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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02
Sum and Substance:
Writer Misjudges Religious
Boom In Russia
by Fir. John B. Sheerin, esp.

entists and if they allow the
Russian orthodox Church to
operate unhampered and un-
censored?
IF ONE TAKES A SECOND
look at the Salisbury article,
however, it is hard to find
much evidence to support the
optimism of the headline. AS
to the religious renewal of
the Orthodox Church, I find
little to cheer about.
There is a well-founded as
sumption in political circles
that this Church is the pup
pet of the Government - and
Salisbury, in my opinion, on
ly confirms that assumption.
He notes that the Orthodox
priests who are busting about
so energetically are "a new
generation Of young priests,
the first really new genera
ton trained since the Bolshe-
vik revolution" That in itself
is enough to cast suspicion
on their motives.
HE REPORTS
that the Government has not
ceased its campaign. of har-
assing religion in every way
possible, especially by clos
ing churches and Seminaries.
Why then are these young
priests allowed to function?
The only logical answer is
that they are obedient serv-
ants of the Government rath-
er than of God. Salisbury
mentions rumors to the effect
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02

The Annual Report of
the Council of Economic
Advisors, which Presi-
dent Kennedy submitted
to the Congress ON jan
uary 20, is required reading
for anyone who wants to
keep abreast of current eco
nomic developments in the
United States. The Report can
be secured from the US, Gov
eminent Printing Office,
Washington, DC, at a cost of
SIPS per copy.
STUDENTS of industrial re-
lations will be particularly in
terestad in reading that Sec
ton of the Report pages 1856
1907 in which the Council
outlines certain "guideposts"
for non-inflationary wage and
price behavior
The Council starts from the
premise that since wage and
price decisions in many cru
cial segments of our economy
directly or indirectly affect
the progress of the whole
economy, "there is Legitimate
reason for public interest in
their content and consequent
ces."
BUT HOW is THE PUBLIC
to appraise the content and
consequences of crucial wage
and price decisions? How is
it to Judge whether a particu.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02

that the late Metropolitan
Nikolai refused to take or
ders from the Government,
then met his death from fun
natural causes" due to i'm
proper medical treatment.
AS TO THE "STARTLING"
burst of religious interest
among Soviet scientists, there
is really nothing startling
about it all all. Salisbury sum-
marizes the trend as express
ed in the, work of young
Tendryakov, describing the
Tendryakov excerpt as "a
succint summary of the ma
ture of this belief" Here is
the excerpt:
Il do not imagine God as
he is depicted on icons. To
me COO Is the sort OF Splrltu-
al principle, the stimulus to
the emergence of the galax-
les, the stars, the planets and
everything which lives and
reproduces on these planets,
from the most elementary
cells up to man."
SALISBURY TAKES this to
be a declaration of religious
belief, a remuneration of athe-
ism. it is nothing of the kind.
1t says nothing of a personal
God or of a life to come. 1t
refers simply to a spiritual
force inherent in matter.
Marx too accepted the spir-
itual element in life but saw
it only as a phase of bio.
Continued on page 81
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scribed by a counselor as a
numbers game. How many
times do | have to is the
usual opening gambit. The
question is asked in a per-
fectly reasonable tone. The
point at issue is minor but i'm
portant and certainly would
not demand extraordinary eff
forts from the other partner.
But somehow nothing ever
seems to be done about it.
THIS, 1T is EXPLAINED,
is because every person has a
different number. 1t is not
sufficient to say to a wife, IF
l have asked you once, l have
asked you 20 times E" be-
cause she may be the q or
even the 81 type.
Neither is it enough for a
wife to say to a husband, IF
] have asked you once, l have
asked you a hundred times
-" because he could we'll
be the 101 Or even the 1901
person, which might be more
probable. And people do have
a way of not hearing.
At any rate. whether every
one has a different number
or not, the situation does in
dictate that education is a
patient procedure. The import
ant thing is to persevere in
asking, not to get excited at
the lack of response and,
above all, to keep hoping that
some day the magic number
will be reached.
If Everyman loses hope, he
is lost. Besides that, he should
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02

realize that if everything in
the house were too well regu-
lated and ordered, life would
get exceedingly dull. One rea-
son women were put on earth
was to keep male logic from
going to its ultimate ridicul-
BUSINESS of taking chance and
surprise out of life.
EQUALLY
might remember that if she
got everything done when she
wanted it, she would end up
with a Eyes, dear" man as a
husband and wonder what
ever happened to the man
she married.
AS it is now, she can wake
up each morning with excit-
ing questions posed in her
mind like pansies popping
from a spring garden. SIS this
the day he will fix the leaky
faucet? 80. do you think
he will leave the car for me
and take the bus to work? -"
81 saw him looking up at the
house last night. Do you think
he's going to fix the leaky
gutter?"
EVEN IF HE DOESN'T DO
any of these things, the ele-
ment of wonderment is always
there. 1t gives a lift to life
to have a sense Of expectancy
and anticipation. AS they say
of a pitcher on a baseball team
this is three-quarters of the
game. Some day, Everyman
will get his f~our-minute egg
Continued on page 81
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02
EUeryman's Family
More Than
Seventy Times Seven
By Fir. John C. Knott

1t was a Friday morn
ing. Everyman hadn't had
his coffee, yet, was dying
for a piece of bacon, and
SO dug into his boiled egg
with more than his usual
morning ferocity.
He looked up and said in
that tolerant voice used in
dealing with morons: "How
long was this egg boiled?" Ev-
erywoman, distracted with the
stirring of a pot of oatmeal
and still a bit sleepy, vaguely
indicated: ooh, the usual, l
suppose"
WELL" HE SAID, still
patient, Il know it is not a
four-minute egg. 1t could be
three, possibly three and a
quarter-perhaps by a stretch
of the imagination, even a
-a-half-minut egg.
But it is not a four-minute
egg. Now, we have been mar
ried for ten years, how many
times do l have to ask for a
four minute egg before l have
a possible hope of getting a
four-minute egg or even a rea-
sonable facsimile thereof"
Her Serene Highness put a
cup of coffee in front of His
Grouchy Majesty, patted his
bald spot, and murmured:
ooh, I don't know. Try me a
couple more times. Incident
ally, about that bathroom
shelf-how many times do I
have to mention it?"
MARRIAGE WAS ONCE de-
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Editors note: Many in
feresting and provocative
opinions must be omitted
each week because the
writer fails TO sign his
or her name and address.
Initials or a penname will
be used upon request but
fhe sender's real name
and address must also be
included. Send your opin-
ions to Letters TO the
Editor" The Catholic
Times, Box $50. Column
bus Is, Ohio.
It does have a rational digni-
ty which puts TO shame the
cosmic collie suffered by
those who cannot digest the
realities Of our times without
mewling ~megamelancholy.
COMMUNISM is TRAPPED
in the cul-de-sac of death.
Christianity is not. 1t faces
that last enemy not unscath-
ed certainly, certainly uncon-
quered.
George Buchanan
%Commonweal - Feb
1862; Catholic Worker, Noyem.
Der, 1861.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
WEDDINGS

riage Of their daughter Pa
tricia Lee to Mr.. David John
Lippert. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lippert OF College
Heights Estates. Md. The
wedding took place April %
at St. Ann's Catholic Church.
The couple will live in Cali
fornia.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
/ Leckemby-Pons

Mr.. Augustine Pons of
Srookline. Mass, announces
the marriage of his daugh-
ter Beverly Anne to Mr.. VIII
liam R. Leckemby. jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leckemby of
Connellsville. Pa. The we'd
ding took place May S in this
city. The couple will live in
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Arlington. The wedding took
place April % at st. Mat
thew's Episcopal Church,
Richmond. The couple will
live in Lynchburg, Va.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Founders Duy

Trinity College is holding
its annual celebration Of
Founders Day today. Activi-
ties include a faculty-stu-
dent softball game, water
ballet and program Of songs
and dances.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ernest
Faulhaber cf Richmond. Va.
announce the marriage OF
their daughter Joan Louise to
Mr.. Charles Frederick Bate
man. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Dickinson Bateman Of
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Meeting

The Women's Democratic
Club of the 10th Congress
sional District. Virginia, will
hold its annual meeting and
election of officers at 10:30
am. tomorrow at the Holi-
day Inn in Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Stoeckineer-
Hickerson

Announcement is made of
the marriage Of Miss Alice
Joan Hickerson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hick-
erson. to Dr.. John Malcolm
Stoeckinger. son of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Stoeckinger of
Lexington. Ky. The wedding
took place April IS in Lex
ington. KY.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Coordinated
Group for
Bedroom and
Dining Room

Rich, mellow butternut is
accented with the finest
ococio burl and antique
bross drawer pulls. The
design theme is Carried
through each piece ;.
corved columns and
arches reminiscent Of post
European spIendors. All
this beauty is yours with
our new Do Vinci plus
trusted Mozor Master
piece quality and work.
monship. From q collec-
tion Of over fifty pieces
for living, bedroom and
dining room.
lllustroted top to bottom:
Triple-dresser ot S2ls, with
vertical mirror OF $44. Full or
twin-size bed OF SLOT, with
night toble OF SS3. Five-drower
chest on chest with hinged
doors OF top ot Sass.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Of fLOVE and
LAUGHTER
Who Says Todoy's Girls
Are Selfish SoPhisticotes?
By MARJORIE HOLMES
Apron pocket philosophy

Apron pocket philosophy e..
The other day heard someone say, "Today's girls
all cold and Grass and selfish Their manners
are awful. I shudder for the they'll marry and
the children they'll have"
1t slight shock. For it is not true Of the
young ladies we happen to know And to that
one proof is in their kindness and sweetness younger
girls Surely this mark not only of their maturity but
of innate gracousness that will make them charming
and gentle women.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Bridesmaids Dress for the Doll

The older daughter of some friends to visit and
have her ready But seeing the shy stayeyed
look Of your little girl the guest invites Oh can't Nce
sleep with me? I'd just love to have her. And you
them chatting and gggling in the night like contemporaries
"She promised to write to me-" your child announces
haunting the mabox after she leaves And you oh
but she's awfuy busy getting ready for her wedding Don't
count on it."
Then as much to your delight hers the letter
And the little package containing doll dress fashioned
out of the material that of the bridesmaids and
sample Of the wedding dress and vel
Evening star., 1962-05-16
lippert-Hen

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L.
Henry announce the mar
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Real Live Princesses All

Another girl neighboring farm has been teaching
our daughter to ride And let her any time she
wants to give the horses workout" she generously in
vtes. And when the child appears the busy
will leave off studying preparations for party
round the avorte help with the bride and sad
ding
college girl who's studying to be vet pops in to
check on the family petS-and her small admrer. Come
on home with Nom and me for dinner and the movies"
she frequently includes her And that this young lady
being married too I've just got to figure way
for her to be in the wedding She's too young to be brides
maid too old for flower grl-maybe we can invent role
for a middle-sized girl"
Last two Cherry Blossom Princesses not only gave
her their autographs but both of them wrote and their
pictures in to her letter And their notes kind
and and charming duplicating the KS for kisses she
had sent
PreveW of American Womunhood
Don't tell most girls today selfish young sophisti
Gates who'll make wives and mothers To the contrary
those we know demonstrating of the qualities
of American womanhood right now-parculary in their
gracious way with little girls.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Preview Of American Womunhooc
Lyrics for Everyday Living
MY SONS GIFT

Three ddndeltons already turning bro,Dn,
Some chicktDeed, tangled green and tiny stars,
dozen pioletS. "NotD shut your eyes,
Hold out your hdnd-PH oiue you q surprise"
This is the last year he tDiH bring me tlotDers
Picked on the tUay from school, Nert year / knoD
He tOh not eUen the uioletS
But be too busy NTH the affairs of boy.
Noto he Is only Seuen and he still
Clutches the mereSt thread of apron string
And so he runs NTH hdndtulS of the spring.
Helen Jordan
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Southern MARYLAND
THE SOUNDINGS

New deep-water subdivision on Mill
Creek near SolomonS Island Ac-
cess to Ches. Bay and Patuxent
River through solomons Harbor.
00ese 00es mile tss Of VIA Tassr5on hdTEe
views. Deep-water harbor for sail.
any size motor cruisers. Full III
parian rights. dock facilities for
off-water sites. Completely private
and highly restricted for lot own
ers' protection. References re-
auired. Prices from S1,S00 UP,
SALES EXCLUSIVE WITH
j. B. Waters g. Associates
Evening star., 1962-04-29
tcoNTINuen)
Calvert County, Md.

Is AcREs+2.0O0 #. on protected
cove. Commercial use or subdiVi-
BATTLE cREEK-Modern masour,
home. 1 acre Of land fronting 200
It. on water. private 50-foot pier.
bathhouse, artesian well. complete
BRooMEs ISLAND River front
cottage. small guest house. pvt
SOLOMoNs ISLAND - 3-bedroouu
cottage with unrestricted vieEE
DARES BEAcH-Nice family home
hedrmS.. full din. .rn.. liV. rm.,
6rkfst; nook. mod: kit. bath on
rms G1t % md 5Ofn % tSE III bsmE. s5sEa bed bed:
q bay. $40. .5So. 5 Sasa Bah Tias finsnsins yisE
DARES BEACH-Bay front, 3-bed-
rm. cottage. furnished. incl. deep
freeze. land fronts 100 It. on bay.
The land alone is worth the price
COVE FONT BAY ERoNr-s bed.
fronting directly on beach. Hxcep-
tionally fine and private location,
Owner viii finance.
PATUXENT RIVER-29 acres. l.
0Oo-ft. frontage on river and cove.
= houses rented. piers. Good
land and income investment.
WHITE SANDS YACHT CLUB
Duplex apt. 4 units. club men,
bership. Room for additional 4.
unit apt. Large rental income.
NEAR SOLOMONS-4 bedrms., 1 y
baths. oil heat. Close in to har-
Dor. Can be used as 2-family apt.
Excel cond. Sl6.500.
II ACRES woodland fronting on
Battle Greek. Secluded, good har-
Dor. Owner will finance.
8 ACRES. woodland fronting on
PATUXENT RIVER-S-bedrm. cot
tage. guest house. wide lawn slop-
pins. to river and wide, sandy
beach new pier. bathhouse
PATUxENT RIvER-5 acres sd-
joining historic estate In highly
restricted area.
ST. JOHNS CREEK-New cottage.
1A acres land fronting 200 feet
on water. Private wooded setting.
pvt. pier $1,000, terms.
Main and branch offices open sun
days and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
D TTYAAz~. O. A-a-A
Evening star., 1962-04-29
VACATION PLACES

PRIVATE home on Cape Cod over.
looking bs nantycket sound; rms.
yenlenceS. pvt. beach. sailing. golf
best IN summer theatre closely
Evening star., 1962-04-29
WATIFROMr EWARFRoMr PROP sEWrERFRu PROP SALE

DKALE. ND" rmS, bath. scr.
porch, pier privileges, ige. shaded
lot. $3.50. OWNER. M. 3-3167.
EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
Pacing the Chesapeake's cool sum-
mer breezes- A unique. pine
paneled cottage. custom built for
minimum upkeep with maximum
Snarm- Big seLeeneo porch. studio
nice kitchen. bath with ehower.
sleeps ski Lot 150x290 It. with
sandy beach. FURNISHINGS. Sturdy
aluminium boat included for
Sl9.350.
n. W. q D. @. PERKINS. Exclusive
Agts. PIPER q CO.
105 Court St.. ChestertoWn 2, Nd.
Lists Of Properties on Request
FOR SALE By OWNER-I30 acres
on Patuxent River. Price, SOS, 900.
III I-RIE1
Evening star., 1962-04-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
AROVE AVERAGE
WATERFRONT

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-This coy
home with the most beautiful
view. good swimming and year.
round boat harbor. 4 lge. rooms,
lge. porch. furnished oil heat.
Friced$s,500:-~ Friced $s, 300:
Evening star., 1962-04-29
TIDEWATER

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1. st. George's Island. modern ma
Sonry 4-bedrm., lh-bath home:
air conditioned, 2-car garage; aISo
Colonial frame 2-story home in
good condition but needs remodel
ing. artesian well, 20 acres: can be
purchased together or separately.
2. Secluded z acres on St. Leonard
Creek. 26S It. waterfront, Geep
water, sandy beach, 70-ft. pieS,
cabin cruiser; modern 2-bedrm.
home. 2 baths. full basement, .
trees. lovely view. terraced lawn.
3-car garage. 55 mi. D. c., S25,-
8; is acres. modern s-bedrm.
home, living rm. with fireplace.
dining rm., kitchen, 2 porches,
utility rm., garage, workshop. hot
water. heat, insulated, wharf, nice
safe harbor, sandy beach. lovely
view, artesian well, liberal fl
4. s st. Mary's County, over 1000
acres, large timber, 40 acres Of
cleared land, 5 miles of water
front on river and creek, fresh
water lake, 4 artesian wells, 4
homes. farm buildings, good har-
Dor, ideal for commercial or resi-
5. 3Is acres with 300 waterfront.
beautiful view In fine residential
section.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los;
III no answer ca1l 25A mr. 1874
Evening star., 1962-04-29
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACRE +

Located close to Annandale and
wide frontage, wooded and a steal
at $1,000. Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr. Barry, JE. 1886.
- MILLER REAL, ESTATE
Evening star., 1962-04-29
H-0 THE SUNDAY STAR.
x Woshinston, D. c.
April ~, 1862
FARMS
CONTINUED

20 ACRES, grass. silo. full set
eldgs. Groom dwl-. very nice
AL ACRES, I2 In timber. grass.
facing hard road. Groom dwl.
bath, basement. ,S23. 800. terms
LARGE LOT. 6-room modern bun
RAlow. SO. 500 terms. Others.
RERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington. We. HE. a-3527
6O-ACRE waterfront tobacco farm
with old 6-rm. house and barn.
Rich. level land. OIL. 2-55I7.
250-ACRES beef farm, very good
land and water. Two sets bldgS.
Two modernized beautiful homes.
viii divide. Liberal financing.
2l0-ACRE stock farm and bldgs. on
paved I'd. Under $500 an acre.
100 CLEARED ACRES on state
hwy. Zoned commercial. S32. 500.
O0-ACRE stock farm. G-rm. house.
heat, bath. S25 900.
ACRES on paved I'd. in country.
6-rm. house. heat, l Il tiled baths.
6treat. trees. club basement. An
unusual offering. SI2.750.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 23l
JOHN J. PRICE, Realtor. Mt Airy
Evening star., 1962-04-29

FAMILY WANTED to share close-in
20 acres. with mt view and large
stream. Ideal for 35-acre estate at
$500 per acre. JE. 3-3O55.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
TRUST NOTES WANTED

TOP DOLLAR FAsT-for ALL your
notes. Just phone US the details.
TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE
1929 N ST. NV. DE. 2-246O
End TRUST - Pay up 10 sos
money same day. c. H. PATTEN,
D1. 7.2704, CH. S-7743.
end TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid; immed. service. MR..
JEFFREYS. Ma. s-0352.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

SOUTHERN MARYLAND ~
1: Franklin. Manor, new 3-bedrm.
home, winterized, hardwood floors.
large lot, liberal financing, good
view of bay, S14.50O.
:; Cedarhurst. .2-bedrm. year-round
home, family rm., fireplace,
partially furnished, artesian well,
near Ches. Bay, waterfront
privileges, 80 mi. b. c., So. .5OOs
CALVERT REALTY AG ENJOY
CORP, Elsie West williams,
Lothian. Md. Phone university
7-S006: II no answer call Prince
Frederick los.
WATERFRONT LOTS, Cape Saint
Marys. Some 5-acre tracts. S995,
Easy terms. Call CH. $4,000 or
10. S-9341.
WEST RIvER-Lge. level corner lot
on county rd.. in secluded COM
munity: Melted swimming area.
LU. 2-4602.
6O-ACRE ESTATE-4 bedrms., 2
baths. sleeping porch. liy. rm.,
din. rn.. kit, Il. H.-WH., excel. cond.
Also summer house. Shown by
appt. ST. MARY'S REALTY CO.,
HI 9-5300, HI. 9-6044
Evening star., 1962-04-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY
A BEAUTIFUL. MODEM HOME :

A BEAUTIFUL. MODERN HOME =
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, masonry
construction. Easy terms or trade
Can JE. 4-1o37 or write TO Boz
CONSIDER BEAUTIFUL, exclusive
Naples. Fla; for retirement. VIII
trade my $4,000 equity in 3 bed
rm. with Florida room home. Only
IL blks. TO- beach, for local
bedrmS. with bsmt., home. Cal
HUGH RILEY. S36-65S5.
Fl. LAUDERDALE-I5-unit motel
wIshowerS and tub baths. Terms.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 1921
FORT LAUDERDALE-Nicely furn.
home. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, Florida
rm., 2 air conditioners. Quiet
neighborhood. beaut. st. 529-2220.
FT. LAUDERDALE-RENT-Ideal
retirees or vacationers. / bedrn.
furn.. pvt. side DUPLEX. Near shop.
and ocean. OWNER, 365-3130.
MIAMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
necessitates selling furnished g.
bedroom, 2-baths and earport
$4,000. $1,000 cash. assume 5ee
37-year mortgage, all cash $500,
less S6S monthly payment. 3 years
old, all modern utilities, near
shopping eenters, churches and
schools. ASBURY B. HAMMOND,
17110 NV. AZ Court. Post Office
Opa Locha. Miami, Florida.
ST. AUGUsTINE-Lona est. iiquoT
business. excel. loo. high volume,
terms. 262-04S5. GocaD.
300 ACRES rich farmland, North
Central Florida nr. highway and
R.R. 5000 per acre or S225 pef
acre for 10-acre parcels on partial
payment with 20es dn. JOHN G.
KAHN. RE. 1886. 110S 10th
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lust Bring Your Suitcase
INVITATION
TO VALUE


WATERFRONT IS bedrms., 2
baths, lge. liv. rm. w/firepl., kit.
util. rm., designed for enjoyable
WATERFRONT-A A. masonry
home. bedrms., Ia baths. liv.
rm. .w/fiEepl., din. rm.. kit, pier
for lge. boat. S24,50O.
WATERFRONT = First level has
family rm.. liv. rm., bedrm. and
bath. Second level also has dra-
matte view Of water from liv. rm.,
din. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit. and bath.
wATERFRoNr- bedrms., Q
baths, nv. rm.. family rm.,
kitchens, can be separated by
locking door. boat and apt
income. S29.050.
2 bedrms.. kit, din. rm., addi-
ttonal bldgs. on prop. plus gaze
Doe. Exc. cond. $1S,950.
WATERFRONT-Lge. lot with sand
beach on river close to bay,
For Better Waterfront Homes
Evening star., 1962-04-29
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
]. b. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk, Md, Phone Alpine 7-273C
Or Prince Frederick 214 and 4SS
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ST, MARY'S COUNTY

l-Lge. wooded sites, 3 acres to
ten acres. Dogwood, holly, laurel
and oaks. Some with cleared lana.
Access to beautiful beach en- RIVER
and dock on creek for boats. ideal
for retirement, not in q develop
mem but IN 8 restricted COM
munity.
attractive home on st. Thomas
Greek, completely furnished. tnree
bedrms.. bath, fireplace, large
porch, central heat, artesian we'll
and dock, Sl6,500.
3-Patuxent River cottage, furn d,
large lot. artesian we'll ,low boat,
excellent beach. $4,000.
j. E. CAPPS, Realtor
Hollvwood. Nd FRANKLIN o-o16O
Evening star., 1962-04-29
LOVEIY HOME

1900 FIT. ON WATER
This home on point looking over
Chesapeake Bay has Nv. rm..
firepl.. din. rm., kit, beaut.
jalousied porch, 8 bedrms., bath.
rec. rm., Gear garage, hobby rm. !;
oil h.-w.h.; swimming pool and
pier. Only S34 $50.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Phones: ia and ass
Branch Office: Alpine 7-2730
Main and branch offices open SUM-
days and weekdays except We'd
neSday.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Potomac River Island

This 21-acre island in the Potomac
100 yards off the Maryland shol
Is q year-round paradise 10
sportsmen. Swimming and boatinl
in summer, oysters crabs AM
duck in winter and fishing u
year round. Property includes hugt
4-bedroom. owners home plus f.
room Euest eottass 1880 swim
ming min % pool iOG. fO9; ~ 5oat m.Ia pier; sx.- Ss5
This is Q once-in-a-lifetime %.
portunity. Call Ed owen for con.
plete details. TE. 6-l416. TOW
& COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC