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Evening star., 1961-03-12
UnpredictabIe

The whole unpredictable
Kennedy regime has put the
Secret Service on its toes.
/, They're not quite sure what
sort Of activity to expect
from the Kennedys-who are
making their headquarters
at the White House, Palm
Beach, Fla; Hyannis Port,
Mass. and the hunt country
Of Middleburg, Va.
Mr.. Baughman says his
Secret Service men are bon
ing up. All those on the
presidential detail have had
TO retake a Red Cross SWIM
ming test to be prepared for
any swimming or sailing &C
tivities Of the Kennedys.
One is a water skier.
Physical fitness is stressed.
They take a special course in
fire-fighting and extra train
ing in the use Of firearms.
{ Every month, a White
House agent has to qualify
for craftsmanship, instead of
every six months as is re-
duired Of other agents, in
sub-machineguns.
They're schooled too, in
small arms, carbines and
"ABC's" - which in Secret
Service parlance means
atomic, biological and chem
ical warfare-and they can
read a Geiger counter.
At one time, when only one
pilot accompanied the Presi-
dent on his helicopter rides,
the Secret Service agent on
the trip knew how to land
the helicopter should any
thing happen to the pilot.
Though there usually are two
qualified pilots now, the
agents are still ready.
Chief Baughman revealed
that parachutes are. carried
on all presidential trips, dis
creetly slowed out Of sight.
His Secret Service guards
are ready to help the Presi-
dent into a chute and make
a jump If the occasion should
arise.
While the Kennedys have
been using their family plane,
Caroline" for many past
trips, the Secret Service pre-
fers the President to take
military aircraft because they
are kept constantly under
military security and guard.
If They Ski
Secret Service agents have
even thought out what to do
If the President and his fam
lily take to skiing. They don't
intend to follow down the
slopes. One man will be sta
toned at the top and another
at the bottom, keeping care
full watch on the descending
skier.
The Secret Service has had
plenty Of experience with q
golfing President and expects
Mr.. Kennedy to be on the
golf courses a lot, too.
When President Eisenhower
took to the links, a minimum
Of four Secret Service men
went around with him. In
warm weather when they
wore sport shirts, large pis-
tolls could be noted on their
hips. There were two agents
carrying golf bags, each bag
with only a couple of clubs
showing. They frequently
left the fairway and even the
rough to check on surround
ing woodlands. What else
they carried in the bags was
never disclosed, but we'll
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Oval elegance in diamonds
The oval is the newest cut for
diamonds brilliant and beautiful
in its long.lasting magnificence.
Rings shown set in white gold:
with five diamonds, 265.OO;
oval solitaire, 792.OO; with oval
center and side stones, $4,000;
with oval center and side
baguettes, !, l,65O.OO.
All including Federal tax.
Precious Jewelry, First Floor.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

meals he likes to drink hon.
ey. It's good for keeping his
throat in good singing con-
dition.
During dinner, Dion
asked if we'd like to accom-
pany him later to the night
club where he was singing.
He'd planned to take a cab,
but we decided it would be
more fun if he went with
us. Nom was there with the
car, so she also had the
pleasure of meeting the s.
foot 10-inch singer. The fact
that we got lost on the way
over didn't dampen our
spirits.
Dion took us inside the
night club and introduced us
to his manager, his pianist
and his drummer. After lis
tening to him run over one
song, we had to leave, since
it was getting so late. Dion
actually seemed sorry to have
us go. We'd had such a good
time in those few hours to-
gether. After thanking him
for everything, Dion added
the finishing touch. He
kissed us each on the cheek.
He is so warm and sincere.
We have kept up with
Dion through televiSion,
Evening star., 1961-08-25
A PROFILE OF DION

Mathis and Frank Sinatra
among his idols, thinks he
shares at least one trait with
them-a need to express his
emotions through songs.
Dion is passing from the
stage of being inarticulate
about himself to the stage of
not particularly wanting to
talk at all. He's moody, dis
tracted, and indicates that
he's just waiting to start
singing again, or to go out
with his camera, his only
other addiction besides work.
The young singer has
definite attitudes about the
girls he takes out, mostly to
the movies. He doesn't like
girls who chew gum, who
. wear excessive makeup, who
are too talkative, or gigglerS.
Marion Brando is his fa-
vorite actor, and Dion hopes
eventually to be an actor on
Broadway. 1t was with this,
among other things, in mind,
that he decided to part with
the BelmontS.
Gilbert Youth Service
Evening star., 1961-08-25

Overcoming Shyness Can Be Worthwhile DoYourse Project

in the Service. 1 liked him
very much at first but re-
Gently when he came home
on leave I found out that
1 don't like him any more.
It's isn't because Of an
other boy, it's just that
suddenly 1 realized I'm
much too young to be 60
ing steady with someone /
hardly ever see. Should /
write and tell him 1 don't
like him any more or
should I wait and tell him
when he comes home on
leave again?
DONNA.
Instead of writing and
telling the boy you do not
like him any more. I suggest
that you be more diplomatic.
Why not explain, as you did
to me, that you believe you
are too young to go steady,
so in fairness to him you
want him to know that you
are going to date other boys?
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am a junior in high
school. l haven't dated
very much until this year
but suddenly 1 became
quite popular. There is
something that is bother
ing me, though. There is
Evening star., 1961-08-25

AS most every teen-ager
knows, Dion and the Bel
monts are now separate en-
titles, under circumstances
that all hands proclaim is
amicable. Dion will go his
way, the BelmontS theirs. Ap-
propriately, Dion's first hit
record as a single is Lonely
Teen-Ager."
An uncommunicative lad
much of the time, Dion says
he is in the process of find
ing himself. Deeply influ-
enced by a youth counselor
named Dan Murray, Dion
processes to like nothing in
life better than work.
The 21-year-old Bronx boy
recently moved his parents
into a house in WeStchester
County, a matter of great
satisfaction since it gave him
the feeling that his singing
was helping others, besides
being a great emotional out
let for himself.
He is a great admirer
Of ballads, numbers Johnny
Evening star., 1961-08-25
By LINDA and MARCY DAVIS
Contributing Writers

Other teen ayers may
have gotten to watch Dion's
debut at a Washington night
club recently, but we had an
even greater experience. We
had dinner with Dion!
Actually, it was a reunion
for the three of us. We had
dined together two years, six
months and three days be-
fore. 1t was in Norfolk and
Dion, then singing with the
BelmontS, was to appear at
a big hop. But the cheapest
tickets in the balcony were
something like SO apiece, and
Mama said, mo"
Instead, we went to Dion's
hotel and waited for him in
the lobby. He had just made
the records II Wonder Why"
and mo One Knows" and
when we saw him coming
down the steps of the hotel,
he said, How did you know
it was me?"
He was so surprised we
had recognized him that he
invited us to have breakfast
with him, even though it was
4:30 pm. He had just walked
up. After breakfast we sat
in the lobby and talked and
the Belmonts joined us.
When we saw in the pa
pers that Dion was in
Washington singing we called
him. He remembered us and
invited us for dinner at the
restaurant of the place where
he was staying.
Even with his glasses on,
it was easy for us to recog-
nize Dion at the door of the
restaurant. He's had the
glasses for years, but only
wears them occasionally.
when I get a bug and want
to look intellectuall" he saws.
While talking to Dion over
dinner we discovered that he
loves short skirts. "They
should always be in STYLE"
he said. Il hope long skirts
never come back, and if they
do-don't wear 'em!"
Dion likes a girl to be her
self. He dislikeS false eye
brows, excessive makeup and
too much jewelry. AS for new
dance styles, Dion digs the
twist, but he doesn't go for
the pony.
Dion's taste in foods was
revealed in his dinner of
spaghetti, salad, rolls and
milk. He loves a lot of cheese
on his spaghetti and on
other italian dishes. Between
Evening star., 1961-08-25

one particular boy who is
very attentive. 1 didn't
choose him, he chose me,
and it seems the dating
custom around here-even
If you aren't going steady
is to 90 around with one
boy at a time.
1 don't like this system
since there are several
boys whom / like. Un-
fortunately, several times
when they have called me
for dates I have already
promised to go out with
the first boy 1 mentioned.
As a result they have either
stopped calling or are not
calling me so often.
What Is the best thing
to say in a case like this
to let a boy know l would
like to 60 out with him?
Do you think it is wrong
to date more than one boy
at a time?
INEXPERIENCED"
If a girl only goes with one
boy at a time that is much
the same thing as going
steady-even though they do
not have a regular going
steady agreement.
There is nothing wrong in
dating several different boys,
if they are nice boys, of
course. Judging by my mail,
Evening star., 1961-08-25

magazines, newspapers, and
of course we've bought all
his records. We even got a
post card actually it was a
picture of himself drawn into
a post card) from him in
New York a couple of weeks
ago saying Hi" and thanking
us for a letter we wrote
about him in a national
magazine. We're even think
ing of starting a Dion fan
club.
But there's only one trou-
BILE, We've met Dion, talked
to him, dined with him and
watched him rehearSe and
seen him on TV. But we've
never yet seen him perform
in person. That's our dream.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

CHARLIE STONE, IS, a
graduate Of George Mason
High (Va.), who'll be a fresh
man at Florida State Uni
versity-"We should be ready
to protect ourselves if some
thing should happen. If
something should start, a lot
of our families in West Ber-
lin would suffer. We
shouldn't start anything, but
we should be ready If some
one else does"
Evening star., 1961-08-25

call again by saying some
thing like this, I'm sorry,
Ted, but I already have a
date for Friday night, per-
haps we can make it some
other time, how about CIV
ing me a rain check?"
Evening star., 1961-08-25

you will be free to date others
when they call. If you do
have a date and another boy
asks for one for the same
evening, you can make it
plain, without sounding too
eager, that you hope he will
Evening star., 1961-08-25

ANN GRUVER, II, a senior
at Gaithersburg Md High
NO, I don't think we
should fight. I don't think
anything is worth fighting
over. We should avoid war
at all costs. It's better to,
make minor concessions and
boost Khrushchev's morale,
than go to war"
Evening star., 1961-08-25

NIKE FREEHILL, 1S, q
graduate of Columbian Prep
ID. c., who'll be a fresh
man at Roanoke College,
think if it becomes necessary,
I'd be ready to go and fight. I
wouldn't hesitate. By neces-
sary, I mean if the Russians
close off the border perma-
nently and if Kennedy said
so, we should fight.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

II more girls would alter
nate their dating partners
many of the present going
steady problems I receive
would not exist.
My advice is to date the
attentive boy less often so
Evening star., 1961-08-25

VERNE McCULLEN, II, a
graduate of Sherwood High
Md who'll be a freshman
at George Washington Uni
versity-"YeS, I feel we must
honor our commitments.
There's no other way. If we
don't, our word is not worth
anything"
Evening star., 1961-08-25
By DOROTHY KICKER

Register-T Tribune Syndicate
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I get along fine with
other girls and they say
1 am cute but l am bashful
around boys. If boys speak
to me or even look at me,
1 blush and get tOngue-tied.
/ try to be nice to them
but they never ask me for
dates. Some girls, who are
not even cute, are popular
with nice boys. What is it
they have that 1 lack?
l am Is.
GINGER.
Perhaps you are just a
little slow in growing out of
the tongue-tied stage. The
problem is not rare. Some
girls do not overcome boy
fright until 16 or II, while
others never have this prob
lem.
One of these days you sud-
denly will come to realize
that boys, as nice as they
seem to be, are just people,
not idols to be feared or
worshipped. If you are eX-
tremely shy around them,
you probably are sitting your
own personality, afraid to
believe that they would like
you if you give them a
chance.
have a Self-quiz, "Perk Up
Your Personality" which I
believe will help you. It is
free! Just enclose a stamped,
self addressed envelope with
your request and mail to me
in care of TEEN, The Wash
ington Star, Washington 3,
D. c.
Dear Mrs. Kicker.
A friend of mine is hav-
ing a hayride. She has in
vited the girls and they are
inviting the boys. l don't
know the boy l invited
very well but l have seen
him around school and he
accepted my invitation.
/ would like to know il
it would be proper to kiss
him, I've never been out
with him but l want to
make him feel at ease. How
should 1 act toward him to
make sure he has a good
time? There will be twelve
couples on the hayride.
MICKEY.
Just be pleasant company.
do your part to keep the
conversation flowing smooth
ly and don't forget to be a
good listener, too. 1 think
it would be a mistake to kiss
a boy who is, in effect, al
most a stranger to you.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am almost 16 and have
been going steady with a
boy who is Is. He is now
Evening star., 1961-08-25
A Dinner Date With Dion
Keeps Linda, Marcy Happy

Editors Note: Two Woodbridge va sisters Linda
DaUts Is, graduate OF Garfield High and Marcy IT,
senior, haze kept NTH singing star Dion almost since
he began PERFORMING This is their oUn Storu of that
Iong-Standtng-a although often misunderstanding.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
Talking 1t Over

What do teen-users think about the Berlin situotOn3
Is Berlin worth fighting for? Here ore the opinions Of four
Washington oreo youths:
Evening star., 1961-08-25
the easy way, the new way, the quick and fun way

A special department for Young
Adults" hos been developed by THE
ARTHUR MURRAY TEEN"
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Every possible Thought and effort has
been given to our new TEENAGE deport-
nent so thot you ore guaranteed to get
the very most out Of every hour you spend
with US. We have consulted with we'll
known TEEN celebrities who have told us
exoctly Whot you need and want to
learn as for os doncna is concerned.
Here ore just few Of the things that we
Evening star., 1961-08-25

have come up with 70 show you why
good dancing means more fun:
!. A good dancer is oIwoys popuIoT .
so why be sideIiner-when it's 50
cosy to be in the swing.
z. Doncino makes it so cosy to meet
people and make new friends.
3. Good dancers invariably ore more
poised and self-ossured.
4. Good dancers ore oIwoys we'll
groomed.
5. Good doncers ore we'll nonnered.
s. Good dancers are always in demond.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
BUILDERS

; Z CORNERS AREA
3 acres of wooded ground with
house. RL60 zonine, sewer and
water avail, excel. terms. knoll
REALTY, OIL. 2-5959; ewes, JU
Evening star., 1961-06-11
--APARTMENT a SITE

APARTMENT SITE
Assembly for 100-l10 units in good
medium rent area. Subject 70
apts. Good Subord. Leon Sisson.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070
APPLE VALLEY AREA-of Moy:
aone Reserve. 6-acre wooded
track; $500, terms. Owner. 10.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS. - $4,000 to
S1b0.o0Q. Lower your payments,
group your debt, debts, er1.t 5eiinancs ss-y;ns your
Residential, farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
State OF Maryland. Call or. write
MN' ST. BsitimoSe SRiiRaMeS2 :, ma Va, or sEFatosa
7-4n47 day. niRht. Sun. HOLIDAYS.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
MILL POND

Established over 200 years ago: "a
acres, 25 acres under water, can
give exclusive fishing rights. This
Is an extra good pond and well
stocked, approx. 75 miles from
the washington area, for immedi-
ate sale at SS7,500. Hunting on
adjacent 2S0-acre tract can be
arranged. w. c. RICE, Realtor,
Warsaw, Va. ED. 3-5500.
MODERN RAMBLER on 2-acre,
Handicapped lot; beautiful view over
wide water near the Potomac
area, sse modern si kit, 'Afs, 3 bedr1si, 1ln.
bath; oil heat: oak floors, screened
porch; 2-car garege; workshop;
dock; good road, So mi. from
Washington; q barsain at $1S, 900,
will finance. W. C. RICE. Realtor,
Warsaw, Va, ED. $500.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
SUM Err CAMPS

CAMP TANoRA, Beautiful shenan-
doah Valley. 30 minis from D. c.
Boys and Girls TIA, excel.
facils., staff and food, Swimming,
horseback, fishing, hiking, all
sports and hobbies; 2 weeks.
Ss3.50; 4 and g wk. rates upon
lectl Culpeper, Va. WE. 7-3712.
FAIR HAVEN. Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk. Boys, girls. 7-15 yrs: fishing,
hiking. . ridins' sSd s%imminsj request guest
Va. Refs. AP. 7-s261.
FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk. Boys, girls, 7-15 yrs: fishing,
hiking riding sSd sTimp1insi ,dr request S,,es
va IT Refs. EP. 7ss26i.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

HALL-1,0 900 #. from
Potomac River. New 3-bedrm.
rambler wIlarge liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., all-mod. kit. huge pch..
immac. year-round home on "a
acre lot. Only V mi. from main
entrance Of Marshall Hall. Total
price, S14,950. Must be soldI To
Inspect call Mr.. johnson, RE.
Columbia Properties, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
EN-
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Chesapeake Bayfront - Modern
2-bedrm. home; 2 baths, 9
porches, furnished, garage. sandy
beach, immed, poss.; Al mi. D: c.;
2-Patuxent River - Modern q
bedrm. year-round home, partially
furnished; artesian well. carport,
handicapped, sidewalks; sea wall,
120-ft. pier. row boat; immediate
possession; As mi. D. c.: S12. 900.
3-Breton's Bay-29 acres, 5 bed
hot-water heat; concrete terrace,
grill; includes washer, dryer, in
barn; in excellent condition.
4-Patuxent River-37 acres; mod
ern 3-bedrm. home, guest house,
2 barns, piers, sandy beach; ideal
for marina; 35 mi. D. c.
farm; y miles wa
terfront, 1872 acres. interesting
substantial early brick home, IL
rms, bath, basement; numerous
farm bldgs.; suitable for cattle,
tobacco, marina; oyster beds
planted in creek; Ss5,000.
6-Chesapeake Bay - 80 acres,
1,150-ft. frontase. wide sandy
erty; suitable for group, many
lovely bldg. sites; As mi. D.. c.,
66 acres additional farmland
available.
z - 4 acres on Patuxent River:
fireplace, water. lights and paved
road down to wide sandy beach;
5-bedrm., 2-bath home; hot-wa-
ter heat, insulated, 2. air condi-
TONERS; lovely woods; A mi. D. C..
$4,000.
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Nd, Phone 1os
Evening star., 1961-06-11
DICKSON REALTY CO.

HO.- 2-47lB EYeS., La. O-1OLo
BAHAMAS-ANDROs I.--ABACo-
BIMINI. Ideal retiremnt or In
yestment; no land taxes, no IN m
heritance taxes; acre to 600.
Lots, S2,9e5; 109s down. Repre-
sentative Of licensed Florida Broker
In town now, title insurance ayaii,
able for Bahamas Waterfront
Andres I.-2 acres; $2,400 total.
Evening star., 1961-06-11


CLOVER FIELDS, ND. -l-aere cor.
lot. wooded. Just 2 miles across
Bay Bridge: pvt. beach, swim. pool
boat basin and clubhouse for prop
owners; 81, 800, or make offer, BY
OWNER, sP. 3-5551.
COBB ISLAND, MD.
At the present ! have q few good
sites, inside lots, cottages and
my Office? Come as you are and
let's talk II over.
Your Resident Broker
JOE DOYLE COBB ISLAND, ND
30l-CLearbrook 9-2261
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-2 lots,
50x100 ca; best cash offer OF
HEl HiH {Iraassss on What have your
COTTON POINT AREA-Mod. 8.
bedrm. retirement home. Crab.
bing. fishing. good harbor. Price,
$500. terms. Write Box 81. Leon
ardtown, Nd; Greenwood 5-5658.
DEALE, MD.-2-rm. cottage on ] q
lots: pump inside; wharf prtyils.
Howard 5-46SS, Ridgeway 7-702S.
DRUM POINT BEACH, MD, (nr,
Solomons). Bay-view lot. All priVi-
leges. Terms. IA. 7-2859.
EASTERN SHORE OF MD.-5 q. o.
more waterfront prop, on pvt.
farm, Kent Island. overlooking
Chesa. Bay and Bridge. JAMES
MCLEOD, Chester. Nd. Mission
Evening star., 1961-06-11
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTINuEp)
BUILDERS TRACTS

Approved preliminary So half-aere
ssS sns r ssS .segs5 lSts5 s.,s Esses. sEd sewer
Approved pfelim. so half acre
w6oeo6ded lots water and sewer,
Approved prelim, l21 half-aere
lots; water and sewer, 1862.
Wooded tract to develop 100 70
125 REQ: water and sewer On
site. Leon Sisson.
ANpRIs REALTY OIL. 2-9o7o
Evening star., 1961-06-11

APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, ideal
18TH st.; Soned RSB. $500 units
priced for immediate sale; ROB
ERT r. WEISS CO., Elk. 3-5S40,
Evening star., 1961-06-11
MARLBORO REALTY

sHADYsIDE-7-rm. home on 3%
acres, approx. SCOTT. frontage on
West River, excel. financing.
SEVERNA PARK - On Cypress
Creek for year-round living: gar,
6-rm. house. bath house, pier.
sandy beach, good boating and
swimming; price $14.950.
MRS. MORELAND, Agent, ewes. and
weekends, University 7-S5S7, Of
flee, MA. 7-2560.
LARGE DWELLING and country
store on adjoining lot, waterfront
oWINGs BEACH. summer-winter
cottage. 8 bedrms., liv. rm., kit,
bath. private beach, lge. lot, storm
doors and windows.
BROADWATER CREEK, Church
ton, Nd. Summer-winter home,
new cond., h,-w. Dashboard heat,
range, refgr., venetian blinds, 160-
It. pier. 30-h.p. boat.
TRIPLE LOT. 150xl.69, Chalk Point.
West River, Churchton Post Office,
1 Z SoS STORY SSR; ow1Nas BEACH COT
TAGE. Space heaters, bath, porch,
gar. and carport, / blk. from
beach,. Restricted. Selling below
MRS. &C GIBSON, Agent, ewes. and
week ends, University 7-274S;
office, MA. 7-2560.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

ACREAGE F0R INvEsTMENT-Let
County make you capital gains,
For the best buys: see MASON &
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va. CL. $4,000, weekdays.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
Heart of Silver Spring

50. It. zoned end CONNER
cial. Property improved with four
det. homes. Ideal for office bldg,
warehouse, doctors clinic, etc. Sc
So. It. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
JU. 9-1103.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

KAY REALTY CO. RA. b-2HUU
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Five (5) lots
with streets, water and sewer,
ordination; asking $4,000 es. Call
Mr.. Stevens.
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-71S7
Evening star., 1961-06-11
SUM MER HOMES

BLUE RIDGE MTs., nr. PURCELL
vile, Va: secluded. retreat; z
rms, furn., all mod. conv, for
rent S125 mo. Call or write DIR.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

WATERFRONT, yacht club, boat
for Sf95 per mo-; S35. 900 home
overlooking river; wonderful loc.
for pvt. club and dining rm, This
property could easily gross $4,000
or more per year. Sales price.
SI05, 900. For further info. con-
tact M a 8 REALTY, Fl, 4-3033,
Evening star., 1961-06-11
LAND DEVELOPMENT
81 SALES, INC.
MOTEL SITE

ideal in-town location on heavily
travelled highway with ell improve
ments. Top tourist attract. draw
ing crowds to. Alex, Va, home Of
Geo. washington. 250-ft. frontage
with. any depth required. Phone
Evening star., 1961-06-11
FLAG HARBOR HEIGHTS
EXCLUSIVE CALVERT COUNTY
BAYFRoNT DEVELOPMENT
FREE BOAT
LOW PRICES

First fifteen purchasers viii be
given a new FLYTE FISH sailboat
or IA Aqua Jet. These marvellous
boats are virtually unsinkable
and in factory cartons, ready for
immediate delivery.
Flag Harbor Heights homesites con.
tain not less than 10000 So. it..
are located on good county or
private roads, have central water,
electricity and phones, trash and
garbage collection; excellent. safe,
white sand bathing shore and
secure private harbor. Wide lots,
either clear or wooded, range from
$3.50 to $1,000 for this sale. Down
payment 209e. monthly payments
to suit purchaser. Come early to
be sure Of getting your boat.
DIRECTIONS: Drive z miles south
Of Prince Frederick on Nd. Rte.
or 416, turn left ct st. Leonard
and following Long Beach signs to
office on shore Of Chesapeake Bay.
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, OWNER
Mail: st. Leonard, Maryland
Phone: Prince Frederick 30S-J
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Evening star., 1961-06-11
L0Ts, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOUT is MILES FROM D. Co.
Cor. Of ~ acres Of level lens n IN
an attractive. loc,; price, ". 500;
cash 5000 bal. $50 mo; MAJ Ed-
SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
ACeOKEEKI MD.-A cool wood
land retreat can BE yours tnis
pooI PRIVILEGES, see the large home
8ites for year-round country nv-
ing, only II miles from D. c. line.
BU 342121 or Bp. 3-251S.
ZCCOKEEK, MD, AREA--37 acres;
Mr.. DiNatSie, 301-RI. 3-7705.
LYMAN c. DELE d CO., INC"
Evening star., 1961-06-11
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick, Md, Phone 10S
II No Answer, Call 1s4 or 3o4