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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
star Stan Writer


A dozen Redskin players took
on today for Los Angeles and
three weeks Of preseason train
Ing at Occidental College.
Seventeen more were to join
them at Chicago. with another
contingent Of II flying from
Dallas to Los Angeles. A total
Of So players are due in camp
by Sunday. This doesn't include
three rockies in training with
the College All-Star squad at
Northwestern University at
Evanston, Ill.
The latter group includes
Halfback Dick Haley Of Pitts
burgh, End Bob Wetoska Of
Notre Dame and Tackle Emil
Karas Of Dayton.
Chef Ostrowski, veteran de-
fensive end, will not report
until Sunday, remaining in
Chicago to serve as best man
at a friends wedding. Tackle
Jim Weatherall also may be
delayed by business affairs in
Oklahoma.
Coaches ON Scene
Coach Mike Nixon and his
aides, Joe Tereshinski, Bill
McPeak and Ernie Hefferle,
have been on the scene since
last Monday night getting
things ready. Chuck Cherun-
dolo, former Pittsburgh Steeler
linebacker who will work with
the Redskins linebackers in
camp, Joined the coaches last
night.
Equipment Manager Kelly
Miller and Trainer Joe Kuczo
arrived a week ago to have
everything ready for tomorrow's
initial workout.
A squad meeting and medical
examinations are scheduled
after dinner tonight. Photogra-
pliers will have the run of the
field tomorrow, but Nixon ex-
poets to get in a good days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
0ImedO Faces
Mike Green in
Quarter-Fina|

HAvERFoRD. Pa. July "a
AP). - Hard-serving Mike
Green of UCLA, seeking q Davis
Cup team berth. faced Alex
olmedo today in a quarter final
match Of the Pennsylvania
Lawn Tennis Championships.
olmedo. regarded as the
United States chief hope To
retain the cup. advanced In
yesterdays play by outlastine
Allen Fox. the Pacific Coast
Conference champion. Ga
Ga. Fox, also from UCLA, dis.
played excellent form in ex.
tending the Wimbledon cham
pion.
Green eliminated the first
seeded player by downing eight
ranked Don Dell Of Bethesda
Nd, @6, 81, 12-10. He
snapped Dell's service in the
21st game Of the final set.
Then Abe Segal Of South
Africa upset seventh-seeded
Chris Crawford. Piedmont,
Calf, IS, 6-1.
international Flavor
The mems singles assumed an
international aspect as Barry
MacKay, another United States
Davis Cup prospect, was paired
with Segal; veteran Vic SeixaS
was matched with Ramanathan
Khrishnan Of India, and Ian
Vermaak Of South Africa met
Earl Buchholz of st. Louis, still
another Davis Cup hopeful, in
the other quarter-f1nal matches.
Seixas advanced by defeat
ing Dennis RalSton Of Bakers
field, Calf, 6-3, 60. Krish-
nan beat John Douglas, Santa
Monica, Calf, Ga, IS.
Buchholz trimmed Ron Holm
berg, Brooklyn, N. Y, Ga,
6-3, while Vermaak surprised
in defeating Whitney Reed Of
Alameda, Calf, national inter-
collegiate champion, 81, 81.
On the women's side top
seeded Sally Moore of Bakers
field fiirted with defeat for the
Sehond straight day before
overcoming Mrs. Bahia Lewis Of
Boston, 3-6, rs, 60.
KarOl FagerOS Upset
Fifth-seeded Karol Fageros
Of Miami was upset by Bar
bara Benugni of San Fran
cisco 6-3, +6, GO. Third
seeded Margaret Warner Of
Wilmington, Del, defeated
Mrs. Richard Buck of Man.
chester, Mass, Ga, Ga, and
Donna Floyd of Arlington, Va,
beat Nancy Richey Of San An
gelo, Tex, 6-3, Is.
Also moving into the wom-
ems quarter-flnals were two
South African players, Sandra
Reynolds and Rene Schuurman.
Miss Reynolds beat Mrs. Bar
bara Weigandt of Alexandria,
Va, 6-3. Ga, while Miss
Schuurman won over Farel
Footman of San Francisco,
g., 1-6, Ga.
Marie Martin of Australia
lost to enghth-seeded Karen
Hantze of San Francisco, 6-3,
Ga, and Billie Jean Mofitt
of Long Beach, Calf, defeated
Marilyn Montgomery, of San
Antonio. 81, 60, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
AII-Round Star

Roger Scott pitched no-hit,
no-run ball and hit a homer,
double and single as Parkside
defeated Male, 1870, to win the
Region G baseball champion
ship yesterday in the Walter
Johnson 12-and-under league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
WOMEN'S GOLF

INDIAN SPRING Mrs.
A. S. Kay Trophy Winner
Mrs. Eli Amanuel, SO-14-66;
second, Mrs. Morris Schulman,
89-16-73. Mrs. Alvin Liptz,
109-35-74 won in a f1ve-way
matching cards for third. Low
gross-Mrs. William Weitzen,
as.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Sovitt to Oppose
Ham Richardson

Dick Savitt and Ham Rich
ardson, two Of Americas great
est amateur tennis players IN
recent years, will play exhibit
ton matches tomorrow at In
dian Spring Country Club.
Following the singles at 2
pm, Savitt will team with Mrs.
Pauline Betz Addie and Rich
ardSon with Betty Rhodes in
mixed doubles. The public will
be admitted free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Tibetuns Freed,
Peiping Says

TOKYO, May 80 (AP). -
Peiping radio said today SIS
Tibetan rebels captured during
the uprising last March in
Lhasa have been released by
the Chinese Communist army
in Tibet.
The broadcast said 96 were
released Friday.
1t said those freed included
company commanders, platoon
leaders and instructors Of the
former Tibetan army, "as well
as lamas who Joined the rebel
lion and ordinary Tibetans
who had been forced into join
ling It," All, the broadcast con-
tinued, have been reoriented.
"All Of them had shown re-
Ipentance," it added. Many
we're in tears when they left
the camp. They promised to
abide by the policy and orders
| of the Military Control Com
mittee and the (Chinese) peo-
Piles government after return
ing home, take part in produc-
tive work and turn over a new
leaf"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 80
(AP) A dispute be TIVE e n
Southern and Northern Bap-
lists over which areas Of the
United States each will serve,
will be debated at the SIND
annual American Baptist Con-
vention.
The disagreement dates back
to Civil War days, but an
American Baptist spokesman
said there has been q recent
revival Of interest in it.
Some 10000 delegates and
visitors from 81 States, Puerto
Rico and several foreign coun-
tries are expected to attend the
convention. starting Thursday
and ending June 8.
The convention is expected
to name q new general secre-
tary to succeed the Rev. Reu-
ben E. Nelson Of New York City.
DR.. Nelson. who has held the
post since 1850. has announced
he will not seek reelection.
Paul Hoffman to Speak
The Rev. DR.. Edwin H. Tuller
of Boston. general director OF
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Boptists Will Debate
Old North-South Split

the Council on Missionary CO.
operation, the denomination's
fund raising organization, Is
expected, to be elected general
secretary.
Headline speakers at the
convention will include Paul
Hoffman. managing director of
the United Nations Special
Fund.
The debate on 1.-THE South
ern Baptist Invasion: Right or
Wrong?" will take place at q
ministers council session Thurs
day evening.
Dispute Dates to 1865
Groundwork of the dispute
was laid in the 1905 when
Northern and Southern Bap-
lists split over the slavery issue
They agreed the Southern
group would operate south and
the Northerners north Of the
Mason-Dixon Line.
American Baptists say the
Southern Baptists have grad
ually retreated from the agree
ment and now regard the en-
tire United States as their area
An American Baptist spokes-
man said the discussion would
center on whether it is wise
for the two conventions to try
to serve the same areas"
In the end" he added, "all
this discussion will either draw
the American and Southern
Baptists closer together OF
widen the gap between US. AT
this moment we don't know
which,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
New Explosion Rips
Ship on Cubun Reef

PUERTO ESPERANTO, Cuba,
May 80 (AP)--A second ex-
plosion in the engine room of
the Greek freighter Aghios
Spyridon, stranded six miles
off this port, has delayed sal
wage operations, a Cuban naval
spokesman said today.
Greek diplomatic officials in
Havana are sending transport
to remove crewmen of the
grounded vessel to Havana I'M
til the 7,214-ton freighter can
be salvaged and repaired. A
storm drove her on a reef
Wednesday night and a boiler
exploded, killing the ships car
penter and starting a fire. The
other % crewmen were taken
of and the fire extinguished.
The vessel was bound from
Norfolk, Va, for Tokyo with a
load Of scrap iron.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880 am, WEAM-The Army
Hour: Behind the scenes at
q Nike-Hercules site pro-
tecting the nations capt.
tai: and q statement by 1t,
Gen. Charles Z. Hart, or
THE Army's Role In All
Defense"
l:55. WTOP-Baseball: Wash.
ington Senators VS.. New
York Yankees.
400, WNfALr-Voice OF NAM.
THE Tornado Of Govern
ment Aid" win be discussed
by DR.. Harley L. Lutz.
500, WASH-FM and WIDOW
Musical Playhouse: Guest,
Day Thorpe. music critic foi
The Evening Star.
5:eQ, WINK Baseball: st
Louis at Los Angeles.
$3.50, WRC-Meet the Press.
John L. Lewis.
6:35, W0L-Reporters Round.
up: Senator Allen ]. Ellen
der viii discuss tissues Be-
fore Congress. Including
Controversial Benson Farm
Program. Foreign Aid. In
ternational Foreign Prob
lens and Weakness in Our
Overseas Information Pro-
gram"
1889, WMAL - Engineering
News Report: Guest: Ad-
miral Wilson D. Leggett, jr.,
will discuss, Tradition -
and the New Technology"
s:35, WWDC-District Round
table: THE Role and Func-
ton of the International
Educational Exchange Serv-
ice" will be discussed by
Arthur Hauck, Director OF
International Center, and
John N. Hayes. Deputy Di-
rector Of International Ed
ucation Exchange Service,
Department Of State.
1900. WWDC-Sunday Night
Show: Gwen Verdon and
Peter Cookson are featured
on hit show tunes from
Broadway musical, Can
Can"
HOS, WNdAL - The Search:
Ray Of Hope" The strong
versus the weak as a man
learns strength is measured
not only by muscles but by
what IL inside q mans
heart.
1850. WTOP-City Side: Rep
resentative Ralph Rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Hearings Sci
On Rockets
In Indiunu
By the Associated Presa

Charges that Chicago mob
sters connived with officials to
muscle in on rackets and the
business life Of Lake County,
Ind, are coming under scru-
tiny of the Senate Rackets
Committee.
Committee Counsel Robert
F. Kennedy said yesterday both
accusers and accused will tes-
tify In two weeks of public
hearings starting here Tuesday.
The committee is taking
jurisdiction. he said, because
Of allegations that rival labor
union officials were among vic
tins and silent partners Of the
gangster&.
Mr.. Kennedy said much of
the testimony will center on
events in Gary, Ind, but that
the inquiry also will deal with
what happened elsewhere in
Lake County rackets since
1858.
The committee counsel said
the story as brought to the
committee by complaining wit
nesses is that Chicago mobsterS
moved in and seized control OF
gambling-type pinball machine
operations in Gary and other
areas of the county.
He said he hopes to learn de-
tails of the death of an indes
pendent union in Gary known
as the Coin Machine and Re-
pair Mems Local No. headed
by John Testo. He said Joey
Glimco. head of Chicago Team
sters Unto nLocal TIT, Is &
scheduled witness.
Mr.. Kennedy said there Is
evidence that mobsters reapeo
a harvest of millions OF
dollars from pinball gambling
branched out into prostitution
and other rackets, then infil-
trated into such widely assorted
legitimate business ventures a.
real estate and the selling Of
pizza pies.
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EN- Stations

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
TIpEWATER

4. Chesapeake Bay-Modern q
bedroom year-round home; insu-
lated. furnished; includes stove,
refrigerator and deep freeze; ga
rage; lovely view; immediate pos
session; S13,500.
2. Directly on Chesapeake Bay
Nice 2-bedroom home; 9 porches,
lovely view, nice shade; immedi-
ate possession: S10,500.
B. st. rJohn's Creek-1o acres:
1000 feet waterfront, harbor,
good anchorage. paved road 'front.'
age; ideal for marina.
4. Patuxent Rlver-129 acres on
river and creek: main house of 9
rooms, 3 baths. in a furnished
year-round country home; beach
house and wide sandy beach with
150-ft. dock; 2 fine farmhouses
and complete farm equipment
other buildings; . good buy; owner
s. chesapeake Bay--Modern A.
bedroom year-round home; fire-
place. screened porch: insulated;
orchard, artesian well; fenced;
immediate possession; S13.950.
6. Chesapeake Bay--Year-round;
beautifully Handicapped lawn slop-
ing down to wide sandy beach;
living room, big Florida" sum
room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bath
and utility room, paneled walls.
We have farms, waterfronts. going
businesses to I'll your require
ments. CALVERT REALTY AGCY. :,
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
or ll2. IL no answer, call 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

Fred L. Karpin, author Of
e new book on bridge. viii
teach beginning and interme-
date courses in point count
bridge Ueginning tomorrow at
the YwCA. Seventeenth and
K streets NV. Further in
formation Is available from
the "Y."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Denmark Will Sell
Freiuhters to Soviet

LONDON, May 80 (AP).-
Moscow radio said the Soviet
Union and Denmark signed a
trade protocol today under
which the Scandinavian state
will sell seagoing freighters to
the u. s. S. r.
The broadcast said Denmark
also will supply equipment for
chemical. food and other in
dustries. In return, the Soviet
Union will supply Denmark with
coal. wheat, petroleum prod
ucts. motor vehicles and some
n d ustrial machinery. The
agreement is effective June
and runs for two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

SACRES-Fronting 100 It. on vida
Fatuxent, beautifully landscaped.
magnincent view, sandy beach. q.
DeoIm, nome, in exceptional envir-
SnnmeIt, S17,6oO, bldg. and loan
BREEZY PoINT-s-bedrm cottage,
view of BAY, fireplace, fuii dinins
rm., lge. liv rm., lge. front porch.
sseetesiSn well. furnishings incl,
BATTLE cREEK-2h acres. s,r.e.
trontage on water and county road.
LARGE BLDG. LOTS fronting on
chesapeake Bay and Patuxent Riy-
cer Come early for best selection.
CnESAPEAkE BAY-Sturdy, year.
sxpandable attic, full Basement:
inot-water heat; asking $4,000.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Modern cot.
tage, 90 #. lot; direct bay front:
CHESAPEAKE BAY-1n commutins
hv. I'm. with fireplace, full din. rn.,
rec. hall. Florida nm. full base
ment, completely furnished with
Mau-to- wall carpeting; oil heat;
cleo. kit; q dream house in spot
ass conc. Slb,76O' bldg. and loan
10 ACREs-Heayily wooded, on Bat
MOD. MASONRYS3 bedTms mod
KIT and bathrm., knotty pine nv.
rsm1 drilled well; near Solomons,
IL AcREs-Private bldg site with
800 feet on water: no restrictions;
new road access partly graded;
SOLoMONS-3 bedrms., fun din.
rm:, NV. rm., cleo. kit, mod, bath,
iuil basement, oil furnace; newly
painted inside and out; 10000,
PATUxENT RIVER acres with
long frontage on river and summer
p sxc4Isags; vide sandy beach. S12.500.
UPPER PATUxxiEsNSTr R RIVER s-i0S scr.
wooded sites, on river. 81 miles
from District of Columbia.
LOWER PATUXENT RIVER-Wood-
ed sites deep harbpr, full riparian
ACREAGE SITES on Battle Greek,
Mil Creek, st. Johns, Back Greek,
CHESAPEAKE BAY CAMPO acres
fronting " mile on bay; charming
administrators home, din hall, IL
brary, q sleeping cabins, other util-
ity bldgs., stable. boathouse: COM
grounds and bldgs. IN excellent
condition, well suited for use as
boys or girls camp, religious re-
treat or vacation camp or similar
purposes, very reasonably priced.
Have you heard the Calvert Story?"
Write for free brochure.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

1880 am, WASH-FM and
WIDOW 1911 Nc. and 154o
Kc.)-Music OF Distinction:
Fantasia for Violin and
Piano by Schubert and Dou-
BILE Concerto In A Minor by
Brahms.
l1:O0 am, WGMS AMIN
(57O Kc. and 1888 Me. -
Chorale Classics: Washing
ton Cathedral Choir -Four
Centuries Of LlthurgicaI
Music from Thomas Tails
to Samuel Barber.
1880, WGMS AMIN (57O Kc.
and 1898 Mel - Concert
Hall: Appalachian Spring
by COPELAND and Symphony
No. 5 In e Minor, New World
by Dvorak.
2:O5, WGMS AMIN t57O Kc.
and 1898 Mel AT Home
With Howard Mitchell:
Haydn Sesquicentennial
Concert. Divertimento in @
(1760). Trumpet Concerto
In e Flat. and Symphony
No. l04 in D. London by
Haydn.
$3.50. WAX (I220 Kc.l-
Great Works of the Mas
tiers: Symphony No. 2 in D,
Opus 70 by Brahms and
Concerto No. / In E Flat by
List.
4:OO. WASH-FM and WIDOW
(97.1 Nc. and 1870 KEY
Symphony in Stereo: Sche-
herazade by Rimsky Kor-
skov.
$500, WASH-FM and WIDOW
1911 Nc and 1910 KEY
In the Concert Hall: The
Crown Diamonds Overture
by Auber and Konigskinder
Interude by Humperdinck.
$500, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1898 Mc) - Dinner
Concert: Norma Overture by
Bellini and Horn Concerto
No. 3 In E Flat. K. 447 by
Mozart.
$500, WAIAL-FM (107.3 Nc. y
Concert Stage: Synfonietta
on Russian Themes by
Rimsky-Korsakov and Helen
of Troy ballet Suite) by
Offenbach.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me. -
Opera Stage: Cost Fan Tuttl
by Mozart (complete).
$500, VOL AMIN (1450 Kc,
and $751; Mc.)--Good Music
Time: Piano Sonata No. 81
by Beethoven. Prelude and
Fugue In B Minor by Bach
and Concerto for Orchestra
by Hindemith.
sos, WTOP 1880 KEY
World Music Festivals:
Piano Concerto No. / in B
Flat Minor by Tchaikov-
sky (Artur Rubinstein) and
Symphony No. 90 in D Ma
jor by Haydn.
lies, WGMS, AMIN 1910 Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-Orchestra
Masterworks: Symphony No.
2 by Milhaud and Daphnis
and Chloe Suite No. 2 by
Ravel.
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Other AM Stations

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WWDe-i1se ke.-74-houF operation, except
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TIDEWATER
G0nTHTRN MARXT AMI

wv %AAAAe4N MIN A4fAANo
I. Rose Haven-Modern 3-bedroom
home, screened porch, awnings,
completely furnished, hardwood
floors, fenced yard; immediate
possession; S9,950.
3. West Riyer-2.IO0 feet water
front, 1885 acres, large home,
farm buildings, good harbor,
road frontage zoned commercial,
ideal for development.
B. 80 acres on Patuxent River and
Central avenue, 500 feet water
front, practically all zoned heavy
commercial.
&. West River--Small waterfront
farm, 20 acres, modern 3-bed-
room home, garage. good lar-
Dor, pier, Handicapped; rs miles
s. Pat1xent River-20o feet water
front. lovely building site: i'm
mediate possession; $500.
o. West River areas acres, mod
ern 5-bedroom home, garage.
good harbor, pier, Handicapped;
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams. University u
44St VERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Nd
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WATERFRONT PROP. SAFE
AAA
VALUES

EXCLUSIVE WITH TALBERr
S5,095
Pun price for this nlcs home; Nv.
rfns bedrma., .kit.. bath. new
auto, oil heat: screened pch.. on
i00x100 lot, nr, water Only $500
So, 1895
8 BEDROOMS
That's for sure "A house with Nv.
rmy din. area, kW., 3 bedrnan,,
bath. scr. porch; oil h.-w,hi near
down, small NO. pavmsnf S'vo
WATERFRONT
y SsItS SsS. 100 Sa &. Viz YIIsr a, and
nrepl1 hedrms.. kit, bath,
n9SFsd attic. auto. OIL heat. Only
BRICK RAMBLER
3 BEDRooMs--S1O.BOO
You have 70 see this home, on large
corner. near bay. with biz pine
panelsd lily. rEn., frepls 3 bedrmsa
kis. I baths, huee scr. porch.
YOU WANT MORE
For your SIS then keep readlns.
Approx. i acre with home that
has liv. .rn-, din. rm., bodrms.,
gear eareEe with unhn. apt;
SEP. workshop, auto, washer and
dryer. outdoor nrepl. Only sl0,-
BAY FRONT
Facing Chesapeake Bay on lO0xt50
corner r ~ .nis lovely home E has liy.
bath; eiass-inclosed porch; oil
h.-w.h.. storm windows, alum.
ewninsS 2-car gar. A sacrifice at
i6S FIT. ON WATER
Beaut handicapped " acre with
. hedrms., kit, bath: sun porch,
attic, bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; 2-car
gar. and sep, workshop, Income
possibilities. Due to III heath,
owner viii sacrifice. Priced to
sell today.
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80 NAAN AAACoV-
General Parker Shores"
Protected waterfront lots overlook
ing Potomac River and Chesa-
peake Bay. Paved roads, utilities
inclqoing water, boat harbor.
SSnaoe trees. Homes on property
yelopment. Come see, you'll agree
Al Sandy Point, Westmoreland
county. Va. HIsTORYLAND. INC.
= CALVERT COUNTY
Over 1,A00 10, water frontaee az
acres. rm. bath house. Reas to
settle estate. H. T. RANDOLPH,
FE. 7-2137 or RE. 6-46SS
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Il WA & e =
TALBERT

pEALE. MD. UNIVERSITY 7.2oo2
ATTRACTIvELY FINISHED l-bed-
rm, furnished cottage with porch
9nq picture window. overlooking
LAKE JACKSON: large trees, stone
fireplace. cleo. kit: oil furnace
and easy committing distance ID. g.
days, JE. 2-GSa9; week ends EN-
ptre S-5501 (Adanassas).
BAYFR0NT, with private pier,
Snaoysioe, Md.-Lge. knotty-pine
Nv. riil. with firepl., kit, break
aast nook bedrmss tile bath;
gissased-in front porch, fenced
shop; $l2.500. can after q pm
OIL. 2-7262.
BEAUTIFUL RETIREMENT home
in perfect condition: IL iand-
scaped acres; first floor, liv. rm.,
ritl bath, bedrm. or den
dinette; second floor, 3 bedrnns.
bath; central oil heat: cedar clos
cts: 2.car garage, other outbuiid.
ings; lovely view; located In vii
age Of Kinsale, Va, Westmore-
River; price. s2l,50o: photo and
Getails on request. BEN HUM
BARD, Broker, Warsaw, Va.
Greenwood 2-207s.
BENEDICT, MD.-Estate sale, So
you, tor. year-around home; g
rms: bath, fun bsmt.: oil h.-w.h,
nnlshed attic can be made into 3
rms: Truly q big bargain. n T.
RANDOLPH REALTY. RE. 6-46sS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
]. E. Capps, Realtor
Lexington Park, Maryland

Phone VOL. 2-5411
Weekends and Ewes, Greenwood
ST. CLEMENTS BAYS acres, 900
4. waterfront. 2-story dwelling,
workshop: other buildings. Art
esian water: shubbery, fruit trees,
nice GARDEN bathing, boating,
BRETONs BAY--Larse lot, 200-ft.
waterfront; nice home, 6 rooms,
bathins. boatins, iishjiur; wS Sao' oS0.
ST. GEORGES iSLAND-Large lot
with waterfront on Potomac river;
bathing, boating, fishing; 2-story
house, 8 rooms, bath, porches,
$4,000. JOHN r. DRURY AND
son. Leonardtown, Md. CIR. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
Southern Maryland
Waterfront

six-room cottage completely fur
Scotland Beach In st. Mary's Coun-
~, Nd. Excellent beach for bath
ing. fishing and Grabbing. Only
$3.50.
Approximately 2-acre wooded lot on
the Patuxent River near Hollywood,
Nd. Ideal beach for swimming and
fishing, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
SERENITY

a few choice wooded lots. 75xIBO,
NO CASH-25 MILES d. c.
Restricted club membership. Use
Of pier, beach and quiet harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

BEVERLY BEACH: furn. house,
OWNER, JU. o-37S3, after &.