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Evening star., 1961-02-20
Montgomery Democrats
To Fight on Race Issue

Montgomery County Demo-
Gratis are girding for a knock
down intra-party fight. on
February 20 over an anti-dis-
elimination measure.
Two groups of Democrats
want Qualification of a party
stand on a proposed State law
Ito insure non-discrimlnation
in places of public accommoda-
ton"
Party officials, who have
been battling over the issue for
three weeks, hope to settle the
matter at a joint meeting of
precinct chairmen and the
State Central Committee.
The session is scheduled at
g pm. in the County Office
building, Rockville.
Opinions Differ
One side, whose spokesmen
include precinct chairman
Eugene zack and A. j. CreSh-
koff, believe that County Demo-
cratic support of such a meas
ure is in keeping with National
party policy.
The 1860 Democratic plat
form called for assurance of
equal access for all Americans
to all areas of community life,
including voting booths, school
rooms, Jobs and public facili-
ties"
But another group, led by
Precinct Chairman James F.
McAuliffe, jr., an assistant
States attorney, argues that
"the proposed 'so-called' public
accommodation statute tends
to impair and destroy the basic
right Of individuals in private
business to deal and associate
with whomever they choose"
Clash at Meeting
Forcing businessmen to open
their doors to everybody, he
believes, "is an undue invasion
Of the rights Of free men,"
The first open clash between
Evening star., 1961-02-20

the two viewpoints took place
three weeks ago at a precinct
chairmen's meeting.
The issue erupted when Mr..
Creshkoff introduced a resolu-
ton calling for "whole-hearted
support" Of a public accom-
modations law.
After heated discussion the
resolution was tabled 1926
seemingly the end Of the mat
ter. -.
But proponents Of the meas
ure had other ideas, and rallied
their forces several days later
for a telephone poll of precinct.
chairmen. Mrs. Ann Brown,
vice chairman Of the central,
committee, said 50 Of SO chair
men then consented to support.
the measure. Six could not be
reached.
The resolution was presented.
to legislators in Annapolis
and party leaders once again
believed the issue had been
resolved.
Consequently, the resolution
was not included on the agenda
for the February % meeting,
according to Mrs. Brown. She
added, however, that omission
Of the item didn't preclude IT.
from coming up again" ~
Mr.. Zack, who says he is dis;
satisfied with the way it was
handled, declared he would
"unquestionably" raise the is
sue again at the chairmen's
meeting. He said he wants it
Officially settled once and for
ALL"
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Six Are Injured
In 4-Cur Collision

"A four-car collision In the
southbound lanes Of q. g.
Route $40, a mile south Of Hy-
attstown, Nd, sent six persons
to. Suburban Hospital in Be-
thesda early today.
Three Of the victims were
detained at the hospital. but
were expected to be released
today.
They were identified by State
police as John s. King, 43, OF
Gaithersburg, driver Of one OF
the cars: Gloria M. Harriday,
IA, Of TOO Lennon avenue,
Rockville, a passenger In his
car. and Betty Cooper, 20, Of
902 Westmore avenue, Rock
Vile, occupant Of another car.
3 Treated and released were
Shirley Ann Giles. 23. of Gath
ersburg; Randolph Prather, %,
Of Rockville, and Theresa Jack
son, II, Of Laytonsville, all oc-
cllpants Of Mr.. Kings car.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Hungry families in Southern
Maryland win start receiving
surplus food rations this week
thanks to an assist from the
District Government.
Milton ]. Brugger, chief Of
surplus food distribution In
Maryland, said trucks from
Charles County were expected
to pick UP food today from a
warehouse used to store the
Districts quota at Fourth and
. streets S.W.
st. Marys and Calvert coun-
ties are expected to follow suit
the latter part Of the week.
Officials Of all three counties
have decided the surplus food
is needed to relieve the winter
hardship Of oystermen and
others who haven't been able
10 work.
Mr.. Brugger said an esti-
mated 5000 persons are in
need in the three counties. OF
these, 1000 are already on well
fare rolls and 5000 have been
made needy by the weather.
The latter group will receive
food first.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
U. Damage Suits
Aim Of Byrd Bill
By the Associated Press

Senator Harry F. Byrd
Democrat Of Virginia. said to-
day the Government should be
allowed to recover several mil
lion dollars it spends annually
as a result Of accidents to per-
sons eligible for Federal medi-
cal care.
Senator Byrd said he Is intro
ducing q bill that would give
the Government the right to
sue and recover costs from per-
sons found negligent in the
accidents.
In a statement. the Virginiar
said:
The law without apparent
reason is silent or insufficient
with respect to accident case,
involving injury to members oi
the Armed Forces and theil
dependents, the Coast Guard
merchant seamen, veterans ano
others for whom Government
care is furnished"
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Tenn, with 346.5: Wilmington
Del. with 315.5; Richmond
with Ball; Montgomery Ala.
with 295: Atlanta, Ca, with
1929: Memphis, Tenn. with
276.1, and jacksonville, Fla.
with 2SO.3.
In the total illegitimacy ratio
Richmond Is Q close second to
the District with 1S4.5.
The total number Of ille-
gitimate births in Washington
in 1857 was 3y044. This COM
pares with 3sA70 In 1855. and
with 4. .2S8 in 1850.
The HEW report Is based on
figures from cities Of more than
100000 population in IS States
where illegitimacy is reported.
II omitS some States such as
New York and California,
which have large populations
but do not require the report
ing Of legitimacy status.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
UNIQUE NEW HOME COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEM LETS YOU CALL INSIDE, OUTSIDE,
ALL AROUND YOUR HOME-BY TELEPHONE! !!

With new Home Interphone you can
talk to your family from room to
room listen in" on the nursery, even
answer the door-by telephone.
When you call someone in another
room, your voice is heard over a small
speaker which is installed near each
telephone. He can answer without lift
ing the receiver from his phone. A tiny
microphone in each telephone will pick
up voice from across the room.
Home Interphone will make your
home more comfortable and give your
Evening star., 1961-02-20
CAR DITCHED IN SILVER SPRING

recitals by Karl Halvorson,
organist and choirmaster Of
All Souls Unitarian Church
and Adas Israel Congregation.
and Sherman j. Kreuzburg,
organist and choirmaster Of
st. Johns Church.
The event will feature dis
cuSsion of the prophets Of the
Bible by the Rev. Robert o.
Kevin, professor Of Old TeSta-
ment at the Virginia Theolo-
gical Seminary.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

family convenience and security you
have never known before. And it does
this at modest cost.
For demonstration of Home Inter-
phone and information on it, just call
or visit your c & P Business Office.
And when you call, be sure to ask
about the new Bell Chime, too. Bell
Chime calls you to the telephone with
your choice of three different sounds:
soft chime, crisp bell or the familiar
telephone ring. Bell Chime works with
any phone. Choose it in ivory or gold.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
St. Johns SIutes
Judoic Program

A five-week program Of
traditional Judaic music and
writings will be offered by ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and H streets NV, be-
ginning at 7:30 pm. Wednes-
day.
The programs will feature
Evening star., 1961-02-20
MARYLAND BRIEFS
OfficioIHits
CountyRuIe
ByMonoaer

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 20 (AP)
Anne Arundel County's be-
labored county manager form
Of government again has been
attacked as "unworkable" -
this time by Register Of Wills
George M. Nutwell.
He suggested today that a
nine-man study commission be
appointed Ito re-establish Or
der in the Anne Arundel
County government"
In recommending reorganiza-
ton, Mr.. Nutwell said the
county's State Senator Louis N.
Phipps, Anne Arundel's delega-
ton to the Legislature and the
county commissioners each
would select three men to serve
on the study commission.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Baltimore Sets Goal
In Renewal Speedup

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20 (AP),
Mayor ]. Harold Grady says
acceleration Of Baltimore's
urban renewal program can
result In some $sl.s million in
construction work being start
ed or completed in 1851.
Replying to Q request by
President Kennedy for an ur-
ban renewal speed-up, Mr..
Grady said the goal he men
toned can only be met with
I"full Federal cooperation"
Evening star., 1961-02-20
BY WILLIAM MacDOUGALL
star staff Writer


star staff Writer
A citizens group has accused
the Montgomery County Per-
sonnel Board Of stalling the Sc
lection of Q juvenile squad.
County officials promptly
announced that personnel fol-
the squad would be selected
next month and begin operat-
ing as a unit April /,
Members Of the Advisory
Committee of the Juvenile
Court said last week that they
found it difficult to under
stand why this program was
not in operation yet"
The group, headed by DR.
Robert Gibson, has been seek
Ing the formation Of q police
squad to deal exclusively with
juvenile problems since 1856.
The County Council agreed
Evening star., 1961-02-20
EuqIes Plan Petition

FREDERICK. Feb. 20 (AP),
"A drive to obtain more than
1000 signatures on q petition
for legislation to eliminate job
discrimination because Of age
alone against persons over 40
years old was the discussion
topic Of the Maryland and Dis
trict Of Columbia area Of the
Fraternal Order Of Eagles here
yesterday.
The petition will be present.
ed to the Maryland Legislature.
1t will be accompanied by a
proposed bill written by the
Eagles.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Juvenile Squad DeIoy
Laid to Montgomery

to the plan q year ago, but SO
far, only one man, 1t. John P.
Leal1y. has bee nappointed to
the squad.
"The county appropriated
money for that squad last
year." complained the Rev. Her
bert w. Lamb, jr., former chair
man Of the advisory commit
tee. He is rector Of Grace Epis-
copal Church in Silver Spring.
10 to 10 Men
Committee members said they
would ask the council to assist
in speedy implementation Of
the program.
According to plans. the squad,
which will be officially called
the Juvenile Aid Bureau. win be
composed Of from 10 to IL
members. The group will not
only investigate crimes COM
mitted by youngsters, but
will also work with potential
offenders to prevent such
offenseS.
John Gaquin. personnel as
sistant to the county manager,
acknowledged when asked
about the committees criticism
that tests for potential mem
bers Of the squad had been
ready since last December. He
added, however, he had felt
the Christmas season an inap-
propriate time for testing be-
cause the police are busy with
other duties. He said the first
of more than rs policemen who
have volunteered for the OPEN
ing will be examined on Feb
ruary q.
Not Considered . Delay
1.-THE board doesn't consider
it q delay" declared Mason A.
Butcher. county manager. This
Is q brand-new organization in
the county and it has to be
good. We can not fail"
He said the written exami-
nations were developed from
scratch because there are few
Jurisdictions in the country
which require such rigid tests.
Mr.. Butcher said the examina-
ton. which he described as "the
most comprehensive ever given
in the county," had been under
preparation since last June.
Personnel officials said mem
bers Of the squad would be
selected late in March. The or.
ganization is expected to begin
operations on April /.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Lenten ToIks Set

The Rev. David Bowman of
Catholic University will deliver
the first Of a series Of lenten
lectures on prayer at $50
O'Clock tonight in the school
hall Of st. Johns CatholiS
Church, Forest Glen, Md. =
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Telephones for your Home Interphone come in
your choice Of three different styes-the familiar
wall and table phones and the new Princess
phone You can also choose your telephones in
color, with matching speakers.
Evening star., 1961-01-17

Juvenile Court Crisis" Jack
Jurey narrates q program
investigating the need for
an additional Judge in the
Districts Juvenile Court =
$3.50, WMAL, WT0P, WRC,
VOL, WWDC, WASH-FM
President Eisenhower. The
President presents his fare
well address to the Nation.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
Fades age spots on hands

"Weathered brown spots onyow
hands and face tell the world
you're getting old. perhaps be-
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out with new Esotertca. the new
medieated cream that breaks up.
masses Of pigment under the
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folks may use Esoterica 10 Ee-
tard age signs indefinitely.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
TODAY's GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

=
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In the Concert Hall. Schu-
mann's Symphony No. ! In
B Flat.
7:05, WGMS AMIN (570 Kc.
: and 103.5 Mc.)-Stereo
Showcase. Qoldmark's .Vio-
lin Concerto In "A Minor.
$500, WMAL-FM tlo7.S
Mc.)-Heritage : Concert.
4 Copeland's FL Salon Mexico.
500. WGMS AMIN fS70 Ike.
and 103.5 Mc.t-Kindler
Foundation Concert. Ko-
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by Beethoven, Wageneer,
: and schumann.
1O:0O, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1855 Mc.l--Music for
the Keyboard. Scarlatti's
Sonata in B Minor.
1891, WWDC = Music TIL
Dawn. Vaughan Williams
Old King Cole Suite.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
STAeEcoAcH
WEST WI:
80.
-.
,..F

A temperamentaI singer, para
Iyzed by hoodlum's bullets, in
this drama Of the Overland
Stage, creates trouble for
stagecoach driver Simon Kane
Robert Bray when they arrive
in Outpost for her singing ap-
pearance. A mute proves to
be the only one capable Of
handling THE Brass Lilly" Co
stars Jean Hagen.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLiGHTS

7:l5. WMAL-Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Marty
Patch. Chris Connor and
George Shearing.
$500, WTOP-EditoriaI "The
Evening star., 1961-01-17
FM Stations

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WroP.FM ss.s Me.-s.2s s.m. 70 1;,e an.
WAsH.FM 81 Me- On. b il:N an,
Msnday-suaday.
VIOLIN ss.I Me.-s;3e sm. 10 midnight.
WFAN.FM tee.3 Me- an. to mltnight.
Wwpc.FM 1871 Me.-74.hsur operation.
WeMS.FM 1855 Me.-s en-. to midnight;
Saturday 7 an. to I Phi Sunday . an
10 aidnisht.
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through Thursday.
WBvA-FM 10s.S Me.-11 noes 10 Il p.R.
WMAL-FM 1913 Me.-S an. to 1:lS en-.
WPec.FM SIS Me.-1o On. 10 4 pm. MeB.
day through Saturday.
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WeAY.FM s9.s Me.-s On. 70 mldnisht.
wAvA.FM-Ios.I Ms.-I.1o en-. 10 . pm.
Evening star., 1961-01-17

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ING. because L carries medi-
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Evening star., 1961-04-09

BEEF CATTLE FARM-15O acres
mod. cattle barn with loafing pens.
water, elec., upright Silo, mod.
fenced and cross fenced; outstand-
ing bldg. site with long views over
Patuxent River: boating facilities
adjoining. $4,000
100 ACRES-Overlooking Patuxent
River. 10 stanchion dairy barn,
mod. home. tenant house, poultry
houses; a good beef cattle or dairy
farm with river view.
4 ACRES-Mod. 4-bedroom home
with unlimited view over Ches.
Bay, an unusual value at $4,000
with bldg. and loan financing.
81 ACRES-All level crop land.
mod. 3-oedrm. home. 3 barns, lS
a. tobacco. allotment: adjoins fair
grounds: in walking distance OF
court house. stores, churches, an
exceptionally well located and pro-
ductive farm; tractors and COM
plete farm equip. incl.
NEW 3-BEnRM RAMBLER-Elec
kit. mod. bath. carport; oil heat.
Near Ches. bay. About / y acres
land In committing distance.
~ 600. Can assume GI loan at
OVERLOOKING PATUXENT RIVER
fronting on tidal cove; "A acres;
3-bedrm; home, 3 barns, tenant
mouse; tobacco allotment. Out
standing view over river. S25.0OO.
81 ACRES-Woodland. Long 'front.'
age on > paved State roads. Good
land investment. $4,000.
100 ACRES - Woodland; 7-acre
lake: deer, rabbit, quail. ducks;
excel for camping sportsmen grp
or subdivision. Liberal financing.
{ LEVEL ACRES fronting county
road. $1,000.
A wide variety OF other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcoNIINUED)

ATTENTION BUILDERS AND m
yESTORS-If looking for farms,
Investment prop. or land for de-
velopment, We can help you find
your needs. Please call GEO. W.
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, OIL. 2
01O3. ewes on 450oQ
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1961-04-09
mn, . POoLEsvILLE, MD.
WI. 6-B223 or 30l-DI o-9o6
COUNTRY RARGAINs 81

COUNTRY BARGAINS
SO ACRES, hard rd., few Minis out
OF Frederick. Fertile land, sprinss
Watered pasture, 7-rm. house
99ath running water. BARGAIN,
2 ACRES. village edge, few stem,
70 store, lovely Blue Ridge Nj
view. 7-rm. house, IL baths. hof
and cold water, spacious Shaded
lawn' barn, garage. ETC.; $4,000,
, only 50 300 dn., bal. month";
l.. II. Crickenberger, zENTz REAL.
~. 207 Thomas ave, Frederick,
Nd, Phi. MO. 3-54s2.
CULPEPER COUNTY, VA.-Beau-
ttful 4l4-acre farm, fronting
river; 100000; brochure on re-
APPRox. 2. acres. edge of town q,
orange: brick home; $500,
Six acres; small restaurant easi,v
converted to home; $4,000. nice
WOODLAND. 200 acres; $50 per
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
'Culpeper, Va, Phones VA. 6-SSn5
office; VA. 5-slS2, residence eoO"'
FAIRFAX REALTY OFFERS - 40
acres; 3-bedrm., mod. home, Ice
trees, stable, stream, 90 acres
cleared: S16,6o0. CIR. 3-2407.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

MOUNTAIN REALTY
Box 254 Fairfax. Va. DU. 5-5677
FARMETTE in Howard Co; brick
Cape Cod; 4 bedrms., ga baths,
full bsmt..- oil h.-w.h.; 2 acres
with 200-ft. frontage on paved
rd. A lot of house for only 500, :
100; LAIRD B. SCOTT, JU.
S-O4zO.
FARMETTES-PRINCE WIN. CO
Fine 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick on 4
acres, on stream: excel. construc-
3-bedrm. and bath frame, on q
acres with small barn: SI3,75O,
Other farms and acreage. AR
ROW REALTY, Realtor, Dumfries,
virginia. Code 703-TR. 5-404O;
ewes, TR. ,5-5056, LY. 4-237S.
FRIENDSHIP FARM
HARDWOOD. Va, IL mi. from Fred
ricksburg, 55 mi. D. c.; large re-
modelled S-room. 2-story, frame
home;. modern kitchen and bath,
dbl. stairway: 2-car detached ga
rage, outbuildings: surrounded by
trees: 125 acres, 65 cleared and
under cultivation, balance in TIM
ber; A2-acre stocked pond; 3 miles
off Warrenton hwy on macadam
state road (Rte. 612): school
buses: $4,000. Call or write, W.
F; MONROE. HARDWOOD. Va,
Evening star., 1961-04-09
FARMS

WARRENToN AREA 27O acres
fronting highway. Fenced. water,
house. FAIRFAX REALTY, CR.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
MART,ROR0 REALTY


l00-ACRE Davidsonville farm, l
dwelling. tobacco barn, on black
top road. Priced reasonable for
this popular area.
so ACRES, mr.. Davidsonville. "a mi.
OF 424 and Annapolis expressway
cloverleaf.
52-ACRE Mitchelville farm, 1 ten
ant house, ! tobacco barn and
good fertile farmland.
90 ACRES mr.. Central Ave. on 3Ol
dwellings, 2 tobacco barns,
cattle shed.
PISCATAWAY garden spot; I6
acres and cottage on Floral PARK
rd. Lots Of shrubbery, flowers
and fruit trees,
3O1 COMERCIAL sites; on north
and southbound lanes. 8 to IL
I. c. DULLEY, agent. Ewes. and
suns. MA. 7-3491: office, MA.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Mt. Airy. Md.

AZ ACRES. 2 acres woodland, g.
nm. dwelling. 4 bedrms., bankbarn,
other outbldgs. $4,000.
100 ACRES improved with Groom
dwelling, bath. 2S stn. barn, other
bldgs. Large meadow and stream.
S37. 800.
-RM. dwelling. 3 bedrms., bath,
furnace; large lot in Mt. Airy.
SI,500 cash, can finance balance,
4 P. BURDETTE & SON, Realtor,
Mt. Airy Nd, Phi. 1913. Eve. and
sun. ph. Mr.. Pryor, Am.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
FARMS
HOWARD county

DEVELOPMENT FARM-24O acres
in strategic location, close to ex-
pressway and future interchange
FINE ESTATE FARM-Stone manor
house, expertly restored in i'm
pressiVe location. Topnotch beet
cattle operation, with barn, fences
and tenant house; on 165 acres.
o-ACRE FARM-Attractive remod-
eled house, garden, orchard and
large barn.
STONE ENGLISH HoUsE-In Gar
den Tour setting on 3la acres;
bedrms., 3Ia baths, servants quar-
tiers: handsome beams and wood
work. a sacrifice to settle estate
RANCHER = On 21a
acres, with fenced meadow and
stream; near Triadelphia Lake.
FARM-77 acres, nr. Rte
20 and Laurel: excellent buildings
fences and long road frontage.
BEEF FARMS = Several available
from 100 to 200 acres.
Call Mrs. Adams, Atlas 6-2336,
or Mrs. Shaw, Atlas 6-22I5
PIERRE c. DUGAN g. NEPHEW
Baltimore l We. 7-0454
HUNTSVILLE AREA 2I0 acre
running water through prop; 2
houses, l 2-story and l bungalow
sacrifice WA 6.2I5O hat : ard a
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ARLINGTON, CLOSE IN

ASK FOR MIR. PARKER
LEXINGTON TOWERS. SHOPPING
CENTER-6.O00 50. it. will par
tition to suit tenant. $500 per
50. #. includes all utils.. air cond
and full ianltor services, Avail
able immed.; s minutes from
14th and F. WILLIAM G. BAKER
EIETn IA 5-55OO
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Move to Howard County

PAUL B. BEARD. REALTOR
3 ,acres-Lge. house with bath
Also 4-rm, bungalow, stable. Thi!
place needs some cleaning up. bu
is a real bargain. Price sI3, 600
3 acres -rm. house in gooS
cond., bath, barn, chicken hous,
and other bldgs. This is realll
worth the money. Price SIS.OO0
3 acres-rBeautiful stone rambler
bath. oil heat and everything vefy
modern. overlooking Rocky Gorgt
Reservoir.
l47 acres-2 good houses with
conveniences, lge. barn and otheI
olags. Beautiful pasture lanc
with water; Priced to sell.
All these places have hard road
trontage.. We have lovely ram
blers with acre or more. 8 and 4
bedrms., in or out OF develop.
ments. ANYTHING in real estate
Call Code 30l Atlas 6-2l64 OF
Howard 5-ol14
Evening star., 1961-04-09

over 1000 IT. on Cacapon River.
400 II. hard road frontage.
Good 6-rm. house. Only 20 min,
to Winchester. Price, $3.50;
good terms.
L. R. Wigfield, NO. 7-1328
Evening star., 1961-04-09
8 ACRES

Attractive de luxe brick
rambler (53x3S), Situated
IN Handicapped setting. Liv-
ing room (36xI4, fireplace,
wall-to-wall carpeting, din
ing rm., entrance han, 2
bedrms. with separate baths,
kitchen, fully equipped, 20
II. deep freeze, washer-drier,
complete concrete basement,
GE hot-air heat, cork floors;
2-car garage. Taxes, S47S.75,
Asking price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ONE THOMAS CIRCLE
CALL i Il RNnY

Suite 306: 276 50. it.: S1OO a mo
suite 311; SIS 50. fl: Sl6O a mo
Modern elevator building; all sery-
Evening star., 1961-04-09

35 acres all level and cleared. Ap-
prox. 1000 #. fronting on Po-
tomac River. Approx. 1000 IT.
hwy. front. Lovely 7-rm. house
with heat water, elec. and a
large barn. ga hrs. to D, c,
Price, $4,000; excel. terms.
80 A., River Front. w Va.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


10 ACRES on main highway near
Patuxent River: modern rambler
with Dashboard heat, full base
ment with bar and recreation rpl /:
~ mi. D. c.; $4,000.
2-l47 ACRES; old brick house Of
earlV architecture. needs restor-
ing: good tenant house and barn:
JO M D. G: easy financing.
3-ATTRACTIVE apartment house
on acres, In exclusive neighbor-
noou; lovely lawn; S2l5 monthly
lncome;. live rent free on income
from other .: 80 mi. D. C.: liberal
managing from owner: sci 500.
900 ACRES: handsome columned
nome. fireplaces, 9 bedrms., 4
ceramic tiled baths, maids bath:
5-car garage with apt, q barns
tractor and equipment: long road
frontage; 3s mi. D. c.: $4,000,
5-1G2 ACRES; 6-rm, home, .
barns, outbldgs, 100 acres
cleared: good. investment; rich
SOL, springs, large timber: ideal
tor ttosro cattle farm; 35 mi. D. c.;
eI3O-AcRE chicken farm: 7-rm
frame home with bath; 6-rm.
frame home: 8 concrete block
metal roof poultry houses with
I2.OOO hen capacity; necessary
equipment for 10000 layers: .
brooder houses; complete farm
equipment: 4-acre tob. allot.: .
iarSe s1 barns; SO mi. D. c.;
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