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ALL WOOL

And yard widel Granted. that's a
bit corny but wait TIL you see this
quality brick Colonial: 75xl36, IT'S
not only fenced but also includes
lovely shade trees. y patio and a bar
b-aue pit. The home Itself has every
thing; 3 bedrooms, separate dlnine
room. fireplace. paneled recreation
room IN basement with full powder
room and level exit to the grounds
As frosting ON the cake, there's also
n huge screened porch az the rear.
Located In Woodmnor, close 10 paro-
.chi1l and elementary school Four
Corner and the park This gem OF
a home offers you all yon need, As.
sumo he owners large loan II YOU
fika al. OtO
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POTOMAC

This almost-new brick rambler
with soft. living room has 3 bed
rooms. baths. large den. fireplace
IN basement Tor future recreation
room. with French doors opening
onto terrace: gear. built-in garage
over an acre. Of beautifully land
close to stores, schools. and trans
portation. Price, S29,950. Call WO
i-2300, EDW, H. JONES & CO.,
INC. Chevy Chase.
Rock Greek Forest Rambler
Fully air-cond. 3-bedrm.. 3-batll
brk. EFT. lot Foyer entr.. bsmt
with rec. rm.. maids rm. and bath
Attic. gar.. patio.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
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COOP APIS FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

WANTED bedroom apt. District;
closein; April /. Call DI. 7-42l0.
Ext. 9i7.
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ENJOY

flfe in this better-than-ne Shed
room. all-brick rambler. featuring a
comfortable living room, large din
ing ell. cheerful Kitchen with dinette
space, bath; pull-doWn stairway
TO storage attic: full basement with
lavatory and outside exit. This hne
home Is approximately . years old.
The owner has taken excellent care
OF the decorations, the landscapinR
OF the property and has installed
the best storm windows and doors
that money can buy All this offered
at a true appraisal value Of SlU. zoo.
CT. FILA or conventional sale. For q
treat instead Of q treatment, see this
excellent home today.
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DEE
Lightful!
Snartly
STYLED"

Ready for immediate occupancy
Here's a truly attractive contem.
porary brick rambler with plenty OF
eye-appeal inside and out Huge
living room with Roman brick fire.
place wall with los storage and raised
ilagstone hearth, spacious dining eli
with picture window. House BCauti-
ful'' kitchen with dinette space,
plenty OF smart birch cabinets
cleaning copper eye.lcvel oven and
C0unter-top range, dishwashcr. dis
posal and freezcr-top refrigerator
. bic bedrooms :. FULL TILED
BATHS Il In master bedrm }; bright
daylight basement with 46-foot rec
reation space with fireplace and en-.
closed powder room. Attached carport
with brick planter wall Brand new
and available for quick possession,
Price is S2i1"4. VA approved with
minimum cash down payment TO
qualified veterans
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
PERSoNALiZED SERVICE"
500 n. Randolph 81 olebe' IA. 7-6200
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BETHLsDA---Well located brick Cape
Cod: si7,15O 4 bedrms, . baths,
ground-leycl bsmt, alum. storm
windows. fenced lot Call SAMUEL
r. BOGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL
G-gAOu IN u
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SERIOUSLY
INTERESTED IN A
SERVICE STATION?

MAJOR OIL COMPANY can offer
the BEST opportunity in Prince
Georges Co.. mr.. sc. Washington
We have a modern ebay porcelain
lied 6-pump service station that
has pumped q good gallonage. Party
should be mechanically inclined but
not absolutely necessary. You'll
need $1,000. Call MR.. GREEN, ia.
9-S500. Ext, los for appointment.
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ARLINGTON = We know
where you can buy a 3-bedrm. whit,
brk., compl. ir-cond rambler with
bsmi IN N AL. for Sa9.hnu Cal
us for additional information anc
location NICHOLS REAL ESTATE
m IA Etpfu
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equipped restaurant, located In an
active business section of historic
Alexandria: most of the present
clientele is derived from nearby
professional Offices and department
store. The returns can be substan-
tally increased by experienced
eating. Living quarters are avail
able on the premises. Wonderful
future. Call either MR.. McNARY. or
AHRC d nnRINC III R-AQAn
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GO1V110 1NLT1L I I
ia. $1,000 Ewes, JE. 1893
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y. ARL.. si3,5O0-Cozy 4-bedrm
ia-Story frame BUNGALOW Among
higher- priced homes "n-ft. Nv.
din rm, comb. is-ft. Pullman kit.
.5-it. screened norch, full hsmt
fenced yard. trees Greenbriai
playground, yorktown School area
FRE1DA d DUNKLE. IKE. S-44l1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE-Det. ork.: rms.
. baths, partly finished recreation
rm. with fireplace, attic Practically
new stove and refgr,, oil burner. H.
VIII. storm windows. buiit-in ga
rage S23, 500. Ewes, TIE. 6-2233
L. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor. Ma
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COLORED - S1eO PER MO.-Near
Euclid and Columbia I'd. NV. 4
bedrms., baths plus 3 rms. In
bsmt. OIL heat. ST. 3-3657.
COLORED-N.E. SECTION-5-room
house. half blk. to busline; call
Ii T-O410
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SOo5 TO ANYONE - Assume &C,
In popular Twinbrook; eouiD. kit.
firepl. In liv rm.. walk to schools,
shops: will trade. JU. S-1SS6. II no
answer 10 A.SS03
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OPPORTUNITY
IN NEARBY ARLINGTON

OPPORTUNITY
IN NEARBY ARLINGTON
ca Children's shop, well
established. Rent. Sl35. To-
tai price. $4,000. terms avail
able.
OBJ Toy store; best loca-
ton; Sl00, 900 sales last .
years with high profits. Cash
for stock will handle.
tCl Tavern. ABC license
on and of sale; weekly bust
ness $1,000. owner leaving
for Europe. Must sell.
tDl Luncheonette. with
patent medicine, cosmetics,
etc, Priced only $1,000,
l.s,b,. or best offer. Terms
available.
(E) Delicatessen. luncheon
cite; finest In Arlington. no
competition. Illness requires
sale. A real bargain. Priced
at value OF stock and fixtures.
For further information or
appointment to inspect. call
Mr. Brown. with
YEONAS REALTY
ia. $1,000 Ewes, jE. 5000
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CATHEDRAL CEILING

diversified IT,. I'm. and din. I'M.
gives unusual feeling OF spaciousness
to this striking 4 BEDRM., . BATH
white brick home located IN wood
land area Of great beauty. Bsmt. and
large lot for the kids to play. close
to. excellent public and parochial
schools; you'll want to see 1t, ONLY
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLER

Large 3-bedroom home on -leye
lot with trees; bath and half, 2s-ft
living rm. dining rm., fireplace
equipped kitchen with pantry ant
breakfast ell, plastered walls: full
basement with outside exit: S17,5OO
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HOUSES FURNISHED
3 BEDRMS., Nv. rm.. Ia baths, full
din. rm. newly furn. Reasonable.

CHEVY CHAsE--officer's widow has
charming house. lovely grounds.
AID 9.Dl99
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BETHESDA

Completely furnished. A.
bedrm., lla-bath house, with
front porch, on well-kept lot.
Large living rm. with Are
place. full bsmt.. hot-water
heat, garage, enclosed yard.
Convenient schools, churches
and tranSp. Pets allowed.
$500. OIL. 4-5715 after 12
noon.
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont. J

CHEVY CHASE N.-Compare this
for value, Brand new brick split
level with bedrms.. IA baths
for S3O.950. Center hall. family
size auto. kit, sep. din. rm.. fin
shed rec. rm. in bsmt., garage.
Buy this now and choose your own
eolors FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL.
D-T0OR. eVps 0I a-80-G
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


WE HAVE CLIENTS. Please phone
at once II YOU have home for rent
In Maryland worth S175 to $3.50
ASK Mr.. FORWARD" ~. q-l303
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MURRAY LEVINE
AD. 4-3a51 Eves., II. 7-404l
RAMBLER DE LUXE

RAMBLER DE LUXE
3-yr.-old custom-built rambler,
luxurious features. 24-ft. living rm.,
family dining rm., all-electric kitch-
en-, large bedrms, each with own
bath. Beautiful 24-ft. beamed ceiling.
family room with random width frs.
Fireplace and picture window. Door
opens onto rear patio. 37-ft. recrea-
with bath, -2-car built-in sRarage.
Stairway 10 large storage attic. con-
tanning built-in ventilatine fan. A
really wonderful buy at $4,000. W.
B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 I'll ~ pm.
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= A MONEYMAKER

ROOMS. APIS. furnished; . houses
top spot: nets owner $4,000 VI
plus apt. $4,000 down. MARTINI
daily ME- S-O015
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$500 DOWN NON. al

SDi per mo takes care Of every
thing Lovely 2-bedrm home silver
Spring, I'm rec. fm., Anchor. fenced
lot excel, cond on busline; close Ia
schools and shops
ASK MIR. FORWARD" u. a-la0a
BETHESDA
~ 900 cash, assume Gil loan payable
Sl27 per month. including taxes and
insurance Red brick Colonial. on
n nice lot with rear yard fenced
3 bedrms. and bath upstairs, powder
rm. down. liv. rm lJx2l, sep. din
rmi garage, especially nice paneleg
dishwasher, ete W. 3. WRIGHT
M. $4,000 ~ ..
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81 OOO-.2 acres in Oakton ares
with spacious 5-rm l-bath home
hnise aos , SnicSenS. ebtf. ,.r out
value. Immediate occupancy. Snal
down payment; small monthly pay.
merls Phone ia. '-iSO0. WRIGHT
REALTY
At LAST. READY NOW. A 3-bed
room, .-bath brick rambler YOt
can afford Separate dining room
fireplace. completely modern kitch
en- with space for breakfast set
huge basement with garden en-
trance ONLY Sid.S5n with EHl
financing available. THERE ARR
ONLY 3, so DIAL QUICKLY ia
$4,000 REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC. 2222 n. Giebe ton Lee hwy.
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Assume CT Loan

On this l-year-old split-level: 2 bed.
rooms. full baths. 22-ft. recrea
ton rrn. with fireplace; ultramodern
Kitchen. fully equipped. Extras in
iclrde storm windows and doors;
lchain-link fence and barbecue pit;
! $4,000. 4izss loan can be assumed
Monthly payments Sos, includes
everything. A real hot value so don't
delay.
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8O-FOOT
DREAM RAMBLER

Chock full Of leisurely living! Stu
ated on better than an acre Of
a Quick and convenient route to
town. Generous room sizes thro1gb-
out--a den. three bedrooms. two
tiled baths. open patio for mild
weather enjoyment. Sacrifice price OF
500, a50-builder says sell.l Call
IA. 7-9300. s. til 0.
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BETHESDA CMARMER and

CHEVY CHASE = & .year-old brick
s Gambler sai '' sgssso s sfia, Isl
LEY REALTY Co. I'm. 1880
eyes EN-. 3-267i.
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SPACIOUS
$500 DOWN
$50 MONTH

2-bedrm. brick rambler; year,
old. like new; fenced yard; fun price
; ESQ Won't last Ions. Cal MRS
EOI DEN. III n 3G3 nr WI G-oN43
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ASSUME CT LOAN on this cute m
coy Sle,150 Cape Cod; 23-ft. liv
ped Kit. : bedfms and bath on
lst. . large partly finished bedrms
on md. h-acre level lot In handt
Fails Church location: Sl,g5u down
$50 mo pays all CROWEtL 4
Co INC, 200 N. Glebe I'd. ia
b-Utu1
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CAPE COD. ROCKVILLE

bedrooms and 9 baths, spacious
living rm, country kitchen with
table space. . bedrms. and bath dn.
. bedrms. and bath up: front pch.:
bsmt.; close TO schools; Sl2.050.
WOOD COMPANY
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COIORED

1887 4th ST. n.w.--A practically new
brick home OF rooms and bath,
suitable for settled couple. New
wiring. plumbing and heating. hard
wood floors. aluminium screens, gas
a.-c heat. Will sell on easy terms 10
responsible person. p J WAISHE.
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EARLY BIRD
SPECIAL.

II you like to hit your Job early.
then see this comfortable home sit
uated in close-in Arlington. only 9
short walk to everything. Mellowed
with gentle living and thoroughly
comes in generous portionE--a 26-ft.
living room, left. dining room, A.
1T. kitchen--ample number Of bed
rooms including enclosed sleeping
porch. Full. bright basement de-
tached garage CT approved at S16.-
$4,000. q It'll O
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Reward your dogs trust and companionship
with Ken-L-Ration's Lean Red Meats

'In canned dog food you pay for meat
in Ken-L-Ration you get it. Not
just gristle and scraps, but delicious
high-protein horse meat :. the lean
red steaks, chops and roasts of u. S.
Government Inspected horse meat.
Ken-L-Ration contains vitamins
minerals other valuable nutri-
ents, too. 1t will nourish your dog
completely. And he'll love it!
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LOST

ARTIST EASEL. Vicinity Water Gate
Inn Call Mrs. fulloch. AID. 4-06D5.
OF evening, WO $3.50.
BILLFOLD. mans: money and cards;
Monday night. vicinity Arl. Towers
Reward. ia. 7-2ll6 ewes.
CAT. red Persian; childs pet, Vic.
CreStwood or Park I'd in Rock Greek
PARK Reward. RA. 3-O5ie.
COCKER. reddish blond, red leather
collar; vic. Georgia and Kansas ayes
NV. RA. 6-OOS1 or DI. 7-5300. ext
DOG, boxer. female. fawn, scar over
right eye. Vic. olney, Md. SP. $4,000
DOG, collie. male. vicinity silver
Spring Nd answers to name Mike. y
face: Duke; wearing a black leather
horse. collar; lost on Batcheloro For
est I'd Olney; reward. VIII 6-SS23
DOG. German shepherd. black and
cream. ! VT old; name Rhoda vic
Woodbridge, Va. child's pet reward
Ju S-7l4S.
DOG. boxer, male In Bucknell Hts
area. Reward so. 5-56S3.
GLASSES AND CASE, mr. Food Town
ward LU. 4-2560.
LAPEL WATCH, platinum. surrounded
With diamonds and sapphires. reward
VIC. l6th-l1t and X or Glover Park
bes. WO 67543.
PARAKEET. male. blue. ehld's pet
answers to Pretty Boy. vic. Vale
I'd, Oakton. Va. DU. 5-7455.
sCOTTIE, male; vicinity 18th anC
Lawrence SITS. ne. LA. 6-636S.
suNGIASSES, prescription. notified
blue frame, lost in vicinity of Chew
Chase and Bethesda EN- 1-RSSk
WEDDING BANDS (2l. matched gold
very wide and heavy. engraved; vic
Mayo Beach. Reward DU ESQ.
after $40 pm
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Russians Given Details
OF KremIin UpheovoI

Khrushchev in the Presidium
before the Central Committee
could be assembled in Moscow
Party Life in a lead editorial
charged Malenkov. Molotov and
Kaganovich were especially
blameworthy for shortcomings
of the past connected with the
cult of personality (Stalinisml !.
1t said their policy would
have led to Stagnation of in
dustry, the degradation Of ag-
riculture. the undermining of
unity between workers and
peasants and would have
doomed the country to starva-
ton"
The paper said each of the
three spoke twice in his own
defense in hot debate preced-
ing their custer.
The party organ also revealed
the ranks of the party APP
paratus are being thinned.
Political departments and
the posts of party organizers of
the Central Committee at So
Wet enterprises have been abol-
ished and the number of paid
secretaries of the local organ
izationS are being reduced, :"
Party Life said.
The paper said this would
promote the growth of its I'M
paid activist members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
France 0kays
Market Plan

PARIS. July "a (P.-The
French Senate today put a
222-7O stamp Of approval on the
treaties setting up the West
European common market and
Euratom atomic fool. The
action completed Frances par
liamentary ratification of the
measures.
The treaties passed their
crucial test in the French Ma
tional Assembly July 9 and now
60 to President Rene Coty for
his signature.
Ratification also has been
completed by the West German
Parliament. Approval by the
legislatures of the other four
nations in the pacts-Belgium,
the Netherlands, Italy and Lux
embourg-is expected without
difficulty this fall.
With the French parliament
tary hurdle passed, the hackers
of the treaties were confident
they could go into force jan
uary /, 1858, as scheduled.
The Euratom plan will pool
the resources of the six nations
for joint development of peace
time atomic energy.
Under the comman market
plan. the member nations will
begin lowering their tariffs on
trade with each other with an
initial 10 per cent cut January
l, 1859. Then will come a pro-
greSSive elimination of tariffs
within the new European Eco
nomic Community over a
three-stage transitional period
of IL to IS years.
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American relations. Saudi
Arabia has been the leading
power in gaining Arab support
for the Eisenhower doctrine
against Communist aggression
in the Middle East and re-
ceives United States money and
weapons.
Ground Troops Ruled Out
Mr.. Lloyd told the Commons
there was no question of send
ing large ground forces into the
remote desert area. saying such
a step would be an example of
military futility."
Moscow radio termed the
Oman rebellion "a war for ma
tional liberation" and accused
Britain of moving troops against
the rebels with the intention of
drowning the uprising of the
Arab tribes in blood"
At United Nations head
quarters in New York, Arab
and other Asian and African
delegates were considering a
protest against Britain's ulti-
matum.
Abdel Rahman Azzam, Saudi
Arabian special representative,
said some kind of protest is
certain.
In Washington, a State De-
partment spokesman denied
heatedly that American-made
weapons or United States oil
interests were involved in the
desert revolt.
Press Officer Lincoln White
assailed British press speculaA
ton that United States oil
interests were trying to under
cut the British in the area and
that United States-manufac-
tured weapons were being sup
piled the rebels. Such an &C.
cusation, he said, is just hog
wash, period"
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Meeting Of U. S. Bur
Stymies Thirsty Briton

LONDON. July "a (P.-The
London meeting of the Ameri-
can ~Bar Association con-
tributed nightly last night to
an Englishman's thirst.
After standing in a long line
Of Observation-Disclosures at the
Savoy Hotel for the meeting
the Briton finally reached the
head of the line.
"A whisky and Sode, please, A"
he said.
Sorry. sir" answered the
man behind the desk. This
is the American Bar Associa-
ton. What you want is the
American bar. That's on an
other floor"
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COURT SOFTENs
WOMAN'S CLIMB
ON MONUMENT

A 50-year-old woman
was found guilty Of climb
ing a Federal monument
after testifying she merely
perched on its base to
escape the heat early in
the morning of July IA.
Municipal Court Judge
Thomas c. Scalley yester-
day suspended sentence
and took the personal bond
of Mrs. Geraldine Little of
the 1900 block of Tenth
street NV, not to do it
again.
Park Police Pvt. H. F.
Smith testified he saw Mrs.
Little high on the base of
the statue in the center of
Thomas Circle.
Il wanted to know if she
planned on spending all
night there" he told the
court.
But she said she wasn't
drunk, disorderly or doing
anything wrong and
wanted to know what ]
could lock her up for
l charged her with climb
ing a Federal monument"
People are sitting up
there all the time" said
Mrs. Little.
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MOSCOW. July "a tR.-The
Communist Party Central Com
mittee said yesterday the So
called anti-party triumvirate
planned to unseat the Khru-
shchev leadership and present
the committee with an accom-
plished fact.
The committees organ, Party
Life. charged the purged v. M.
Molotov. Georgi Malenkov and
Lazar Kaganovich were opposed
to the principle of collective
leadership.
Giving the Soviet people some
of the details of last months
lpheaval. Party Life said the
three planned to unseat the
present leaders and Ito present
the Central Committee with the
accomplished fact of a changed
leadership"
(This indicated that the bat
tie for power was fought in the
Presidium, the ruling party unit
once known as the Politburo.
Some Communist accounts pub
lished outside the Soviet Union
said the three tried to GUST
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OMAN

Continued from First Page
5000 square miles of the 3D.
000-Square-mile sultanate in
the southeast corner of the
Arabian peninsula.
A rebel representative in
Cairo said he had received a
report the rebels had taken
Buhla, a town miles west of
Nizwa, and had surrounded a
British headquarters on Mount
FL Fehoud, also west of Nizwa
Full Support Pledged
Earlier the British resident
at Bahrain, Sir Bernard Bur-
rows. told reporters Raj fight
ers from Alden, British crown
colony on the southern coast of
Arabia. had been assigned to
carry out an armed demon
STATION" if the leaflet ulti-
matum was ignored. He said
the airmen would be ordered
to f'shoot to kill" if the demon
stration proved ineffective.
Britain has pledged full
support" for the Sultan of
Muscat and Oman, with which
it has had treaty relations since
1899.
Foreign Secretary Selwyn
Lloyd told the House of Com
mons yesterday the dropping of
leaflets had been the only move
made so far by the Raj apart
from "action against certain
forts in the area held by dissi-
dent tribesmen. He did not
disclose what sort of action had
been taken.
Mr.. Lloyd said Britain has
knowledge the rebels are re-
ceiving outside aid because
modern arms have been found
in possession of the dissidents. "
He added that steps were being
taken to cut of the supply of
armes from the outside
"From where these arms came
we do not know" he said, but
we have certain suspicious"
Asked if intervention by
Saudi Arabia had been eStab-
lished and whether the United
States had been approached
with a view to bringing pressure
on. King Saud, Mr.. Lloyd replied
that the United States has
been kept in close touch with
the situation"
eAs regards making allega-
lions against any particular for
eign country, 1 am not yet in
a position to do that" he added.
Linking of Saudi Arabia to
the rebellion could again present
a delicate problem in British
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FOUND

CaT, white Persian. black collar with
bell; vic. Arlington Recreation Gem
Ter owner identity. ia. S-37b6.
DOG. Great Dane; found at Fort
Washington on Indian Head hwy. .
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 7-sT30
PARAKEET. sreen and yellow; vicinity
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-11-08
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upon his separation from the Ar
my in 1916. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Swain of Plymouth,
and a brother of Lawrence Swain
of Manteo. During World War II
he served 1S months in Europe in
the infantry and was on the battle
front in France and Germany. He
is married to the former Virginia
Ainsley of Roper, and they have
three children. He is an active
member of the Manteo Methodist
Church, the Rotary Club of which
he is an immediate past president,
and a member of the Manteo Ma
sonic Lodge. He was Secretary Of
the Dare County draft board, which
position is now vacant.
Ben Shannon is highly regard
ed citizen of the Manteo commu-
nifty. He has been clerk in the
Manteo postoffice since shortly
after World War II. He is CLASH
fled as a disabled veteran, and he
served in the Coast Guard, and ID
qualified in branches of the radio
field. AS a leader in his studies
he was recognized during his local
school career. He was the top mar
in the list of several candidates
for the Manteo postoffice.