davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-29

High game, Scratch & Handicap
Women = H. Hall 213-248; Men
r. Panchot 216-237; High Ser
les Scratch Women - L. Lester
o67; Men = V. Marconi 572; High
Series-Handicap Women - H. Hall
OF; Men = V. Marconi Gal; High
Team Game-Scratch Rich Mares
648; High Team Game-Handicap
Rhein-Anderson 825; High Team
SeriesCScratch Hall Ensslin 1s43;
High Team Series-HaHdicap Rhein.
Anderson 1854.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-29
Naval Station
Births

A son, Anthony Leonard, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 121s ozs., was born on
October II to Liboria and Gordon
Harl Fisher RMSN, USN.
A son, Douglas Alan, weighing
7 lbs. 1 o., was born on October
20 to Geraldine and Miller Edward
Barker BM2, USN.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-29

daughter Mary Fern weigh ober
ing 8lbs 71s ozs, was born Oct Adams CS1 USN
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-29

High Game Schultz 215; High
series = Burgey SIS; High team
game-Mecca 913; High team
series-Lucky Lager 251O.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Bar Asks End
To Mandatory
Death Penalty
BY Roy Crone

The District Bar Association
has called for abolition of the
mandatory death penalty in the
District.
The associations board of
directors adopted a committee
report recommending that pun
ishment for first degree mur-
der be life Imprisonment un-
less the jury unanimously calls
for the death penalty.
The boards action commits
the association as a whole to
the resolution since there was
no dissent.
The committee on criminal
rules and procedure, headed by
Joseph Sitnick, contended it
was essential that immediate
steps be taken to remedy the
present outmoded and ILL
functioning law of the District
on first degree murder"
Under the present law a de-
fendant convicted of first de-
gree murder here is automati-
cally sentenced to die.
Bills to carry out the asso-
cations recommendations are
pending in Congress.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
AND WISDOM
WORDS, WIT
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize words similar to one
another in meaning. Below you
will find two groups of 10 words
each. The first group is num-
bered l, 2, 8, etc. The second
group is lettered A, B, C, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word Of
almost the same meaning "a
synonym in the second group.
Thus the word numbered /
may mean practically the same
as the word lettered F. Write
this down as IF. When you
have all the answers, check
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Church to Hear
DR.. Hawthorne

The Rev. DR.. c. E. Haw-
thorne, pastor of the Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church from 1924 to 1948, will
preach at a 50th anniversary
service at IL am. tomorrow in
the church, 1901 Sixteenth
place, Hyattsville.
The church, which was
formerly in the Petworth
section Of the District, moved
to its present location in 1858.
The present pastor, the Rev.
Donald G. Irwin, will preach at
a 1880 pm. service tomorrow
DR.. Hawthorne, who is now
living in partial retirement in
Sunnyvale, Calf, will also
preach at an 8 pm. service
Thursday and Mrs. Hawthorne
will speak at services at the
same hour Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Peter Loinq
SMITHSONIAN
CENSUS COUNTS
SHARK BITES

While the Census Bureau
furiously counts people. the
Smithsonian Institution is
imperturbably counting G
shark bites.
There is no question of
the seriousness Of the stu
ation," the Smithsonian
says. The ultimate object
of the study is to do some
thing about it."
The Smithsonian is keep
ing its file in hopes of
finding out what causes
sharks to attack people.
The Office of Naval Re-
search is one of the spon-
sors of the shark-bite
census.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
First Lady Turns
The Party Table

that her grandchildren love
coming to the White House
but I don't let them on this
floor very often and if I do
they have to behave like
ladies and gentlemen or I'D
they go"
In a reference as to whether
she keeps any of her treasures
in the secret drawers of the
Monroe desk (they were
revealed last year by a de-
scendant of the PreSidenD.
Mrs. Eisenhower laughed and
said, mo. I never take any
of my personal things beyond
our quarters.
Mrs. Eisenhower chose
fllet of sole for the main
course. 1t was served with
Spanish rice and buttered as
paragus.
The first course was fresh
pineapple with mint leaves,
and then there also was a
delicious salad of Boston let
tuce and hearts of artichoke
with roquefort dressing and
cheese sticks. Dessert was q
raspberry mousse with rasp-
berry sauce and tiny vanilla
cookies.
1t was day TO remember
for the scribes and there
might even be a memorial or
two from it.
The White House was left
missing two geranium leaves
which were floating in the
finger bowls. The two culpritS
have plans of roofing the
leaves and then can say to
one and all, these once
f1oated at the White House"
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Greek Orthodox
To Mark HoIy Week

SITS. Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church, Ais
Sixteenth street NV, observ-
ing Easter and Palm Sunday
on the same date as the west
ern world this year, will hold
celebrations of the Divine
Liturgy at 10 and 11:15 am.
tomorrow.
Father Demetrios Kalaris,
pastor, will officiate at the 10
am. service and Father Eus-
tratios Spyropoulos. assistant
pastor. will celebrate the ll:15
am. service. The Service of
the Nymphios. beginning the
Holy Week observance, will be
chanted at 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Archbishop
To Say Mass

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyle, archbishop of Wash
ington, will ofhciate at a 10
am. Palm Sunday high mass
at st. Matthews Cathedral,
1871 Rhode Island avenue NV.
Archbishop O'Boyle also will
preside at ground-breaking GER
emonies at 1:30 pm. tomorrow
at the new S350,000 Our Lady
of Mercy Catholic Church and
school on a 23-acre site at
Bradley boulevard and KentS-
dale drive, Bethesda, Md.
The archbishop, who founded
the parish last year, will be
assisted by the Rev. Raymond
P. Cahill, pastor of the parish.
At present parishioners of Our
Lady of Mercy Church are
meeting in the chapel of the
Sisters of Mercy Generalate.
The Most Rev. Philip NJ.
Hannah, auxiliary bishop of
Washington, will confirm sew
eral hundred Montgomery
County adults at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at Our Lady of
LOurdes Catholic Church, East
West highway and Pearl street,
Bethesda, Md. The Right Rev.
MSgr. Elmer T. Fisher, pastor
of Our Lady of Lourdes Church,
will assist Bishop Hannah.
The Rev. Francis Hurley, as
siStant general secretary of
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference, will be guest
speaker at a meeting of the
Holy Name Society of the
Shrine of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at $3.50 pm. Monday in
the Blessed Sacrament Audi
torium, 5841 Chevy Chase park
way NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

the same as other days.
Raymond LightbouEn; a. and Freddie
Frank Thomas Hynes, IS. and Lucy
YAM vvangdermarsh; 81; both Of Boston:
cloa Carpenter. 2i, both Of Alex
andria, Va
Leonard Augustus Layton. A., 1923
Alabama avenue Sc, and June Ber-
nice Hall. %. 145 Thirty-sixth
Werner Norbert Mueller. %. 1871 New
ciementine OFT, 21' 1875 Church
and Bets w. McLaufhlih, a. a. 1907
Howard Fredric Whitney' %, Silver
SPFiPsi fP, ciins6h. Md Md. Ma 'anette Thornton
Charles Henry Thompson; 81. 427
Fourth street n e, and Darline Ann
Riley, 16,, IA Sixth stree, ne.
Randolph ,Magruder Byrd 30, l54l
Lanier place NV, and Roseanne Dec,
1913 Lanler place NV.
Clifton Unde-due. -, 2lOq NJ street
ne, and Lila Marie Bolts, l6, 1880
Frederick place sc.
oTe9 wilism Ions S3 a,,,. Iak9ms Rnnt, Pa56
1920 Michigan avenue ne.
Hubert Verson Robinson, %, l737
Thirteenth street NV. and Alberta =.
.,Hsan Mamie TbdG6tro LiG6ttoot "a ArlinEto11s Fs
Street NV. and Peggy fough, %,
65 Rhode Island avenue, NV.
David leo ,Bittner. q, Takoma Pax,
Nd. and Shelia Naomi Hyatt, is,
John Stewart Tucker &c, 6322 Fifth
street NV, and Elizabeth Ann, vac
caro-. 81 Bradbury Heights, Md
William Henry Brown, 90, 59l7 X street
ne. and Gloria Jean Foreman, ~.
59l5 Jay street ne
Donald Bernard Murphy, 81, and Jean
ette Hudson Bateman, 80, both OF
Takoma Park, Nd
James Zambelli, %, New York City, ano
Jane Marilyn Deason 90. salem, Ind;
Bernard Sanford Josephson, 20. and
Asnes Ann Filarski, 20. both Of
Arlington. Va
Lawrence Charles Ward, 10, 1888 Park
road N NV .aT. and iFs.t PhyiLiS LaVerne Fofo'
John Patrick Osoling, 20. 1911 Carpen-
ter street Sc. and Mary Louise Bark
ley 20, 1900 Massachusetts avenue
barbara Jean sandifer. 26, both Of
l0ll Seventh street sc.
Tivis Burns Baldridge 2l 1877 mis-
sissippi avenue Sc. and Wanda Fave
Thomas. 20 Paducah. Ky
Emerson Brandon; 43 and
Mary Giles so, both Of 1921 Mime
sofa avenue ne
Willie Robert Thomas Is. 237 Ninth
street ne and Vrseline Daphnia
Tillman. I6, S23 New Jersey avenue
NV
william Rocket Mapp, % Jackson,
Miss and Virginia snowden Barker.
23 3S34 Morrison street NV
Maurice Alvin Brown. 20, 40 Rock
Creek Church road Nv, and Jeanne
Yvonne Pinkett. 25, 732 Rock Greek
Church road n ".
Allen Hampton Ritter. %. 400 KENYON
street NV. and Edna Famata Saun- .
ders. o6. 1929 Thirteenth street nv
Herman Taylor Prescott - and Helen
HarreN Watson rs both of 29O1
FsiTlaWn aIenue sc.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
against the correct pairings at
the bottom.

Note: Score 10 for each cor
rect answer-l0O is excellent:
80, good. If you score below 80,
better look up the words you
missed in your dictionary.
Answers: IF. 81. 3-H, 4-G,
5-A, &C, I'D, 8-E, 81. lob.
Like to play word games?
William Morris has chosen 10
of his trickiest word games and
puzzles for family. party or
solitaire play. For your copy
of his new pamphlet, simply
send a self-addressed, stamped
envelope plus 10 cents for ham
ding to William Morris, Top
Ten Word Games, in care of
The Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
CityCIub
Names
Nominees
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star STAFF Writer

The Women's City Club,
facing one of the most signi-
f1cant elections in its history.
will choose new officers next
month from a slate of NOM
inees which include some of
its most prominent members.
The club has been split
by controversy since Decem-
ber over the boards action
in withdrawing the group
from the District Federation
of Women'S Clubs and both
factions are represented a
mong the candidates named
at the monthly meeting on
Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Fraser Web
ster, a former president, and
Mrs. Lawrence j. Blackmar
were the two presidential
candidates presented by the
Nominating Committee at
the April business meeting
and a third candidate, Miss
Ivy Lee Buchanan. was nom
mated from the floor.
Miss Buchanan, who also
was nominee for the board,
has not yet decided whether
she will continue in the presi-
dental contest.
The other nominees in
clude: Miss Lois Garlock and
Mrs. Lynette Harter, for first
vice president; former NUM-
cipal Court Judge Nadine
Lane Gallagher and Mrs.
Nell Caspary, for second vice
president; Miss Gladys Cor
don, for treasurer; Miss Mary
E. Gott and Mrs. Henry A.
Johns. for assistant treasur-
er; Miss Matilda Haney and
Mrs. Dorothy K. Butler, for
corresponding secretary; Miss
Helen Sanderford, for assist
ant corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Harvey o. Craver, for
recording secretary. and Miss
Fay Turner, assistant record
ing secretary.
Fifteen members Of the
Board also will be elected on
May 4.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, lOdit three
tull days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Texun Will Speak

The Very Rev. j. Milton
Richardson, dean of Christ
Church Cathedral, Houston.
Tex. will speak at noon lenten
services Monday through
Thursday and at 5:45 pm.
service Wednesday in the Epis-
copal Church of the Epiphany,
1917 G street NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
WORD GAME
Find IS or more words in
S T E w A RID
KERRY DRAKE
BUZ SAWYER
DAVID CRANE

meaning "a manager of a manor
or estate" Average mark is 40
words; time limit, 40 minutes.
Rules Of the game: I Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2 Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used 3 Only one form of q word is
useo 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to GLAZIER
gale, gaze, Esal, gear, girl, slaze. glare,
Eraze. Erail lazier, lager, large. lair,
EaT, ltra, ager. asile, ale. aril. zeal.
sAfl', eral, rage, raze. rail, rale, real
resal rile.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Embassy
Events
Held

Within four hours last
night, the President of Co.
lombia and Mrs. Lleras had
greeted about 800 people at
a Colombian embassy recep-
ton in their honor, downed
a haSty meal at Blair House,
collected their belongings
and boarded a train for Hot
Springs, Va.
The embassy party was the
last major event on the
Lleras' Washington schedule
and it was a properly -sump-
tuous climax.
Diplomatic, official. Con-
gressional and residential
f1gureS-many Of them old
friends of the visiting chief
of state and his wife, who
lived in Washington for
more than six years-poured
into Ambassador and Mrs.
SAM de Santamaria's resi-
dence for the reception.
The chiefs of missions
came first. All 83 were in
vited, and they were received
in the French Room a half
hour before the other guests
began arriving.
After being greeted by the
hosts and President and Mrs.
Lleras, the guests moved on
into the ballroom and other
salons of the embassy.
Red roses or bouquets Of
big yellow and white chrys-
anthemumS frightened al
most every corner on the
first floor, and the buffet of
fered lobster. shrimp, turkey
and a colorful assortment of
canapeS.
= y
The new Panamanian Am
baSSador to the United
States, Mr.. EraSme de la
Guardia, brother of Panama's
President este de la
Guardia. drank champagne
with his staff at the embassy
here, after presenting his Gre
dentials to President Eisen-
hover late yesterday morn
ing.
The new envoy, lawyer
by profession. was legal coun-
selor to the Panamanian
President before accepting
this, his first diplomatic as
signment. He has previously
served as Chief Justice of his
country's Supreme Court.
A good = looking. dark
haired man of about so, Am
basSador de la Guardia ar
rived in Washington last
month with his wife and
three of his four daughters
Nair. Is; Mariana, IL and
Gilda, 7. His eldest daughter
MariSol was recently married
to Mr.. Luis c. Abrahams. an
official in an insurance COM
pany. and they are living in
Panama.
The Netherlands Ambassa-
dor yesterday presented Ad-
miral Jerauld Wright with
the insignia of the Grand
Cross Of the Order of Orange
Nassau, with sword between
placards at a ceremony at
the embassy. Queen Juliana
of the Netherlands awarded
the honor, the highest Meth
erlands decoration for for
elgn nationals.
4
Another gathering last
night was at the Argentine
embassy, where the Ambas-
sador and Mrs. del Carrill
and the United States-Argen-
tine Society presented a lee
ture by Dr.. Harold E. Davis
on Juan Beutista Alberdi
QSl0-1884. the philosopher
OF Argentine politics.
Still another party was
given by the Assistant Public
Relations Attache of Thai
land and Mrs. Tembunkiart.
1t was a cocktail buffet, in
honor of Mr.. Nithed Yontra-
klch, new educational coun-
selor Of the Argentine en-
bassy.
Earlier yesterday the
Women's Committee for
Muslim-Christian Coopera-
ton sponsored a program at
the Indonesian Embassy.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
By DAISY CLELAND
Star stan Writer

6laE SlaH writer
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover turned the White
House tables on the women
members of the press yester-
day.
The news hens" who have
gaped and gawked at the
EiSenhowerS and their guests
at White House social func-
tions in the past found them
selves the guests at a lunch
con yesterday at the Execu-
tive Mansion.
Although it was a strictly
feminine party with Mrs.
Eisenhower as hostess. the
President came into the East
Room beforehand to listen
to a brief concert given by
the Defiance College Concert
Choir.
Mrs. Eisenhower said that
the President was particu-
larly anxious to hear them
since one of his Special AS
sistants (speech writer,
Kevin McCann is president
Of the college.
On Gold Bench
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover sat on the small gold
bench just inside the East
room and somberly listened
to THE Battle Hymn of the
Republic"
However, it was a different
President when the choir
burst forth with his favorite
The Yellow Rose of Texas"
He broke out with a laugh
as he turned to Mrs. Eisen-
hover and then with his
famed grin he turned back
to the choir and kept time
by tapping his foot.
Mrs. Eisenhower received
her guests in the Blue room
which was banked with
forsythia and yellow gladio-
luses. She was wearing a be-
coming afternoon dress of
black peau de sole and her
usual pearl jewelry.
Included in the SO guests
were wives of newSmen who
cover the President, presi-
dents of the women's press
organizations and wives of
the heads of the mems press
groups.
AS she entered the state
dining room Mrs. Eisenhower
looked about her and said.
This is one luncheon I'm
really going to enjoy" How
ever, there was hardly a guest
who didn't tell her what a
JOY it was to them.
The guests were seated at
the huge E-shaped table
used for state occasions. The
silver service was used as it
always is for luncheons and
ironically enough (although
it is also traditionaD the
Truman plates were used.
Masses of the new tanger-
inc carnations made the table
look like something out of a
movie set.
Something New
Mrs. Eisenhower said that
they were something new
developed by the Colorado
growers and when one guest
wondered if the shade was
not a tint. Mrs. Eisenhower
said no that it was the real
thing adding "I can testify to
that" She also was over
heard saying that the growers
send her three hundred car
nations a week for the White
House.
The hostess chatted about
her proposed trips to Paris
and Russia saying that it
all depended on the health
of her mother who has been
ailing for some time.
However, it is understood
that she is being fitted for
some new clothes which could
be used for the trips.
Mrs. Eisenhower quipped
Evening star., 1960-04-09

Earlier yesterday the
Women's Committee for
Muslim-Christian Coopera-
ton sponsored a program at
the 1ndonesian Embassy,
titled, Educational Oppor-
tunitles for Women in Islamic
and Christian Societies"
Evening star., 1960-08-28
FARMS
tcONrINUEpl

FOR RENT - Lovely farmhouse:
ga baths: hot water oil heat:
beautiful view, fishing privileges;
AVA sysilnble ABLE about Sept; ,s lS, Write;
FOR RETIREMENT-I70 :. all in
grass, stream--good fishing-Co;
Sss.m.ns, SSnas GEe s bat6s fs fGfE@si frepiaess; ss
insulated, nicely decorated; well
selected shrubbery. boxwood, etc.
Splendid view-low price Of $685..
Dairy farm: with equipment and
1S0 a.. Bordering river; Q dwellings
rented; barn. silo' etc.; S4o'OoO'
PERRow REAL ESTATE
Remington, Va. HE. 9-3527
FOR SALE = 255-acre Loudoun
County stock farm: high-producing
soil; conveniently located; build
ings in good condition; q money
making farm: price near $500 per
acre. Brokers invited. Phone after
z pm. VA. 2-37f9. Leesbufg.
FOREST PARK. nr. waldorf. Md
2 new brick ramblers: both have
hot-water heat, birch kits. with
eye.level oven, sep. din. rm.. 5
lge. bedrms. and lse. liv. rm.; one
has lge. utility rm. and carport
with storage area and one tiled
bath: priced at $4,000. The
other has full bsmt. and "a
baths; priced at $16,S00; excel.
1ss-AcRE farm: 10 mi. to D. c.:
half clear: long state roads front;
age; complete with 3 barns and
other bldes.: has modern 7-rm.
and bath farm house with COM
plete kit. and hot-water heat;
owners health forces sale at
Several lge. rambler sites from
lls acres up; priced at 81 ,150 up,
with terms as low as 5000 dn:.
$50 mo. For info, call MAI.
EDWARDS at WEst 4-4370.
BRANCH OFFICE
Evening star., 1960-08-28
ETST4EEe snETTT4HNSN TIRkXAATER TMIRPkkXYHAASR

inq 4-bedrm. frame home, Q hre-
places, elassed and screened
porches. Handicapped; lovely treeS
orchard, outbuildings; 25 mil1s
o. SAcREs-Rseh tobacco soil; ga
500 or paved road: price Of
$4,000 includes crop airssdy in;
NEAR PATUXENT RIvER-100
acres, mostly cleared and level.
wide streams, l0-aers tobacco al
hath home. 3 barns, stable. S5
so AcREsGstone Colonial home:
oil heat, basement, 4-car garage.
farm house, 3 barns, 2S-acre to-
bacco allotment. s5 miles D. c.
CALVERT fHf REALTY AGENCY CORP.
lif no answer. call 1s4 or 354)
LAND AND FARMS
FAMILY FARM ESTATE Of so
acres: S-room, 1ha-bath home;
stream and lake; close to inter-
uGhSW ehSREe; s:,!n $1,000 S.en ,.o .,,., land
rented for S1,00O per year; house
with bath, deep freeze. stove. re-
frigerator and furniture, available
for your own use. Real value at
S125 per acre.
s ACRES; Monteomery estate in
beautiful setting; illness makes
this an attractive buy; $50 $50.
900 ACRES PLUS: Central Mont
somery Investment opportunity;
SCENIC FARM: 115 acres overlook
ing countryside for miles and
miles; close-in. near interchange;
road frontage on 3 sides; $4,000.
Terms.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. $4,000 or WAverly 6-2233
Evenings: Mr.. Manuel, WA 6-1360
LEESBURG AREA-71 acres incl.
barn and house; fronts main hwy:
S15:5O0. FAIRFAX REALTY CIR.
3-2407.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HISTORIC TIDEWATER M

1-36 acres, fenced. nice for small
farm, springs, on paved road:
$4,000.
2-Harwood, 16a acres. modern s.
bedrm. home with nursery. hot
water heat; cinder block tenant
house with bath, > large tobacco
barns: large cattle shed and sta
BILE with water and electricity: SIS
acre tobacco allotment, an excel
lent farm; S47,500.
3-l5 acres, large Dutch Colonial
frame home, 6 bedrms., . baths,
living rm.. dining rm.. large mod
ern kitchen, full basement. 2
barns, outbuildings, 25 miles D. c.
4-43 acres, practically all cleared.
4-bedrm. frame home, new bath.
utility rm., screened front porch.
. barns. stable, fenced. orchard.
stream. 8 acre tobacco allotment.
long road frontage. 25 miles D. c.:
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, Lo-
THAN. Md. Phone University. z
S006; II no answer call Prince
Frederick los
Evening star., 1960-08-28
SOUTHERN MARYLANp RLTY. CO
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMS

IS A.-Clesn, 6-rm. brick house;
bedrms., bath, attic, bsmt.; com.
pletely remod. and renoy.; painted
inside and out: 40x60 barn. silo.
Baltimore milk permit. Half mile
hard road frontage; 10 miles
north Frederick; S21,000. terms.
292 A-9-rm., center-hall frame
hSuse' Icov mod kit "a bath baths snrn; iTTc
silSs, fss mstePnity SeGn y barn. al oAx six Farm
bldgs.. fertile land; 20 a. wooded.
bal. crop or sod; traversed by
streams: approx. . miles frontage:
IA miles n. Frederick: S270 per
a.; terms; $4,000 cash.
CARROLL MANOR EST.-146 A;
antebellum 12-rm. brick mansion;
true center hall, beaut; open stair
ease ease spseiSgS 1mi nis9 Gsnss reps
random flooring, mod. kit, 8 bed
rms, ga baths. h.-w.h.; Widows
tower, portico, formal boxwood
and rose garden, tree-lines drive
way, fertile sell; la-mile river
frontage: q mile hard road front;
age; nr. interchange of national
hwy. 70-s.. approx. 40 miles D. c.
wiIFoRp NJ. WATKINS. sO1, HI.
jAMisoN. wi. s-s2s3.
GAINESVILLE AREA-Beaut. =
acre estate, fronting on lge.
stream; house has liv. rm., library.
din. rm. with 1repl.. 4 bedrms,, and
sewing rm.; many outbuildines;
shown by appt. only; S20.000,
$4,000 cash. FAIRFAX REALTY,
CIR. 3-2407.
GETTYsBURG-15l a. grass and
crop land, 2 large streams, nunt-
ing, fishing; brick home. cows.
large barn: S17.500. BRUNSMAN
REAL ESTATE. 10 Ward ave.
Westminster. Md. Tilden Sill.
GOVERNMENT FAMILY would like
to buy small cheap farm in Po-
tomac Rockville GaitherSburg
area for week end relaxing. OIL.
6-5039.