down anytime or phone RUTH
MATTESON. Prince Frederick 1855.
WOODLAND BEACH. % mi. d. c.
Mod: furn. cottages, sandy, Melted
beach immed. poss. CO. 3-2lT2.