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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

AmaEIas pressure IlFnIfins
pick-up projects your rec
DrdB asalnsi audible nee
de scFafch-even when
lea0 arm % deliberafen
bounesd Or slid across the
record.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

Gold in Your Attic oppsop Tues.
doys.
Evening star., 1963-01-08
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: We became
friendly with a couple around
our age who recently moved
across the street. My hus-
band plays the piano and
this lady plays the violin. For
the past few months the lady
has come over every Sunday
and she and my husband
lock themselves up in his
room and practice for hours.
! used to serve them lunch
on trays and thought Moth
ing of it. Then her husband
asked me if I had all my
marbles. He said he had had
trouble with his wife when
she fell for a cello player
and it started the same way.
He says he can't control his
wife but I should keep an
eye on my husband. I know
my husband and am not wor-
ried. They are working up a
program for Fellowship Night
at the church. Should I in
suit them by making acu-
sations, or should I forget It?
MUSICIANS WIFE.
Maybe the lady did fiddle
around with the cello player,
but II you know your hus-
band and are not worried,
don't make any accusations.
Evening star., 1963-01-08
Gold in Your Attic
London Dickinson Also q Gem
By VAN ALLEN BRADLEY

A little over a year ago,
we discussed here the first
edition OF Jonathan Dickin-
sons (Dickenson'S account
Of the capture Of his ship
wrecked party OF travellers by
the "canibals Of Florida" In
1896.
That edition, OF which there
are only four or five copies
known, was published In
Philadelphia in 1899. The
first London edition appeared
In the following year and is
also rare. It's title page reads.
IN part:
GODS Protecting Providence,
MANS Surest Help and
Defence IN Times OF the
Greatest Difficulty. and
most Eminent Danger.
Faithfully Related by one
OF the Persons concerned
therein, Jonathan Dicken-
son. -Four lines Of quota
tions) Printed In Philadel-
phia: Reprinted In Lon
don, etc. 100.
Very few copies have ap-
peared for sale in America.
The Huntington Library in
California paid Si25 for a
defective copy In 1917 A copy
In fine condition should be
Evening star., 1963-01-08

l would ask them to keep the
door open however.
y \ \
DEAR ABBY: Does a
mother have the right to
brag about her child because
he was adopted? My sister
says she can do it because
the boy is not her own! She
is boring in company be-
cause she brags about her
son so much. How can / shut
her up without putting a gag
In her mouth? The boy is
only two and they are talk
ing about adopting another.
I can't stand a lifetime Of
this.
BORED SISTER.
You can't shut her up, so
don't try. Adopted children
should be treated exactly the
same as natural children, and
their parents should behave
the same as natural parents.
Your sister probably knows
this, but can't resist the
temptation to brag-sO she
has found an excuse"
y y
DEAR ABBY: I am is and
have been engaged nine
times. 1 don't know what's
wrong with me but / can't
Evening star., 1963-01-08
MASON ON EDUCATION
Fear Of Falling Test
Can Be Overcome
BY LESLIE J. MASON

Felty Of southern CaltforniA
looking forward to retire.
ment as a new adventure.
Then one day his wife
came across one of my col
umns on how fear Of failure
can ruin grades" Recogniz-
ing that the article applied
to her husbands problem, she
clipped it and gave it to him.
After studying the article,
his next two test grades were
in the $500 range. among
the best in the class.
I received a thank you let
ter from J. w. a few days ago.
He said he completed the
course and landed a position
much to his liking:
The key to j. WIS success
was a plan Of action that
eliminated fear of failure on
tests. For example, entering
a true-false test his mind
was filled with this plan:
Il will concentrate on one
question at a time. I will
read the question carefully
with an open mind. I vii
remember to watch for alb
solute words such as always
and never and for tricky
statements and double or
triple negatives"
IN mark 1t and forget 1t.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

Then I'll center all my
thoughts on the next ques-
ton"
Don't Garry Worry
Complete attention to each
question in turn is the Sc
cret Of success in test-taking.
Carrying worry about one
question along with you will
interfere with your thinking
so much you will be tricked
into wrong answers on the
following ones.
Plan for an essay-type ex-
animation like this:
"I'll quickly read the ques-
ton, start with the easiest
and plan my answer before I
begin writing"
First, I'll think of the
points I might make and jot
them down on scratch paper.
Then I'll decide on the or
der in which I will make the
points. Ony then will / start
writing"
Think ahead. Plan each ac-
tivity. Let the plans fill your
mind and leave no room for
fears.
And If you feel yourself
choking up during the test
stop! Take two or three deep
breaths. Reform your plan Of
attack, Then start In again
on the test.
DR.. Mason DiH welcome
questions addressed to him in
care OF The EUening Star.
Those Of most general in
terest DiH be dnSDered in his
column.
THURSDAY: The Lsftie.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

Does going back to school
as an adult for retraining
worry you? Are you afraid
you will not be able to COM
pete with younger students?
These are the fears with
which j. w. entered a three
month training course for a
Civil Service job. j. W., with
the rank of major, had Just
taken early retirement from
the Air Force.
He wss able TO read train
ing manuals and understand
instructors. With his back
ground he made more contri-
buttons to class discussions
than the less experienced
members of the class.
But, on the first two tests,
he received failing marks. BY
this time he was sure that
he could not compete with
the younger men fresh from
school. He just seemed to
tighten up.
DiscOuragement Obvious
At home with his wife and
children his disbursement
was obvious. His wife was
concerned. too. She did not
want him to meet the dis
appointment of failure after
Evening star., 1963-01-08
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

SIGN: At one time, when
French Painter Edgar Degas
was Ill, a false rumor was
circulated that he had taken
a turn for the worse.
Immediately. Paris art deal.
ers removed every Degas
painting from sale and stored
them In their vaults - to
await the anticipated boom
in prices.
Degas was more amused
than embittered by this news,
although II meant a loss Of
revenue TO him.
One evening. when an art
dealer came 10 see him at the
hospital. the ailing painter
noticed the look OF detection
on the mans face.
why so gloomy, my
friend?" murmured Degas.
Have the doctors told you I
was improving2"
Evening star., 1963-01-08
Have q Question:

DR.. l.. ": Your j. Parker
Norris THE Portraits OF
Shakespeare" philadelphia.
1880, one OF 500 copies, Is a
mildly scarce book and sells
at about $40 at retail II in
fine condition.
Mrs. r. M: Your John c.
Powers History Of the Early
Settlers Of Sangamon County,
Illinois" (Springfield. 1870 /,
is rather scarce and retails
at around s35 II In fine
condition.
C. L. L.: Your j. w. Buel's
Heroes OF the Plains" (St.
Louis, i88l). a first edition.
retails at around s35 In fine
condition.
II. l.. W: Your second edi-
ton copy Of Nathaniel Bow
ditch's THE New American
Practical Navigator" New
buryport. 1907 is rather
scarce Fine copies bring from
s25 10 500 at retail depend
Ing on the condition.
j, " o.: william Make
peace Thackeray's Vanity
Fair" appeared originally in
Evening star., 1963-01-08
What's the Score
In This FiddIing?
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
seem to keep a guy interested
in me long enough for 1t to
develop into anything. The
last one / was engaged to
was 10. He said we'd be mar
ried in June, then he joined
the Navy and took off and I
don't even have his address.
I loved him more than all the
others put together. I sup
pose you think I'm too young
to know what love is all
about, but you're wrong. I
grew up fast. How can I get
a guy for keeps?
DISAPPOINTED.
II you have been 'in love"
enough to become engaged
nine times at the age of Is
you do not know what love
is all about. You might have
matured early physically
but you have a lot Of grow
ing up to do before you are
equal to the responsibilities
of having "a guy for keeps"
Slow up, little lady.
= \
What's on your mind? For
a personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped enuelope
to Abby in care OF The EUe-
ming Star.
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1963-01-08

separate paper-covered parts.
Your book edition Of London,
l848. is the first hardbound
issue Copies in original
clothbound condition COM
mand $50 or more at retail II
In fine condition.
1t. Col. O. @. G.: Your list
Of Mormon items is inter-
esting although none seems
TO be Of great value CONNER
cially. Your paper covered
book THE Deseret Second
Book" tSalt Lake City. 1859,
issued by the regents of the
Deseret University" is a
scarce little item and should
be worth around $50 at retail.
A copy appeared at auction
In 1857 and brought SIG.
Miss B c.: The first Amer
lean edition OF Anna Sewells
Black Beauty" was a paper
bound item which appeared
In Boston In 1890. Fine copies
are worth around S25 or more
at retail.
Mrs. j. w. M: Your two
volume set Of Louisa May Al
colts Little Women" (Bos-
ton, is68-i869) may be one OF
the valuable first issues. In
Vol. the words Part One"
do not appear at the base
OF the spine. as In later cop
les; Vol. 2 must have no no
tice OF Little Women, Part
One" on page ". Sets OF the
first edition are extremely
scarce and bring $3.50 or more
at retail II they are In fine
condition.
Gold in Your Attic oppsou Tues.
Evening star., 1963-01-08
WORLD ECHOES

Odd items from the world
press:
A HIGH SCHOOL girl in
Amiens, Marie Eugene Du-
bois. found this question in
her homework: "who are
the current French Ambas-
sadors in Washington. Mos
COW, London. Bonn and
IN Romeo" She telephoned
the Ministry Of FOREIGN Al
fairs In Paris 10 get the
answer. THE first four
persons / talked TO there
couldn't tell me and the
fifth one said. Call me
later said Mile Dubois.
journal du Dimanche.
ParisJ
Evening star., 1963-01-08

Now Pan Am offers you Jet
Clippers service four days a
weekfrom Dulles international
Airport to Shannon, Brussels,
Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
And Pan Am continues to offer
you a Jet Clippers a week di.
rect to Paris and Rome from
Friendship Airport.
Together, these two Pan Am
Jet services offer you the fIex.
ibility of daily Jet service to
Europe. And you enjoy the ad.
vantage of easy connections to
all Europe.
Ona round-tripticket to Rome,
for. example. you can see Ire.
Evening star., 1963-01-08

worth around $500 at retail
In the current market.
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Delicate flocking is permanent and
won't wash out of the super-sheer
Dacron' polyester marquisette.
Big finch ruffles have a fluffy 2Il
yards fullness to the finished yard.
Tiebacks with end-rings slip over
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1913 PrisciIIas of Sheer DacrOn* Marquisette
with FlOcked Pattern That Won't Wash Out
Delicate hocking is permanent and (On
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Our Popular White ''CapeI COd'' Curtains
In Avril RayOn, a New Easy-Care Fabric
Actually these curtains the answer to a busy home
makers dream because they such easy care Wash and
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The chronicle., 1963-12-10

armed with revolvers and car.
Try white billy sticks, do all the
things that a Kansas City OF
Omaha policeman does: catch
thieves, recover missing chill.
dren, combat burglars, direct
traffic, take information in auto
accidents, and SO on.
They are separate from the
KGB or Komitet Gosudarstven-
no Bezopasnosti Committee Of
State Security, the organiza-
ton which deals with security
matters. The militia come I'm
der the Ministry for the Preser-
walton Of Social Order and, like
Western police forces, have
separate homicide and crimi-
nal investigation branches.
The reason the term militia
is used in this country is that
the Communists abolished such
words as police" Officer
and minister" To the Bolshe-
vikS these words conjured up
czariSt authoritarianism. Even
tually ''officer" and minister
found their way back into the
Russian vocabulary but ''po-
lice" stayed out.
The chronicle., 1963-12-10
Police Of US
Said Sterner
Than Russians

MOSCOW CUPID - A Russian
motorist was waved to a halt
recently by a stern Moscow
peoples militiaman'' and ac-
cuSed of having a dirty car.
That's an offense here that can
cost you a ruble ($1.1O) fine on
the spot.
This particular driver, as he
recounted the incident, was sure
he was going to lose a ruble
until he spotted the militia
mans own messy boots.
"How about the mud on
them?" he said. what kind Of
an i'm does that
make?"
The blue-coated militiaman
grunted and waved the motor
list on.
Westerner Surprised
For a nation with the memo
ny of terror from Stains dread
ed security police, the casual
and sometimes disdainful atti-
tude Russians have for their
militia often comes as a sur
prise to a Westerner.
But even under Stain the
cop who walked a beat or di-
rected traffic 8 as distinct from
the security police who arrest
ed people for political crimes
was frequently the butt of good
natured jokes.
Angry militiamen have been
known to get saSsed back when
trying to lecture a driver for
dangerous passing or when
warning a pedestrian for jay
walking.
A Moscow housewife, when
asked why Russians sometimes
can "get away with murder
in situations that would mean
a trip to court in the West, ex-
planned:
"Militiamen are one of us.
They are peoples militia, re-
member that. Their job is to
protect me-" The accent was
was on the word me.
Same Cops
Russian militiamen, who are
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sALEWATERFRoNT sAEWAERFRoMT PROP SALE

|sT. MARYs COUNTY-s acres on
Potomac river. near Ridee, Md.
360-ft, white-sand beach, excel.
for permanent home or subdivi-
sion Of IA lots. 10000.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNT
waterfront lot on Piscataway bay,
approx. acre, wooded, paved
streets, central water system, 10
mi. from d. c. line, Marina privi-
MARCO REALTY NC.
RE. b-3964 301--oreat Mills Ill
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Repub-
lie, Md.-Houses and lots In Bay
colony rec. facilities with COM
munity house for sale to eolleRe
grads, accepted BY assoc. Of own
ers, Write or visit Chestnut Cabin.
Az miles beyond Prince Frederick.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND, mr.. Point
Lookout, on Route B. l6O-toot
ished Tiled. insulated 6-rm. house,
sturdily constructed on 18-inch
solid-concrete foundation. Kitchen,
gas range and Server refrigerator
iiv. rm. 12x22 with brick fire.
place, 12 metal easement windows.
matching copper screens. AL stud
ding In place. Stairway To- over
ell attic. pumphouse. 42O-ft. Ar:
tesian well. Suitable for samll
club or camp. Sacrifice. $4,000.
house open Tor inspection, week
Of August IL. For further infor-
B nation. HAMER. 1917 Thornton
st., Fredericksburg. Va, or call
7O3-ESsex 3-2874,
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sEAsHORE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH - Ocean front
i and 2-bedrm. apts., completely
furnished. Call FE. 3-342S.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Taking reser-
Vations, Ocean-side apis, Aug
II, "a and Sept. 354-4012.
OCEAN CITY, MD,-LoVely ocean
fic., maid service. Contact in
DC. ~. s-4ss5. o.c. AT. 9-75s2
OCEAN CITY, ND. New, attractive
l-Ssdrm' sRs;. a lgss st.
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No. r conn fsLGND-i510 n .;
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL location in mountain
near dathland state Park, 2s
acres. 8-room house, electric, teie.
phone. stable. along d little used
public road. about 2 acres cleared
rest In timber. Would make {
wonderful summer home or week
end home; Price $500. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1868 new I4-ft
steel flat bed dump truck, 81 $50
Fully equipped. TOMS CHEVRo.
LET, Ga. ave. and Univ. blvd,
wheaton, Mel Becker. 949-24OO
CHEy. 81 step van. Completely re-
built. short blk. 2 new tires. two
tone paint, new trans. new clutch
assembly starter. generator and
$3.50 or make offer. S64-516b.
CHEW. 80 pickup. red, de luxe cab,
S-ft. Fleetside body, overlaid
springs, nice rack. trailer hitch.
no less. 301-cE. s-s024.
CHEVROLET 1872 VS. h-ton pickup,
fully equipped, excellent condi-
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI-puplex, CHS 2 bedroom
each SIDE TIE I TSpf 4, te ,rads flcors'
NA. s.so7o sxs 500. oO- y
50-UNIT MOTEL compl, furn,, TV,
sa1ig Far phone SSopsr,y VIZ Here eHchhccREs
REALTY CO. uN. 1921.
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SCHOOIS
tcoNriNUEpl

Grade schools at Haymarket and
high school at Manassas. School
buses accommodate students from
right a. home. and Prince William
County Is mindful Of its obligation
to its citizens and Is meeting this
obligation satisfactorily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
AUToMOTIvE MISC
TRAIIERS
AIRSTREAMS

A BoLEs.AERO, 2o-ft., sleeps 4,
not self contained. For infOr-
nation. call HI. e-5247.
AIRSTREAMS
ARsTREAMs AIRsTREAAs
KIRBY TRAVEL TRAILER, INC.
1900 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
Arlington 2. Va. 6S4-412O
Open 1915 pm. Sun. 1906 pm
ALL TRAvEL TRAILERs and pick.
up campers ct low prices. CAss
TRAILER. SALES. e907 BALTIC
blvd. Coll. PIX, Nd. 474-2714.
APACHR CAMPING TAILERs
pickup camper, c1stom-built trail
or bitches, complete line Of camp.
ing equipment. 1Ob90 Metropoli.
tan ave. Kensington, Nd. o4o.
1928.
BEAUTIFUL 1868 60x1O wide Rem.
brandt. Pully furn. incl, auto
washer. VIII sac. Small down
6l04. o am. to 3 pm.
BRAND-NEW 1868 mobile homes
2 or 3 bedrms... take your choice
Fully furnished. auto. washer
5000 dn. and small monthly pay.
ments. Free parking and delivery
Drive out 500 yards west Of Fair.
fax circle on Rte. so at Fairfax
Va, or call OR. 3-544S, VIR.
GINA MOBILE HOMES, INC
Open daily and sun, Q 70 Q.
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME viii
confidence. Large selection. De.
pendable service. Established 1895
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC
In Alexandria at 1900 jeff. Davti
hwy, XII. o-306b, 330b Richmond
hwy, SO, 5-4444.
CAMPER, Tropicana. mounted on
Chevrolet Acton truck. Sleeps Q
adults. Excel. cond. $3.50.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES, Va. 70. 8.
400, Nd, RA. 6-2531.
CHAMPION 81. BOxiO 2-bedrm.,
perfect eond. Has wash, mach,
easy financing. $4,000, b34-44l7,
CLEARANCE SALE, camping trail
ers, 8 TO choose from. $3.50 each,
complete with tent. SIS down.
ALLIED TRAILERa, DIR. 2-sl01
HOMEMADE CAMP TRAILER
1885, si25 or Best offer --.---
1919 r 81. Sc, 10 s-4eOs
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

|EPPTN0 FOREST, MD.-Pvt. com.
munity. 3-bedfm. house By week
during Aug. 301--S49-8706, week
days. no. 2-4704 ewes.
KENWOOD BEACH-sleeps 4; fIifn..
40 mi. from DC, aYaii. week or
month. RE. 5-6361.
ELECTROMAGNETIC. to beach.
sleeps 5, mod. cow. Avail. Aug
"a. sos wk. EN-. 2-2051.
VACATION COTTAGES, on the bay.
at Chesapeake Beach. North Beach
and North Beach Park. by week
or longer. Aug. through Labor
Day, S46 to S1O0 per VIZ. Mr..
Fowler, Chesapeake Co. Inc,
Chesapeake Beach, Nd, SOL
2b7-3SS1.
WEsTMORELAND SHORES, Colo
NAL Beach. Va, rent or sale, mod
ern well equip, 3-bedrm. cottage,
raised hearth firepl. Ey. 4-010O.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

bad" SECOND TRUST NOTES
Bought on d. @. Property
PETER CHARLES To. $4,000
TROUBLESOME DELINQUENT
Notes Bought. Expertly Hervicec
'OICkEY'S INVESTMTS. AP. 7-S060
End TRUST - PAY, Up TO S09s
MONEY SAME DAY. G. H PAT
TEN. 347-l516, Oh. s-7743.
end TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
Mr.. JEfFERYs. Ma. s-Os5a.
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GIBSON ISLAND

II you are looking for pvt. club
living with golf. tennis, yachting.
and other outdoor sports, see this
lovely home located high on a
hill with q beautiful view OF the
Magoghy River, looking far out
in to the country side beyond the
river. Call Mr.. Stinchcomb agent
3Q1--25b-l4l4 or ewes. SOL
2bb-l233. ~. =.
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woodland Point. Md.

Near Cobb Islandl
Outstanding offering new 3-bedrm.
rambler. IT'S a beauty with built
In fireplace, Dashboard hot-wateT
heat, Florida room, utility room,
carport, fallout shelter, etc. Your
STnI excellent sfss .,nt,.. DECK 4, on Nsale
5 oT5 1ooxPeft b :sntiHSkso land nnd
scaped sight. S2l 300. Good
terms on approved credit.
YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
JOE DOYLE, COBB ISLAND, ND.
Code 301--CLearbrook 9-2261
COILS POINT (VA.l AREA-4Ox
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mYvRn VIEW pAnK

sHENANDoAH RIVER. Beaut. hide
out. SO mi from D.. G. Paved rds
% prop LIS. wooded lots: Most
$40 mo. Electricity 10 all lots
Q y Sf ffRip' T aIssspS cHHp2RLrs TOWN
S ssO ne. "a o rsps o. r, .Es Excl ss
fsatlon and picnic srsa, incl. 81.
BAT, and sun. DIR. Rte. 4 be-
yond Leesburg mi. Rte. 3 be-
hRIver View Park left mi.
weekdays. TIE 6-7e40.
"sCENfC" MAssANUTTEN MT
Small or large parcels for q cabin
or trailer with prices and term
70 suit every need. J. A. VII.
LrAMs, Luray. Va
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SHENANDOAH Coo wooded
acres, fronts on county road, full
price $1,000 cash. KE. 6-7329.
sTRASBURG, VA. AREA = Mt.
property 800 It. off hard surface
road, near new interstate 81. ITO
acres. some farm land. good tim
Der pine and oak. 10-rm. house,
barn and other bldgs. 2 wells and
spring. Good hunting. UN. 4-5052.
go ACREs--Mountain retreat, ali
wooded. with beautiful view, all
streams, easily accessible. Total
price So, 095 with terms, 5000 dn.
and $50 mo. Also lge. or small
tracts Of land rough and rugged,
$40 per- acre and up, For appoint.
Phone Winchester. Vas 703--062-
1855 -..ss..s. ~. -
08 WOODED IAcnKs, back 70 ma
(spring fed). House isn't much,
good well, cleo. near. Property
controls both sides Of country
road for continued privacy. Haven
for deer. l mi. from paved road
5B. - LovETT, BROKER
Winchester. Va. 703-062- 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
FRANKLY SWANKY

From every window In this new
split foyer Colonial, 3 bedrms.,
living rm.,.. dining rm., kit. z
baths, family run, w/firepl. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
ANNE ARUNDELCo.

WATERFRONT coMSdUNJTY-ont
and swimming area. Encl. porch
BALANCE, SAT mo. A real buy. First
YOUR OWN Own PIER PIER DIRECTLY on
encl. porch. liv, rm.. 2 bedrms.
bath, encl. rear porch, garage ant
workshop. Lovely shade trees and
YOUR OWN PIER ON INLET
OVERLOOKING e H = 8 A PEAKE
BAYE4-bedrm. home with mod
srn kit. din. nm. liv. rm.,, over
oil heat. Gracious suburban living,
10 min; from D; e, SCI 500;
OVERLOOKING c H Z 8 A PEAKE
BAY-Gorgeous view. Your own
pier at your door. House has lge.
ny. rm... 2 bedrms.. lge. modern
Kit. and din. area, bath, lge.
screened-in front porch overlook
ing bay. 25x30 room for shop OF
rec: rm.. hot-air, oil heat. Only
chalk AK POINT AREA ACRE ON
PIER AT YOUR DOOR-Modern
3 bedrms.. baths. master suite,
firepl.,. lge.. .sunrooIl. ultra-mod-
ern cleo. kit, lge. closets and
cabinets. oil heat, 2-car garage
laundry rm. lovely shade trees
and shrubs. 80 mis from D. c.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
lcoNTINuEp)

A RARE FIND 113, frontage on
Potomac River, sandy beach. CONF
plete furnished cottage in excel
lent cond. Sep. bath house COM
plete with bath. Must be seen to
be Appreciated. $500. Terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
La Plata, ma. Always Omen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
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