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Evening star., 1961-05-31

FAH1S, May 0l.-FreSlQenC
Kennedy and President Charles
de Gaulle reached general
agreement" today on the prob
lem of West Berlin in the open
ing session of their allied pol
icy conferences.
This result was announced
by a United States spokesman.
Crosby Noyes Sees Berlin as the Major
Issue at Poris. Poee A-20
He said the agreement was
achieved within the course of
a 45-minute discussion when
they first met.
Press Secretary Pierre Sal
niger told reporters that dur
ing the day the two Presidents
discussed Berlin, problems of
Southeast Asia and the Ge-
neva conference on Laos"
Mr.. Kennedy and Gen. de
Gaulle met twice today for a
total of two hours and IS min
utes. They met for As minutes
before luncheon and for an
hour and so minutes after
lunch.
Talk on Africa Begins
The two Presidents started a
talk on African problems, which
will be continued tomorrow
morning.
They came to general agree
ment this morning in their dis
cussions Of Berlin" Mr.. Salinger
reported. He refused to amplify
this statement.
However, it was known that
Gen. de Gaulle was prepared to
insist that the United States
and its allies must take an un-
compromising stand. backed
with force if necessary, against
Soviet threats and pressures di-
rected at West Berlin.
The speed with which the
general agree ment" was
reached indicated that Mr.. Ken
nedy welcomed Gen. de Gaulle's
firmnesS on the Berlin issue and
that Gen. de Gaulle was rcas-
sured by the policy position Mr..
Kennedy stated.
Mr.. Salinger said the atmos-
phere was cordial. Mr.. Ken
nedy was described as delighted
with the reception he received
on arrival in Paris this morn
ing.
NATO Not Discussed
In the talks, Mr.. Kennedy
and Gen. de Gaulle did not get
around to discussing NATO
problems, Mr.. Salinger said in
reply to questions. Nor did
they discuss the Middle East.
They met with only inter-
prefers present. Their staffs
of advisers may join them late
tomorrow or Friday morning.
Mr.. Kennedy began his first
venture in summit diplomacy
with Gen. de Gaulle after re-
ceiving a 101-gun salute and a
warm welcome from the people
of Paris.
The streets of the French
capital wore a gay and festive
air. But the political atmos-
phere was grimmer. On Satur-
day, Mr.. Kennedy will meet
Soviet Premier Khrushchev in
Vienna under the threat Of a
new Berlin crisis later this year.
Mr.. Kennedy on his arrival
publicly assured Gen. de Gaulle
that their own talks in his view
are as important as his meet
ing with the Soviet Premier.
greeted win warmth
The young American leader
called on Gen. de Gaulle, SEN
ior statesman of the Western
Big Three, just two hours after
his jet airliner landed at Orly
Airport. He had flown from
New York in 6 hours and 81
minutes.
Gen. de Gaulle. 10, greeted
Mr.. Kennedy, "A, with obvious
warmth in his handshake. In
his resonant, rolling French he
told Mr.. Kennedy, You are
most welcome to France" He
spoke of the difficult circum-
stances in which the world
g. UEATNYrnNy No. n
Evening star., 1961-05-31
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Evening star., 1961-05-31
G 1851 by The WsshinEton Star
BY HAYNES JOHNSON
Star Staff Writer

1t is an imposing structure, standing
there in the midst of the slums-old, solid,
substantial.
On any Sunday as the well-dressed
Evening star., 1961-05-31

with hundreds Of Negroes in oil wuIks Of life. The
drawing Of Corinth Baptist Church, 908 N street
NV, on Pose A. is by Lily Spondof.
parishioners go inside in large numbers
the first impression is one of strength
and unity.
The impression of that Negro church
is correct, as far as it goes. The more than
5000 members are united and they do
give energetic support to their church.
Something is missing from the picture,
however; something which isn't visible at
first glance.
Our m m b ership is distributed
throughout the city," the minister was
saying in his study" but unfortunately we
don't have too many members in this area.
I'VE have just started an experimental
Evening star., 1961-05-31
TILE XAIF Full Report
IH6 TEN. on Poee BIZ

District and vicinity-Increasing clou-
dinesS. not so cool tonight, low in upper
sos. Considerable cloudineSs and mild to-
morrow. High and low of last "a hours:
High, rs, at 2 pm. today; low, 48, at 5:45
am. today.
Evening star., 1961-05-31

Crosby Noyes Sees Berlin os the Major
Issue at Poris. Pose A-20
Evening star., 1961-05-31
Kennedy and De Guo||e
Reach Accord on Berlin
Firm Stand
Is Indicated
In First Talk
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press Staff Writer

PARIS, May 31.-President
Kennedy and President Charles
de Gaulle reached general
agreement" today on the prob
lem of West Berlin in the open
ing session of their allied pol
icy conferences.
This result was announced
by a United States spokesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
FORD MUSEUM COLLECTION INSPIRES
A SECOND MODEL ROOMS OPENING
Ill HILL,

Here, in the Henry Ford Museum Collection of Early American
furniture repIeos the dream Of Henry Ford collector and almost
ceony Of own becomes thrilling reality In four yesteeor
settings these hoom copied from the
priceless originals in the Henry Ford Museum Dearborn Mch-
gan with startling exoctude Of line, detail and finish.
Now the pencil post bed hehIohine the bedroom the Queen
Anne chairs erocine dining the pine huntboord red
hutch cobne green occasional tobe cheering Hunt
be and cherish amazingly modest prices Come
feel of pride great American Inheritance when
you see this group compemented choice accessories and
cIose-kn furniture adaptations.
WeL-Ths Furniture Galleries, Floor, Washington
as seen in our new Early American Series of
Model Rooms Sumptuous wool plush pile
Beau Chateau" carpet by famous Karastan
us square yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
IT, square yard

spuous best describes this subty texued plush carpet with
deepdown residence and uxuiont pile Woven with every tuft
KooLoc sealed and treated Beou Choteous
luxury withstand long years of And its coors
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Evening star., 1961-09-16

The Fairfax County Board
of Supervisors is studying
preliminary plans to turn
pastoral Sunset Hills Farm
into a $500 million satellite
city of $4,000 persons.
1t is the third time in re-
cent years the board has had
a chance to null over the
subject.
The latest proposal, made
earlier this, week, was sub
mitted by Robert E. Simon,
a New York millionaire, real
estate operator and music
patron. If given the go-ahead
signal by the supervisors, Mr..
Simon said he would like
to break ground within a
year, probably in the fall Of
1862.
Sunset Hills, located 10
miles from Washington and
about 3 miles from Dulles In
ternational Airport, is a 6,750-
acre tract encomposing about
Evening star., 1961-09-16
By JOSEPH B. BYRNES
Reol Estote Editor Of The Stor

IL square miles. 1t was pur-
chased in 1927 by the A.
Smith Bowman family which
established a distillery there
to produce the popular Vir-
ginia Gentleman and Fairfax
County bourbons.
Timing OFF
The Bowmans were the first
to propose Transformation of
the valuable tract into a
housing development. That
was in the mid sos, but their
timing was off. There was
no demand at that time for
a large community in that
area.
Several years ago the fam
lily sold all but a small parcel
of Sunset Hills to Lefcourt
. Realty Corporation.
Lefcourt, in turn, an
nounced plans for converting
Sunset Hills into a residential
community but dropped them
Evening star., 1961-09-16
Fairfax Supervisors Consider
Third Sunset Hills Proposal

round a central civic area of
as acres that will be the
focal point of the entire
development.
Construction of multi
family units such as apart
ments, hotels. motels and the
industrial buildings planned
for the area will be built by
Palindrone. Individual houses
and the separate neighbor-
hood units will be under
taken by independent build
ers who would either buy or
lease land. The homes they
build would be erected under
terms laid down by Palm
drome.
Bicycle Poths
In addition to dwellings,
schools, industrial structures,
shopping areas and a cultural
center, plans for the project
call for three golf courses,
See RESTON, Page B.
Evening star., 1961-09-16

last April to sell to Palm
drone Corp, headed by Mr..
Simon, for approximately
1913 million. The distillery
was not included in the sale.
Dubbed 'Reston
Should his plans be ap-
proved, Mr.. Simon intends
to call his self-contained
community "Reston." How
ever, unlike his predecessors
he has not ann ounce e d
grandiose plans for trans
forming the quiet Fairfax
countryside into a booming
city overnight.
His plan calls for a novel
approach that will extend
over from 10 to Is years and
will comprise 13 separate
neighborhood units linked
by paths and roadways to
each other. These will sur
Evening star., 1961-10-22
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Evening star., 1961-12-13

easy to give sport coats and rainCoats
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will make selecting his rare pleasure What's depend experienced depmp for helpful
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Fire Pumps Installed
For British Mansions
N. The National

LONDON. - The National
Trust, responsible for main
tanning many of Britain's state
ly old mansions, some dating
back to the 18th century. has
started to install turbine wa
terpumping devices as protec-
ton against fire.
One pump, recently put in at
Waddesdon Manor, near Ayles-
bury-which houses Sc million
worth of paintings and other
art treasures-deliverS 500 gal
Ions a minute through eight
hoses. 1t cost $4,000 and uses
water from fountains and
ponds.
Twenty-Five of these ire
placeable old houses have been
destroyed by fire since 1945.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Illinois Probes
Checks

CHICAGO, Dec. l3 (AP) -
The States attorneys office is
investigating the disappearance
Of S781.839 in Cancelled checks
which it said were issued dur
ing the administration of for
mer States attorney Benjsmin
S. AdamoWSki.
States Attorney Daniel Ward,
a Democrat who defeated Mr..
Adamowski. a Republican, in
the November S, 1860, election,
said he is making no accusation
but that a special prosecutor
will be assigned to make IAN
inquiry into these missing
checks and any other missing
property belonging to Cook
County"
Mr.. Adamowski, in a state
ment last night, said he de-
stroyed some records of his
contingency fund expenditures
to protect persons who came
forward to help the work of the
States attorneys office" The
contingency fund is used for
payments to informers or spe-
cialized experts or for renting
special equipment.
THE full responsibility for
expenditures from this fund
was mine" Mr.. AdamoWski
said. The county board. in the
controllers office, has vouchers
for advances to the fund.
"a certain amount of secrecy
in such. matters is essential in
law-enforcement areas, deal
ing with informers and the
buying of information"
Mr.. Adamowski. who lost his
bid for reelection by $4,000
votes, charged fraud and error
in the election and sued for a
recount. However, the suit
was dismissed by the Illinois
Supreme Court November II.
Mr.. Ward said he did not
take any action concerning the
missing checks while the re-
count contest was before the
courts.
He said payments from the
State attorneys contingency
fund totaled $833,983 during
Mr.. Adamowski'S four-year
term, but that Cancelled checks
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Kennedy Plans
Tight Schedule
On Latin Trip
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy will cover
$3.50 miles by plane. helicopter
and automobile in his week
end trip to Venezeula and Co.
lombia.
He also plans to work in
half a dozen speeches in the
fast, tightly timed journey.
The two major addresses are
to be delivered at an agrarian
reform site outside Caracas,
the Venezuelan capital. on
Saturday afternoon, and at the
San Carlos Palace in Bogota
Sunday night.
Mr.. Kennedy has allotted
time for private talks with his
hosts, President Romulo Betan-
court of Venezuela and Presi-
dent Alberto Lleras Camargo
of Colombia.
Projects to Be Dedicated
In both South American ma
tions, Mr.. Kennedy will join
in ceremonies dedicating prof.
ectS of the Alliance for Prog
ress-the Chief Executives 10
year program for United States
cooperation with Latin Amer
lea in economic and social
development.
Travelling with Mr.. Kennedy
will be a party of 10, including
Mrs. Kennedy and Chester
Bowles, the Presidents special
adviser on African, Asian and
Latin American affairs.
There'll be little leisure for
the President from the time
he leaves the White House
about noon Friday until he
heads back Sunday night.
The presidential party first
makes an overnight stop at
San Juan, Puerto Rico. where
the Kennedys will be guests of
Gov. Luis Munoz- Marin.
Caracas Parade Set
Saturday morning they'll ar
rive in Caracas-where former
Vice President Nixon's car was
stoned in anti-American DEM
onstrations 3l2 years ago-to
be paraded through the city
in a 25-mile motorcade.
After speeches, ceremonies
and conferences, Mr.. Kennedy
Evening star., 1961-12-13

for only $54,144 remain in the
records.
He said that a journal kept
by the clerk of the office
showed that more than half
the checkS-for $425,000-were
made out to cash"
Certain employees were ques-
toned relative to the files and
checks, and statements were
taken from employees that in
dicated that subsequent to No
vember, 1860, material. includ-
ing hand files and other rec
ords were trucked from the
office" Mr.. Ward told news
men.
Evening star., 1961-12-13
Sunday Liquor Voted

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Dec.
l3 (APD.-Daytona Beach resi-
dents have approved Sunday
liquor sales, In yesterdays ref
erendum, the vote was $751;
1900 in favor of legal sales in
bars, package stores and res
taurantS after 2 pm. on Sun
days.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
FARMS
CHARLES H. JAMIsON
CATTLE RANCH OR
SPORTsMAN'a HAVEN

306 a., Frederick Co., stock or dairy
farm, I0-rm. brk. house; elec. ant
running water: 2 ten. houses, {
with so stalls for Baltimore mill
market. silo, courthouse, stone barn
75a. wooded, bal. areable land tr
lush grass; 3 streams, lakesite
lease $3.50 per mo. Quite isolated
separate set Of buildings CONSISTING
OF S-room house, poor cond., stone
barn located on the edge Of q bio
meadow circled by lge, fast-moying
Linganore Creek. Would make ideal
country rendezvous fol, landlord
and family, without interfering
with cattle operation or farm
mi. from New Market Al mi
Wash. or BALTIC. 5000 per a., term.
"a cash, bal. at less than farm
lease.
$50 a.; West Montg. Co.: sod farm;
pre-Civil War stone barn, lge. bank
barn, courthouse and impl. shed
75 a. blue grass, 80 q. oak timber;
frontage Q nd. rds.. 30 mi. D. C.
$32b per a., terms $4,000 cash.
322 a., Frederick Co.. dairy farm
lO--room center-hall houe, ga
baths, mod. kit; 2 ten. houses Of
rooms each, dairy barn, milk
parlor. 4 misc. bldgs., streams,
much grass: mi. frontase Route 10,
south Of Frederick, mr.. Potomac
= River. $3.50 per a., terms.
o2 a., 6-room frame house, bath,
furnace, 5-rm. cinder block house;
water and elec.: 60-cow dairy barn,
h4x6O Ike, silo' horse barn, misc.
dG' sod y M mi WOUded ES tront On 0iss s5oss I6oo
terms $4,000, bal. 4tsSs, payable
$3.50 per mo.
200 a. Damascus, 7-rm. main house,
mod. kit. 2 ten. houses, 4O-stall
dairy. dry COW barn, calf barn;
gently rolling land, mi. nd. I'd.
frontage: $4,000: terms. V cash
sos a.. Mont. Co., estate, 10-rm
mansion. spac. entr. hall. liv. rm.,
llrepl.; lam. din. rm.. butler's PAN
try. mod. kit. master bedrm.,
bath. 4 other bedrmS.. IA baths;
o; h.-w;h.; 5-rm gueSthouse. Arm.
stone slave quarters, Scar garage;
black,-top drive. semiformal gar
den, beautifully Handicapped: 7-rm.
MANAGERS house. bath. oil heat: 3
other ten. houses. 3 hay and cattle
3arns; 9sdI. excel. FENCING; 2 mi, I'd.
G: $500 per era a., $4,000 GO CASH. 81, u
81 a.. white brk. house. mod. kit, 3
bedrms.. Hv. rm. and din. rm,, full
attic and bsmt.: entire house in
terror and exterior decorated: Is.
stanchion dairy barn. silo; "A mi
nd, I'd. frontage; So mi, D, C.;
S"".5OO; terms. $4,000.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Pooiesville; Nd, WI, s-9223
Evening star., 1961-12-03

DRY CLEANERS-Whoiesaie dry
cleaning, excellent price: also op-
portunity for bobtailers. Va. area.
OF. 4-Sl51, 10 a.m.-6 pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

Sc ACRES. Rte. Is, Dist. Hghts.
Md: $1,000 net. subj. zonine,
brokers Coop. invited. HE. 4-5932.
SN ACRES, clear land. good site
for home. ] mi. off o. s. 301.
near new U. q. 80. NJ. LEO
STORCH, CE. 6-5234.
40 LOTS. sewer and water: ready to
build: 2qes down subordinate tn
RESPONSIBLE partv. HUDSON RFAT.
ESTATE CO., UN. 4-1515, UN.
4-7171.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
CLEANING PLANT
$3.50 Down

Good Imam grocery; over 500
weekly; same owner over Is years;
priced unusually low at $500
lock, stock and barrel. 6-day op-
Grafton. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
(coNTlNUEp)

HIGHLY DESIRABLE LAW OFFICE,
commodious, air cond.; Just north
OF Treasury on 18th at. NV, Rea-
6onahle rent RE 7-RnAk
Evening star., 1961-12-03
r Washington, D. c.
December 3, 1861
BUSINESSMAN
WANTED

I have an excellent service
station for lease on upper
Wisconsin ave. in D. c. This
station is averaging $4,000
gallons q month and is
small enough to operate with
a minimum OF help. Gross
sales are exceptionally good
and yet could be improved
by an experienced service
station man. II you are at
all interested in the service
station business. don't miss
this one. For details. call
"A. 4-l100, weekdays and
JE. 3-0742. ewes. and week
ends.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
DEALE AREA

W/half block OF good swimming
boating, w/cheap taxes. This we'll
planned home for summer anc
winter living; lge. liv. rm., lge
tool shed, lge. weli-iandscaped iot
fenced. Priced $4,000.
A. SACRIFICE. This modern ram
bier in Deale area has Ice. liv
rm., w/firepl., din. rm., 8 lge. bd
rms, mod. kit, bath, hot waite
heat, lge. lot w/view Of water, al
water rights. Only S12,750.
FAlRHAVEN, stone bulkhead pier
3 lge. bedrms., 1l2-bath home W.
lge. liv. irn.. din. rm., mod. kit.
built-in garage, full basement; oil
heat, lge. well-landscaped lot
Priced only S19,950.
Your Choice Waterfront Specials
Evening star., 1961-12-03

CARRY OUT, Marlowe Hts. good
bus, low rent; only $4,000. reas.
terms. GIBRALTAR, Dl. 7-6500
CARRY-OUT SHOP; income. $3.50
to $1,000 .wk.. plus about $176
net mo. from extras; easy Ia
operate; only $4,000 dn. A. r.
SEELYE. Dl. 7-S325.
CARRY OUT-doing $1,000 wk.,
machines pay rent, nicely equip,
closed Sun. $4,000 down.
ATKIN g. ELY, 'TU. 2-310O
CAR WASH, suburbs. shows high
net profit, ideal for . partners,
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6b00,
Evening star., 1961-12-03
VACATION PLACES

SOUTH RIVER Sunny Side sect.
EdEewater. Nd. = Summer cot.
tage on beaut. lot; front I'd. of
ferS pier for swimming, fishing
and boating. $4,000. VIII, g.
5429 or 7.2-6577.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
A Minimum Of
Investment

viii put you in this fully
equipped modern Cities Serv-
ice service station located
in Arlington Co.: financial
help and paid training is
available 20 the right man.
Modern fabrication equip
ment Is provided at no addi-
tional expense. Close per-
Sonal assistance provides
every opportunity OF build
ing . sound business that
will net you a substantial
return for your investment.
For details. call IA. 4-llOO,
weekdays and JE. 3-0742,
ewes. and week ends.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
CASH available for lots, acreage;
D. C.: Nd. Va. No comm.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO,
ST. 3-SS60
CLIENT WILL PAY all cash. 800
acres or more, upper Mtg. Co.
Howard Co. r. l.. SMITH, Realtor,
GA. 4-7711, VIII. 6-6579.
DC. OR MD-Cash or terms. Cali
or write r. W. HORAD, AID. Q
1878, 1886 Vermont ave. NV.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
NEEDED-Finishe lots for build
ers and individual buyers; single
lots and up: particularly groups
of 5 to 10; record lots; acreages.
farms and 2oned ground In any
size also needed. Leon Sisson.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-907O
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO.. INC, ia. 7-5S00.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
ESTATE-FARMS

19-acre estate: offering a 2b-
story, s-rm. home: 4 bedrooms. 9
iull baths, oil hot-water heat
This home is surrounded By tower
ing shade trees. beautiful lawn
ana shrubbery, and having q PAN
oramic view. This acreaEe has
good fencing, . small streams,
large spring. and 4 very good well.
minis. from Frederick, As minis,
Washington. Asking 5000:
make US an offer; immed. possess.
90 Acres-43 q. open, 2 woodland.
good wells, several springs,
small stream, large barn, dairy
mouse. silo; S-room house with
bath and OFA heat. Panoramic
view. Road frontage; so min. D. C.
Asking S2S,000. This includes
dairy equipment.
800 AereS-260 a. contoured crop
land, balance woodland. Large
and small streams, several springs.
Excel. location for lakes. Ideal for
resort or upland game hunting
preserve. large barns, 1l-room
brick home: bath and heat: 9
frame houses. 40 mi. Baltimore OF
Washington. 6 mi. Frederick. Ask
ing $500 per acre. 25eo down; i'm
mediate possession.
We have fine selection Of country
homes, estates and farms TO choose
from. Office open Sunday and all
ewes. Call now. 301-MO. 1859.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
0UT.0F.T0WN REAL ESTATE

MELODY PARK, located on high
way $40, z mi. south of Front
Royal, Va.-l5 wooded acres;
lunch room, equipped; stage and
dTeSSIuS rms. cabin; contact AR
THUR { KNOWLES, Realtor, &.
South Royal ave, Front Royal
va, phone (103O MELROSE s.!
1864. or MELROSE 5-2265.
RESIDENTIAL-Income property On
! acre in Utica. New York-Wilf
trade Tor income or commercial
property, D. c. or Va. area. Call
SO. 5-S425.
SEMIDETACHED DUPLEX, 8 and
z bdrmS., close in town. S17.40O.
4Hzee first mortgage. Trade North
ern Virginia apis. W. Q. WHITE.
IA. 1891.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

SLAUGHTER HOUSE and mea'
packing and processing plant
Going business doing APPROX
500, 900 volume annually anc
showing VERY GOOD NET RE
TURN; The equipment is In goot
Acres Ths Ct Plant sns !; xS SsA.sS tsSS on Svs
and water. owner wishes to re
tire, Located approx. 55 mile
northwest OF Wash. d. C. and 81
miles west of BALTIC. Md. Writ,
Box 42-L, Star.
SMALL GROCERY STORE with 8
esSd aS conp asSS TO s1SnrHs o adeS WasS 81
ington. Approx. net S75 per week
$1,000 cash takes all. Cheap rent
BILL, AP. 7-6S3O,
Evening star., 1961-12-03
lcoNTINuED)
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

River. 3.9-aere PENN.
sula, over 1000 II. waterfront,
completely handicapped; 7-rm. and
bath home. 2 fireplaces, screened
porch, full basement; 2 guest cot
tages with 4 rms. and bath each:
screened beach, house, pier, perfect
cleared land. house, 2 barns, OUT
bldgs. available In addition for
caretaker. Priced for quick sale
-, due to illness Of owner; $38, 900.
Chesapeake Bay, f.
bedrm; home. living rm., dining
rm.. kitchen, bath, fireplace, porch,
garage; partially furnished; q
s@chesspeakD e aS maI o. Bay; e sll'9o0; isS.. ,ot.
modern 2-bedrm., bath home: fur
nished; lovely view, shade trees;
limmed l1d "a poss.; 40 mi. D. C.i