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Evening star., 1960-07-24

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repub.
lie, Md bay-front and other
cottages and lots for sale to ap.
proved college graduates, in bay
colony with community buildingJ
"a miles beyond Prince Frederick
Also, RENTALS. Information al
CHESTNUT COTTAGE.
SELBY-ON-THE BAY, 20 First ave
Absolutely waterfront. Your owr
private pier and beach; cottage
and furn.; lge. lot. Open Sat. anC
Sun. Follow Rte. PA to Selby
RE 6-74p1 Ueekdavs
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN ESTATES,
nr. Front Royal; beautiful home.
site, S0xl20; $500. OWNER, EN-
2-7615 or EN-. 2-347l.
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ROCKVILLE
INDUSTRIAL GROUND
'Approx. $4,000 IT.
$4,000 yearly income
'Adjoins main line R. R.

ll5 ACRES choice commercial
fronting Va. US. /, mr.. Mr.. Ver-
non High Sch. with additional 2
acres in rear fronting paved Sec
ondary road; commercial part,
SI.25 So. IT. Write Box 1S0-D,
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PONDER COVE - White Marsh
Creek: 5-rm. bungalow, Ia-acre
lawn. This property is in Al con-
dition. MARY T. BOARD, Broker,
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ECONOMY HOME
S295 DOWN
SETTIE ESTATE

And move In. Balance Ike rent or
this 4-yr.-oid masonry home or or
lge: corner lot with liv. rm.:
bedrooms, kit, din. area and bath
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CAMPSITES = Water
rest room. Rte. 18, Cool Spring
Delaware. Next to church, minis
TO Rehoboth. Lewes beaches
CHARLES H. ROBINSON, Rte j
box III, LeWeS. Del
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pools Snannonoale resort. Call
GA. 4-9446.
10 ACRES - Camping space. All
wooded; easily accessible, on top
Of mountain. Price, S1,495; sees
down
20 AcRES-Wooded land. Excel
lent hunting and Camping, on good
road. Price, S2,795: S495 down.
5 ACRES-Top of mountain. Beauti-
full view, excellent cottage site.
Price, 1895: Sl95 down..
All the above properties financed by
OWNER on monthly payments,
$50 per month, For appointment,
call Mohawk 2-S434
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ONLY $25 DOWN
Large building sites with all priv
ate beach and club house priyi-
legeS. $500 up.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or win sell
rent for you. Free appraisal VIII
0-1070 DlCKEY'S AP 7-S0S(
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS--LI $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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16 acres, mr.. water, with home hav-
kit, bath: front, rear screened
porches. Only $4,000. Subject to
\ offer. Best terms.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CONTINUED
"Attn. Sportsnen"

You have more happiness and Sc
curity when you invest in q hunt
ing or fishing camp, farm or re-
tirement home. A large variety To
choose from. CALL or WRITE for
q descriptive LIST.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna We. WEstmore S.6454
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MAX C.
SCHWARTZ

South River WaterfrontS
WATERFRONT ON ABERDEEN
CREEK-Approximately IA acres
with almost 700 feet waterfront
affording excellent deep water an.
chorage. 10 minutes from Annap-
oils and less than one hour from
Washington. Fine brick Colonial
residence with 8 bedrooms, 41a
baths. Terrace with extensive
water view. Entire home in top
condition. Convenient to express
ways.
OVER 100 FEET WATERFRONT on
protected deep water creek with
private pier. Large living room
with fireplace, exceptionally at
tractive kitchen with picture win
dow and breakfast area, . bed
rooms and tiled bath. Enclosed
heated porch, good basement, oil
fired hot-water heat. 2-car ga
rage. Excellent condition through
out.
To buy or sell waterfront and other
fine properties call
Eva Guide Brandt, Realtor
Annapolis, Md Colonial 3-4R1 Q
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Home, 8 Acres, On
River 81 500

home, 5 Acres, On
River; $4,000
Whale of bargainl Excellent
river Tor water sports; home fruit
trees, grape arbor: on State hwy b.
10 minis. to town; asbestos shin
gled dwelling, 6 rms, elec. and
way, large lawn shaded by naples
and mimosa tree. part down. VIM.
2. Yost, STROUT REALTY, Box
l5l, Rte. No. /, Callao, Va. Bar
gain list mailed free.
KENW0oD BEACH, MD lots,
plus 16-ft.. Lspstrake boat with
plete. RE. $1,000, RE. 5-Si9i.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
AVALON sHoREs-Larse shaded
lot with 200 feet of bulk headed
waterfront. Improved By the fol-
lowing: three-bedrOom, year.
WIZ Tepiacs, f 0asqs; separate iElns diSfSa toGm
room. kitchen and dishwasher,
utility house with attached two.
car garage Separate building
converted to large studio. Sub
stantial pile driven dock with boat
house to acccmodate large cruiser
type watercraft. Owner trans
ferred and anxious for q quick
HORN ,Po1NT-city Waterfront.
baths and ha-acre lot is ideal
for the large family that wants to
live in town and still have the
pleasure of waterfront living with
fine view Of the Bay
CAPE ST. CLAIRE-Nice water
front on Little Magoty River. Cot
tage, consists Of living room, large
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath
ed space for two bedrooms Tp.
stairs, Oil heat thot air) owner
moved to Florida desires quick
sale. Make an offer.
HILLSMERE SHORES-Four-year.
old attractive stucco bungalow in
immaculate condition on large
lot consisting Of spacious Twins
room with fireplace, separate din.
ing room, two bedrooms with tile
path. Screened porch and modern
Kitchen. Waterfront and dockinF
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co
2l5 Main Street, Annapolis. Nd.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26s4
OVERLOOKING PORT TOBACCO
RIVER - Waterfront privileges
1000 feet Chapel Point roadfront
30 acres high, well-drained land
springs, stream, magnificent view
suitable subdivision; excellent
neighhorhood. Will divide into
tracts, G acres. LEONARD SNI.
DER. West 4-331l, LaPlata, Md
MAGOTHY RIVERS acres neal
Gibson Island. W. J. HOGAN, 2122
California st. NV.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

FOR ACTION in the sale of your
REAL ESTATE, JE. 4-O064.
LAND. with or without water and
sewer. ANY SIZE-ANY LOCA-
11ON. We are investors, not
agents. MR.. NOVAR. Ii. 6-2572
or Ii. 6-l212.
We NEED more lots, acreage or
aTms IN D; C. or nearby Nd.
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S6,250

Full price for this nice furn. cot.
tage with liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., din
rm.. kit. and bath; fine bay view
A few hundred #. from nettec
bathing area. Only $500 dn. anc
S55 per mn
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CABIN SITE, nr. clubhouse and
pool, shannondale resort. Gail
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DARES BEACH, MD.-Year-round
community. .Liv. rm., dining area,
bedrms.. bath, modern kitchen,
lge. enclosed porch: furnished
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RIVER VIEW PARK

sHENANDoAH RIVER |" Beaut,
hideout, 55 mi. from D. C. Paved
lots. s4S6.S5ss:f S8Hsf'oi only Ess Sos WSoqea SoTS
$40 per mo. Excel. fishing. free
docking privils.: recreation and
picnic area incl. See SAT-. and
SUN. DR.: Route z beyond Lees.
burg 3 mi, Route Q beyond Hills.
ooro, 8 mi. to sign River View
PaTS, left 2 mi. Wkdays.. TIE.
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CAPE ST. MARYS-Semi-VafeI
'front.' lot on Patuxent drive. Sq95
or S05 dn. and $40 per mo
ssAnS9ER nS9S5ER REAL ESTATE, CH
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
I'm THE AIR FORCE"
BY elaine townsend Dickersor

costumes of brightly colored. hand
embroidered kimonas, obi. etc. IT
was very interesting and / was
pleased | attended.
BY this time you know how deli
cate my taste buds are. For lunch
eon that afternoon we had a strick-
ly Japanese menu. From the sake
to the mandarin oranges I was mis-
cradle. Praise Heaven! / didn't
have anyone at my elbow, like the
Japanese brides or the program
chairman, who would have made
the situation such that | would
have had to swallow all that glopl
They had some kind of esubstance"
that, at distance, looked like sau-
er kraut, but when you ate it. It
tasted like the tentacles from a
Slaughter Beach sea nettle. de-
cided rather than starve I'd rob nv
luncheon partner of her rolls. /
fortified myself with this and will
skip the next sukiyaki menu.
Hayes and / saw Echo last night
at eleven and this morning again at
one. Surely was little light in the
sky, but what big propaganda IL
luminant it is for our side. Our
scientists usually do pretty well
for themselves and this week they
really went all out, didn't they?
Did you read the account of Major
Bob White and his flight to alti-
tudes of 25 miles up? He was so
deeply impressed by the earth's
blueness, the sky a deeper shade
of blue and then the atmosphere's
color adding to the greyish blue
hues. His words were something
like. This is really wonderful" He
could have said. Out of this
world" but he didn't. My only
thought when | read the account
was: how could he have the nerve
to enjoy it, Intestinal fortitude he
had for sure. The last test pilot
lost his life at an altitude $4,000
feet less than where Major White
was enjoying the scenery. These
space pioneers, these science gem
fuses, SAC men. too, all have my
vote.
Until next week.
Always,
Elaine Townsend Dickerson
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Woman Running
For Orphans Court


With a wide background of po-
litical and service organization ex-
perience to qualify her for the on
ice, Mrs. Margaret L. Hastings OF
Blades is running for the office OF
Register in Chancery and Clerk OF
Orphans Court on the Republican
ticket in this coming Saturdays
primary election. She is opposing
the incumbent, Paul Clogg of Days
boro.
Politically, Mrs. Hastings has
served six terms covering a span
of eight years as mayor of Blades.
A charter member of the Sussex
County Women's Republican Club,
she served as treasurer of that or
ganization in 1857 and 1858. She is
also a charter member of the Sea-
ford Women's Republican Club.
She is president of the Delaware
Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary, secre-
tary of the Delaware School Bus
Contractors Association for the
past ten years, president of the
Blades Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary
for the past ten years, and imme-
diate past president of the Seaford
Business & Professional Women's
Club.
A lifelong member of the Meth
odist Church, Mrs Hastings has
taken an active part in church
functions, plus giving her time to
such other civic activities as the
Girl Scouts, Red Cross, Cancer
Society, the United Fund, and AS
sociated Charities, among others.
Mrs. Hastings has expressed her
intention to devote the full amount
of time required to the office OF
Register in Chancery and Clerk OF
Orphans Court in the event of her
election
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Safety Council News

Five major causes contribute to
vacation time traffic accidents, ].
James Ashton, manager of the Del
aware Safety Council, said yester-
day.
Appealing to Delaware motorists
to take heed of the unfortunate
experience of others as reflected in
accident statistics" Mr.. Ashton said
the major causes are speed, alco-
hol, vehicle shortcomings, fatigue
and failure to adapt to weather con-
ditions. Accidents are carefully in
vestigated, and the resulting facts
should serve as guides to prudent
drivers, he suggested.
The Safety Council executive
called attention to the summer
"Slow Down and Live" campaign
and commented on the five major
causes of accidents. They are:
1. Speed. Because many vaca-
tiinists try to cover too much terri
tory in too short a time, speed is
an important factor Nearly three
out of 10 drivers in fatal traffic
accidents are violating a speed law
at the time of the accident" he
said.
2. Alcohol. People on vacation
are likely to be in holiday mood
and frequently their pursuit of a
good time includes drinking. I'm
fortunately, too many of them don't
realize the danger of driving after
drinking. In nearly one-third of the
fatal traffic accidents a driver has
been drinking"
8. Vehicle Condition. "a car with
worn tires, inefficient brakes, or
any other mechanical shortcoming
can bring about a serious accident.
About five per cent of the cars in
volved in fatal traffic accidents are
found to have one or more unsafe
conditions" Mr.. Ashton reported
4. Fatigue. Driving while ia
tigued is foolish practice indulg-
ed in by vacationers who won't take
time out to get sufficient rest. About
one out of 13 drivers involved in
fatal traffic accidents are found to
be in a physical condition that could
be contributing factor in the acci-
dent. In about two-thirds of these
cases the drivers are fatigued or
asleep.
5. Weather. Failure to adapt
their driving to weather conditions
brings grief to many vacation driv-
ers. In about one out of six fatal
accidents the weather is rainy,
snowy or foggy. Rain is present
in about one-half of the bad wea-
ther cases."
Don't turn your vacation dream
into a nightmare" Mr.. Ashton said.
Let safety guide you all the way
along your highway holiday. Drive
to arrive alivei"
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

How many kisses are required
if you are II, newly acquainted
with a brilliant, bearded artist of
25 who lives Bohemian-style and
is always inviting you to the apart
ment he shares with another boy,
although you haven't accepted. l
have been to art exhibitions with
him and we both like concerts"
Anyone who is dating regularly
should know better. Bohemian
types are likely to look very spe-
cial to you at IT, a little tarnished
by the time you reach Is, and at
10, you may not want to waste
your time speaking to the off-beat
type who seems so glamorous now
Save your kisses until you can
answer the question yourself.
Last summer | vacationed at
an art colony with my parents who
have many artistic friends. l met
a very nice older man Ct am 18)
who lives in the art colony. He is
not well liked by my parents or
their friends. He paid a good deal
of attention to me and this annoyed
my father. This past winter he
wrote to me at school, / answered
him and we met for lunch one Sat
urday afternoon. He has written
to me many times since. | have
been petrified to tell my parents
/ have been corresponding with
him and saw him when he was in
New York. We are going back to
the art colony again on vacation
and / wrote this man explaining
my position. He said my parents
should realize / am old enough to
decide for myself and he will tell
them so. l am scared stiff. Should
| wait and see whether anything
develops or tell my parents now?"
You should tell your parents at
once, as you will put them in an
embarrassing position considering
their attitude toward this man. IN
less the man means a great deal
to you and you can persuade your
parents he is worth your attentions,
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
COST OF LIVING UP

The cost of living rose again in June,
reaching an all-time high. According to the
Labor Department, price increases in food
accounted for most of the increase.
However, food price increases are not the
full story. While they accounted for most of
the increase, there is genuine concern over
the continuing spiral in the cost of living.
While the cost of living is moving upward
only slowly, it continues to move upward
The latest increase in the cost of living
means that about 100000 workers will re-
ceive wage increases because of the hike in
the June consumer price index. Other work
ers will also receive increases-those work
ers in private industry whose salaries are
hinged to the same price index.
Of interest in the Labor Departments
economical study covering June, was the fact
that the prices of new cars were down slight
ly, while appliances decreased in price for the
fifth consecutive month. The Labor Depart
ment's statistics also showed that furniture
prices were down slightly in June.
Nevertheless, the general trend is an in
crease in prices, and the cost of living is now
at an all-time high. We have reached new all
time highs rather consistently for several
years, every month, or every several months.
While some workers receive wage in
creases, it should be remembered that most
of the labor force in the United States, and
most Independent workers, do not receive
increases in income every time the cost of
living moves upward. Therefore, the cost
squeeze in recent years has hit hard among
white-collar workers and those millions who
do not have their salaries tied to automatic
increases when the cost of living rises.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
2806 McAlister
Topeka, Kansas
August IA. 1860

2806 McAlister
Topeka, Kansas
August IA, 1860
Dear Friends:
I've been your friend for about
eight years now. during the length
of our correspondence Now I'm
going to prove my friendship to you
by letting you in on BIG DEAL.
Yesterday / went to our local dem
tist here and he advised me to i'm
mediately buy for my family Crest
toothpaste. So before you are
stampeded in the rush you had
better call your stock broker and
get your shares of the gold mine.
He said il is the first time in medi-
cal history that the American Den
tai Association has recommended
any toothpaste. | want you to
know that kind word from our DDS
sent me to the store that A. M
and we are we'll stocked with the
miracle paste.
This past Wednesday | attended
the Officers Wives Club luncheon
at Forbes. / usually am a little lax
in my attendance during the sum-
mer months, but this one / didn't
want to miss since its theme was
"Teahouse of the August Moon. y
Thanks to my cousin, Margaret
Anne Salevan Boan, | had a Japan
ese outfit to don. | wore a red and
black sheath dress that she made
for me, with Sits up both sides OF
the skirt. Under the sheath one
wears longer-than-burmuda-and-
shorter r-than-toreador pants. Many
girls wore western attire. but there
were others in dresses similar tC
mine and many others wore Japan
ese kimonas.
The tables were decorated with
silk scarfs and fans. The stage was
decorated with a lovely japanese
screen and a deplica of a cherry
tree The Japanese brides present
ed the program for the afternoon
which included native dances, 8
style show of winter and summer
kimonas (for winter they simply
wear three kimonas, one on top the
other for warmth) and then they
showed us how they dress in their
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
BABSON DISCUSSES CUBA

ties, the Cuban telephone COM
pany, and many mercantile busi-
nesses. Several thousand Ameri-
can families have been living in
Cuba, depending upon the pro-
lection offered by its closeness to
the United. States. Many of these
families, directly or indirectly,
contributed to Fidel Castro in
his revolution against Batista. Now
the women and children are fast
leaving Cuba, and the men are
undecided what to do. Much de-
pends upon the health of Fidel
Castro and what will be the real
attitude of his brother in case the
brother becomes Prime Minister.
This can only be ascertained by
waiting and watching.
The largest American invest
ments are ih the sugar lands,
which, of necessity, must be oper-
ated either by large corporations
or by the Cuban Government 1t
would be sheer nonsense to di-
vide up these lands among small
Cuban holders. Whether President
Eisenhower is handling this sugar
situation properly by retaliation,
| do not know Such an action
greatly helps the sugar producing
companies outside of Cuba, as well
as our own beet-sugar companies.
One of the largest amounts of Gu
ban sugar lands owned by US.
investors is that held by the United
Fruit Company, which has 10000
stockholders in the United States.
The stock of the United Fruit
get Cuba as she is in great need OF
tropical land and warm-water
bases, but she will not go to a
war to get Cuba.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

Babson Park, Mass, August 18.
There are several volcanoes"
throughout the world which may
explode at any time. My travels to
Berlin last year taught me that
the situation there could be the
most serious. The one nearest
home, however, is Cuba. Both Mr..
Nixon and Mr.. Kennedy should
visit Cuba at once.
CUBA A CLOSE NEIGHBOR
While I am at Babson Park,
Florida, during the winter, the
Webber College students often fly
over to Havana as a part of their
vacations. Cuba has seemed only
stones throw" from any portion
of Florida. Cuba is vital factor =
for good or evil to the Florida
East Coast, with it's fifty great
hotels extending north and south
from Miami | am not afraid of
Florida's importing any Com
munism from Cuba, as the Florida
people are very conservative. |
seriously fear, however, that
Russia may get a foothold in Cuba.
Could we afford to let Russia
get a base in Cuba for submarines
and launching pads for missiles,
or, on the other hand, could we
now afford to go to war with
Russia to prevent such gradual
occupation? l leave this to Rich
ard Nixon and John Kennedy to
decide after their visit to HAVANA.
I further advise them to consult
with Governor Nelson Rockefeller,
who is one of our best-posted men
on Latin America.
CUBA AND LATIN AMERICA
I have visited all the countries
of Central and South America.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

certain relationship rather than
hurt them, and yourself perhaps.
81 have been having kissing dates
with three boys. All three have
taken the attitude l am using them
for a good time. One told me he
thought 1 dated him just because
he had the 'where-with-all. An
other accused me of playing hard
to get The third boy, the one l
like best, has said a number of
mean things to me. / am Is. Each
boy wants me to date only him.
But l haven't made up my mind .
You should be very fiattered
that the boys are so fond of you,
which is why they have said such
unpleasant things. There is no
reason why a girl shouldn't date
as many boys as she likes until
she makes up her mind about one
of them. 1t wouldn't be wise to
lead any boy to believe he was the
only boy in your life, however. or
to kiss with such promiscuous-
ness that he gets such an impress
sion from your action.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19

Not only are many of these people
ruled by dictators, but they are
very sensitive, like most Spanish
people. At heart, they would like
to have us keep Russia out of
Cuba and even straighten out af-
fairs in Cuba. Some of these Lat
in American dictators, however,
might resent such an attitude on
the part of the United States and
make us appear more enemies
than friends.
We now hear much about the
Monroe Doctrine, which was an
nounced to the world over a hun
dred years ago by President Mon
roe, = namely, that we would not
allow any European nation to get
a new foothcld in any Latin
American country. l believe that
the American people would stand
for a reassertion of this Monroe
Doctrine, but | wish the Latin
American countries would ask US
to do so. The entire situation is
very ticklish. 1t should be one of
the first things for the president
ial candidates to consider serious
ly The November election NAV
turn upon Cuba. | speak with
authority because / was an early
supported of the Pan American
Union.
Us. CUBAN INVESTMENTS
Considerable US. money is in
vested in Cuba. This includes GER
tain railway and traction proper
Company which / believe to be
good = is selling close to its low
est levels Of the past two decades,
although | understand that only
SO of its earnings have recently
come from Cuba. Russia wants to
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
FROM NOW TIL NOVEMBER

Both Democratic and Republican legis-
lators will be trying to build a campaign
record during the closing part of the 86th
Congress. They will vote for the bills they
think will win votes. Both parties will be
anxious ''give the people what they want"
And since so many people want so many
things, we may find ourselves overwhelmed
by Congressional generosity.
Unfortunately, more Congressional spen-
ding-no matter what it is for-will add to
the imitation that already has cut so much
purchasing power out of the dollar
Some very expensive proposals remain
to be acted on by Congress. Each of them
would benefit some special group of voters.
But their total effect would be to hurt all
citizens through imitation.
Our Congressman are under strong
pressure to vote for these bills They will
do so unless they receive some indication
from us that we believe it is more important
to stop imitation than to obtain government
handouts for ourselves or for any special
groups-however worthy these groups may
be-