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Evening star., 1960-05-22
Keynoter Role Seen
For Senator Church

him get membership on the i'm
portant Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee.
The choice Of the keynoter,
who acts as temporary chair
man of the convention which
opens in Los Angeles July IL,
will be made by the party's IA
member Arrangements Com
mittee at a meeting in New
York City Tuesday.
The group also will choose
the permanent chairman, a
post House Speaker Rayburn
relinquished this year because
he wanted to be free to support
Senator johnson for the nomi-
nation on the convention floor.
Gov. Leroy Collins Of Florida
was reported to have the back
ing of National Chairman Paul
M. Butler for that job. How
ever. some arrangements COM
mittee members obviously favor
Representative Boggs Of Louisi-
ana. who has worked closely
with Mr.. Rayburn in the
House. There also has been
mention of Senator Gore of
Tennessee for the post.
Information here confirmed
a New York Times story which
earlier reported that Gov. Col
Inns is expected to be named
the conventions permanent
chairman and that Senator
Church is the likely choice as
keynoter. The newspaper quoted
"a figure high in national party
circles" as saying virtual
agreement had been reached
on the selections.
Mr.. Buffers opposition to
Mr.. Boggs was reported to be
based on the contention that
Mr.. Boggs' selection would
give the convention manage
ment a top-heavy Catholic
tinge.
Mr.. Butler, who will open
the convention as national
chairman, is a Catholic, as is
Mr.. Boggs. The chief contender
for the party's nomination,
Senator Kennedy Of Massachu-
sets, also Is a Catholic.
Selection of Gov. Collins for
the permanent chairmanship
would be regarded as a signal
by Mr.. Butler and others that
they would like to make an
accommodation with South
ern Democrats who have been
threatening a split over the
civil rights issue.
Gov. Collins. who is looked
upon as q moderate in this
field. recently said that il
stores sell other merchandise
to Negroes they should permit
them to purchase food at their
lunch counters.
Gov. Collins term as gov.
ernor ends next January. He
could not run for reelection
under Florida law.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
BIZ the Associated Press

Senator Church of Idaho
was reported yesterday to have
the inside track today for
selection as the Democratic
National Conventions keynote
speaker.
The only other candidate who
seems likely to be given serious
consideration for the post is
Gov. Gaylord A. Nelson of Wis
consin.
Senator Church. IS, was
elected to the Senate in 1856.
He has worked closely with
Senate Dem ocra tic Leader
johnson Of Texas, who helped
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Rocket Kills Marine

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf,
May 81 (AP).-The Marine
Corps today identified a Ma
rine killed in the explosion of
a 3.5-inch rocket as Pvt. Joseph
A. Klasen, 10, New Munich,
MINI. The accident occurred
during a training exercise.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

lions Of enslaved people and at
least 13 captive countries. lib
Grated by Mr.. Stevenson's apt
phrases. would have occasion
to think profusely about this
over-polished literary combina-
ton of Don Quizote. Pagliacci
and Rip Van Wrinkle"
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Farley Critical
OF Stevenson S
Crowbar' Talk

NEW YORK. May 81 CAP).-
James A. Farley today called
upon the Forthcoming Demo
cratic national convention tc
condemn and repudiate" Ad-
lai E. Stevenson's criticism OF
the Eisenhower administration
over the U-2 spy plane incident
Mr.. Farley, former Demo
cratic national chairman, ac-
cused Mr.. Stevenson Of "at-
tempting to use the incident to
'sledge-hammer and crowbar
another disastrous nomination
for himself as the apostle OF
appeasement out Of the Demo
cratic Party"
Mr.. Farley supported and
campaigned for Mr.. Stevenson
in both the 1852 and 1856
presidential campaigns.
Mr.. Stevenson had said that
Premier Khrushchev Of Russia
wrecked the summit conference
but that the United States gave
him the sledgehammer and
crowbar to do it.
"Unwarranted Attack"
Mr.. Farley said "the unwar.
ranted attack" by Mr.. Steven
son ION the Presidents con-
duct Of the summit negotia-
tons. in my opinion, in no way
represents the thinking Of the
Democratic Party"
He called on Democrats "tc
keep the symbol of our party
the Democratic mule and not
Mr.. Stevenson's umbrella" anc
added:
For Mr.. Stevenson to state
that the administration gave
the Soviet a "sledgehammel
and a crowbar" to wreck the
summit conference indicates tt
me that Mr.. Stevenson con.
tinues to be as misinformed or
the facts as he is infatuated
with his own writing style"
The Postmaster General ir
the late President Franklin D
Roosevelt's cabinet said ut ha.
been my experience that adroit
phrase-making does not neces.
Sarily indicate sound policy.
making, a view which I finC
fortified by the rejection Of Mr.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

Stevenson on two occasions by
the American electorate"
Mr.. Farley continued:
1T is a pity that the course
Of history cannot be reversed
by a well-turned phrase, in
which case hundreds of mill
Evening star., 1960-07-10

rrmE.~
Evening star., 1960-07-10
BEAT NIXON
By EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co.

In dramatic about-face the Nations teen
ayers have changed their minds since the first of
the year and now maintain that Senator Kennedy
and not Vice President Nxon-is the man to
beat in the November election.
Not only do they argue that the Massachu-
sets Democrat will defeat Mr.. Nixon in the fall,
but look on the Senator's selection as the party's
nominee at the Democratic convention, which be-
gins tomorrow in Los Angeles, as cinch. AS far
as they're concerned Senator Kennedy is it.
The teens choice of the Senator to oppose Mr..
Nixon is not new. They predicted it in Nation
wide poll conducted by this bureau in January.
But the young people said then that either Mr..
Nixon or Governor Rockefeller could and would
beat him in the November ballotng. In second
poll-iust completed and based on answers from
953 teens from coast to coast-the picture has
changed completely.
From their January choices of Mr.. Nixon
first Governor Rockefeller second and Senator
Kennedy poor third to become the next Presi-
dent, the young people now name the Senator
first Mr. Nixon second and Governor Rockefeller
not at ALL AS matter of fact they insist that the
whole contest is two-man race even before the
conventions, and dark horse possibilities for the
nomination on the Democratic side, such as Adlai
Stevenson Senator Symington and Senator john
son, are now alSo-rans. For local teens opinions,
see the "Talking 1t Over column on Page g.
The January count saw the Nations youths
picking Mr. Nixon to cop the presidency in No
vember with 20 per cent, Governor Rockefeller
Continued POss
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Evening star., 1960-12-23

SMITHSONIAN RECEIVES ROYAL REPLICAS
Queen Philip gave
por Royal Worcester Dorothy Doughty Poo Wobe
their visit here in 1857 Yesterday repeo Of these
the Smithsonian Institution Charles Mudoon eh)
and accepted by Dr. Leonod cochoe secretary Of the smonon
Stoff Photo
Evening star., 1960-12-23

didn't know him." she says,
I'VE dated in high school,"
She went on to Loretto
Heights College in Denver,
later taking special social
service training at the Uni
versities of Chic ago and
Utah. The Governor Is q
graduate Of Denver Univer-
sity.
The couple renewed their
friendship in London during
World War II. Mrs. Hickey
was a Red Cross director and
he was a captain with the
United States Infantry. They
were married back home in
l945.
To move into the Cover
nor's mansion last year they
left a Colonial style three
bedroom brick rambler in
Northwest Cheyenne. At first
the boys were homesick in
Evening star., 1960-12-23

their new home and called
1t a hotel"
The executive mansion is
the scene Of at least three
teas q week during the win
ter season, sometimes more.
A policy Of long standing in
Wyoming opens the Cover
nor's home to any organiza-
ton Of 10 members or more
who make the request.
"All Of the rooms are open
to the public" Mrs. Hickey
notes. guests 60 through the
entire house during the
visit"
A tea with Mrs. Hickey as
hostess and tourist guide
usually ensues after such re-
quests. filling a major por-
ton Of her busy schedule.
The children. coming home
from school to find the teas
in progress. at first retreated
Evening star., 1960-12-23
WHY GROW OLD?
ForHeoIth, Beauty
EotRight, Exercise

Of the modern fountains Of
youth.
I. Do you organize your
work and your life so that you
have short rest periods dur
ing the day?
Do You Laugh?
5. Do you try to. see the
humorous side of life? How
often do you really laugh
each day? This not only oils
the wheels Of daily living but
leads to lots more fun, charm
and health.
8. Are you conscious Of
your posture? Do you try to
correct any defects?
z. Do you cleanse and lu-
bricate your skin ct least once
daily? Twice Is better.
8. Do you attempt to be
well groomed?
There are 50 many more
things which could be added
to this list, but II you do the
above you viii be on your way
to q more outgoing attitude.
to better health and more
beauty and charm.
Doesn't Take Time
And these do not take q lot
Of time! 1t takes as long to
eat q devitalized meal as q
nutritious one. Skin care
takes only q few minutes q
day. Looking for the funny
side Of things is just a habit.
as looking at the dreary side
Is.
Three little 1O-minute rest
periods add up to only half
an hour and will do won-
ders for you. Even q half
hour Of exercise viii bring
you great results.
Evening star., 1960-12-23

to the upper rooms Of the
house for privacy. They soon
learned "teas" meant left
over cakes, cookies and sand
wiches were available for
sampling in the kitchen.
Greater activities, includ-
ing a whirl Of state dinners
the Hickeys gave last year.
find the boys retiring to
their second-floor bedrooms
for school studies.
Because the mansion is
furnished by the State, the
first family brought with
them only personal items Of
lamps. books. pictures, q
piano.
Early riser. Mrs. Hickey
walks to a nearby church
each morning, returning
home in time to prepare q
hearty breakfast for the
Governor and their young
Evening star., 1960-12-23
Flickeys Are Individuq|ists
With Close Family Ties

talking directly to the Gov
ernor or Mrs. Hickey.
Sons Welfare
I'VE want to keep the at
mosphere unspoiled for the
boys" Mrs. Hickey explains.
that is one reason why we
don't have a butler. The vel
fare Of our sons comes first
our family life revolves
around them. We DO every
thing together"
Winifred and Joe Hickey
grew UP within a block Of
each other in Rawlins and
then went their separate ways
through college.
II don't remember when !
Evening star., 1960-12-23
by MARY {. VAUGHAN
Star stag Writer

win Hickey, blue eyed
prematurely gray wife Of
Wyoming's Gov. Joe Hickey
(who viii take over the Sen
ate seat left by the death Of
Republican Keith Thomson) /,
win bring to Washington Q
penchant for simple living.
Gov. Hickey announced to-
day he will resign shortly as
Governor to serve in WASH
tngton.
Mrs. Hickey is a non-con-
formist who maintains q
close family unit.
Customarily, the first lady
Of Wyoming rides in a fancy
Evening star., 1960-12-23
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
ReRiatef and Tribune SYndieata

1eCBA@eSA oAS AAAb0AS CshAAOoSS
Here Is 9 little check list
you may want to tack up on
your bedroom or bathroom
door.
/. Do you get enough sleep?
2. Do you get enough ex-
ercise or have you dropped
the habit? It must be daily to
be most valuable.
3. Do you plan your meals
for health as well as for aD-
pearance and taste? In other
words. are you seriously inS
tereSted in nutrition? Are you
determined that you and your
family get the essentials for
fine nutrition? This Is one
Evening star., 1960-12-23

chance to catch up on the
days activities. The boys
finish their homework after
school in time to join their
parents for dinner about $50
Mrs. Hickey's hobby (when
she can spare the time)
is collecting antiques. II
search out antiques from the
period Of my ancestors old
homes" she volunteers, my
grandfathers were born in
Ireland and came to Wyoming
via Nebraska with the rail-
road"
Evening star., 1960-12-23

sters. He's usually in his
Office by 8:15 each morning,
walking the four blocks
from home.
TOgetherness
Preserving the family unit
is uppermost with Mrs.
Hickey at mealtimes. She
makes 1t a point to be home
for the children's lunch,
mostly prepared by the cook
who arrives about 9 every
day.
Dinner gives everyone q
Evening star., 1960-12-23
Poetry Discussion

Representative poets Of the
1930s will be the topic Of
discussion Thursday at the
II am. meeting Of the poetry
group Of the University Wom-
ems Club. Mrs. c. r. Wilhelm
will lead the discussion.
Evening star., 1960-12-23

carriage in the Equality
States annual whoop-te-do
frontier parade.
Individualist Win Hickey
broke with tradition, after
his Inauguration last year
by riding horseback in the
big parade through Cheyenne,
alongside her husband and
their sons, John IL, and Paul
8.
The HickeyS answer their
own doorbell in the States
three-story brick executive
mansion with its impressive
white columns.
And when the phone rings
in Wyoming's No. / home, the
caller generally finds himself
Evening star., 1960-12-23
HOLIDAY TOAST

Finnish Ambassador and
Mrs. Seppala were hosts at
the embassy last evening at
the first Of two Christmas
Glogg" parties they will give.
The drink, a traditional
hot spiced beverage. is served
in Scandinavian countries
during the holiday season.
Evening star., 1960-12-23

The Seppalas will give
their second party next
Wednesday. They also have
invitations out to a supper
dance, a party they give an
nually on January 6. The
date was chosen, 1t was ex-
planned. as the last time
before the Christmas decora-
tionS are taken down.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Sc BUICK

Roodmoster 2.door; oviomoiic
transmission. rodio ond hsa'er,
power steering end brokes. cleo
Nie windows; ivory E00E
and green; oS is ~OS
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STATION WAGONS
'ss FORD

8 = passenger Country Sedan;
powerful va engine; iondord,
rodio and heater; E1T0S
ivory and blue ~BtOS
Evening star., 1960-04-08
81 CHEVROLET

Bel Air; sto,I Ilord transnnission;
81. 900 oetUol milesj sold onG
serViced by Us since E9H
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

CHOICE, Alex. Fairfax and Lou
doun County. commercial and in
dustrial acreage. For information
see Mr.. Morehouse. Call today,
CLARKE e. SAMSON, INC, Real
tors. Ov. 3-3232 and XII. 9-6640,
COMMERCIAL LOTS on Rte. 50.
miles west of Kamp washington
ideal for motel, garage or excellent
investment. GORDIN : MENSH
REALTY CORP. CIR. 3-456O.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-37.OOO 50
II. of ground in Alexandria, Va,
zoned heavy and light: TT. sid
ing. one block from river, one
block from Mt. Vernon hwy. Will
build to suit. Phone DE. 2-4700,
IN HEART OF SILVER SPRING
ColeSville rd.-iO,000 So #. zonec
CO., corner location, across pub
lie marking. Mr.. Don Young. Sun
day. TU. 2-719S. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC, JU. 7-7704
WHEATON-Ideal location for 9
small once building: priced right
Mr.. Don Young, Sunday, TU. ..
7l9s. FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC, JU. 7-77O4.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTs By
GAGE & INVESTMENT co. 3I9
Southern Bldg. Ma. S-333l; i'm
mediate service. 10 TO 4:30 pm
MONEY. end TRUsT-We will buy
md trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 n. Y
ave. NV. Ma. S-5S3S.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Isl
and 2nd trusts INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC IA 7-5s0O
end TRUSTS-Absolute top spot.
cash prices paid; Nd, Va. D. c
Call daily or nights. VIII. 6-6ls2
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GARAGES

GARAGE ANDfOR sToRAGE
SPACE avail. for commercial use:
Will accommodate 20 autos: I
block from Union Station: immed
occup.: rent monthly or short
lease. LU. l-R4On
Evening star., 1960-04-08
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Attention. Sportsman
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-Four-b -bedrm.
cottage, on beach Liv. rm., kit.
bath for sale, $4,000. HE. 4-465S.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Mod., 2-b.r.
cottage. on ocean. Scr. pch and
gar.: spec, $50 vk., May and June:
avail. mo. of July. KE 1-l5l2
Evening star., 1960-04-08
'ss FORD

Sunlinsr; block finish; V.s. y
and h., Fordoma'ie. power
steering and G100E
brokeS -----H1J0J j
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

to Westinghouse and
srowine industrial sree: lower
Nd. Call FRANK ABBO. wO. s.
1914 Brokers invited.
ENCLOSED IO5xIO5 . TT. YARD
with 3nX4O clear-span Butler
Dow Chemical plants building in
building concrete slab, plumbing
electricity. $40 mo. SP. 3-3aOO
10000 SO. FT. industrial. . floors:
flre-reSiSting bids. neavv-load
floor, 5,00O-lb freight elevator.
loading dock. on BSO siding i'm
mediate occupancy. located sv. Of
Bennlns and MINI ave ne. D. c
For inspection. call MA. 9-l433
Evening star., 1960-04-08
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASHTON REALTY CO. has lots and
acreage, Fred-Carroll, Co. nr Mt.
Airy, $500 acre up. WA. 4-9Sl !.
ATTENTION BUILDERS. / or 30
choice wooded lots, zoned RR, nov
available Bradley blvd. area. Sub
ordination available. ARDMORE
REALTY CO, OIL. 2-7735, ewes,
Evening star., 1960-04-08
AVIATION

AERONCA CHAMPIONS a., 1876
model. BEACON FLYING SERV-
ICE. Hyde Field, Clinton, CY
5-a440.
AT-6, Il share, S695: engine anc
sirframe Al condition. WI ..
4iS4, Sun. or after 6 pm. wkdys
Evening star., 1960-04-08
MOTORCYCLES

SSA SIS $50 &C, Golden Flash
Model A-lO. Has not been raced.
Call EN-. 3-a643.
BMW-Save big money on 1853
BMW, like new. Guaranteed
MILLER'S, 1919 Fairmont ave
Bethesda, OIL. 4-003a
SCOOTERS-Finest German snc
Italian machines. S models Il
choose from. 1879 up. Phone fol
free literature MILLER S, 49ls
Fairmont ave, Bethesda. OIL
4-003a
TRIUMPH SIS. 200 &C. saddle
bags, windshield, excel. cond. Low
mi. $500. LO. 7-0652.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
'5s CHEVROLET

lmpolo; beby blue finish; VS.,
automatic tronsmissien. .. and
h., power steering N900S
and brokss ----~6VOO
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FARMS
(cONTINUEDl

FRONT ROYAL AREA-27 beauti-
full acres. substantial 4-bedrm.
. bath home, front and side
screened porch, oil h.W.h., . cal
masonry garage, red barn, work
shop, hay oarrack. maple shade
wonderful view. Located on mac
adam rd. Must be seen to b,
appreciated. S26,950, terms
PETERS REALTY, Great Falls
Va. PL. 9-216l.
POOLESVILLE AREA = los acres
operating dairy farm, , houses
nice stream. S47,500. $4,000 casl
required. Good investment.
GENE CASTLEBERRY OIL. A-l43.
Evening star., 1960-04-08

II LOTS with river view, all i'm
provements, $1,000 each: will sub
ordinate VIM. E. BARNES CO.,
INC, Real Estate Broker SO
200 ACRES, zoned Industrial, com
mereial. apartment and residen'
tial: 3s mi. D. c.. with frontage
on railway. 3 highways and pro
posed interchange. For sale By
OWNER. Terms with subordina'
ton and releases; S150,000 casf
required Write P. o. Box 4074
Chevy Chase IL.
2I5-ACRE wooded building lot, in
desirable residential neighborhood
stream borders property. COR
DIN-MENSH REALTY CORP, ia
4-6060.
AZ ACRES, wooded, Burke area
zoned for l-acre building lots
For further information, call XII
a-353O. EBNER r. DUNCAN CO.,
Realtors and Insurers.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

CLIENT NEEDS 5000 to 5000 so
II on A.; suitable for print
shop, conv to downtown, nv.
sTss Ssil NJ Ssss; 70 5-2s6O,
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C0NVERTIBLES

50 CHEVROLET
lmpolo; popular white finish,
25o-h.p. V.s, power steering
and bTokes, rodio, E9A0k
heater; red interior ~6ROS
Evening star., 1960-04-08

A BUYER cash today or VIII sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal WI
e-1970 DlCKEYs AP 7-s0s0
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with a clean
car 70 sell. call IA. 9-2661 KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV
BEFORE YOU SELL see Lefty and
Pat WEIGH. WEST MOTORS, INC,
5333 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-4533.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
ST CHEVROLET

Bel Aiy We, oUiemotie Nons-
mission. rodio and heoter. pow.
or steering; ot'roe- EfEAE
tive white finish SIVSV
Evening star., 1960-04-08
'S6 CHEVROLET

s-posseneer Bel Air; eonssrva-
tive ivory and grey; V-s, cute
motto. rodio end 00E
heo'er 900 6VV
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

GOOD 10-RM.. bath. house; In
VILLAGE near Rte. 80; q acres OF
CITY water; wonderful investment.
Phone OWNER. Upperville. Va.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
Attention Contractors
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Ar SPRITE 50: COct), 1000
miles, all extras. cost S2.13S.
immac.: Sl.65O. Going to Europe
AID. 2-35S3.
ALTA ROMEO Sprint Veloce 50 J..
clean, light blue finish; sacrifce,
$500. JE. 4-90s0.
ALTA ROMEO 1859 convertible: a
real sharp little sports car, never
been raced: priced for quick sale,
Evening star., 1960-04-08
ST PONTIAC

Siorchisf; ivory ond blue 2.ions
finish; ouiomoiie tronsmission.
r. ond h., power EfE0E
steering ond brakes SbOSO
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"a CHEVROLET

s-possenser Bel Air: standard
tron'mi',io", rodio and S70S
heoteT immaculate WV
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FARM SPECIALIST

:, G 3 WoLFORD Broker
II. o-2lsl Hamilton, Va.
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CAPITAL GAIN
OPPORTUNITY
Gaithersburg-Redland

Gaithersburg-Redland
92O a. High, scenic. fertile Ches.
ter loan plateau in Great Sen
eca" Watershed. Two 10-rm
houses, 4 semimodern ten. houses;
farm bldgs., valued $4,000 Ex-
eel. fencing, ) streams. $50 a. oak
pvt. macadam drive. Near Acc al
Germantown. 90 mi. D. C. Will
lease 81, 800 to $1,000 per mo,
thus 4'c investment Land appre-
citation approx. 1Oec per annum
Total 14ro investment at $500
$40 a. adjoining industrial park
and airport. excel. topo. Approx
. mi. nd. I'd. front; city water;
mr. Interchange Washing. Natl
pike; is mi, D. C. S1,250 per a
81 a. Rock Greek watershed
sewer line throush entire prop.
eerty, R-9O zoning proposed
3s a. Part wooded. Stream, SCOTT
front. $3.50 per a.
60 a. High scenic plateau. Y
wooded, stream, I,4O0-ft. front
S40O per a. Take all.
6.5-a. bldg. site, High picturesque
elevation; Fred. City mr.. Urbana
Interchange Wash. Natl. Freeway
excel, turf. lake, 350-ft. I'd. front
$1,000, terms.
49, a. BeallSVille, MONTGOMERY
Co. High elevation, part wooded
stream. SCOTT. front, Rte. IS
Is mi. Rockville. $3.50 per a.
Charles H. Jamison, Broker
WI. S-a223 or 3O1-DI. 9-3262
Kevin Wade JU. s-26i
GEORGETOWN PIKE - 2.2-acr,
wooded estate, $1,000.
Forestville, Va, area:
) Acres, $500.
10 Acres, Sl,650
per acre.
30 Acres with bldgs.,
$1,000 per acre.
104-acro farm, ideal for developer
81. 100 per acre.
WALLS REALTY Ell. 6-229s
KE s-5143
HIGH AND WOODED IL ACRES
Prestige community, nr. Rockville
and proposed Lakewood Country
Club: approve percolations
80, 500. Call ewes. or Sun. am,
30l-WA. 6-3S34.
IDEAL BUILDING LOT, . acres, II
exclusive section beyond Potomac
Nd, on new macadsm road, view
of Sugar Loaf Mt; S5.40O. By
OWNER, call VIII. 6-2223.
McLEAN-Beautiful residential lot
quiet street: only $3.50. Won
last, FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC. Ell. 6-6022.
Md choice lots, 20Ox54 #. each
beaut. trees; committing distance
D. C. LA. 9-4772.
NV. WOODED LOT. adjacent Il
Rock Creek Park; paved streets
utils. RA. 3-a233.
NEARLY 8 ACRES, Wheeler I'd. Sc
zoned R-5A: all utils.; will subor
dinate. HARTMAN REALTY INC.
REALTORS; LU. 4-34O0; ewes.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
tcoNIINuEpl
VIRGINIA

100 acres ready for development
into small estates. Prince william
County. Lots Of road frontaRe
$3.50 per acre.
Acreage mr. Manassas with deer
stream frontage. S265 per acre.
Courthouse Realty
FAIRFAX VIRGINIA
CIR. 3-225l From o-5 Weekdays only
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50 PLYMOUTH

9-possenesr Suburban. sporty
ivory and reds va. oUtometit,
rodio and heater, N170E
power steering ~HVV
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUILDING LOT. Port Charlotte,
west coast; S1,1q5. 5000 down,
no CLOSING fees. JE 2-4o65,
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

APPLICATIONS being received for
weekendS, months or summer, bay
front properties. Reasonable. Box
220-A. Star
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81 FORD

Foirlons Tudor Victoria; We,
Fordomotit, rodio and heoier,
ivory and green 9Ok
finish ---------- Wow
Evening star., 1960-04-08

so ACRES in secluded valley OF
Blue Ridge Mts., nr. Sperryville,
Va. go mi. to d. c. Historic
house, z ireplaces, log cabin kit,
pond site. S16,5OO. OWNER, IA.
Evening star., 1960-04-08

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.