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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18

Roger File the civil defense and
Mrs. Harold White the home safe
ty report. The club will meet at
the home of Luther Seibert.
On the same date Bittinger club
meets at 500 p. m. at the home
Of Mrs. Clarence Stephen. Topics
will be presented by Mrs. Robert
O. Glotfelty, Mrs. Lawrence Buck
ell and Mrs. Herbert Bucket.
July "a, tn Hoyes cub meets at
100. Mrs. Richard Bond will dis
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18
Home uker Dates Set

Dates of Homemaker club meet
ings for the coming week have been
announced by Miss Ethel Grove,
home demonstration agent
The Meadow Glade club will
meet July % at 100 p. m. at the
home of Mrs, Charles Slime. Mrs.
Ray Bittingcr and Mrs. Fred Lohr
will present the Family Life topic,
Developing Self Confidence by
Understanding Our Fears" Mrs.
Slime will report on emergency
foods in civil defense and Mrs.
Lena Pritts will give safety infor-
nation when sewing and ironing.
July %, the Sunnyside club meets
at 100 p. m. Mrs. Carl CatheE will
give the Family Life topic, Mrs.
ard 4 card and planter sent to
Mrs. Jean Livengood who under
went minor surgery.
Refreshments we're served to II
members and one guest. Mrs Lloyd
Dunton, by Mrs Edwards and Mrs.
Walter SWauger. co-hostesS.
The September meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Robert
Davis and Mrs. Ronald Gillium
co-hostess.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18

cuss Developing Self Confidence"
and Mrs. Catherine McCrobie will
give the civil defense and safety
reports.
Al 500 p. m July "a. the Oak
land club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Roscoe Swiger Topics will
he presented by Ms Edward Bow
ser and Mrs. Gilbert Savage on
Family Life. Mrs Charles Mason
on civil defense and Mrs. Swiger
on safety.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18
rerrington Manor Featured

An illustrated feature story on
Harrington Manor state park APP
peared Sunday, July IA, in the
Magazine section of the Baltimore
Sun. 1t was one of a series on
Maryland state parks,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18
Plan Butler Reunion

The annual Butler reunion will
be held Sunday, July %, at the
Firemens hall IN Grantsvillc, it
has been announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18

You see it verywhere-peOple on the
go are going for Pepsi. Light, bracins
pcrxi-CoJa matches modern activities
with sparkling clean taste that S
never too sweet Nothing drenches
YOUR thirst better than cold, inviting
Pepsi. Thing young-say PEPSI
please!"
Bottled by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Com
pany of Cumberland Under Appoint
ment From Pepsi-Cola Company, ne"
York, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
A Little Barefoot Di p|omacy
Officers Promote World Harmony on Dance Floor

the musicians were about to
leave, a member of the dance
committee threw a bar across
the doorway, called for an
mother calypso rhythm and
commanded all the guests to
limbo out Of the hall.
The International Junior
Diplomats associatio n,
founded in 1860 didn't really
get going until last fall.
Comprised of young officers
from all foreign missions
here as we'll as the State
Department, it now arranges
monthly receptions at diff
ferent embassies and MONTH
ly luncheons at State.
The chairman of the board,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

Mr.. Pushka Johari Of the
Indian Embassy; his vice
chairman, Jose Ruiz Of
Venezuela, and other board
members stood in the John
Quincy Adams Room to re-
ceive the guests. Two Of the
board members are women,
Anna Maria Bustamante Of
Bolivia and Irene Middleburg
of the Netherlands.
The IA members Of the
dance committee had spent
most of the day at the State
Department, polishing the
dance floor, busting surfaces
and generally making ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

Professional WOmen's Club
Meeting at $50 pm. at the
Oakcrest Golf and Country
Club.
d. c. League Of Republican
Women - Evening political
study group meeting at $50
pm. at the National Associa-
ton of Executives Club. Lay
fayette Hotel.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution - independence
bell chapter meeting at 1880
at the chapter house.
Daughters Of the American
RevOlutiOn-Capitol chapter
meeting at 1880 pm. at the
chapter house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
THE QUEENS
ARE COMING
BY the Associated Press

~ VIZ HoeSNAeNNN ANSs
Louisiana beauty queens
who will come to Washing
ton for their State society's
annual Mardi Gras Ball on
February % will have a
chance to tour the White
House and chat with Pres
ident Kennedy.
Representative James
Morrison, Democrat of
Louisiana, chairman for the
ball, says he has arranged
for the 26 queens, along
with IL maids in waiting, to
tour the White House Fri
day morning at 9 am.
And, he said, II am sure
the President will want to
meet these beautiful young
ladies and talk with them
as he has done in the past
two years.
The girls, each q queen
Of a Louisiana festival the
past year, will be a fea-
tured part of the pageant
at the gala Mardi GraS
ball Saturday night. They
are to be a part of the
court of the Mardi Gras
king and queen, whose
identities have not yet been
announced.
Speaker John McCor-
mack, Democrat of Massa-
chusetts, who will attend
the ball with Mrs. McCor-
mack, is to be official
escort for the Mardi Gras
queen during the pageant.
The ball is sponsored by
the Louisiana State Society,
headed by Felix M. Brous-
sard. 1t is expected to
attract some 1900 Louisi-
anians and notableS in the
Government, diplomatic
and military spheres in
Washington. The ball will
be in the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
CLUB CALENDAR

Arlington Republican
WOmen's Council - Meeting
at noon at Schrafft's Restau-
rant.
TakOma Park WOmen's
Club-Fine arts department
meeting at 1890 pm. at 4472
Upton street.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution - Meeting at 2
pm. at the Anna Burdick
Vocational High School.
Southeast b usiness and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

Franklin Dining Room on the
eighth floor.
1t was a black-tie party,
the first big soiree put on by
the organization, and about
700 guests attended.
Two bands - the Latin
American Quintet and Buddy
Gale and his Dynamics-al-
ternated to provide five hours
of nonstop dancing, with
gentle foxtrot numbers few
and far between.
AS is almost everything
these days, the evening was
a kind Of physical fitness test
to music, right to the end.
Shortly after 2 am, when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

The International Junior
Diplomats of Washington
took over the State Depart
ment Saturday night and
practiced a little barefoot
diplomacy.
AS a means of promoting
world harmony, 1t works at
least as we'll as summit meet
ings, and it's lots more fun.
The shoes and socks came
off during a limbo contest
at the LIDS Inaugural Ball,
held in the stately Benjamin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

University WOmen's Club
Board meeting at 10 am.
American Association Of
University Women - Airing
ton branch, docents for art
gallery tours meeting at 10
am. in the rotunda of the
National Gallery.
SibIey Memorial Hospital
Hahnemann women's board
meeting at II am. at the
home of Mrs. Wyrth P.
Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

The high polish was appre-
ciated by at least one guest,
who commented on the UNI
usually fine twisting" con-
ditions.
A buffet spread Of hors
d'oeuvres and little sand
wiches was prepared by the
State Department cafeteria
and three bars we're kept
busy throughout the evening.
A number of special guests
were invited from the senior
ranks Of diplomacy, among
them the dean Of the diplo-
matte corps, Nicaraguan Am
bassador evilla-Sacasa, and
Deputy Undersecretary Of
State u. Alexis johnson.
The dean, in a brief ad-
dress to the gathering, ex-
pressed his approval of the
organization, observing, 1T
is inconceivable for a. diplo-
mat to be without friends,
and it is better for the diplo-
mat to have them all over
the world" The friendships
forming now may later CON
tribute greatly to the peace
Of the world" he said.
He added that diplomacy
has changed a great deal
since its birth as a profess
sion. "In the old days it was
necessary for an envoy to be
a flatterer, a master Of SIM
ulation, intrigue and es-
pionage. He was not an
instrument Of peace.
But fortunately the Gus
toms have changed. The con-
temporary diplomat reflects
the policy of his govern
ment, but he no longer must
sacrifice his personal in
tegrity."
He Speaks, Too
Mr.. johnson followed with
a few words, echoing the
dean, IF ever it was true
that an Ambassador was sent
abroad to lie for his coun-
try. that day has passed"
He said he expected many
Of the young diplomats be-
fore him to eventually be-
come ambassadors or foreign
ministers, and he was pleased,
he said, that they were hav-
ing their party in a room
named for Benjamin Frank
lin, who demonstrated those
aspects of character and
competence I like to think
epitomize our diplomacy
today"
Indian Ambassador Nehru
attended the ball, also Nor
wegian Ambassador Koht
with his wife, who was
dressed in her national cos
tune, and the Pakistan Am
bassador with Begun Aziz
Ahmed and their daughter
Laila, a stunning picture in
fitted trousers and gold
tunic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
Mort Schrader petite costumes

See their marUeosy complete air OF coordnGted good looks
Left and center, sizes 8I4, illustrating
VOGUES Uiew OF e codanddress look-rcGstnes the rise
toast beige linen and h linen blouse 1895
grey plaid coat ,rth solid tceed dress, 1906.
Right the hreepiece costume uth beige oUerbLouse,
and skirt sizes $40 cotton linen and rayon, 1895.
Sorry mail phone orders Misses Shop, Fourth Floor;
Spring Valley and Corners.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07

tertainer par excellence, drew
the heartiest laughter from the
audience with his humorous
singing, accompanying himself
on his guitar. His dancing feet
could not be second to those of
Frank Sinatra.
Miss Katherine Ward, a dra-
matte soprano, without any
warning was boldly requested
by the NC. to give vocal num-
Der. She did, greatly satisfying
her hearers; and there was no
doubt that she had seen happy
days with some operate troupe.
Mrs. Muriel Mann, another
lady with years of experience in
operatic roles, was called upon
for a contribution to the eve
ming program. She is a lyric So
prano and she gave two num-
bers, one an aria from some
opera.
The NC. introduced the hos
tess, Mrs. Prisca Langoey, to
give a few words of greetings,
but the audience thundered with
mo, we want her to sing" So
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07


The occasion was a three-fold
reception: to Philippines consul
general Estela R. Suit, to the
members of the Philippine War
Brides Association of Seattle,
and to DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Stafford of Tacoma, Wash. The
last two mentioned are leaving
early this month on a trip to the
Orient during which they will
visit, among other places of in
terest, the birthplace of DR..
Stafford, Cebu City, Cebu.
One could stretch his imagin-
2tion. and think that he is at
Carnegie Hall or at a great OPP
era house as he feasts his senses
on the artistic offerings of the
evening.
From the flaWless execution
of Spanish dances by Veronica
7abico through the romantic
ongS rendered by the Mes
danes Mariana Angeles, FIR d
5umaoang and Frank Zapata;
md the folk dances by half a
lozen members of the Philip
pine War Brides Association;
to higher levels in instrumental
and vocal performances, the
evening entertainment was
pocket size edition of an artists
concert in Carnegie Hall or of
the famous Bayanihan dance
troupe of the Philippines.
Now there was a saw. | saw
the saw that DR.. Stafford said
could be used in any hospital
surgery room; and DR.. Stafford
dropped it on the floor to as
sure us it was a saw we really
saw him pull out of its bag, like
magician. Then, like an artist
that he was, DIR. Stafford pro-
duced a violin bow, rubbed it
against a piece of resin and
then, manipulating the saw with
his left hand and the violin bow
with his right against the teeth
of the saw, he produced sweet
music - real music from the
saw that we saw him pull out
of the bag!
The program progressed to
higher levels of artistic ability.
Professor Emilio Bonsilau,
teacher Of Spanish guitar with a
studio at Fischer Studio Bldg.
this is not commercially, de
lighted, even amazed, the audi
ence with his educated fingers
on his guitar, playing a number
of Spanish and Filipino pieces.
Another guest, MIR. Chiquita,
also took the guitar on his lap
and slapped it artistically to
give a number or two or accom-
pany one of the sopranos in the
hall.
Carlos Escarige, tenor and en-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07

she had to sing. Prisca Langd'
is also a lyric soprano, with
enviable record of patriotic 4
pertaining of Uncle Sans Sc
icemen during World War
She gave a number from 4
classical folio and a couple
Philippine folk songs.
On the oratorical side, Cons
General Suit gave witty
marks, Identifying humour wi
philosophic reflections. DR.. ST.
ford also said his piece, brief
and Mrs. Stafford express
her sweet anticipation of thd
pleasant visit to the Philippine
Master of ceremonies of Il
evening was Victoria Acos
Velasco, a friend of long stan
ing of the Langoeys, who maj
aged to plug in with jokes al
stories whenever there WI
time to fill between numbers,
when the ladies had to cham
costumes in their dances.
The merry crowd INDUCED
dancing after the program,
veritable parade of talents, uni
the wee small hours of Il
morning.
The buffet dinner, before II
entertainment, proved Withol
the peradventure of a douI
that Mrs. Langoey can cook
well as she can sing. Over six
guests attended the party.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
FILIPINO FORUM
Filipino and American Talents Peform
AS the LongoeYs En+er+ain at Dinner

parade of talents from teenagers adult and
the professional level the home Alex Langoey
the evening of January rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
st. Mary's City. Nd.
Great Mills "a

TDEWATER VIRGINIA-WiIliams.
burg home with large room s
CplastereO fine floors, basement
with furnace excellent waterfront
locanon' perfect condition. Below
Investment opportunity on deep
harbor overlooking Mobiack nav.
attractive 5-rO0m home aunone
large trees, 800 It. waterfront,
50 acres In timber and pines.
Well biilt modernized 7-room home
on harbor overlooking Chesapeake
Bay. $4,000. All prices subject
TO good offers.
KATHERINE G. COOKE, ReaItor.
Mathews, Va. Tel. 72s-3os0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

70; a; cottages ] house, 200 Il
Rhode River.
q A; 900 #. on Fishing Greek.
50O a. z mile on Patuxent.
l00 a. 3 mile on Bay.
100 A. plus farm in Prince Fred
300 A. Va mile Of Bay.
265 A.. on Rte. 4l6, 27-a. tob. alot,
Nice home, 8 a., barn, Bristol.
IS A. at willows near Bay,
Fine acreage on Deep Creek.
Business sites on dual I'd, Ches
Beach, 3-b.r. home on 2 a. on Pa.
tuxent. Fine thorobred race horse
breeding sites.
MIKE GORDON REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

GOOD eRM., BATH. HEAT,
On. IS mo. Total si3.sSs. Also.
7-rm., bath, house, rural location.
$50 dn., $50 mo. $3.50. n.
e2p-6767 or Gordonsvilles Va. TE.
SSaSS C.rJhrook A0rV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

ANREWS AREA Two building
lots, cleared and level, gas, water
and sewer avail. $500 each.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

Here is where YOU can relax in
privacy with SPACIOUS lots from
7 IN acres or more. IN estate
DEVELOPMENT with country at
moSphere. hiRh elevation. beau
tiful trees and I lot with stream.
Distinctive homes already there,
2 dead-end courts. Keep horse
or pony on ? acre lot. hunt club
area. Minutes from Route 24O,
priced from $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

AIITCHELVILLE, MD : Large par.
eel on County maintained road.
Over 900 f.. Of frontage. Many
surprising features. VERY REA;
A ar NE PEAR 81 With MURRAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A. A. co. = ROSE HAVEN - Enjoy
resort living, 3-bedrm. home, with
frepL, 2 bIks. from bay on school
busline. $500.
HENHORST REAL ESTATE
RE. 1854 CY. 1880
WAITE RONT
HOME for retirement, frame,
bedrooms, 2 baths, hving-dining
room, kitchen large scre EN- e d
porch, utility room. Situated on
a high wooded knoll, - acres,
dock and boat house. $40 500.
Broker, White Stone, Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

FAIRFAx-cRlTKEvuLE-z adjoin-
ing lots, level wooded. IA acres
each, $500 each. CAROLINE L.
CAMPBELL, Ascent. so i7s1. Sun.
yE- 3sos7, o. S[sosl.
FAIRFAX-Building lots, beautiful
"a acre, only 800. Cal BROWN
q BROWN REALTY, JE- l-ooll.
AIRFAX-O acres, u acres,
acres. al with stream On paved
road. FAIRFAX REALTY CT.
5-7to1, OR. 3-soo3.
FRONT ROYAL. VA--lo lots, sew
er, water, Streets ready to build,
100 per cent sQbordination. Owner.
RE- I-2leo. Calcara. OIL. 1851.
GERMANTOWN-1llz acres 900
per. Good location. MOORE REAL
~, S33-l6oo.
GLENDALE, MD.-N acres with
1000 q. on PR, asking price
1900 an acre. PARKWAY Co.
WA. I-le93.
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CONTINUED


bEAbALN u MOAE SITES
z acres with 3I6oo n. road front.
500 per acre 8 mi. out q Wal
dor. y acres with 5000 4. road
'front.', s mi. cut q Waldorf.
NLEST REALTY RE S-S3S3
BELTsyILLE-N WOODED lots, sew,
ers waters gas streets On grade,
Average Eze 1sxl1. Low price
szzSo. Mr.. Crockett, HE. A-6sql.
HUGH 7. PECK
BELrSYMLE APT. ground almoSl
J acres, zoned R-ls, sewer, water
kesdy p 50. 2 man streets front
age. Priced right Mr.. Crockett
HE. 4-ts21,
HUGH 7. PECK
BRIGGs-c HANEH ARE ANS
acres for "a acre sub-d tvisi0 \.
Wooded, macadam I'd. Good a.
nancing. sl7,s0o. $4,000.
G. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
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A. A. COUNTY

SNUG HARBoR, DEEP-wATER
WATERFRoNT coMMUNfTY-
House has iiv. rm.. 2 bedrms.,
guest house. ideal sumner Ice.
firepl. for fan and early spring
use, sand beach, $3.50, $1,000
cash. owner will carry mortgage,
AVALON SHORES BEDRMS.,
YEAR ROUND CENTRAL on
HEAT. CARPORT. A REAL BUY
FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING.
S11.200, OWNER SAYS ONLY
$3.50 DOWN, MOVE IN NOW.
ON DEEP WATER WITH PIER
Home has 2 bedrms.. bath. very
lge. ell-shaped liv. rm.. din, rm.,
lge. screened-ln front porch. oil
hot-air heat. A wonderful buy
FRANKLIN n IciIS' MANOR HOME OVER
LOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY,
LGE. CORNER LOT. House has
Ice. inclosed porch. liv. rn., din.
rm. with firepl., all overlooking
water. 2 bedrms.. bath. kit.
with range. refgr., deep freee
and washer. hot-water heat,
upstairs completed, now lge.
dormitory with closets. could be
converted into 2 bedrms. Gear
garage, oil h.-w.h, Cali now,
no toll charge. $4,000.
II ACRES. 6O0-FT. WATER
FRONT ON INLET 100 YDS.
FROM CHESAPEAKE Bay
House has lge. ell-shaped hv.
rm.. picture windows (2). over
looking Bay, 2 bedrms.. IN
baths. study. all-elec. kit. guest
house, barn; privacy: .pPct;Inn,
good terms TO responsible buyer.
S47. 300.
SPECIALIZE ACRES. 14-ACRE
TOBACCO ALLOTMENT, SMALL
HOUSE. IS MI. FROM d. c.
BY APPOINTMENT. $4,000.
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REALTORS Open 90. XII. s-754O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

BUILDER wants apartment house
ground immeaiafelys d. c. Nd. o.
va. HE, 4-6311
LARGE SYNDICATE READY NON
RealloLs Ga. A-ZIll. 10. S-6ss2
WANT BUILDING LOIS for homes
and apis. y. q, nearby Nd. and
Va. ST. 3-1S2s. ffteT 8. wa. s-l770.
We NEED bldg. lots and acreage
now. Montgomery Co. Prompt serV-
ice and tnspe ctiom- j, NOBLE
BOAZs OIL. 1850.
WHITE, gentle. middle-aged, quiet,
Discriminating couple interested IN
pleasant acreage. Secluded, partly
wooded. Vicinity about miles in
land from GaleSvilles Nd. Box l3-J,
Star.
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GOSHEN ESTATES
GATTHERsBuRd AREA

I ~ AHAA-AA-@AA1AAl AAAA-AAA
/ Here is where You can relay IN
privacy with SPACIOUS lots from
I IN 4 acres or more. IN estate
DEVELOPMENT with country at
moSphere. high elevation. beau
tiful trees and 7 lot with stream.
Distinctive homes already there,
? head-end courts. Keep horse
or Dony on ? acre lot. hunt club
area. Minutes from Route 24O,
priced from $4,000.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-4OOO olney. Nd.
HGH-RISE and Garden-Type Apt.
Sro si1o Zone, zoned' ready . 80; Sever :,
Mr.. KENNEDY, S49-6l7e. MANO-
WILL REALTY CORP, REALTOR.
HOWARD COUNTY-OVER 400
STREAMS. ONLY $50 PER
HallOwell Real Estate, wa. 4-44Il
HOWARD C0.-We're opening a new
section Of Moores Field on Pindell
School Rd. Desirable homeSites #.
McH e I sSre 81 Terms y,G.7oO.
AAANAAA4ANANA w. NNG~NNNN
HYATTSvILLE-On Emerson st., (
lots, over 1000 50. q. Level land,
sewer and water. Priced to sell.
CLAUDE SHIFLET, 723-7so0.
INVESTMENT
"a acres nr. Marlboro fronting On
Rte. 3ol. Unequalled at $500 per
acre. Owner wants offer. ERWIN
REALTY CO.. WA. 1000.
KENSINGTON Commercial, 20,2So
50. IT,, will sell subject to zoning.
Excel: loe:. lSo-ft. frontage, level.
Can G. 4. ScHLEsNGER co.
LARGE INVESTORS, Il you really
have the cash, / belive l have the
most promising tract Of apartment
ground In the Washingtn area.
Close-in Virginia. Call me day or
night, ]. NJ. Medley, 10. SSH.
LAUREL-B uilding lots approx.
50xl20 City water and gas avail,
sewer in "a. 725-0o5S.
LEEsBURc
100 beautiful acres, 2 ponds, 2
streams, long road frontage. Estate
area, close to town, $4,000.
EI.INOR WATERS BROKER
IA N-4ilA
LEEsBURG-lo acre building sites.
Only $3.50 down. FAIRFAX REAL
TY, OR. 3-24o1, OR. 5000.
LEESBURG 30 acres on Route z.
Only $3.50 per acre. FAIRFAX
REALTY, CIR. 3-24o7, CIR. 3-s003.
LOOKING FOR LOTS;
ta) Ednor Acres-over one acre
%, E ESSdisd 50. r.. $500. 1899
tcl North Glenn Hills -73.g3355
ca RidEe Rd. and BROOK Rd.,
eOlney, LIZ acres $1,000
te) Rosemere Ave. - HOLLYWOOD
Park, % lots 81. 200 ea,
~ Baughman Dr.. Off Layhill
Rd.. acre plus $1,000
(g) Pine Street. Hollywood Park,
(h) Emery Grove Rd.. Gathers
burg. 2h acres $3.50
ID Norwood Road acres plus,
% BauRhman Dr.. Off Layhiii
G) MONTGOMERY Co., Approx. Al q
csIi Mr.. utz VII 2-e5Os or iYOO
949-73OO
HUGH T. PECK. 1920 Ga. Ave.
LOT Soxlso
In close-in Silver Spring. Has all
utils. S3,s5o. LA. 6-2e63.
MITCHELvILLE, MD. : Large par
Gel on County maintained road.
Over 1000 #. Of frontage. Many
surprising features. VERY REA-
SONABLE, EXCELLENT TERMS
to responsible buyer. CALL KATH.
ARTNE PEARCE with MURRAY
SILVERMAN, SIP. 3-3745.
MCLEAN AREA Almost 2 acres
wooded building site, water and
sewer available. Sl2,Soo. Call Ell.
LAUGHLIN, Realtor
(MRS. VIM. H.
McLEAN'S FIRST
SOL Oh. Bridge Rd., Mclean, Va.
Consult First -McLean's First"
$1,000 UP-FINE BLDG. SITES
IN ID. c. AND NEARBY MD.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RIA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

2s4 ACRES, beef or dairy farm,
52-stall D. C. barn. large bank
barn, silos, ETC.. Bldgs. Lovely old
brick home hon With b6 heat and Rsa5 Satn
view, long road frontage, 2
streams.