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Evening star., 1962-02-26
McKeIdin Denies
Saying He's in Race
BALTIMORE. Feb. 26 "a

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26 (AP)
The elusive political plans
of Theodore r. McKeldin were
up in the air again today after
a formal denial from the ex-
governor that he had COM
mitted himself to the Senate
race in Maryland.
Just as elusive was the source
of pressure" which Mr.. Nc
Keldin said Republican party
leadership was bringing to bear
on him to become a candidate.
An Associated Press corre-
spondent, Charles Downey, re-
ported Saturday night that Mr..
McKeldin stated he was a can
didate for the Maryland Senate
seat being vacated next year
by Republican John Marshall
Butler.
Overheard It, He Says
Mr.. Downey said today he
overheard a telephone con-
versation" in which Mr.. Nc
Keldin said he would seek the
Republican nomination for
Senator.
The reported conversation
took place in Pottsville Satur-
day.
Mr.. Downey said Mr.. Nickel
din, in his telephone conversa-
ton with an unknown person,
made this statement: Il will
definitely be a candidate for
the United States Senate"
Mr.. Downey acknowledged: "I
never spoke to Mr.. McKeldin
directly"
Mr.. Downey is a reporter for
a newspaper in Pottsville, Pa,
where Mr.. McKeldin spoke at
a Lincoln Day Republican rally.
The former two-term gov
ernor, denying he made the
statement, said today:
"At the present time, I am
not a candidate for any Of
flee the last day for filing
(in the primary is March S,
and if there is sufficient de-
mand for me to run, I will run" |"
Says He Was Urged
Mr.. McKeldin, in a telephone
conversation from Chicago, re-
peated he had been urged to
run for Senator by national
G. o. P. leaders, including
Senators Goldwater, Republic
can of Arizona, and Margaret
Chase Smith. Republican of
Maine.
Senator Goldwater. a leader
of the party's conservative
Evening star., 1962-02-26

AFTER THE WAR (World
War y there was a big i'm
provement in the player
piano, which made it respect
able. The mechanism was
built into grand pianos with
some of the finest names;
Chickering and Knabe come
to mind.
No longer did you have to
pump with your feet. The
roller unrolled by electric
power.
But that wasn't the big
improvement. Perforations
on the side of the sroll die
tated the dynamics or force
with which the felt hammer
struck the piano wires. Gone
was the monotony, the TIN
pan effect.
The rolls were dictated by
the worlds greatest pian-
lists, Gabrilovich and Pade-
rewski. 1t was an exact re-
production Of their playing,
the salesman in the Main
street music store told me.
I was sure Mother would
like to have Paderewski
playing the Moonlight So
nata" in her drawing room.
My sisters weren't doing very
we'll with it.
So I gave the salesman our
name and address and the
next day he took an Elm
wood trolley car and made a
call on my mother. He con-
graduated her ~ on having a
son interested in the finer
things of life. And he tried
to sell her a piano.
The new improved types
Of player grand pianos cost
between $4,000 and $4,000
Price was not the controlling
factor, although it didn't
help. She just wouldn't have
one-not even the new i'm
proved type-in the house,
And when I got home from
school, she was waiting for
me.
Evening star., 1962-02-26
Assembly Near End
Dangling
District Couple Arrested
In Shore RocioI Incident
Woman Charges State Policemen
Used Storm Trooper Tactics

Washington woman, arrested with her husband in
dispute at Maryland Eastern Shore restaurant which
seat four Negroes said today that State used
storm trooper tactics"
She pledged to fight the incident in court.
Mrs. Ruth Wagner &c. of $500 Byeord road Kensngton
Evening star., 1962-05-04

the West Germans themselves
three years ago.
Reds Control Trade
The East Germans long have
controlled ali civilian traffic In
ami out Of Berlin. A lively and
well regulated trade exists not
only between East and West
Germany but also with many
other countries Of Western Eu-
rope.
It is somewhat unrealistic In
the American view to demand
that the United States be the
only Western country with nc
relations whatever with East
Germany.
On the other hand, 1t Is clear
enough that some other fea-
lures Of the reported American
package deal" on Berlin viii
not be easily swallowed by all
interested parties here.
Oppose NucIear Agreement
The French and West Ger
mans, for very different rea-
sons, oppose the idea Of an
agreement with the Russians or
non-proliferation Of nucleaI
weapons.
The French, who are develop
ing their own nuclear arsenal
are against any form Of inter-
national control in this area.
The West Germans. who an
interested in an independent
nuclear deterrent for NATO-
Evening star., 1962-05-04

is described as cooperative and
sympathetic to the American
approach.
Tricky Points Remain
There are, nevertheless, q
number of tricky points to be
more clearly spelled out.
German criticism has cen
tered on two key ideas for q
Berlin settlement-the accept
ance Of some degree Of East
German control over road and
rail access to West Berlin and
the establishment Of q joint
East German and West German
commission to deal with prob
lens Of common concern.
Both proposals, for West
German critics. imply q kind Of
recognition Of the East German
puppet regime.
The Americans reply that
this form of recognition Of
Communist East Germany al.
ready exists in many fieldI
while the idea for a joint com.
mission was first proposed By
Evening star., 1962-05-04
West Approaches Unity on Berlin

which Is also supbortd by the
United States-argue that the
two ideas are quite eontradic-
tory.
Other criticism centers on
the suggestion for an exchange
of non-aggresSion declarations
between NATO and the Com
munist Warsaw Pact countries
NATO Secretary General
Dirk Striker, for one. came oui
openly against this proposal
yesterday. Such non-aggres-
sion declarations he thought
neither necessary nor desirable
at this point.
Pledges Exist
All countries involved already
were pledged to q policy Of non-
aggression by their membership
in the United Nations, he con-
tended.
Mr.. Strikers statement drew
the tart American rejoindeI
that with all due respect to
the secretary general this wa:
a political question for the gov
ernments to decide. And since
NATO. whatever the Russians
may say about it. is quite obvi-
ously a strictly defensive or
ganization anyway, what Il
there to lose in formalizine
this fact by an agreement which
could result In q decrease ir
East-West tension?
Quite obviously from the way
things have gone so far thu
Evening star., 1962-05-04
Twin Sons of Rabbi
To Be Bor-Mitzvuhed

David and Mark Brandriss,
twin sons Of Rabbi Joseph
Brandriss. will be Bar-Mitzva-
he'd at 9:30 am. tomorrow in
Har Tzeon Congregation syna-
gogue, 1910 University boule-
ward West. Silver Spring, Md.
The 13-year-old boys are
students at the Hebrew Acad-
emy Of Washington.
Rabbi BrandriSs, rabbi of
Har Tzeon Congregation since
1855, is president Of the Wash
ington Board Of Rabbis.
Evening star., 1962-05-04

business of working out a COM
mon allied position on Berlin
will not be an entirely one way
proposition. 1t seems possible,
in fact, that In the course Of
debate here q number Of fea-
lures of the Armeican approach
will have to be changed in the
interests Of general agreement.
It also is admitted that una
nimity viii be hard to achieve
as long as the French main
tain wholly negative attitude
to the idea Of seeking any kind
of agreement with the Russians
on Berlin.
In this case, however, the
Americans hope that the West
Germans win provide 8 COM
mon denominator to the prob
lem, and that once they fall
into line the French, in spite
Of. themselves, VIII have no
! choice except to 60 along.
Evening star., 1962-05-04

standings that have arisen IN
Europe over his recent talks
in Washington with Soviet Am
bassador Anatolzy r. Dobrynin
His first official lunch here
yesterday was with West Ger
man Foreign Minister Gerhard
Schroeder. and afterwards q
Western four-power meeting de-
voted to Berlin went on late in
to the night.
On the basis Of these meet
ings, Americans here are con-
fident that q common approach
to discussions-the word me
gotiations" is still carefully
avoided-can be achieved. Ir
fact, they argue that no real
disagreement on the essentials
ever has existed.
The excitement and indigna-
ton in Bonn over the Rusk-
Dobrynin talks, it is said, have
been whipped up more by in
ternal political pressures anc
the press than by the attitude
Of the federal. government it.
self.
For his part, Mr.. Schroeder
Evening star., 1962-05-04
Seneca Creek Group
To Hear Parks Head

John P. Hewitt. director OF
parks for the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, win
speak on Park Development
in Upper MONTGOMERY County !
at a meeting Of the Seneca
Greek Watershed Association
Tuesday.
The meeting will be held at
g pm. at the Izaak Walton
League Clubhouse, Chopper
road and Waring road station
Seneca.
Evening star., 1962-05-04
Dunce Concert Set
AT G0IIoudet Tonight

The Modern Dance Group Of
Gallaudet College win present
its eighth annual dance con-
cert at Z pm. today in Chapel
Hall. 7th street and Florida
avenue NE.
Dances viii include adagio
jazz, the twist and modern
dance. No admission will be
charged at this public event.
Evening star., 1962-05-04
BY CROSBY 8. MOVES
FeFeiEn correspondsnt of Ths STA

ATHENS May 4-From the American standpoint. one
OF the most important results expected from this spring NATo
meeting is common allied approach to the question Of Ber-
Lin settlement. a-4 :.
Secretary State Rusk devoted much Of his time
since arriving in Athens effort clear msunder
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THE SEA AROUND US
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SHENANDOAH FARMS

Ri' RhTa 3 ta Rs .Sof9.r
Slowly rising suburb and an general Of LIVING
ana drs ees sd a Taxes axe
our busnesses-Our children future '1' s"''
S'PE R R u ss:
Ss 6sf family Sn h Sppncs s' our
an tdf complete psS so Of living recurring
Il FL @ s% s spd have
g anDaaS an sea0na and retire.
you s a tract p aa r
N To- asd e @ T
In the 6s @ free S Of and charge @
Compare these
Toa weather sand and gravel rOad6es than existing State
Certified with triple markers at each
and w % s Sss sss S Your with closing
Our net s with % s sna
M s tuf soe oEsn fast DkesRouts SO and the
telephone delivered to each lot without cost
aT' aRqRE pas ss IL Northern vsA waterfront
we offer every conceivable lot dssredvateront,
oDs aeTsase on home S sites. AND
Recreation 70. Shenandoah River with concrete boat
TO- Recreation River for canoes and fishing
IL Aluminium boats for without charge.
ss sn P hs P @ equipped
DD ha sOP U sS with d s shsn
nz G H 5T ' sTssp q
OS , with PDq IL
To- Horseshoes and shufneboard
River Ia s N ND eS%p island in the Shenandoah
auR nss & III hHRhs
81 Situated SS 5I area
sLoeked with mountain routfed virgin streams
Bss a B y. VS.. SSS
after lake " M W arg s0heoueo iOr construction
ana T 5sR Sf IS .ps q n0u
ment resale profit "'N 'Ou III puf'nSe develop
20 We have at ngeps trades for building and
n We o have rSsr % The hat s nd Rys
Ssef o q river river lots PRICE yet exists
more is increasing rapdythee be any more river
turn IN he f:
90 Is miles Of road constructed-3,OOO Of land
"a Our facilities built promised.
al and % a 0sr at choice We
With our snd offered s along the river connecting
from oeoTgia mile from Os TRAIL famous
riding for Surrey rides for kids
rs Near Chanty Shenandoah National Park
the r s we . are value besys that the
believe Be Worth double IN Sree Years. snd We
sold OUT T area and SsSns
oav the ne Efs.t seem LAND
Ss safest form of nye Sc
Y rs
sPss we sonods
% aa y. fR Rvs an IF Sdsa
Sgt aaVE o S e SEEN i ID
First to gets first choice
To- Td leach West Gn Route 50
Go three miles upstream Property is on Tisht rue O'0
ROBERT B. YOUNG, Owner
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week. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din nm a.
XIV. bath, sleep s people, screen
porch. Phone HA. 2-7f29.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l-St. Georges Island, moderr
masonry 4-bedrm, y bath, home
afr conditioned, 2.car gauge
Also Colonial frame 2-story home
in good condition but needs re.
modelling. .artesian well, 20 acres
Can be purchased together or sep.
2-i5 acres. modern s-bedrm
home. living nm, with fireplace.
dining rm.. kitchen, 2 porrhes
utility rfI1., garage. workshop, hot
water heat, insulated wharf, nice
safe harbor. sandy beach, lovely
view. artesian well. liberal financ-
ing.
home. large living rm.. dining
Screened dd'f psosreches. irepiSsscsen1 S' par.
tally furnished. hot-water heat,
view, As mi. b. C. $50. 800. ''''
4-Beautiful st. Leonard Greek.
modern 2-bedrm. home, 2 baths,
full basement, ? fireplaces. sun
room, patio, lovely view Of creek,
2oS-tt. waterfront. sandy beach,
7O-ft, pier. cabin cruiser, ma
1estic trees, Scar garage, seclud-
ed, z sores, IS mi. d. c. $50 800,
5-Patuxent River, frame home
with bath, beach house, wharf
boats and motor. furnished,
tmmed. poss., Al mi. D. c. $1,000
CALVERT REALTY AGCY. CORP
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los
II no answer call I "a or 354
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NEW C0TTAGE-Furn., city cows
Bluff overlooking water. 40
forest. to roam in. Deep water
pier, bay region. AP. 7-4567
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WATERFRONT ESTATE iO-acTe
point in natural setting or ever.
green's, excellent sandy beach,
boat house, home has 8 bedrooms
3 baths, living room with cathe.
oral ceiling and fireplace, dinins
ROOM library with fireplace
, porches, lear garage, o acres
oyster ground. View Of water
from every room. An outstanding
property. H. g. Robson. White
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BEy. BEACH-Apt. sleeps g., $50
VIZ AAlr.conds; cabin sleeps g, $50
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ABBEY REALTY, CH. S-S3O5
woods. s mi. b. c. se Scen M
screens. Porch. water, cleo, -reas.
APARTMENTS, Chesapeake Bay,
" week, month. summer or year
very reasonable. Might consider
SAFE or trade. Box CAD. Star.
bAY BRIDGE, ND, on CHESAPEAKE
pay-Completely furn. Vacation
nome, Beach At the door. Rent .
or more, wks. Phone late evening
Baltimore, DRexel 7-7ISl.
BEy. BEACH-Apt. sleeps 8, S69I
Wk. Alr-cond. cabin sleeps q, $50
Sk, Rmsa 500 up. ~. 9-579i |
BEVERLY BEACH HOME-Rent nv
week nedrms.. liy. rm.. din. rm',
XIV, bath, sleep 8 people, screen
porch. Phone HA. 2-7f29.
BEVERLY BEACH-Cottage. amt.
includes hot water, also beach
privileges. very nice. LII. 2-7561
BEVERLY BEACH, MD,-Clean cot
tage, lge. shaded yard. Ideal for
children. IA. 2-1s50. JE. 3-S56S
BREEZY POINT, MD.-sleens IN
not water, full bath. nets. KE. X
1879 or la. 9-662O.
BAY FRONT COTTAGE, shadyside
H Mdi ME- Ms, Wendell on property or
BAY FRONT = Very --desirabie
Clean, cool home. Superb view
Sleeps 5. 2 wks. min, 723-I479
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Waterfront
Sotiage, rms, all conveniences.
walk 70 restaurants, Amusement
PARKS, swimming pool and stores
500 wk. 434-4774. Co.
DARES BEACH : Nice furnished
Frederick. Md, 329-W-2.
tage; fully furnished. Wide sand
peach; I hr. to D. c.. SIS per wk
r. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd, Phone 1921
or see Mrs. Sans. l69-W-3.
FOR RENT by the week, cottage AT
Herald Harbor on the Severn
Large shady fenced yard. Screened
| porcheS. AMI. Nearby neighbour
hood beach. EN-. 1885.
LONG BEACH. choice summer rent
as IL bedrooms. S55-S100 wkiy
M. L; ROCKHILL. INC. st. Leon
ara, ND. Prince Frederick 30S-J
MASON'S BEACH, DEALE, MD
Avail. July 90 10. 5-34O3' W.
MACS HEAD, N. C.-The Breakers
COTTAGES; / and 2 bedrms., furn.,
approved water supply. Cali or
write Mr.. c. E. Parker, cWner-
manager. Mays Head 3Il2 or
S35TI7, tor local information ewes.
NEW C0TTAGE-Furn., city cows
BluIt overlooking water. 40 a.
forest to roam in. Deep water
pier. pay region. AP. 7-4567.
NEW COTTAGE-Furn., city cows
bluit overlooking water. 40 a.
I pleT bs 70 F rSa% in Deep sEater
POINT LOOKIN, RIDGE, Md
moo. cottages on Chesapeake Bay,
S scr; porches. shady lawn. pvt;
301-TR. 2-55O2 or AP. 1895,
RIyA. MD, SIS, Nicely furn.. 2
June 1880. on South River
Phone Annapolis. CO. 3-6522.
ST. MARY'S COHEN, beautiful
location on Patuxent and creek
Private oyster ground, 3-bedrOom
modern home, 2 modern cottages,
year round, 1 furnished. Box 355.
Leonardtown, Nd. Greenwood *
502l, sat. and Sun.
VACA. COTTAGE-Cacapon River
LOG. IN mts. 2 hrs. D. C. Swim,
fish, boat, etc. Swings for tots.
Very pvt. Mod. conv. JE. $1,000.
2 ATTRACTIVE, 3-bedrm. Beach
Cottages available. by week or
month. Bethany Beach. Delaware
area; for July; other July and
August. Life Guard protection.
OV. 3-435S. =
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PuFFENBERoER RETR. CHI. $4,000
scIENTIsTs' CLIFFS, Port Repub-
lie, Nd. = Waterfront and other
houses and lots for sale to accepted
college grads in dollhouse Bay
colony w1s4 MI of beach, COM
munity house and other rec. facN-
Eles, 41a mi. beyond Pr. Frederick.
Visit or write Chestnut Cabins.
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SENECA LAKE

Stone and frame 2-story year-round
residence. Liv. I'm. l2x2l, picture
window, din. I'm. l0xl6, fiTepl.,
lge mod. kit, refgr., stove. eab-
inetS, laundry room, auto. washer
rms, attached 2-car garage. ,
outside firepls-, flagstcne patio.
stone retaining wall, boat deck.
200-ft river frontage. S26,5OU,
terms. $4,000 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
WI 6 -nlnn nnI NJ a nnEal
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kIVA, MD, $50. Nicely furn.. 2
bedrms., cleo. kit. scr. porch.
June 1880. On South River
Phone Annapolis. CO. 3-6522
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NAGS HEAD, N. C.-The Breakers
Cottages, ! and 2 hedrms., furn',
approved water supply. Cali or
write Mr.. G. E. Parker, cwner-
manager, Mays Head 3Il2 or
Ell tor local information ewes.
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ST. MARY'S CO,-High, beautiful
location on Patuxent and creek,
Private oyster ground, 3-bedrOom
modern home, 2 modern cottages,
year round, l furnished. Box 355,
5O2l, sat. and Sun.
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cond. SLOT. ON
FOWLER MOTORS, Ltd.
1914 North Fort Myer Drive
Arlington, Va. ia 5-S614
81 2-dr., red, Asp. trans,
Al condition. JACK PRY, 10th
ana "a. sc. Est. 1928.
vOLVO '5S 444. 4-spd., r. and h.,
excel. cond., $4,000 mi. $3.50 or
best offer. VIII. $4,000.
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cA MMAFTTB5E \ s GSoMPANY =.
e ACRE ON WATER
;AR-RoUND HOMES

FINE seIectiOn Of 2 and 4 bcdrm.
homes In populated beach areas
nsying school, churches, stores
sana transp; S5,950 Up on terms
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-3-hedrm.
cottage for, rent, "a blk. ocean,
turn., newly redec.. scr. porch,
Sl2O wkly, red. rates June, Sept
BLUE RIDGE MT. LODGE-Fuliy
equip, dishwash., telep., piano,
sleeps 8. Golf, fishing, swimming
30 mi. ID. c. By mo. or season, FL.
4-476a or Berryville 1076-W-3.
CABIN-"MT, TOP" 3 rms. ige.
porch, superb view, not mod. Sl9
aWk. by mo. Box 207. Luray. Va.
CAPE COD. MASS.-Lakefront cot
tage; ami. boat fishing, pvt.
beach, ? mi. salt water. S36-S3s4.
DEEP CREEK LAKE-Western Nd
Mts. Swimming. fishing, boating
All modern conveniences. Sleeps
4. 500 per week. TE. 6-Sl59.
FARM VACATION, bordering Shen-
andoah National PARK SI25 per
day and up, KE. S-622I.
GWYNN ISL. va. mr.. WILLIAMSBURG
-3-o.r. summer home, Cool. Scr.
pen. overlooks wharf/boat, Fish.
swim. golf. sail. Sl25. OIL. 4-6028.
IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
near Bluemont, Va.-4-bedroom
I CABIN all modern conveniences.
Near swimming and golf. Rent BY
month or season. References re-
auired. Write Box law, Star.
KITTY HAWK, N. C.-Cottages for
rent, ocean front, pvt. beach.
Housekeeping. Modern. /, 2, 3
bedrms, For reservation call EN-.
2-0676, local.
SPEND A VACATION in the noun
tains. cool. quiet and comfortable.
Excellent meals served, country
style. Rates reasonable. 81 mi.
from d. c. Write MRS. JANE
KING. or call Ac. 6-2612. Blue
mont. Va.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORE, MD. =
Mod. 3-br. cottage, scr. porch,
boat, $50 wk. June 10. 80. ia.
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THIS GREAT WIDE
UONnEDETU paw

Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl
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SUMMER HOMES

CHARMING furn. Stone House a
oedrmS.) by NTH. stream near Fl.
Richie, Mod. Beaut. scenery.
Natural swimming hole. $1,000
sea, or year-'round rental, or sale.
MRS. CLAYTON PHILIPS, En-
mitsburg. Md.
FENWICk, MD, As min. from Capt.
tol-Large liv. I'm. WORK. firepl.,
din. L. 2 bedrms., wide screened
porch sides, mod. bath, new
stove stove, reIgr;, pump; Could be year
lot, $500. OWNER, Blu. 3-2922
or 30l Riverside 3-3SOb.
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includes hot water, aiso beacb
privileges. very nice. LU. 2-756i.
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~ bIsLDtlE, MD on Chesapeake
SSsy-Compietely furn. vacation
or more, wks. Phone late evening
BALTIMORE, DReXel 7-71R1
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NEW COTTAGE-Furn., city cows,
Bluff overlooking water. 40 a.
forest to roam in, Deep water
pier, bay region. APP. 74567
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

ABOUT 5 OR 10 ACRES on water
front, no creek. with or without
dWellinR BOY 2Gh-D. Ssar
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! FRONT - Very desirable
can. cool home. Superb view
sepS D. z Wks. min. 723-l472
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1'UO 4AO4NEOI NO OhSH
$40 It. on Mayo I'd. beverly Beach
area, 20 mi. d. c. Heavy COM
mercial and residential. Beautiful
WOODED site w/water PRIVILEGES
excellent investment. Price S. 750
Montnly pymtS. S4S.5O. EN-. .
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J. B. Waters & Associates
Summer Cottage
Overlooking River

Community pier and beach free
to property owners. New 5 rms
and bath, sleeps ~, cleo, phone,
eft. screened-in porch, eqpd.
kitchen, jalousie windows, screens
and storm sash. sacrifice-price
$4,000: STROUT REALTY. BOX
15l, Rte. No. l, Callao, Va.
Phone: Garden 1923. Ask also
for Free Property Lists.
SUNRISE BEACH = 1-acre lot,
price. $1,000. sPARKs REAL
TORS Tor BE Re-. s 6Sl5sl. La e-29s9.
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VACATION PLACES
lCONTINUeDl
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ACREAGE-SI, 600 an acre. adjoin-
S0x135. from 5000 TO $500. viii
build home to suit your needs. J.
DANIEL KOLAR, Orange City.
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fIlnCt FrtueFlck, Nd.
Phone PA and ASS
Branch Office, Alpine 1880
Main and Branch Offices Open
sundays and Weekdays Except
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SUMMER CAMPS

FAIR HAVEN. SIS WK., Blue RIDGE
s Mount boys S,d,IEd girls . 5-I5 yrs;
hiking. RED. folder. Box 500, Har-
rlsonoLrg. Va. Ref. AP. 1881.
SILVER RUN BASKETBALL FARM
RID /, Box 202, Westminster,
No; DESTINED for tr. high boys.
Mont. Blair LIST session June "a
30, md session July II, 3rd ses-
sion July STA. Each session linn
lied TO rs bows. Fee for each ses-
sion $50 per Nk. WEite for addi-
tional information or call ~. s.