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, 1961-08-01
P~diewonskY Seeks TO
Commissioners
SuldrY to $4,000

Governor P~aiewonsky has,
presented to the Depart
ment Of Interior a proposal
under which heads of de-
partments in the Virgin Is
lands will be given a $1,000
increase to $12, 900 a year.
The $11,0 salary was set
during the Alexander adj
ministration in 1855.
The Governor said he felt
that the salary now being
paid to department heads
often prevents the govern
ment from getting qualified
persons for certain jobs.
The $12, 600 paid to the
Administrative Assistant in
St. Croix was expected to
clear the way for the in
crease to department heads.
, 1961-08-01

to Mr.. Ten Eyck for the ser
vices he has rendered as
Special Assistant.
Judge Moorhead said that
since his appointment in
1859 Mr.. Ten Eyck has
worked closely with the
Department of Public Safe
ty for approximately 2 yrs.
, 1961-08-01

Miss Evaline Dyer has
been appointed City Office
Manager for Cairbair's tick
ct office in Christiansted, it
was announced yesterday
by Philip Yaple, Caribair
Station Manager for st.
Croix.
Miss Dyer joined Carl
bair in December, 1913 as a
reservations clerk, advanc-
ed to Senior Agent, and in
1859 was promoted to Re
servations Supervisor Of
the city ticket office.
Born in Christiansted,
Miss Dyer has lived here all
her life. She attended Gram
mer school and Richmond
High.
Miss Dyer makes her
home with her brother
W. GeorgeDye at Hospital.
Street, Christiansted. She
is active in the affairs Of the
Lutheran Church.
, 1961-08-01
Children's Book Fdir
August 5th ut G. II.
School LibrdrY

The Hampton Institute
Experimental College in
vites all children of st. Croix
and their parents to attend
a Children's Book Fair
which will be held in the LII
brary Of the Christiansted
High School at 1890 on the
morning Of Saturday Aug.
Admission will be free, and
refreshments will be served
There will be a program of
storytelling, music & dance
by local children, poetry
reading and folk-singing, a.
long with displays Of chill
dren's books.
The Book Fair is being
produced by the Experiment
tai College whose courses
this summer at the Chris
tiansted High School are di-
rected by DR.. G. James
Fleming. The Children's
BookFair is directed by Mrs
Emmy G. Wilson, Professor
of Education at the College.
Her students, all of whom
are teachers on st Croix and
st Thomas studying for adj
yanced degrees, have done
much Of the planning for the
Fair & will themselves tell
many Of the stories and do
the readings which will
Continued on page ~
a Cnvlar Ten Evck
, 1961-08-01
A. CuYler Ten EYck
Resigns As Speciul
Asst. 10 Atty. General

A Culyer Ten Eyck, Jr.,
Special Assistant to the At
torney General in ST. Croix
resigned effective July 80,
1861.
Judge William Moorhead
on behalf Of the Municipal
Court Of st. Croix, express
ed thanks and appreciation
, 1961-08-01
Pfc Ghirton Hector
With 4th Armored Div.
In GermunY


Germany - Army PFC
Ghirton Hector, Jr., whose
wife, Josephine lives at ia
Hill ST., ST. Croix, recently
participated with other per
sonnet from the 4th Arm
ored Division in a 5-week
field training exercise in
Grafenwohr, Germany.
During this exercise mem
bers of the division received
training in military skills
ranging from individual
physical training to the fir
ing of guided missiles.
A gunner in Headquar-
tiers Company Of the divi-
sion's 54thInfantry, Hector
entered the Army in May
1860, completed basic train
ing at Fort Jackson, Sc,
and arrived overseas last
October. e
The 26-year-old soldier,
whose parents also live in
Christiansted, is a 1851 gra-
duate Of Christiansted High
School.
Evening star., 1961-12-15

stairs. The debut dinner be-
fore the party will be Mrs.
Henry Bridgers' at the Carl
ton for daughter Penelope.
And finally on New Years
Eve Rose Saul Zalles will give
a whing- ding at the Sulgrave
Club for four debutantes--
Courtney and Marguerite
Hagner, daghters of the Ran
dali Hagners; Anne Thomp-
Evening star., 1961-12-15
night at the Holly Ball in the
Army Navy Country Club.

night at the Holly Ball in the
Army Navy Country Club.
The William Culbertsons
will toss a big Golden We'd
ding party on the 28th at the
Chevy Chase Club where they
will hold forth from 6 to 9.
Also at the club that night
will be the dinner the PAUL
Marshalls will give for their
daughter Rebecca prior to
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Daniel
Stone Campbell's dance for
daughter Ruth at the same
locale. There will be a joint
dinner the same evening at
the Sulgrave Club for Lyn
Dorsey and Vicky Sprague
sponsored by their parents.
Mrs. William. Corcoran Eus-
tis and Mrs. Eustis Emmett
will present Edith, their
granddaughter and daugh-
ter, respectively, at a dance
on the 29th in Mrs. Eus-
It's lovely GEORGETOWN
house. Mrs. Eustis is the
daughter Of the Vice Pres
ident Of the United States
Evening star., 1961-12-15

son Of Houston, Tex. grand
daughter Of Representative
and Mrs. Clarke Thompson,
and Christiana Carcacciolo,
daughter of Count and
Countess Caracciolo di Forino
-~and at the same time Span
ish Ambassador and Mrs.
Yturralde will toss their
super-duper dance at their
embassy.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Social Launching Season
Reqins Here Next Week

Washington is entering
what is commonly called the
debutante season, only where
budding beau les are con-
cerned this city is unique.
In other cities debutantes
may monopolize the social
news throughout the season.
In othe: cities there may even
be much to- do about the
glamour debutante of the
year But in the Nations
Capital the young lovelies be-
ing launched are lucky if they
get their pictures in the paper
at all ana their names men,
toned once, and then it is
during the Christmas holi-
days when there are COM
paratively few official par
ties.
FOR WHAT DEBUTANTE,
however glamourouS, can
compete in local interest with
the First Lady. whoever she is.
and how many young things
filings have the zing of a
diplomatic or official Whing-
ding?
The young and gay are
about to have their day,
however. although they will
start off by competing with
the State Department. Mon
day afternoon Chief of Pro-
tocol Angler Blddle Duke will
spread cheer with a party
tossed within the dignified
confines OF the State Depart
ment at the same time Vic
toria Sprague bows at a tea
given by her parents, the
William Worth Spragues in
their Georgetown house.
While over at the Grosvenor
'Chapmans' people will pile
in for an aperitif clutching
a toy to be toted later by
Remi Chapman to the Family
and Child Services center.
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Rusk's second brilliant white
tie dinner for the remaining
half of top echelon diplomats
will take place Tuesday
night, the same evening the
Arthur Godfreys will toss a
coming out dance at the Carl
ton for their daughter Pa
tricia. The dance will follow
two parties that day for
pretty. petite Lyn Dorsey
the debut tea given by her
parents, the Stephen Dorseys
in their charming @ street
house, and dinner given by
the Richard Hallock Davises
in their Georgetown house.
Simultaneously the Philip
Bowies will be giving a din
ner at the Chevy Chase Club
for debutantes Leslie Smith.
daughter of the Hugh Smiths,
and Nancy Mackall, daughter
of the Ladder Mackalls.
THE ARTHUR GOD
FREYS' attractive, blond
daughter Patricia, by the
way, is studying to be a nurse
at Sibley Hospital.
The Justin Bowersocks will
present their twin daughters,
Caroline and Frances, both
freshmen at Middleburg Col
lege. Vermont. at a 5 to 7
party at the Chevy Chase
Club on the goth.
That same evening Bettina
Brown will be presented by
her mother, Mrs. Robert
Sarbacher, at a dinner at the
Sulgrave Club before Mrs.
Anita Clark Bogley'S debut
Evening star., 1961-12-15
BY BETTY BEALE

dance for daughter Patricia
at the Washington Club.
The Wiley Buchanans will
present their daughter Didi
on Thursday, the 2lst, at a
dance at the Pan American
Union, and it will be one of
the better dances because it
will be divided equally be-
tween young and older
groups and Meyer Davis will
play for it. Meyer, by the
way, has a hot new twist
record out. Preceding the
dance James Walsh Rich
ards will give a dinner for
debutante daughter Nancy at
the Chevy Chase Club.
THE WASHINGTON DEB
UTANTE BALL will take
place on the 22nd and so
will Belgian Ambassador and
Nine. Scheyven's dinner
dance at the embassy. Pre-
ceding the debutante affair
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Blandi's dinner for their
daughter Marian and the
James Mcmillan Gibsons'
dinner for Lyn Dorsey.
Finnish Ambassador and
Mrs. Seppala will give their
annual Christmas "glogg"
party on the 22nd from 6 to
9 and when you have glogged
the Finnish way you have
really glogged.
On the 23rd will be the
Lowell Bradford's debut
dance for daughter Sharon
at the Sulgrave Club pre-
ceded by the young Bob Flem-
lngs and Carl Corbys' dinner
for Leslie Smith and Nancy
Mackall.
The Alfred Friepdlys will
give their annual Christmas
Eve party in their George
town house OH the oath, only
this year it will be for deb
utante daughter Lucinda.
POLLY GUGGENHEIM
will be hostess at her tradi-
tional Christmas night party
at Flrenze which is custom
arily a huge black tie affair,
full Of music and carol sing
ing. full Of people and full
OF cheer.
The Stephen B. Elkins-he
is the grandson of the WELL
known Senator from West
Virginia and cabinet member
IN the Harrison adminiStra-
tion-are having a dance the
same day for their daughter
Mary. Preceding the debut
to-do will be Mrs. Charles
Picketts dinner at Anderson
House for her niece. Mary
Davidson, daughter Of Mrs.
Heath Davidson.
On the 26th the Hugh
Smiths will present their
daughter Leslie at a dinner
dance at the Sulgrave Club.
with the entire group going
on ards to Lollie
Graham's debut ball. The
daughter of the Philip
Grahams will make her bow
in the Crescent place man
sion Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Eugene Meyer.
THE JOEL BARLOWS'
dance for daughter Gay will
be on the 9th at the Chevy
Chase Club. where Mrs.
Graham Korff will give a
dinner preceding it for her
debutante offspring Alice.
Arlington debutantes will
make their bows the same
Evening star., 1961-12-15

Levi P. Morton (Harrison
administration. Mrs. Emmett
and DR.. and Mrs. William Nc
Cune will give a joint dinner
the same evening for Edith
and Barbara McCune.
THE ALEXANDER HAG-
NERS and the Desmond Fitz-
geralds will give a Joint debut
ball at the Sulgrave Club on
the 30th for the Hagners'
daughter Virginia. and Mrs.
Fitzgerald's daughter, Bar
bara Lawrence. There will be
two orchestras with a Dixie
land band jiving it up down.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
THE EVENING STAR
Society-Home
Washington, D. c.
Friday, December IS, 1861

families and friends at the
annual Christmas sing. to be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow.
Christmas carols from
many lands will be sung by
informal groups at the event,
which will be held in the
lounge of Hughes Hall.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
ToSine
YuIe Songs

Twenty-Five foreign stu
dents attending American
University have been invited
to join the members of the
Faculty Women'S Club, their
Evening star., 1961-08-27

If you're q young
mon-on the way up
you'll want TO see
the complete COL
lection Of Crieketeer
clothes with all the
correct accessories
to go with them
Young Executive
Shop, Street Floor at
our Washington
Store suburban
stores.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
CLUB
TOMORROW

University WOmen's Club
AT 5 pm. following the
regular club tea, a program
sponsored by the poetry
group: a repeat. by request,
of Phyllis McGinley's Times
Three"
American Business WOm-
ems Association, District
Charter Chapter - Regular
monthly meeting at the
Broadmoor Dining Room.
Dinner will be served at 7
pm. Guest speaker is Mr..
Frank j. Katen, newly elected
president of the Advertising
Club of Metropolitan Wash
mgton.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

I For Young Feet, that
I ore going places and
doing things Man.
nequin Shoes ON
the Street Floor,
Washington, Pop
Ulor Fashions only
1875, with lifelong
I lifts. You'll get a big
\ lift from these youth
fUl, smot shoes
And you can offord
s whole wordrobe Of
Monnequins, at this
tiny price.
If there is any smart
woman who hos not
visited LonsbUreh's
Regency Room or our
New World Of Fosh-
ion, let her come to
our second floor and
see the wonderful,
Exclusive fashions.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
CalVert County. Md.

Calvert County, Nd.
a ACREs-over 500 It. ON deer
harbor; pvt. pier. new masonry
home, mod. heat. bath, elee. kit,
dsllghttul secluded location.
rnIS rissri !, sslsS6 ssssSssS5n. home. A bar
CHEsAPEAKE BAY "A spotiess
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 outlook. fun
screened porch. A real bargain
BRosoMEs saGiSsV' ISLAND cottages.
Isn6 h,,., fronting nth directly I,s. on r.tuxsat
suited for s small fishing c Or hun,ins
group Or family use. Only $500
BRooMEs BhRsot SShe; IsLANp-s acres front.
ing river; modern 3-beirm. home,
artesian well. pier. A beautiful
ss%aII sa1 Is ss;st: n. WI WI protected hsf60r
BATTLE CREEK-Deliehtful small
estate; mod. masonry home. Ia
SSsss. Ss,ts. rts.; priyats Soft pier; ,..a sesn
cHEsHRsEAKH M qSSoa BHY@s oiIots'1f Iots FONT
ing 120. IT. directly on Bay. 3.
hedrm. home. landseaping, trees.
magnificent view; S1l,0O0.
Id .ACRES-Dsrect waterfront on
solomons Harbor: protected deep
water. Perfect for marina or pvt.
NEAR PATuxENr AIR BAsE-ss-
acre waterfront farm; z-bedrm.
home, barns. stable; mi, on
water; private pier.
SO ACRES-Over 2.O00-ft. frontage
on Chesapeake Bay; site Of, early
Colonial manor house. Nagnifi-
cent wooded setting.
MILL CREEK-NeW masonry cot
tsge; Mod. kit. bath. Pvt. rier.
20 AcRSs-over l.ooo-ft. frontage
on pstuxent River and protected
cove; y houses. !. piers, good land
ana income investment.
PATUXKNT RlvER--5 acres ad-
Joining historic estate IN hiRhly
restricted area: waterfront on
both sides; protected karbor IN
rear, open river in front; & most
unusual opportunity for the dis
cHEsAPEAkE fiEsitissia Bays sedrms..
mod. kit. bath. heat. extra shower
In basement. Assume long-term
morteage at S65 per month.
j. B. Waters g. Assoc.
Prince Erednrick Ma
Evening star., 1961-01-29
GARAGES

GARAGE - Hyattsville. cars or
trucks; ! blk. of o. s. /: $3.50
mo-: lease l " or more. =.
POWELL. AP. 1855.
PINEY BRANCH SHOPPING CEN
TER, rear 1929 Flower aye.--over-
head door: Sisx20x0. No. /. SI4
mo. JU. 5-1747.
WANTED-oarage or working space
for race ears in Silver 6pring vic.
PHONE Ju. $500.
WHEATON,: / biz, off Ga. ave-
Sested. 1Rssds9 ready to 0s move si1sO in won. ono
derful for repair Of autos: .
overhead doors, plate glass show.
fm.. lease can be made to suit
tenant. 70. 1880, Mr. Schaefer.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
TRAILERs
OFFICE TRAILERS

IVA. O~NO01
PACEMAKER 1857: 46 by 8 IT,:
SO. 6.Sl4e any time.
PALACE '6s, 45xio: 2 b.F.. excel.
eond.. washer. new paint, equity
reas.. bal. terms. so. 6-Ie44.
REPOsSESsI0NS-Make 2 back
payments, paw transfer Zee and
take over payments;. 500 yards
vest OF Fairfax circle on Route
30, at Fairfax. Va. VA. MOBILE
SKYLINE. 1-bedrm., oS-fI. mobile
home. S1,376. Call OR. 4.4724.
WANTED-New or used Air-stream
Trailer TO rent, July and August
Resp. family Of 4: will furnish
Va. KE. s-sies. ''' ''
WEsTWOOD $50 59xl0; q bedrms. :.
Extras include washer, colored fix.
lures. alum. awning, side awning,
205-gal. oil tank; like-neW inside
and out. CY. 7-6402.
1858 YELLOWSTONE; ali alumi-
num-; excel. eond.; S1.4e6. Ex=
tras incl. Can 10. 7-S410.
2-BEDRM.. full bath; so t.: IKE
new: on nice lot; COW. loc. CIR.
3-5762.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
'rince Frederick, Md.
Calvert County Md

Calvert County, Nd.
FISHING COTTAGE on Patuxent
River At Lower Marlboro; pvt.
PATUxENT RIVER 3 acres
front river, deep harbor. Only 2I
mi. from District, In ,eommutinR
distance of Andrews Air Force
Base and Fort Meade. Commute
and keep your boat ct your own
J. B. Waters q Assoc.
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 1880
Prince Frederick 214 and 4ss
COBB ISLAND - RETTRTMENT
HOME: good-looking place, trees.
pier. 2 boats. fishing equipment: :
sSI3:S0O. Others available from
Island, CT. e-2l77, with ROMER
Evening star., 1961-01-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY
CONTINUED,

3 a-BEDRM., a-BATH HOUSE. 5 a,
or sell; $4,000. FE. S-1407.
young Valencia orange
grove. Good location and terms.
$4,000. Many other listinks,
DAVIS q ROBERTS. INC, Real
tors, Box s7S, Wauchula, Fla. .
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Historic Tidewatef
Southern MARYLAND

I. 200 acres: long road frontage,
handsome eolumned home; 2 fire
places, 9 hedrms., 4 ceramic -tils
baths, maids bath; scar garage
with apt; 3 barns; tractor ane
equipment; 80 mi. D. c.: $50. 900,
owner win finance.
2. Near Patuxent River; 100 acres;
attractive 9-rm.. bath home;
% iotmsnt: A rieb sfre riyer.Sed yScseeS ss,n q,
cleared.
9. 20 mi. to D. c.; 10 acres;
charming Victorian house; 8 rms,
bath; dashboard heat; 3rd fIool
can be finished. Q porehes, /
elas:ed,in; beautiful Groun 4 8
We have many interesting listinEs
. Come down when the weather
3
Evening star., 1961-01-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Want nice store with apt.
tor furniture hustness.
n9iu' srsI icsasioS' saSiSSo' dGEs dFssicR. ssh.
EN-. 2-0276, ST. 3-103e.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

MODERN HOME in
village with excellent boat harbor.
Living room with fireplace. din
ing room, kitchen. . bedrooms,
bath; ! s ilcos: ,:o Sle.7So; CAPT.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY end EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR. IOS, mounted
shape: 81. .206. AP. 7-446s. 500
MODEL 30-A ARROW hydraulic
tamper. $4,000; LS-0s Nnk-belt
I'd, beekhoe, latest model.
$4,000: Michisan 75.A rubber
s,o tirsS oloader. $1,000. Call IA.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
lors ACREAGE Eoa SALE WATERFRONT PROP. sAlll
tcoNrINutpi
Tdewater
WATERFRONT PRoP. wTD.

HAVE CLIENT who desires Bay
win consider Hilismere Shores.
Cash for right PROPERTY Call Mr..
Fellows, RE. 6-6S64, WILLOWS
REALTY CO, 90s
Evening star., 1961-01-29

PACIFIC OCEAN FRONT--Modern
mary. ioc.: $4,000. OF. 7.scSs.
ST. MARY's RTvER-396 acres;
suitable yr.-round and vacation
devel.; TERRIFIC buy at S276 per
acre In entirety: 1000 II. fronting
river. Write Box 209-s, Star.
SCHMIDT Q WILSON'S WARSAW
OFFICE OFFERS TEE FOLLOW
ING: Essex Co.. Va, on Piscataway
Greek. Richmond As, washington
100 miles. An unusually fine
property consisting Of modern
raneh-type home with many at
tractive features for pleasant liv-
Ing, surrounded By 5000 azaieas.
many dogwood trees and flowerinR
shrubs, located on 1913 heavily
wooded arces. long waterfront. Plus
summer cottage. Timber alone is
good Investment excellent iishins
and pictures aysilable IN request.
Potomac River and Glebe Greek.
Northumberland Co.. Va. Modern
1h-story. home located on ga
acre knoll with deep water on 3
sides. 9 bedrooms, bath. large Iiv.
Ing room with fireplace. Kitchen
dining area, utility room with hot
air furnace; second floor. 2 bed
rooms and bath. Large boathouse
and pier. deep harbor;1 $4,000.
Potomac River. Northumberland Co..
Va. New. modern 3 bedrooms,
bath, kitchen, living room, large
screened porch, wall hot-air fur
mace, large lot. 800 II. to beach
and boat ramp. A good buy,
SS.500, completely furnished. Cali
or write Ben Humbard. WARSAW,
Va, ED. 3-6231: home. OR.
2.207S. SCHMIDT d WILSON.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP

4ANI4NO Z WIN
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone l00,
II no answer call 1S4 or 354
IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME
Recent 1-story construction. All
: modern conveniences. High eie.
yation on Choptsnk River. g miles
from Cambridge by. good road:
BEAUTIFUL beach; price, S23,s60.
on request.
MATTHEws g. COMPANY
Evening star., 1961-01-29

$46 down and $40 o month. BAN
ave. Hyattsyille. Nd. I'M. 4-95b0s
DE SOTO 80 6-cyl. ccnV.; biz. 2, :
and h.. Low MI, excel. eond, e176s
or trade 10. 1-1230.
DE SOTO '58 Firedome 4-door.
button drive, radio. heater, W.-W. .
tires. 2-tone red and white: i'm
macuiate, economy terms. Special
wHEELEk, kaHsSs RIM nc. cHRYsrER CITY
imperial -Chrysler: Plymouth Valiant
46O0 Wisconsin NV. En-. 2-102Q
DE SOTO 1851 club cpe; nice cond.
in and out, Asking $3.50. TU.,
1904. 6610 First st. NV, Apt. 4.
ERsEL PSI .rSs Ss eSRysr.ss I1s. ssss yh safs
sEiL t mo MOTORS. ; SGSJ bii1 VII Wis. ave. ave.
NV, Wo, 6-SgOo.
FALCON 80 de luxe 4-dooF; 2. and
h. Wv. tires; snow price. 81 ,695,
S195 down. BELL MOTORS, BILL
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000,
FALCON go 2-dr.; fordc., 7. and
h., 1000 mi; $1,695. LEE d.
BUTLER. ll2I 2lst st. mn. ~.
FALCON 1850: fully equip; must.
sell; take over payments. .GU. i
1886, RE. 6-6676.
FIAT go "I10O" A-df.: loW mile-,
age: snow price, Spe5, $3.50 down.
nv. Wo. s.S96o.'M - W -,
FI4AT. go; :. and h.; sood eoad.i.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

CADILLAC '5s go" Fleetwood Sc
equipment Including factory = T air
eondttiontng: unusually nice:
weekend special. $2,996.
Capitol c cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd ct. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 convertibie: new
t0p, new tires. new all.blaek fin
ish: full power; S406.
FREE HOME pEMo CALL FOR
Evening star., 1961-01-29
(cohTINuEpl
Lors, ACREAGE WANTED

PVT. PARTY-sgle. bldg. sites with
all uttls. in p. Geo. Co. Send full
info. Box ASS. Star.
PRIVATE PARTY wants acreage,
80. to 80 mi. radius to Wash,
D. c. in Va. Improved or unim-
proved. Write Box 6233, Shif.
lington Station. Arlington 8, Va.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
wy Chase Chevrolet

Bethesda Chevy Chase, Mo.
OIL. 4-6100 OF. 4-14lS.
Home OF Country Club Used Cars
FORD '57 Fordor sta. wag,; Z. and
h., auto. trans; good cond.: q to
choose from); S1,Oo5.
Evening star., 1961-01-29
TAKOMA FORD

TAkOMA FORD 40.
7035 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FIAT '5S 4-door sedan: 2-tone,
standard transmission. heater. turn
signals and Wv. tires; must be
seen to appreciate fine quality In
foreign ear: guarantee better than
any In area ct the same price; q
demonstration costs nothing; 9495.
No.. 9236. LOGAN FORD. 1t6Q
Goth st. NV, FE. f-Ss00.
FIAT '5S Spider cow; red; $iT3g5:
condition is clean. Culpeper,
Valley 5.s193. :.
FIAT 80 "Il00"; :. and b., Wv.
tires. original clean finish: S795..
Evening star., 1961-01-29
TAKOMA FORD

7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. s-100(
BUICK 1853 Electra hardtop: :.
ana a. dyna., p.s" p.h.; $4,000
Evening star., 1961-01-29
CHEVROLET '6n

CHEVROLET go
lmpala VS. hardtop srort coupe: /:
radio, heater, standard transmis-
sion With Big motor. Wv. tires;
spsssutiiul pee tnn white finish: ideal for
WILL FINANCE 70 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4O7 Is TlSTlsi SaSs Hys sME SF IothTSf65S II 1890
Open Daily 0 It'll 9: sun. Q TIL Z
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Pa. Ave, Nh 81 6th. Ii. 6-6484
BUICK so Electra 4-dF. hardtop;
ana D., dyna., p.s., p.b.., AIR
CoEEIDITIoNED: $500 under book.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

@nA u ~ O4 1shNnG HOMEHAlE rs
near Congressional Country Club:
150-ft. trontage; priced $5,9S5,
Including Sd. pSying. Ia. SOTO.
8EAUTIFUL RAMBLER SITE, ap-
proximateiy . acres. partly clear,
partly wooded IN restricted area
with SCOTT. road frontage: easy
price, $3.50; terms, 5000 down:
balance $50 mo. Mai. Edwards,
ERN SARYIASNiD RaIAiLTY CO.
BETHESDA-NlB-AFound go wood
ed lots, nr. NH: good terms. Mr.,
REAL ESTATE corr. HA. S-1zoo.
BOILING FIELD. NAVAL RE-
SEARCH AREA--Lot so BY approx.
125, water and sewer IN and paid
T5a 1S5; prses 1e 5000; 5000; JOHN L. Shell
D n ADJ EY BLVD.-Excellent.
1n location In Bethesda's exclu-
Siyee yey1sa% ss;iSentiai nI aFss; sS;o JAMES 3.
BROCK HALL ESTATES, P. q.
CONFEDERATION 1.aere home
sites, wooded or cleared. Located
on the Lafgo-Marlboro I'd. IND.
2O2). Only 9 mi. north Of Marl-
6oro. only 20 min. 10 d, c. and
Bladensbufg. Near schools, shop
ping and churches. Protective GOV.
enants and. building restrictions.
Reas. terms. Phone today for bro
ehure, d. LEO sToRCH, Developer.
6P. $4,000.
BUILDERS-10 level lots; Rock.
vile: $2.350 ca. with good terms:
9. and W.; SITS. In. Ready for spring
building. LITTLE ASSOC. RE-
ALTORS. JU. $4,000.