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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-25
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Just One of Those Niqhts

HOLLYWOOD tNANA). -
Everything went wrong except
the audience the night l saw
The Gay Life" in New York.
Walter Charts cold was in his
chest and he could barely de-
liver the words. At the end,
Walter, better known before this
musical for his romance with
Ava Gardner, collapsed. q.
Halfway in the first act, the
lights in the orchestra section
fused and frantic Conductor
Herb Green had to give the cues
orally. But in spite of this and
that and a couple of the re-
viewers, I loved the show. This
includes CHAR, Barbara Cook.
Jules Munshin and Elizabeth
Allen.
My aisle neighbors were from
California-the John Rats,
whose house in Hollywood Hills
escaped that terrible fire a few
weeks back. Johns "CarouSel"
reunion with Jan Clayton
after Is years-was an enor-
nous success.
British actor Albert Finney
has agreed to play both Hamlet
and Romeo at the Mermaid
Theatre next season. Finney is
now starring in Luther" on
stage, after which he plays
Tom Jones" in the movie YER
sion of the Fielding classic.
Bantam Books is ready with
million copies of Tender Is
the Night" when the Jennifer
JoneS-JaSOn RObards Jr., movie
is released in January. An
drew TurnbulPs book on Scott
Fitzgerald will be published by
Scribner's in March. And Tim
Koran Of the paperback COM
pany had good news for me.
Bantam is putting out another
edition of Beloved Infidel," al
so in March.
4
All of a sudden, Joan FOn-
taine is the new glamor girl of
New York. No party is complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-25

Guthrie and Tanya Moisei-
witSch.
In the Canadian Stratford'S
early days, it earned the lat
ter almost as much praise as
that for Dr.. Guthrie, the art
istic founding father Of Cana
da's famed Shakespearean fes-
tival theater.
The news today is that the
design partnership between the
two has been revived. They will
work together on another plat
form stage, this one for the
Tyrone Guthrie Foundation
Theater; Minneapolis much an
ticipated new center of culture
The theater, due for readiness
in May 1868, will start with
a 20-week repertory season.
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Films of More Thdn Routine Merit

LA DOLCE VlTA"-FedercO Feinis reveal
ing account of life today among ROmes orgy set.
"FANNY"-Lesle CarOn and Maurice ChevaIier n Josh
LOgan's beguling new film of the PagnOl classic.
"GREYFRIARDS BOBBY"-The story Of the small
the affection of large city; for the Disney
GUNS OF NAVARONE'-GregOry Peck, Anthony Quinn
and others in exciting World yarn.
THE HORSE SOLDIERS"-JOhn Wayne vs. William Holden
in firSt-rate outdoor action drama by John Ford
THE HUSTLER-POOl sharks Jackie Gleason and Paul
Newman duel realistically for Director Robert ROssen
THE PURE HE'LL OF ST. TRINIANS'-Further adventures
in that daffest of British
THE THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER'-The Swift classic,
turned by camera trickery into a bright film fantasy.
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days, yet one that is solid at the
center regardless of how frayed
it may be around the circum-
ference. Or periphery" as
nearly everyone says now.
For whatever comfort it may
offer northumberland conse-
quent discomfort to film re-
viewers-thiS is the clear in
timation of the current weeks
boxoffice survey in Weekly Va
riety. The best films in popu-
larity are by no means the best
artistically, whatever of a
change is in prospect by the
time West Side Story" and a
few other major productions hit
their stride.
That one. incidentally, is a
certain boxoffice champion
once it gets into general cir
culation. Until it hits this wide
distribution level. however, the
likely No. l money-taker will
remain that Biblical" Sam
BronSton's Kings of Kings. A"
Disdaining generally unfavor-
able criticism in this country
and others, moviegoers this
week made the latest New Test
ament spectacular their IA
vorite.
For weeks, it ran second to
that frivilous and sophisticated
comedy, Breakfast at Tiff
fany's" which. no one knew
better than the critics, could
not last. 1t didn't. Dispossessed
in Variety's tabulation. the Au-
drey Hepburn film plunged all
the way to fourth with The
Comancheros" and Bachelor
in Paradise" moving into sec
ond and third places.
These are respectively John
Wayne and Bob Hope films and
it is these old institutional
stars that still represent the
fixed center Of loyalty to Hol-
lywood. The reviews of the two
pictures. let it be said, were
cheerfully reconciled to this
prospect; their authors i'm
pressed with the effort made
in both screenplays to dislodge
Wayne and Hope from any ruts
they might seem to have been
in.
The next four films are the
ones toward which the critics
really felt apathetic, yet with
full awareneSs that they must
constitute a miserable minority.
The quartet is composed of
Devil at Four O'Clock" which
the reviewers found overblown;
"Splendor in The Grass" over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-25

written: Susan Slade." sickly
slick; and Back Street." night
marishly unreal soap opera.
l In ninth and tenth slots on
Variety's list are The Hust-
Ter" and La Dolce Vita" CIV
ing the film reviewers a feel
ing that they and moviegoers
are not completely at odds.
which, of course, they rarely are
to such an extent as in the
current week.
RIGHT THEY WERE: Ev-
eryone, it seems, went to Eu-
rope this year. and apparently
eight out of 10 of these saw
"A Man for All Season" in
London.
The drama reviewer who ran
into any of these could count
on a fervent lecture on its
certainty to be the most highly
praised Broadway drama this
fall. 1t turns out that they
could not have been more right
about Robert Bolts philosoph-
ic play, starring Paul Scofield.
Its Broadway opening this
week was greeted by seven
out Of a possible seven enthu-
siaStic notices. Heretofore, the
best score for a regular play
was that run up by Paddy
Chayefsky's Gideon" It's score
was six out of seven among
the daily reviewers, with The
Herald Tribune's Walter Kerr
the single dissenter.
The reception given "a Man
for All Seasons" drains all sus-
pense from the contemplation
of the best foreign play of
l961-62.
TANYA AGAIN: 1t is gener-
ally agreed among all groups
one almost said factions" -
in the drama that the most
playable stage in the western
hemisphere is that at Strait
ford, Ontario. Its design is the
Joint inspiration Of DR.. Tyrone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-25

without her. Joan was only
renting that house in the Bel
Air Hills that went up in smoke,
so she didn't lose too much.
Bette Davis and Margaret
Leighton will be doing some
counting when their Might Of
the Iguana" comes to Broad
way. They are solving the bill
ing problem by one star being
on top one night. the other the
next. And the printer had better
be right.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
SATURDAY. y

1920 GS THE DANGEROUS ROBIN.
Adventure stolen violin involves Robin
tRick Jason) in double double-cross.
Jean Blake is featured.
q PLAYHOUSE FIVE.
Movie. 1I7 Hours. Together Again."
1914. A straieht-Iaeed lady mayor falls
for dashins New York sculptor. Charles
Boyer, Irene Dunno.
q TEN-THIRTY THEATER.
Movie 294 Hours. "IsIand in the Sky"
1853. An army transport plane is forced
down and search for the crew follows
John Wayne. Lloyd Nolan.
1o:45 q MAKE THAT SPARE.
Bowling. Johnny Johnston. commentator
HOO q NEWS AND SPORTS.
Streeter. Michael.
q FIRST RUN MOVIE.
2 Hours Laughter in Paradise" 1851.
Four relatives have to perform impossible
stunts If they are to collect an inner
itance. AIastair Sim. Guy Middleton.
q NEWS. WEATHER. SPORTS.
Barber, Douglas. Daniels
Ills q MOVIE FOUR.
IVA Hours "The Man Who Broke the
Bank at Monte Carlo" 1895. And after
breaking It he tells the press that gam
bling is evil Ronald CoIman Joan Bennett.
q TEN-THIRTY THEATER.
Continuation of "Island in the Sky"
1900 q SCOTLAND YARD.
Crime. "The Case of the River Moreue."
Hugh Moxey stars.
1870 q NEWSBEAT.
1855 q SHOCK!
Movie. Hour, 10 Min. Horror Island"
1e41. Treasure hunt on a Gulf Coast
island leads to murder. Leo carrio,
Dick Foran.
loo q WORLD NEWS.
los "a DAILY WORD.
Religion.
2:l0 q MEDITATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18

Young attorney for small but active
law firm. D. c. Bar. Send recent
photo, resume to Box 29-L, Star
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REPRESENTATIVE

For Washington office Of large
multi-division corporation. Diver
stfied Industrial background and
experience IN Government agency
contact requisite. Engineering de-
experience depth and proven abil.
tty to handle variety OF assign
ments with numerous Government
agencies. Salary to $4,000. Acc
1915. Address complete resume
70 Box 263-I- Star
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR, for real
estate management office. Upper
Conn. ave, 5-day wk., all employe
benefits, salary open. Box SOL,
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AUTO BODY MAN

Excellent working conditions,
disqualification and insur-
ance. 5Ia-day week. Call
Mr.. Ferebee, AP. 10000,
JUSTINE MIC HOL s ON
OLDSMOBHE.
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HELP MEN

RELIABLE MEN to service estab.
routes; average earnings S125 TO
$3.50 wk. Must be neat high sehl.
education. age 20-45. Car req.
KE. S-6353 bet. 8 and 8 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18
HELP MEN

ENGINEER, mechanical, expert
enced designing air conditioning,
for commercial buildings. Full or
part time. Call JU. b-031S.
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HELP MEN
MEN

To distribute free soap samples.
No selling: 5 weeks work; chance
for advance. Apply z an. A DIV,
1928 18th st. ne
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WheA ansUertnp a6UeTttsezents
dddTessed TO Star bozes DO NOT
fNclose original references, rho-
topTdphs or other materials OF
persoHal pdiRe. Copies serve the
pETpoSe Originals may Get lost.
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FarnSworth-Reed Ltd

SALESMAN Elliott Industries Inc
Salesman to sell our Complete
line Of repetitive dada imprinting
machines. Excellent opportunity
to earn . good income with
guaranteed salary and monthly
incentive commissions. We are
looking for a man: "a to SO years
Of age with better than high
school education. Company bene-
fits and travel expenses paid
nnintment 2 To & n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-18

ELECTRONIC TECHNTCTAN, 8 to 4
yrs. exper. on solid state and digi-
tai computer circuit. Must be able
to use standard test equipment
ANDRONfEDA, INC. 1115I Vier'
Mil I'd, Wheaton, Nd. 10
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SALESMAN
MEMS FURNISHINGS

An experienced salesman for a
PERMANENT position IN our 4
Corners store. Apply z Corners,
Va, Mr.. Anderson, Manager.
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AUTO MECHANIC


We need / experienced Ford me-
chanic: plenty of work in a warm
shop; twin-post lift and many
other co. benefits. Apply Hal Ho-
ran, ROCKVILLE MOTOR CO.,
GA. $4,000.
AUToMOTTVE MECHANIC, motor
overhaul specialist. Apply TRI-
STATE AUTO PARTS, 2001 Kenil-
AUTO MECHANIC, used-car dept.
working foreman able to do minor
mechanical work. See Mr.. johnson,
LOGAN FORD, 1850 Goth st. NV.
AUTO. PAINTERS HELPER, ex-
perienced only. See Mr.. Brewer.
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 East
west hwy. Silver Spring.
AUTO PARTS MAN
Foreign parts experience helpful. or
salary dependent on ability. Apply
DICK CARA.
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 N. Fl. Myer Dr., Arl., Va.
ia. 5-4362
AUTO SALESMAN, Glebe Auto
market, Columbia pike and Glebe
I'd, Arl., has opening for one
salesman. Transportation furnish
ed. 5G commission. Other COM
panY benefits. Apply in person.
Ask for Mr.. HARFIELD.
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RE-
BUILDER, all benchwork. $3.50
week; must be fully experienced
with at least 8 years local refer
ences. Non-drinker, married man
with responsibilities. 399-300S,
Mr.. MANUEL.
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CRAFTSMAN
DRIVERS

Applications are now
being accepted for
fuel oil drivers. Must
be experienced on
heavy equipment and
have excellent refer
ences. Uniforms and
Gle aiming supplied,
free insurance, ex-
cellent starting SAL
airy. Ages Is to As.
Apply in person, do
not phone. Monday
through Friday, 9 am.
to 3 pm.
REFINING &C
401 FARRAGUT STREET NE.
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HELP MEN
DKLICATEssEN CLKRK

DELICATEssEN CLKhK - Must
be experienced in kosher foods;
apply in person Hofberg's Delica-
lessen 1899 Eastern ave. NV.
Wash. DC.
DENTAL TECH, exper. IN plate
work; good opport. for advance
ment in all depts. en-. 6-O473.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES position
for qualified reliable man as ship
ping clerk handling deliveries OF
blocks from old-estabiShed block
manufacturing plant. Some expe-
rience in building supply field
helpful, but not essential. Salary
open. Our employees know Of this
sd. Box 396-L. Star.
CRAFTSMAN
Structural. exper. for small office
doing principally commercial de-
sign work in steel and concrete;
ticulars to Box 349-L. Star.
CRAFTSMAN, MECHANICAL, mini
mum Of years industrial expert
ence. Must be capable Of making
assembly drawings. detailing, and
expediting Salary based on eapa-
bilities. For interview see Mr..
Eiswerth, Normandie Cup division,
STANDARD PACKAGING CORR.
jefferson Davis hwy. and Reed
ave. (Rte. No. u, Alex, Va. be-
tween "a.
CRAFTSMEN, architectural or ex-
perieneed interior layouts and
designs. Full or part time. Ii.
$4,000.
DRIVERS with D. c drivers per-
NIT to drive Diamond cab. Free
taxi school. Apply 1911 3rd So. q. e.
Monday through Thurs. 9 am. to
n m IT r-ERAI
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DRUG CLERKS
DRY WALL

We need a superintendent thor
oughly familiar with all phases OF
dry wall construction. We require
a man with recent experience Of
at least 2 yrs. in supervisory ca
as well as small. Potential sales
type desired. II you want q per-
manent Job, look US up. Phone
''Schaup' OF JOHN H. HAMP.
SHIRE, INC, UN. 10000.
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A-l6 THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. c.
Saturday, November 10, 1861
PROPOSALS

OGDsMoBILE 1851 sedan, s=6I5-
W01s10, will be sold for the high
est bid received BY or before 5
pm December 1, 1861, at Co.
lopial Olds, l24l 9th street ne,
w. SlAn ~ On 80 ~ n SuT 1n bn ne
hours. W. A. VAN BANKER
Collection Manager. no1S.19,20.
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HELP MEM

BODY SHOP FOREMAN, expert
eneed: starting pay $3.50 per week
plus bonus and commission, com.
pany benefits, expanding company
plenty Of opportunity 70 grow. DE
2-47O0. HERSON'S AUTO AMI
| APPLIANCE CO
Evening star., 1961-07-09
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Franklin Manor-NEw HOMES
winterized,. featuring 2 or 3 bed
rms. eat-in kitchens. choice Of
eye-level oven with surface plates
or range, bath, hardwood floors
large shaded lots near good
syT.innmnning syT.in mi . spd .dS boating; prices
over half acre
shaded lot with view Of West
River; 2 bedrms.. dorm. attic,
insulated, central heat. large
screened porch; near boating and
swimming; excellent condition;
s@csSsr slciSTG' Hurst-Brick home for
year-round living; 8 bedrms., u
baths. pine;paneled living rm.,
fireplace, glassed dining area,
earport. garage: large corner lot,
and docksge; immed. poss.; so
4-West River area - Attractive
Dutch Colonial-style house: 3 bed
rms, living rnl., fireplace. dining
rn.. kitchen with eating space,
sun porch, garage, workshop, hot
water heat. plastered 7alls: ~
acre lawn: near West River Sail
ing Club; SlS.50O.
So shaded lots inside Woodla nd
Beach; beach and dockage privi-
thsSTs, home; B4H BsGrms. Ssth. large
kitchen, attic storage. screened
porch, fully furnished: $500.
CALVERT REALTY A0CY.. CORP.
Elsie West Williams. Lothian, Nd.
Phone University 7-s006: II No
answer, call Prince Frederick 10S,
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SCHWARTZ W.

REALTOR
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-ss71
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Calvert County, Nd.

aOAAC9 ~ &AAA EOO
Calvert County, Nd.
PATUxENT RIVER acres on
river; 4.bedroom home; . bargain
cHEs2iPGAKE II sIiPESi BAY-Larr. bayfront
lot in area Of beautiful homes;
wide. sandy beach; priced below
Is AcREs-2,Ooo IT. on protected
cove; commercial use or subdivi-
BATTLE cREEK-Modern masonry
home; / y acres Of land fronting
300 It. on water; private b0-ft.
pier, bath house. artesian well;
complete privacy; an unusual
81. LEONARD cREEK-Brick hom.
with full basement and oil heat;
land fronts water with pvt. pier.
Is ACRES-Direct waterfront on
Solomons Harbor: protected deep
water; perfect for marina or pri-
pxTUxENT EasS SiSSsF' R1vER-spaeious s.
bedrm. rambler. in pvt. wooded
ss.s1s sT az Ssn Sen P.r pv a1o
lower Pstuxent and Chesa. Bay;
beautifully designed and custom
built for use Of corp. exec. and
their guests; one. Of the incest
estates in the Solomons area.
81 ACRES-Over 2,000-ft. frontage
on Chesapeake Bay; site Of early
Colonial manor house; magnifieent
wooded setting.
MILL CREEK-New masonry cot
tage. mod. kit, pvt. pier: $11. 800.
% ACRES-Over 1,000-ft. frontage
on Patuxent River and protected
cove; 8 houses, 2 piers; good land
and income investment.
PATUXENT RIVER acres ad-
joining historic estate in highly
restricted area; q most unusual
opportunity for the discriminating.
PRIVATE POINT on Patuxent Har-
bor-2 acres with 1.0O0-ft. 'front.'
age. pvt. pier; 3-bedrooIn,. bath
home: 23-ft. cruiser, skift and
outboard; well Handicapped and
LONG BEAcH-Attractive new elm
der block cottage close to beach,
sas sssSS view With RcS sooC g. essS s1S DOWN Sssn
CHESAPEAKE BAY-3 bedrms.,
in basement: $1,000, terms.
BAY FRONT summer cottage;
s BEDRMs., 2h baths, oil hit. unit,
elec. kit, park-like grounds; 1924
140, fronting directly on bay; II
you see IL, you will want 1t.
BATTLE CREEK-6 tracts OF from
1 to 4 acres, all wooded sites
owner will finance.
]. B. Waters & Assoc.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
CHARLES H. JAMISON

800 A.-Gaithersburg- Germantown
front: $1,000 per acre. Lease
500 mo. Taxes 81 per acre.
175 A.-Near Gaithersburg; "a.
acre zone. $3.50 per acre. Terms
166 An. Of Gaithersburg. Sewer
and water potential. 10-roon
Southern Colonial house; misc
bldgs. $1,000 per g.; excel. terms
SO A.-Gaithersburg- -Redland. Mod.
est home; frontage 2 roads; sewer
and water potential: $1,000 per q
315 MISUNDERSTANDING area
Rock Creek watershed. 9-rm., 8.
bath house, 2 other houses. barns
1z-acre zone; frontage 2 hard
544 A.-Ready to develop; sewel
in: on proposed interchange oi
Rte. 70-S: near Bureau Of stand.
ards. $4,000 per acre.
325 A.-Rockville area. Excel. topo
and bluegrass. sod. S-rm. house
misc. bldgs.; 1.75 road frontage
A-acre zone, Ideal for recreation
and residential use. S1,00O per q
CHARLES H. JAMISON
EOOleSVlllct MO.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
CHEVY Chase lots, $1,000 ca
Bethesda-1 lot ----- $4,000
Wheaton-13 lots ----10ee dn.
LYNCH CO., VIII. 6-471S
CHOICE CORNER LOT, Glen Hills
nr. Lakewood Country Club--1N
acres incl. knoll which is idea
for split-level or rambler with
walk-in bsmt. High ground Of
fers splendid view in all direc-
tions. Natural gas. PO. 2-66S3
CHOICE CREsTWOOD LOT, 8 mi,
from downtown: adjacent Rock
Creek Park. RA. 3-9233.
COLESvILLE, Snowden ave, Q blks
off Colesville rd.-Paved road, so
by 225 it.; $4,000. Reply P.O
Box 376, Rockville. Nd
COLESVILLE-2 lots, "a acre each
munity. Reasonably priced for only
$4,000 each. LO. 4-6140.
PROPERTIES, INC
COLUMBIA PARK-1S lots, approx
25x1O0 each; $4,000 takes all.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-542'
COMMITTING DISTANCE d c.
Corner OF IL acres with 173 II
of State rd. frontage, level land
good neighborhood. expensive new
home next door; price Sl,050
cash, 5000: balance $50 mo. MA
JOR EDWARDS. Dial 301--WE
4-437O. SOUTHERN MARYLANI
REALTY CO.
COR, ideal for natl. org. union
1oned C-3-B; excel. loc. DI. z
2734, so. 1886. I'll
DC LOTS-Good saleable area, Eoot
subordination.
MR.. CALCARA. Ho. 2-e100
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


1-Patuxent River Peninsula--3.0
acres, over 1000 IT. waterfront,
completely Handicapped; 7-rm., 2.
bath home, 2 fireplaces,. screened
porch. full basement: 9 guest cot.
tages with 4 rms. and bath eachI
screened beach house, pier, pers
feet harbor; immed. posS.: 50 mi.
2Ncove Point - 3-bedrm. home:
Ice. living. rrn.s fireplace. dining
rn1., kit, huge porch, bath, OUT
bldgs., furnished; liberal finance,
ing; 65 mi. D. c.; $4,000. ~.
3-Chesapeake Bay - 30 acres,
1,150-ft. frontaee. wide sandy
beach with stream through prop
erty, suitable for group, many
lovely bldg. sites; Is mi. D. G.
4-Patuxent River = Modern @
bedrrn. year-round home, partially
furnished: artesian well; carport;
handicapped; sidewalks; seawAll,
poss.; 40 mi. D. C.; $4,000. 0'
.6-Breton's Bay-29 acres, 700 It.
waterfront, harbor: 5-bedrm., q
bath home, 2 fireplaces, hot-water
heat, concrete terrace, swimming
pool, barbecue and grill; includes
washer, dryer, incinerator, freeE-
er artesian we'll: bar; in excellent
condition: 90 mi. d. c. 81.
6- acres on Patuxent River;
modern 5-bedrn., 2-bath home, 9
air conditioners, picnic aree with
fireplace, water and lights on
beach, lovely woods; A nj. D. CT
S20. 900,
Evening star., 1961-07-09

RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2.3600
VIRGINIA river farm, 414 acres.
old brick home, furnished II de-
sired; write for brochure.
REAL cattle farm, 315 acres. has
been carrying $50 head, plenty
water, good buildings: not over
priced: $4,000.
THREE acres. country store, at
tractive modern home; $16.500.
EASY pay plan on 25 acres: $50
900. WAUGH REAL ESTATE AG3 G.
office; VA. 5-S1S2, res.
WANT A VIRGINIA FARM, 900
acres or more; good soil with
tillable fields; good house; prefer
Ernie ernizIng. TL % Good Oa farm "0h buildinSs H-
Priced right. No agents. Box
361-B. Star.
w. VA.
SO acres with buildings. S6.s50:
ISL acres with buildings, s13.-
$50. terms; 136 acres. buildings,
fenced, S15,750, terms; % acres,
buildings. fenced. $3.50: 81 acres.
house. barn, fenced. S6.S00; all
are desirable locations: free list
ing. Call o. E. WIDMYER. 800;
James r. MARTIN. 1928. Realtors.
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
WARRENTON, 8 miles; excellent
grazing. 137 acres: STREAM,
FENCED: 500, 900. 18th Century
stone house. 125 acres: $40 900.
Plains, Va. Dial 703-253-6106.
WARRENTON AREA = 25 acres;
lovely 4-bedrm., 3-bath home;
guest o6 6eottssgeS,o outbgildiHgE,, HgE,,pHkG laks;
SEAITY, SIaif9S GR. e.? s-s4G7. saSa' FAIRFAX
II6 ACRES, in excel. location,
with beaut. view and springfield
streams: . houses, compl. farm
buildings; raising corn, cattle and
tobacco. Priced to sell at $4,000.
General store with sep. 7-rm. 1h-
bath. home, both in good eond.,
highly pop. area; showing good
returns: ideal retirement prop,
priced S22, 900, terms.
Farmette = over acres. with
beaut. lge. shade trees: 6-rm.-
and-bath rambler: lge. compl. kit,
stone firepl. committing dist
from D.. C. Priced S1G,950,. easy
terms. Many oLner homes, farms
and waterfronts to choose from.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Dial 301-WE. 4-S432
LaPlata, Md. Always oper
10 ACRES IN COUNTRY VILLAGE;
interesting S-room ante-bellum
home: "a baths: nice front and
back yards, large shade trees
$4,000. Terms, "a or less down,
$40 monthly. C. W. DUNCAN.
Broker. Louisa, We. Phone S30
weekdays: l4h Sundays.
IS-ACRE FARM. . houses: invest
mert from rental and tobacco:
3.000-ft. frontage on hard-top
rd.; = barns; ] mi. from Bay area
~ min. from D. C. Priced at SIS
900. Good terms. M. LEO
STORCH, SP. 3-45O0.
$3.50 DN.. $40 MO. buys large
6-rm. house. 2 acres. near Towr
of Mineral, Va; S6,65O. S10C
house. j acre. So. 500. Many more
Phone Mr.. Porter, 239 Louisa. We
1851 nights. COOKE AGENCY.