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Fashionwise And Otherwise
any other :
By IneZ

the fashion designer for Mrs Jackie Kennedy created much
stir in the world of women fashions the prior
of President Jack Kennedys cabinet did in political
circles.
will agree with their male counterparts that
Kennedy Jackie and Jack gave much thought their
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL :

Club Makes Plans The Just For Fun Club Friday Janu
49, at the home of Mrs Norman Davis 639 ST. Anthony Av
Mines. Reginald Allen Donald Bantam and Ben Clark
voted members of the club Mrs Ira Allen and Mrs
Edgar Pillow cocharmn for the clubs Queen of Hearts
candidate Miss Barbara Green of Minneapolis chosen
the candidate Plans formulated for social meeting in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

home with many fond memories
and expressed her appreciation to
her many former friends who made
her visit a wonderful experience.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
I'M
ONE
EAR
BY Maurice Duke

When you feel gloomy put your
gloom to work! No one can read
the biographies of the great COM
posers without knowing how fear
fully some of them were afflicted
with melancholy. What they did
was to employ their emotional en-
ergy-no matter what form it took
to create their music. For the
most secure gaiety in the world,
perhaps the only gaiety that is
really secure, is distilled from sad
ness. Only those who understand
tragedy really appreciate comedy.
Len Hayer, a popular young
man in the Twin Cities, Is i'll at
Ancker hospital. At press time,
Lens condition was somewhat i'm
proved. Len would appreciate very
much some cards or visits from
his many friends in the Twin Cities
area.
It looks like this is the month
for sickness. Richard Allison of
the Capital City is home recovering
from an accident. Richard is well
on the road to recovery.
Felix Turner of the Sanity City,
once again reigns supreme as the
high priest of social activities in
the Swinging Twins. On the even
ing of January IA, 1860, Felix gave
another one of those sets, for
which he is fast becoming famous
for. If were to use all of the des-
criptive adjectives in the Kings
English, still could not properly
describe this party, except to say
one would have to go back many
years and dig into the archives of
time to come up with a more en-
joyable evening.
Owen Price, a popular young
man about town stopped by my
residence on Jan. 10, 1861, for a
quiet evening of chess, listening to
jazz albums and just plain relax
alton. However, in the ensuing con-
versation over the chess board
surmise that Owen as well as be-
ing an apt student at the royal
game was in his own right a prop
onent of the much discussed but
seldom understood PHILOSOPHERS of
life described by some as being
beat"
Here is an example of his start
ling compositions
And the sand sings
AS it welcomes the second
When its last crystal falls,
Blanketing those that fell before it.
And as its rhythm scars
The glass becomes darker
When the final crystals fall
And completely covers the past.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20

ing 100, enjoyed another festive
evening.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
MIDGETs, SENIOR HooPsTERS
PLAY CHURCH LEAGUE GAME

NADOGAo, c4IANAOAs hAOOA % AAAs~o
PLAY CHURCH LEAGUE GAME
Halle Q. Browns Midget and
Senior basketball teams are COM
peting in a new Church Basketball
League. Charlie Neal and James
Hill, top shots for the midgets,
have yet to spark their team to a
victory. Clarence Price, Maceo
Moody, Al Coleman and Leroy
Parker have succeeded in pouring
in enough points for their Senior
team to lead them to two win,
no loss record.
Games for the midgets are play
ed on Tuesday evenings, while the
Senior league games are scheduled
on Thursday evenings.
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1t looks like this is the month
for sickness. Richard Allison Of
the Capital City is home recovering
from an accident. Richard is well
on the road to recovery.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
(coNTINUEo)

GOOD HOPE HLLs-Apt. home
with large porches; 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking
Suitland pkwy., Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course open 10 public; 1, 2 and 3
bedroom ants, from SIS; detached
small buildings. home-like atmos-
phere. beautifully Handicapped;
quiet. friendly neighborhood In
suburban setting. three exposures
In every apt; large rooms. ample
closets. porch conv. for dining,
sleeping and living. rear stairs TO
spacious fenced-in lawns for safe
play. plumbing in Kitchen for
washing machine, outside drying
individual storage lockers; build
ing wired for air conditioners;
short walk To two 1-fare bus
lines, shopping center, schools and
theater: off-street parking. Good
Hope Hills is west OF Naylor I'd
In vicinity OF Both st. Sc. Rental
office open daily between 10 am
and $3.50 pm, 1900 30th st. Sc
Lo' w51W12TTpyii w5112Tyii v rAv,op ,Nr
Evening star., 1961-12-23

GUN, 10 gauge Remington 81 shot
gun, shot only 3 boxes shells: many
access; t-ft. Flexible Flyer sled
Rnsl nIEnr III v kSRn ~
Evening star., 1961-12-23

GUN. Colt Frontier .3S Special and
351 Magnum, untired, in the box !;
SlOO. EN-. 5-l4O3
Evening star., 1961-12-23


TRAIN. LIoNEL-Pa, elec, engine
engine cattle loader. IS pcs
track excel cond. niywood base
incl; SO. OIL, 2-6634,
TRAIN SETS, electric, at discounts
can Flyer. Also authorized factory
repair sreyice. sPRINGVALLEY
ELECTRIC SHOP. SS05 Mass. ave
NV, EN-. 3-1S7b.
TRAIN, Lionel, cars and loco
3S IT, track. auto. dump car, .
switches. S23. KE: S-4l65.
TRAIN. Lionel Q gauge system Will
operatinE I'G, ireight ears. auto,
or make offer. OIL. 8.0iI5. $50
TROMBONE. Collegiate. WAGES
sories, excel. cond.' 500. Call
King .B Liberty w
Sl5 cover case; sell less than y
price; S125, New cond, Ell, 8-SO69,
AND CASE-Very good
cond., S35. Call Granite 4-S25S.
TVS new, recond.. reposs.; table
models, consoles, portables; cash,
credit. Central Charge. Ewes, til
0; Sun. til 6. MARTY's TV. 925
Emerson st. NV, TU. 2-3400. 23'
TV RENTALS Large screen,
speed" delivery, rea asonable rates
MARTYRS TV, TU. 2-3400 23'
Tv, Philco, 21", perfect in every
way, S6S. JU. 1854. 23'
Tvs, USED, S19,5 so; aO-day guaran-
tee. A: 6-5S55. SIMMS RADIO
co, nhlO 10Th 81 NJ
Evening star., 1961-12-23
ROOMS EuRNIsnEp--N.W.
(cONIINUeD)

DUPONT CIR, l74O p st. n.w.-The
Churchill; sgle rms, run. water,
maid serv,: So up. NO. 7-9S8S,
FREE LARGE RIM, colored, in ex-
change for little tipping; can take
outside Job. NO. 7-2700 after o.
HOTEL FOURTEEN FORTY
l440 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Nicely furnished Sgl. and dbl rooms;
24.hr.' PIX and elev. service;
cheerful TV lobby. From Sl4 Wk.
HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
Room without meals, S16-SSe VIZ
With 2 full-course meals, S24-S44
Excellent food, selectiye menus,
Daily room rates, $3.50. Room
phones, 24-hr. front office. safe,
clean, quiet, comfortable 23l0 Q
ASHMEAD NV, HO. 2-3b66. At
Conn. ave. and Kalorama Square
MADISON and 18th NV, Colored,
Very lge. front room, quiet neigh
borhood; doctors home. Sep. Kit.
and bath; S13 wk. 728-872S.
Evening star., 1961-12-23

GUN. Browning automatic, Sweet
IL; full; excel. condition; sos.
Evening star., 1961-12-23

WHEATON-Brk, 2 bedrms.. liv.
and din, rm., Kit, fun bsmt, Close
TO school, transp.. VIII. 2-0603.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
APIS. FURMIsHED-MD.
(coNIINUED)

SILVER SPRING-Lovely. furn. l.
bedrm. apt, for women or men;
TAX. PK.-Three rms, kit, bath:
Sll0 per month. JU. 5-3737.
TAKOMA PK,--3 rms. lSt H., pvt.
entr pvt. pkg; refined employed
Womaa: $66 mo. JU. 0-6007
TAKOMA PARK, nr Langley-4-
rm. apt; newly furn., clean. work
Ing CPL: no pets refs. See III;
GlO. JU. 5-7O43.
TAKOMA PARK bedrm.: COM
pletely furnished $685. plus utils
1901 Flower ave. JU. S-S3S2.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
CONTINUED

WHEATON-Brk. 2 bedrms.. iiy.
and din. rm., Kit. fun bsmt, Close
to school, transp: WI. @-6603.
WOODIdAWN
NEW RAMBLERs, ievel} lots, g.
with outside entr.. table space In
avail. immed.: SI25-Si35 mo, or
Will lease W. option TO buy, DIR; I:
Wash-Balto, pkwy. to Rte. 80,
tight tight ! mile to ssth plSS left TO
,right to Greenbelt pkwy., left to
houses. See Mr.. cissel at Con-
s. Structicn saiI,n Trailer on Hillwood dr.
JAMES C. coNLEY & CO., INC.
9b25 Ga. Ave, JU. 5-57O0
BOG EYE ST. N.E.-Kow brick. 8
rooms TWO KITCH HENS q
BATHS); gas heat. redecorated
MR.. NEUMANN, ma. s-670O.
sol 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. corner brk.
home; 9 rooms and bath, gas heat,
newly decorated inside and out.
stone wall in front; only $ll0. mo.
Call MR.. NEUMANN. MA. 8-6700.
1886 KENYON ST. N.W.-Row 8,
store and basement brick. IL rms.
g .baths) (2 Kitchens. back
porches. space in rear for 3 cars.
oil heat: only Sl50 mo. Call MR..
NEUMANN, MA. $1,000.
8 ROOMS, 4 bedrms., on fully de-
veloped 3 acres. 2-car detached
garage, elec. utilities supplied; ;
shelter area and many extras:
S165 mo. or best offer. Call DU.
5-SS3S.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
REFRIGERATORS

Areas largest Moor display, fully
guaranteed; all sales from 500 80
PEERLESS SALES CO.
E237 Georgia Ave AID. 2-21O0
REFGR. Kelvinator. 7-ft. S35. ex-
eel cond., guar. 1900 Ga. ave-.
TU 2-SSSs. call q am. to pm.
RELAX. A-CIZOR, practically new;
will sell for $3.50 or best offer.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTs.-yery attrec.
dividual heat CONTROL; close In:
Sl40-S1 t5. incl. utils. ia. b-1654
ALEx., Us RT; Il I, ny. Ft;. selvoirno :
XII. S-4433.
ALEX b,r,. incl. utils. except
cleo: fenced I'd, children and pets;
Sl26 and S105. XII. S-l249.
ALEX. downtown--Furn. apt. fire
tor serv.: $50 to S99.60 incl. all
utils. TIE. 6-6870, 9:30 TO 500.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Washington, D, {.
Saturday, December %, 1851

ACCORDION-l.0 Bass Royal
King with carrying case and
strap. Must sell owner going over
seas. Sac. with terms, RE. 6-6792,
ACCORDION. Soprano 80 bass Just
reeonditioned; S75. Call EN-, p
101n
Evening star., 1961-12-23
(coNIiNUED)

GUITAR-Electric Harmony Meteor
mode, brand new. Ultra slim two
pickup with case. Retail S20b 50.
Sell Slnn Call IL a anlR
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Axe PUPPIES
OPEN SATURDAY, 10 TO 6
SILVER SPRING
PET SHOP

a34 Bonifant St. JU. s-2l14
AUSTRALIAN TERRIER PUPPIES,
& mos, Axe reg, housebroken.
shots. CH. S-7S27.
BARR'S KENNEL. boarding dogs
| and cats; excel. care. Mixed
| shepherd and shepherd pups,
shots; $40 ea. siamese studs. CIR.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
HOUSES FoR SALE Sc.

ANACOSTIA--3-bedrm. home, large
liv. rm. and very large din. rm.,
enclosed rear porch, nr. public
and parochial schools, refined
neighborhood.
MOORE & MOORE, Rltrs.
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-23
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
HOUSES UNFuRR. TO RENT

ARL.. N.-3-bedrm.. ground-f. apt
We rms. in attic. deep freeze. sun
porch; w/utils. ia. 2-S254.
ARL. FALLS CHURCH AREA-69S4
N. Fairfax dr., newly redec., q
bedrm. brkk., semi-det., full bsmt.,
level lot, immed. occup., Sll0.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-6415
Evening star., 1961-12-23
APIS. WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

APT. WANTED, bdrm., reasonable.
Woman with 2 small children. Call
HU. 3-633S.
Evening star., 1961-12-23

ARL., S. Close to Pent., Arl. Hall,
schools.-3 bedrms., fenced yd.,
patio. firepl., brick: S160 mo. ia.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
PIANOS
PINBALL GAMES

$50 and UP, compl. recond.:
music boxes, Sl00 and up.
413 9th. st. NV. Wash.
EX. 3-69l0. Come In Mon.
through Sat. . to 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
Titan Fired
5000 Miles,
Lights Path

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Aug. 4 (AP).-The successful
5,000-mile test flight of a Titan
missile has edged the inter-
continental range weapon a
step cloesr to combat-readiness.
The 98-foot rocket covered
the ocean-spanning course last
night, marking its path with a
brightly flashing strobe light.
Tracking cameras recorded the
blinking light against a back
ground of known stars. The
photos will provide accurate
position data.
Within a few weeks, Air
Force troops are slated to
launch a Titan under opera
tional conditions from Vanden-
berg Air Force Base, Calf.
This will signal that the missile
is ready for deployment.
The United States will then
have two operational intercon-
tinental range missiles. Atlas
squadronS are being built up
at bases across the western
part Of the country.
The Titan carried a packet
of nose cone decoys in an ex-
pertinent aimed at fooling
enemy countermeasures and
devising means of stopping
similar hostile decoys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04

had hoped No. % would help
them learn why.
Instead, No. % suffered Just
as dismal a fate-although it
took longer. The launching
seemed perfect, the first stage
dropped free as planned, and
the second stage fired.
But, 80 minutes after the
launching, instruments dis
closed that it hadn't entered
orbit. Such portions as survived
the friction of re-entry into the
earth's atmosphere probably
SplaShed into the South Pacific,
experts said.
Discoverer %, billed as a
reliability test vehicle" prob
ably accomplished some of its
trouble shooting assignments.
Some of the performance-check
instruments radioed readings
back, and they may help scien-
lists in future la1lnchingS.
Air Force technicianS say it
will take some time to check
the telemetered data to see
what happened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
THE
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

MADRID.-The dawns come
rushing, in a Super Jet, and
every place in the world is just
around the corner. The big
TWA airliner shortened the
night across the Atlantic and
met the sunrise at the tip of
Portugal. 1t crossed the Iberian
Peninsula, and set down in
Madrid.
There are many ways of rec
ognizing the advancing years
besides looking into a mirror
or racing up a stairway. One
sign is the contents of the
travel kit. The children's con-
tain only a toothbrush, then
a hairbrush and, after the
teens, shaving equipment is
added. Later come the miracle
drugs, just in case, and then
the sleeping pills.
Inevitably, except for a for
tunate few, the reverse process
starts, with loss of hair and
teeth. Soon pills no longer
work, and life gets simpler with
age. There are, of course, some
pleasant intermediate addi-
tions to the travel kit. Xavier
Cugat illustrated this, on our
flight, with a kit containing
his wife's jewels.
= + = +
Mrs. Cugat, who is Able
Lane, was wearing her new 80
carat diamond ring. She wore
it instead of storing it in Gu
gat'S travel kit because she
hates paying excess weight
charges to an airline. The ring,
she said, was her 10th wedding
anniversary gift. 1.-THE 10th
calls for diam on d S." she
claimed. Cugat beamed: We've
been married eight yearS-but
eight or 10, it's diamonds either
way"
Mrs. Cugat called for a drink
to celebrate another stroke OF
good fortune: II went shopping
on Fifth avenue recently
Something told me-Some good
instinct-to wear my best dress
I was right! I ran into Cugie's
ex- wife. And, luckily. I had q
headache, so I could put my
ring-hand to my forehead"
My own measure of advanc-
ing years-my tall, third son
Jeffrey-was waiting for me at
the airport. He's been touring
Spain since June with the
cuadrilla of Antonio Ordonez
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
DiscoVerer
Fails 10 Orbit

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, Aug. 4 (AP).-A
troubleshooter rocket ran into
trouble itSelf-and ended up
in the South Pacific Ocean.
Discoverer % was launched
here yesterday, destined for a
few days DRIFTING and, it was
hoped, a recovery of its eject
able capsule near Hawaii.
1t carried special inStru-
ments to check performance
of various parts of the two
stage rocket. Discoverer 81
went awry at launching and
had to be blown up. Scientists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04

the same tour Ernest Hem
ingway made, with Ordonez
and DOminguin, on which he
based his Life series THE DAN
gerous Summer" The Heming-
ways, in fact, had arranged
for jeff to go with Ordonez'
encourage.
So 49,
Its the same" said my 16-
year-old, "as a Spanish boy
liking baseball and then get
ting a chance to tour with the
Yankees"
Jeff, aware of my penchant
for punctuality, noticed my
impotence to get going. take
| it easy" he cautioned, while
handling my Customs clearance
| in fluent Spanish. People
don't rush here. If you want
to be on time, do what I did
set your watch back 80 min
utes. And: at that. you'll be
early"
In the lobby of the Castel-
lana Hilton was Alexander
Paal, the Hungarian b orn
cameraman. He was the one
who photographed Eva BartOk
when she was l year old and
18 years later became her hus-
band. They have since divorced
II would give the name of the
father of Eva's child" he said
of the mystery, "but nobody
wants to pay. They all want
the gossip free"
Paal used to sit with the
Budapest playwrightc in the
Iprewar coffee houses without
paying. He revealed the secret
He would ask one playwright
please tell the waiter your
coffee is too dark and to bring
you milk" He'd ask another
writer to complain that his
coffee was too light, and tc
bring more coffee"
"And then I'd mix the extra
coffee from one, and the extra
milk from the other" he said
land have my coffee free. They
never charged for sugar"
Paal has been working as q
cameraman for Samuel BrOns.
ton, producer of king Of
Kings" and Gel Cid" Both
films cost SIT million. and
the producer beamed, you car
see every nickel Of it on the
screen" They will have theil
premieres this fall, within q
month of each other, in II
cities. Next week Bronston will
go to Italy for the screening
of king of Kings" at the
Vatican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
HOLLYWOOD
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN

cars. homes, jewels and serv-
ants.
-
Joan still owns the big home
Of her days of luxurious living,
but now she rents it and uses
the proceeds to maintain a
small house near Hollywood and
an apartment in New York.
She claims the Manhattan flat
is her real home these days,
but she travels around so much
that the place doesn't see much
of her.
On her way to the Tender
Is the Night" location in Monte
Carlo, she stopped off in Ma
drid, London and Rome and
on her way back she spent a
week in Paris. She knows peo-
pie everywhere. and being at
tractive and witty is always
welcome. She has found friends
in diplomatic circles, among
them Raoul Aldonate, Chilean
Ambassador to Rome, and Rene
Millet, French consul in Los
Angeles.
Partly by inclination and
partly as a result of her illness,
Joan drinks nothing alcoholic
except an occasional glass of
wine, but nonetheless she has
been known to attend as many
as five cocktail parties in a
single evening.
II make a little game of it,
she said. when you don't
drink, you have to. You don't
let yourself become too involved
conversationally or any other
way. You Just drift around
and watch the people change
as the evening wears on and
the cocktails take effect"
Three unsuccessful marriages
Ito actor Brian Ahern, pro-
ducer William Dozier and pro-
ducer Collier Young-in that
order), built up in Joan a ra-
ther dim opinion Of men in
general.
Most of them are full OF
pride and false gallantry," she
observed, but for themselves
I don't despair of the sex and
hope for a happy marriage
but I've learned to see men
very clearly. When he happens
to be purposeleSsly sharp with
a waiter, for instance, I nc
longer think but he'll be kind
to me- I know that the face
he shows the rest of the world
is the face he'll ultimately show
to me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
Joan Reopproised

HOLLYWOOD CNANA) Al
ter a three-year illness, Joan
Fontaine is back in business
again, chic and freSh-looking
as ever but with toughened
mental outlook.
They say that no exper-
fence, however painful, is en-
tirely wasted" she says, land
during my illness I had the
time and inclination for what
the diplomats call an 'agon-
izing reappraisal of my life
and the world in which I live
I'm not embittered but I see
things with a certain cruel clar-
ity."
Although she picked up her
career just about as she had
left it with starring roles in
Voyage to the Bottom of the
Sea" and F. Scott Fitzgerals's
Tender is the Night" both fol
goth Century-Fox, and a tele-
vision show of her own, Joan's
sickbed concepts remain firm
1--WE learned never again to
put my dependence upon any
one," she said. when I was
sick (mononucleosis and hepa-
titis) I lay there alone and in
pain and no one came to see
me; no one called or wrote me
a note. I thought of all the
parties I'd given and all the
presents and was in despair
Bit by bit I came out of it
but I came out a different per-
son. I'm more self-reliant and
perhaps less selfish. At. least
I understand the loneliness Of
the sick and do what I car
TO alleviate it with visits, notes
and little gifts"
In looking back over the par
ties and the lavish way she
lived, Joan concludes that il
was all part of a conspiracy
among Hollywood brass to keeI
stars in line.
50 -
Zone becomes used to a GER
tain way of life and becomes
afraid of losing it," she sale
with q wry smile. Besides
living the way we did kept u:
all broke and we weren't ir
a very strong position to argue
with the people who were pay.
ing us. I remember, for in
stance, one studio head encour-
aging me very inSistently tt
acquire an elaborate persona
wardrobe. You're a big stal
now,' he said. I went to New
York and bought $4,000 worth
of clothes which I neither need.
ed nor could afford.
1--WE were encouraged tt
think that living extravagantlS
was essential to our careers
but it wasn't In fact it wa.
just the reverse. Needing
money desperately. stars tool
roles that shortened their ca
reerS."
cts an interesting footnote
to these comments that Joar
in Tender Is the Night" plays
the role of an immensely veal.
thy woman with a 125-foot
yacht, plus appropriate clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-04
Cowpens Name Stuck

COWPENS, S. C.-In early
days cattlemen used the Cow
pens area for cowpens, and the
name stuck.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
BY Walt Kelly

For information on Reserved Areas
for Organization outings. Write-
Triton Beech Club Box II, Mayo,
Nd.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
BY Creia FIesseL

For information on Furnished cot
tuses for rent by the week. Write
Beverley Beech Club Box II, Mayo,
Nd.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
Only rs Miles from Woshinoton, D. c.

FROM Sc AND SW WASHINGTON: East Independence Ave
East Capitol ST. OoO green signs "U S. so East and annapolis
Freeca .gns Continue East Capitol St. until block
BennngS Rodd Turn right off East Capitol ST. lat 10Th ST.
Central Ave Md Route 2 Continue Central AUe Roue 2
direct o Beach.
FROM Ne WASHINGTON: Parkway Chez.
erly traffic interchange At interchange right Route 202
Continue right Route 2O2 Route 24 lat traffic light LdgO)
Turn left Route 24 FolOU direct % Beach.
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