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Evening star., 1962-09-21
National AirIines
Earnings Up Sharply

Net income Of National Air
lines amounted to $2,723. 900
or $1.47 share in two months
ended August 81, after pro-
vision of $2,950,000 for deferred
taxes, the company reported
today.
The latest results contrasted
with net income Of $130,000 or
Z cents a share after taxes in
the same 1861 period.
Net for August totaled ST.
345.000 and was the highest
monthly figure on record, ex-
cept for July.
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by directors at the annual
stockholders meeting on No
vember 5.
They voted unanimously to
recommend this action and also
resolved that if approval is
granted, two additional shares
of common stock will be dis
trihuted for each share of COM
mon now outstanding. Par value
Of the stock will remain at
$40 a share.
Net Profit Rises IA Pet.
Both sales and net profit of
Woodward & Lothrop continue
well ahead of a year ago, it
was disclosed in an unaudited
interim operating statement ac-
companying the announcement
Of plans to split the stock.
Net profit for SO weeks
ended August 4 amounted to
$2,545,179, up IA per cent from
$2,23l 500 in 50 weeks ended
July 20 last year, reported C.
Robert McBrier, vice president,
finance.
Net sales for the latest Pc
riod aggregated $77,680,886, a
gain of as per cent from $74,-
1885, ,903 in the preceding period.
The 3-for-1 stock split will
require IL million shares of
the proposed authorization, !
presumably leaving 100000 |
shares Of authorized but un-
issued stock. The board an
nounced that at this time the .
company is not contemplating .
sale or other disposition of |
any additional shares Of COM
mon stock.
ascent Dividend Planned
II the amendment is adopted
and the distribution Of addi-
tional shares effected, it Is
contemplated that the board
at its November meeting will
declare the next regular quar-
terly dividend on the basis of
one-third Of the present regu-
lar rate.
This would amount to Is
cents a share compared with
rs cents q share paid pre-
viously. The annual rate would
be 81 q share, compared with
So previously paid.
Record date for the pro-
posed distribution Of addi-
tional stock would be Novem-
Der 9 and mailing of the GER
tificates would take place on
or about November 16.
Around October %, the |
company plans to mail TO
common stockholders a notice
of the annual meeting and a
proxy statement giving full
details Of the boards recon-
Y7aafldati0ns
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Earnings

Alabama Power in IL months
ended August 81 earned $22,-
276,689 VS.. $22,132,689 in pre-
ceeding period.
American Enka in 36 weeks
ended September 8 earned
$5,721 900 or $4.40 a share VS..
$3,137.394 or $2.38 in 1861
period.
Bobbie Brooks in quarter
ended July 81 earned $1,025,-
Evening star., 1962-09-21

cents a share, Secretary Rob-
ert E. Windham reported.
The dividend will be paid
October 4 to stockholders of
record at the close October 4,
Evening star., 1962-09-21
Woodward 8 Lothrop
Plans 3-for-l Split;
Profits and SoIes Up
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

The stockholders of Woodward Lothrop will to
approve increase in authorized stock to Is million
shares from the present 10000 to permit 3for1 stock split
it was announced following board meeting today.
Approval Of amendment to the companys article
corporation to provide the increased will recommended
Evening star., 1962-09-21
Dividend Is Declared
By Security STORAGE

Directors of Security Storage
Co. yesterday declared the
usual quarterly dividend of 40
Evening star., 1962-09-21
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers in
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at ! pm. Friday,
September q, 1852:
Evening star., 1962-09-21
Southern Ends
Opposition 10
NucIear Unit
BY TRUMAN TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer

GERMANTOWN, Nd, Sept.
31.-The Southern Railway to-
day Cancelled its objections to
the operation of a nuclear re-
actor near its tracks in Parr,
s. C.
Southern officials told
Atomic Energy Commission
authorities here the radiation
hazards appear far less than
the company first believed.
Harold P. Green, counsel for
Southern, made the announce
ment at an Acc hearing on
the application for the reactor
by the CarolinaS Virginia Nu-
clear Power Associates.
Virginia Electric & Power
Co. is one Of the utilities par
ticipating in the program to
construct the pilot nuclear
plant for generating electricity.
Letter Is Presented
Mr.. Green made public the
text of a letter September /;
to D. W. Brosnan, president OF
Southern, from S. C. Nc
Meekin, president of CVNPA
which outlined the many pre-
cautions being taken to pre-
vent radiation hazards at the
nuclear site.
THE chances of a serious
accident are so remote as 70
amount in practical effect to
no hazard at ALL" Mr.. Nc
Meekin wrote.
Even if this extremely re-
mote contingency did occur.
we are confident that no harm
would be suffered by passen-
gers and crews of Southern
Railway"
Industry spokesmen previ-
ously had said this was the
first case of its kind involving
a protest by a railroad in the
private nuclear power field.
Mr.. Green added that since
the letter satisfactorily clari-
fled the question of potential
hazards and that these hazards
are substantially less than
Southern Railway had orig
inally been given to under
stand" the railroad was now
withdrawing its opposition to
issuance of an operating license
for the plant.
Protection Weighed
Actually, the United States
has moved slowly in several
aspects of nuclear power de-
velopment because of its con-
cern for adequate radiation
protection. The nuclear ship
Savannah is an example. Al.
though negotiations have beer
under way many months with
, foreign countries, agreement
has been reached with only one
nation, Greece, permitting the
: ship to enter its ports.
The Acc today heard sew.
eral industry experts testify
that the likelihood of radiation
. hazards at the Parr site /!
almost negligible.
Attorney George Gibson, rep.
. resenting the CVNPA, said thu
utilities crews will be ready u
begin loading nuclear fuel intC
the reactor later this fall.
Evening star., 1962-09-21
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
Evening star., 1962-09-21
A NEW LOOK FOR CHRYSLER
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales High Low 900 Chg

Furnished INCLUDES
(SSmbos in
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
St. James Plans Communion, Also PotIuck Dinner

The new Church building of St. James the Fisherman will be q busy place this Sunday, according to the Rev. Don Bullock, Deacon in charge
 Activities get underway with a celebration of Holy Communion at 8 am, with the Rev. Alexander C.. Zabriskie the celebrant.
 Sunday school classes will meet at 9:30 am. in the new building for the first time
 At II am. there will be a SerV- ice of Holy Communion and Ser mon, with Father Zabriskie again the celebrant and preacher.
 That evening the Church family will gather for a potluck dinner in the Parish hall. Honored guests will be Mr. and Mrs. John Lotz who will leave Kodiak shortly. MT. Lotz has served as Church treas urer since the Mission began.
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Free Gift Wrap Service Started

A free gift wrapping service for service men away from home has been in progress since Oct. 31 in the lobby outside the Base Ex- change. It will continue until De cember 8.
 Navy Officers Wives have vol unteered according to depart ments. Other volunteers include Coast Guard Officers Wives, Coast Guard Wives, the Kodiak Island Navy Wives Club, Marine Wives, wives of the U.S.S. Kodiak officers, and Navy nurses.
 It. Young and Chief Cain head this Special Services project which was put into operation by Mrs Ruby Hedblom and Mrs. Betty Clark of the Navy Officers Wives Club.
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Ski Patrol Asks For Volunteers

Volunteers are urgently needed for work on the Kodiak Ski Patrol Some skiing experience is neces- sary.
 A First Aid Course is being con- ducted at the Base Hospital start ing Monday, Nov. 19, at 7:15 for ski patrol volunteers who will work at the ski chalet. Their duties will be to insure that all safety precau- tions are enforced, to instruct ski CTS, and to give first aid when needed.
 The Ski Patrol is national sys- tenn, the local section chief being pr. Bruce KeerS of Kodiak Bob Acheson is a National Patrol man. Each volunteer becomes a registered member of the National Ski Patrol when he qualities.
 Further information may be ob- tained by calling 1st It. Tinker at either 7-2294 or 6-2391.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
Veterans Officer
 In Town Tonight

Joseph LaFournaise, officer in charge of the Veterans Admini- stration has been in Kodiak since Nov. 14 and will remain through the 17th.
 The Veterans official was at the base on Wednesday and Thursday and will be at the V.F.W. Hall to- night for consultation.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
BOYS WILL BE BOYS

"November's new members" to the male population at the Base Hospital are:
 Randall Jay Smith who weighed 8 lbs, 1534 OF. He arrived OF Nov. 8 and is the son of RM1 USN George and Eva Smith.
 And Relph Leon Baker, whose birth weight was lbs. 12 oz., was born Nov. II. His parents are USING Corporal Ralph and Mary Baker.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
Officers Wives Choose Officers

The Officers Wives Club held elections at their monthly lunch con, Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Of ficers Club. The following ladies will be installed as officers at the Dec. 13 luncheon.
 Ninon Williams, president; Ruby Hedblom, vice-president; Esther Bruce, treasurer; Carolyn Pyeatt, secretary; Beverly Meissner, on base representative; and Judy Wright, in town representative.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
-- The Base Breeze --

ket information call President R. j. Roberts at 7.3391.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
Feminine Facts
BASE BASKET

Each member of the Base Sun day School has been asked to do- nate one item of canned goods the Sunday prior to Thanksgiving.
 In turn, Sunday School teachers and workers will contribute enough money to purchase meat and fresh produce which, along with the canned goods, will be made into a Thanksgiving Basket that will be given to some needy Kodiak fam fly by Chaplain Goss.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
Looking For Job?

The Alaska State Employment Service, Kodiak office, has OpeR- ings for four positions. The Of- flee is next to the PNA office and the phone number is 6-2405.
 The four openings are: CD clerk-stenographer; (2) clerk typist, (3) ranch hand, and (4 janitOr.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
PTA FATHER

In honor of National Education Week Open House was held at the Base School, Monday, Nov. 12. All through the week parents were in vited into the clasSrooms to watch and hear teachers and students at work.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
Club Corner
OFFICERS CLUB

A monthly Hail and Farewell sponsored by Fleet Weather Cen tral will be held at the Officers Club on Friday, Nov. 16.
 The theme will be Thanksgiving. Dinner and dancing will be pre- ceeded by a Happy Hour.
 CPO CLUB
 Finals for the Shuffleboard Tournament were held Monday, Nov. 12, at 8 pm. at the Chief Petty Officers Club Prizes were awarded the winners, MT. Karl Espieg and Chief L. B. Campbell. Runners-up, Chief O. w. Osvatics and Chief James B. Wilson also received gifts. Forty were entered in this tournament which was or ganized by Senior Chief Dave Crash" Carroll. Another will be held next month.
 Floyd Aver Of Line Maintenance was initiated into the Chief Petty Officers Club Nov. 16, upon being advanced to the rate of Chief Avi- ation Machinists Mate. Chief Aver halls from Bristol, Conn. He and his wife, Beatrice, have one son, Jim, who attends Kodiak High School.
 EM CLUB
 The annual Fleet Reserve ASSo- citation Friendship Dinner-Dance will be held in the main ballroom of the Enlisted Mems Club. Steak dinner will be served at T pm. From 9 pm. on, there will be dan cing to the music of the Crescent City 5.
 This affair is being held to unite all local members and to interest others in joining the organization. One-hundred and fifty members plus guests are expected. For tic
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
NAVY WIVES CLUB

On Monday, Nov. 12, at the Base Chapel Annex, delegate Shirley Dumas showed some very interest ing and informative colored slides of both the Convention and the Worlds Fair, after a detailed dis cussion of the Navy Wives Conven- tion at Seattle by our two repre- sentatives, Mrs. Dumas and Mrs. Wertz. A new membership drive with the theme of "Time" was also voted upon
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
DEFENSE SIREN

The Civil Defense siren will be tested at noon on Saturday, Nov. IT.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-16
POLICE SLOGAN

Whiskey to stimulate; gasoline to accelerate; mix to eXterminate.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
CAR
SALE
AREAS OLDEST AND LARGEST
MERCEDES-BENz DEALER
OFFERS THIS FINE SELECTION
OF IMPORTED CARS

AREAS OLDEST AND LARGEST
MERCEDEs-BENz DEALER
OFFERS THIS FINE SELECTION
OF IMPORTED CARS
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
MERCEDES 'B2 "19O-SL" epe. =
rdstr; AM-FM radio. Wv. tires,
genuine leather, both tops S5,964
new. only $4,795, Like new.
PEUGEoT '61 "4O3" 4-dr. Very
clean l;,oowner car. Was si5s6.
MEscEsbts hSs st't0' so "1so.p. 4-dr. Get
sse Was se.4S5, 4SS0nS NOW sS,ss5. S@o5M fA0'0'
METROPOLITAN 80 hardtop. R.
and h. Was. S995, now $3.50.
VOLKswAGEN go convertible.
Sharp red with white top, Wv.
tires. Was SLABS. now $1,395.
RENAULT DAUPHINE so. Excep-
tionally clean, low mileage. Was
SB05, now S595.
MERCEDES SO "22O-s" 4-dr. Dark
blue top condition. Was S2.4s6'
ENGLISH SH FORD 'ss EscOurt was-
on: r. and h. was $SS5, as ia
MERCEDES 'bs "1ao-sL" cue.
rdstr. AMIN radio, genuine leath-
er, Judson supercharger, both tops.
Was S2,9a5 now S2,7a5.
BORGWARD $50 Is sedan. was
S495. now $395.
MERCEDES 80 80 o%s20" wagon. R.
TERSs4Es h Ssca v.is 2s s sissn VS. f. fISS anS
now 81 1896.
American Service Center
STUDEBAKER-LARK-
MERCEDES-BENZ
5S5 N. GLEBE RD., ARL. IA. 7-7722
Evening star., 1962-07-13
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-1-2 bedrm.
apis. Clean. oceanside, OF. A.
4749, Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Rent Q OCEAN
FRONT apts., guarded beach. park
at door. low rate. HE. 9-2531.
OCEAN CITY. Md and 3-bed
rm. apis. Vacancies July IA thru
Sept. Excel. beach. JE. 3-0234
OCEAN CITY, MD.-City water
guarded beach rate within reach
HEmlock 4-2229. convince you ca.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
COMMERCIAL GROUND

BUILD OR LEAsE-17s.ooo 50. #.
nins p. 1000 SS;DoS So. t. Minn. IN ssR sve.
ne; 5000 50. IT, Bladensburg
I'd, $4,000 SO. II. Clinton. Nd,
D. J. WELTMAN. LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
WATERFRONT PROP. REM
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CABIN with modern conveniences.
Eiysr and park privils; 5-min;
$4,000, Located in River Park mr.
Berryville. Va. approx. / hour lis
minis. from Wash. DU. 5-5033.
SHENANDOAH MOUNTAIN CAMT
SITE, IA acres wooded and cleared
small lake, beautiful views. noun.
tain stream nearby. Ia hrs. easJ
drive, S3.295. Low terms, incl
camping gear and storage shed
362-7342.
SHANNONDALE CLUB, privately.
owned attractive level lot. 75xI5O
All sports avail. Call 301-2SS.
1886, Baltimore "a. Md.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
HpaG AC FRoNT-ENn InAnEI

HD6G AC FRONT-END LOADER,
excellent condition. Call Great
Mills, Nd. 292-J.
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
P. H. MOORE
q: 8; Sol, l Mile South Of New so
Mitchellville, Nd. CE. 6-S1S1
Low BOY TRAILER, I5-ft. tandem,
Low BOY TRAILER. Is it., $3.50.
Low BED TRAILER, 80 it., 90
DORSEY Tow BOY, s4-ft, tandem,
peri. cond., to haul shovel. S3.4f5.
POLE HAuEER, "a It.. heavy duty,
DOLLY. lge; Freuhauf. 9th wheel,
PLATFORM TRUCKS ts). 4xlo,
S35 each.
DOZER-HD-1O, AIlis Chalmers,
will sell parts or whole for S425.
JIMS USED CARS
Woodbridge. Va. GY. 4-3952
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GARAGES
TRUCKS FOR SALE

3177 PORTER ST. NV. - Lge
single garage for rent. In peri
cond.. Sl2 mo. EN-. 3-3740.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - Ocean
front. l and 2-bedrm. apis. Board
walk completed. FE. 3-342S.
KITTY HAWK, N. CAR.-Ocean
cottages. Modern, furnished, in
beautiful southern shores. Call
JU. 9-2104 or 654-3535.
MT. LODGE-Rent. nr. Skyline
dr.. trout stream, pvt. pool. Is
acre tract. OF. 4-S540.
MYRTLE BEACH, S. C.-New mod
ern apt, sleeps 6. Reasonable
rates. ia. s-23S2 or JE. 3-2l42
MACS HEAD, N. C. = Spacious
ocean side cottage for rent. fire
place, garage, S65 wk. ia. f.
0S24.
POTOMAC-2h acres waterfront.
Liv. rm.. . bedrms.. bath, kit, stone
firPpl., floor furnace "lQ' well.
WE. 5-4S79. WO. 7-2240.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
AVIATION

BEECHCRAFT-Business airplanes.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
HAL HANFORD 6S4-7656
ROSE VALLEY AIRPORT
SlS1 Allentown rd.. Friendly. Nd.
Tie-dns., SS mo.
New Taxiways and RunwayS
CHI. S-4730
1858 PIPER TRIPACER, fabric
only 2 yrs. old, low time on ems. -.
colt color scheme, lear transmitter.
receiver and omni. In excel. cond.
S3.450. JE. 4-7295.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKEWOOD PARK. nr. Fort Plercs
- Desirable corner lot. Res.
sonable. Call JU. 9-O0sg.
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.-Builder's
sacrifice. custom-built Oriental
home on waterfront, trade for
D. c. property, ewes. LU. 2-7s11
Evening star., 1962-07-13
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BEAUTIFUL location on bay at st.
Jerome Creek. = hrs. from D. G.
oyster rights, fishing and crab
bing. Must sell at SO 9.250. Call OV.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
COBB ISLAND. MD.

4 DeQImt.s z O4hile. SCREENED p0TCl
oyster rights, fishing and crab
bins. Must sell at S9.25O. Call OV
COBB ISLAND, MD.
A handy mans special. custom.
built, NEW. 2 bedrms., bath, kitch.
en- and liv. I'm. Electric wired
and inspected. I00x125-ft. corner
Price. S4.5OO. $500 down. Bal
ance. S44.41 per month 10 years
OUTSTANDING OFFER. CThe vills
Sans SoueD is q eustom-built f.
beorm.. center-hsll plan 2-story
dwelling situated in a truly beau
tifully wooded setting assuring pri-
vacy in an established community
Of sound values, 20O-foot frontage
on deep water, lAnd-locked (NealC
Soundl, 3 rms. with Dashboard
G.H.-W.H. . fireplaces, large iv
I'm. and library. each beamed cell.
tngS, formal dining rn.. sun par.
lor. elec. kitchen and garage
screened tea rm.. located on bluff
Entire dwellings and bldgs. painted
this spring. Priced to sell! Good
terms. Shown by appointment.
NOTE: Cobb Island maintains mos.
quito controD.
CYour Resident Brokerl
Joe Doyle, Cobb Island. Nd.
Code 3O1-Clearbrook 9-2261
COLONIAL BEACH = Suitable fol
year-round living, corner lot. cen.
trally located, compl. furn.. ) rms
$1,000 complete. IA. 4-l2l3.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
PENNSYLVANIA
20O-ACRE FARM

River front with / mile Of beauti,
tul cottage sites fronting or
Juniata River, / mile east Everett
Pa, US. Rte. 80, level fertile sol
with modern dwelling, dairy barn
and other bldgs. TAs Is q beauty
spot and Q real farm for only
$4,000 with terms. Phone BAL
TIMORE. MU. 5-4344. 8 am. tc
4 pm.
SS5 DN., SS5 mo-, buys for SIS
acre, 100 acres woodland. springs
pond site, hard rd., near Po-
tomac's Fair View Beach, wild life,
especially deer, abounds between
two great rivers, 81 miles south OF
D. g. L. l.. SELF, OWNER, XII.
200 ACRES, grade A dairy farm in
Orange Co. Very nice. good house
and tenant house. barnes. silo and
stock, spring water. For informa-
ton, call Unionville. Va, 24O1.
EUGENE =. SMITH, Sat. and Sun.
2s2 ACRE ESTATE. One of cul-
peper'S oldest. and best farms.
Large Colonial home. Big trees
and lawn, Stone mgrs; house. All
deep Davidson soil, . barns, silos,
etc. Good frontage. $4,000.
Terms. CULPEPER REALTY, 700
-S25-9257.
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A-FRAME
SWISS CHALET
REDUCED TO
ONLY $4,5OO

This Is the cottage visited and ex-
claimed over by more than 100. :
600 washington area residents at
the Home Show in the Armory,
This design provides so many fea-
lures for luxury living, they cam
not possibly be outlined in a small
newspaper ad. Moved from the
Armory to q beautifully wooded
lot at Long Beach. everything is
provided to finish this outstand-
ing recreational home Just the
way you want it. Down payment
$4,000. Monthly $50.
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ROBERTS REALTY

Route 214, at Holly Hill Harbor
GOD Swift $3.50
WATERFRONT COMMUNITY, Loeb
Haven. Cape Cod, Z rms. ga baths
garage and rec. rm., on double
lot. ] block from water. Commu.
nifty beach and dockage. Conv. u
public schools. VA or conventions a
financing. Immed. occup., SOS.
500. Lucky purchaser will receiy,
14-ft. boat with motor as bonus
30l-SW. S-3223, Edgewater. Md
WESTMORELAND CO.-New frame
3 bedrms., bath. modern kit.
porch. util. rm., trees, flagston,
walk, spshalt state I'd. Big comb
lily. and din. rm. Auto. oil warm.
air Quoted heat. View Of ioveiS
Yeocomico River TO Potomac. Yr..
round neighbors. Ideal fishing ano
boating. .S11,000. r. M. NORRIS
Jr; Realtor. Hague, Va. OR. 2
Evening star., 1962-07-13

DIRECTIONS: Take Annapolis Ex-
pressway to Parole, turn right or
Rte. >, at new Parole Shopping
Center, RITZ. 665, turn left and
follow signs to our entrance.
LONGvIEw. MD.-Beach lot, For
details call II. 3-OO23 after 5 pm
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Two adjoin.
ing lots on inlet TO Sinepuxent
Bay. Vicinity new Catholic churcn
$1,000. Write OWNER, Box 435-A,
Evening star., 1962-07-13

SELBY ON THE BAY-9nd ant
Severn St, year-round home, ma
sonry stucco. and guest-house cot
tage.. Liv. rm.. bedrms.. din. rm
and kitchen comb. full bathroom
porch. screened and glass, firepl.
oil and heat. thermostat controlled
carport. guest-house cottage. bed,
rms. screened porch, y bath anr
shower. hot and cold water. FTuit
trees, grape arbor and shrubs. pvt
beach and club house PRIVILEGES
Open for inspection daily. Price
Sln,15O. BY OWNER. 301-79S.
Evening star., 1962-07-13

1901 West Broad st.
Falls Church, Va. JE. 4-s5Ol
FIAT, ABARTH, ZAGATO go
$50 &C., Michelin X, 10000 mi :,
IS mpg. Call 632-7s64.
HILLMAN MINK '59, $4,000 mi,
I owner. Best offer over $500.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE WHITE OAKS > Choice
half-aere lots in established area
Of new homes. City water. Terms.
WILLIAMS CO., JU. 7-6744, EV. A
1862.
ACCOKEEK, Md acres wooded
or cleared farmettes, $4,000 and
up. Terms. Protective covenants.
Only q miles south to Accokeek.
Nd. PIeCATAWAY CO., Z. r
Beach, Agent. Drive out this eve
ming, open from 8 to s pm. BU. g.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

NEED $4,000 so. FT., modestl!
pNced rental office space for non
profit membership oIEanizati ton
working to strengthen. y. N. Cap
10 Hill area or lst alphabet nv
Telephone DL. 7-626S or 337'
2HDS (Week end).
Evening star., 1962-07-13

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Do .yoy
sisS siiSer 0iI'Sf ses,nss psntsct iOcatieS
modern bldg, air eond:. elevator
and plenty Of public parking near
by. Apply Mr.. Qemmill, CHAM,
BERS FUNERAL HOME, e6ht
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FEW FEET FROM BEACH
Completely furnished new 2-be
CHOICE SUMNER RENTALS
$50 to Sl00 Weekly

To inspect this beautiful white sane
beach and safe private boat mar.
Dor, drive miles south OF Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd
md. 416 and ~. turn left at st
Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs TO office on shore OF Chesa.
peake Bay.
Evening star., 1962-07-13

PHI: PRINCE FREDERICK 3Os-.
10 ACRES waterfront, beautiful
view on deep. water protected
harbor. Near bay, on Patuxent
River. Possible marina or sub.
division site. Small house, electri.
city. and well. New tobacco barn
Small dn. pymt. and terms. Ask.
ing S16,950. Leaving area, best
offer. 449-643S.
Evening star., 1962-07-13
AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE OWNER with clean car
70 sell. any make or model. cali
Evening star., 1962-07-13

MERCEDES-BENz
5S5 N. GLEBE RD.. ARL. IA. 7-772