davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-06-16

a correct use Of this ugly, tor
tuous word?-MrS. John Cowle
Wheaton. Ill.
A. I very much fear that
there is-and has been fol-
more than a century. The Ok
ford English dictionary records
"unbeknownst" as appearing
before 1850-but marks it "vul-
gar and dialectal," meaning
that proper folks would always
know better" than to use it.
Over the years, however, this
word has gradually been
emerging into accepted status
BY 1884 Webster was ontent
to drop the vulgar" label and
indicate merely that "unbe-
knownst" was most often heard
in regional dialects. Now, ir
1861, at least two major die
tionaries, American College
and Funk g. Wagnalls, welcome
"unbeknownst" to the frater-
nifty of entirely acceptable
words. Unquestionably other
dictionaries will follow as they
are brought up to date.
Feel not too bad about this,
Mrs. Cowle. Even though 6
word does attain full status
there's no law saying you
HAVE to use it. For most oi
us, simyple old unknown" will
do very nicely. Let those who
have frills with their language
use "unbeknownst,"
@. Do tell what is the differ
Pncp between q most card
Evening star., 1961-06-16
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WORDS. VII AND. WISDOM
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF
By WILLIAM MORRIS

have heard to horror better My dictionary gives
the word "unbeknownst used only nbeknown and this
in various places where would merely coloqual
think the would thank goodness there really
Evening star., 1961-06-16

Easy to Increase Your Vocabu+
larry" Doubleday. N. " go to
Mrs. Timpe and Mrs. Cowle.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
YOUR CHILDTS HEALTH
A PUBLIC SERVICE COLUMN
BY DIR. CLARENCE LANG

VitaminS are substances that
are required in very small
amounts for the maintenance of
the health Of the body. They can
not be manufactured by the body
but must be supplied by the diet.
There are other substances not
classified as vitamins, such as
iron and copper, which are also
necessary in very small
amounts for the maintenance of
bodily well-being. These latter
substances are classified as min
eral salts due to the difference
in their chemical composition.
Each vitamin has a specific
part to play in the functioning of
the body. When the body stores
of any particular vitamin are too
low a deficiency disease devel-
ops. The term deficiency dis
ease" means that certain sub
stance, or substances, necessary
for proper health are absent or
present in insufficient amounts.
This lack causes development of
a specific and typical disease.
1t usually takes long time for
an adult to develop deficiency
disease, but an infant or young
child often shows the effect of
vitamin or mineral lack in sur
prisingly short time.
The names of the vitamins we're
derived from letters of the al
phabet. We have vitamin A, the
vitamin B complex Greatly COM
prising several different vita
mins) vitamins C, D, E and K.
Infants and children, in addi-
tion to their regular diet, are
generally given preparations that
contain the essential vitamins.
This is a wise step because GER
tain of the vitamins may not be
present in sufficient quantities
in the child's regular diet.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
Views, ,previews & Reviews
THE CIVIL WAR-NEGRoEs JOIN ARMY
EDWARD BANKS

President Abraham
free the Of the Civil War; He hoped that could
be colonzed in other of the world but the Latin American
countries didn't these people, An made colon
ze Panama but this scheme failed West Indies colonization
complete failure and the 400 Negroes
turned from Haiti in less than six months.
Congress abolished slavery capital April 1862
Owners received compensation with Lncons BY
July Congress abolished slavery all territories few days later
passed law declaring slaves from the South who reached
Northern lines This returning
escapes back to their
Public opinion naed by hundreds of slaves deserng the South
and continuous bobarden aboionist writer's coupled
ugs from Northern church Lincoln decided early July
to draft emancipation proclamation.
More than later Augustl862 federal government
itany agreed enlist Negroes into the Historians estimated
figures ranging Negro
the Civil At half of
others ex-saves
Negroes led recruiting One slogan they used became famous
PAY pay, voteer Frederick Douglass militant
Negro abonst editor his and
fight for the His first heed
his CALL Some of his words we'll reading they
further proof that the Negroes didn't stand aloof from the
inner conflict of nation He stated
Never the world began better chance offered
long ensaved and oppressed people, The opportunity given
be With courageous resolution may blot the hand
writing of the ages against u.s."
QNext week = War Affects Negroes in Border Saes)
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
~Epi8rins~

Kids used to lie to be young
to ride for half fare, now they
lie to be old to drive the family
car.
Zol Klinger remembers where
and when he got married but
he can't remember why.
Yep, crazy kisses kin come
from cracked lips.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14

The Spanish hostess was small
and darkeyed, smartly dressed
but lacking the flair that the hos
tess on our Air France flight had
been. She greeted us and we
boarded the small craft. Inside
we were surprised to see a couple
of Americans who had been on the
Trans World flight from New
York to London.
The Sobells came over and we
welcomed each other. They were
honeymooning. MIR. Sobell was
an accountant in New York. His
wife was studying to be teacher.
We chatted most of the trip.
Our Iberian flight was less
glamorous than any flight we had
been on. The food was not too
good. There we're large oranges
on each tray. We had a choice
of beverages which were very
cheap.
We laughed and enjoyed the
view of Madrid coming up on our
right. 1t was lush looking and
you could see the white buildings
in the distance.
After landing we were escor-
ted to the terminal customs office
by a courteous man. He spoke
rapidly and opened the door for
us. The customs officers casu-
ally inspected few passengers
bags. AS l prepared to open all
of ours, one gallant mustached
man waved me on and said that
everything was fine. Another
man marked our bags with a
piece of chalk and ushered US
outside.
No one knew when the bus to
town would be leaving. The peo-
pie were looking from one to
another wondering how they
would get to the city. We walked
outside to the Information desk
and a young lady told US that the
bus would be leaving soon. Ed
changed some currently and we
were now ready for the Madrid
episode.
(Next week-Madrid
MadneSs)
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
SIGHTS
{
SOUNDS
ELOISE BANKS

we called the porter to take our
baggage downstairs. To our
amazement the young maid an
swered the request and assisted
us to the elevator. She helped
with the bags and spoke quickly
in French to Ed, inquiring to see
If we had had a pleasant stay at
the hotel and in Paris.
Downstairs, the manageresS
and hostess smiled and talked
about our visit. We waited only
a few minutes for a taxi. With
one long look, we climbed in the
small car and whisked away
toward the air terminal.
Paris grows on one. 1t was
something gay yet sad about the
city. Our few wonderful days
seemed to give us just enough to
make us want to return again.
As the taxi sped to the termin-
al, Ed told me that he remem-
bered Paris before World War
II and afterwards, but he still
felt this trip had been the grand
est.
AT the air terminal a porter
wearing a long overcoat met the
taxi and took our luggage inside
There was a lack of rushing in
this place. Even the dispatcher
seemed to linger over the arrival
and departure schedules as
though they were a kind of song.
We made our way to the iberia
Airlines window and confirmed
our flight. A chic desk attendant
smiled and made the necessary
forms. Once again we signed
emigration slips since we would
be entering another country when
the flight was over.
There was a refreshment coun-
ter at the far end of the building.
We sat there for a few moments.
The counter was managed by a
man and his wife. They wore long
aprons and seemed to spend
most of the time polishing wine
glasses.
Nearby were souvenir shelves.
Perfumes, jewelry, handker-
chiefs. gloves, vases. and postal
cards caught my eye. l didn't
purchase any of them because we
had spent few hours shopping
on previous occasions.
Within a few minutes our bus
arrived and we went outside to
board 1t. The driver and Stew
ardess were sitting on it appar-
emily asleep, or at least resting
with closed orbs. Several per-
sons called and Knocked on the
bus. The driver shouted that
we we're early. At last another
stewardess came out and tapped
on the bus window. She in
formed them of the correct time.
Apologetically. the driver opened
the door and called for us to
board his vehicle.
1t was a gray afternoon as the
bus bumped to Bourget Airport.
We saw some anti de Gaulle signs
and some pros. Along the route
the city looked the same as any
other metropolis. The children
played on the sidewalks. Motor
cyclists clung to their bikes and
peStered the automobile drivers.
Men and women sauntered across
the streets. Paris from the bus
was just another city. 1t was
blue. white. green, gray, drab
and gay all in one big mass. 1t
was high life, low life and the in
between, too. | had a hundred
phrases in my mind when we
reached the outskirts of the
Citv of i0hfe and 7 o,,o
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14
Pictorial Weekly
VOL. 3, NO. SO

ta !S HESRsSRF TR fSSEJRH D6 JsT7ee H7eaE
Riders could stay home
For many years 'Jyeedom movements Of
one kind or another haze been concentrated
on areas of racial segregation and discrinn-
ination IN states south Of the MasOn-DixO
Line. Recently hundreds Of Negroes and
whites haze been jailed in the Deep South
sOhen they arrived from, northern states test
ing racial segregation ON interstate trans
b0Yt0tiOn carriers.
In many states freedom funds haze been
raised. Over Sc, 900 dollars haze been tal-
lied I'm California. Several thousands more
were collected IN Illinois. There are fund
YGisiag programs planned for several more
states. Thousands of dollars sOiu be cOIlec-
ted in the name of this freedom fund. BMsSeS
are being chartered by churches and clubs
to tYavel into the South. TaOO Tiders from
Tucson haze been arrested already.
Ove2s 100 riders haze been jailed in Missis-
sibbi since May 26 and the first group Of
riders weYe arrested in Little Rock, ATbGn-
saS this week. AS summer progresses, the
freedom rides seemingly are becoming
sure aU0y to spend a U0c0tiOn IN a cell. Ct
course, the riders can be bailed out but 1t
is time for the freedom ride leaders to re-
ev0ltate their program. Perhaps, the stu
dents could find some other area Of racial
discrimination to protest against.
While some Of the riders we're being JasIed
in the South, the ugly head Of discrimination
sOas visible in the North. A mob Of whites
routed 81 Negroes out Of aOhite church IN
Chicago after the Red Cross had offered
them meals and temporary shelter IN a new
constructed Lutheran Church. They had
been routed from their hotel by q fire Which
destroyed 1T and all their belongings. The
mob threatened to burn dOaOn the church
sOhile the police stood idly by.
In Chicago week later, ten Negroes we're
ordered to Eeave Rainbow Beach on Lake
MICHIGAN, p01ten they attempted to ssOsna sn
an, area that has been YeseYUed for whites
only. The beach is a public recreation area,
but tyaditionally Negroes haze not come to
it. One hundred Chicago policemen did Lsttte
sObile j, 900 whites reacted as ViOLentty
as those in the Deep South.
Perhaps the freedom riders should ts'rn
their sights hOnaeuOaYd and tackle some prob
lens facing them there. Let's not make the
fight for freedom a One-sided affair. Rights
like charity begin at home.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-14

Published rs q public service in coop.
Grafton with The Advertising Council.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

CADILLAC 1854 2-door; good con-
dition; $3.50 cash. BILL, l440
Rhode Island ave. NV, AD, 2.
$500, Ext. 139. 19'
Evening star., 1961-02-19
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
HIGH KNOB
PROPERTIES

HIGH KNOB MOUNTAINS, the
This side Of Skyline Drive, is
owned and operated By q teacher
and an economist who acquired
the S00-acre mountain top be-
cause they wanted . quiet place
to relax with their family. Their
cabin Is nestled high UP on .
wooded slope overlooking the en-
tire Shenandoah Valley. Later
they sold land parcels to several
Of their friends and associates
who now enjoy LAZY LIVIN In
the mountains in their own year
round cabins located IN the deep
woods looking across 4 States.
Now Q few HIGH KNOB parcels
are being offered with . special
investment appeal TO other busi.
ness and professional people AZ
property owners receive. their
own personal key to this PVT.
so0-aere estate: Each cabin i,.n,Ir. Re-.
s,d,.ts,,v and + ssrViesd with water ana
WinterS Sts on HIGH KNOB are a
wonderful and pleasant experience.
Snow, here In the country, Is
clean, dry, soft, and exciting. You
can sled, Ice skate, toboggan. ski.
or Just walk in the cleared areas
and enjoy the beauty OF nature,
maybe watching the birds and
deer feed. You can Snuggle before
an open fire In your own cabin
nestled high up on the mountain:
side relaxing In the peace and
quiet OF the country. Come out
and enjoy the snow with US.
HIGH KNOB roads are cleared
and open for use the year around
See our window display at
Seven Corners. virginia
Land parcels begin at Sl,49b
Drive out this weekend
DIRECTIONS: Route 29-2l1 to
Gainesville. Risht on Rte. 55 to
HIdH KNOB entrance three miles
before Front Royal, Va. ON THE
LEFT.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BUICK '55 hardtop: ps., p.b., new
tgeS tires, T.; and -r b; good condition.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTINUEpl
calvert County, Nd.

2 ACREs-over 500 It. on deep
harbor; pvt. pier, new masonry
home, mod. heat, bath, elec. kit. {;
delightful secluded location.
PATUXENT RIVER acres on
river. 4-bedrm. home. A bargain
cHEsAPEAKE SHifHAIKS BAY-A spotless
home; 3 bedrms.. large liy. rm:,
new tiled bath, new elec. kit. with
tile walls and new cabinet; at
tached garage, sun deck, patio
with q direct Bay outlook, full
screened porch. A real bargain
at Sl9,60O.
BRooMES IsLAND-2 cottages,
land fronting directly on Patuxent
River with private pier; well suited
or family use. Only $500 for
BRoOMEs ISLAND acres 'front.'
ing river; modern 3-bedrm. home,
artesiEn well, pier. A beautiful
small estate with protected harbor
for any size boat
BATTLE CREEK-Delightfu small
estate: mod. masonry home, Ia
acres of land fronting 800 It. on
water. Private soft. pier. bath
house, artesian well, complete
privacy. An unusual offering.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-3 lots 'front.'
ing 12O IT. directly on Bay. s.
bedrm. home, landseaping, trees,
magnificent view. $1,000.
Is ACRES-Direct waterfront on
solomons Harbor; protected deep
water. Perfect for marina or
NEAR PATUXENT AIR BASE
qS-acFe waterfront farm; 4-bedrm
home, barns, stables; a mi. on
water private pier.
50 ACRES-Over 2,000-tt. frontage
on Chesapeake Bay; site Of early
Colonial Manor house. Magnificent
wooded setting.
MILL CREEK-Nev masonry cot
tage; mod. kite bath; pvt. pier.
20 AcREs-oyer 1.ooo.ft. frontage
on Patuxent River and protected
cove: 3 houses, 2 piers, good land
and income investment.
PATUXENT RIVER acres ad-
joining historic estate In highly
restricted area: waterfront on
both sides: protected harbor in
rear, open river in front; q most
unusual opportunity for the dis
criminatinR.
cHEsAPEAKE Bays bedrms.,
mod. kit. bath, heat, extra shower
in basement. Assume long-term
mortgage at sos per month.
]. B. Waters g. Assoc.
Prince Frederick Md
Evening star., 1961-02-19

AUsTIN-HEALEY '5s Roadster
white, wire wheels. overdrive;
| 81, ,495, S295 down. BELL MOTORS,
5111 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-02-19

CADILLAC 80 conv.; all 81 Dorado
equip, full power and factory
air cond., like brand-new; save
from $4,000 factory list.
GDAnv
Evening star., 1961-02-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS

COMPARE c.H opS OR End 7 T; oSS SspayHsGpt' g.G
S3,000-$30 S95,000-S25Q
Roy Hansen Enterprises. IA. 4-3300
CASH FAST! NO DELAYS-2nd
money for any purpose, D. g, No
Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-g26S: =
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTs By
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE & INVEST. Co. 319
Southern Bldg. Ma e-333l; i'm
mediate service. 10 TO 4:30 I'M.
IdMED, CAsH-2d and Sd trust
loans; low rates: consolidate bills.
Small mo. payments Elk. 3-7744:
MONEY Fad TRUsT-We win buy
End trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd,
or Va: reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
1912 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 6.6633.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. lst
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTdAoE CO. INC. IA. 7.5s00
Evening star., 1961-02-19

See our list Of summer and the
year round homes in woodland
est salt water area on South
River; / hr. from DC. S3.450 I'D
to $4,000 on terms.
ONLY S25 DOWN
Buys . fine building site with all
beach and club house privileges.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
MACHINERY snd EQUIP.
Dry Cleaning Equipment

Dry Cleaning Equipment
Martin synthetic cleaning ma
chine with filter; 2 Teclaimers;
/ l5-h.p. steam boiler; / air
compressor; counters and back
drops, etc. Can be seen in oper-
alton. Call JU.. 0-l669, MA.
2-0365, HE. 4-2l24.
ELECTRIC CHAIN HOIST. beam
trolley; portable plaster and NOR
tar mixer; portable vertical lift
for heavy duty truck unloading
ETC.; electric pallet Jack; horizon
tai belt conVeyor, etc. Sun, 1-5,
La. 6-1s00.
JACKS, ali types, III ton to loo
ton. air and hydraulic service
and bumper. LU. 2-2490 OF
AID. 4.S206.
MODEL ao-A Arrow hydraulic
$4,000; Miehisan 75.A rubber
tired loader, $1,000. IA. 7-7233.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

AUSTIN.HEALEY 1858; wire
wheels, new tires; never raced.
81 $50 or best offer. HA. 2-4075.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BUICK 81 Special hardtop; white,
power steering; $795, $125 down
BELL MOTORS, Gill Wis. ave
Evening star., 1961-02-19

7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
BUICK SO conv; beaut. cond., p.s..
r. and h.; $2,195. Call MR.. ROB-
ERTE. no 2.G2nn
Evening star., 1961-02-19

ALTA ROMEO '5S. Recently over
hauled. Excellent condition. ST.
$4,000
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BUICK SO Special; dynaflow. all
white, 2-dr., r. and h., low mile
age owner; excel. cond. $S25.
6516 Bradley blvd. EN-. 5-5E66.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

ORANGE GROVE-40 acres.
Cash $4,000. Total price,
100000. Showing q return
Of over 25eo, For further
form tion contact:
Charles Passantlno. broker,
ANzAC OF FLORIDA REAL
TY, INC, 205 Worth ave,
Palm Beach, Fia. TE. 3-7b24.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

CADILLAC '59 90 coupe; full pow
er, less than $4,000 mi, as clean
as the driven snow; full price,
S2,9a5. ROYAL MOTORS, 4lO3
R. l. ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
WA. 7-1O0O.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
SUM MI Err HOMES

SHADY SIDE, MD.-5-rm. house:
2 baths. plus large upstairs, front
and back porches, sleeps up to 3
persons; 500 wk. or 5000 for
summer sea son. Call UN. 7-5421
or inquire at Shady Side Restau-
rant.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

B0RGWARD 1858 station wagon;
immae;; one ,oEner; sacrifice.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ANY KIND OF HOUSE, motel,
land and other investments avail
able. Call RIPLEY CO" Ju.
5-61i1.
FLORIDA-NeW homes, 2 and 3
bedrms. ! and 2 baths, nSo Priced
from $4,000 to $4,000. Air-
cond.. heated. The retiring homes
on easy terms or will EXCHANGE
for D. C. property. Write for
plots, pictures and full particulars
J. DANIEL KOLAR, Bldr.' P. o.
Box 202, Oranse City. Fla.
FLORIDA HOUSE FOR sALE-un-
furnished. Enjoy Florida in lovely
2-yr. .-old masonry, 3 bedrooms,
carport, patio: automatic natural
gas heat; 5 orange trees, large
lake 2 blocks; also city bus; 5
mi, south of Orlando: S11, 900.
$500 down BENSINGER, $50
Pershing ave. Orlando.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-63-
It. rambler. incl. garage. Across
from country club. ClearWetor,
Fla Call after 4 pm. OIL. 2-607S.
LOVELY new home, in Sarasota
area; will trade for property In
this area, or will sell for reas.
down pymt. LU. 2-l46s.
MIAMI BEACB (sunny Isles Area)
Room In beautiful home, patio
TV, beach privileges, $50 0 week
Hobart 2-6406.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone 214 and 4ss

MODEM HOME for retirement on
q l-aere wooded knoll, with boat
harbor and dock. Living dining
room, 3 bedrooms. IN baths. Good
900. CAPT. II. c. Robson. UsN
(Ret), Broker, White Stone. Va.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
GEN-O-DRIVE
AVIATION
CESSNA 17O-B
HE. 4-6q3b.

CONT. A-65i grindable crankShafts.
mgflxd. tapered, S35: control sur
faces. recond. spares for T-50.
PITS. ET-l3; reas. FE. 3-5596.
ERCOUPE, Model 4l6-D, metal
wings. superhomer. gyro tnstru-
nA AXIOM
Evening star., 1961-02-19

BUICK '57 2-dr.; auto trans; !;
$4,000 mi; excel. cond.: 4 new
tires: 81 :095, or make offer
Evening star., 1961-02-19

CADILLAC 'b7 Convertible. light
blue. power steering, power brakes,
electric windows and seat, special.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
VACATION PLACES

CAMP SITE-Charleston W, Va,
has hunting, fishing, etc. 10. /.
k610.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

90 q Dorado conver.
tible; white, real buy; S1.095,
$3.50 down. BELL MOTORS, Bill
Wis ave NV W0 A.2Q00
Evening star., 1961-02-19
TRUST NOTES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

CAP. HILL-Solid concrete gar,
close to everything; overhead
dr.; $50. Ii. 4-4477, Elk. 3-1575.
NR. 18th AND MD. AVE. Ne
9x19. concrete: excel. for car,
workman's equip, boat: elec. incl,
SO per mo Ii. 1887.
NEAR nth AND PA. AVE. Sc
Large group Of well-kept brick
garages; excel. for storage pur-
poses; will rent singly or in groups
ct Sl5 ea.: also large pvt. garage.
20X30, w/elec.. $50; also garages
in ne. area. LA. 9-4S4S.
42I NEW JERSEY AVE. NV. =
Large commercial garage available
March L; rent. $500 per mo.
Call MR.. GREENLEE, ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Near Cobb Island, Nd.

Near Cobb Island, Md.
Modern 2-story. 4-bedroom. year
round waterfront dwelling, I n
cluding IL acres Of excellent
ton Greek, and fronting on mac
adam State Rte. 257. This Is I'll
Price SlO,500, 40es down: balance
:" Your Resident Broker
Joe Doyle, Cobb Island, Md.
Code 30l-CLeArbrook 9-226l
OWTNGs-Six-rm. winter and sum
mer home; restricted beach, good
community: additional lots, 2
wells. storm doors, windows and
screens: many haTd.to-find extra
special features: priced S14,500.
MARLBORO REALTY. Mrs, Glib
son, Agent. Phone University 4
5235 or MA. 7-2560.
PRESEASON VALUES
See our list Of summer and the
year round homes in Woodland
Beach. or Selby -on-the-Bay; fin
est salt water area on South
River; i hr. from DC. S3.450 I'D
to $4,000 on terms.
ONLY S26 DOWN
Buys Q fine building site with all
beach and club house privileges.
KAY REALTY co.
l30ll SW. e-3511 kA. 0-2200
SCHMIDT . WILSON'S
WARSAW BRANCH OFFICE
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING;
2. Essex Co. Va. on Pisestaway
Creek-Richmond As, Washing
ton. 100 miles, An unuSually fine
s propssr,y eOnsinSti2E Of q modern,
attTaetiye nye' features HSrs for 'H pleasant SHt
living. surrounded by 5000
azsleas, many dogwood trees
and Towering shrubs, located on
125 heavily wooded acres: Ions
waterfront, plus summer cottage
Timber alone is good investment;
excellent fishing and shooting.
Complete details and pictures
available on request.
9. Cherry Grove Beach, story
modern, for year-found living: 4
bedrooms. " baths. large living
room, kitchen equipped. large scr.
porch. sand beach, boat haEbor.
z. Marina on Potomac and cosn
Rivers-21 slips, room to triple
capacity; small boat ramp, large
storage building, open shed and
storage room. small cottage; p
story general mdse. store, artesian
well; "A acres. For details and
pictures call or write Ben Hum
bard. warsaw. virginia. ED. g.
6231: home, CIR. 2-207S.
SCHMIDT & WILSON, INC.
SOUTH RIVER WATERFRONT-
Over 800 feet waterfront on Crab
Greek; 8 acres within ] mile OF
Annapolis city limits: beautiful
Colonial 4-bedroom. 2ls-bath home: /:
private dock and fine deepwater
anchorage.
SPA CREEK-Approx. $50 feet wa
terfront within 3 blocks OF center
of Annapolis: older home now
situated on small portion Of large
property.
To see these and other fine water
front properties call
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
Realtor
Evening star., 1961-02-19

ANGLIA '57 2-dr.; beauty. cost
5000 in 80 with new motor, D, G.