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The Second Session Of the Third Legislature by the
President. Senator Waller ]. N. Hodge
LonCaueu from yesterday
Let us now consider the Bills that were passed and
the quality of these Bills. The most important OF all was
the budget for l~y6O-1y6l. The magnitude and the com
plexity Of this Budget encompasses all the functions OF
ydur governmental Departments and Services and Special
Projects. The Budget was divided into two parts:
la) The Operational Budget totaling So 887,795OO
General Fund
() The Double I Budget or Matching Fund Budget
Tor Special Projects $5,OO5,OOO,OO
When we considered the Operating Budget we held hear
ings for each and every department and considered every
item carefully. This.took time and effort. Finally the work
on the Budget items were completed and the Budget enact
ed. Let me give you a few figures SO that you can compre-
bend the magnitude and scope Of the cost OF running your
government. The total operating Budget for l96O-l96l to-
tails as stated before $9,887, $500 (NINE MILLION
EIGHT EIGHTY SEVEN THOUSAND
Eve HUNDRED NINETY FIVE
"A quick breakdown by Departments are as follows:
A. EXECUTIVE $ 299,OOO.0O
81 GOVERNMENT SECRETARY 349, 10000
e. DEPARTMENT. OF 2,O44,80OOO
ID. PUBLIC R DEPARTMENT 1,344,610.OO
(St. Thomas & ST. john
E. PUBLIC WORkO 5~38,270.O0
St. Croix0
Total .,.... 1,882.88oOo
F. FINANCE DEPARTMENT ~54l,732.OO
G. PROPERTY & PROCUREMENT ~2O6,2O0.OO
r PUBLIC SAFETY ~66O,OOOOO
AGRICULTURE N LABOR ~l6O,OOOOO
J. r N 45O,OOOOO
K. SOCIAL WELFARE 504,903.OO
1. DEPARTMENT. OF HEALTH 2,O27,O0OoO
NJ. MUNICIPAL COURTS 65,OOO.OO
II. BOARD OF ELECTIONS 100000
PAY PLAN INCREASES 600, 100000
Total 9,887,7 95.O0
This Budget was passed and approved by the Cover
nor-not a single item as stricken out as it is his right TO 90
% opI &c hoc# hnnD done to almost HVerV budget In the
past. II is certainly a tremendous credit TO the Legislature
and to the Majority Bloc for their understanding and de-
monstrating their ability to shoulder their responsibilities
in such an excellent manner.
On the Matching Budget we appropriated an addition
al $5,O05, 100000 Five Million Five Thousand Dollars Tor
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Lebanon Vote Recalls
U.S.. Marine Invasion

BEIRUT, Lebanan, June II AP)-Lebanons first parla-
menary election in three eventfu starts tomorrow
little nation is unusually cam though there charges
four play and five have been killed in politically
inspired incidents
election 1857 set the stage for rebellion one
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Queen Honors
Three Attached
To Embassy Here

LONDON. June II (AP).-
Queen Elizabeth II today made
Field Marshal Sir william Slim
a viscount and actress Flora
Robson a dame commander Of
the Order Of the British EN-
pire.
The two were among 1900
British subjects honored for
their services to Britain. Their
names appeared on the Birth
day Honors List, issued annu-
ally to mark the official
observation Of the monarch's
birthday.
Sir William, one Of Britain's
greatest soldiers, is a hero of
the World War II Burma cam
paign and a former governor
general Of Australia. His was
the top award on the list.
Miss Robson is a veteran OF
stage, screen and television. A
dame is q female knight.
Among others honored were
Viscount Hood, minister at the
British Embassy in Washing
ton and Kenneth n. Higgins,
commercial counsellor at the
embassy. Both made knight
commanders Of st. Michael and
st. George. John Renele, of the
same embessy, was made a
commander of the Order Of the
British Empire.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Prince Philip Skaters
Riqid British Rule

LONDON, June II (AP)-Prnce Philip broke a rigid
British rule today in the stiff pageantry the parade marking
Queen Elizabeth's official birthday. He TALKED.
The crime of Prince Philip headned the London Evening
Standard Thousands him talk parade at rooping
What shocked the British few seemingly anxious
Evening star., 1960-06-12
President Lists Steps
I o Md JobIess Areas

wrote the three Republicans.
Mr.. Eisenhower vetoed q
Democratic-sponsored bill last
month and compromise legis-
lation has been introduced in
both houses to implement the
suggestions he made in the
veto message.
The President forwarded to
Gov. Underwood and the two
Senators a report outlining new
government actions taken since
a May 4 conference he had with
them.
The report said preference in
Federal procurement and con-
struction is being given to the
labor surplus areas. 1t added
that a cataloging Of production
facilities in the areas is being
planned.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
By ALFRED ALBRAND0
Star staR Writer

The District Highway De-
partment has drawn up q $35
million road construction pro-
gram for the fiscal year begin
ming July /, Highway Director
Harold Aitken said yesterday.
"It will be close to the ALL
time record Of $37.5 million
we hit this year." Mr.. Aitken
said.
Major projects on which con-
tracts are to be awarded next
year include:
Construction Of the super
structure on the Washington
Channel crossing.
Grading and building OF
ramps and other structures on
the Southwest Freeway, to tie
it in with the Channel Crossing
and Seventh and Ninth streets
in southwest Washington.
Additional portions Of the
Fourteenth Street Bridge prof.
ect, which, when. completed,
Evening star., 1960-06-12

words which the Prince, like
any anxious husband, addressed
to his wife when her horse be-
came reStive.
Horse Is Restless
The Queens horse, Imperial
had been pulling at his reins
bobbing his head and generally
refusing the Queens constant
efforts to keep him quiet.
The Prince, holding his place
on his own horse a few PAGES
to the rear Of the Queen,
watched silently for a while,
then leaned forward and spoke
to her.
From the stiff-upper-lip
point Of view, this was just not
British.
But the Queen smiled. Sitting
side-saddle as required by pro-
tocol, she shook her head as II
to tell her husband she needed
no help. And, suddenly. the
horse quieted.
The ceremony marked the
annual Trooping the Color
which oflcially celebrates
Queen Elizabeth's birthday
The Queen was "a nine weeks
ago. But because the weather
is generally better at this time
Of the year, the official cere-
mony is held in June.
Rained Anyway
Today it rained anyway,
Scarlet-coated guardsmen had
to splash their way through
parade ground puddles.
1t was humid too, and there
were $40 fainting cases among
Evening star., 1960-06-12

Christians. 20 Sunni MoSlems,
19 Shiite MoSlems. 6 Druze. 6
Greek Catholic, II Greek Or
thodox, l Protestant, Arme-
mia Catholic, 4 Armenian Or
thodox, and minority mem
Der.
Christians will have a 6-to-5
majority. as they had in the
old 66-member house.
There are no parties with
organized political PHILOSOPHERS
in, Lebanon. Thus interest TO
cuseS on personalities. Mr..
Glamour reappears on the
scene as a Maronite Christian
candidate in the Mount Leba-
non area.
Secret Ballot Scheduled
Voting in the Middle East is
traditionally accompanied by
vote-buying and the Lebanese
have kept up this tradition en-
Enthusiastically.
Now, for the first time, citi-
zens here have a secret ballot.
AS one politician said, This
could produce some very in
teresting results"
All Mr.. Chamoun's enemies,
including Salam and Druze
leader Kamal Jumblaat, lost
their seats in parliament in
the 1857 election. So they car
ried the fight into the city
streets and mountain villages.
Since Mr.. Chamoun's reluc-
tant retirement in September,
1858, his successor, Gen. Fuad
Chahab, has proven a firm and
generally respected executive.
With his term of Office run
ming until 1864, Gen. Chahab
has wanted a new parliament
more truly representative of
political currents of the
country.
It was through his pressure
that parliament dissolved May
5 to open the way for the new
election.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BULLETPROOF
CAR OFFERED
EISENHOWER

COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo, (AP).-A museum
yesterday offered President
Eisenhower the use of the
late President Roosevelt's
bulletproof limousine on his
visit to Japan.
The 12-cyIinder Lin
coin was built shortly after
Pearl Harbor with armor
plate, inch-thick windows
and windshield. and with
bulletproof mesh over the
engine.
The offer came from
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron L.
Akers, owners of a tourist
attraction called Pixies
Peak Ghost Town.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower says
the administration has taken
new steps to relieve chronic
labor surplus areas in West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and
Kentucky.
In letters to Gov. Cecil H.
Underwood of West Virginia,
and Senators Scott, Republic
can Of Pennsylvania, and Coop
er, Republican of Kentucky,
Mr.. Eisenhower said he is dis
turbed that hearings in Con-
gress on new depressed areas
legislation have not been sched-
uled.
1T had been-and is-my
hope that suitable legislation
would be enacted at this session
of the Congress-" the President
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Operation TonsiI

HOUSTON, Tex, June II
(AP).-Seven Of the IL chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lemaster were in a hospital to-
day. They had their tonsils
and adenoidS removed. 1--WE de-
cided we might as well do it all
at once" Mr.. Lemaster, a me-
chanic, said.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
S35 Million Eormorked
For Area Road Work

Twill tie in with the Twelfth
Street Freeway now under con-
struction.
Other Work
Construction Of the Virginia
approaches to the Theodore
Roosevelt Bridge.
Paving of a section Of the
Anacostia Freeway, from
Chesapeake street to the Dis
trict Line.
Widening Of Sixteenth street
from K to M streets.
Construction of underpasses
which will carry North Capitol
street traffic under New York
and Rhode Island avenues.
Construction of a new four
lane bridge over Oxon Run in
the Congress Heights area Of
southeast Washington.
Repaving Of L street, from
Connecticut avenue to Twenty
second street; Twelfth street
NE, from Rhode Island ave-
nue. to Randolph street; Thir-
teenth street NE, from Rhode
Island to Michigan avenues.
Rights-Of-Way
In addition to these projects,
Mr.. Aitken said the Highway
Department would be acuuir-
ing rights of way for ap-
proaches connecting the E
street Expressway to the Theo-
dore Roosevelt Bridge.
Work on many of the big
contracts awarded this year will
continue into the next fiscal
year. Mr.. Aitken explained that
the 1861 program is not a
schedule of what work will be
done in the next fiscal year but
only program of what con-
tracts will be awarded and
amounts Of money that will be
obligated"
OF the $35 million the District
will obligate, about $26 million
will be Federal aid funds allo-
Gated to the city's interstate
and primary road system.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

year later and the landing of
United States Marines by re-
quest of President Camille
Chamoun's government.
Now, after two years of rela-
tive peace, the same men who
once drew the worlds worried
notice are back again as candi-
dates for the Chamber of
Deputies - Mr.. Glamour, ex-
Premier Sami Solh, Saeb
Salam, the leader of the 1858
rebellion, and many others.
Rancors linger, but the sense
of brooding tension has gone.
Nasser Influence Gone
The big issue of 1958-to go
with President NaSSer'S Arab
nationalism against the Chris
tian West-haS been subdued.
Lebanon's politics for the
most part have settled into
routine feuds and the ageless
yammering battle Of the "outs"
versus the "ins."
The voting tomorrow is only
the first of four installments.
In order for security forces in
this 4,000-square-mile republic
to keep political tempers under
control, the election is stag
gered throughout four Sundays,
one district per Sunday.
The first area voting is Mount
Lebanon, comprising mountain
and coastal areas around
Beirut. Under guard of 1000
soldiers and police, about 306,-
900 voters are to elect 80 dep
uties.
On successive Sundays the
cities of Beirut, South Lebanon,
North Lebanon and Bekaa
Valley will vote.
Parliament to Increase
When it is all over, this half
Moslem. half Christian coun-
try of l,525,000 population will
have the largest parliament in
its history-99 deputies elected
constitutionally according to
their religion and sect.
There will be 80 Maronite
Evening star., 1960-06-12

the thousands who watched the
ceremony.
1t was a particularly busy day
for Prince Philip, who had his
own seth birthday yesterday
while in New York to open the
British trade and culture ex-
hibition.
He few in from New York,
hustled into a scarlet military
uniform under q tall bearskin
hat and rode in the rain be-
side the Queen as part of the
pageantry.
Then he changed clothes
again, and dashed % miles
west Of London to spend the
afternoon playing polo near
Windsor Castle.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Horowitz Renamed
Congregation Heed

Stanley H. Horowitz, an off,
cial Of Drug Fair, has been re-
elected president of the Share
Tefila Congregation of Wash
ington.
Other officers include Louis
Perry, vice president and Stan
ley Love. chairman Of the
board.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

. EAsTERN'S STAR VENETIAN BLINDS.
e Wide IS" shoped slots give one-piece
= look, allow more light and view. See
Z on exciting new collection Of vertical
. blinds, too. Dupont Ludox finish sheds
dirt blinds never need washing.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Prince Quits Hospital

UTRECHT, Netherlands, June
II (AP).-Prince Bernhard re-
turned to Soestdijk Palace to-
day after two weeks in a hos
pital here for treatment of
virus pneumonia.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
SALESMAN

To sell and demonstrate micro
wave electronic equipment. cleo
trnnic and surveying BACKGROUND
desired Age 95 to Al: salary
plus commission basis: considerable
travel. VIII. 2-4s22.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

position for exper mar
in mems clothing, WEBSTEF
CLOTHES. 4903 Indian Head rd
EaStnYer Shnn center IO 1-44o1
Evening star., 1960-05-02
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

finance CO. operating in
sentative for this arec. Excellent
opportunity for a man with A.
nance CO. experience who has the
potential and the desire to sell.
Only those now making at least
$500 per VI. need apply Car
and expenses furnished. CommiS-
sInn Call EN- 2-11Qh
Evening star., 1960-05-02
ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL

Experienced in air condi-
tioning, piping and
plumbing design, layout
and drafting. Busy con-
Sulting engineers office
Excellent salary and pros
poets. Elk. 3-7720.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
MEN. OVER %

MEN, Wv En- 10
Interesting position with national
organization. no experience neces-
sary. Trained 20 be supervisors.
Wonderful opportunity for ad-
vancement. Must have drivers IL
cense and be free to travel from
time to time Weekly salary and
travel allowances paid
Apply ll22 Warner Bldg. 18th and
Z SITS. NV. Do not phone.
MEN-PART TIME-White. living
in Arl or Alex: sac wkly. ars.
TO start: 3 ewes. an6 Sat Have
car; phone IA 7-4255 Monday
evening after 9 pm.
MEN PART TIME: evenings and
Saturdays, excel. earnings. white
with car. Sc or Pc County. For
details phone UN. 4-O561.
MILLING MACHINE lathe shaper
machinists REQ. for contr. shop
work; top rates for qualified men
must work ef1c. with minimum
supervision. Vac, holidays. insur.
paid. Call Mr.. BRINK, OIL. 4-uS26
MOVING SALESMAN-ESTIMATOR
District office Of nationally known
household goods carrier: salary,
plus comm, plus expenses. FE.
S-33S0
Evening star., 1960-05-02
HELP MEN

sfES = Car necessary. preferably
married, 70 be trained for perma-
nent position in our service de-
psrtment. Good pay. auto allow
anee, vacation, commission. For
and 4 pm, 95s Eve 81 NV
Evening star., 1960-05-02
HELP MEN
ESTIMATOR. loci

local and long dis
tance: household furniture: young
man with exper. preferred; good
salary and car allowance. inSuT
and hospitalization benefits. BE-
THESDA-CHEVY CHASE TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO, 1919 st
Elmo ave. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CARPENTER
AND WIFE, no chi
CARTOGRAPHIC
CRAFTSMAN

Age 25-35. Experienced in all
phases of freehand, fine line map
work for reproduction. Permanent
position. Excellent beginning sal
ary. Employe benefits. including
retirement, life insurance and sick
leave In resume. give age, educa-
tion and experience. Box 47S-C,
Star.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

CLAIM REPRESENTATIVE
Under 35 to handle casualty. A.
delity, burglary. robbery and
surety lines. Salary commensurate
with experience, law BACKGROUND
preferred but not absolute neces-
sity. Auto mileage allowance Ap-
Evening star., 1960-05-02
ENGINEER

ENGINEER, 9th class, colored, to
live in, dependable and sober
with good refs. man who wants
a good job, apply ABC REALTY
CO. oa0a 14th ST NV
Evening star., 1960-05-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CLAIM RFPRFSFNTHTTVF

Colored, live out. 5a-day week, 90
45 yrs. Of age. Phone ST. 3-4567
weekdays. 8 am. to 4 pm, for
interview.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CLAIMS
CLERK-TYPIST

Age 1880. Claim Check Typing and
Coding, take reports of loss by
telephone. 5-day wk. at downtown
loca: liberal CO. benefits. Starting
salary for exper. person S325 plus
cost Of liv. allowance. Phone Mr.
Snsman, MOTORS INSURANCE
CORP. EX. 3-S050 for appoint
Evening star., 1960-05-02
PRINTING OFFSET
PRODUCTION

Young man with knowledge of print
ine processes, especially offset lth-
opraphv generally familiar with
paper. type. litho plates and press,
bindery To learn production IN
medium sized Offset plant. Good
typiSt preferred Answer in Ova
handwriting. state qualifications.
salary expected. Box 4S3-C, Star.
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR or
plant manager for Washington
Photographic data processing or
ganization. Your resume should
include BACKGROUND knowledge OF
photo-offset printing. type. layout,
darkroom quality controls, and
and sorting equipment. Job will
require a training period in our
home once for 30 10 90 days and
then act as an assistant 70 local
general manager until such time
as heing in a position tn take
over responsibility for production
scheduling quality control. plan
ming and cost procedures. This is
growth position with pro-
gressive organization and requires
someone young enough to learn
take the responsibility of COM
plete supervision of production
operation. II your BACKGROUND
lacks any Of the above requisites
you will be trained in order to
bring you up tc the full REQUIRE
mentS for the ion. Our employees
know Of this ad. Box 1917, star.
PROPERTY MANAGER, for real es-
tate and construction firm, located
in the Silver Spring area: good
salary. pleasant working condi-
tionS. in a modern sir-conditioned
ONCE. Send resume to Box 40s-C,
Star
REAL ESTATE statesmen; open
ing for three full-time. Licensed
men in choice North Arlington 10
cation. Member OF Multiple Listing
Service. KORZENDORFER REAL
TY INC, kE. 6-73QO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with
PROVEN RECORD preferably with
local exper. DRAW, BONUS, VA
CATION and other benefits. BOW
pDnC
Evening star., 1960-05-02
SAIESMEN

Two young men. 25 to 35. married,
TO train to sell the all-new 1860
Ford and Falcon. Guaranteed sal
ary during training period. Call
Mr.. Bowen for appointment.
PALMER FORD, INC. 3032 Ham
ilton St, Hyattsville, Nd, AP
7-00l0.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

Who will spend at least 80 hours
a week on the job Experience in
heating and cir conditioning help,
full Excellent opportunity for a
man who is capable Of managing
himself and others For an inter-
view. call KI. S-1700 or XII
S-O4lo, 9.30 to ) pm
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CLERK

Light tipping. Learn dictsphone,
handle invoicing, telephone. For
well-eStablished local distributor
40-hr. week. start SS5. Call Mr.
CARLTON, Ii. 3-53S5.
CLERK-TYPIST = Service dept. Of
established air conditioning frm
to work on service calls Some
mechanical knowledge helrtul but
not required. Should be average
speed typist Year round perma-
nent employment with manv fringe
benefits Apply to Mr.. Edward
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO., LIST and
Evening star., 1960-07-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST, NO DELAYS-2nd-
trust loans, reflnancing, consoli-
date bills, money for any pur-
pose. D c.. Nd, Va. Phone WA.
7-5909, day or evening.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
End trust, AMERICAN MORT
GAGE a. INVESTMENT CO.. 3l9
Southern Bldg, MA S-3331; i'm
mediate service, 10 to 4:30 pm.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
ant md trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO.. INC. IA, 7-5S00.
end TRUSTS--Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid; Nd. Va, p: c.
Call day or evening, WI. 6-61s2.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
FLORIpA PRoPERrY

I HAVE LARGE LOTS. some on
paved streets, on easy terms; dror
me . line for full description and
information. j. DANIEL KOLAR
2. o. Box 202, Orange City, Fla.
We HAVE 2 q 3 BEDROOM new
homes, air-eond.s heat. Write for
pictures and full description, Easy
terms or exchange. j. DANIEL
kkoLAR, 2 o. Box 202. Orange
Evening star., 1960-07-15
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

1st MORTGAGE OF $4,000 on
prime Virginia property, VIII con-
slider participation Of $1,000 or
or more; rTS MinimH9n HraTy yielS E,,Il%SS I9S Per per
2ND TRUST for sale-S2, 900 note;
20es disc. payable $50 per no.;
excel. maker. WO. 6-1706.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

eO1s 5th ST. N,E.-4.500 sq. # ]
front. RAISED alley In rear for easy
loading. Modern ofIlces wired for
f air conditioners. Ideal for manu-
featuring. Available on or before
Aug. l Inquire 2014 5th st. ne.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ACROSS PA. AVE. from the Patent
ofacs-Entirs e TIt s q; Of app approx; .sJSs Zoo
< rms; new auto, elev. ordered;
! geasonable. ls45 Pa. ave. Ma.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUYER. cash today or win sell,
rent for you. Free appraisal, VII
0.1070 DfCKEY'S AP. 7.s0ad
A Cash BUYER or Will SELL
ON TERM9--LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
sos KING 81. Alex, vA.-store
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

eii ACRES, REASONABLY PRICED
Adjacent to and overlooking Wash
ington Baltimore parkway and
Kenilworth ave, Prince Georges
County, Md. A million-dollar build
ing is being built on adjoinins
AGER 4 scoFIELD, REALTORS
1894 Colesville Rd.
Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-4210
Evening star., 1960-07-15
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"Attn SnOrtSnan"
MONEY TO LOAN

FARIS FINANCE co.
Signature loans: servicemen incl.
1892 Georgis Ave. LO. 5-5l22
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION
s641 Colestille Rd. JU. $4,000
N o n T @ AG z LOANS. $1,000 to
S150,000 Lower your payments,
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick. honest service
Residential, farm, commercial.
construction. Financing. refinanc-
ing. Only in State Of Maryland.
Call or write Mr.. ROBERTS, els
E, Lexington street, Baltimore 2,
Md. or Saratoga 7-4047 day,
night, Sundays, holidays.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
FARMS
tcoNrlNuEpl

WAsH.-vA. AREA-200-acre cat
tie farm, ideal for beef cattle OPP
Grafton, has ia-mi. frontage on
small river; 2 nice springs. large
shed for shelter or hay storage,
small orchard; tenant house with
electricity and telephone: outside
fenced: good fishing and hunting.
FUN price, $4,000 and only 2
hours to d. c.
E. D. Haas Real Estate
RID /. cHANTILLY, VA.
FAIRvIEw 1866
lis ACRES, century -old brick man
sion. Mt. view Potomac River, As
mi. D. G. S400 per q. H. 3. BRU-
ZEE. Herndon. Va. 1913.
Sc ACRES, mr.. Amissville, Va. s.
rm. house: elec., V mile road
frontage. $500 dn. Bal. $50 mo.
$4,000. 2 ACRES in small VIII
lage: 7-rm. house with shady
lawn. Terms subj. TO discussion.
$500. Agt. for RAY 7. CANNON,
Realtor. JE. 4-3974.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

AVALON BEACH, MACS HEAD -
Fishing pier. marina. boat ramps
cottages. $50 up weekly brochure
on request ROBERT A. YOUNG,
Box "a, Kill Devil Hill, N. C.
FENWIOK ISLAND, DEL. = Cape
Cod, COTTAGE. 2 bedrms,. all elec.
Kitchen. blk. from ocean, avail
able July 80 through Aug. 8. ME.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-1-2-bedrm
ASsil ava @ J1is is tSIousS neg ss. 1o. 5oH!: =
504O.
REHOBOTH BEACH ocean front
apts and cottages. Immae.: S59. so
wk. I'D. MRS. NEVE6, OIL. 1883,
REHOBOTH BEACH DEL.--5-bed-
rm.. house. u block from ocean.
Call PAULINE HARRIS, No. /
Olive ave. Phone 2251.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

DEVELOPER wants REQ acreage
with sewer and water at property
IN Montgomery Co. Send full de-
tails to Box 21S-D, Star.
FOR ACTION in the sale Of your
property. call E. F. STEFFEY
REAL ESTATE. JE. 4-0064.
WE HAVE BUYERS for land that Is
reasonably priced. In MONTGOMERY
Co; Sewerable or not. Improved or
not. Smooth or rough. Call OIL.
2-0177. MARKET REALTY.