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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
White Tied in Knot

william 8. White Is tied
In what I regard as q most
unconscionable and indefen-
sible moral knot. He objects
10 a public accommodations
law because 1T is a clearly
unconstitutional invasion OF
the rights Of private prop
erty, however unethical racial
discrimination in business
may be and Is"
What he is really saying Is
that the right TO be intolerant
and prejudiced in a business
which purports, and is
licensed, TO serve the public.
is q higher right than the
right Of q person to be judged
on his own merit, as q person,
without regard to such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

part in the capture Of Vicks-
burg than the army; still 1t
has been employed in a man
ner highly creditable to all
concerned. The gunboats
have been constantly en-
ployed below Vicksburg in
Smelling the works, and with
success, cooperating heartily
with the army. The mortar
boats have tsen at work for
AZ days without intermission,
throwing shells into all parts
Of the city. even reaching the
works in the rear Of Vicks-
burg, and in front Of our
troops, q distance of three
miles. The capture Of
Vicksburg leaves us a large
army and naval forces free
to act all along the river. j..
The effect Of this blow will
be felt far up the tributaries
Of the Mississippi; the timid
and doubtful will take heart,
and the wicked, I hope, will
cease TO trouble us, for fear
Of the punishment which will
sooner or later overtake
them. ;" That Grant was
firm in his surrender terms
was clear In an exchange Of
notes with Confederate Gen.
John Pemberton, printed in
The Star Of July 10, 1853:
Pemberton wrote Grant: II
have the honor to propose
to you an armistice for blank
hours, with q view TO arrang-
ing the terms for the capit-
ulation OF Vicksburg. I
make this proposition TO save
the further effusion of blood,
which must otherwise be
shed TO q fearful extent,
feeling myself fully able TO
maintain my position q yet
indefinite period. ;" Grant
replied: "Your note pro-
poses an armistice Of several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
FROM THE STAR FILES.

hours for the purpose Of ar
ranging terms of capitula-
ton, through commissioners
to be appointed, etc. The eff
fusion of blood you propose
stopping by this course can
be ended at any time you
may choose, by an uncon-
ditional surrender of the city
or garrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07

the Britisher as he left was,
They ought to make Amer
lea sit here once a week."
Henry Adams who, in
memory Of his wife, gave to
a master workman the task
of conceiving and fashioning
a sculptured sacrament which
he hoped would ravish the
eyes and search the souls of
oncoming generations, often
called the finished statue
The Peace Of God. A very
distinguished statesman in a
letter to Adams gave this
appraisal-"The monument
is indescribably noble and
imposing. 1t is full Of poetry,
infinite wisdom, a past with
out beginning, and a future
without end, a repose after
limitless experience, a peace
to which nothing matters"
When the world began to
talk about this perfect flow
ering Of his genius, one
meeting st. Gaudens VEN
tured upon a subject the art
list always seemed reluctant
to discuss. Asked the mean
ing of his Rock Creek Gre
alton he replied slowly and
with deep feeling, Some call
it The Peace of God, some
Nirvana. 1t is the human
soul face to face with the
greatest of all mysteries"
The artists purpose evil
IDENTIFY was not to answer
final questions but to raise
them. The answer depends
upon the one facing that
tranquil countenance with
the deep eyes that neither
frown nor smile. There is
evidence that Adams desired
the memorial to express the
intellectual acceptance of
the inevitable, whatever that
might be. This hooded wom-
an was not meant as a mod
ern sphinx, she does speak
to those who have ears to
hear aSsuringly from a realm
where beyond these raucouS
voices there is peace. She is
beyond self, beyond sense,
beyond sham and show, be-
yond mortality, beyond grief!
Here, with a multitude of
white stones surrounding it,
and a world city sweeping up
to the very gates Of the GEM
etery, sitting unheeding in
this calm and sure retreat is
life-but, 1t is life 10 min
utes after DEATH
Grief is as far as philos-
ophy can go. But, as one
leaves Rock Creek Cemetery
there is another exquisite
creation which Borglum con-
sidered his masterpiece.
There Is the lovely figure of
a woman outside an empty
tomb. That life-life bronze
depicts Mary Magdalene
emerging from the vacant
grave on the first Easter
morning. Through her tears
she recognizes The Risen
Lord outside the sepulcher
and her glad and almost in
credulous cry, "R q b oni--
Master" suggested the title
of the sculpture.
When you sit there on that
judgment seat gazing at
Grief, letting that silent fig
ure in a graveyard speak to
the immortal part Of you, do
not leave that famous City
Of the Dead until you see
that other form and hear
Mary's cry ringing down the
ages, Masterl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
Castro Wins Again

Oh wretched, wretched youth! To
hold the fate Of Cuba in ones hand and
to flub It so miserably! Fidel was set
up for the kill. A strong forearm, a
tricky backhand, wicked smash to the
corner and he would have been dead.
But no, Eric Johnston missed his
chance. An American student bold
enough to tour the forbidden island,
young Mr.. Johnston was challenged to a
ping pong duel by the dictator, who
boasted: "You will be Prime Minister
and I will once again be student If
you defeat me-"
Eric, as is now generally known,
blew it badly Perhaps he was overawed
by the Bearded One. Perhaps, as an
other student suggested, Senior Castro
found 1t convenient to make up rules
as he went along 1--WE wouldn't put it
past hinl-he did remove his shoes, you
know. Perhaps Eric, after look around
the island, decided he wanted no part
of the Castro contrived mess. But to be
fair, perhaps Eric is just lousy ping
pong player.
If the latter is the case, we could
do we'll to forget all about the Davis
Cup team and concentrate on develop
ing more and better ping pongers. In
no time at all, one Of them might wrest
the Pearl of the Antilles from the ty-
rants grip. Not only would this solve
critical problem. 1t would also take poor
Eric off the hook as the man whose
weak serve kept the Cuban people in
bondage and left our Mr.. Kennedy still
stuck with a major headache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
Peace Corps Copied


some factual errors in Rich
ard Wilson's column on the
international Peace Corps
secretariat.
First, neither the secre-
tariat nor the United States
Peace Corps is trying to Or
ganize an international Peace
Corps. Rather we are making
available information about
our own experience to other
nations who wish to eStab-
lish national Peace Corps
organizations Of their own.
There is no purpose or inten-
ton to "internationalize" the
United States Peace Corps.
Rather we are encouraged
and flattered by the fact that
six other industrialized coun-
tries have already established
Peace Corps groups modelled
on our own.
Second, the work Of other
Peace Corps from industrial
ICED countries is completely
financed by those countries.
The United States does not
contribute a single cent to
the German Peace Corps or
any other European Peace
Corps. In fact, the countries
of Europe have already APP
propriated more than 81 mil
lion for such efforts. To the
extent we have, through the
secretariat, encouraged them
to do this we have acted con-
sistently with overall United
States policy to stimulate
others to bear more Of the
foreign aid burden.
Mr.. Wilson writes: IF other
nations actually pay their
own way in organizing devel-
opment teams for underde-
veloped countries then few
would seriously quarrel with
this new movement"
This is precisely what they
are doing.
Third. the secretartiat has
not received any money from
the United States Govern
ment for its work with the
Peace Corps Of other indus
trialized nations since Con-
gress rejected the State De-
partment supplemental APP
preparation for this purpose.
In fact, Mr.. Goodwin's trip
to be present at the inaugu-
ration of the German Peace
Corps was at the expense
and invitation of the Ger
man government which has
also contributed, along with
Israel, a full time staff
member to the secretariat.
personnel detailed to the
secretariat, under the au-
thority of section 628 OF the
Foreign Assistance Act, which
was unaffected by the con-
gressional action. have con-
tinued to work with 1t.
Fourth, United States par
ticipation in the secretariat
has been pursuant to statu-
tory authorization, and the
Peace Corps is presently seek
ing congressional authority
to renew this participation.
There is no intention to es-
tablish anything by "execu-
tive action" without appro-
pirate congressional author
ity.
We find 1t hopeful indeed
that nations throughout the
world are taking the Peace
Corps model for their own
and increasing the flow OF
skilled men and women TO
the developing countries OF
the world. We feel that the
work Of the United States
Peace Corps has made a real
contribution, and that Ell
forts to encourage others TO
make q similar effort are IN
the interests Of world under
standing.
william A. DelanO,
General Counsel. Peace
Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
"Do You Won't to Try Thut Feutherbed?"
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry tDriters' correct
names and addresses. All let
tiers are subject to condenSG-
ton. Those not used tDiH be
returned only iDhen accom-
panied By self addressed,
stamped envelopes.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
27 Kodiak Women At State Tourney

The Alaska Women's Bowling Association recently held their 4th Annual State Championship Tour. narent in Juneau, Alaska. Twenty seven women bowlers from Kodiak and the Naval Station participated in the tournament and made the trip via PIMA chartered flight.
 The following Kodiak women placed in the prize money.
 In the "A" Division Grace Pc. core took first place in the singles.
 Vivian Panchot was on a make up team in the "B" Division who placed in the money.
 The "B" Division doubles was well represented with Joy Payne
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
KODIAK MIRROR
By Bob Simon

The Committee Substitute for Senate Bill 60 became law during the last session of the legislature. ana 1t is quite evident from the telephone calls received at the commercial Fisheries Manage ment office of the Department of Fish and Game that it has caused some confusion among the fisher men.
 The law is not substitute for those sections of the commercial fishing regulations that provide for area registration and the April 15 deadline for the licensing and registration of salmon fishing yes. seis and gear. It provides for the transfer of vessel and gear licenses from one individual to another and the conditions under which such transfers are legal. The conditions referred to are the sickness, injury. death, unavailability or other in- expectation of the licensee that prevents or may prevent a licensed commercial fishing vessel from he. ing used for commercial fishing
 A written statement on forms
 furnished by the Department of
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
New Law Affecting Vessel And Gear License Transfers Is Explained

Fish and Game along with the pertinent licensing information at the time the transfer is made PRIOR to the time the transferee commences fishing and within 10 days of a radio or telephone communication. The law pro. vides that the statements will be referred to the Department of Law.
 At the present time, the transfer forms and supplemental licenses are being printed, but should be at the local Department of Fish and Game office in a short time.
 In the meantime, in order to avoid misunderstanding or pos. sible grief, it is requested that fishermen or vessel owners con. suit with the Commercial Fish. cries Management office of the Department of Fish and Game should any questions arise.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
Admiral And Mrs. BakutiS Aboard M w M aIaspina

Admiral Fred E. Bakutis, USN, Commander Alaskan Sea Frontier, left last Friday for Prince Rupert, B.C., where he and Mrs. Bakutis boarded the new Alaska Ferryboat Malaspina on her inaugural voyage.
 The trip lasted several days Q
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03

and Fern Mathis, Billie Clausen and Natalie Vrossen bringing home the dough.
 Martha Coulson and Shir1ee Za- sada were on the board in the "B" Division singles.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03

allow the invited guests. travel editors nd journalists from throughout the States, to visit over- night at southeastern ports of call. Admiral and Mrs. Bakutis are ex- pected to return today.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
Ad Correction

Last week we inadvertently ran the Chevrolet advertisement with an incorrect dealers name. The Chevrolet dealer for Kodiak is D0nnelley & Acheson.
Evening star., 1963-06-30

a GOSPEL TIME.
Gospel music featuring guest ehoruses.
q LAMP UNTO MY FEET.
Music. "cantata of Saint john" A
choral work by Composer Carlos Surinach
specially commissioned for this program
in honor Of the patron saint of Puerto
Rico.
o:l5 q OPERATION UNDERSTANDING.
Discussion. What is the Heart and
Mind of the American Neero?" Guests:
Rev. Franklin jackson and Dr. Clarence
Crawford.
$50 q THIS IS THE PROBLEM.
Discussion. Produced in cooperation
with the Council of Churches, National
Capital Area.
q THE JEWISH HOUR.
Religion "An American Girl" film
showing how people can become blinded
by irrational preludiees.
q B0Zo CARTOON SHOW.
Children. Iva Hours
q JEWISH COMMUNITY HOUR.
Religion The Bnai Israel Confirmation
Glass presents the cantata "In Freedoms
Light" Estee Abraham, director
1000 q RELIGIOUS HOUR.
Religion. Produced in cooperation with
the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington.
q FAITH FOR TODAY.
Religion.
q BUGS BUNNY PRESENTS.
Cartoons. Hour. 55 Minutes.
1870 q HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS.
Drama. "The Terrible Gift" young
man tries to find someone who is truly
man" in the midst of a materiaIistic
and conformist society.
q GEORGETOWN FORUM.
Public Affairs. "ckil Rights Is Every
ushinston. D. C.. June 30. 1868
Evening star., 1963-06-30
M OPERATION UNDERSTANDING.

Discussion What is the Heart and
Mind Of the American Nesro?" Guests:
Rev. Franklin jackson and Or. Clarence
Crawford.
Evening star., 1963-06-30
q GOSPEL TIME.
Gospel music featuring guest choruses.
q LAMP UNTO MY FEET.

Music. "Cantata Of Saint john" A
choral work by Composer Carlos Surinach
specially commissioned for this program
in honor Of the patron saint Of Puerto
Rico.
Evening star., 1963-06-30
The Week s Programs

WEc W.T. ~Se so, June 30-Juy Channel Channel WMs W4C ess ass
PROGRAMS UNDER HOURS AT WHICH THEY BEGIN
Evening star., 1963-05-26
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
(CONTINUEDl

FRONT ROYAL. VA.-New cinder
blk. cabin on wooded acre lot.
Full price 81 1900. 7O3-437-1163
SPECIALS! Blue Ridge and Mas
s'ntn. woodland fr. IL acres up
from $3.50. For best prices in mt
acreage try j. ALLEN WILLIAMS
Broker, Luray, Va.
78 ACRES, in North River Valley,
west Of Winchester, Va. Part
wooded w/old house and barn will
make a real hideaway. Good flow
ing spring w/beaut. view. Barn
can be used for a clubhouse, etc.
A do-it-yourself deal. Total price,
$4,000, w/easy terms. $1,000
down and S100 monthly. Phone
OWNER. 703-662-662
is ACRES, mr.. winchester, Va. All
wooded wan old house site on
land w/fruit trees and shrubbery,
high Up on q mountain W/sood
flowing spring. Easily assessible
w/elec. avail. Secluded. S3,905 w
terms; $500 down and $50
monthly. Phone OWNER. .703--
662 1926.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

MOUNTAIN LOT OWNERS ONLY
-Weyerhaeuser mountain cot
taRe erected on your lot. Quality
construction, low monthly pay
ments. DON DEANE, OIL. 4-5296
nllRr z d m
Evening star., 1963-05-26

MAGNOLIA '6i. 45x10, with wash
er. Best offer. so. S-0679.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, so mile

ROSE HAVEN, on Chesapeake Bay
Cottage with pier, on excellent
deep water harbor, liY. rm.. kit,
bedrms.. bath, lge. scr, porch,
located on State rd., hr. from
Washington. Price S14,5O0. Call
Evening star., 1963-05-26
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BEAUT. LOT, 5Oxl25. life men,
bership to country club, golf,
swim. pool, hunting. boating
Terms accepted. so. 5-44S2 aft. 5.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
SEASH0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, Del. ocean blk
2 lge. jalousie poTches. Sun deck
elec. kit. tirepl., ) bedrm., 2'a
baths. avail. from June l5. $500
wk. EN- 5-l350.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-3-bedrm.
cottage for rent. Va block ocean;
furn., newly redec.. scr. pch., Sl20
wkly.. $50 Jun. & Sept. 772-3205
BETHANY BEACH, DEL,-For rent
furnished, 3-bedrm. house, block
to ocean, S10O week. EN-. 2-5533
OCEAN CITY, MD, 8, 4 rm
apt. SS0-S155 wk. LA. 6-22OS
LA. 6-S420, JU. 5-2635.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Brand- new
attr, 1-bedrm. apt. SPEC, LIST
wks., June, S35 wk. JE. 3-0234.
OCEAN CITY, MD. = 2 apts. in
ocean-front cot, city wat, guard,
beach; reas. rates. HE. 9-253l.
REHOBOTH BEACH-Furn. house
Tor rent. ; bdrms.; 6/3-7; $40
u; 9L9-13; $50 for 5 days. 6L24,
2S; S75 for 5 days. JIM, 474-Sl6l
Evening star., 1963-05-26
COBB ISLAND AREA

1 acre on the Wicomico River
Panoramic view, sandy beach, 200
II. pier, lIa-story modern DWELLING
with 3 bedrooms on the first floor
II you want an acre on the water
and a roof over your head fol
Sl4,400 with $4,000 down and
balance IN 10 yrs. Do not pass
this one up.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
COBB ISLAND MD.

A new 2-bedrm. Handy Mans
Special; elec. wired and inspected.
100xll9-foot corner lot, GOOD
location. / block from the Potomac
River. $4,000 with $500 down.
S44.4l per mo, on approved credit.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
GARAGES

GARAGE WANTED fol use in
mechanical repair work. Between
4 4.000-6 600 50. II. required.
Please reply to Box l74.z Star
GARAGE-Nr. llth and z. Cap.
For car brick elect, water.
Sl4 mo. FE. 3-5596.
LARGE detached garage. vicinity
Colorado and Longfellow SITS. NV.
Call RA. $1,000.
s32 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV, -
GARAGE for rent. $3.50 per mo.
7laxl6 It. storage or small car.
965-l2S3.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

Payments tHcludc costs OF the lOdH n Ts-
paid on lcheduie. Charges on loans ahops
800 mode nHdsr the Indultfial TinaHes
Lap,
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A BARGAIN

Reduced for quick sale, lovely 4.
bedrm. home overlooking water;
has den, liv. rm.. bath, lge. kit,
bsmt. plus 3 waterfront lots.
PRICED AT 60 Q50
Evening star., 1963-05-26

POTOMAC RIVER-Brick Colonial.
liv. rm.. study. bedrms.. . baths.
private beach and pier. I 3 min. 20
7 Alex. BY OWNER. CHI. $3.50
Evening star., 1963-05-26
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l-West River. 2 year-round homes
on 3 lots, both furnished,
bedrms. each, insulated. patio
well. trees, lovely view. Owner
financing, immed. poSs., S2O,OOC
for both.
2-Patuxent River. rs acres. lovely
view, 900 #. on paved road, "a
miles from d. c., S25,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Md
Phone University 7sS0O6, II NJ
answer, call Prince Frederick los
Evening star., 1963-05-26
WOODLAND
REALTY
EDGEWATER. MD.

Route pa at Muddy Greek Road
Woodland Beach, Route 253
CO. 3-51S3 SW. S-355O
$4,000 REDUCTION = Yes, the
owner will sacrifice his water
tion for immediate sale. This Is
your opportunity. Call q. B,
LORRAINE (Broker), Richmond
Federal Bldg.,7 Richmond, Va,
Phone 643-9053 or Heathsville
office. Hudson 2-3455.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
ALSO LISTING ON OTHER

YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
JOE DOYLE, COBB ISLAND, MD
Code-cLearbrook 9-226l
EASTERN SHORE MARYLAND
Somerset County Historic Colonial
home in good condition. 10 rms
s firepls., secluded. on water, old
shade Eng. lockwood fine sailing
boating fishing. S25700 or Ions
lease. Brochure on REQ. MR.. CUR
IT'S phone Marion Station Nd
4l7l Sun. or Phila. (WAlnut g
HgfnN uHaaEAaur
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Fn0ea OPEN ALL ALL DAY tSf SUNDAYS NJ zoo
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

NEELED ESTATE - Attractive g.
bedrm., 2-bath home on bay front
Wide sand beach. Restricted. Nice
environment.
PATUxENT RIVER - 2.3S acres,
front 500 IT. on water, large oaks,
90 miles from District. 10 miles
from Andrews Air Base.
NEELED ESTATE - Attractive 2
bedrm. cottage, mod. kit. bath
liV. rm. with fireplace, expandable
2nd floor. 100-ft. lot, l block
from wide sand beach on bay
$4,000 incl. furnishings.
Open Sundays and All Weekdays
Except Wednesdays
j. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk. Md. Phone Alpine 7-273C
or Prince Frederick 2l4 and ass.
ST. MARYS RIVER-225-ft. water.
front and 5 acres, modern brick
r.-round home, l5x25 liy. room
fireplace, mod. kitchen Fireplace
2Ox20 screened porch, Handicapped
grounds. NJ. F. QUILL, st. Nary
City. Nd
Evening star., 1963-05-26
AVIATION
icONIlNUED)

1860 CESSNA l72. 325 hrs. On
lite MAKR Ben, King KX-1OO.
New paint. Wheel fairings. $3.50.
1897 CESSNA 172, $50 SMoH
LTR.6 with omni. full panel,
rot. ben. Ali new Interior, brand
new paint. Absolutely the most
beautiful 172 on the East Coast.
BONANZA E-3b. $50 hours on 1'f FAC.
tory engine. Dual omni. standby
trans, glideslope rcvr., ADF, new
PAINT; TSrn,,g,o,I, many extras Perfect Pc ES6
BoNaNS2G BtSNSGaIS 2Gut: c-sS. 200 sMoSi ai2;GSo aSe
II, ADJ, new paint. square tips.
Looks brand new. viii take trade.
1854 APACHE. 200 and 900 S5Siofp s&oa'
Original radio equipment. Needs
int; work. Paint good. Priced to
1855 APACHE. 1900 hrs. T!r'0S0 TT SO
SMOH both eng. and props. Dual
MK-Vs with VoA-3 omnis. ADJ
I'D, Lear LIZ auto-pilot. oxygen.
orlglnal interior. Nicest SO Apache
We have many sirplanes not SiHigeS iisteS
here, Call US collect. Maybe we
have yours.
MARYLAND AIRMoTIvE SALES
202 s. Richie Hwy, Glen Burnie
30l-SO. l-01Ol
WANTED or 2 private pilots to
snare purchase Of Cessna l70 or
l72. so. S-SOS9.
1888 CESSNA Blob. loaded with
equipment and priced to move.
I4S-53OO.
= INTEREST in 1857 TriPacer,
$1,000. in excel. cond., full panel,
must fly to appreciate. hangered
at Rose Valley. Call before pm.
54S-133B.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Calvert RealtY AgcY. Corp
RIVER VIEW PARK
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD

BRooMEs IsLAND-small cottage
near river, about / acre rich
land, excel for summer use or to
fix up for retirement. $4,000
MILL CREEK-Near Solomons. .
bedrooms, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. area, mod. kit, bath, porch,
handicapped lot. 90 II. on water,
5O-ft. pier, artesian we'll, central
heat sale furnished.
PATUXENT RIVER 90 acres,
l,OO0-ft. frontage on river and
cove. 3 houses now rented.
piers. Outstanding for develop
er park, restaurant. Can be easily
financed
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
/ 900 Acres-On Chesapeake Bay.
s Acres-On Chesapeake Bay.
is Acres-On Chesapeake Bay.
.PATUXENT RIvER-2-acre estate,
Ions shore line incl. old landing
point, older type home completely
moderni2ed with oil heat, air
basement, 2-car garage, iiO-ft.
BY paved I'd. about As mi. from
the District.
.DARES BEACH-Modern 2-bedrm.
cottage, very neat, picket-fenced
yard, blocks from Bay. Central
heat mod. kit. and bath, S9,750,
terms.
SoLoMONS - Investment income
OnnnNtnvfFw Tn-kaANRnra n
house on water, pvt. pier, deep
water anchorage, $4,000.
COVE bedroom cottage,
mod. kit, bath, fireplace, =
porches, | block from Bay, with
nice water view, well furnished.
LONG BEAcH-3 adjoining wooded
lots near harbor with view OF
Bay. S3.5OO, easy terms.
MILL CREEK. near solomons-Lge.
water w/pvt. pier. owner trans
ferred. Your opportunity to cash in
on all the hard work and 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. ht on 3 lots.
Excel. Bay view, wide sand beach,
$1,000. terms.
J. B. Waters & Associates
Prince Frederick. Md.
Phone PA and ass