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part of MissisSippi--as did
many Negroes.
Capt. James Sellers, Al, on
duty outside the school with
two other officers, said 1t was
the only integrated event he
could remember In Laurel in
his lifetime-except for one
previous performance by Miss
Price.
He said police expected no
trouble and there was none.
Laurel, a town Of $1,000 is
about $50 miles south of the
University of Mississippi where
rioting broke out over the ad-
mission of James H. Meredith,
a Negro. last fall.
AS q girl, Miss Price sang in
the choir and played the piano
for the st. Paul Methodist
Church across the street from
her home. Her mother has sung
in the choir for Al years.
The concert was held to pay
for new church and parsonage
completed last month.
The Rev. Henry c. Clay. the
pastor. said the performance
raised $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-28

overflowed into the aisleS, onto
the stage and into another
room where her voice was
piped In.
Negro and white spectators
applauded and cheered the "a
year-old daughter of a sawmill
worker who became a Metro
politan Opera star in a sensa-
tional 1861 debut.
Miss Price stayed long after
the concert signing autographs.
IF I am accepted as an
artist" she said, "then I have
said a great deal for my people
. In some minute way, I am
trying to speak for a good life
for my people"
In the first row were Miss
Prices 81-year-old father and
her 67-year-old mother, a mid
wife who has helped deliver
more than 900 babies.
About 1000 persons came
from 10 States to hear the con-
cert Of operate arias. hymns
and spirituals in the Negro
school auditorium. White law
yers, doctors, educators and
musicians came from every
Evening star., 1963-01-28
Paper Wins Award

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Jan.
% (AP).-The Virginia Press
Association presented the Cope
land Memorial Award to the
Waynesboro News -Virginian ct
a Saturday night banquet for
outstanding and consistent
community service during the
past year.
Evening star., 1963-01-28
Gets Textiles Post

James Spencer Love, jr., q
Commerce Department textile
consultant, has been named
deputy to the secretary for
textile programs.
Evening star., 1963-01-28
More British roops
Set for Borneo Action

said Foreign Secretary Lord
Home is ready to listen to Mr.. |
Macapagal'S alternate plan for
a confederation of territories
in Southeast Asia. /
London newspapers said
British units were alerted for !
transfer to Northern Borneo
after reports were received that
$4,000 Indonesian volunteer
troops" were preparing to In
tervene on the side Of the 3ru-
mel rebels. The Indonesia gov
ernment has rejected q British
request for assurances against
intervention.
Indonesian Foreign Minister
Subandrio denied today that
Tndonesian volunteers are mass
ing south of British Sarawak.
Previous reports said. however,
the volunteer units were being
formed. A rebel representative
said in Jakarta last Tuesday
that 100000 Indonesian volun-
teers we're expected to respond
to a call by A. M. Azahari,
leader Of the revolt. Ito crush
the British army in Northern
Borneo."
Merger Opposed
I President Sukarno shares
the northern rebels opposition
to the British plan to merge
the Borneo territories with
Singapore and Malaga in a
Federation of Malaysia this
summer.
In Singapore. a British mil
itary spokesman said that a
small unit OF reserves flew to
Brunei Saturday. He identified
the troops as infantrymen with
parachute training.
The British already had more
than 5000 troops in the three
Borneo territories. moved there
TO put down the December up
rising. The spokesman declined
TO say whether the troops flown
| In Saturday we're reinforce
ments or reliefs for some
already there.
Power Vacuum Feared
Sources close to the Philip
pine delegation to the London
talks said 1t will argue that
Mr.. Macapagals confederation
plan would settle the North
Borneo issue. Under his plan,
the territories would be abb
sorbed into an organization OF
independent states In which
the Philippines and Malaga
would be members.
In the Philippine view, such
a project also would put the
defense OF the zone on a
sounder footing. The Philip
pinse feel that their security
eventually might be threatened
by Indonesia. They relieve
that a dangerous power vacuum
might result when Britain pulls
out OF Northern Borneo 10
make way for Malaysia.
At the moment. however.
Filipinos and Indonesians APP
pear 10 see eye TO eye on the
North Borneo rebellion. The
chief OF the Philippine armed
forces, Gen. A. Santos, said
yesterday after q six-day visit
10 Jakarta that he and Presi-
dent Sukarno agreed that the
Brurei revolt in December was
justified.
Evening star., 1963-01-28
Leontyne Price Hailed
In Mississippi Concert

LAUREL. Miss, JAN 20 (AP)-An ntegrated audience in
Leonyne Prices Mississippi hometown wildly applauded the
renowned soprano last night when she benefit concert
for the Negro church where she made her first public
pearance
She received standing from the audience that
Evening star., 1963-01-28

LONDON, Jan. % (AP) -
Britain and the Philippines
opened talks on Southeast Asia
defense problems today against
the dark backdrop Of a new
threat to British Northern Bor-
neo by Indonesian volunteers.
Britain sent a unit trained
as parachutists into the protec-
torate of Brunei, a small terri
tory in Northern Borneo where
an uprising was put down last
month, said a military spokes-
man in Singapore.
Reports here said another
1000 British troops were placed
on alert, ready to fly to North
ern Borneo to meet any action
by Indonesia. About 5000 sea-
soned British troops are there
now.
While Indonesia denied that
It's so-called volunteers are
missing on the border area Of
Northern Borneo. 1t sent its
army commander on a tour Of
the frontier Of adjoining Indo-
nesian Borneo. He is Mai. Gen.
Achmad JAM. Northern Borneo
is composed of the sultanate Of
Brunei and the territories of
Sarawak and North Borneo.
Complications in Talks
The London talks we're COM
plicated by the Philippines
claim to North Borneo. and Its
opposition to the plan for a
Southeast Asian federation to
be called Malaysia. This would
link the three parts Of North
srn Borneo TO Mayala and
,-.ngapore.
A foreign Office announce
ment said there was "a general
review OF optical and defense
problems OF Southeast Asia"
Vice President z m m a nue.
Pelaez. head OF the Philippine
delegation. presented the claim
TO North Borneo. A spokesman
for the visitors described the
talks as cordial. Although the
Philippines opposes the idea Of
Malaysia, II fears military ex-
pansion by Indonesia In the
area and thus shares Britain's
concern.
In an address TO Congress In
Manila. President Diosdado
Macapagal reiterated the Phil
ippine claim TO North Borneo
and professed TO see the threat
OF communism II Malaysia be-
comes a reality, He said that
should Malaysia be taken over
by subversion, a Communist
territory In Northern Borneo
would pose a grave and In
tolerable threat TO our coun-
try"
Jealousy Charged
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul
Rahman OF Malaga told report
ers In Kuala Lumpur the Brit
ish decision TO send more
troops into Northern Borneo
was due 10 mounting tension
and tIndonesian hostility to-
ward us. He asserted President
Sukarno OF Tndonesia was
mad with jealousy" at the idea
OF formation OF Malaysia.
britain has emnha sizpd n Wiil
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Anniversary
Daughters

The 60th anniversary OF
the founding Of the Catholic
Daughters of America will be
celebrated tomorrow by the
36 courts of the CDA by at
tendance at a II am. mass
to be celebrated by the Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Joseph M. Nelli-
gan. at the National Shrine
OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton.
Msgr. Nelligan. pastor Of
Immaculate Conception
Church in Towson, Md, Is
national consultant Of the
Catholic Daughters. The SER
mon will be given by the
Rt. Rev. Edward A. Roach.
pastor OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church in Chevy
Chase.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Archbiship Of Wash
ington, will preside at the
mass, TO be followed by an
anniversary luncheon at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Msgr Nelligan will be guest
speaker at the luncheon, and
Miss Margaret j. Buckley Of
Chevy Chase, supreme regent
OF the CDA, will give an ad-
dress OF welcome.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

elry place a batch OF
marbles Cclear ones are the
best, but cats eyes or others
will do in a frying pan. An
iron skillet is best.
Heat skillet to $50 degrees.
Cover the pan and heat for
10 minutes.
Then spoon the marbles
out into ice water-hear
them sizzle and then you
have fried marbles.
The interior Of the marble
breaks into tiny pieces Great
ing a prismatic effect.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

undertaking the collection OF
old white shirts and I am
hoping that the response will
be as astounding as it was
before.
Several women have vol
unteered to come to homes
in the Arlington area to pick
up any shirt that you might
have.
The shirts need have no
collar or cuffs, so here is a
good chance to rid your attic
OF space-takers, and give
these old shirts to someone
who really needs them.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Mission Needs Shirts for Migrant Workers
Mrs, c. c., Arlington

Several years ago called upon the readers OF
the Clearing House for old white shirts to be dis
trbuted to migrant workers through the mission
service of our church.
The shirts are worn in the fields by the work
ers for protection against insects and sun.
The response to this request was overwhelm-
ing,
This wear the women in our church are again
Evening star., 1963-04-26

vert half Of them to the con-
tour style.
May I please have the ad-
dress Of this company? I
believe the pattern price was
a dollar.
My second request is one
I'm not sure there is an an
swer to.
Do any Of you know Of a
reliable firm in the Wash
ington or Baltimore area
where I might have a very
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Two Queries

Mrs. W. H. G., Accokeek
Some months ago an ad-
dress appeared in this col
umn of the company selling
patterns for making contour
sheets.
1 had no need for such a
pattern at that time, but
have Just recently been given
an abundance Of straight
sheets and would like to con-
Evening star., 1963-04-26
WEE WOMEN

"I'm worried. l heard the
head of the company gets
paid in cash."
old pair of vases re-trimmed?
They are in good condition
except that the original own
er touched up the gold leaf
area with gilt. l would like
to have this removed and the
finer gold leaf finish restored.
Any help you may give me
on these requests will be
greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

Reoders Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o public service sxehonss
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Variety, 1912

Mr.. G.. c., Alexandria
Help! Does someone have.
or is someone able to tell me
where l can find a copy OF
Variety, october 81, 1912?
Also, I need a copy OF
Readers Digest, December,
1912.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Marble JeWeIry

To Mrs. S. c., Washington
From Mrs. G. c.,
Mount Rainier
In response to q query
that appeared in RCH con-
cerning cracked marble jew
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Q BEAUTIFUL ACRES

3 BEAUTIFUL ACRES
With some trees and spring. g.
bedrm. frame home with alum
siding. bath and hot-air heat
Conv. to Rte. 240. Asking S22.-
900.
20 GENTLY ROLLING ACRES
With stream and some woods.
Remodeled farm Colonial home
with .center-hall plan. A bedrms.
and bath. 2 working fireplaces.
Radiator heat. New Hotpoint
kitchen. Excel. barn and cottage
for guest house. $4,000.
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FARMS

2e5 A. TIMBER. 1880 manor house
long road front. In st, Mary'g Co
5000 Q. AP. 7-0631.
6-RM. BRICK HOME in Mt. Airy
bath, furnace, full basement with
utility room and den. Owner leav.
ing town. VIII sell for $4,000.
o-rm. frame house, bath, outbldgs.,
nice location in Mt. Airy. $1,000
GOWN balance financed. Poss. soon
100 a. stock or dairy farm neal
Mt. Airy, stream, meadow neces'
sary bldgs.. excellent soil. See thi'
farm today. Immediate loss. onlI
n: s1RDETTE q SON, REAL.
Eve. and Sun. Phi. Mr.. Pryor 42M.
1IO-ACRE crop, beef farm neal
DAMASCUS, 2,0O0-it, paved rd. Al
loSsAesEE osci eelssE'" dsiSy. $4,000: sroD farm 81
stn. barn. Long paved rd. front
Water, excel, bidgs., $40, 900.
S4-Acre wooded tract, 1000 It. OF
Macadam rd., $4,000.
46-ACRE farm makes fine horsI
ranch. Some woods, picturesque
old house, excel. cond. Water, nicI
barn, paved rd., 100000.
23-acre farm, small house, water
elect, both paved rd. S11,500.
12-acre horse ranch In grass, new
brick ranch home, 3 bedrms.,
ment, 2-car garage, $27, 800.
4-acre farmette.. 6-rm. house, i u
baths. heat, full basement, lovely
stream, paved I'd. front, $4,000
l acre modern 6-rm. brick home,
very fine neighborhood, S16, 900.
TELEPHONE Mt. AIRY, MD, 231
JOHN ]. PRICE, Realtor, Mt. Airy
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825-A. beef cattle farm, Clarke
Co., Va. in beautiful Shenandoah
Valley and Blue Ridge Hunt ter
ritory. Restored 18th cent. stone
houses, ample water supply ade-
quate cultivatable land for 200
COW herd. Farm mgr. will stay.
n miles Of road frontage. Write
DR.. VIM. @. BALLINGER, 2001
N. Adams ST., Arl. l, We. for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apVa
Goshen Estates
WOODED LOTS

Yes, and % spacious lots. average
l.3 acres 10 choose from. Truly
a country atmosphere In . de-
yelopment OF eustom-buiit homes
that afford you privacy. Others
that are clear and some with
stream are also available from
egs es ,sTns sFsS uP Prssd to IT from nus sss sos
build later. 80 min 10 b. G.
Just 4 miles north OF Gathers
burg and Rte. 2lO.
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

pooLEsyiIHE. MD.
vi e-O223 OR 30i-DL e-3202
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ANTIQUE BRICK HOUSE - Some
furnishings, restored for year
round or extra home. good barn,
20 interesting acres, rs mi. from
d. c. via River road. FE. S-6324,
BLUE RIDGE FOOTHILLS ESTATE.
On high hill, in hunt country
with excellent mountain view and
close to trout streams and Snenan-
doah Park. IS rolling acres, with
a delightfully."- restored and con-
venient 3-bedrm, old farm home
which could not be reproduced for
the S29,500 price Of whole estate.
Write or phone, S25-9S67, e. r.
NEAL, Realtor. Culpeper. Va.
CLOSE-IN = so secluded and
wooded acres. west Of Dulles. mr..
Bull Run Mts. Conv. to rte. 90,
35 miles DC. 6-rm. farm house,
$4,000. Dial owner 703 347-
3l05, Warrenton, Va.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

300-aere operating dairy farm,
leased for 1928 per mo. Fine in
vestment, Terms TO qualified buy
er, Great future potential, $3.50
KoRzENDoRFER REALTY. INC.
A. X. PERRY
Ofc. OIL. 4-S111 Res. OIL. 6-1341
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DESIRARIE FARMS
DONAI,D n M0Wr

DONALD E. MOVIE
REAL ESTATE 533-s4OO
FAUQUIER COUNTY-Nice home on
% a. Grass, good income. 4 rms.
and 2 baths. include pvt. ent. ant.
GOOD shade. barn, corn crib,
smoke house. Rent from apt. and
fields, $1,000 VI. Would make ideal
retirement setup. 81 mi. to d. G.
Good bus service. Only S29, ,450.
f. L; LEE. Sterling s-4424. Cat
Evening star., 1963-05-12

ALMOST so ROLLING ACRES
All clear with nice stream, center
hall farm home in excel. repair
with. 4 bedrms., bath and sleeping
porch. Large country kitchen.
Beaut. setting. All necessary
farm bldgs. 500 It. of road 'front.'
age. $50 OO0
Evening star., 1963-05-12
FARMS
THE SHOW PLACE OF
DAIRY FARMS

Fred. Ca real 'eye opener" goeI
on the market lst time in 40 yrs
only because Of health and agI
Of owner. Modern home. New IA.
COW dairy barn with pipe line
mixers, stable cleaner, all dair,
equip. Large bank barn, silos, etc
All In Al shape. .222 acres, fer,
tile cropland, lush stream pas.
lures, well fenced. VIII sell full.
equipped II desired but all mus
90 quickly. Only $4,000, terms
for farm. Seeing is believing. r. L
zENTz. Broker, Taneytown, Nd.
PL. 6-530l.
WARRENTON-MIDDLEBURG
Attractive field stone house or
so acres, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
garage, stable, bluegrass pasture
CHARLES @. TURNER. 253-51O6
McLeani Va.
W. VA, COTTAGE, 2 A.
on beaut, South Branch River,
rms. and bath swimming, fishing
boating and hunting, $4,000,
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FARMS

BRIGGS-CHANEY ROAD AREA
20 acres, stream, 1,000-ft. 'front.'
age, 2-bedrm., brick bungalow,
barns and outbuildings. Call Mrs
Hammer, with LAIRD B. SCOTT
~; gssO420. ewes. and Sun. JU
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MD.-213 ACRES

MO.-ZlO AChEO
Cattle, 5-rm. house, barn and out
bldgs. Plenty OF water. All fenced.
On top OF mountain. View Of .
towns. Land level TO rolling, good
hunting, $4,000 with $4,000 dn.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
CHARLES H. JAMISON
ESTATE
800 ACRES
2 BRICK MANSIONS

4 gracious 1O-rm., Civil War Era
brick, 2-story colonial manor
house. redeSigned for living COM
fort, artistically blended into the
landscape bordering on the Mo-
nacacy- River overlooking Sugar
loaf Mountain to the east, the
Catoctin and Massanutten Noun
itiR SR17 rsnss' snsI ha wsS tss iSi Ssii es: n:
ing. open staircase. powder rm.,
firepl. bespeaks the space and
the warmth Of the home, North
OF the entr. hall, one enters the
2Ox2S iv. rm. with tlrepl., H.
It, bay window and 10x32 porch
encl. with ialousied windows.
South OF the entr. hall Is a
17x1S library with fiIepl. Easterly
through the entr. hall, one enters
q formal din. rm. with tirepl.
opening onto an encl. side porch,
then . 17x1S kit. compl. mod.
equipped, then q buffers pantry
beyond which is q maids rm. and
cQmpl. bath. I'd floor. consists Of
the master suite, firepl., pvt.
bath, and dressing table, scr.
enel. galley porch, 8 other master
oedrms; and bath, fully tloored
ebeANt AdAA boHlbs WIN AOA-O khuiC
or rec. rm., dark rm. for photog-
raphy, furnace rm., o.h.w.h., pro-
fessionally handicapped grounds
containing hundreds Of boxwoods,
rhododendra, dogwood, and flow
ering shrub, q swimming pool,
with bath house, New 3Ox6O horse
barn and workshop, another pre-
Civil War 11-rm. center-hall brick
mansion. with firepls., bedrms.,
Ia baths, o.h.w.h., splendid s.
rm, frame tenant house with bath
and heat, go COW dairy barn
equipped for D. c. market, 38xS0
maternity barn. 30xSO equipment
shed, productive fertile Frederick
Co.. soil. Leased 1915 per mo.
excl. OF main house. 1 mile river
frontage. fishing, boating, swim
ming or other recreational and
riparian rights, l mile hard road
frontage on arterial route and
8 tate roads. A. miles d. c.
Adaptabtlity, charm, comfort, Sc
curtty and luxurious living are
al incl. Shown by appt. $500. 900.
CEAPTEc II TAA1cON
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

MOUNTAIN PROPERTY MOUNTAIN PROPERTY MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
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CALVERT COUNTY. MD.
|. 3. Waters g. Associates
PNiTSa PiHoNEs EnSspEsrSki sig sns iss MD
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

CHARLES H. JAMISoN
8 ACRE ROCKVILLE FARMETTE
brick Cape Cod, liv. rm.. with
firspl.' din. rm'' nod, kit beech;
wood wal apd s floor cab cabinets, g.,
dance Of storage, fuli bsmt., OF
.h.-wh., superbly handicapped bsaut
belisvabis hiShwoodsd aereAge,
mile from courthouss door. s4e.- :
300. Terms. Taxes $3.50. Posses
ae-A COUNTRY EsIATE=,Immae
is.98 trpo.,d iEs%: dS.lllns' S:sm.. dHS. S T%. I'm
sriS. family slss mod. hit,
bsdrm., % 3 Dsi ether pTs bsdrms ii and bath.
full attic, part bsmt,. oil heat,
giant shade trees, beaut. kept
kpaeious layn,,,s2. Lawn, barns ph,,S,nI sl,.ar :
l0.aere peach orehsrd oi 1900
I6ssi mss t.amssa i9T sem sst6lTc6q Y esah. sR'
I2O ACRES. 7-room. frame house.
2 horse barns, mile frontage 2
is5 AcREs@o.fm. Semimod. ma
tQnry house, 30.eoE, dairy barn,
silos, lge., streams, mi; 'front.'
ass, Z, Z hard road; , sa5 200 hath
masonry rambler 1881 liy. rm.
w/firepl.. huge mod kit, floor
and wall cabinets, refer. and stove.
hardwood fiooring thfopghout,
fun bsmt,, rec. rm. area. furnace
rm., oil heat. storm Window and
doors. bsmt., aarage. 700 n. 'front.'
age hard I'd. nf. churches. storesi
CHARLES H. JAMISoN
Reaitor
PoOLEsVILLE. MD.
VI. e-O223 OR 301-DL e-3202
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HOWARD COUNTY

country settinEs7 Privaeyi Com.
mute 10 ID CO AZ any rate
this 90 acre site. lust in How.
ard co. Il fine investment for
only $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
POND & WALLACE,
REALTORS

1 Z. Market st.
Loudoun Natl. Bank Bldg.
Leesburg. Va. Ph:. 7O3 777-4sO0
MARBURY. MD.-3-bedroom small
town home. large shade trees, ga
rage. shop or cabin. garden spot,
make offer. $1,000 down.
Ru a.oSiQ2vT oSiQ2vTNTY SERVICES ,0-o
MT; AIRY-Two homes for the
price Of one. a handsome, brick
cape Cod with bsmt.. plus q
Of property now rented. Relax in
the cool comfort Of small town
living, yet still close to the city.
Only $4,000. BOWERS BROS.
SOl-CL. 3-2040 or AP. 7-S40O.
PORT TOBACCO-3-bedrm- ranch
er. / acre. Waterfront rights. Best
IN country living, reduced 10 Sl2,-
800. Prompt sale.
COUNTY SERVICES
bU. S-2l51 301-MI. b-b272
SECLUDED MODERN HOME, near
Staunton, Va. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
ige. Nv. rm., rec. room w/firepl.
CITY water and sewer, natural gas
neat. Many unusual features. Ia
acre acres Zen, wlstr. and barn. More
trade. TOM BURNETTE, Ciarks-
burg, Nd. 301--S74- -24O3.
SECLUDED yet quite accessible,
with charm. character, large
pond site. bedrooms, two baths,
basement. fireplaces, steam heat,
large rooms. beautiful winding
stairway. in fact Just about every
thing for gracious living, l54
acres, cottage, stable. $50. 600.
Some beautiful ANTIQUES cans, can be-
bought with house.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Culpeper. Virginia
SlEN'DH RIvER-45O II. az A,
fishing, boating, Artistic 4 bed.
rm.. 2 tiled baths. master crafts
mans kitchen and D.R.-stone
Iireplace-oven. elec. range and
oven concealed by native stone,
stone fountain aquarium. Veran-
da-sun-deck-superb view river,
mts. owner an artisan, spent Il
yrs. completing. Physical ailment
forces sale at great loss, eniy
Sl3,500. Bank financing, Many
unusual apptmts. defy desc. j
ALLEN WILLIAMS. Bkr. Luray,
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CHARLES H. JAMISoN
Realtor
NNH @GHW- -
PooLEsyfIIE. MD.
WI. s-9223 OR 301-DI. 9-3262
CHICKEN FARM

Near downtown Frederick. Nd, 5
plus acres. lovely 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod home, garage completely
equipped. lovely view Of the sur
rounding mountains. Only S17,05O
with good terms. 949-5151.
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COLONIAL FARM ON HILLTOP,
Charles Co., 40 g., tenant house,
barns, lot oak trees, nr. Rte. 2IO.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
A, A. COUNTY
WATERFRONT
Al BUY AT A RARcAIN

50 acres with over 500 II. frontas,
on West River. Call for detaiis
MAX G. SCHWARTZ. Resitor
Deaie' Mo' UN. 7-ss7l
Evening star., 1963-05-12

=. a BUY AT A BARGAIN
open and wooded, mod SH0bn: hs. Ssi Ssi
an. acre incl. ~ mi. OF stream
adj state forest. Cd. terms On,
lease income, OWNER, AID, 2-O44O
A GOLD MINE for a party
who can afford 10 buy this
~ acres at Marshall Hall, Nd,
| 10 miles from y c.. and has
217b n, on both the south
and north sides OF Barry
Hill hwy, $50 ~. on Marshall
Hall pkwy, l4-room. half finished
house and q 4-room rented
house, Am past 40 and
wish 70 sell. Mu0UERDICHIAN,
bbrySnM bsyy ~ rd' P'o' Box "a, Marshall
ACCOKEEK -INDIANHEAD ARIA
Large acreage tract, some water
WIZ negotiate. Call day or eve.
COUNTY SERVICES
BU, 3-2lbl 30i-Mt, b-b272
ACRE LOTS FROM KI,21h An goos
growing subdivision mr.. water.
ADERHO REALTY co.
2S3-2lB3 List With Us 743-2Dbi
IhNN1 - ans WVHNtN ana cleared
city water, near C1A and Park.
way McCAY AND McCAY. INC
REALTORS, IA. s-S87b, ewes, "a
2-4713 or IA. S-0544.
ADDISON OFFERS
70 70 tracks on Enterprise I'd.
100 70 800 acres near Space Agency
water. and gas, / Y mi. improved
road frontage,
Baden--A 70 4 acre tracts wooded
or clear, mr.. schools and churches
~ Acres mostly clear. Tanyard
I'd, near Nottingham al Patuxeni
River, 0-acre tobacco allotment
SIS, 600. Terms.
ADDISON SUBURBAN REALTY
. Upper Marlboro, Nd,
7.2-2s4S 2B2.l14s CE, 6.sbs0
ALEX, MT, VERNON BLVD. AREA
-.-You will like the location Of
this hsacre lot. Convenient 10 new
Fort Hunt High and Waynewood
Elem. Schools. Asking 1880. n.
II. SWElTzER, Broker, XII. p-4s77,
ewes, so, b-Sb5b.
AJLANwOOD-Near Argyie coun-
try, Club. MontE. Co. Lovely acre
pvlluing sue, paved street. s5,n5n.