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Georges County, write to:
Mrs. Robert l.. Poetzman,
Bready road, Olney Acres,
Rockville l3, Md.
Egg Roll Origin
To Mrs. H. J. L., Washington
r. ~ ~ yYyI.,.

U MIS- H. - H., w uSHitytOH
From o. NJ, Washington
To the woman who in
quired about the meaning of
the egg rolling custom, I
happened to read a notice in
a periodical explaining the
origin.
Supposedly the custom Of
Easter egg rolling has a
Christian meaning.
The custom began in the
Middle Ages, and the rolling
of the eggs down a slope
symbolized the rolling away
OF the stone from the Savior's
tomb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
G MARK EVANS SHOW.

Public Affairs. / Hour. Guests: Elaine
Sheppard. author-aetress; Florence Lowe.
co-ordlnator Of Special Projects Of Met
romedia, and Gov. Edmund (Pat) Brown,
Democrat of California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
EVENING
500 "A MEET THE PRESS.

600 a MEET THE PRESS.
Public Affairs. Color. Guest Senator
John C. Stennis, Democrat of Mississippi
will discuss the military buiIdup In Cuba
q BACHELOR FATHER.
Comedy. John Forsythe stars. (Repeat)
q TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Public Affairs. we Fed Our Enemies"
A documentary on Americas unparalleled
and humanitarian outpouring Of aid after
two World Wars to save both allies and
millions Of former enemies from stara-
ton. Guests: Admiral Lewis L. Strauss.
Henry C. Wolfe. and Gen. Lueius D. Clay.
$50 q PENN. AVE, OF AMERICA.
Public Affairs. Special about Americas
most historic mile stretched as an artery
between the head and the heart Of our
Government. Byson Rash, narrator.
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White.
} q ENSIGN 0'T00LE.
Comedy. Operation: Souvenir" Il.
St. John Jack MulIaney) smussIes an
antique cannon on board the Appleby
and winds up as defendant In mock
trial on charges Of illegally transporting
firearms.
q MARK EVANS SHOW.
Public Affairs. Hour. Guests: Elaine
Sheppard, author-actress; Florence Lowe,
co-ordinator Of Special Projects Of Met
romedia, and Gov. Edmund tPat) Brown.
Democrat Of California.
q EDITORIAL CARTOONS.
Public Affairs. The story Of the devel-
opment Of editorial cartoons. Guests: Jim
Bergman and Glib Crockett, editorial car
toonists for The Evening Star. Matthew
Warren, host-narrator.
On LASSIE.
Adventure. Color. "The Journey" A
story Of adventure and suspense, told In
several successive episodes. In the first
episode, Jimmy and Lassie help a bal
loonist Patrick Westwood) land his craft
In field as gale winds approach the
area. While Timmys father drives the bal
loonist into town for his gear. the winds
loosen the stakes holding the balloon
and Jimmy and Lassie are carried aloft.
Jon Provost stars.
D On WALT DISNETS WORLD.
Adventure. Color. ! Hour. Banner In
the Sky" A two-part drama about
mountain climber who dreams Of being
the first person to climb the mountain
which took his fathers life. James Mac
Arthur, Michael Rennie and Janet
Munro star.
q THE JETSoNS.
Comedy. Color. wv or Not w." George
doesn't realize IT'S a TV show robbery
he witnessed and goes into hiding.
A n r enkr,.nps II aoka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

80 BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure. Travel films. (Repeat)
q THE EVENING REPORT.
Sports. Area News. World News. Weather.
q PASSWORD.
Game. Guests: Shelley Berman and Betty
White.
700 q ENSIGN 0T0oLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

One fear Of citizens OPP
posing the rezoning for which
the Embassy has made appn-
cation, may be eliminated.
Guests got the impression
that only the Ambassador
and his family win reside
there, with other embassy Of
ficials having their resi-.
dences elsewhere. Neighbor-
hood criticism Of q multi-res-
idential plan has been
mounting.
The Soviet Embassy relo-
cation took on sharper focus
this week because Of q report
ed State Department request
for postponement Of Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
hearings on o bill banning flu
ture construction Of CHANGER
les in District neighborhoods.
state Department interest
repeatedly Is being famed by
United States wishes to re-
locate It's own overcrowded
embassy in Moscow.
Admiral Jerauld Wright
was receiving congratulations
on his appointment as Am
bassador TO Taiwan. Former
Ambassador to the Philip
pines Myron Cowen leased
the newly named envoy for
taking on some punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

with this post, but asserted
no one could be a better
choice for it. Both Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Cowen ac-
companied their husbands.
Smiling, Defense Official
The perils Of the Pentagon
agree with at least one top
Defense official. Displaying
no frowns. drawn looks-or
even red-faced Ones for that
matter - the deeply tanned
and smiling Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense Paul Mite
was introducing his wife and
daughter to guests last night.
Danish Ambassador Knuth-
Winterfeldt was back with q
rosy sunburn as evidence Of
his stay at St. Croix, Virgin
Islands. His charming wife,
was q stay.at-home. nursing
the effects of too much sun.
Both are enchanted with st.
Croix, he said, and would love
to own a house there. He
called the island a'more Dam
ish" than its neighhors. They
stayed at the home of Victor
Borge, took to the deep for
snorkeline.
Mrs. : George Ball came
without the Undersecretary
of State. From diplomatic
ranks came the Ambassadors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
Wheel of Fortune Selects
Festival Queen I onight

mon Of Arlington. she Is q
senior at Wakefield High
School and the youngest Of
the So princesSes.
Her lucky number 90 was
drawn by Mrs. Samuel Ecriv-
ener, jr.. chairman Of the fes-
tival fashion show Wednes-
day. one Of about 100 guests
at the tea.
Elaborate Miniatures
After presenting the Doioii
Maiden to Susan. Mrs. Akira
Nishiyaftna, wife Of the Jap
anese Charge d'Affaires and
hostess for the party. gave
each Of the other girls .
consolation prize-a iminia-
tire JApanese-dancef doh
almost as elaborate as Sus-
ans.
/ The Foreign Ministry in
Tokyo. which supplies the
mementos, sent fans last
year. II told them they'd
have to do better this time"
said embassy Counselor Cen
ichi Akatani.. who served as
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master Of ceremonies yester-
day.
The dolls were clearly q
great success. For the next
five minutes. as the princess
es opened the boxes and
examined their gifts. the for
NAL embassy drawing room
looked more like q playroom.
A dozen or so embassy
wives, dressed In colorful ki-
monos, were gathered to well
come the girls and direct
them to the dining room.
where tea was served with
little pastries and Q variety
Of Japanese snacks.
Learn TO Curtsey
In addition to the prin-
cesses. guests included mem
bers Of the festival commit
tee, officers Of the Confer
ence Of State Societies and q
few diplomatic wives. among
them Mrs. Rene Merenne Of
the Belgium Embassy, who
helped teach the girls how
TO cuftsey at q rehearsal for
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the ball yesterday morning.
Some Of the princesses
went out In the wind. risking
their Lily Dache gift hairdos,
to see the Japanese tea house
on the embassy grounds. .
sight worth the sacrifice with
its own border Of Cherry
Blossom trees now In bloom.
The Processes find that
living through festival week
together is q little like shar4
ing q foxhole. Their camera
derie grows stronger every
day. When Florida's repre-
sentative went faint at the
tea and had to retire to q
couch (~simple exhaustion"
she explained. the word
quickly got around 10 others,
who nodded their heads In
perfect understanding.
"Of course. the whole exs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
Turkish Air Chief Feted
At Air Force Dinner

The Pentagon figured as .
prominent table decoration
at the black tie dinner given
by the Air Force Vice Chief
Of Staff and Mrs. Mckee last
night in honor Of Mai. Gen.
Resat Mater, Chief Of Staff
Of the Turkish Air Force.
Seventy-five guests were
seated ct a large table in the
ballroom of the Boiling Air
Force Base Officers Club
which was arranged In the
shape Of q pentagon.
y The familiar sight Of the
Pentagon building doomed
before the eyes Of the guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Party Presents Tulips

Of Burma, Czechoslovakia,
Korea, Haiti, Nicaragua and
South Africa. Accompanied
by their wives were the Am
bassadors of France, Mali,
Lebanon, Austria and Luxem-
bourg.
Mrs. Aleman attended
without the Argentine AM
bassador. and also there were
the Leonard Carmichaels.
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Bigelow, Mrs.
James L. Houghteling. Donna
Julia Brambilla, Mr.. Andre
Visson, the Jack Beevors, and
scores more. lt
80 80
Honored by Austrian AM
bassador Platter yesterday
was the president Of Ford
ham University. The Rev.
Laurence Mckinley was
awarded the Gold Cross Of
Honor for merit to the Re-
public Of Austria at q one
O'Clock luncheon at the En-
baSsy.
The Platzers and their
honored guest were joined by
a group Of guests which in
cluded Chief Of Naval OPP
erations and Mrs. George An
derson and United States
Commissioner Of Education
Francis Keppel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
Ambassador
Is Patron

DR.. Roberto T. Alemann,
Ambassador Of Argentina.
and Mrs. Alemann head the
list Of patrons for the per-
Torrance Of drama and dance
TO be presented Sunday ct 3
pm. at the Dance Playhouse
BY the Evelyn Davis Dance
Playhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05

as an attractive and original
centerpiece- but with some
thing added. In the area
which comprises the real
Pentagon's garden court was
set q ten-foot high Turkish
mosque topped with a gold
dome and the red and white
crescent and star flag.
The mosque was banked In
red and white flowers. The
Turkish colors were repeated
again In the gay red and
white pleated table cloth and
the candles in high pyramid
shaped candelabra placed ct
the five corners Of the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
BY PAT SALTONSTALL
Star staff Writer

Sixty kinds of tulips,
shipped by air especially for
an embassy reception in'their
honor. weren't up to partying
last night. avg
More than a few Of. the
vivid blooms were caught
mapping rs they dropped
sleepily over the sides of
their containers.
But you could hardly
blame them. They had been
left cooling their stems at
Idlewild Airport in New York
for a long delay. And Neither
lands officials, careful to
take every precaution against
cold. didn't prepare for this
weeks high temperatures.
They were q handsome lot
Of honofed guests, however.
droopy or not. Netherlands
Ambassador and Mrs. van
Roijen's 200 guests looked
them over and peered at the
identifying cards by each
container.
Two, in one bowl. perky
enough to stand straight
and show off the way tulips
should, were appropriately.
"Hollan DIS Glorie" and
Spring Song" They even
looked up to partying again
tonight, when the van Roi-
jens will give q second tulip
reception.
Guests Uncrushed
The repeat-reception idea
offers q more relaxed and
civilized atmosphere than
the jungle-like crush of many
embassy functions. In tune
with the pause-which spring
somehow brings-laSt nights
6-to-8 party left guests free
to move about without being
crushed, q novelty gratefully
acknowledged by several
guests.
Former top man Of the
Central intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles parted praises Of
guests for his article, The
Craft of intelligence" now ap.
pearing in q major monthly
magazine, BY exclaiming that
the article was dull. The spy
specialist should have been
treasured by remarks that
readers found the article as
hard to put down as q fic-
tional spy thriller. Mrs. Dull
les accompanied her hus-
band.
DObrynin QuIzsed
Soviet Ambassador Dobry-
min was Quizzed by guests
about the status Of the pro-
posed new Russian Embassy,
TO be built on q l5-acre Chevy
Chase. Cd. c. tract.
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perience is exciting and CLAM
orous and lots of fun" said
the Pennsylvania princess,
who's the oldest Of the group.
But ] think the best Of 1t Is
that we've really made
friends"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
Pietura d Poaa @

-~~~---~------
petites In the mounting sus-
pense, had q preparatory en-
counter with chance at the
Japanese Embassy yesterday.
AS they do every festival,
embassy officials invited the.
girls to tea. showed them the
string Of pearls the Queen
win receive as q gift from Ja-
pan. and then held q drawing
on o Kubuki-dancer doll In
q big glass case.
This years winner was Miss
Susan Saulmon who repre-
sents Kentucky. The daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Saul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star staff writer

The Queen Of the 1863
Cherry Blossom Festival win
be chosen tonight at Q ball
in the Sheraton-P Park Hotel,
by q spin Of the wheel Of
fortune.
The So eligible princesses.
who are fast losing their APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
DObrynin QuIzzed

Soviet Ambassador Dobry-
min was Quizzed BY guests
about the status Of the pro-
posed new Russian Embassy,
TO be built on q 15-acre Chevy
Chase. %. c. tract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
MOTORCYCLES

BsA 80, $50 &C.. bousht new in
Mar, 1860. excel. cond., 5000
cash. JE. 2-5573.
BsA 1861 Super Rocket, perfect,
like-new eond.. 5000 MI, must
sell, best offer over SS25. JU.
9-0364. ewes. and Sun.
BSA Goldstar 81. black, recently
oyerhauled, $685.. KE. s-5265.
HID XLCH '62. 700 miles. Brand
new. White/red. $1,000. Call $685.
S443.
LAMBRETTA motor scooter 81,
$50 Co. excellent condition, com
pletely rebuilt, new paint, Wv.
tires windshield, buddy seat, lug
gage race, $175. Ev, 4-l0bI.
LAMBRETTA motorscooter $50, $50
III, good condition. used every
day. CAN JOE, EN-. 2-4SO7 aft. s.
MEsSERsCHMITT SO, 3 wheels,
enclosed scooter, good cond., Ss25.
VIII. 2-s7Os after z pm.
YANAHA 80, absolutely Ike new,
$500 miles, $50 &C.. cleo. starter,
$3.50. OWNER, RA. 3-4455.
1860 BSA
GOOD condition, only 1900 miles.
Call UN. 4-4230
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10

RUsTIC-TYPE HOME on u acre,
has ny; rm. with fireplace, din,
scr. porches and oil heat. Water
front PRIVILEGES. Sl0,50O.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

West River, 2-bedrm. home,
fun basement. hot-water heat. liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, lge. din
ing rm.. modern kitchen. glassed
porch overlooking water, large
dormitory rm.. outdoor fireplace.
fenced, storage house, 25 mi.
ID. c., $4,000.
chesapeake Bay, shaded lawn,
4-bedrm., year-round home. pine
paneled living rm.. oil hot-water
heat. 30 mi. d, c.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Elsie West williams, Lothian. Nd.
Phone University 7-S006, II no
answer call Prince Frederick los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ADVENTURE. BOARDING
FOR Boys and z day camp
ing program. Ages z to IA. Al
minis. d. C. For info. call OIL. g.
704O.
FAIR HAVEN, S25 VIZ. Boys ant
girls. 7-15 yrs. Request folder
LocSi refs A III IL 1. 4asIIs 0"Ouls We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
STONE HARROR N I
VACATION PLACES

RETREAT - Ideal for
club. businessman's haven or
family. 80 mi. from DC. Secluded,
cleared. 5 rm. cabin, oil. cleo,
phone, fireplaces, clear spring. M.
Gathland State Park on Appala-
chan Trail. Outbuildings for
horses, animals, etc. / mi. to gen.
store. Short or long term conf
Dental lease. S675 year. BOX 469-
l.. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l. Patuxent River, 15s acres,
S-rm. Colonial home, large rms,
7-rm. home, managers home OF
. rms, 14-acre tob. allot., 5
barns, streams. lake, sandy beach.
q paying farm.
2-chesapeake Bay, wide sandy
beach, 3-bedrm. home, paneled,
fireplace. y baths. extra Sleep
ing space on balcony, furnished.
$4,000.
3-Patuxent River. 90 acres, 4
bedrm. brick home, 2 baths. large
living rm.. fireplace, paneled den
with bar. panoramic view. u =
rm. year-round home may be sold
separately, good future invest
ment $4,000.
4-chesapeake Bay-Lots from ST.
900 up.
5-Patuxent River-sO'x225' lot,
improved with pier, pier house
and boat ramp. restricted, S6,-
400. 2 adjoining creek trent lots,
l00'x250', $3.50 each.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los
10 No AnruFar Ha1l IGA
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M0UNTAIN PROPERTY
BLUE RIDGE SPECIALS! - acl

BLUE RIDGE SPECIALS! IL acres,
open and wooded. Germ. house,
spring, pond site. cleo, tel. Only
$3.50. IL acres wooded, hieh
view, paved I'd, Just S1,l50.
Others, $50 acres up at S46 acre.
j. ALLEN WILLIAMS, Broker,
Luray, Va, -.---
5000 DOWN $50 PER MO. buys
10 acres. Ali wooded, beautiful
view with good mountain stream
west Of Winchester. Va. Easily &C
cessible. Total price, $1,000. Fol
7O3-662- S434.
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Beautiful panoramic view Of Po-
SoTs 9 sc ss 1Pg0' WITH M onsssIi
mile river frontage. Spacious au-
lhentic brick Colonial house. Near
EIedericksburg, Va. WARING
REALTY Essex 3-4711, evenings,
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0UT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.

ARGENTINA mendoza Provincel
approximately 1853 acres. a q
room Spanish style home. and 4
cottages. Located near market
outlets. the crops include plums,
peaches, apples, apricotS and
grapes. 100000, all farm equip
ment included. For details call
Mrs. Gail, JU. 5-7611. BEERS
BROS. REALTORS.
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IMP0RT--SPORTS

CLASSIC "22O" coupe
CONT. 1854 running boards, Lam
dau arms, AMIN radio. leather
interior and luggage, $4,000 or
make offer. 949-S476.
MERCEDES '8I "l00SL" roadster.
flame red, low mileage, new beige
top, beige leather upholstery. seat
belts, AM-FM radio, snow tires,
S2.985. Potomac, Nd. 299-67SO.
METROPOLITAN 80 convertible,
fully factory equipped, nice con-
dition throughout, low price.
BURROWS RAMBLER. 900 M st.
Sc. Ii. 4-S300 (opp. Navy Yd.).
N9ETDnDOT ITAN 1OfsO rnNVERT
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS including taxiS
also auto repairs financed. LU.
4-l25O. COLUMBIA FINANCE.
INC, 1929 Kenilworth ave. ne.
closed Saturday. Free parking.
MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERs
We win Lend You Up 10 $1,000
Cut Your Pymts. Free Consultation
BANK RATES-FAST SERVICE
We Come 10 Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. CO,
$40 Perpetual Bldg. ~. o-521C
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ON CORNER LOT, near waterfront,
t ms home has liv,irIn3 kitchen
iii neat. paw Wa tssnsa P ppIyiieses a
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10

Nd. d. c. Day. eve. VIII. 6-6lS2.
ACTION IN "a HOURS = Any
amount, You can't beat our rates
MOT. CO. 525-O3ooI
BANK RATEs-lst and 2nd trusts.
Instant cash wall also finance OF
buy real estate in distress or un-I
usual situation, Anything. Anyone
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. Elk. 3-l2l5
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
IND trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE A. INVESTMENT CO.. 3le
Southern Bldg, MA. b-333l. linz
mediate services, 10 70 4:30 pm.
IMMEDIATE cAsn--LoW RATES
2nd and Ord TRUST LOANS
METRO REALTY Co, Elk. 3-774A
lNIERIM FINANCING, front money
X. l. SMITH. ksSitof. i24-57ii.
MONEY, end TRUSTING viii buy
End trust notes. D., c., nearby Nd .
or Va. ReaS. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a INVEST. CORP /.
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PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABLE-lst
and md trusts. INTERSTATE
oUICK CASH for D c., Nd or Va
2nd rust notet Call any time
JOHN L. SHELTON, 10. 2-2UOU.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS with up 10 So OOO.-
900 IN cash 10 invest IN income
producing property. Also wanted
About 10000 H. OF industrial land
Ia Silver sprlng and Arlington, Va.
Thofoughfafe necessary. b. g.
LiNTHICUM, MA. N-2O7S.
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VAUXHALL 80 Super, ?. and h.,
good cond., private owner. $500.
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TRAVEL TRAILER 81. left. Cor
sair, new cond., sleeps 8, many
extras, custom built. 1920. 1921
Highland ave-, Springfield, Va.
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MEET THE ROBIN


IN A HOME OF YOUR OWN
BOY, what a rundown shack THU
lsl Has liv. rm, din. rm., kitchen
porch, but it's only $1,000! Has
waterfront privileges, tool
ON CORNER LOT. near waterfront,
this home has liv. rm., kitchen,
bedrms.. bath, screened porch and
OF heat. Waterfront PRIVILEGES,
$500.
RUsTIc-TYPE HOME on u acre,
has liv, rm. with fireplace, din.
rm,. kitchen, 3 bedrms,. bath, 2
scr. porches and oil heat. Water
front PRIVILEGES. Sl0,50O.
WATERFRONT home with boat
and motorl Liv.. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm., kitchen. . bed
rms, bath porch and oil heat.
STILL LOOKING for a home for
your boat2 See this enc with liv.
rm.. fireplace. kitchen, jalousied
porch. 3 bedrms., baths and oil
heat. Private pier. S16.5OO.
4 LITTLE BIT DIFFERENTl
This home not. only has liv. rm.
with fireplace, din, rm., kitchen,
2 or 3 bedrms.. bath and oil heat,
but II also has 2 half baths and
guest room. garage and y acre
on the water with pierl S26,500.
HOME AND INCOME opportunity.
4-bedrO0m home sen dining rTn 4,
oil .h,.-w. heat. 2-ear garage and
workshop. "a acre. $50 II. on the
waterfront with 81 boat slips.
vERRRRY NICEl Masonry ram
bier on large lot near waterfront
Liv. rm, has fireplace, verrrry
lge, kitchen with dining area. 9
bedrms., ia baths, jalousied
porch, Dashboard heat and gear
-carport with 20x20 It. heated
room Water view and water
PRIVILEGES. S23.s 500.
HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE, LOTS
nEETHE nnEN EUEnV nav
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over 30 new. used. in stock name
brands. 1925 up. as low as sos
down. bank financing. ALLIED
TRAILER SALES AND RENTAL,
next to Sherman Rambler, DR.,
2,slO1, Brandywine. Nd. o. s.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

end TRUST = PAY UP TO sos
TEN, 347.ibf6. CHI s-7743.
end TRUST NOTES wANTED-Top
prices paid. tmmed service, Mr..
JEFFERYB, Ma. ssO3b2.
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STILL LOOKING for q home for
your boat2 See this enc with liv.
rme fireplace, kitchen, jalousied
porch hedrnis3 Z baths bath a., end oil
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

WATERFRONT FARM with nav
igable water on Chesapeake or
tributary. so TO $50 acres, pri-
Vate purchaser. Reply Box 3s2-J,
Star. OIL. 6-6S60.
retirement water
front cottage in Md. around S12,-
900. 626-3S66.
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TRAVEL TRAILERS = order now
for spring. del. CASS TRAILER
SALES. College PIX, Nd. 474-27l4.
.TRAvEI0 1860. As by 10, 2 bed
rms. with washer, air eond. $4,000
or equity. Take over payments.
- Carleton place. Oak Grove
Trailer Court. Alexandria. Va.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

TALL TIMBERs, MD.-Large g.
room house, furnished all-modern
conveniences, on Potomac River,
100-foot private pier with left.
boat and cupboard motor. 500
weekly. Special rates for season.
EN-. $4,000.
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RECREATION - gas acres, mostly
wooded, mile On Occoquan
range, Call Manassas, EN-. g.
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ONLY S1

Brand new 1868 Book Of pictures,
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IMP0RT-SP0RTs
TRIUMPHS cost less at SHERMAN
TRUMP H-RAMBLER, Brandy

IS $50. White. r., h., cow. top.
cover, IN fair cond. Make offer.