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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-10
LOTS. FARMS & ACREAGE

REAL ESTATE-SALE As
LOT OWNERS
NOW
YOU CAN HAVE A COMPLETELY FIN
INSHED 3 BEDROOM HOME, WITH
FULL BASEMENT FOR ONLY S97. so
PER MONTH.
1907 FINANcING-MANY MODELS TO
CHOOSE FROM.
CALL TODAY WHILE WE STILL HAVE
THIS VERY LIBERAL FINANCING
AVAILABLE.
NO RED TAPE-ALL DETAILS HAN
DIED EXPERTLY BY US.
WALTER S. JOHNSON
BUILDER
DAMASCUS, MD.
CT. 3.2o04
TF-3t ca
DAMASCUS = 3 bedrooms,
bath, kitchen, din. rm., liv. rm.,
bsmnt., O.H.W.H., garage, gar
den, $125.00 per mo. Call WA.
6-2949 eyes,, all day Sat. & Sun.
3t-4-12
ASPEN HILL AREA - 3 bed.
room Home, lge. lot, full bsmnt.,
cow. to schools, Churches &
Shops. Priced to sell, assume
GIL Loan or refinance. Call
VIII. $3.50. 3t-4-10
CONNECTICUT AVE. ES.
TATES-Lpe. brick split. 3 bed
rms, den or 4th bedrm., liz
baths, lge. liv. rm. w/firepl.,
beams & balcony, II it. cleo.
kitch. w/laundry rm., II #. din.
rm., fin. bsmnt., porch, fenced
entry; / blck. from elem. & jun.
hi; 41z9o CT loan. Asking $23,
$4,000. Owner, VIII. 6-8265.
1t.4.10
GAITHERSBURG AREA-Lge.
older type Home w/mod. addi-
lions, in town, water & sewer.
Several bedrms., very spacious
liv. rms, lge. din. rm. & kitch.,
lge. bsmnt. Well insulated all
over. Beau. Handicapped with
we'll established shrubbery, lge.
shade trees. Mr.. Methodist, Bap-
fist, Episcopalian & Catholic
Churches. Walking dist to
Elem. Jr. & Sr. High Schools,
Bank, stores & Post Office, very
close to Acc. & Bureau of
Standards. Call WA. 6-1301
Mon. thru Thurs. any time; Fri.
til noon, for appt. to see dur
ing these times. For Sale by
Owner. 2t-4-lO
LOTS FOR SALE - OLNEY
ACRES - Country club area;
one corner, two adjoining, over
u acres ca; gently sloped,
cleared, percolation test Ok;
will sell or build. Call OLMONT
HOMES, INC, WA. 1926 after
q 6fA-11
Evening star., 1962-03-17
2 District
Men Get
FeIIowships

Two Washington men are
among a total Of "a archi-
tects who will be advanced to
the rank Of Fellow Of the
American Institute Of Archi-
tects during its convention in
May at Dallas. Tex.
The Washington men are
Carl Feiss and Howard Ham
ilton Mackey.
The rank of fellow is be-
slowed for distinguished per-
formance in architectural de-
sign, literature, education,
public service or service to
the ALA.
Mr.. Feiss is being recog-
nized for service to the in
stitute and Mr.. Mackey for
his work in education, a
spokesman for the ALA said.
Selection Of this years can
didates for advancement was
made by a Jury Of Fellows
comprising j. Woolson
Brooks, Des Moines; Harold
T. Spitznagel, Souix Falls.
s. D.; Walter E. Campbell.
Boston; George B. Allison.
Los Angeles; R. Max Brooks,
Austin, Tex, and Nelson
Smith, Birmingham, Ala.
Evening star., 1962-03-17
IS Pass
Architects
Exams

The District Board Of Ex-
aminers and Registrars Of
Architects this week an
nounced the names Of Is men
who passed its latest exam
ination for architects.
They are: Merrill Dean
Baskins, Alexandria; John
Frank Dirks, jr., Washing
ton: Sherwin L. Glass, Silver
Spring; Neil R. Greene, Hy-
attsville; Henry C. Hole,
Falls Church; John j. john
son, Staunton, Va; Franz w.
Krebs, Washington, and John
D. McNickle, Bethesda.
Also, Robert Stephen Muir
ply, Washington; Joseph B.
Nelson, Baltimore; William
C. Perna, Rockville; Paul F.
Salditt, Springfield, Va; Paul
D. Spreiregen, Washington;
Rocco v. Tricarico, Arlington,
and John D. Winters, Be-
theSda.
In addition, the board an
nounced that Joseph Epps
Greer, jr.. of Paris, France,
successfully passed the senior
examination for architects
given by the board.
Evening star., 1962-03-17
Renewal
Council

The National Association Of
Home Builders has estab-
lished an Urban Renewal
Advisory Council to help
cities get started on such
projects. Members Of the
council have had experience in
renewal programs and are
willing to share their knowl-
edge.
Evening star., 1962-03-17
Builders Report
Texas Conference Guests

Two prominent Washing
ton area home builders will
be among the speakers before
the Southwestern Builders
Conference We esday
through Friday in Dallas,
Tex.
They are w. Evans Bu-
chanan, first vice president
of the National Association
of Home Builders and a past
president of the Home Build
erS Association of Metropoli-
tan Washington, and Stephen
G. Yeonas, current president
Evening star., 1962-03-17
January Contracts
Above Lost Yeor's

Contracts awarded during
January for future construc-
ton in the metropolitan
Washington area were 26 per
cent above the January, 1861,
level. E. H. Keefe Of the F..
w. Dodge Corp. has reported.
Total dollar volume for the
month was $73, ,468,000.
Residential contracts for
January amounted to $40,-
429,000, a 3l8 per cent in
crease compared to the year.
earlier month.
Evening star., 1962-03-17

sales for the Washington Gas
Light Co., announced that
his firm will award two silver
trophies during Home Buy
ers Week, which will be OBJ
served May S to II.
The trophies will be pre-
sented to the two members
Of the District Savings and
Loan League who have the
best window displays featur-
ing the slogan Of the week
which is Better Living Be-
gins When You Own a New
Home"
Evening star., 1962-03-17
England Names
Committeeman

Jon England, chairman of
the Home Buyers Week Com
mittee of the Home Builders
Association Of Metropolitan
Washington. has announced
appointment of the commit
tees members.
They are: Alvin L. Aubi-
noe, jr., George Boyce, Jack
X. Dahl, Emil Keen, Rick c.
Marshall. Les Neil. d. o.
Nichols, Ted NOrcr0ss, Tom
O'C0nnOr, Walter w. St0ep-
pelwerth and Richard III. VIE
land.
At the same time. Richard
c. Vierbuchen, director of
Evening star., 1962-03-17

of the local association and
chairman Of the NAHB's
Marketing and Merchandis-
ing Committee.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Cabinet Wife Is Speaker

The artist must have free
dom in order to function ef-
fectively, Mrs. Arthur Gold
berg, wife of the Secretary of
Labor, told a day-long Edu-
cation Institute of "Israel's
Lively Arts" yesterday.
Mrs. Goldberg was the
luncheon speaker at the In
stitute, which was held by
Hadassah Women of Greater
Montgomery County at Har
Tzeon Congregation in Silver
Spring.
Invention and change are
the result of an overall cli-
mate in mans thinking at a
given time, and no matter
how clever or creative a
mind, one can only achieve
what the century permits him
to achieve" Mrs. Goldberg
told the group.
This means, she said, that
for art, as in all things, we
can arrive at new levels of
creativity only as fast as
sympathetic understanding of
the age in which we happen
to be born"
Thus, she said. "even
though our cold war adver-
sary seems very clever at Or
derly planning of sputniks,
he got a head start because
he didn't begin at the be-
ginning, but jumped into the
middle of his chronological
development the way we did
after the Civil War and the
way some of the newly-devel-
oping states will jump from
the dark ages into the 2lst
century"
In the Soviet Union, how
ever, the Cabinet wife noted,
"this same burst of creative
expression seems to be per-
mitted only in the sciences
not for the arts or anything
else like religious beliefs"
1t is mot a coincidence"
she suggested, that the So
vietS "rigidly control these
two areas of mems minds be-
cause they comprise the life
of the spirit that questions,
that risks unsuccess, that
dares, that externally seeks
for new answers, and this
they cannot permit"
Mrs. Herbert Posner and
Mrs. Albert Bluckman read
Israeli poems in English and
Hebrew, Mrs. Joseph Schul-
Evening star., 1962-01-16
TV Cameras to Show White House Interior

will appear is scheduled for
an hour on CHS February ID.
1t will be called "A Tour of
the White House With Mrs.
John F. Kennedy" CHS was
authorized to shoot the TV
show-the longest on which
Mrs. Kennedy has appeared
on condition it share the
product with other networks,
White House officials said.
Evening star., 1962-01-16

Anton Schreiber. He owns
both the dam and the sire
and usually has puppies
available. I can testify as
to the quality Of his dogs.
I understand that there is
a Cairn fancier in Roanoke,
also. His name is w. L.
Hamburger. I've never met
him but his dogs have shown
well in the southeast.
The temperament of the
Cairn is one of high spirits
and he has an acute sense
of humor. Once you have
owned one of these Scottish
darlings no other dog will do.
1t is unfortunate for the
breed that they are scarce.
Happy hunting.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Women
ToHonor
Author

The American Newspaper
Women's Club win give a re-
ception on Sunday in honor
of Robert ]. Donovan, author
of "PT 109; John F.. Kenne-
dy in World War H."
This will be the first So
cial event the organization
has given in their new club
house.
The 6 to 8 pm. party will
also have as special guests:
George Barney Ross, a mem
ber of the crew of PIT 109,
now with the Presidents
Committee for Juvenile De-
linquency and Youth Crime;
Col. Warner T. Bigger, U.s.
NC, presently Navy advisor
to the Joint Brazil United
States Defense Commission;
and Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury James A. Reed.
Col. Bigger and Secretary
Reed were fellow PIT boat
commanders along with Navy
1t. Kennedy. All were sta
toned on Tulagi Island dur
ing World War II.
Mr.. Donovan, chief of the
Washington Bureau of the
New York Herald Tribune,
travelled some 10000 miles to
collect background material
for his latest book.
The guest of honor is also
the author of Eisenhower:
The Inside Story" a 1856
best seller; 1.-THE Assassins";;
and co-author of Joe Mar
tin: My First so Years in
Politics"
Betty Colclough is chair
man of arrangements for the
party.
Evening star., 1962-01-16

whirred how various items Of
historical interest have been
located and brought to the
White House to give its fur
nishings character and au-
thenticity.
The woman who has been
responsible for it all, includ-
ing repainting, repapering
and refurniShing, posed for
Evening star., 1962-01-16
By the Associated Press

Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy
devoted her whole day yes
terday to a television produc-
ton that will show how she
has done over the White
House.
The First Lady was on and
off camera, stepping over and
around cables and lights, and
explaining while the cameras
Evening star., 1962-01-16

still pictures in the state
dining room, in front of a
table set with the White
House gold service for 80
people. Her plum-colored
two-piece wool dress con-
trasted with the off-white
walls and the sculptured
light green carpet.
The program on which she
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Christmas Cards
D. w. F., WASHINGTON

Several suggestions have
been given regarding the
disposal of Christmas cards.
The Hospital of the Uni
verSity of Maryland would
be most grateful for these
cards. Send them to Mrs.
Doris Burnett, Director of
Volunteers, University Hos
pital, Baltimore /, Md.
Evening star., 1962-01-16

man discussed modern Israeli
novels, Mrs. Mozart Rather
and Mrs. Maurice Atkins dis
cussed the theater arts and
Mrs. Murray Katz discussed
painting and allied art.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Home Method
P. A. S., Arlington

P. A. 5, Arlington
I have been told that there
Is a process by which an Or
dinary print can be treated
at home and made to look
like an oil painting. I'm
fortunately. the person who
told me this cannot remem-
ber how it is done.
I'm sure it can be done
commercially but I want to
do it at home. I'll appreciate
your help.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Art Lecture Set

Alpha Beta chapter Of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will
meet at 7 pm. tomorrow
evening at the sorority
house. The program will be
an art lecture by guest
speaker Mrs. Yvonne DobynS.
Evening star., 1962-01-16

new members at $50 pm.
Thursday at the clubhouse.
Mr.. WitherS of the Council
of Better Education will be
the after dinner speaker.
Dinner guests will include
Mrs. O'Neil Johnson, presi-
dent of the fifth district Of
the Maryland Federation Of
Wcmen's Clubs, and Mrs.
Mary StinSon of Suburban
Hospital.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Chevy Chase
Juniors Plan
Banquet

The Junior Woman's Club
Of Chevy Chase will hold it's
annual banquet and initiation
ceremony for this years IS
Evening star., 1962-01-16
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
They're Worth the Trouble
To Mrs. r. E., Fatrtar
Miss n ArEnDt0n

You are right; Cairn terriers are scarce but we'll
worth the trouble it takes to find one. own
registered female who has just had her first birth
day. She is by far the most delightful dog have
ever owned.
bought her from man in Miami Fla named
Evening star., 1962-01-16

Wise Brown and published
by Harper and Brothers. The
book is two and a quarter
by three and a half inches
in size and has Is pages. I
don't remember its price.
Hope you can find a copy.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os O public service exchange
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Jars and Bulbs

C. S. F.. Washington
I have a large supply Of
canning jars which I will be
glad to give to anyone who
will call for them. I also will
give away some excess iris
bulbs. Contact me in writing
through RICH if you are in
tereSted.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
NATURAL
vITAMINS
AT
Low COST
Add 80 vitamins and
minerals to your diet toT
about 81 an ounce

AIew you con have ma
~ tural vitamins with
all the added nutrients
found in the heart of
the wheat at low cost.
sNutvre hos stored on
abundance Of nutritienul
wealth in Wheot Germ,
which supplies superior
protein end over 80 nuiv-
ruI viiumlns and minerals
essential 10 health and
energy.
. ounce Tor ounce,
Kretschmer Wheat
Germ gives you twice as
much protein as fresh
eggs, twice the iron in
raisins, and more B and
E vitamins than any
other food.
scaloris for coIoAs,
Krsisehmer WhsGt Germ
actually offers more all
Ground nutrition them meui,
eggs, milk, bread, fruits,
and vsgstc5ies.
OKrefsehE3or Whsu4 Germ
is the growth" or ger
minating heart of the
wheat made into tiny
toasted flakes. 1t can be
added to cereal, used in
baking or breading, or
served in countless in
teresting ways.
sWhy not add this nvhL
Honol insurance 10 your
meals? MS the most eco
nomieoI diet addiiive
known, costing only abovt
81 on ounce. You'll find
kretsehmer Wheel Germ,
plain or with Sugar n
Honey, in Voevvm-ssolsd
ars In the cereal section
ut your food store.
Evening star., 1962-01-16
Exotic Flowers
II. S.. SprinQtieLd

H. S., Springfield
I am interested in finding
the address of firms that sell
the seeds for exotic flowers.
Does anyone know Of such a
place? Your help will be
appreciated.
Little Fur Family
To Mrs. A. B., Washington
Mrs. X
No doubt your request for
the name of a book which
has a fur cover refers to the
book entitled THE Little
Fur Family"
1t was written by Margaret
Evening star., 1962-09-30

ST. LEONARD'S CREEK-6M A
some el. modern split-levei home
8 r. ? ba.. full bsmt. . II. pl.: OF
heat; hi. elev.; beaut. view, Sc.
ciuoeT. a-cP- gsrage ans shed. %.
II. cabin inboard boat: 65 IT. pier
26S II. waterfront, 100000
., NEa. Bcx t51-E. star.
Tidewater Southern Nd.
5asu1snt 5edrm sTieE f1Ss5 SUS: baP5S aGHs' hus; +
living rm.. fireplace. lge. screened
porch with panoramic view. at
tached garage. paneled rm. with
bar: lifetime pier. 3-bedrm. frame
home, bath. fireplace, screened
porch. can be sold separately. %
acres in all. 5S M. D. G. sos. 600
2-Chesa. Bay. 400 sandy beach.
charming story-book type rambler,
paneled cathedral ceiling in liV-
ing rm... fireplace, den. large
Kitchen. hotelstype range, tile
s!19l;rS baths, urnishsd va,i,s,s. aSgtaiiglly seaSgtiiglly
3@coYe Point, 1h-story frame
home, large living rnl., dining rm.,
4 bedrms.. modern kitchen. 3 lots
beautiful view. landscaped, ar
tesial well. immel. poss.. IS mi.
d. c., S11,50O.
i-Dares Beach, 2-bedrm. frame
home, porches. hot-air heat. 40
mi. D. c.. $4,000.
5-St. Marys County. 125 acres, II
mile river front: handsome s-rm.
brick and elapboard Colonial home:
river view from every rm.; sandy
beach, so It. dock, 10' water;
7-rm. modernized farm house, apt.
over garage; numerous attractive
farm bldgs.; lake, tennis court,
duck blind, airfield, suitable for
cattle and tobacco; beautifully
Handicapped grounds,
River. 2-bedrm. year
round brick home: insulated, fur
nished, sandy beach. beautiful
shade trees, lovely view. Owner
being transferred. S23. 900.
REALTY AGENCY CORR.
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
II no answer call 1S4 or 354.
WATERFRONT LOTS
wide selection Of lots on CheS.
Bay and Mill Greek. These are re-
sales in Chesapeake Ranch Club
and Drum Point development pur-
chased by the present owners at
predevelopment prices. We can Of
ing on very liberal terms.
J. B. WATERS a. ASSOCIATES
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Ken Appel, Agent, Solomona, Nd.
Phone East 6-3722
Evening star., 1962-09-30

NEW HANGARS and tie-downs
available at Hyde Field. Clinton,
Nd. We have newly paved run
ways and taxiways. CY. 7-SS40.
ORGANIZING SMALL FLYING
CLuB-Pilots and student pilots.
Call CI,. R-Rh2h
Evening star., 1962-09-30
ACREAGE

CHALK POINT ON COUNTY ROAD.
2 parcels, approx. IL acres and
s acres, wooded. Ideal homesites.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Payments include costs OF the lodH II re-
paid on schedule. Charges on loans Gbove
$500 made Under the Industrial PtaaReS
Ldu.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
: CASH AVAILABLE
LAND WANTED

NEEDED-Finished lots for build
ers and individual buyers. Single
lots and up. Particularly groups
Of 5 to 10. Record lots. acreage.
farms and Eoned sround in any
size also needed. Leon Sisson.
ANDRIS REALTY CL. 2-9010
PARTY desires to lease unimproved
acreage for hunting purposes in
Virginia or West Virginia. TE. g.
7191. SIS E. Luray ave. Alex. Va.
SMALL FARM in secluded area for
retiring couple. Availability OF
mod. conv. not nee. Prefer area
between sc. DC. and Waldorf,
Nd. Request reply from owner
70 pvt. party through Box 67-z.
star.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

BRICK HOME OF BEDROOMS, 8
fun and . half baths. full base
ment. central htl acre land
frontage cove off Of Patuxent
River; Owner win finance with
DSREs AZ iGSP sEacam1 SEA aGEn adjoining lots,
t1Sx9seo t1osx % ddo e; each. win sacrifice
soIoMoNs = Modern 2-bedrm.
home, basement and central ht.,
artesian wei and water rights on
back creek in Solomons harbor.
SO 800. One-third cash.
RIVER 20 acres,
1.OO0-ft. frontage on river and
cove. 3 houses now rented. . piers.
Outstanding location site for COM
mercial DEVELOPMENT as marina,
waterfront trailer park, restau-
PATUxENT RIvER@5h acres, In
highly restricted residential estate
area, with frontage on river and
tidal cove. This side affords COM
plete privacy with the finest en-
vironment already established and
BROOMs isLAND-Fronting water.
attractive 1R-story home with 3
bedrms.. mod. kit, bath, land
scaped grounds with shade trees
and lawn sloping to water. eQ-ft.
for retirement and year-round
IL AcREs-woodland. fronting on
Battle Greek. Secluded good har-
Dor. Owner will finance.
g AcRES-Woodland. fronting on
Chesapeake Bay.
PATUxENr RIVER-3-bedrm. cot
tage, guest house, wide lawn
sloping TO river and sandy beach,
ST. LEONARD cREEK-Fine brick
home Of 3 bedrms.. liy. rm. with
fireplace, din. area, modern kit.
bath. Full basement. hot-air ht
with ducts to all rooms, leve
wooded lot fronting water. Widow
must sell. Will finance liberall!
for responsible buyer. SCI. 500.
COVE POINT - 5 bedrms., 2 n
baths. fireplace. owner will hell
finance at 5 per cent.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRT.-An un
taRe and new mod. 1-bedroom cot
tage with z lots in quiet bal
community. use one and enjo,
excel. rental income from large
cottage. all for only $4,000
which includes furnishings.
lDARES BEACH-Well-kept corne
home Of 2 bedrms., liv. rn., mod
kit. bath. porch. Lear garage Of
. landscaped lots 2 blocks from
Bay, $4,000, can assume S6,25I
mortgage payable S63 per mo
LONG BEACH-Modern 4-bedrm
1 Il bath home on top Of hil
trees, Just right for large family
Main and branch offices opel
Sunday and all weekdays excep
Wednesday.
]. B. Waters g. Associates
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone PA and 4SS
Evening star., 1962-09-30
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

Deer Hunters-FiShermen
25 acres, Catoctin Mt. recreationai
aresSSpiendid 36xG0 frame bldg.
on concrete slab, LIST FIR. former
fur traders office. cold storage
rm. and warehouse, would convert
to hunting lodge, assembly hall or
indoor rec. rm. 2nd FIR. now
equipped as 5-rm. apt. with bath.
cleo, etc. Never falling clean mt.
trout stream for fishing and lake
building for swimming or skating.
Wooded elev. secluded By giant
tulip poplars and oaks. 1!O00.ft.
fspms fGnssss ohsr SqOS S to 5e 20 acre gasS sfsss
on county maintained I'd, elec.,
phone avail. S400 per Q. Terms
CHARLES H, JAM1soN, Realtor
Poolesville, Md.
WI. s-9223 or 301-ID. 9-3262
RIVER VIEW PARK
SHENANDOAH RIVER = Beautiful
hide-out, 50 mi. from d. C., paved
rds. to prop, lge. wooded lots.
Most lots S6e5-S9e5, only S25
dn., $40 mo. Also cabins for rent
or sale. Excel. fishing, free dock
ing priyils., recreation and picnic
area incl. See SAT. and SUN.
DIE pEs Ste S.7oSG SeyoHdi Hi,iSeT6 ,iSsesouss MI,
AEeLs ~ GCN0NA AAAAAoh0AO q AAAAs W
sign River View Park" left 2 mi.
Weekdays, TIE. 6-7s40.
SHANNONDALE, w. va, resort
Unimproved lot. clubhouse, swim
ming pool, hunting, fishing, year
round activities. 762-026s.
SHAWNEE LAND COUNTRY CLUE
Beautiful half acre. wooded, all
activities, sports, excellent deer
and bird hunting. Free membership
to lodge. Shown By appointment
only. CT. 6-0l91.
SHENANDOAH CO. - 20 wooded
acres on good road. Owner will
sacrifice for $1,000 cash. KE.
6-132o.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, Columbia
Furnace area-6 acres, good view,
close to the national forest. ST.
$50. PETERS REALTY, Great
Falls, Va. PL, o-2161.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE. MD. 3O1-UNiversity ZOO
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD 1858 Consul Convertible, low
mileage, good tires and top, paint
fair. Excellent buy for school or
any economy use. Real value for
only $425. CLARK MOTOR CO.,
Laurel, Md, 776-763S.