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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

This is my first Letter to
the Editor" although my
pursuits, as chairman Of the
Public Utilities Commission
and member of the Board Of
Commissioners, between 1858
and 1861, have provided
many opportunities. I write
now to commend the wisdom
and Importance to this COM
munity of two recent articles
appearing in your editorial
sections, to wit: The splendid
article in Sundays Star writ
ten by 1t. Col. Bert Cumby
and entitled, "The Negro and
D. c. Crime; and your April
8 editorial, ATTACK on
Crime" commencing tn e
brilliant and responsible
policy statement Of Robert
Grayson MCGUIRE. jr., presi-
dent of the Washington
Urban League.
The Citizens Crime Com
mission sees the present
crime situation in Washing
ton as a question Of whether
law and order will reign in
the streets Of Washington
this spring and summer, or
whether further encourage
ment will theoretically be
given to the cowardly thugs
and rapists to continue their
depredations on the public.
Both Of the above statements
gave full voice to this prob
lem, and the fact that it is
in large part the citizens role
of the total community" to
deal with it. If the total
community will follow mill
family the footsteps Of Gray
son MCGUIRE and Col. Cumby
it will make progress quickly
towards the suppression Of
street violence which is the
most shameful disgrace of
the Nations Capital.
Robert E. Mclaughlin,
President, Citizens Crime
Commission Of Metropoli-
tan Washington.
50 50
This is written to thank
you for publishing the article
1.-THE Negro and d. c. Crime"
by Bert Cumby in The Sun
day Star and to commend
Mr.. Cumby for writing it.
The article deserves praise
for its thought and its style.
I particularly applaud his
concern for the past and
prospective victims Of GRIM
inals. It would be better for
the community than 1t is now
If this concern was shared by
the courts, who in their zeal
to protect criminals from
society have entirely forgot
ten that society needs to be
protected from the criminal.
I would add one more rec
ommendation for remedy to
those Mr.. Cumby has re-
counted. Without exception
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their main fire for work at
close quarters. but when the
Weehawken had reached
within 600 yards Of Fort
Sumter. a long. broad, bril-
liant line Of flame formed a
fiery grit from Cummings
Point to Moultrieville, fol-
lowed instantaneously by
immense volumes Of smoke
and a rain Of projectiles that
fairly hid the turrets Of our
craft with countless spouts
Of water thrown up by strik-
ing shot and shell. {"
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and immortality among his
race. He must set a good
example for his children
and also teach them to
respect authority, to have
respect for the property of
others and consideration for
their personal rights. He
must feel, himself, and teach
his children that it is shame
full to live on public welfare
when one is able to work
and honest work is available.
There are those who will
say that the Negro has tried
to be responsible and indus
trious but that it has got him
nowhere. If these people will
stop to think, I believe they
will agree that great progress
has been made by Negroes of
character who have been will
ing to make the effort to sue
coed. AS Mr.. Cumby said so
well, before the Negro Cor
anyone else) can demand re-
spect from others, he must
first respect himself; before
he can expect others to treat
him with dignity. he must
first possess dignity In him.
self.
Harvey II. Hewitt.
Irealize that the front page
Of any newspaper must be
reserved for the late and, per-
haps, sensational news. But
exceptions to established
rules or to routine ap-
proaches frequently have
most satisfactory results.
What I have reference to
are the well-written and ex-
tremely wise comments Of
Bert Cumby on the subject
of the Negro and D. c. crime
in last Sundays Star.
Great good could be
achieved If this were re-
printed-on the front page
where scores Of thousands
would read it.
1t is refreshing to have
among us one who recognizes
the problem for what 1t is,
who feels that people who
seek proper recognition
should also be ready to ac-
cept responsibilities. who
feels that crime should be
dealt with regardless Of color
and who comes up with some
practical suggestions.
More thinking of the
Cumby character and we'd
have no great problems here
in Washington or anywhere
else.
Gabriel Tauber.
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so Years Ago

A pail hung over Harvard
80 years ago, as students
there learned that curbs were
being placed on their mess
halls. scenes Of gay times.
where soup was slurped 10 the
accompaniment Of honky-
tonk piano and clashing SYM
bols. The Star OF April o,
1918. reported from Cam
bridge: Because the playing
OF ragtime music at Har-
wards Memorial Hall has re-
suited In an unusually heavy
breakage OF crockery, the
syncopated strains have been
barred. The students will
have music with their meals,
but not Of the ragtime va
riety. Asked why so many
dishes were broken, a spokes-
man for colored walters re-
piled: When that music
sounds, I Just can't keep
STILL"
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a deaf ear to all the insults
hurled from this cradle of
anti-AmericaniSm on the
coast Of Peru, eighty-five doc
tors, nurses, and others who
shared their passion to bring
relief to want and woe, bent
their backs to a thankless
task. In 10 months the
HOPES medical staff per-
formed more than 1000 major
operations, treated 10000
diseased persons, and inocu-
lated more than a hundred
thousand against infections.
Through distribution of milk,
medicine, and needed food,
at least 100000 Peruvians
were reached in 10 cities and
towns. Surely here was an
inspiring example of the spirit
OF the rejected conquerer
riding into a modern city in
spite of the revilings Of the
crowd and fulfilling the test
of the final judgment as fore
cast by the Christ Of Palm
Sunday and Easter-"I was
sick and We came unto me,
I was hungry and We gave me
to eat"
And what happened to the
misinformed opposition? It
melted away under the warm
rays of good returned for
evil! AS the American ship
prepared to leave for home,
= 10000 people crowded the
stadium for a farewell cere-
mony which lasted eight
hours amid wild acclaim. A
leading newspaper in an edi-
torial voiced the feeling Of
the city as it said: "GRINGO
Is no longer a synonym Of
yankee capitalism, Of in
justice. Of economic mono
poly. Since May 1862 GRINGO
has meant for Peruvians, he
who saves and alleviates
pain -. And so it came to
pass when the HOPE turned
her PROV homeward after 10
months of unloading tons of
good will in genuine concern,
she was garlanded with
flowers!
This selfless crew Of do
gooders serving in the spirit
of that One who went about
doing good, left behind not
only an army of healed
bodies but local doctors and
nurses trained in the latest
hospital techniques. But on
the returning mercy ship
there was no plan to return
the vessel to the mothball
fleet Of the Navy from which
it had been salvaged. The
talk was Of another voyage,
with a confident faith that
the immense cost will come
from the generous hands Of
Americans who care. Where
next? DR.. Walsh has his
eyes on Ecuador and even
now, as repeaters, doctors
and nurses are signing up.
But why this new proposed
destination? Because, says
the good doctor, along the
Amazon people are dying
from ailments both prevent
able and durable.
And he added, II remem-
Der that it was in Ecuador
that anti-Americans spit on
me- Well, once hatred spit
upon the spotless Christ
who so long ago, with stead
fast faith, was met with
ridiculing spite. But, hours
later, hanging on two crossed
beams Of wood
Before that tpeSterino sun
tDent doi0n,
CrotuninO the day With
crimson croiDn-
He knetO that He had non.
And wherever. whenever,
there is put to the test the
precepts Of that One whom
no tomb could hold-as the
..a-... ,,lnk1. Ia Midas anotnI
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popularity within a single State. But
when they show up in the big States,
with the tempting possibility that they
might represent a large bloc of electoral
votes, they become factors in party plan
ming for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

The Washington Nationals
opened the American League
season so years ago by edging
New York 2 TO /. The winning
pitcher, naturally. was Walter
johnson. The Star OF April
IL, 1913. said johnson was
not at his best-he never IL
when he allows as many as
8 bits"
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CHARLES H. JAMISON
POOLFsVII.E. ND.

POOLFbVIIE, MD.
WI. S-A3s3 or 3Ol-DI. g.3.62
COUPLE WOULD LIKE small farm
In Va. or house with enough acres
for horses Reas. PL. 9-276S.
CULPEPER, va. AREA-Number Of
good buys. Call for details. FARM
A. CITY PROPERTIES, WO. 6-7O2N
Evening star., 1963-02-03
ANNE ARUNDEL co.
TWELVE LOTS
$18,950

NEW HoMEs-YoU MUST SEE
HonHs HOME WY WETE / 4SR sERUTirun 4 hEREGEY BAY
TRic TTRFiicc' kfTcHrN kHE1h MoRfTH WIFI EYE. EYE.
NETS. PRICED FROM SI3, 800 to
S15,b00. SELECT Bayfront COM
munity with protected community
all the family. Open for your
inspection Sun. Mon. and Tues.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY '6i FLH IA" Excellent
condition. JU. S-4072 after 8 pm.
1861 DUCATI-Ideal for commuter
or student, excellent mechanical
cond. Call OIL, 2-403S,
Evening star., 1963-02-03
PRIVATE
pRoTvssToNAI, SPACE am IN.

Entire floor consists OF lovely mod
ern 3-room paneled suite. active
southeast area needs protes-
sionals, etc. Low low rental. he
Evening star., 1963-02-03
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

MARINA SITE. Charles Co., Nd
With long frontage and adeouate
acreage, for allied facilities such
Mr.. GUS CoOKsEY. phone 30l-|
y We co. 4-stSs. INe. LYMAN c. DELE
MOYAONE RESERVE, near Aceo-
keek--6-acre h0mesites In estAb-
lished residential community.
Woods, fields, ravines. Land use
covenants protect investment.
THE PISCATAWAY CO.. INC,
BU. 3-2121. Sat. and Sun. Only
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB - Beautiful 1-acre corner
domestic. over 400 It. paved street
ttTontases;, ss;,r Price only SLIGO
NORBECK-sh acres, country club
area, ideal for gentleman's estate.
scenic countryside, city water. gas,
electric. Owner will finance, 94o-
2l31. q. A. SCHLESINGER co.
OLNEY AREA - s5 cleared acres,
gently rolling. encircled By roads,
with X mi. frontage hard road.
81, 900 per acre. EN-. 2-S13S.
ON PAVED ROAD. long frontage.
lovely building Site. mountain
view. 132 acres, good land, soil
bank income s1.444.sO. Price
BoRSbtSERRiiNo LARGE CREEK. about
l15 q. Good hunting. some CROP
ieS VsS sgnSoo TS1stes on 'si sra1s @pustss ststs
road, 1855 a.. old house. electric
ity. running water. Swiss view.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Evening star., 1963-02-03
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CHARMING I4-ROOM HOME. on
is acres OF beautiful rolling land
Scar garage. stables, lake. Truly
one Of the shoERlaees Of Mont,
5-7ii3. or Mr. Elliott. JU. S-isO3
ROUTE I, VA. FOR RENT-4 rms
RI, ind 7tsssi GsthI oil heat siIR $GP5s s.qca.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
T1DEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Cove Point. wide fiat sandy
beach. completely furnished g.
bedrm. home with large studio liv-
ing rIn.. fireplace. y baths. ex-
tra sleeping space over balcony
2@st. Mary's County. 1875 acres
u mi. .riverfront. handsome s.
rm. brick and elapboard Colonial
home. river view from every rm.
sandy beach, so It. dock. 10
water, Groom. modernized farm
house. apt. over garage numerous
attractive farm bldgs.. lake. ten.
mis- court. duck blind, airfield
suitable for cattle and tobacco
beautifully handicapped grounds
owner will sacrifice.
3-Chesapeake Bay. large lot or
wide. fiat sandy beach. owner II.
nancing.
River. 100 It. wa,
terfront. large lot with nice lawn
fruit trees. electric kitchen, largI
living rm. with fireplace. ial.
ousied porch. lovely view, artes.
ian well. pump house. IS mi
River. 80 II. water.
front. large lot. improved with
pier. pier house and boat ramp
Evening star., 1963-02-03
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
AIR COMPRESSOR. sehramm Z.

AIR COMPRESSOR, sehramm as
elm, Like new. Cost S2,007, will
sell for $1,000. cL. 6-456O.
AVAIL. IMMED. : Complete crew
for pipe. curb and gutter and
rough grading. incl. hackhoe, load
er, other equipment. BY foot, hour
or contract. Anywhere, any eondi-
tions. Call cOcKRELL any time
Sat. or Sun. 354-O27s.
BULLDozER Miehigan, oradall
generators. pumps, Ford tractors.
cement mixers, grinders, finishing
IN. 4.siOC. .Ju. s.Soto' O. 4ooNS'
CARDINAL BRICK SAW, diamond
blade. 60-ft., heavy cable; used 3
weeks; costs $3.50. sac. S.Ib0.
Also, . bags, Muller mortar mixer;
$500. RA. 6-4930.
IHC INDUSTRIAL and cravler
tractors and eauipment,
p. II. MOORE
y 8 sol, l Mile South Of New 80
Mitehellyille, Nd cE. 8-sisI
lNTERN'L : Industrial and util.
tractors, backhoes and motors,
parts, sales, service. NORMAN a
STAIGER. Gath. WI $4,000.
Low BOY TRAILER and ONO
truck tractor, Si,4O0 for both,
or will sell separately. cY. 7-sTs6.
Ig-YARD CRAwLER PAN. excel
lent condition. Priced reasonably.
23.ToN Ia CROSSE. low bed trail
er, good condition $500 or best
offer sP, $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
PROFESSIONAL SPACE

ANNJE LNJoAOKNENI VI 1N~H
FOR architects. accountants. doc
tors, dentists. lawyers, etc, Indi-
vidual suites In q downtown lux
ury apt. building, close 10 finan-
eial district, Suites up 10 800
50. n. available for immediate
occupancy. Call MR., zUPNlk, 723-
Evening star., 1963-02-03
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
ALL CASH = No ZEE

FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DlcKEY's AP. 7-sOs0
ALL CASH, FREE APPRAIsALs
Pr. Geo. Charles. 81. Marys Co,
WA. t-O334 Mr.. Fraass. 77a-sO6s
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick. Md. Phone lOs
II No Answer Call 1S4
wEsTMORELAND CO.-Neat mod :
ern i-story frame asbestos sid
ing, gutterinE, other good details.
. bedrms., bath. kitchen. new gas
range. attic, liv. room and air
conditioned, artesian well. Tool
house, hardwood floors. heated.
one acre waterfront, pier. deep
harbor within sight Of Potomac
River. Sll,25O. r. NJ. NORRIS,
Jr., Realtor. Hague, Va.
Q BLDG. LOTS. leveled, cleared,
5OxlOO. $1,000 for all. $1,000 dn.
Owner will finance. EXCEL. FARM
a HOME RLTY.. 449-64O0.
100 ACRES on navigable water and
State road. near other nice es-
tates on historic northern neck OF
virginia. Attractive farmhouse re-
stored and modernized. z large
and 2 small rooms. . baths. mod !
ern heat. Hieh elevation, rolling
terrain. Quantity OF English box
wood and flowers. An interestinR
property. Price only $50. 900.
q. b. LORRAINE. Richmond Fed
eral Bldg, Richmond, Va. also
Heathsville. The widest range OF
hastings on waterfront properties
available In Virginia. Free book
Evening star., 1963-02-03

on the waterfront. with plsr.
Home With living rm.. hit. -dineits.
. bedrmsa bath, screened porch.
pl .l,osi h,oss.air heat Lee veTkshcp
HoMrs. FARMS, ACREAGE, LOTS
COMMERCIAL PRopFRTIFa
oFFIcE oPEN fvERY DAY
Evening star., 1963-02-03
GOSHEN ESTATES

GOSHEN ESTATES
Beaut. country estate sites in
hunt clue area, | to 5 acres.
Priced from under $1,000. Terms
a9's down. bal. In yrs. conv.
TO 70-s, mi. north OF Gathers
burg.
For beautiful ,t,i building sites in
Evening star., 1963-02-03
SACRIFICE

SOLOMONs, MD.-1-bedrm. house
liz. kit. bath. screened porch.
PAfl'U1xENr RIvER-pireet water
front home, basement. hot-air
heat. utility shed and pier. S11.-
BREEZY POINT BEACH-3-bed-
room house completely renovated,
fireplace, year round. $4,000.
OLIVET. MD.-14 acres on marrow
creek. S10,500.
WEEMS REALTY
William L. Weems, Broker
Prince Frederick, Maryland
Phone. Pr. Fred. 575 or 57-R or 155
SPACIOUS OLD HOME with deep
boat harbor in rear. large
rooms downstairs. 4 rooms up
stairs, 2 baths. Large shade trees.
seTes Exes.lIsnt vaiSe SSI
CAPT. H. c. ROBINSON. USN
lRet.l, Broker. White Stone. Va.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CHEVY CHASE

Two choice building lots located
in beautiful residential area. in
upper NV. WASHINGTON. 1900
and 10000 50. II. For further
information call Mr., Hillyard. Elk.
3-24So ewes. and Suns. ia.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

CONF. on beautiful 1900 block OF
N 81, NV. Redecorated. Approx
1000 50. H. prime office space
SB,lOO, Parking. BY OWNER. Firm
cash, Si20.000. Box lls-H, Star,
PROFESSIONAL BLDG Pa. and
MINI. aves. St .rm, suite, air
JOSEPH FIIIPPo REALTY CO..
LU. I-7717.
Evening star., 1963-02-03

LEISNER & HANSON
Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2291
ABELLs, MD.-5-room cottage,
porch, own pier, shop 24L24 ami.
Furn. or will sell for cost. Plumb
ing. 81, 200; lot, $4,000; house and
shop, $500. To see call DOL
OR. 6-eS21. r, SHONTERE.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
MONEY TO LOAN
AVIATION
REECHCRAFT SERVICE

D11ShMSaAhA
We take pleasure in announcing the
appointment Of Mr., Ed Johnson as
service manager. Mr.. johnson was
formerly service manager for At
lanttc Aviation for many years,
Our service facilities are located
at Rose Valley Airport. We would
be happy to submit quotes on in
spection. engine changes and mod
NATfoNAL AVIATION CORP.
oAlhs "a h4.7sSS AND s4s:S657 ss4EsES1SE7
FOR sALE-Stinson Voyager $50.
Can arrange financing. Call
5B7-36S5 wk. ends or ewes. on'y.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION night
For appt.. call s84-3 $3.50.
J-3 CLIPPFD WING CUB-Excei.
shape. Just topped. viii sell part
interest or whole. Cash, terms or
trade. Call Monday. 10. 7-2si3.
NEW HANGARs and tie-downs
available at Hyde Field, Clinton,
Nd. We have newly paved Tun-
WAYS and taxiways. CY. 7-sSfO.
PIPER PAGER PA 20, $50 TT A
and z; omni and LF. $3.50. Call
1917 T CRAFT. zero time, every
thing, must see to appreciate. FL.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A, A. COUNTY
GOTTA ROAT

And need = plAes IN park tp
Look al this waterfront home
ElsRins Pm. Tm. TpGiif,pli0 plfr hsSoGI tit' \
s.drm..; 2 bsths: jsiOuiisd porch.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
BUY
VACATION COTTAGE
NOW
CHESAPEAKE I'D. Inc
SALES INSURANCE RENTALS
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD.

coBB ISLAND, MD.-outstandinl
offerl Custom built moderT
AMI. year round Ia story 4
open bedrm. retirement dwellins
Full basement. 2 enclosed
porehes, 2 fireplaces, and auto.
matte oil heat. Furniture include,
Hammond eleetronic organ, HiF
Stereo. Tv. in-board boat. ode
tools. ETC., 2-car garage. 100x'
l75-it. lot with shade and fruit
trees and your own dock. on deep.
water. landlocked Neale SounC
"a perfect harborl. Excellent
view. SEE TT-BUY IT ENJOY
TT Shown By appointment.
YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
JOE DOYLE COBB ISLAND. MD
Code 301 : CL. 9-2261
NECK-Modern l-storl
home. 9 rooms. 2 baths. oil heat
Near village and navigable sal
water with free access to river
Large lot, fruit trees, grapes ane
woodland. Price only $4,000, O. B
LORRAINE, Broker. Richmond
Federal Bldg, Richmond, Va
Heathsville office. phone HUdsol
2-345b.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
TOMS CHEVROLET

METRO $50 Aa-ton 7-ft. step van.
as is. where is. A money maker.
Evening star., 1963-02-03
FARMS

AcreS-90 Cattle Farm
In Pa. on state road 10 mi. to
barns. outbldss.. all good, .
mountain streams. lge; pond
stocked with fish, best Of hunting.
Sl1. 700, terms. Have TO sell.
w. VA. DAIRY-212 A.
Milking 40 cows. new milking par
lor. 5OO-gal. milking tank. ship
ping to d. c. New barns. silos
S-rm. house, sets high. good view
along Route so, 9S mi. to d. c.
S3S. 300. terms. VIII sell cattle
and machinery.
RIVER BOTTOM FARM
City limits OF Moorefield. W. Va.
on Rte. 220. All iarmabie and
level. Rich soil, good house and
2 barns. Good Investment.
RETIREMENT FARM
8 acres, all level in W. Va. New
hse., 3 b,r., tile baths, oil ht..
on nd. rd., low taxes. $4,000.
FARM AND ACREAGE
Daries and cattle. chicken and tur-
bargains in W. Va, Nd. and Pa.
Prices from $40, ,O0O-SlOO, 600.
EUGENE P. NIXON
Call Mon, RE. 7-S1l2
Fri. sat. Sun. 30l-EX. 5-6130
A SHARE FOR SALE in active land
and cattle syndicate. Less than 40c
per day. JE. 4-0956.
A GENTLEMAN's PARADISR
Over 500 acres. modern villa, 20
rms, baths, several tenant
houses and barns, equipped for
dairy and cattle, lge. tobacco allot-
ment. over a mile Of water 'front.'
age, finest hunting, ducking and
fishing. Cost Of bldgs. would exceed
sale price. Almost 5000 an acre.
Full price on entirety SI5S,O0O,
terms "a down Shown by appt.
only. Mr.. TURNER, ST. 2-3493 or
934-q23l.
BETTER THAN AVERAGE 3-bed-
rm. mod. home, barn and out
buildings. 80 q. About $4,000 In
ciudeS farm and home equip. Sac
rifice sale. Nantemoy area. Call
COUNTY SERVICES
MI b-5212 BU. 3-21b1
BRICK RAMBLER, over 9 a., 8 bed
rms, Almost new Indian Head
Mt sssSSSoSuNrY $50 sARHIcEs
CHARLES H. JAMISON
1872 A.-8-rm.. semi-mod. masonry
home. barn, 2 silos, Dtckerson
Sugarloaf area, $3.50 per A.
los. A.-Authentie l7-rm. Southern
Colonial brick mansion. 8 baths,
tirepls., o.h.-E.h.' storybook kit,
lakes. 3 tenant houses, 4 barns
frontage 3 roads, 25 min, D. C.
Absentee owner desries sale. In
med. poSs. $4,000 cash required
265 A.---Antebellum mod. S-room
stone house, mod. 5-rm. tenant
house, 30-cow dairy barn, leased
$4,000 ami; a-mi. hard I'd
2a0 A.-FREDERIcK CO. dairy
farm, s-rm. frame house, elec,,
bath bath pfhScnsso sSS-co,w 2; G. dairy dairy
farm bidEs'' gently rolling fertii,
land. stream in each field. ? mi
hard I'd. frontage, so mi. d. C
$3.50 per A., $4,000 cash req.
100 A.Es-rm. pre-civil war cen,
ter-hall stone house. bath, OF
h.-w.h,, new o0-cow dairy barn
new 2Ox90 cattle barn, machiner!
shed. "a mi. hard rd. frontage
widow desires immed sale. sci.
$50. Terms. Y cash. bal. 5ss
PAYABLE $3.50 mo,
50 A.-S-rm. brick and frame
house. Ice bsmt. barn, silo, fertile
level productive land, "a mi. hare
I'd. frontage adjoining prosperous
Frederick Co. town, Walkersvills-
.Woodsboro area. S26. 800, terms.
80 A'dtn-rm, al IN, mod mod Cape Coo; Lv
bath, full bsmt.. oil heat, 2 barns
excel sod, good fencing. insur.
passable view, ia-mi hard roac
frontage mr.. Acc at Germantown
S3b.500. terms. $4,000.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Evening star., 1963-02-03

overlooking DUPONT CIRCLE,
available Immediately. entire floor,
and beautifully decorated, indi-
vidually controlled heat and ali
conditioning. carpeted halls and
Stairways. elevator, adjacent park
Ina available. Unusual opportunity
for discriminating professional or
high caliber organization,
STUART A. BERNSTEIN CO,
Mr.. KuSHNER DE. 2.bSOO
Evening star., 1963-02-03

12.5 Acres in Dranesville
II miles from Fails Church with
$50 IT. road frontage on Rte. z.
Good house, barn and numerous
outbuildings. Good size orchard,
grape arbor and 2 good wells
Stream runs through back OF prop
erty,. Some trees. Excellent for
subdividing and is priced right to
sell. Call now for appt.
Town & Country
PROPS. INC. REALTORS
OPEN q TO 2
OFFICE KE. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-02-03
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooLEsYuLE. MD.

WI. s.s223 OR 301--DI. s-aea2
CHOOSE YOUR LOT and we VIII
build and finance lot and home.
S5Sessni;; S1o ss -. all alI-yssr nn oss home 10, for
Scores q Per m0Ss, %C On g Choose eSoos. Som Ua
VIII build anywhere within 100
mi. Of Washington: See homes we
have built or call for brochures
JU. 7-77S6. Nm HOME BUILD{
ERs; s437 Georgia ave. Silver
COLONIAL HOME
King George County-l0S acres
bordering on Rappahannock river.
Large living room. dining room,
library, bedrooms, 2 baths, CEN
trail heat. Call or write w. H.
Hawpe for details and inspection.
MARING REALTY, Fredericksburg.
Is. s-471l Evenings Es. s-5ss2
COLEsvILLE-NORwOOD RID.
Mont. Co. "a to Ia acre building
sites. New area, $1,000 up.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RIA $4,000
COLORED SUBDIVISION needs de-
veloper. Mr.. Indian Head. Larse
lots. VIII negotiate. Make offer.
COUNTY SERVICES
MI. O-O@ ~ bO. O-EAO1
COLESvILLE! Sherwood Forest Area
-3 lots approx. 1-aere each. s
and W, road paved. For homes
TO 100000. 10fs dn., subordinA-
tion. call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. e-1240
ELLICOTT NV. Z. Of CONN. AVE.
Nert e 2sosa adoa GiieSts ssoLSinIsiVu 81; NM
FRANK CALCARA. OWNER
RE; 5.2l60 Ewes; OIL, 2-lgs7
FAIRFAX LAND-5I acres for low,
low price Of $500 per acre. Low
dn. payment and owner will hold
balance. JOHN NJ. ANDERSON,
IA. S-S2l4. IA. b-0S42.
TT. VALLEY, vA.-5 acres, cleared.
On State Rte. 40. HARRY Z.
JETT. 703 = 9S4 495i. Seven
Fountains. Va.
GLEN MILL ROAD, Lakewood
Country Club area-7l131 acres.
ready for development Owner
sick. will sell at sacrifice price.
PO 2-6445.