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BUNDY
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Zeal upon himself. In a book
called Strike in the West, "
James Daniel and John G. Hub
bell recount an instance Of Mr..
Bundy's high-handedness
When the final evidence Of
Soviet missile installations in
Cuba was received late on the
night of October is. Mr.. Bundy
decided to wait until morning
to inform the President. No
other White House presidential
assistant would have dared to
do such a thing.
Mr.. Bundy's justifi ca lion was
that at that moment the Presi-
dent could do nothing but worry
about the news, and that the
important thing was to get the
staff moving in order to pro-
duce the necessary intelligence
materials and develop an ef-
feetive plan Of action.
Others have complained OF
Mr.. Bundy's brusqueness, par
ticularly on the telephone. and
his habit in conversation OF
answering a question by saying
II was coming to that"
Mr.. Bundy has his admirers,
however. most Importantly the
President. who values his grasp,
his ability to summarize the
elements of a tangled situation,
and his economy Of expression.
And though q Republican, he
has won the respect Of the
political action wing Of the
White House staff. The Presi-
dents appointments secretary,
Kenneth ODonnell. Is always
glad to open the door to him.
Mr.. Bundy sees the President
often three times q day.
! Even in the State Depart
ment, where there was much
initial grumbling among old
hands about the usurper, Mr..
Bundy has come to be regarded
not only as inevitable but
necessary.
Lower echelon thinkers find
that memos which used to
molder in the "in-baskets" of
undersecretaries. II read by Mr..
Bundy and considered worthy,
may come to the Presidents
attention. They also know that
what Mr.. Bundy says is what
the President thinks-there is
no question about that.
He modestly calls himself "a
traffic cop Of the myriad in
telligence reports and plans
and memos which flow from
the Departments OF State and
Defense and the CIA through
the National Security Council
and the Presidents office.
But he is obviously much
Evening star., 1963-04-26
BUNDY
Kennedy Aide Rejects
New Position at Yale

more than that. He receives all
incoming State Department
cables. He approved the famous
State Department press release
on Canadian affairs which re-
suited in a general election and
the fall Of Mr.. Diefenbaker.
Neither the President nor the
Secretary Of State saw it. The
co-ordinator Of Cuban affairs
Sterling Cottrell, reports d.
rectly, and first, to Mr.. Bundy.
He has, In short, decided to
stay on in what one envious
White House assistant calls,
"the perfect job"
Evening star., 1963-04-26
u. S. Will Study
AtIuntic's Floor
By the Associated Press

The first comprehensive ex-
ploration Of the geology Of the
sea floor off the Atlantic Coast
will begin around May /, In
terror Secretary Udall has an
nounced.
Biologists Of Interiors Geo
logical Survey and Of the Woods
Hole (MassO Oceanographic
Institution will cooperate in
what is expected to be q five
year study.
The study Of the continental
shelf and continental slope
is aimed at 1ntegrating the
knowledge and capabilities Of
land and marine geologists who
have so far confined their
studies to one side or the other
of the waters edge.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

company took longer to build
the stadium than the number
Of days specified in the $17.3
million construction contract.
I'VE gave some extensions
beyond the number Of days
they we're entitled to in the
contract because Of design
changes and bad weather, "
said Mr.. Curtis. "They were
entitled to additional days be-
cause Of delays beyond their
control, but they didn't need
it so we didn't give it to them. "
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Club at Shrine Plans
Spring Variety Show

The Young Adults Club oi
the Catholic Shrine of the Sa-
cred Heart will present it'
spring variety show at 8 pm
tomorrow and Sunday in the
Gavin Memorial Social Center
Sixteenth street and Park road
NV.
The show will include a pup.
pet performance. modern ano
classic songs and the play
Beauty and the Beast" to be
presented in the oriental shad.
ow technique with accompany
ing narration and music.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
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bodies in the passageway and
II more in one section. At l
pm. they had worked their
way within 1000 feet OF the
place where the other eight are
thought to be.
"We'll probably never know
the cause OF the explosion"
Mr.. Canonico said sadly. 1T
could have been a mere spark
from a tool striking pyrites.
There's lots Of pyrites down
there" !"
Mr.. Tieche said there will
probably be no autopsy Of the
dead.
There hardly ever Is In a
case like this" he said. I'VE
don't know the condition Of
the IA bodies because only one
has been brought out so far"
Mr.. Canonico said some
times a mine blast tears them
up" and other times victims
are found seemingly unmarked.
/ 81 In Mine
There were 81 men In the
mine at the time OF the explo-
sion. The first rescue team,
headed by Jack Light, made
radio contact with the surface
at 1857 am. reporting II had
encountered 80 per cent OF
methane gas "a OF a mile from
the blast.
In the valley OF Little Rock
Camp Creek. where Compass
No. 2 stands, there were many
parked cars and rescue vehi-
Giles. The Salvation Army was
here with coffee for the weary
men emerging from the pit. On
a green hillside nearby. a pie
bald colt frisked In the long
grass beside It's mare.
And at another mine nearby
was a sign, Keep out. No help
wanted"
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party's central committee
would choose his successor.
Mr.. Khrushchev dwelt at
length on the party's drive to
impose authority on Soviet art
and literature. In an apparent
reply to intellectuals who have
asSailed his insistence on cul-
tural conformity. Mr.. Khrush-
chev said that the tried and
tested leader of the Soviet
people is our Communist Party,
its feminist central committee
to which the most authoritative
men and women in the party
and the country are elected"
Il believe that no one will
suspect that in stating this. I
have in mind any special
standing Of my own in the
party" he said.
For everyone understands
that l cannot hold for all time
the position / now have in the
party and the state. Therefore,
speaking Of this. I do not think
Of myself, but Of our feminist
party. the Soviet people and
the great cause Of cummu-
nism."
Warns IntellectuaIs
He warned the intellectualS
that the party did not intend
to give up its controls when it
assailed the Stain cult of the
personality"
"They (the intellectually
failed to understand that this
struggle cannot be interpreted
as a denial of authority or be-
littling the role Of leadership
in society" he said.
! Mr.. Khrushchev denied
Western reports that the Soviet
Union is in economic straits
He complained about waste in
Soviet industry. however. and
said "even in the defense in
dustry there are enough re-
serves for the growth Of pro-
ouction."
The Soviet military is be-
lieved to be pressing Mr..
Khrushchev for bigger appro-
priationS for conventional
forces. The premier is known
tc favor reliance or rocketry.
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observer" usually a pen name
for an upper-level government
spokesman.
Mr.. Hartman. the chief
United States negotiator at the
Geneva conference on Laos,
arrived from London last night
aboard a Soviet airliner and
told newsmen:
II am always hopeful that,
with good will, we will reach
agreement"
Flooded With Questions
Responding briefly To a flood
OF questions he added. Il have
no reason TO believe that Mr.
Khrushchev does not intend Ia
carry out the agreement reached
on the neutrality Of Laos"
Mr. Harriman's peace mission
here followed emergency talk,
with French and British off.
cials on the drive by Pathet
Lao forces TO expand theil
holdings in Northern Laos.
The freedom and neutrality
OF Laos were guaranteed las
year by a l4-nation Geneys
conference headed by Britain
and the Soviet Union. TIT
conference set up a coalition
government made up Of neu
tralists, rightists and Commu
nists, and collapse OF the neu
tralist army probably woult
bring the collapse Of the coal
ton and resumption Of the civi
war between rightist and Com
munist forces.
Mr.. Kennedy told a hew
conference Wednesday he re
CARDS the Soviet commitmen
10 uphold the neutrality o
Laos as a crucial test Of III
Russians oft-proclaimed polio.
OF peaceful co-cxistence.
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the explosive equivalent Of 900
tons Of INT.
DR.. Brown puts 1t this way:
ITO be conservative. 20 KIT Is
taken as the detection threshold
and 1t is assumed that Soviet
tests are restricted to those be-
low that YIELD"
The Hiroshima and Nagasaki
bombs were about 20 KIT weap-
ons.
Looking at 1t from the point
of view Of the cheater, however,
20 KIT Is probably too high a
figure. The Brown memo says q
violator would want to have a
margin Of security from detec-
ton.
"The violator would have to
work below 8 KIT in yield In
order to feel relatively secure
In being undetected by seismic
means" DR.. Brown said. He
indicated also that conven-
tional espionage would play q
major role in picking up any
series Of nuclear tests that
might escape seismic detection.
Other Checks Possible
There are. as has been ex-
planned to the Joint Commit
tee on Atomic Energy" Or.
Brown wrote. other means
available and there is no doubt
that any significant series Of
tests would run grave risks Of
being detected in these ways.
This would be an important
additional factor Of deterrence
which q would-be violator
would have to face even for
tests below the seismic detec-
ton threshold"
But the cheater could use
explosions in large holes, DR..
Brown pointed out, and prob
ably be confident he could get
away with explosions larger
than 5 KIT.
At any rate, assuming the
Russians could 90 as high as
20 KIT and escape detection,
they still could make "only
rather minor changes and i'm
provementS" In large, strategic
weapons, DR.. Brown said.
This Is not to deny that
some interesting things could
be learned" he said. but nc
really substantial improve
ments could be expected. much
less any unbalancing change
in strategic military strenstll
With respect to tactical
(small, battlefield) weapons
the situation is rather differ
ent. Tests Of q few kilotons will
allow development Of the
whole spectrum Of tactical
weapons, though ct some sub
stantial expense II done clan
deStinely.
advances In yield = to :
weight ratios. reduction In the
amounts Of fissile material re-
quired for tactical nucleal
weapons, and the development
Of special designs Of tactical
Inuclear weapons could be car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
VACATION PLACES

MAINE COAST - 2-bedrm. lol
cabin, mod. cow. on 5-acrt
spruces-birches, 100 II. TO shore
Avail. Jun, Aug. JE. 2-S409.
ST, CLEMENTS SHORE, MD.-3'
Avail. June 20. ia. S-5663.
WESTMORELAND CO., VA.-Naturt
lovers and, bird watchers paradise
sms secluded HsaiSaS turn s. cabin
Mod. conV., peaceful woodsey at
mosphere, S76 week. INGLESIDE
PLANTATION, Oak Grove, va.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A. A. COUNTY
Few of Our Listings

1-RIoHT ON CHESAPEAKE Ray
near acre lot, year-round rambler
lee; hv. rm. with firepl., rec. rm.
With firepl.. and bar. 2 lge. bed.
rms tull din. rm., All-elec. KIT,
pesn. on HEAT, full basement
2-MASONS REACH, on over a..
acre. lot, this beautiful home IN
excellent condition has liv. nm.
DIN. rm., 2 bedrms., bath. Room
Ior more bedrms. and bath or
Znd floor. Hot-water heat and
fireplace, S17 $50.
ITS II. on water Ram.
bier, like new, lRes liv rm. VIII
tirepl., 3 Ice. bedrms., bath, din
I'm. area, mod. kit, family nm.
basement, oil heat, 2 Ice. carports
over hat-acre lot fenced with Ire
pier and fully bulkheaded. S26, $50
SHORES. log cabin
secluded, on extra large lot,
aS0Is ano screened porch. Low
AVALON SHORES, rambler. Tx,
new. Has lge. liv. rm, with firepl'
3 bedrms., bath, din. rm., mod
6aintY, OIL heat on lge. lot, So.
6-DEALE. rambler. like new. Lee.
NV. rm; with .firepl.. din. rm, area
mod. kit, 3 Ice, bedrms,. Q baths
extra lge. family rm., lge. utiiity
rn.. on Ice. corner lot. Moderateiy
7-CEDAR HURST, on AGRA LIT
rambler with lRe. liv. r. din
rm., mod. kit, Q bedrms bsth
oil heat. furnished. SI0'5O0.' w
s-DLEwMDE. home one hal,
block from sand beach and comm
pier. has 8 bedrms., bath, iiv, rm,,
DIN; nm, mod, kit. family rm',
oil heat. Furnished. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
LAST OF ITS KIND
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

For the man who has nearly everything and is ready
willing and able to build waterfront home costing
$4,000 to $4,000. We forming syndicate Of six
to eight persons to purchase 100 acres with mile and
half waterfront on the Patxent River and its love-
lest tributary approximately 40 miles from the D. c.
line This tract OF land has everything: Deep water
protected harbors sand beaches and breath-taking
views To be subdivided into 1920 very large lots,
highly restricted and well governed Only those who
are demanding discriminating and comfortably well
OIL. should be interested. They come in at the
original purchase price, select their own lot and help
to establish the restrictions rules regulations etc.
They viii also share in anticipated substantial profits
on sale Of remaining lots. The original investment
viii be $4,000 to $25000 depending on the number Of
original participants There are three men all ready
to goa doctor. lawyer and a businessman. This
is positively not real estate promotion II you are
sincerely interested write giving full particulars Of
yourself, all Of which will be kept in strict confidence
and arrangements win be made to show you the
property and give you full details. Write
BOX 374-Z, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

1909 ERIE ST. Slot 500. So
6S2s, o4x140, only $500. WI
will build you 9 nice home OF
this lot. MAX MILLER, Ii. q
2100 or ia. 9-SS63.
s NICELY WOODED ROO LOTS
in a developed area. Silver Spring
Wheaton. ready TO 60. We car
also build for you, your plans Of
our plans.
ROCKVILLE. zoned Ri. good In.
dustrial location, MOO IT. 'front.'
$50 II. deep. $1.10 So. IT.
ROCKVILLE PIKE mr.. Congress
sional Plaza--Level lot. 97.4 IT.
front, 450 II. deep. Frontage
zoned CO. Rear part can be zoned
IL, Asking $3.50 per 50. IT. 427'
list WITH LINGO
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0UT.oF.T0WN REAL EST,
ANNAPnIIa ana

ANNAPOLIS AREA
2-COMFORTABLE sUMMrp
HOUSE In Eppinr Forest F q y
iurnlshed and ready to move In
paneied prs. paneled l.r. with
ilrepl.. bath. and kit. View al
SSesJ aEo from front and back. Just
PS% o5.. sEIDcEs Lovely Gap. COD
snd b.r.s on list ii. LARGE
iinisned room on 2nd ii. House
Is completely furnished. SIT, 300
so = WATERFRONT, AnMTpAt
HTS. Hard to beat is the vSIne
you VIII find in this 5-b.r., 2-ieyel
nome: baths. large rec, room,
gt4rksnop. Beautiful water view
sturdy pier. Wooded lot. S25 300.
S5-WnD ROSE SHORES. water
xieW OF both South River and
hDeIoeen Greek. Handsome split-
ievei situated on beautiful land
scapsa n acre lot. In excellent
So otpi containing 3 b.r.s, 2H
race. $50, AS'0ne ter-
34LEPPING FOREST. A summer
snot vi ~ year-round; An ideal
BIS, family room, III baths
snacious In. with large fireiIsce
oeilRntful kit. A perfect spot for
winter and summer. @Oi
37-1FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAM.
ny. Overlooking Weems Creet
f-p.rn 2-story home IN iumsrm-
late condition. Spacious kit with
eaLlng area, separate dr.. baths
Iull Dsmt. Charming covered nstio
surrounding large swimming pooi
5$aHiDpEN POINT. w.ts,,ror,
I ~ on Burley Creek. s.b'r
ny. races water, large kit al.
gier. Wooded lot. S29, 900. uS
osSsM0LD HISTORIC PATTERSON
HOUSE near Navy yield HoI,Ss
FIRST wing, built In 174I Of al
english brick and wood shinsies
very large kit, DIR, l.r- den
paths and 8 b.r.s. Can be-
USED as q convalescent home. drss
mouse, tourist home. or a. a LARGO
spacious manor. Deem lot wifh
lovely garden in the rear. "''A'
LENORA GORDON, INC.
REALTORS
z KING CHARLES PLACE
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
colonial 1894 and Colonial s-a40O
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
tcoNIINUEDD

sHANN0NDALE CLUB, building
lot includes membership II
MpI Resort club. Must sell
SHANNONDALE. Va, 1 lot re,
Gently cleared close to club house
year round recreation. DU. 8.
TOP COOL mountain with view. 8
Cabin l6x24 has electric In, ReaI
buy $500, will carry large loan,
~ ACRES top Mt. lovely view. b.
rm, old house has electric. and
TSsanteer ~ Large Jake about 10 IT,
oh ACRES in mountains. mic,
Sn 500. Only $500 down. bal
8 ACRES In mountain with vallur
spIing. Real buy, 5000.
~ ACRES in mountains, has pond
e eIsS ~ room en- house with bath rm.
Please can as ! am very busy III.
~ CullIson. DRIVEN REAf. ~,
TATE. 12h e. Main st.. Empiits
80 3, 1ACREs-Bealt. wooded Mt. Ian
hEpsnoramic view, Fronting d
e asro surface sr rds river nrby., wit
rsai t snd ige. flowing spring.
Of winchester. Total price, S4,b0l
m ,.naiSs $500 dn. and $50 be
Also several larger or smalle
vM0oosd tracts OF land IN In
Mlnchester area, For appt. phon,
OWNER, Code 703-663-6626.
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0UT.oF.roWN REAL EST.
(coNTlNuED)

ALBUQUERQUE. N, M.-Trade ST..
900 equity In 3-bedrm. air-cond
house for equity in d, C. or
suburbs, Ideal investment or re-
tirement Call 2RO.17R0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Year.
round bedrm. house, also lots
oyerlooking bay. $500 up. Owner
474-1636. 301-S67-f767.
ISLAND, IS ACRES
About 8 miles from Leonardtown,
Maryland: on Wicomico River. s:
IN. mouse Plus Arm; cottage tool
sheds: oil heat, 125-ft; dock. 3oxls s
sian water. large screened in
porch, Barbecue pit. tractor and
attachments. Wants $3.50 Mr..
COPE, SUM- TIE. 6-2l29.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Washington. D. c. RE. 7-5l4O
INTERESTING OLD HOME, par
tally modernized. excellent for
summer or year-round living. 8
rooms. bath. 4 acres, large shade
trees. 6OO-ft. waterfront. Widow
must sell. Price reduced $1,000 70
Sl3. 500. CAPT. H c. Robson,
KIRKLAND CREEK = Hollywood.
Nd. acre. improved with two
dwellings, main dwelling 8 bed
house. 3 rooms, 500 n. wa teT.
front. pier and boSthouss. Priced
right 70 settle estate. Call Mrs.
HaIrover 301-FR. 3-25is.
SPARK AGENCY REALTORS,
736-15sl.
LAKE JACKSON, VA. = 2-bedrm.
home, winterized, we'll and fur
mace. Just off N. Manning I'd.
Lane cottage. OR. 3-3572.
LOT 75xl45, l blk. from bay, nr.
Fringe od Tsrsederiek. SASS. OWNER.
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DO YOU LOVE THE

VAHVV Ut WA 7 G1G
Then don't fail TO see this lovely
home facing 24-mile view OF the
Bay. Lot one block wide. Utility
house, liv. rm,. 2 bedrms., bath
kit. glassed-in din. rm., hot
water Dashboard heat, IL" porch
boat. slip assigned to this prop.
erty. 2nd floor bath. finished dor
mitory for 4 beds.
And q frame. new roof, bath. 2
tbedrms;, din. rm.' kith glassed.
on each. Each Of these properties
can be seen any time during week
or 1890 to pm, SUNDAYS,
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
DOWNS BLDG, Deale, Nd.
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CAPE cor

NAE n NOO
LAKE wEqUAQUET-cENTERvILLE
Year-round I a;acre estate avail
able Immediately. Four minutes Ia
Craigvtlle Eight minutes to Hyan-
nlsport; Ten minutes from air
port. 90 bedrooms, 8 baths, large
n IlIying ROO room, large dining room,
or maids house. Green house. g.
car garage. Secluded. Beautiful
y landscaped, Must be seen to be
ished. James d. Dow. Executor, 80
state ST.. Boston, Mass. or contact
your or CenterYille brokers.
FOR SALE--3,s7 acres. trees, util.
tiles, available, city water. 2
R niles, from i RRTTssSHIeEEiie.ksb9rg, Va.
both street, Lawton, Oklahoma.
NEAR MISC, NAsA, Fairmont PIX,
LaPort, Tex.--3-lh, den, air, car.
peted. MR.. WYNN. '451-1032.
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WOODLAND
REALTY

WOOOLANU
REALTY
EDGEWATER, MD.
Route PA at Muddy Creek Road
woodland Beach. Route 263
co. 3-51S3 sW, s-35bO
BEACH C0TTAGE--At Cove Point
On the bay. 3 lots. good well
Lurnlture and equipment, all fol
$4,000. CAL HA. 2-S304.
BEAUTIFUL old home In settinT
81 molly trees. Waterfront. Under
900. See US for exceptions
waterfront buys. WEBB REALTY
2. Hudgins, 703-725-3242.
BLDG. LOTS. on and near water
Sl,270 up. Yr.-round community
zoe On. 70 qualified purchaser.
- ADERHO REALTY co.
253-2163 List With Us 743-2g5l
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
BRooMEs IsLAND-smali cottar,
neal, river, about acre rich lant
excel. for summer use or to fly ur
Tor retirement. $4,000.
MILL cREEK-Near solomons. 2
bedrooms, liv. .rm. with fireplace
aln. area, mod. kit. bath, porch
iaonscaped lot, 30 It. on water
2O-It. pier, artesian well, centra
neat sale furnished.
NEELD EsTATE-Attraetiye e-b.d.
rm., 2-bath home on bay front
Vide sand beach. Nice environ.
PATUxENT RIvER-2.3s acres.
'front.' 300 II. on water, large oaks
~ miles. from District, l6 mile
from Andrews Air Base.
PATUxENT RrvER-2e acres.
1,O00-ft. frontage on river and
cove. 3 houses now rented 3
piers Outstanding for deyeiop-
ment as marina. Waterfront
trailer park. restaurant. Can be
easily financed.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1'OO9 Acres-On Chesapeake Bay,
% AcreS-On Chesapeake Bay.
nSAcs-lu Nuebhpehke Bay.
o Acres-On Tidal Greek.
PATUxENT RIvER-2-acre estate
long shore line incl. Old landins
point, older type home completelS
undermined with oil heat, air cond
Z bedrms., 2 baths, full basement
2-car garage. loft. river pier
ICE. shade trees, access BY paved
rd. about As mi. from the District.
BREEZY POINT - l-aere estat,
looking out over Bay with unusua
landscaping- and Ice. shade trees
ICE. cottage with 3 bedrms., din
rm.. lge. living rm. with fireplace
mod: cleo. kit, bath, 2 Ice. porchel
on list floor. I'd floor will sleep 81
nsmt., oil heat, 2-car garage, out.
side shower, tennis court. A spec.
tacular location. Dwelling AM
grounds in. spotless eond. S1s,5OC
inels. 2 refgrs., cleo. stove, wash
ing machine and most Of tn
PATUxENT RTvER-h-acre Ieve
.and fronting river and wide sam
DARES BEAcH-Modern 2.bedrn
cottage, very neat, picket-fence
yard, 2 blocks from Bay. Contra
heat. mod. kit. and bath. S9,75C
SOLOMONS - Investment ineom
opportunity. 10-bedroom rooninI
mouse on water, pvt, pier, deem
water anchorage. $4,000.
COVE PorNT-2-bedroom eottase
mod, kit, bath. fireplace,
porches, block from Bay wifi
a en water view. well furnished
LONG BEACH-3 adjoining wooded
IotS near harbor with view Of
Bay. $500, easy terms.
MILL CREEK, near solomons-Iue
new contemporary rambler or
water with pvt. pier. Owner trans.
ierred. Your opportunity to cash
IN on all the hard work anc
effort the owner has put into this
place for present SEASONAL use
and plans for retirement. Priced
for quick sale at $4,000.
DAREs BEAcH-3-bedrm. rambler
modern kit, bath, hit. on 8 lots
Excel. Bay view, wide sand beach
$1,000, terms.
J. B. Waters & Associates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
CHARLES COUNTY

NI1A1b1AE4O NUN 4
COBB IsLAND-All this for your
money. 2-bedrm. house, iiv. room
bath, kitchen with auto. washer
H lookup; keIrigerators back entry
Ind. artesian well, Floor furnace,
wired ego volt. shaded yard. Lot
bO'xl60,. Near waterfront. A steal
WALDoRF-3-bedrm, house, h.a.
heat. cleo. stove and reigr, comb,
front, plaster walls, water hook
Up. Lot 70x220'. Appraised
Ia PLATA-3-bedrm. brick. h.a.
heat. full walkout basement. cleo,
stove. earport, VI Old, acre;
Fos ft' Lis s3iyG KENDALL Y REAL c Is.
TATE, La PLATA. ND. Code
cUl-H14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09
CALVERT COUNTY

NORTH BEAcH-S-bedroom home
on Ice; lot, ige. encl. .potch, liy.
shop. $4,000. $3.50 dn.
NORTH BEAcH-A real beach
home. Walk out the front door
onto fine. sand beach. House
q q,ys "a INT into z, apis a sep. entr.
tiful Bay view from 2 encl. prchs.,
fully equip. Excellent financing.
Bargain a. s12.500.
LEISNER & HANSON
Across Prom the Post Office
DEALE. MD. 30l-UN. 1921
BISHOPS HEAD, MD, Dorchester
Co = 100 a.. deer woods, duck
pond deep creek. $4,000. OR. g.
1901.