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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
BY isabelle SHELTON
Star stan Writer

A youthful, tawny-haired
mother Of five. who ran for
the New Hampshire State
Legislature at age n. is the
new president Of the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
She Is Constance Casey,
the wife Of Joseph e. Casey,
q former member Of Congress
from Massachusetts, 1884
1942).
Mrs. Casey - then Con-
stance Dudley-did not win
the legislative seat. Demo-
Gratis seldom do In New
Hampshire, she noted dryly.
But she has remained in
terested in politics ever since.
Her family had long been
staunch Democrats In Repub-
lican New Hampshire, she
says, and she ran for Office
because I really believe in
the participation Of women in
politics"
Only Fling
That 1885 race was her
only fling at public Office for
herself. She married Mr..
Casey. whom she had met
while q visitor to Washing
ton, the next year-quitting
Smith College at the end of
her second year to do so-and
moved to Washington to
learn the ropes as q Congress
sional wife.
The children arrived at
fairly close intervals after
that. she says. and her po-
litical participation, even in
her husbands campaigns.
was perforce limited. She did
tour the State with him
when he ran for the Senate
against Henry Cabot Lodge.
That was a fairly close
race. she recalls. Although
Mr.. Lodge ultimately won by
about $4,000 votes out of
around a million cast, the
contest was close enough for
a while that the Boston Her
aid actually had announced
Mr.. Casey's election.
Mrs. Casey says she was
not mislead by the news
paper story. however.
Husband Astute
my husband is a very as
tute politician" she said.
about S O'Clock election
afternoon, as we set out for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
BENEFIT FOR THE OLD AND THE NEW

The onnuo fundrosino fashion show and garden party
for the Episcopal Church Home of the Diocese of
Washington will take ploce on Wednesday at the
beautiful and historic home in Georgetown. The
Georgian monsion was built in $50 BY Washington
Bowie, former Governor of Maryland. In 1890 twas
sold at auction to Mr.. and Mrs John Sewer who hop
Pened to be visiting Georgetown at the time In 1858,
Mrs Sewer wled the property to the Episcopal Church
Home. The SEWERS lived in it until their deoths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Mr. Sewer. oreotorondson Of John SEWER fhe
first Governor Of Tennessee. desired that the prop
srty one doy become rnenoria 10 his fomsd ancestor
His widow mode the octuol decision that the home be
used for the uoed Above, Miss Iva Woodruff, one
Of the 81 residents practices hymns IL the chope for
services which take place eocn Wednesday morning.
Incidentally, Miss Woodruff graduated from the Uni
versity Of Maryland few years ago OF the age of 81.
The home combines ooe with modern conveniences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Question and Answer

@. Can paper white mar
cissus bulbs be reused after
they have bloomed?
A. Bulbs Of this type are
worthless after they have
bloomed once. Throw them
away and buy new ones next
year.
copyrisht, 1859, Field Enterprises. Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Consider the Topography
Sove trouble by knowing characteristics Of your lot
By GEORGE E. CREED
Contributing

Most building sites are
either fiat or gently sloping.
These are the easiest to
develop and to sell. However,
in some regions building sites
have a variety of topography
and these deserve special
study before you buy a home
built on such a site or else
plan to build on one.
When looking at a house
from the street, notice how
1t appears in relation to the
surrounding ground. If it
looks as If it is sitting in O
hole, it may well be. for some
times grades are set too low.
If your house is only in the
planning stage, be sure that
the first floor grade is set high
enough so that water will
flow away from it on all sides.
To neglect this simple pre-
caution is to invite future
trouble with drainage. For
example, if water drains to-
wards a house that has i'm
properly waterproofed base
ment walls or inadequate or
clogged foundation drains,
expensive trouble may ensue.
Consider Cost
Interesting Developments
can be made on steeply-slop-
ing sites. but such work can
be costly. Among the costs
you should consider are those
for possible wall construction,
prevention Of soil erosion on
slopes and the solution Of
unusual drainage problems.
Also. you should consider
whether 1t will be difficult to
get your car into your garage.
Too steep driveways can con.
stitute a headache during
winter weather.
Sometimes when q tract Of
land is developed by more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
Family LiOing Isn't Complete Without Boat
See the Fabulous yoYhowk at the "To!kina House"

The boat that speaks for itself
in many ways
fiberglassed construction
maintenance
complete with steering, lights, uphol.
stored Seats windshield, storage locker,
instrument panel and many extras AT
NO EXTRA COST
rugged construction for family safety
built-in flotaton
The motor that speaks for itself
powerful 35-hp Johnson, electric start
ing, famous for proven dependability
The trailer that speaks for itself
the "road proven" Gator
Whenever You Speak of Quality an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

than one builder, a situation
results where the land slopes
to q low spot in the back
yards of adjoining parcels.
Such can cause considerable
dissension among neighbors.
Proper drainage Of them can
be expensive. Therefore, a
good time to inspect a piece
Of land is after q heavy
rainstorm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
MRS. ROOSEVELT MISSES
A SHAKE OF KENNEDY HAND

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt apparently Sees why
she and Senator Kennedy. Democrat OF Massachusetts
can't be friends despite her outspoken opposition 10 his
presidential ambitions
The 74-year-old widow Of Franklin D. Roosevelt APP
peared before the Labor subcommittee OF which Senator
Kennedy Is the chairman, yesterday He welcomed
her briefly &C the outset.
When she finished her statement In favor Of raising
the minimum wage. Republican Senator's including
Cooper OF Kentucky Javits OF New York and Prouy OF
Vermont greeted her and Senator Randolph. Democrat
OF West Virginia read portion Of Of her husbands
hresde chats into the record
They all went around the committee table 10 shake
hands with her Mrs Roosevelt who has criticized Sena
Kennedy for what she considers his failure 10 take
a stand on Mccarthyism looked around,
where is Senator Kennedy" she asked II would like
10 say how -do-you-do TO him"
Senator Kennedy however. had left the hearing room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

the foot OF Wisconsin avenue
In Georgetown.
The Park Service win also
operate the mule-drawn barge
Canal Clipper on the chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal at 2 pm.
tomorrow and Sunday. The
barge win leave Lock 3. one
block south OF Thirtieth and
NJ streets NV.
An astronomy program viii
be sponsored by the National
Capital Astronomers Club at Q
pm. Sunday In Fort Reno Park.
north Of Fortieth and chesa-
peake streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

was made when the Air Force
welded the door shut.
The only other visible re-
mlnder OF Presidential trips is
the bullet proof appropriated
window which is slightly larger
than the others. Alongside this
window the President had his
chair and desk.
The interior of the Sacred
Cow has been cleared out and
the walls Of the Presidential
Suite have been removed TO
accommodate more passenger
seats.
Never out Of u. S.
When the engine overhaul
ing is completed on Tuesday,
the ship will go back into serv-
ice as one Of the Air Force
transports. The plane is used
on relatively short hops and
never goes out Of the country.
When it was President Roose-
velt's plane. however, he used
it in all parts Of the world.
It's last major flight before the
death Of the President was to
Yalta where Mr.. Roosevelt con-
ferred with Josef Stain and
Winston Churchill.
President Harry S. Truman
used the Sacred Cow for al
most two years before he re-
placed it with the first Inde-
pendence, a DEG.
1t has carried such passen-
gers as the Shah of Iran. Nine.
Chang Kia-shek. the Presi-
dent of Chile. the Crown Prince
of Norway, the late Air Force
Gen. H. H. Arnold. Gen. Omar
N. Bradley. 1t. Gen. James H.
Doolittle, Gen. Nathan Twin
ing and President Eisenhower
before he entered the White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Mrs. Roosevelt
Urges Housing

The United States cannot
escape the responsibility Of
providing decent. public hous-
ing for those lodged in slum
areas. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
said yesterday.
Mrs. Roosevelt, following a
tour of some of the Districts
redeveloped areas, spoke to
members Of the Washington
Housing Association at the
groups celebration of its 25th
anniversary. Mrs, Roosevelt
was the organizations first
honorary president.
Mrs. Roosevelt said visitors
TO this country are constantly
weighing" this country's form
of government against that of
communism, before making
their choice. She indicated a
display Of public housing might
tip the scale in this country's
favor.
She suggested Sweden might
be ahead Of local urban renewal
planners. There. she said. public
housing developments are built
in a ~" shape. In the center
section. the apartments are
occupied by the aged. In the
wings, the young married
couples reside - taking their
children out to play in the park
in the middle.
ut keeps the young in con-
tact with the DID," Mrs. Roose-
welt explained.
She said that as more people
grow conscious Of housing
needs, urban redevelopment
should proceed more rapidly.
She said she had seen distinct
improvement" of Stun areas in
the District.
Charles Horsky, president Of
the association, said the group
must continue to work for a
central relocation service" for
families displaced by redevel-
opment.
He added that a big challenge
was the plight of the middle
income family. ineligible for
public housing and desperately
in need of help"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
z Flower Tours,
Bird WuIk Set

A bird walk and two flowel
tours on Theodore Roosevelt
Island win highlight Nationa
Capital Parks activities Thu
week end.
Bird watchers will be taker
through the island az Q am
Sunday. The flower tours viii
begin at II am. and ? pm
Sunday. A ferryboat win make
trips 10 the island from the
float on the Potomac River al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

rs minutes Of flying time. II
was ready for overhaullng.
Under close observation the
airplane reveals only slight ves-
tiges as a reminder Of lis for
mer use. Under the belly toward
the tail there Is a slight ridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Catholic School Bond
To Give Concert

The All-Catholic Elementary
Band will present the second
in a series of concerts at 2 pm.
tomorrow at st. Patrick's Hall,
Tenth and G streets NV.
The band, consisting Of mu-
sicians from Catholic elemen-
tary schools participating in
the Catholic school music pro-
gram, will play selections from
Chopin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Both comfort and good design ore
yours here truly find at this
small price Sleek Silhouette, subtle
curvino thot's comfortable for re-
cIinine, reloxing. Its exposed wood
arms in rich walnut finish, uphoI-
stery is q tweed in toneerine. brown,
charcoal or turquoise. Hidden foot
rest comes up for reclining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

This ridge Is all that remains
Of a trap door that once
opened to allow the Presidents
elevator to be raised and low
cred.
This elevator made II easier
for Mr.. Roosevelt. who had
been crippled by polio, 10 enter
the plane.
Relieved Of Weight
The elevator itself and the
machinery that ran II have
been removed 10 allow more
space inside for passengers and
10 relieve the craft Of their
weight.
The ridge under the plane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Workshop to Discuss
Episcopal Fund Drive

Robert Jordan of the Ma
tional Council of the Episcopal
Church will speak tomorrow at
a workshop to discuss the Epis-
copal Diocese of Washington's
yearly Embarrassing drive. The
workshop will be held from
10:30 am. to 2::30 pm. at
Christ Episcopal Church, 3112
o street NV.
Goal for this year is 1922. 209
to continue the work of four
diocesan departments. Edward
v. Dorsey. layman of Trinity
Church in Upper Marlboro.
win preside at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

clothing 10 be donated 10 the
needy.
He placed the box In HIS llv-
ing room. Thieves entered the
home. The box Of clothing wal
the only thing stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Lectureship Speaker

Neil H. Bowles, member of
the Christian Science Board of
Lectureship. will speak at 3
pm. tomorrow at the Second
Church of Christ, Scientist,
$3.50 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
RooseveIt's Sacred Cow
Flies on AT Chores Now

The famed Sacred cow-the c-S transport airpane used
by the late President Franklin d. Rooseve-h l In active
service but bears only slight resemblance 10 It's former self
To the military AZ Boiling Air Force Base. the Plying
White House" field TO-" Of many c5ts every
day at the base for the transport Of military personnel
Last Monday morning ship completed 10 764 hours and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Thieves Get Clothes
Collected for Needy

NooALEs. Ariz CAP,.-Jo
Allison collected a box Of old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
9.95
If regularly in stock would be 79.s5-s9.s5
MANY UPHOLSTERED IN
IMPORTED FABRICS

When buyer heard the Moore plant was ovnq he moved
and os Quick Melted him the
every style chair for every home the wanted wood finishes
decorator fobr non The sovnqs?-
you couldn't ask for more $40 $50 every choir Come see!
Evening star., 1959-06-28
MOTORCYCLES

a, J. =. Sc: 500 &C.: excellent con-
dition. scrambler model. $3.50.
Ju. T-65s7, after. 5 pm.
ALLsTATE-PUCu $50 &C, yT
old. needs painting, Make offer
IA 7.s126: ewes. IA. 2.7653.
BsA SUPER ROCKET '5s; 1000
mis-; s795. Like new. Po, 3
CuSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. so
EAGLE: good condition: extras
sl75, JE 4-iO52,
ARLE Y-DAvIDsON so. "a
oH,V: new bags and battery:
good eond. S375, ia. T-T7ls.
HARIEY-DAvIDSON. SIS. CH, g.
1870, call after . am
HARLEY-DAvIDsON "a" I'm;
parts or entire machine. diSaSSem
oied; IN D C. shop. IA. 5-Ss47
HARLEY.DAvIDsON 's5: good
esond with many accessories
HARIIEY-DAVIDSON 1855 "a. new
ensine, new paint, fully equipped
perfect cond,; best reasonable Of.
fer. ia, 9-7034.
MAIcO 1857: $50 &C; rs mp-E-.
cruises at SIS m.p.h. scooter de-
Slgn; $500 or best offer. a633 w
Bexhtn dr. Kensington. OIL. .
1850.
VINCENT black shadow 900 &C,
POWER PACK. $3.50: will con.
sider 80 or later car in trade
10 7-ll03 after pm
WANTED - cushman engine oil
block, Call AP, 7-04os Monday.
zuNDATT 1858 model. excel. eond
driven only 4,900 miles. S425 OF
best offer. BR. a-s08p,
Evening star., 1959-06-28
LONG BEACH
Offers Your Family
Finest Environmental
Advantages in an
Established Community

/. Over I mile sandy beach.
.. Pvt. bathhouse and playground
3. Yacht basin, launching ramp.
4. Oil-surfAced streets.
5. Beaut. wooded rolling terrain.
3. Central art water system.
z. Nearly zoo well-kept vacation
and retirement homes.
2. Hundreds satisfied lot owners,
.. Reg. trash and gaTb. collection.
10. Finest fishing and crabbine
IL. Rental boats. owners and guests
IL. Full-Size bldg. sites. $3.50 and
up. low payts, Excep. bay-view
lots. $3.50 up,
IS. Flrn. homes. SS.S0O up, terms
to suit purchasers.
IA. Picnic facilities for owners.
Bring your lunch and bathing suits.
Be our guests for q day. To visit
Ions Beach drive 7 mi. south Of
Prince Frederick on the Solomons
Island rd., turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
once on Chesapeake Bay.
NJ. =. ROCKHILL, INC.
81. Leonard, Maryland
Phone Prince Frederick 30s-J
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

! Chesapeake Bay, IS acres. 500
u. waterfront, sandy beach; ideal
Tor retirement home; liberal a.
nancing; $4,000.
Patuxent River. Ia miles water
'front.' on river. creek: delightful
view rs acres in choice neiQhbor :
MOOD: quaint home on point. larGs
uock; ducking. oyster grounds
owner VIII take trust,
chesapeake Bay, modern 9-bed-
room nome; lovely view. complete
~ furnished with TV. radio. etc .
immediate possession: SI0,5O0.
!. Heilen's Greek. beautiful wooded
sites, perfect harbor, sea food. an
proximately i-acre sites priced
from $1,000 TO S3,5On.
,. Chesapeake Bay. go acres, Ap-
pfox. a-mile waterfront, wids
sandy beach, rustic lodge with
large balcony living room, 4 bed :
rooms. screened porehes: suitable
Ior hunting lodge or club; owner
). Patuxent River. f29 acres on
river, creek; main g-room home. 4
baths. completely furnished: beach
house, wide sandy beach: I5O-ft
COCK 2 farm houses, eomplete
farm equipment. other buildings
4 good buy. owner will finance
!, Chesapeake Bay. modern 3-bed-
room. year-round home. Insulated
furnished. includes kitchen eouip-
ment; lovely view: immediate pos
session: &I3. 500.
We nave farms. vateFfronts, going
businesses to MI your requirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone los
or liz, IL no answer. call 354.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
WHY GROW OLD?
"SKYLAND ESTATES

virginias fnest resort development,
hiRh atop the Blue Ridge. Noun
tains OF Virginia at Linden, on
Rt. No. 55, offers those luxuries
OF life and living which keeps one
young Doctors say spend more
time out OF doors" This inSig-
prating mountain air, pure spring
water and serenity Of the forests
can add years to ones life. Our
two lakes. Skyland Lagoon and
Lost Lagoon in Hidden valley
beckon for bathing on white sand
beaches. lolling IN the sun N row
for dinner. We have game pre-
serves abounding with deer, ausil,
rabbits and grouse. Many parks
with picnic tables, conservation
station all an accomplished fact.
Good roads, water mains, elec-
trieity. Altitude approx, 1000 IT.
with aEe-inspiring view Of the
beneath. A fully developed COM
muaity but 60-odd miles IRON
Washington which cannot be
eaualled for retirement, Choice
tracts available in the deep woods,
front lots with apple trees al
week Is sSS.ft. depth waterfront
lot, bordering Lost LAGOON:
$SS9.S5 with $50 SIS down. Sat-
urday or Sunday come make this
your Mountain Home" or write
for illustrated brochure. Ref
erenees required.
SKYLAND ESTATES
Evening star., 1959-06-28
SEVERN RIVER

Attractive waterfront dwelling, liv.
rm., = bedrms, large kit. and
picture window overlooking river.
Beautiful deep sandy beach with
bath house. barbecue pit. dock
with deep ANCHORAGE; $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTOCAR '57 Dce5T; engine over
hauled: $500. 81 lodge C7O0;
sleeper cab. very clean: 81. 500.
3 81 White model 3000-T: very
low mileage: $4,000 each, SIS
white model Wc24PLT; engine
oyerhauled, new brakes: S2.sb0.
T. c A. WHITE TRUCK SALES
AND SERVICE. 3T65 jeff. Davis
hiEhRay. OF. $4,000, open til IL
noon Sat.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
INNER CAMPS

CAMP ADVENTURE LAMA
beautiful Christian summer camp,
for boys and girls. between s and
is Junior BOYS ages s 70 10,
leave June ~, and should gel
application in immediately
Other aRe groups will be leaving
IN succeeding order. cost per week
$40 or $50 for two weeks, TFansu,
from Wash. furnished, interde.
aominational-inteEraeial For in.
formation, call ia, g-I225. be-
tween and 5 weekdays.
REQUEST CAMP FOLDER, boys and
girls, 2 20 Is SIS week fishing
horses. June-Aus Box $50, Har.
risonhurg Va. Refs PO 2-307a
SUMMER DAY CAMP
NEARBY VIRGINIA
On g0-Rere country estate horse
back riding, fishing. swimming
Instructions. arts and crafts, etc
transportation. Call nov for
reservations, CIR 3-i263
Evening star., 1959-06-28
Look This One Over

A dude ranch, private club.
winter sport center. summer
camp site for adults or
youngsters. Mile Of water
front on Ash stocked Town
Creek. q Potomac Tributary.
Modern Ranch House with
fabulous kitchen. 375 acres
Of timber and all purpose
land adjoining Msryland's
Green Ridge state Park.
This property has q great
future in a fast develop
ing recreational area. Let
US show you some color
sSSss si,Sss ,sI. snd r,v.a iaG ,,nts NTH E29 s1
Information call Mr.. Wilson
with JAMES L. DIXON a
CO. REALTORS.
], n-kiS so Exclusive ST 3-.9
Evening star., 1959-06-28

ROSE HAVEN y 3-bedrm. house, ,
steel Anchor fence. brick walks,
large trees, outdoor fireplace.
Near Rose Haven Yacht Club.
S12,G50. terms. Mrs. Moreland,
Atty. MA. 7-2h1R
Evening star., 1959-06-28
AUTO LEASING
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

ASTON MARTIN. Ferrari or simi-
lar sports car wanted bv private
party; must be late model and
very clean. KE. 7-i402 or DI,
Evening star., 1959-06-28
SKYLAND ESTATES
Linden, Virginia

8 ACRES AND MODEL CABIN
Developers special for this week.
New cabin. has paneled interior,
stone fireplace. electricity, screen
porch, deep well mountain water
Location, APPALACHIAN LOOK
OUT Exclusive mountain estate
On Route SIS. - miles from
Gainesville. Va. Turn left at sign,
follow directions to once and
cabin. Telephone Marshall. Va.
Emerson 1871: evenings. dial
WE S-9T46.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

An estate OF 900 acres with yalu-
able river front, Colonial home,
spae. rms, lovely park-like set
ting. Either land or home alone
is worth price Of the entire prop.
Write for details.
Evening star., 1959-06-28

o. Mary's City. Nd, ct. Mills 80
SELRY ON THE BAY b.r., liy.
wInrepl. kit -dln. and bath, lge.
ser. porch. dbl. lot. Holly ave. bet.
lRL and Ind AYES OWNER
Evening star., 1959-06-28

auANN0NnAIE

LarEs scenic lot and Iife member
ship in restricted 3.400-acre Blue
Ridge Mt, Club. 100000 club
house, pvt. hunting, nshing
horses, swimming. $1,000, terms
Evening star., 1959-06-28

CADILLAC '5S convertible; equip.
with power steering. power BRACES.
electric windows and seat. etc,'
weekend special, S4,n95. -
Our 5th Year Serving You
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING cENTER.
BETHESDA, ND OIL. -L10g
Evening star., 1959-06-28
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Rspub-
lie, Md. - Bay colony, $50 cot
nearly 3 miles sandy beach. elf,
streams, miocene fossils; furn. cot
tages for rent by week and lots
and houses for sale 10 college
graduates; y miles beyond Prince
Frederick; literature on request,
sHADYsIDE, MD. BY OwNER-6-
Tm. Dutch Colonial home on |
acre; 200 feet fronting beautiful
West River, House improved with
central heatingi ground has beau
titul shade and fruit trees, garage,
workshop and pier. $4,000
HEIssnnn SsEms snn Be-, Ss srrSpsed. NORMAN J y
Side. University 7-063f,
SOUTH RIVER
approximately 3Is acres OF ground
with approS. hoo II. OF direct
water frontage; .-bedrm. house, Z.
baths, full bSmt. above ground, 2
Of the best views on south River
Owner moving to Fla, priced 10
sci; M E; GIBSON, Broker, Co
'0tsUhoE hbHNH-g ihTke lOtA Tor
sale $500 each. OWNER. JE. A.
rIDEWATER BEACH. vA.---Water-
'front.' lot. Call OWNER, so
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
!, chesapeake Bay, ParkerS Greek,
l,400 II. waterfront, lovely MOD.
ern d.bedroom home, excellent
condition; Ia baths, fireplace,
Jalousied porch, club cellar with
wall retriRerator, kitchen equip
ment. 2.car garase. swimming
pool dock, arteSian veil, breeze
way, oil hot-wa.er heat, A good
nuy, 80 miles d. c.
!. west RiVer--l acre, modern 2.
room home, Workshop directly
on river; dock. suitable for boat
, rentals; 30 miles d. C: Sig.5OO'
). Patuxent River--9OO feet water.
'front.', lovely building site: f:
!. Rose Haven--Modern 3-bedroom
n1me; screened porch, awnings.
completely furnished: hardwood
noors. fenced yard: Immediate
possession: S9.95O,
NSP SCTI0N BY APPOINTMENT
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. Elsie
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Phone University 7-44s1.