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Evening star., 1961-01-29
TOMORROW

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell. conductor. Soioists:
Lloyd Geisler, trumpet: Werner Ly-
Waiiaes Mann. flute: Harold wrIght.
VIOLA aia Richard a0fa Esn:rs
H. Q. Auditorium. Rockville, $50
Rossini;. Cello Concerto in B fiat.
Boccherini: concertino for 2 Solo
AdffcHEfURs sYHfHEoNY
ferson Auditorium, Agriculture
Building. $40 pm: Egmont Over;
6 minor, Or. ss. BraSms.
GEORGE STEINER, violin: Z. Earnest
Harrison, oboe: Walter Msciejewics.
bassoon; Evelyn Swarth0ut, harpsi-
chord. Clinical Center Auditorium,
National Institute Of Health, $3.50
aman Tr1S W.ddsns sGnato e. Il n. Hen maSs aSd
the Cuckoo. uccellini; Trio Sonata
In C. Pepusch: Trio in C minor.
Telemenn; Trio Sonata In B flat,
Handel; Violin Sonata In d. Op. II !,
No. 2. Hindemith; Three Inventions
for Two Treble Instruments. Ste
and English Horn, Honesger; Fugal
Concerto. Hoist.
THE VOCAL ARTS ENSEMBLE OF
WASHINGTON, Richard Levitt, con-
dnctor. Assisting artists. Mary
Louise Mamma, Raymond Montoni,
yiolins: Thomas Schwab, Joel Whee-
Ter, recorders; Frederick Blachly,
cello; Rev. Russell Woellen and Wfl-
son Townsend, harpsichord. Phillips
Gallery. $3.50 pm. Instrumental
dances, Anon; Sing we and chant
II, Morely; Though Philomela lost
her love, Morley; April is in my
mistress face, Morley; Sweet was
the song Of the Virgin sung. Attey;
Pavene. Galliard, and Allemand,
Dowland: Up merry mates, Dowland: !:
Though my carriage be but careless,
Weelkes; Farewell sweet AmarylIis'
,Wilbye; Flora gave me fairest flow,
ers, Wilbye: Pavane and Galliard
Byrd; A Carroll for New Years nav,
Byrd. Eceo mormorar ponde. Mon
teverdi; Rimanti in pace, Monte
verdi; 10 mi son giovinetta, Monte
verdi; Chaconne, Monteverdi: Non
havea Febo ancor, Monteverdi: Amor
--Lanenta della Ninfa, Monteyerdi.
81 ira edegnosi pianti, Monteyerdi;
chiome d'oro. Monteverdi; Psalm 81,
Evening star., 1961-01-29

by Cimarosa. Verdi. SINE.
tana and Rachmaninoff.
lies. WGMS AMIN (570 Kc.
and 1855 Mc.)-Archive
Hour. Marenzio's Four Mad
rigals.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
SATURDAY

DUoUEsNE UNIVERSITY TAMBURIT-
Silver Spring, S:i5 pm. Proaram
not available.
sYMPHoNY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. Soloists:
Camilla Williams, soprano: Lawrence
field, piano. Constitution Hall, $40
pm. All-Gershwin program: Ex-
cerpts, Porgy and Bess: Concerto in
Rhapsody In Blue: an American
in Paris.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
TUESDAY

TATIoNAL eYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
iat. Heward ns.,nt mitchell; sas eondgstor. SOLE
tuition Hall. $50 pm. Excerpts.
Romeo and Juliet. Berlioz: Violin
Concerto In i, Bach: Meditation and
Dance Of Vengeance, from Medea.
Barber: Violin Concerto in A minor.
Op. e2. olazounov; TIL Eulenspiesel.
Op. 2S. Strauss.
IMIo ETo. koto. corcoran Gallery,
pm. Program not available.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
MUSIC PROGRAMS.

gehuetz: VIE Elm Rubin IN ffeinem
Gclde leuehtet. echuetz: vier Hirtin-
men, gleich Jung, gleieh sehoen,
echuetg; Cantate Domino, echuets.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY s
(For full details

tFor full details
see next Sundays listings)
JAN PEEECE. tenor. Constitution Hall,
ToLsoN. piano. Barker
Hall, $3.50 pm. and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

BITS AND PIECES De-
spite the Polish name, Seer
yng Is q Mexican citizen and
Evening star., 1961-08-17
Eisenhower Suggested
To Advise Arms Unit

T. for a permanent disarmament
agency, said such a group would
prove "our sincerity in seeking
world peace"
AS the Foreign Relations
Committee ended three days of
public hearings on the disar-
mament agency bill, Senator
Humphrey, Democrat of Min
nesota, urged leaders of religi-
GUS, scientific and other organi-
cations who favor establishment
of such an agency to let Con-
gress know about their feelings.
I'VE need popular support
for this BILL" Senator Hum
phrey told a parade of witnesses
before the Senate committee.
'The roadblock on this is not
in the White House"
Sometimes the American
people don't get modified into
action when millions of them
favor some program or project" I"
Senator Humphrey said.
Evening star., 1961-08-17
BY the Associated Press

Senator Clark, Democrat OF
Pennsylvania. is boomin G
former President Eisenhower to
head a United States disarma-
ment advisory committee.
mo living American is more
dedicated to the cause of peace
than our former President .
Senator Clark said yesterday in
making his suggestion to the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
The 15-member advisory
committee would be set up to
aid a proposed United States
disarmament agency. Moth
ing could give greater hope and
status" to the new agency than
having Mr.. Eisenhower head its
advisory committee, Senator
Clark said. L
Senator Clark, backing the
Kennedy administrators plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-15
Dupont "501" Continuous FiIament
1907 NYLON FACE

Luxurious, durable Dupont "5ol" continuous Element nyon
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wood Honey Beige, Golden TAM Polne, Lilac Surf Geen Soge
Green Beiseone, Champagne and TuffY Beige.
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Random Sheared
~ ORION FACE
Virgin AcryIic

1oo% Dupont Orion "36" virgin uec cupe meets exeeads
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Heavyweight Loop Plush Pile
1OO% WOOL FACE

luxurious and stunning oo% wool carpet in heavyweight plush
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lion, permanently moprooed for your protection See it, feel
it, your Super Giant Discount Carpet Store you'll be omuzed
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Thick soft Competing taF suys luxury every look every iouet rs
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protection Choose from unbo Of eoors. This outstanding
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A complete selection Of carpet padding is
ovoiIobIe from TIC to 1.77 per square yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS. leaders, generators,
chain saws, pumps. Ford tractors,
machines. az hi Sebd4n SinA
RENTAL TOOLS. EQUIPMENT CO.
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LAWN MOWERS

Liza WIN G1S0
Jacobsen Park, 7 h.p., 80"
cut. Raeemowsr; mech. a.. =,
eond.. new rec reel - -D"-- ~ $500
Toro. 30", reel mower, re-
Mott sana, HsmmssIfnit., az: '''O'
self-propelled rotary, 2
Locke, 81. reel mower. re-
cond. and guaranteed-.- 236.00
Whirlwind. 81, rotary, o
hip. b. T. 8. engine $500
Kut-KWick. 2S", rotary, So.
hip. B. q g.; new. ----- 1851
Greens Air, special soil
aerator, 2 hip. 10000
Power sprayer, $50 gal,
Meyer -, 49, 10000
Riding rotary, "a" cut,
Devere, with reverse, So
Briggs b Stratton en-
Dt SSS is" s. P rotary; ~ ~
Ryan IL" sod cutter, Good -
eond. ---------- ----- $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
Does, PETS, Ere
FARM AND GARDEN

ALL DOGS BEAUTY SERVICE
in your home. Clipping pluckirE,
grooming. IA. 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23
FURNITURE
MOVING TO FLORIDA

= ~ ANANA4 SAs1
MOVING TO FLORIDA
Elegant French Provincial custom
made dining room set, beautiful
living room couch, drum tables,
heaoboard. Single and double beds
imported lamps and shades, Gus
tom MADE double bed with satin
with the finest springs and mat
presses. Elec. drier, 14-cu. foot
freezer. Many more fine items.
Everything must be sold BY sun
day July 20. No reasonable offer
refused.
1914 JUNIPER ST. NV. RIA. 3-4077
Hours, 10 AM. to 6 PM.
tSg n4 y . costs less ,, yh aI-y og
WAREHOUSE, 44OO r. /. ave. ne.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-Bedrn1.
suite: y6s; din. rm., set, $125
80: occasional chair, So: ward
robe. 80: hideaway bed, $50: in
nerspring mattress, $40: dinette
set with 4 chairs, :$20:. china
closet, S3b; HOLLYWOOD bed, S22 (:
rocker, 80: loveseat,, $50; studio
Soucn, S2gi soia and chair. $3S:
sofa bed. $40: desk-eSest, $5S;
Bookcase o;Sa Coz So; Early American
$50: mirror, So: 3-piece sectional
sofa, $50. We added to our col
lection 800 art pieces, top value,
low prices. Many interesting
items ct HOFFMANN'S. We do
reupholstering, draperies, slip
covers and refinishing. EASY
TERMS-1st PAYMENT IN AU-
GUST. FREE PARKING,
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ROOMS FURNIsNED-R.W.
AARDVARKS

AARDVARKS
Your probably never see one end
you have never seen Q value IKE
he he CAIRO gtrNi HOTEL ReSTTeIn'WS asSinston's
tallest bldg. TV In every room,
daily maid seYv.. bellhop. barber
shop. I'm. serv., nevsstands. see.
switchboard serv., cocktail lounge,
coffee shop dancing every night
In the ball room, no cover ne
admission. no minimum, Large,
clean rms. from S14 week.
1918 Que 81. NV.
HO. 2-2104 Z
ADAMS ST., 100 BLK.-L0e, front
rm. person. Colored. IA. Q.
31o0 ewes.
ADJ. STATE DEPT.-TV @ youf
room, refgr.. grill. private en-
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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FURN., Marble-top dresser with
mirror, $50; sleigh bed, S36; wash
stand, S25; Victorian sofa, S36:
French prov. dresser, $40; large
breakfront, antique white, SIS;
desk. S35; elass-front bookcsse,
$50. co. $4,000. Sunday, IL to5.
FURN.-Bedrm. and kit. set, Whirl-
pool washer. crib: accordion, end
M snSi1s So5 pair s, Fl Ss AT, ssaS asS
NV. after 10 am.
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FURN.-Compl. bedrm. set. Compl.
set. Large exhaust fan. American
oriental rug. 9x12. 10 Gu, II. RcA
freezer. New eond. Beautiful fire
pl; set. Also misc. items. Owner
sold home and going into apt:
4 2127 Oi1ver 20 n
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FURN.-5-pc. mod. din, $50; step
type $40; 3 TseIums. S. each a;
sweeper, So: scales. pictures. etc.,
g; '5S TV console, power tuning,
500; hke-new Grundig stereo
console, cost $500, sell Si75. Must
sell all now; make offer. 434-6O27.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

eUN-NeW Ie-ga. Browning auto.
shotgun; ribbed barrel With extra
barrel, fleece cover, gold triRRefs.
Call IN, 1881.
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1914 JUNIPER ST. NV. RIA. 3.4077
Hours, l0'AM tn 4 PM
HOFFMAN,

2447 18th st. NV co. $1,000
Eyes SIS, I'll 9: sat III! 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

SlAMESE KITTENS
Pure-bred, Papers, Sealpoint
CALL JE. 3-9167
SIAAaESE SIP. reg. Kittens and stud
service. Cats boarded. ED-MAH
KENNEL. Herndon 444.
WATCHDOG, mixed breed, Give
away to good home; prefer coun-
try. OIL. 2-7673.
WEMARANER PUPS = Beautiful
specimens; 5 mos. old; no reason
able offer refused. EVANS FARM
INN. 5743 Chain Bridge I'd, Nc
Lean.
WEIMARANER pups. 8 vks., Axe;
2 m, 8 l.. champ. sh. obed., field
stock, wormed; 500. CIR. $1,000.
WELSH CORGI PUPS, sire cham
pion. Axe. intelligent; eager to
please; working dogs. DU. 1881.
WELSH terrier puppies, male, 3
mo. champion stock. shots,
wormed; reasonable. WE. e-e167.
or Quantico Marine Base. 1000
tx. 266so.
WESTERN SADDLE, very rood
eond.; S35. walker 1886.
Y0RKSHIRE PUPPIEe, Axe req,
champ. Engiish lines, miniatures
. and Standards. o.. A-7676.
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MAKBLg TABLE TOPS. bases
e Ssassi ISsToi n' ssau5prsEfT. TIsai
Linden Court NJ. Ii. 6-e0e0 III
rear Of Atlas Theatre. 1921 Z
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HO. 2-21O4

ADAMS ST.. 100 BLK.-L9e. 'front.'
rm. person. Colofed. IA. 3.
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FURN., Early American wing-back
sofa, SS9.75; chair to match, $50;
foam cushions and back, new; peri.
cond. XII. 9-3656,
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TREE REMOVAL-We specialize in
pruning, topping and tree re-
moval; fully insured; reasonable
prices; H7YATTsymLE TREE
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p. b. MOORE
q. 8. SOL. l Mile South Of New. SO
Mitchellyille, Nd. CE. 6-s1sI
PEACHES

At Housh Orchid duff pick your
own at $3.50 per bushel: bring
container. New phone, DI. s-5330.
Take Rte. % west Of Rockville
10 miles TO Peach Tree I'd, turn
right ! y miles to Sd orchard:
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LMIscELLANEoUs Bon sALE MIscELLAME

WASHER, Kenmore. 5 mos. ole. like
new. Moving, must sell, $3.50 OF
best offer. Also dinette set, see
tional sofa W/fold-out bed and
corner table. Call 434-721l afteI
8 pm. Sun. or all day Mon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

lNOA"A 1OO4 NV"AetI mOucI cUUi
extra equip: live axle with spot
brakes. chrome-plated, 3-spoke
steering wheel, pedals and blink
ers. 3-quart chrome fuel tank,
bucket seat with upholstery. plus
racing Sticks. For information. call
CT. 3.2353, Danaseus. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-23

WASHER, late model, GE auto. /;
rem. nm. tables, lamps and 4 dinette
chairs. Call WA. 7-1607.
WASHER, Bendix, semiautomatic.
good condition, $50. SP. $1,000.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04
CITIZENS OF ROBBINS, WAKE UP!

We can find slightly over four
blocks of sidewalks on one side
of 18th St and we understand
that this was donated by some
Of the business men of Robbins.
What lis Maxey doing and what
is he doing with our money?
Why does he not use it as was
promised?
4. How much of the Utility
Tax money is not in the Village
Treasury? We believe we are
CONTINUED on page 13)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04
Wednesday Ev'n'g
Bible Study

The Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church is the place to grow in
knowledge and power as you
study the Word of God with
Pastor Stephens and the class
of Interested s u d e n is and
friends of Christ. Come and see.
The sessions are concluded with
fellowship and refreshments.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04
THY NEIGHBOR
AS THYSELF'
Continued from page 81


Dear Miss Colquitt,
I think it is fine to have
someone in Robbins who is
willing to help others. There
aren't many who will help you
when you are in need.
I am asking you to please
try to help me to get a job
if its not but three days
week. [ need help badly | have
nine children, my husband rs
working but not making enough
to take care of the family. We
lust have enough food to get
by on, but usually not enough
to last until he gets paid the
next week.
All nine of my children need
shoes and also myself. l have
six in school. Sometimes they
have to go to school without
lunch and there is no food when
they come home So you know
how 1 feel.
I would be very glad if I could
get some ironing = anything at
all would do as long as it is
in Robbins because I have to
stop and get the kids ready for
school. They hardly ever have
any milk. l feel SO bad about
this because I know their bodies
need it. We are always late in
payiny our rent because we US
ually do not have that much
at one time.
I will be mighty grateful if
you can help me in some way.
You are free to visit me at
any time. May bless you.
Mrs. NJ. S. of Robbins
To tie citizens of Robbins.
would you like to help this fam
lily? Do you have ironing you
want done, baby sitting or any
kind of work at all for this
mother? If SO, please contact
me and you may have her name
and address. This wonderful
mother is willing to work and
help support her children, will
you help her? I will do all 1
can to help her-we all have
nothing to lose by expressing
the thought of Thy 'Neighbor
AS Thyself."
-O--------
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04
Shaw Takes Slap
At Mayor Maxey
BY John Shaw

In last weeks Robbins Eagle
Mr.. Maxey requested that all
unemployed persons in Robbins
register at the Village Hall. He
stated that the purpose of this
registration is to get a true
picture of the unemployment
situation so that he will have
this information on hand when
he returns to Washington some
time in March.
Personally l think this is one
of Mr.. Maxey's schemes to lure
voters in his direction come
April 10, 1861.
This problem of unemploy-
ment, I wonder if our president
thinks he can by pass or go
over the heads of the local
authoritity such as the county,
state and even the office of the
Secretary of Labor, Arthur ].
Goldburg, and walk right into
our country's highest office as
f he were walking into the
Village Hall here in Robbins
md present the President with
his list of names and in turn
the President will give him a
bag of jobs, enough to satisfy
his desire. But that is not the
way jobs for the unemployed
are gotten.
First, money must be appro-
priated. Each state will be en-
titled to its share. Then the
state will create jobs. There are
offices already set up for this
purpose. I wonder if he thinks
our unemployed citizens are go
ing to sit around and wait un-
til he makes up his mind to
help them.
If Maxey wants to help the
unemployed as bad as he pre-
tends, there are many ways to
do so. First, the unemployed
that are behind in their. water
bill. He could let them go un-
til they get a job. After all
there are 1,000's of gallons OF
water running down the bitches
and no one seems to care. Not
even the president. He will tell
YOU that he is not worrying
about it.
Number two, the citizen that
is out of work could be given
a little mercy instead Of tic
ket for not having his village
sticker. After all, the people are
not leaving town.
Number three, last but not
least, the Utility Tax. If he
can't show where the money is
going, then he should repeal it
until work picks up. There are
n1artv of waVS he can helm the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE
IMMEDIATELY!
paid Political ADJ

We, the citizens and taxpayers
OF Robbins, Illinois, respectfully
petition concerning the follow
ing:
/. We want to know from the
Village President Ernest Maxey
and from the Village Treasurer
and Clerk what amount of mon
ey has been paid by the citizens
of Robbins for the Utilitl Tax?
How much has Maxey collected?
2 Why doesn't the Village
Board and Village iPres.den tell
us why he has not used the
money collected from the Utility
Tax for constructing sidwalks,
paving streets and for lighting?
bins all he has to do is go to
the Unemployment Compensa-
ION ol11Ce, LII Il. 104ln ST., IN
Harvey, Illinois. All of Robbins
is listed there.
Mr.. Maxey, how can you do
SO much in Washington and so
SO little in Bremen Township,
and you are one of the Town
ship precinct captains?
0Use the conveniences of the
UTICA Currency Exchange.
You'll find them time-saving.
1870 Claire Blvd. Flu s. 1866
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-03-04

Dear Miss Colquitt,
I think it is fine to have
someone in Robbins who i:
willing to help others. There
aren't many who will help yot
when you are in need.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
202-Acre Farm
And Licensed

NurSlnp HOnne

IA 04AA6 AA0AAAS
Price Drastically SlaShed! Last VI.
$26,500. income reported. Nursing
Home has been in continuous
capacity at all times and has .
for expansion; the spacious lawn
is shaded by over Is large oaks
in addition to pines, etc; house
has IA rms. 2 baths, oil furnace,
elec.. phone, fireplace, . screened
etc. about so a. under pillow for
tobacco, corn, wheat, pasture,
esti; 100000 IT. saw timber,
apples and grapes; on hwy: less
than 3 mi. to schools, college,
store, etc. For immediate sale.
and includes . tractors. farm ma
chinery, truck, l6 beds plus 4
hospital beds, 40 chairs, 20 bed
side tables. 3 refrigerators. 5
radios, 2 Tvs: only $4,000 down.
T. P. Scott, STROUT REALTY,
Rte. /, Box II, Farmville, Va.
12s ACRE STOCK FARM on paved
rd.; big barn, pond, Stream. nice
home. heat, bath. fireplaces: very
picturesque very unusual at
$50 Acre Dairy Farm on paved I'd
80 Stn. wash. mkt. barn. extra
bank barn, large loafing barn,
old house and unfinished new
house under roof; good water: ex-
ceptional buy reduced to S37,500.
140 Acre Dairy Stock Farm; paved
rd.: large dairy barn; old 9-rm.
brick house; S37,500.
80 Acre Stock Farm: 2 barns and
other bldgS. Nice house, all conv:
Stream, some woods. In Howard
County: S25,000,
so Acre Stock Farm: house, barn,
stream: only $4,000.
Tslsnhone Ne hivy oai S>N'
Evening star., 1961-03-05

Calvert County, Nd.
FISHING COTTAGE on Patuxent
River at Lower Marlboro; pvt.
pier, "a acre land. $1,000.
PATUXENT RIVERS acres front
river, deep harbor. Only 81 mi.
from District, in committing dis
tance Of Andrews Air Force Base
and Fort Meade. Commute and
]. B. Waters & Assoc.
Md. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince FREDERICK 214 and 4SS
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
2 AcREs-over 500 #. on deep
harbor; pvt. pier, new masonry
home. mod. heat, bath, elec. kit; |;
delightful secluded location.
ga ACRES-Wooded, on Mill Creek,
protected deep harbor. access to
. pSTi7pS.k pCnsISpsSke Bay 1yyIr, o -
river 4,bedrm. home. A bargain
cHEss3PsERkE BAY-A spo.less
home: 3 bedrms., large liv. rm..
new tiled bath, new elec. kit. with
tile walls and new cabinet; at
tached garage, sun deck, patio with
q direct Bay outlet, full screened
porch. A real bargain at $10.600.
BROOMES ISLAND cottages,
land fronting directly on Patuxent
River with private pier; well suited
for small fishing or hunting group
or family use. Only $s,600 for
BRooMEs ISLAND acres 'front.'
ing river; mod. 3-bedrm. home.
ATfAet0n nall Vatar -
small estate with protected hsrbor
for any size boat.
BATTLE CREEK-Delightful small
estate, mod. masonry home. IL
acres Of land fronting 300 it. on
water. Private Soft. pier. bath
house, artesian well, complete
privacy. An unusual offerinE,
BAYS lots 'front.'
ing 100. It. directly on Bay, s.
bedrm: home. landscaping, trees.
:, magnificent view: $1,000.
Is .ACRES-Direct waterfront on
Solomons Harbor: protected deep
water. Perfect for marina or pvt.
NEAR PATuxENT AIR BAsE-ss-
acre waterfront farm; 4-bedTm
home, barns. stables; " mile on
water: private pier,
50 ACRES-Over ?,000-ft. frontage
on Chesapeake Bay; site Of early
Colonial Manor house. Magnifi-
cent wooded setting.
MILL CREEK-New masonry cot
tage, Mod. kit, bath. Pvt. pier;
$11 800.
20 AcREs-over 1.0OO-ft. frontage
on Patuxent River and protected
cove; 3 houses. 2 piers, good land
and income investments.
RIVER acres ad-
joining historic estate in highly
restricted area: waterfront on both
sides. protected harbor In rear,
open. river in front: a most un-
usual opportunity for the dis
eliminating.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-3 bedrms. Il.
mod; kit. bath, heat, extra shower
mortgage at SOS per month.
u TUo farc Qx Assoc
Evening star., 1961-03-05
v. PAUL HANNAH, Realtor

AD. 2-4100 1878 18th st. NV.
OLNEY, MD.-Beautifu 2-acfe lots
on paved streets in top neighbor-
hood with lovely homes: some
let's wooded. MAYNE REALTY CO.
INC, WA. 4-2S31; ewes. Mr..
Powell, WA. 4-4736.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
VIRGINIA FARMS

500 acres In Culpeper, Va. area.
Fine grazing farm with streams
in every field. Excel. barn, older
rundown house. A steal at $40, 900.