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Evening star., 1961-06-24
W Title Trouble

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Gertrude Berg and Sir Cedric
Hardwicke have run into trou-
BILE with the title of their new
television show. They wanted
to call it "The Freshman" but
Harold Lloyd threatened to sue.
Harold has owned the title for
nearly 40 years. Another hoped
for title, Mother Was a Fresh
man." is owned by goth Cen
tury-Fox. Well probably end
up calling it The Gertrude
Berg Show, with Cedric Hard
wicke'," Four Star producer
Dick Powell told me at Repub-
lie, where he is now filming his
hour-long anthology series.
Dick, with five new series COM
ing up, will host all 80 in the
anthology and appear in 10.
Il Il So
You will be glt.~ to learn, I
hope, that Robert TaylOr's de-
tective show for -Four Star will
run an hour on NBC, instead of
its present half hour on ABC.
June AllysOn is still in San
Francisco, learning to talk all
over again-the result of an
operation on two vocal chords.
"She sounds like a little girl" :"
the divorced Mr.. Powell told
me. Her new voice is high, all
the huskiness (June's trade
mark is gone" When she
called Dick from San Francisco,
he didn't know the voice and
asked, Who's this?"
When Sir Laurence Olivier
landed in customs from the
Queen Elizabeth at Southamp-
ton he had to pay a Dig tax on
the diamond necklace and
bracelet he bought wife Joan
Plowright as a wedding present
Kirk Douglas two sons by
his first marriage will be here
for the summer from WeStport,
Conn, where they live with
their mother. Sixteen-year old
Mike is working for his fathers
company, Bryna Productions,
learning the business. He wants
to be an actor, but 14-year -old
Joel prefers a job as golf cad
die or in a stable. He's crazy
about golf and horses.
Rock HudSOn'S date in New
York. on his way to Trinidad
Evening star., 1961-06-24
LAWYER
Continued From First Page

NUIltlNuCu EEO1H II lSb aS z
dent. She hired Mrs. Dovey
Roundtree, law partner of Mr..
Robertson, as her attorney.
Mr.. Robertson recalled the
magazine picture. He and Mrs.
Roundtree went to Jets local
offices and in two issues found
pictures of a man named
Edward A. Simmons. He looked
exactly like the "L. A. Harris
they knew.
According to the FBI, Edward
A. Simmons, alias Morgan. was
convicted in Federal District
Court in Chicago in June, 1858,
for contempt of court, arising
from his imperSonation of L. A.
Simmons. an attorney then liv-
ing in Detroit. The phony Sim
mons, it seems, had been
practicing law in Chicago under
his assumed name since 1949.
When a suspicious Federal
judge launched an investiga-
ton of the imposter in 1855,
the phony Simmons went to
Los Angeles. where he again
hung out his shingle as a law
yer.
1t took the FBI from 1855
until 1857 to find him. They
discovered him hiding in a
clothes closet in the Los Ange-
les apartment of a woman who
said she was his common law
wife.
Served Time
Brought back to Chicago, he
was sentenced to serve six
months in the Federal peniten-
tiary at Milans. Mich. After
serving his time in Jail, he drop
ped out of sight.
His subsequent arrival in
Washington under the name of
L. A. Harris closed a circle that
started in 1912 when the real
Lawrence Archie Harris was
born here.
The real L. A. Harris attended
Howard Law School and then
went to Chicago, graduating
from Northwestern University
Law School in 1949.
Evening star., 1961-06-24
A WINNERS REWARD

matters up to and including
first-degree murder cases. One
judge, when asked his opinion
of Harris" described him as
an liable lawyer"
He once came close to ex-
posure. Last September Is he
appeared before Chief Munich
pal Judge John Lewis Smith,
seeking to vacate a guilty ver-
dict against two clients con-
victed by the judge of charges
of committing an indecent act
Lawyer Harris" charged that
the attorney who defended the
men at trial hadn't done q
proper job.
Check Instituted
Judge Smith. annoyed, check
ed to see if Harris" was reg
iStered to practice in Municipal
Court as a lawyer. 1t turned
out he wasn't.
After Judge Smiths inquiry
Harris" on the same day was
placed on oath in the Municipa
Court clerks office that he hac
never been suspended or dis.
barred by any court"
The following month, Nor.
gan hit the headlines while
acting as defense attorney fol
two youths accused land Later
convicted of first-degree mur-
der in the Staying of George H
(Cider George Brown.
The attorney tainted" in the
middle of the trial, but returned
to the courtroom after a recess
of several days while he re.
covered. 1t was reported he
might have suffered a "heart
attack"
Last Thursday morning
someone telephoned the District
Court clerks office and ex-
planned that Mr.. Harris
wouldn't make it to court tc
finish the case before Judge
Curran. Harris, the voice said
had suffered a heart attack
Sought in Car
Last night the FBI notified it
SIS field offices that Daniel Jack,
son Oliver Wendell Holmes
Morgan, so. is somewhere, driv.
ing a white, four-door 1861
Chevrolet Corvair sedan bear.
ing 1861 District license plates
RW-932.
In his wake Morgan has lef
a legacy of criminal cases which
may have to be retired, a prob.
lem now being mulled over BY
court officials.
Still further behind him i!
Morgan's record. 1t shows hi
was born in Birmingham, Ala.
His record reveals he received
a suspended sentence of five
months after conviction o.
grand larceny in Salt Lake City
in 1928. 1t then traces hin
through convictions for armed
robbery and carrying a con.
cealed weapon. He served jai
terms in California's San Quen.
tin prison. in Michigan prisons
too, and once spent a stretch ir
a California mental hospital.
Evening star., 1961-06-24
LAWYER
FBI Presses Hunt
In 18-Month Hook

I In 1850 he met the phony
Edward A. Simmons and shared
office space with him for three
months.
The real Mr.. Harris then
joined the Air Force as a legal
officer rising to the rank of
lieutenant colonel before he dis
charge in May, 1860.
Coincidentally, in 1855 (the
same year Morgan went to Cali
formal the real L. A. Harris
was stationed at Travis Air
Force Base in California. That
same year he applied by letter
to the District Court here,
seeking approval to practice in
the court after his discharge
The application was approved
But the real L. A. Harris said
yesterday in telephone inter-
view that he later changed his
mind, and went instead to prac-
tice law in Sacramento, Calf.
He is still lawyer in good
standing there.
When Morgan-alias L. A.
Harris-arrived here Is months
ago, he happened to chat one
day with an assistant United
States attorney here, Morgan
told the prosecutor that he had
practiced law in Chicago, but
had more recently been "in the
service"
Perfect Setup
On his arrival here, Morgan
apparently had checked a legal
yearbook listing practicing law
Iyers. He discovered that his
former office mate of Chicago
days, L. A. Harris, was in Cali
fornia, but had been admitted
to practice before the District
court.
Morgan became L. A. Harris,
Washington legal counsel. He
built up a reputation among
fellow attorneys, judges and
clients as a cantankerouS but
aggressive and often successful
defense lawyer. He handled
everything from complicated
legal motions and lucrative civ
il damage cases to criminal
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Mushroom
SpoonBreod

quart milk
package mushroom soup
mix
/ cup corn meal (white or
Yellow
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
4 eggs
In the top of a double boiler,
heat milk; gradually stir in
soup mix combined with corn
meal. Cook, stirring until
smooth and thick. Cover and
cook until cereal consistency,
about 5 to 10 minutes. Re-
move from heat; add butter
or margarine. Beat eggs until
well blended then slowly stir
into mixture. Pour into a
well-greased 11s-quart cas-
serole. Bake In a hot oven
(425 degrees) uncovered so
to IS minutes, until golden
brown. Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Secondary Beef Dish
Is Tasty, Appetizing

When planning a dinner
menu, you naturally consider
what foods you have on hand.
Your refrigerator may have
a dish or two of leftovers to
offer.
A So-called leftover dish
need not be a dull repetition
of the same dish as the day
before. With a bit of imag-
ination, second day m eat
dishes can be as interesting
as the original roast.
Here's savory second day
dish that's ready to eat in
minutes Beef slices with
onion sauce. This recipe is so
versatile that you can use it
for leftover slices of almost
any kind of cooked sliceable
meat.
The beef slices are heated
with a sauce made with con-
densed onion soup and nippy
horseradish sauce for flavor
accent.
Beef Slices with Onion Gravy
l pound cooked beef slices
u cup water
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Swiss Steak
is q Family
Fuvorite

/. Swiss steak, richly Drowned
. and tender, topped with a
savory tomato gravy, is a
meat dish that ought to rank
. near the top Of the list Of
family favorites.
:, Swiss steak is a beef dish
cooked by braising. The
thicker cuts Of round steak
are frequently used. and the
meat is often pounded before
. cooking, with a meat hammer
or equipment designed for
this purpose.
In this recipe the round
steak is cut into serving
size pieces before pounding
with seasoned flour. The
steaks are Drowned on both
sides, the drippings are poured
off and the liquid for .brais-
ing Is added. In this case it's
. tasty blend Of tomatoes,
. celery, onion and thyme.
The most important point
to remember In braiSing is
. that Of using a low tempera-
'ture. Also be sure to keep
the pan tightly covered. This
slow cooking in moist heat
turns the round steak into a
tender, Juicy finished dish.
The cooking liquid is thick
ened and served as gravy.
Individual Swiss Steaks
i beef round steak, cut
=, "a inch thick
"a cup flour
Q teaspoons salt
"a teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons lard or
;, drippings
" teaspoon thyme
i medium onion, sliced
" cup sliced celery
., ] can (16 ounces) tomatoes
Cut steak into 4 to 6
pieces. Combine flour, salt
and pepper. Pound seasoned
flour into steaks. Brown in
lard or drippings. Pour off
. .drippings. Add thyme, onion,
celery and tomatoes. Cover
tightly and cook slowly 11a
to 2 hours, or until meat is
tender. -Four to six servings.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

Meat Makes
Good Salad

:. During the winter. hearty
stews and pot-roasts are well
coined by chilly-day appe-
tites. But when the weather
turns warm, lighter meals
seem more in style.
This is where cold meat
salads come into the picture,
for the body still needs as
much protein as in the win
ter. Refreshing meat salad
will readily fit menu needs
for q springtime lunch.
! Veal and ham salad is one
you'll particularly enjoy. It's
special enough to serve to
guests at a buffet luncheon,
yet it utilizes leftover meats.
The meat is sliced julienne-
= style, that is, in narrow strips.
+. Capers, cucumbers and diced
: celery also make their ap-
. pearance in this spring salad
=, oil combined with a sour
cream-mayonnaiSe dressing.
i. You can serve veal and ham
salad in a lettuce-lined salad
bowl or in individual lettuce
: cups. Either way, it's invit-
+. ing.
- Veal and Ham Salad
s., 2 cups julienne-style
:, cooked veal
%1k cups julienne style
:, cooked ham
i. 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
: " cup dairy sour cream
I, "a teaspoon salt
=, s teaspoon pepper
/ tablespoon capers
, "a cup thinly sliced
4. cucumber
, u cup diced celery
, I Lettuce
Combine mayonnaise, sour
: cream, salt, pepper and
capers. Toss lightly with veal,
, ham, cucumber and celery.
Serve in lettuce-lined salad
bowl. Six servings.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

l tablespoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
/ teaspoon horseradish
l can C101a ounces con-
densed onion soup
Combine water and corn
starch in a saucepan. Add
butter, horseradish and soup.
Cook, stirring constantly, un-
til thickened. Add beef slices
and cook until heated
through. Yield: four to 6
servings.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

saute over medium heat 4
minutes each side, until gold
en-. Add wine and simmer
covered until fork-tender,
about IS minutes Serve sauce
spooned over scallopini. Four
servings . $50 calorieS each.
Evening star., 1961-04-13

= 1 pound veal round
~ teaspoon salt
, / tablespoon flour
Y cup dry red wine
/ tablespoon grated Parme-
san cheese I
Dash pepper
u cup pure vegetable oil
Combine seasonings, flour
and cheese. Sprinkle mixture
over slices of meat and pound
slices with mallet or edge Of
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Fruit Cornish

Spiced fruits peaches,
crabappleS, and brightly-cols
ored pears are flavorful
accompaniments for baked
(froZen) individual beef,
chicken and turkey pies.
Serve the piping hot pies
in their own containers .
with a fruit garnish on top
or at the side.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Meat Loaf Variety

A meat loaf can be a real
challenge to you each
one can be different by just
changing the seasonings.
Chill sauce, horSeradiSh, pre-
pared or dry mustard, cloves,
sage and all-spice are just a
few suggestions for making
a meat loaf mixture differ
ent.
Evening star., 1961-04-13
Veal ScoIIopini Pormeson

saucer until thin, flat and
round, working flour mixture
into both sides. Heat oil in
skillet; add veal slices and
Evening star., 1961-12-14


artists, museum curators and
collectors.
If your painting is badly
cracked it cannot be restored
but further damage can be
prevented.
If it has only begun to
crackle the treatment should
in time be fairly effective.
First, wash the surface of
the painting very, very gent
ly using tepid water, very
mild SudS and a soft cloth.
There are certain shades of
red which will stain the cloth
a little, but this does no
harm to the painting.
Rinse with tepid water and
pat dry with a clean, soft
cloth. When the surface is
thoroughly dry, prepare a
small quantity of warm lin
seed oil in a shallow dish.
With the ball of the thumb
dipped in the warm oil, and
starting at one corner of the
painting, cover the entire sur
face slowly with a light cir
cular motion.
Allow to dry before touch
ing the surface. This treat
ment, repeated once every
two years, will preserve an oil
painting with it's original
luster indefinitely.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

have another question. How
does one make gravy using
the turkey drippingsP
This was mentioned in the
instructions for roasting the
turkey, and / would like to
know how it's done. Thanks.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
Norwegian
Almond Sticks
To Mrs. N. G. H., Alexandria
Mrs r n n W0Sb;pnton

o MIS-. ". u. H., ALeTuHuTLu
Mrs. F. G. c., Washington
I have a collection of re-
cipes from all over this coun-
try and various parts of the
world. Here is one which was
requested by you recently for
Mandelstaenger, or Norwegi-
an almond sticks.
These are served with tea
or can just be nibbled. I will
send in a recipe for Jewish
Mandel bread as soon as I
find it.
Use 3l2 cups sifted four,
y teaspoon baking powder.
3 we'll beaten eggs, l cup sug-
ar. l cup melted butter. l un-
beaten egg white and "a cup
chopped almonds.
Sift together flour and
baking powder. Beat together
the eggs and sugar and blend
in melted butter. Gradually
stir in flour and mix we'll.
Roll out thin on lightly
Evening star., 1961-12-14
Ginger and Spice
Mrs. J. w. c., Selln1dn

MIS-. j. W, Q, 0BLEHLuH
I would like very much to
have the recipe for those
wonderful ginger and spice
cookies that one can purchase
in the bakery at Williams
burg, Va. Thank you in ad-
vance.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name ond
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

floured board and cut into
narrow strips, finger-length.
Place on creased, floured
cookie sheet. Brush with un-
Evening star., 1961-12-14
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Regarding the Oil Pointing
To Mrs. F. L. B.. Washington
Mrs. H. A. G., Annanddle

With regard to your oil painting which you say
has begun to crack. My mother was an artist and
paintings, by the Simple method of preservation
which has been used for MANY generations BY
Evening star., 1961-12-14

beaten egg white and dot
with chopped almonds.
Bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees for 8 to 10 min
utes. Makes $3.50 cookies.
49,
Whisky Cake
Mrs. C. r. T., SilUer Spring
Does anyone have a good
recipe for Kentucky Whisky
cake? I made the one using
the recipe that appered in
this column last Christmas
and found it to be delicious
but the directions were rather
confusing. I think this recipe
would be of interest to sew
eral people.
Turkey Drippings
Mrs. r. G., Silver Spring
I have appreciated the COM
ments on roasting a turkey
in a covered roaster, and
Evening star., 1961-06-18

Slos lull sOU
farm equip. tobacco allot. makes
payments. FARM a. HOME RLTY.,
CYss7-9696. RE. $4,000.
EASTERN SHORE
home. Attractive nwioIii cd heSse"Sae house has
2S-ft. liv. rm. w/firepl., din. nm,
den w/firepl.. big kit, 4 bedrms..
~ baths: 12 acres cropland, %
acres southern pines; only 80. 500.
BIG ANNEMESSEX = Over mile
waterfront; 170 acres. 40 in valu-
able timber. balance fenced for
q9ttle: small 18th Century brick
house for major restoration; $27,-
TIMBERLAND-139 acres: sol
bank pays 1854 yearly for 9 more
years: only 50, 900.
FARMERS FARM-150 acres. 10O
high state cultivation, rest in fine
pine timber; Ante-bellum bis
house house, snlsndiS Sas GdS large barn; borders
cOLBoURNE CREEK-172 acres;
over mile beautiful frontage
on wide tidal creek. typical Mary
land plantation house with STEP
down roof line. tenant house. al
necessary out bldgs.. S5 acres
total crop land, quantity pine tim.
ber: S35. 900.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Pr. Frederick. Md. Phone 1921
Md. Phone Princess Anne SS3 MI
FAIRFAX COUNTY-5 bedrms., ! Y
baths. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.
music rm.. sun porch, very lge
kit. and family rm.; recently re-
modelled good well, 9 septic fields:
acreage avail. at $1,000 an acre.
Mr.. Barry. JE. 3-9S36. TOWN
AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES,
Evening star., 1961-06-18

BURKE PARK, near Rte. 1873
miles of hard road frontage, over
400 acres. u dn:; S665 acre.
.EX. 3-1l94 Ewes. KE. T-19l7
Evening star., 1961-06-18

IS OUR BUSINESS
125 acres, overlooking Rocky GORGE
Lake in Howard Co., Md, hard
road, s-rm. dwelling and usual
farm. bldgs.; $1,000 per acre.
27O acres: Cedar lane. Howard Co.,
hard road frontage, 9 sets OF
dairy bldgs. Fine development
area. Make US an offer.
ASHTON REALTY co.
PA. 5-2O74 WA. 4-9s11
AF REC. CENTER-132-acre farm
with 13-rm. gabled Victorian
house. grazing contract and ten
ant house income; only $4,000
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407
AN EXCELLENT DAIRY FARM
Culpeper Co., Va; 80 acres, ample
water; 62-cow barn, 3 silos; good
edpmt.; 3 tractors; 80 cows; crops
S-room house. mod. kit; . tenant
houses; S165,000. COMPLETE
MR.. OLSON, Agt., WO. 6-7O29.
AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO RE.
LAX, 80 acres, at end of State
road: lovely view, miles of wind.
ing stream, beautiful trees. good
10-room house. barn; steady in.
come from acreage reserve. NC
FARMING. S35. 900, easy terms
WO. 6-7029.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
FARMS
tcONIINUEDl
BROOKVILLE
~ ACRES

Gentleman's farm. ideal for horses
or cattle: 5-yr. -old brick rancher
with 8 bedrms., 3 baths. recrea-
tion rm.; 2-car garage; tenant
house and outbuilding: only SS2.-
900. or will trade for Bethesda
home. Call 10. 5-0S44 til pm.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star., 1961-06-18
JACK L. MIDDLETON

Realtor-Insurance
The Plains, Va.
Phone 703-253-5277
Ewes, Sun, 7O3-EMerson 4-3S11 I
WANTED: Small farm, 5 or more
acres with nice home and some
out-bldgs. Committing distance to
Washington. Reas. dn. payment
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO., UN
4-l5l5. UN. 4-7l7l,
Evening star., 1961-06-18
Calvert County, Md.

BEEF CATTLE FARM-I50 acres
mod. cattle barn with loading
pens; water, cleo, upright silo
modern trench silo, farm pond
land fenced and cross-fenced; out
standing bldg. site with long views
over Patuxent River; boating IA
eilities adjoining.
16O ACRES overlooking Patuxent
River. 16-Stanchion dairy barn
mod. home, tenant house, poultry
house; q good beef cattle or daiTy
farm with river view.
4 ACRES-Mod. 4-bedroom home
with unlimited view over Chesa
Bay; an unusual value at $4,000
with bldg. and loan financing.
80 ACRES-Al level crop land;
mod. 3-bedrm. home, 3 barns, Is.
acre tobacco allotment; adjoin,
fairgrounds; in walking distance
Of courthouses, stores, churches
an exceptionally well located anC
productive farm; 4 tractors anc
complete farm equipment included
WATERFRONT FARM-9S acres
"a mile on water: 4-bedrm. farm
home, barn, stable, pvt. pier; pas.
tured for beef cattle.
18th CENTURY MANOR HOUSE
Rare Tudor design architecture
with lge. free standing chimneys
carefully restored with orig. hrdwd
paneling, fluted carved firepl
Inantels, wide floors; the only
modern concessions being centra
heat, mod. appliances in kit. anc
. baths: garden with brick walks
16S A. land remaining from orig
grant: house has 3 bedrms.. full
din. rm., center hall; an early
house Of great charm, reasonably
priced.
HIGHWAY FARM Of 35 acres ieveI
land: stream. 5-bedrm. and bath
d house; also 3-bedrm. and bath
house, . barns, tob. allot.; neaI
Indian Head; good land and in
come invest; also well suited for
subdivision.
90 ACREs-Mostly clear, fronting
paved road.
SO ACRES-Long frontage on paved
rd., near county seat.
100 ACRES-Woodland, IA, lake:
deer, rabbit, quail ducks; excel
Tor camping, sportSmen group OF
subdivision; liberal financing.
SS ACREs-Long state I'd. front.
age; mod. farmhouses, land anc
bldss, in perfect cond.; $17,5OO
260 ACRES-Woodland. stream
marsh; suitable for reforestration
camp, sporting area; $4,000.
COLORED: 6-rm. house, acre o.
land; $4,000.
46 AcREs-Fronting paved road
$17,500.
8 ACRES-Front paved I'd; $4,000
2h ACRES-Fronting main hwy.
$1,000.
A wide variety Of other farms, botl
waterfront and, inland. Write O!
nhnne for narficulars
Evening star., 1961-06-18

CITY FARMERS DREAM HOME,
off Rte. 5-4-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
bier, 2 yrs. old; full bsmt.; 30
acres level. cheared land, barns.
farm equip. tobacco allot. makes
payments. FARM g. HOME RLTY.
CY,A7-9696. RE. f-S960.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

BURKE, va acres across the
street from the Burke School, It
will perk. $1,000. FLORANCE
REALTY CO.. 6413 Brandon ave-,
Springfield. Phone 354-3900.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTINUED)
WHEATON
2SO5 University Blvd. West

O41HVNANAVJ DAVNs WOOU
Store 20x70, with full basement;
1909. location in well-established
Shopping center. parking for over
Consult Mr.. NOVEL; for further
Evening star., 1961-06-18
FARMS

FOR SALE-2s acres. IL mile.
west Charlottesville; high eleVa-
ton, panoramic mountain views,
many lovely building sites; in
cludes l.600-tree peach orchard,
full crop ripening July through
August, excellent varieties. Ideal
for roadside marketing Fairfax
Alexandria, Falls Church area,
Could truck peaches there and
sell for high prices. Good terms
lO-year payments. RAY W
WARR1CK, Broker, CroZet, Va
FRONT ROYAL, VA.-"Valley View
Farm" S-room Colonial home
built approx. 1865: beautiful wind
ing walnut stairway, original wide
pine floors; completely remodelec
1857. Ia baths, 2 fireplaces, oil
heat, large veTanda; 3-room guest
cottage with bath; large white
barn could be converted to an.
tiQue shop, etc. APPROX. 2 acre,
land, long highway frontage OF
$40 and 522. Price, $4,000.
A. s. KNOWLES, Realtor
8 8. Royal Ave, Front Royal
Evening star., 1961-06-18
INVESTORS

ATTENTION
Several choice tracts in Montgomery
Howard and Frederick Counties
Excellent terms. MANOVILI
REALTY CORP.
WI. 1924
Evening star., 1961-06-18

CHANTTLLY-DULLES AIRPORT
Over $50 acres at $1,000 an acre,
within 3 miles.
Approx. 90 acres, miles this side
Of airport, $1,000 an acre
HAROLD B. BONART & co.
EX. 3-1194 Ewes. KE. 7-l9l7
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Evening star., 1961-06-18
STEUART VAUGHAN

FARMETTE, over acres, with
beautiful large shade trees, 6-rm.
and bath rambler, large complete
kitchen. stone fireplace; commut-
ing distance from D. c.: price.
S15.950. easy terms.
OVER SO ACRES, fronting on
main rd., near La Plata, Md,
nice section, approx. 30 acres
cleared. balance woodland, spring
fed stream through property. 8
barns; priced to sell at $4,000.
LA PLATA, MD.-Large 3-bedrm.,
2-bath home with 2S-ft, living
rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm.
compl. kitchen, full bsmt. with
rec, rm. on corner lot in finest
section with beautiful ground and
shrubs. Price. SCI 900. terms.
Many others, on and off the water.
to choose from
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RLTY. co.
La Plata. Md.
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