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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

PERMISSION 10 use the area.
1--WE have received no reqU
Dutch Bergman, stadium man.
ager. There would be about
5000 spaces available, but they
would have to get permission
to use the parking lot"
The stadium parking area has
accommodated as many as
$500 vehicles. Next Wednes-
day, however, the District Ma
tional Guard will have priority
for about 5000 of the available
spaces because its 1000 men,
bers will be on special duty to
assist police in handling the
100000 or more persons eX-
pected here for the demonstra-
ton.
Mr.. Bergman said the Guard
will take over certain lots fol-
the parking of military vehicle:
and the autos of Guard men,
bers.
Parking space in the District
is expected to be in short sup
ply that day because march
sponsors have run into bus
shortages in some metropoli.
tan centers and are urging
demonstrators to come by car
Fear Congestion
This department cannot
handle any great influx o.
cars" Deputy Police Chic
Howard v. Covell said at &
departmental briefing yester.
day. They should be discour.
aged. They are going to clos
the streets of Washington anc
they won't find a place Il
park"
The manual issued by the
March committee tells driver,
to identify their cars with
March On Washington" sign
so they can be intercepted b!
police who will direct them II
special parking areas at Carte,
Barron, Soldiers Home, Co
lumbia Island and South Capt.
toll street. These are the Dis
trict's fringe parking lots.
Deputy Chief Covell sal
these instructions conflict wit
police plans. Besides, he points
out, these areas will probabal.
be filled to capacity that da,
because police have prohibited
all private car parking in O.
near the march area. He sait
the largest of the lots can holt
only $50 cars and the other
from $50 to $50 cars each.
A. Philip Randolph. nationa
chairman of the march, said il
New York yesterday that Con
gressional leaders of boil
parties have agreed to NEE
with the 10 march leaders a
$3.50 am. Wednesday.
Capitol Group Named
Mr.. Randolph said he receive,
word that House Speaker Nc
Cormack, House Democrat
Majority Leader Albert, Hous
Republican Minority Leade
Halleck and Senate Republican
Minority Floor Leader DirkseI
will receive the march delega
ton. He said he expects Vic
President johnson and Demo
cratic Majority Floor Leade
Mansfield to join the others il
the meeting. The march lead
ers also will meet with Presi
dent Kennedy that day.
Representatives of the Pres
byterian Church, U. s., a pre-
dominantly Southern groui
told the National Council o
Churches yesterday their de
nomination will not join tn
marcr.
Instead, the representative
asked the general board of tn
council to move toward a polio
of negotiation rather than pub
lie demonstrations, the Asso
ciated Press reported. 1t ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Subdivisions File
Anti-Bias Pied es
FILA Requires
Borrowers to
Abide by Rule

More than 80 Washington
area subdivisions are now re-
quired to sell homes to either
white or Negro buyers under
terms made with the Federal
Housing Administration.
An FILA spokesman today
said builders who applied for
FILA loan commitments were
required to sign pledges
against discrimination in SELL
ing the houses.
The anti-discrimination pol
icy was set down in President
Kennedy's executive order
against housing discrimination
last year. 1t went into effect
November 20, 1862.
The more than 80 applica-
tons at the FILA all were
filed after that date. The sub
divisions, large and small,
cover the area from Rockville,
Md, to Manassas, Va.
Two Announce Policy
If the pledge against dis
elimination is broken by a
builder, FILA action against
the builder would result, an
agency spokesman said.
Only two subdivisions, both
large ones, have said publicly
that they have an OPEN
occupancy policy.
They are Sterling Park In
Loudoun County and the Mar
musco development in Wood
bridge, Va.
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia. said his
family firm of M. T. Broyhill
d Sons Corporation was com
plying with the Presidents or
der in its Sterling Park devel-
opment.
John Woodward, sales man
ager at Marumsco, which has
5000 homes already built, said
new homes there would be sold
to any qualified buyers.
Federal Funds Used
Mr.. Broyhill noted that the
preponderence of homes sold in
the Washington area are mod
erately-priced and said much
OF the mortgage money come:
from Federal sources.
The Executive Order, he ex.
planned, allows a home buildins
! firm to accept Federal mort.
! gage money from a white buye
i only If the builder also accept
such a sale from a Negro.
The Broyhill firms larges
! current project is Sterling Park
where plans call for 5000
homes and commercial and in
: dustrial development In q
planned community.
The announcement by the
Broyhill firm won an immedi-
ate reaction from Julius Hob
son. Washington head of the
Congress of Racial Equality.
Mr.. Hobson said: I'VE are
going to see that they have a
Negro applicant"
More Homes Planned
John Woodward, sales man
eyer for MarumSco, said his
firm would build another 700
homes in addition to the 5000
homes already in the project.
Mr.. Woodward said the firm
would not refuse qualified Ne
gro applicants, noting that a
Negro family recently signed a
contract to buy a house but
Cancelled when they found a
: suitable house closer to WASH
ington.
4 Another Northern Virginia
) builder, who declined to be
, identified. said that he and
; other builders probably would
have to comply with the Fres-
ident's order.
The announcement of the
; open-buying policies came in
/. the same week that the Presi-
dents Committee on Equal OBJ
portunity in Housing met in
Washington to try to talk home
builders into lowering racial
bars.
The efforts we're not success
full. Builders said the Law
! should require everyone do it.
! rather than rely on individuals
to break the barriers.
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Saved Money

The couple had stayed with
David's parents during the two
months after their wedding
while they saved money for
furniture and looked for a place
OF their own. David is a cir
culation employe for a news
paper.
They were in their car Tues
day when the storm broke. BY
the time they reached their
neighborhood, the water in the
streets blocked them from driv-
ing closer than a block from
their apartment.
I'VE swan to the apartment"
she said. They weren't going
to let us in. but l wanted to
see whatever I could see.
Everything that was in here
was just turned upside down"
They went to a friends
apartment above their first
floor apartment and had a cup
Of coffee and rested. Then her
husband and a neighbor re-
turned to the apartment and
removed some OF the soaked
furniture, she said. F..
They put the furniture in
the upstairs hail." she said
They took out our parakeet,
too"
The bird had been sitting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Parking for Morchers
Remains Big Problem
5000 Spaces at D. c. Stadium
Available, but Not Requested
BY CLARENCE HUNTER
Star Staff Writer

Parking D. C. Stadium could provide 5000 adj
dona spaces for motorists who drive here for the march
on Washington next Wednesday it reported today.
But the march sponsors must ask the Amory Board for
permission to the
I'VE have received request to the parking lot said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
BY JERRY KLINE
Star Staff Writer

A. young couple who were
among the victims Of Tuesday
nights flash flood in Alexan-
dria moved into the area only
q month ago.
1t was the first apartment,
with brand-new furniture, for
Dave and Gloria Upright. who
we're married three months ago.
Nov we're going to live with
David's parents in Alexandria, -
Mrs. Upright said, as she
looked at the inch-thick mud
covering her living room floor
at the Beverly Plaza Apart
ments on Bruce street.
A television set lay on its
side in the corner and a port
able photograph sat in the
middle of the floor. The walls
were splattered with mud and
huge chunks of plaster hung
loosely. ripped from the walls
by the force of water that rose
to 4 feet.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
Navy Teenagers Dance Tomorrow

Naval Station teenagers will gather at the Community Center on Saturday night, September 21st, for their first dance of the Fall season. Refreshments will be pro- vided.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. w. A. Dot son, and Lieutenant (jg) and Mrs. Ted Canup, sponsors and chaper- ones for the event, hope for and expect new high in attendance
 Dancing commences at 700 pm. and will continue throuh II o'clock. The snack bar will be open from zoo to 10:30.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Cabin and acre lot at Island Lake, $5,000 cash. Beautiful view lots, II ,OOO sq. fit. in each can be bought
 on contract. Kodiak Aleutian
 Realty, 486-2960. 12in
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Blonde square step table and
 matching lamp table. Pair or ange base table lamps, two wicker chairs with wrought iron legs. Two large sleds, two 36" sleds, two pair children's skis, one pair adult skis with size 812 FEE boots, boys 26" bike, phone 486-5334 after 5 pm. and WeekendS. 2Oly
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

2-3 bedroom houses or one large lot, 1 new unfinished, the other older type home, both for $24,- 900 with $1O,OOO down. Call 486- 2960 fo rmore details.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Beer coolers, under bar sinks and
 cocktail units, ice makers, stain less steel sinks for kitchens, con- mercial ranges, Sherer super market display cases, store fix lures and steel shelving. Go noolas, for all types of stores, kitchen units, refrigerated bars for homes and offices. All equip ment installed with local help. Peninsula Refrigeration Co.,, Box 432, Soldotna, Alaska. Phone 262- 4474. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Super Cub Sale: 1863 Factory New:
 1863 demonstrator, $50 hours, 1859 150 HIP PA-18A. All three aircraft metal sprayed at Mfg for salt water corrosion proofing. Available on 2OOO floats as ideal fish spoilers. Will take trade ins. Call Dick Jensen at Alaska Aeromarine King Salmon 246- 3151, or Write Box GA. 1-2On
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Apartment houses, all apts. nice
 ly furnished, $7,OOO down for
 both houses, balance like rent. Duplex with room for more
 apt. in basement, close in, 5000 down. Store building, now leased with 5 apts. upstairs, must be sold for cash, located in down. town Kodiak. Kodiak Aleutian Realty, Phone 486-296O or 486- 2963. Phone 486-5467 after 6 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Ph. 486-5430 or 486-2364. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

l-145 HIP Chrysler Royal Marine
 engine Straight 8 2 1a to 1 re- duction with power takeoff $1OO0 Phone 486-2416. 1-20y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Double bed with mattress, dresser
 with mirror, living room suit, floor lamp, $5O.OO, 144O Hemlock Kodiak. 2Oly
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Green vibrator chair $25.0O, 2 Timed oak step tables, matching
 coffee table, $2O lined oak radio phono, $15, 21" RIGA table model TV, works but needs new on and off switch, $25. Phone 486-2687 after 6:3O pm. 2Oly
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

A Magnum Ruger Blackhawk, $50 with holster, 1863 Hemlock, Ph.
 486-5552. 12on
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

GEE 40 inch electric range, auto
 matic oven, Frigadair refrigera- tor. Phone 486-2693. 2Oly
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

New home on Mill Bay Road, 3 bed rooms, fireplace, baseboard heat
 and car port, F acre of ground
 or full acre. See L. Lyle. 13ly
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

1861 Triumph, snow tires, real good
 condition, $995. Phone 486-2349. A 2Oln
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

1858 Plymouth door hardtop con. vertible, light green, very good condition. Phone 486-2447, eve nings phone 486-2349. 2Oln 1860 Simca 4 door, white side wall tires, 35 miles to the gallon, clean, 1863 Alaska license plates. Phone 486-2630.
 Jeep, 4 wheel drive, military M-38- IA, 1853, excellent condition, metal cab, southwind heater, spare parts, $500. Phone 486-5334 after pm. and weekends.
 2Oly Rucksack's, $1.75 cash and carry, 1853 Willow. 12oy 1860 Rambler super 4 dior sedan, 22,8O0 miles, white walls, chrome wheel discs and radio, $875. PIl. 487-335O after 5 pm. 12iy A Magnum Ruger Blackhawk, $8O with holster, 1863 Hemlock, Ph.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Carpentry, building remodeling.
 By hour or contract, phone 486- 5588 after 6:3O pm. 12oy
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Rucksack's, $1.75 cash and carry,
 1853 Willow. 12oy
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

We have buyers waiting for all
 types of houses with downpay- ments of $2,OO0 up to $1O,OOO. Also approved GI's that want housing. Call us today for a quick sale of your home. Kodiak Aleu- tian Realty. Phone 486-296O or 486-2963, phone 486-5467 after 6 pm. 12on
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

House in town, $3,OOO down, bal,
 ance like rent. Phone 486-2691.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

The Studio - Musical instruments
 for sale and rental program. Music books and supplies. Phone 486-5545. Harry Ardinger. 13ln
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Cold Spot = Freezer = 17.6 cube 1 year old Phone 486-5675.
 1-2On
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

RADIO-TV & Marine Electronics
 Repairs. Island Electronics. Box
 626. Phone 486-2626. tiff
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Tailoring, alterations and pattern
 sewing, Lena Carpenter, Phone 486-529O. tin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
The Baltic Inspires MuIti-Hued Textiles

The worm muItihues Of FinIond's summer
nights and outunns have been odroitly
blended into new imported group of
textiles designed by RiNo PuotiIo, whose
creations from Ione-hoired Yiiy rugs,
paintings and drawings have been winning
Finnish prizes for her since the oee of IS.
Reversible, double domosk cloths have been
woven in accent coIors, an almost unheord-
of feet. Linen tobIecIoths were created in
such shades as spring green, harvest yellow,
hot pink and bIue-ereen or sapphire. The
28-yeor-oId designer, now on on exhibit
tour of the United States, drew on Finlonds
midnight sunlit evenings for her soft wool
throws of such coIors as antique gold,
burnt orange; holly berry, blue plum and
lush green Souno Finnish steam both,
towels and firweove wiPe-off place mots
offer their own warm tones. Introduced
into this country by Donsk Design, Inc,
the unusual imports ore available locally
at Julius GorfinckeI 6 Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
Miss Dishnnon
Is1Bride

Col. Addison Vincent Dish
man, USA retire d.. and
Mrs, Dishman of Cocoa, Fla.
and Washington announce
the marriage Of their dau-
ghter Alice Virginia to Mr..
Chadwick We Rutherford
Henry. son of the Rev. Elmer
T. Henry. (Col., USA Ere
tired and Mrs. Henry OF
Minneapolis, MINI.
The we ddin g took place
yesterday in All Saints Epsi-
copaI Church, Chevy Chase,
Nd, with the father of the
groom officiating.
The bride was graduated
from the College of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Va.
She is the niece Of Mrs. E. M.
Peixotto of this city and the
late Brigadier Gen. Eustace
M. Peixotto.
Mr.. Henry was graduated
from the Choate School and
the College Of William and
Mary where he was a mem
Der Of Theta Delta Chi social
fraternity.
The couple will live in
Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

INTERNATIONAL R-is0 81 5-ton
steel body and dump, twin gas
tanks. air brakes, good rubber,
recently completely rebuilt. 43S o
st. NV, NO. 7-4504.
NEW-IHc model 100, l-ton stake,
dual wheels. list S3.075, special
S2,495.
UsED-1959 Y ton Dodge. S7e5.
1855 Chevy 1-ton chassis and
cab. S495. 1888 Chevy sta. vag-
on S595.
PHILLIP H. MOORE, INC.
Mitchellville. Md. 262-2244
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s. s. MELLICHAMPE Real Estate
ga. "a mi. left at Gulf Gas
Station.
TIDEWATER, SOUTHERN MD.
Beach, year-round frame
home, screened porch, nice bath,
2S mi b. c., $4,000.
2-West River, q year-round homes
on 3 lots, both furnished, 2 bed
rms. EACH. insulated, patio, well,
trees, lovely view, owner financ-
ing, immed. poss. $4,000 for both.
River, 25 acres, lovely
view. 800 #, on paved road, rs
mi. D. c., $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Nd,
Phone University 7-S006, II no
answer call Prince Frederick 10S
Underwater, SOUTHERN MD.
l-Solomons, lovely view of Patux-
emit River out into Ches. Bay,
artesian well, living rm., kitchen.
bath, bedrm,, oil heat, glassed en-
closed porch Sn a6o partially built pier.
2-Patuxent River, IN acre, g.
bedrm. frame home, paneled liv.
rm. with fireplace, screened porch,
lovely view, fenced, artesian we'll,
30 mi. D. c., S22,000
3-Long Beach, corner home with
4 bedrmS., fireplace, large scrn.
porch, completely furnished, tool
house, bunk house to sleep 4, nice
shade, lovely view Of Bay, As mi.
d. C., $4,000
A = Drum Point, modern masonry
electric kitchen. sundeck, exceiient
view, immed. poss., $4,000.
5-Ches. Bay, " acre, modern brk.
home. . bedrms.. lge. liv. room
with fireplace and beamed ceiling,
modern kitchen, jalousied porch, 3
baths, recreation room, Veranda,
patio, 2 shower rms, lge. fenced
swimming pool, outdoor fireplace,
sandy beach, 40 mi. D. C.
D = Ches: Bay. 2-bedroom frame
nome, bath. large porch, furnished,
basement lovely view, immediate
dwellings overlooking Ches. Bay,
% 3 bedrms., Ia baths, base
board heat, kitchen, dining room,
$500. (2) 3 bedrms., living rm.,
dining rm., kitchen, bath. base
ment and porch, S6,750.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone los. II No Answer, Call lS4.
TIDEWATER. VIRGINIA-Beautiful
2-story waterfront home. 80 liv-
ing room. fireplace. large dining
room and kitchen, . bedroom
den, large screened side porch.
Ample large closets. Ia baths.
Full basement with separate en-
trance and shower Oil INV. heat.
Comb. alum. screens and storm
windows. On one acre level lawn,
Handicapped with selected trees and
shrubs. Lombardy poplars on north
OF Potomac and Chesapeake Bay
OF oPtomac and Chesapeake Bay
viewed through picture window.
Boat docking facilities close by.
$50 artesian well with electric
pump gives unfailing supply. pure
cool water. Detached gear garage
matches home and has living
quarters in rear constructed 1919
to highest standards for retired
couple. Completely repalnted Fall,
1862 Taxes only SS5 year. For
sale TO settle estate, S29,75O cash.
Box 1927 Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
Saint Marys
County
Maryland
1.-THE Land of
Pleasant Living"

Pleasant LIVING"
To settle an estate, this
property must be sold at
several thousand below
cost. Almost two acres of
land on a point insuring
complete privacy - Cuck-
oldS Creek - fenced = in,
Handicapped yard, large
pile-driven covered boat
house to take care of any
boat up to fifty feet
Screened-in beach house
with running water, fire
place and ovens. Main
house of three bedrooms,
two baths, living room
with fireplace, etc. Guest
house Of four rooms,
screened-in porch. Every
thing completely fur
niShed.
This property is the best
value on today's market
at $4,000.
Have other attractive
W waterfront properties,
price ranging from $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

TROUBLESOME DELINQUENT
Notes Bought. ExpertlY 6erviced
DlCKEYS INVESTMTS. AP. 7-S0S0
End TRUST NOTES WANTEDATop
prices paid. Immediate service.
MR.. JEFFERYS, MA. S-0352.
end TRUST = PAY UP TO so
Money SANE DAY. G; H., PAT
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GARAGES

CAP. HILL-Concrete gar, close
in, secure roll-top door, less than
81 per day. Ii. 6-1233.
GA. AVE. AND EMERSON ST. NV
Single and dbl. garages, renting
at $40 and $50 per mo. 4S3-64S7.
GARAGE and storage sheds on
Addison I'd, Seat Pleasant, Nd.
301-S67-2921.
10th AND H NE. (rear ZOE 10th
St, n.eO-Double brick garage,
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., OILS New
York ave. NV, MA. STAG.
18th AND PA. AVE. Sc. AREA
Exceptionally well built brick
garages especially suited for stor-
age purpose, Single SIS. LA. g.
4S4S or LA. 9-372I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES WANTED

ALL Cash FOR YOUR PROPERTY
IN D: c. AND NEARBY MD,
KAY REALTY CO., INC RIA. $4,000
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RENEWED
MONEY MAKERS

MINNIE 44k11AGxSO
'62 FORD-Econoline panel deliV-
cry with windows. Fully equipped.
Low mileage. 81 500.
81 CHEW II ton pickup "V-6'
engine, custom cab. 81 .595.
up economy engine SIT. body.
81 Chevy ton pickup, / own
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
LAKE BRANCH
S401 Conn. Ave. Chevy Chase, Md.
OIL. 4-4674
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
REQ '54 flatbed, motor Just over
hauled. Code 703-BR. $500.
THAMES '5s N-ton panel truck,
good tires. plus spare, 2 mounted
snow tires, clean inside and out,
$500. 7O3-BR. S-s2l5.
TRUCK BODY, IL II. long, used
for beer, good cond., 500. LU. q
4s1s.
USED TRUCKS, FORD 1858 ten
wheeler dump, large body F-S00
F-sc6' dump bodSy. sood BOD running ming
6s4-s755.
VOLKsWAGEN '6l truck, very
clean. trade or terms.
GELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. Off Wis. Ave.
BETHESDA. MD. 654-921b
VOLKsWAGEN '8i van, newly
painted black. Call Pop" after
8 pm. or sunday. JU. b-69S2.
WHITE SO Mustang over the-road
tractor geared for eo1st-to-coast
moving. $1,000 or best offer.
277-S456. 5455 Annapolis hwy.
Bladensburg. Nd.
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FIAT '57 Spider. Extra hard top
and wheels, good mechanical cond.
Reas. Phone VIII, 2-606S.
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD,

BROOMES ISLAND-Small cottage
near river, about l acre rich land;
excel. Tor summer use or to fix IN
for retirement, $4,000.
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INTERESTING OLD HOME, par.
TALLY modernized, excellent fol
summer or year-round living. {
rooms, bath, acres, large shade
trees, 60O-ft, waterfront. Widow
must sell. Price reduced $4,000 Il
Sl3.500. CAPT. H. C. ROBSON
USN (ret0, Broker. White Stone
Virginia.
ISLAND, IS ACRES
About 8 miles from Leonardtown,
MARYLAND, on Wicomico River, g.
rm; house plus Arm; cottage, tool
swimming pool, continuous arte-
sian water, large screened-i
porch, barbecue pit, tractor and
attachments. Wants $4,000. MR..
COPE. Sunday, TIE. 8-2129.
Edwin l.. Ellis, Realtor
WASHINGTON, D. C. RE. 7-514O
NEW BROCHURE-FREE!
Recreation or waterfront properties.
"a pages, very low priced Wonder
buys TOR Sun and Fun. New for
you. Mailed FREE from the
R E2Elf s haiFsei to- 9 LInS TItr
Bldg. Phila. 10, Pa.
POTOMAC RIVER, Sandy Point.
Va bedrooms. ! u baths. liy-
ftshen rO Screened sFe poasse. p al sf
mace, garage, workshop, 2 large
shaded lots. All furnished. i'm
mediate possession. Under ST..
900. can finance. For details call
or write Ben Hubbard. Warsaw,
Va, SCHMIDT e. WILSON, INC.
Realtors, CIR. 2-207S. home ED.
3-62Hl.
FRINGE GEO. COUNTY, Md
175 acres. fronting on the. Patux-
ent river. Lac. clubhouse. hunting
lodge, horse barn, secluded yet less
than an hours drive from Dis
trict, Suitable for club or sub
consider long-term lease.
j. B. WATERS q ASSOCIATES
PRINCE FREDERICK, ND.
PHONES PA and ass
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, Hales
Point. Va.-New modern 1-story
rancher. pine paneled, tile floors.
lily roum, l4'x27' living room.
kitchen dining area with divider
Large lot. sand beach SlS.900,
Near boat harbor. For details call
or write Ben Hubbard. warsaw,
Va, SCHMIDT g. WILSON, INC,
Realtors, OR. 2-207S. home ED.
3-6231.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repub-
lie, Md. - Houses and lots in Bay
colony rec. facilities with COM
munity house for sale to college
Grads, accepted by assoc. Of own
ers. Write or visit Chestnut Cabin,
Az miles beyond Prince Frederick.
SEVEN ROOM-AND-B BATH HOME
in fine condition on o deep, pro-
tected arm of the Great Chop
tank River. Nice elevation. Pretty
old shade. Basement with central
heat. Approved septic system.
Price, S22, 900. Pictures on request.
MATTHEWS q COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND .
SPECIAL VALUES : ~ Modern,
clean, 5-room and bath. furnished
cottage, screened porch, large lot,
S6,S50. Terms. (2) Brick. 3-bed-
rm., 1 u bath home, extra large
liv. rm. with fireplace, large lot,
carport. garage. $4,000. Inspect
at Cedarhurst on Ches. Bay, 81
miles d. c. near Shady Side. Md.
Take Rts. 4. 255 and 46S. See
MR.. BAUMAN on Chesapeake ave.
or MRS. OLIFF on Holly ave. in
D. C. Call DU. TAIL. in Nd.