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Rose Society to Meet

Potomac Rose Society invites
gardeners to a meeting in the
main ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel, $500 Calvert street
NV, at 2 pm. today. After
the meeting. devoted to rose
growing. guests will tour the
Shoreham Rose Garden of
more than 1000 plants where
the experts will answer ques-
tons.
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GARDEN CHORES

Mulch bed and border TO reduce summer chores in the
garden Use an al-purpose spray or dust to protect
the garden from insects and diseases. Watch for
scale insects on shrubs and trees, there are two new
ones In this area - the wax-scae and the tea-scale
Dlmethoate should take care Of both. If dodder ap-
pears in the garden is parasite and entwines the
host plant with yellow threadke growths remove and
burn.
Take azalea cuttings now for roofing in half and
half mixture Of sphagnum moss ana sand or perlite
1t is not too late to plant gadiolus cors for fall
bloom. When tomatoes are setting fruit it is time
to give the first feeding Of 5105 similar mixture of
fertilizer Plant Peruvian daffodils for quick show
ing of flowers 10 to IA days after planting WHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
By WILBUR III. YOUNGMAN
star Garden Editor

The growing Of garden lilies
has been o well established
practice among gardeners for
many years. However, the loss
of paintings due to virus dis
eases caused many to forego
the pleasure of having these
summer boomers in their gar
dens. Also, for many years 1t
was difficult to buy disease
free bulbs and so even though
virus diseases were not present
in the garden the results OBJ
tanned from the paintings was
not always rewarding.
Today most bulb growers 60
to considerable lengths to pro-
duce disease-free bulbs. Also.
some Of the newer hybrids do
have some resistance to dis
ease, perhaps not as much as
the Regal q. Regale) has, but
at least the gardener can and
may enjoy the SNOWY displays
now possible.
OF course, the gardener who
has stray tulips and other
virus-ridden plants, such as the
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GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES
LTNCoLNIA PARK GARDEN CLUR

LINCOLNIA Park GARDEN CLUB,
Monday. 8 pm, home Of Mrs. Bernard
B. Lindner, 7105 Falkland street, Alex.
andria; Garden party. The social
committse will be coh9stesseS; Pro-
ton; also slides Of the show.
WOMAN'S COMMUNITY CLUB or
KENsINGT0N Garden Department.
Monday. IL noon, home Of Mrs. Cor
don Freeman, 101O3 E. Bexhill drive.
Annual picnic.
PAINT BRANCH GARDEN CLUB,
Monday. pm, home Of Mrs. Harper
Schimpff, 1902 Beechwood road. Fol:
installation OF officers.
TAKOMA HORTICULTURAL CLUB.
Monday, s pm, Perpetual Building,
$500 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
DR.. Vivian Wiser, Historian in Agri-
culture Department, will give an Illus
ttrated talk on Early Horticulture In
HARDWOOD GARDEN CLUB, Mon
seegmiller, lola Parkwood drive, Be-
thesda, Md. Potluck supper. Election
Of officers and installation.
FIVE HILLS GARDEN CLUE, Tues
day, 8 pm, Vienna Firehouse. Flower
ARRANGEMENTS demonstration BY Mrs.
Mrs. Thrift Elgin and Mrs. Carl East
on.
MANASSAS GARDEN CLUB, Tues
day, 2 pm, Cedar Grove Farm, home
Of Mrs. Robert H. Smith. Cohostesses
will be Miss Catherine Miller and her
sister, Miss Thelma Miller, who will
give an account Of their trip around
the world. Members will bring ar
rangements Of roses. with or without
accessories Report on Home Tour and
Flower Show.
ALTA VISTA GARDEN CLUB held
recently at Bethesda Conversational
Church, included the following results:
Best In show and best ARRANGEMENT:
honeysuckle, daylilies, and cut leaf
philodendron: best horticulture. Mrs.
Norman Plotner's exhibit of dolphin
ium; best potted plant, Mrs, z. Lay
cocks exhibit OF African yiolets. Chill
dren under 12-Mary Ellen Moore's
Picnic on the Patio; children over
l2-Karen Fries entry, Listen to the
Mocking Bird" Club award for most
blue ribbons, Mrs. Robert Hotz.
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lection Strain, has deeper tones
than many Of the earlier pinks.
Because space does not per-
NIT adequate descriptions Of
the newer developments in the
lily family 1t is suggested that
probably the best place to see
and select will be at the Lily
Show Of the North American
Lily Society to be held next
week end at the National Ar
boretum.
The beds of lilies which were
planted last fall in preparation
for the show may not be in
full bloom because Of our late
spring.
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A volunteer along my fence
line is blooming its head off.
Actually there seems to be no
head at all. nor q beginning or
end to 1t. Since the fence is
quite an ordinary wire fence, !
love the evergreen appearance
which the honeysuckle ha S
ehowered on It. The lawn now
er must run very close TO the
fence or this over-generous
plant will spread its vigor into
the lawn. The field on the other
side seems geared to self con-
troll, the grasses don't allow
encroachment.
Lonicera, the Japanese hon.
eysuckle, is now covered with
fragrant and delicately formed
white flowers which spread a
sweet summertime fragrance
bver the garden. There are
many hardy climbing honey
suckles from which you could
choose your free perfume. They
are quite cosmopolitan and you
can choose some from Europe.
central or northern Asia. or our
pwn North American type. They
are divided into two groups,
pne with climbing branches and
dense clusters Of flowers and
the other which grows into
bushes with flowers growing in
pairs in the leaf axis. These
bush honeysuckles are often
grown for their snowy red ber-
ries. beloved also by our feath-
cred friends.
The native American lonicera
sempervirens has rich coral col
'ored or red flowers and is most
attractive, but I am very fond
of the fragile white flowers
which come from my fence line.
Evening star., 1963-02-15

eral more, for the spring. "It
would be a good tourist at
traction, good for Washing
ton and good for u.s." he re-
marked.
In the meantime. the pops
series will continue with an
Arthur Fielder conducted
concert March l6 and and
all-Gershwin night April 8,
both to be held in Constitu-
ton Hall sans refreshments.
II last nights listeners
loved the show, so did the
performers.
1t was the American Light
Opera Company's first ap-
pearance with a symphony
orchestra and a major step
toward its national recogni-
tion. The company, founded
in June. 1860. is a non-profit
organization with singers of
professional standing who
won the admiration Of SYM
Evening star., 1963-02-15

phony manager NJ. Robert
Rogers with their Kiss Me
Kate" production last March.
The young soloists-soprano
Marilyn Savage. q veteran Of
two Broadway musicals; mez-
zo-soprano Edna Mae George,
whose marvellous voice won
her the 1861 Metropolitan
Opera national addition and
two scholarships from the
Met; Army chorus soloist
William Wheless. baritone,
and Leslie Quinn Of the Pea
body Conservatory staff, also
a baritone-filled the hall
with their pleasure in singing.
Mr.. Geisler's enjoyment
was perhaps the greatest Of
all. When the long program
was over somebody asked him
how soon he'd like to do 1t
again.
I'm another half hour" he
replied.
Evening star., 1963-02-15

Mrs. Chauncey Blair and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Henle. Also,
DR.. Howard Mitchell. music
director Of the National SYM
phony. who sat back and lis
tened for a change, as As
sociate Conductor Lloyd GEL
sler led the orchestra and
chorus.
But a symphony staff
member estimated that the
regulars were far outnum-
bered by infrequent concert
goers-the very people the
symphony is hoping to WOO
with its new pops series
and she pronounced the eve
ming a tactical success.
Long Sold Out
The Valentine Pops was
sold out over a week ago. DR..
Mitchell, gratified by its re-
ception, talked last night
about scheduling another
cabaret-type concert, or sew
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Pops Hits Popular Chord
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star staff Writar

The 1,400 people in Shera-
ton Hall last night received
as nice a valentine as ever
came in a big package.
The American Light Opera
Company joined the full Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra
to present Washington with
its first pops" concert in 81
years. and the result was so
delightful, so fresh and
happy, that listeners found
themselves laughing all over
again at lyrics they knew by
heart.
The program was devoted
appropriately to Rodgers and
Hammersteip, whose gaily
sentimental compositions are
guaranteed to make almost
anybody feel like somebody's
sweetheart. Four superb solo,
lists and the large mixed
chorus delivered favorite
numbers from The King and
l." state Fair" South Paci-
fic," THE Sound of Music"
and "Oklahoma!"
The formal was borrowed
from the world-famous Bos-
ton Pops. The audience sat at
tables for 10 in the huge
ballroom Of the Sheraton
Park Hotel. slipping a variety
Of hard and soft drinks and
some having supper or
snacks.
The fleet of walters was
respectful of the music to the
point of reticence - in con-
trast to the Boston opera
ton. according to those who
know it well-and Master of
Ceremonies Eddie Gallaher
occasionally had to call time
on the orchestra to keep the
refreshment service going.
An Outstanding Pop"
So few were the bar dis
fractions. In fact, that a
waiter who provided a good
one - uncorking a cham
payne bottle during a solo
gloried in the distinction.
MY name is Freddie" he
volunteered. That pop that
brought the house down.
That was me-"
The champagne was for a
Mrs. Francis Duncan, who
was attending her first pops
concert in a celebration OF a
birthday. She got another
surprise at intermission, a big
cake with 10 candles from
the friends at her table.
The audience included a
number of leading symphony
supporters - Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Ching, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Perry Lippitt, Mr.. and
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MARBURY. MD.-s A.. county I'd.
good neighborhood. churc heI
nearby. $3.50 down. terms.
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GOSHEN ESTATES

Have you been looking for q truly
country atmosphere with spacious
site all around? Where you can
live in privacy and perhaps keep
a pony? But yet still convenient
TO all needs and only 80 minis. to
the D. c. line and 10 minis. to
Rte. $40 in the Gaithersburg
area? Then you must see Goshen
Estates where there are still over
80 lots available, Some wooded
and some clear that range from
l.26 to 4.3 acres. and are priced
from $4,000. b-yr. terms avail
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PIsCATAwAY FARM-5O A.. 1900.
IT,, frontage, high and level de.
velopment for investment poten-
tial. Terms.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CHEAP MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
lge. and SIN. tracts. owner will
finance. For appt. phone CLIN-
TON RITTER Winchester, Va.
Area Code 703-662-S434 or 662-
1925.
COMMERCIAL LOT in Shannon.
dale, near Charles Town W. Va
Buyer must qualify for club mem.
bership. Owner transferred from
this area, KE, S-44o6.
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP SHEEMAR-A distinguished
camp for boys and girls, age g.
IA yrs. Riding. swimming, hiking.
etc. Modern. Safe. Beautiful. 2
hrs. from Wash. W. A. MARTIN,
r. R. 2. Winchester. Va.
FAIR HAVEN-S25 wk., boys and
girls, 7-15 yrs. Request folder
P. o, Box 500, Harrisonburg, Va.
Local refs. JU. 0-4731.
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SUMMER HOMES

GWYNN ISL, mr.. Williamsburg, Va.
3-bedrm. Colonial. 100-ft. pier/
boat, Fish. sail, golf, tennis an
tiquing. Photos avail. OIL. 4-6626.
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8 A. wooded, hard I'd, creek. spring
wonderful building site. 500 dn
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(CONTINUED)

ANDREWS AREAS bldg. lots
and 10 bldg. lots. NASA AREA
"a acres, ready to build. JU
z. ]. ROBERTS REALTY CO.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

MCLEAN - A I'm ost an acre, IL
shown by appointment. LANGLEY
REALTY CO. Mclean, va. Ell
6-6200 or Ell. 6-3690.
MICHIGAN HILLS, MD.-overiook,
p te P SfS4So VSMlssy Miss lf STSo flsg
Realtor. 6i09 Broad ST. Oh. SS4253
MONTGOMERY co. = Beautifu
heavily wooded lot. almost l acre
have detailed survey, between
Rockville and Potomac. Must sell
or trade for lot In Chicago
Call 654-8050.
MONTG. CTY.-Nr. Argyle Country
Club, beautiful corner lot, approx
l acre, $4,000. HUGH T. PECK
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High Prestige Office
at a
LOW PRICE

Sll. Sp. Financial Dist.
First floor. beautiful paneled recep.
ton area. private office and large
open room, totaling $50 So. IT
Wall;to-wall carpeting throughout
excellent lighting for detail work
Plus approx. 400 So. IT. in lower
iieyel. ideal for production room.
lab work or storage.
Stuart A. Bernstein & Co,
"! DE; 2.os0o Ext. 243
EVANSVILLE : Ground floor, Q
rms, l suit, light assembly, good
pPsrAIHiss; SOD mo. 2 rms, End
M: oIIlees, $50 mo. AP. 1855.
HYATTSVILLE-2nd fir, 2 rooms,
ggo eoSdI parking, sos month. AP. 4
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MAYNE REALTY co.

MAYNE REALTY co.
924-2s3I oLNEY. MD. 924-4OOO
HALLOWING POINT RIVER ES-
TATES-Beautiful river front lots
Good boating, fishing. swimming.
water skiing. Prices beginning at
$4,000; CLARKE a SAMPSON.
IDEALLY LOCATED in Mclean,
Va. in back Of Salona Village on
Va. st. 125'x125'. LU. 1-7s37.
LA PLATA, MD.-l45 acres on Rte
3Ol, mile road frontage, APP
prox.. mile depth, Ice. old Colo
NAL house, 10 rms. 3 fireplaces
tenant house, 2 barns and out
buildings, 30 minutes from d. C.
CLAUDE sHlFLErr' 723-7sOO'
LANGLEY AREA-Potomac Hills
New section, wooded comp. lots,
water, sewer. streets and ETC., S.
d. L. FERGUSON. Ell. $4,000.
LORTON, va, 2ia miles west OF
Shirley hwy. 10 miles from d. c
la-acre wooded lots at Lorfax
s MS R mU s tEm $ sssS SR s T.,s sH
gardening, chickens, plcnics. etc
Elec. and phone only. TIE. $685.
LOTS AND MORE LOTS
LOTS OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILD.
FRS, SPECTATORS AND FOR
PEOPLE WHO ARE LOOKING
FOR A SITE FOR A swANKY
HOME. We have re-, R-5A. c
and en- and CM-l. There are
six sites for builders. The price
is right for cash. NOW we have
s R-5A from 5000 50. II. 10
$4,000 50. II,
DICKSON REALTY co.
49, AND CAPITOL VIEW
4a2Olz Central Ave, NE. LII. 4-3342
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1900 AND CAPITOL VIEW
4a2OHz Central Ave, NE. LII. 1894
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MONEY TO LOAN

ACRE wooded building site, on
hard road near John Hanson high
way. 262-1424.
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N. VA, 80 MILES D. C.
80 to so acres cleared land with
pond, slightly rolling land, fenced
and cross-fenced, blacktop road
on 2 sides Of property. Priced to
sell now. 5000 per acre. KAMP
WASHINGTON REALTY. sol West
Lee hwy, Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-6121,
9 It'll 8.
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2a8-60O0

TAKOMA PARK, mr.. N. Hamp. and
Eastern aVes.-4,000 so. it., in
side loading dock, high ceiling.
Immed. occupancy. 1925 mo.
SILVER SPRING - $500 50. IT.
5000 mo. includes all utils.
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5000 SO. Fl. with $500 SO. =.
office space, available July %,

For Information Call Mr.. K:bbe
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI 7-S30O
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

CAMP sleeps 8 to 10 nr. Skyline
Drive, Rustic Cabin and 2 bdrm.
house trailer, full bath, kit. air
cond., use Of pony and practice
piano. S45 wk. ia. 9-7909. sun.
and ewes.
COMPLETELY furnished 4 bed
room cottage. ELECTRICITY and hot
water. George Washington Ma
tional Forest. IL miles from
Waynesboro virginia. S56 per
week. Telephone NJ. L. DEPUTY.
VIII. 2-6701, Drawer 67S. Waynes-
boro, Virginia.
LAKE COTTAGE out from Atlanta,
mr.. Stone Mt, Ga. Excel. swim,
fishing, boating, etc. HE. 9-0992.
SALUDA INN-Enjoy your vacation
in the North Carolina mountains
where it's quiet and cool. ESpe-
cially good food served. Box 1877.
Saluda, N. c.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A. A. COUNTY
BEST BUYS

A. A. COUNTY
BEST BUYS
EXPERIMENTATION on chesa-
peake Bay, near acre lot, lge.
lily: rn, with fireplace. rec. rm.
with firepl. and bar. din. rm.,
moe. KIT. z bedrmsa bath, full
basement, oil heat, S16,600.
AVALON SHORES - Rambler
like new, only $500 down, pay
ments far less then rent, lge.
liv. rm. with firepi. 8 bedrms.,
new Jet air heat, all water rights.
over 5-acre lot. Sill, 900.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. view of
the, Bay. lge. .liy. rm.. 9 bedrms.,
path, mod. kit, furnished. oil
heat, lge. lot. $1,000.
MANOR - Modern
has Ice. Nv. n rm. WITH VII t hfts 10!
lge. bedrms., bath, all mod kit.
enclosed porch, oil heat, all water
rights, Sl2,350.
view Of
the Bay, .3-bedrm. rambler, Ice,
ny. .rm., din. rm., mod. kit, bath,
OF neat screened porch. lge. lot.
HARBoR-cottase with
view OF the Bay, lge. llv. with
tlrepl., bedrms.. mod. kit, bath,
furnished outside barbecue. extra
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ACREAGE, 10 acres warrenton
high wooded, excel. camp cabir
ste :1ohh s, WASH $780, terms
ANTIQUES STORE with living quar-.
tiers in Frederick County on main
road to Gettysburg. $4,000.
z ACRES, fenced, springfield lakes
swimming and fishing, small barn
4 bedrooms, brick home. Near
Damascus. $50 500.
l u ACRES. shade and fruit trees
beautiful view. Completely mod
.ernized 4-bedrm. home. $4,000.
4 ACRES, long road frontage, lge
4-bedrm. ramb. $24,o50. ROMER
q CO.. Gaithersburg. WI. $1,000.
BERRYVILLE, VA. AREA = IN
usually beautiful mountain estate
for rent furnished. Stone Colonial
house has & bedrooms and 4
baths BE- Is, on nth the shenandoah River
week end, Code 7oS-No. se5s SiS
other times, FE. S-6097. TIGHE
BETWEEN GAINESVILLE AMI
WARRENTON, Lake Brittle area
. acres, new custom-built 72-ft.
Southern Colonial rambler, Eng :
style bsmt., 4 bedrms., 21b baths,
de luxe fully equipped kit, sep
pantry. formal liv. rm. and din,
rm., pan. family rm. with corner
firepl., adj. patio. dbl. garage. util
rm., ample storage. Excel. loo, OF
cleared premium land with lovely
view. $4,000 or will hold ~
acres acres at 81 300. BY OWNER.
CHARLES COUNTY, MD. = Out
standing business locations on 3O1
highway in La Plata. Md. County
seat. Also tract near La Plata
ana Potomac River Bridge suit
able. business, retirement homes,
small farms, shopping center or
subdivision. LEONARD SNYDER,
30lIWest 4-3311. LA PLATA,
CLARK CTY.-For rent, 5-rm. cot
tage w/bath and ctr, heating.
VI. round living on Shenandoah
River facing Blue Bidge Mts. in
hunt. country. Now unfurn. but
can be furn. II desired. Call for
appt., BoYCE, VA, 1871.
COUNTRY PROPERTIES
Have a place of your own in the
W. VI Ideal locations for fishing,
hunting, vacations, retreats, re-
tirement or farming. Large or
small. open or wooded, cabins or
houses, improved or unimproved.
Reasonable prices and terms, Cali
or write for q descriptive list or
to inspect.
MOUNTAIN REALTY
Berryville, Va. Phone 7O7
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RESTAURANT
BOB HOLLANDER
EXCLUSIVE
SECURE YOUR FUTURE

Each $4,000 invested can return
5000 per mo. Indefinitely. Proc
Of return furn. before you invest
Limited offer. For further infor,
nation send name. address anc
phone number to Box 337-A, Star
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TROUT STREAM
0UT.OF.T0WM REAL EST.

CALIFORNIA HOME-For sale,
new beautifully furnished, i'm
maculate 3 bedrm., 2 bath home,
extra large kitchen and dinette,
with entrance to dbl. garage,
covered patio and fenced yard
with lovely landscaping, all new
furniture, wall-to-wall Competing
and Grapes throughout, plus
land and Los Angeles: Sl9,95O.
Write owner, A. r. Crawford,
1891 La Vaughn ST., Garden
Grove, Calf, or phone 213-S93-
$3.50 for better information.
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Lee aorsaEs taSct. At Sids. Af fots
frontage, deyeIoptm S' for Pu invest est
ment.
p1scATAwAv rApM koA non
n fronfs1e MY ana ih sv.i 'oS AZ
veIonment for tny.strao ,It VEL ~, S
tiai Terms '''' NO''N
MARBURY. MD-s A., county I'd,
good neighborhood huTeh "a
nearby. $3.50 down. terms.
8 A. wooded, hard I'd, creek, spring.
wonderful building site. 500 dn.
ENTRANCE NAV, RES. 20 A. wood
HEAD, No: Less than $500 per per
A q: ihcl iS 81; puiiolnss' s4'ooo
down. hperaI terms'
,,,,yv.,r,,v,,r , .,,,> .,so
in ON eannty r dnN si,sht 1Iy roiiins'
wooded, SiB6 Der acre, near Poto-
mac River. charles CO
81 ACRES on county 3D., partly
woooed,; Sl bD per &C., near rh p0io.
ma mac River Oohcas'ef AREA Char'eS
W. 1NrrNyrrxy enr,Hyyr,Y,e,
COONl1 OEnN1SEo
mr. a-o,k, Mt E-Eozo
bo' 5-2lol MI o-o%'Z
Serving Southern Maryland
ACCoKEEk, MD. the Moyaone Re-
serve-6-acre homesites In estab-
lished residential community. with
woods, fields. rayines. Land use
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view of
the, Bay. lge. liy. rm.. Q bedrms., ,
bath, mod. kit, furnished, oil
heat, lge. lot. $1,000.
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NUN DIdI -SUy
SANOOZ TNr

NEWFOUNDLAND CO., VA. own
er leaving State. 7-rm. house mod.
ern, insulated, metal storm win.
doWs,, 2:car garage. hobby shop
TOOL shed and garden house. Walk.
ing ss gista ne o 81 marina 1,.h Approx
purchasing to 4 additiona;
acres. D. Il. WATSON Kinsaie, Va
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CHARLES H. JAMESON
CHARLES H. JAMESON


POOLBSVILLE, MD.
WI. 6-9223 Or 30l-DI. 9-3262
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or build
ers. Choice location, suburban
living in fully developed commu-
nifty with all improvements. $500
p "a SHiHVY, co. WA. 1883
CHOICE NV. AREA LOTS. suitable
for 9-unit apt. bldg. Already zoned.
RIA. 6-2ll7 or EN-. 3-3697,
EVANSVILLE AREA-1. 2 and D.
acre homesites. Bldg. restrictions.
MARK MERRELL, Ell. 6-5959.
FAIRFAX AREA, Route 1870
acres. cleared, all fenced, good
pasture, pond, house, 8 T. and b.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-6.8 acres So
800. s. acres, city water, $3.50,
10 acres, $1,950.
BURGWALD
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Wooded
lot, price $4,000. no subordina-
ton. Over 10000 50. #. 52S-2751.
FORTY LARGE LOTS near Clinton,
Md. Level, mostly wooded. All pre-
liminary engineering work COM
Pleted. ready to 20. $500 each.
10. 7-9OS1 or 4S1-26S4.
GLEN HILLSIDE for sale. Prestige
area. FE 7-l64S
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ENTRANCE NAV. RES. 20 A. wood.
ed on Route 224 near Indian
x Hea ihcS Ms Less bs shsp $500 6 Pc
down. liberal terms.
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1917 Wilson Blvd, Arl

MONTGOMERY CO.-AEc, DamaS-
VIII Sh OSs rSsd hTsa S 80 pSysd
road. Also modern 3-bedrm. ram
bier avail. with less acreage II de-
sired, Phone OWNER all day Sun.
and Mon. and aft. 8 pm. Wkdays,
3O1-CI, 3-oQ70
Evening star., 1963-12-30
6. o. P. Worke:
Throws Support
To Rockefeller

Los ANGELES, Dec. 80
(AP).-The treasurer Of the
Republican State Central
Committee has resigned his
post and publicly indorsed New
York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel-
der for the @. o. P. presidential
nomination.
Robert Rowan, q Los Angeles
relator. said yesterday he was
resigning his post because Of "a
well-established tradition that
party officials should not
become publicly involved in
primary campaign election
battles"
Said Mr.. Rowan Of Gov.
Rockefeller:
He truly reflects the main
stream Of thought within the
Republican Party, and, In my
opinion, his is the strongest
candidate able to defeat Presi-
dent Johnson in the coming
election"