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Of state Dulles review the Md
| Ole East situation.
Gen. Nathan p. Twining.
chairman Of the Joint Chiefs
LOT Stan, attended the meeting.
But White House Press Secre-
tary James c. Hagerty said
Gen. Twining did not make
any special report.
Later Il was announced that
Mr.. Lloyd. who had planned to
return to London today, would
stay over for further talks TO-
morrow.
American and British stra-
|tegists met nonstop for seven
and one-half hours yesterday.
They spent an hour Of this
time at the White House with
President Eisenhower.
The State Department an
|nounced shortly after the talks
began that the United States
supports the British paratroop-
Ter movement into Jordan.
Later Press Ofiicer Lincoln
white said the United States
had no intention Of dispatch
ing American troops to Jordan
because It was "unwarranted ct
this time"
~Close Identity" Of Views
After the Lloyd Eisenhower
Dulles conference, "a close
identity Of views" was an
nounced.
Subjects Of the talks have
been Q closely guarded secret.
Reports that the President and
Mr.. Lloyd had agreed their
countries would not intervene
I'm IraQ unless Western oil
supplies were threatened were
denied this morning by Mr..
Haserty.
American and British strate-
gists are Of two minds about
the coup In Iraq. Its grim
brutality has raised misgivings
that 60 beyond even the ap-
prehension over the pro-Nasser
tone Of the military junta's
public statements.
Washington has now con-
firmed that the rebels did
murder the four leading figures
Of the Iraq monarchy-King
Faisal, Prime Minister Nuri
Said, Crown Prince Abdul nah
and Foreign Minister Jamah.
According to reports credited
here, King Faisal was shot
while shaving. This confiicted
with other reports that the
King and Crown Prince were
shot down during q gun battle
between their bodyguards and
rebels who broke into the
palace.
Assurance 10 West
ON the other hand, the mill
tary junta has given assurance
to British, American and West
German Ambassadors that 1t
Is anxious to afford their ma
tionals proper protection. The
leaders have told the Ambas-
sailors they want friendly re-
latfons with their governments,
and that they do not want for
eigners to leave the country.
Estimates Of the political
complexion Of the Iraqi Cabinet
have been changed from left
ist" to "neuter." High ofncials
range from the far right to the
far left. The only true color
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BEIRUT, July 10 R-TWI
United States Marines reported
last night they had been cap
tured by Iebanese rebels and
released after three hours Of
questioning.
The men told their story 70
q hastily summoned news con-
ference In the presence Of Ma
rine Commander Jack Pills.
bury. public information ofiicer
on Admiral Holioway's star.
The two Marines are Sergt.
Raymond M. Garren, 20, Of
Nanticoke, Pa. and Pfc. James
J. Ward. ~. q British subject
OF Northern Island who vent
to the United States in Octo-
Der. 1856. and joined the Ma
rines last year. Here Is their
story:
They were riding in q jeep
toward q Marine command post
in the port area ct $3.50 am.
They made q wrong turn.
Pfc. Ward, who was driving,
reported o small panel truck
appeared opposite them, sud-
denly blocking their way. The
truck contained six men, some
uniformed. some not.
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HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Jordan 5 1ussein Puts
Life in Danger Often

Husscin nm TAlal took the
Jordan throne IN 1883. He was
~. and seemed more Interested
I'm tinkering with q sports ear
engine than m the politics Of
= troubled nation.
But King Husscin. now 13.
has become Z man. . courage
Gus fighter against = force that
q out 70 KIN him. a. Il did his
cousin. King Faisal II Of Irnu.
That force cmanates from
Cairo to Damascus.
He has opposed Canal Abdel
Nasser's program for an Arab
unity pitched 10 extreme anti
IWcsternism.
IN the past. King Hussein has
had the support Of the United
states. Britain and Faisal's
Iraq. nov. In what perhaps is
his most serious crisis. Hussein
has Western support again. But
Iraq has fallen.
BY opposing Nasser and his
United Arab Republic. Hussein
often has put his life IN danger.
Saw Grandfather Slain
Cairo's potent voice Of the
Arabs has broadcast many Q
suggestion that King Hussein
should meet the fate Of his
grandfather. King Abdullah, as
sassinated BY Arab nationalist
terrorists.
Hussein. then Is. witnessed
the murder Of the old man as
they visited the Mosque Of
Omar in Jerusalem's old city
IN 1881. Nationalist claimed he
had plotted to make peace with
Israel.
Abdullah's son, Talal, abdi-
Gated because Of mental illness
and Hussein became king May
q, 1888.
-Four years later. in April
1857. Hussein aroused Cairo's
ire BY kicking out q Jordan
government which was pro-
Egypt and making overtures to
Communist countries for trade
and diplomatic relations
This was King Hussein's flrst
test. A move was afoot to over
throw him. Palestinians poured
into the streets. But Hussein
won. British-trained Bedouins
OF the Arab Legion threw down
their kerchiefs In Q token Of
loyalty and blackened their
faces with burnt cork to show
their readiness to kill to keep
Hussein In power.
AssaiIs Communists
"The ambitions of interna-
tional communism have reached
our country through certain
Arab leaders who gave them
selves to the devil -.
Jordan was one Of the first
detectives for these hired
agents who wanted to make
her another Communist base In
the Mideast. But their efforts
failed and Jordan remained as
q stepping stone for the rescue
Of the Arab world from Rus
sian hirelings and Moscow
Then Lebanon was sub
jected to evildoers from across
the borders. But we never
thought that their next step
would be Iraq."
Hussein has proclaimed HIM
self king Of the Arab union Of
Jordan and Iraq to succeed
Faisal. This young federation
was formed as q countermeas-
ure to Nasser's Republic Of
Egypt and Syria.
Kim Of 1915 Leader
Hussein. born November Il.
1895. Is . great grandson Of
Sheriff Hussein Of Mecca, be-
loved Of Arab nationalist IS
the leader Of the Arab revolt Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Twomen got out Of the truck
and tagged the Marines with
automatic guns. The Marines
did not resist since they did not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Hussein. born November IL.
1885. Is 9 great grandson Of
Sheriff Hussein Of Mecca, be-
loved Of Arab nationalist as
the leader Of the Arab revolt Of
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Continued From First Page
shifted from Adana TO- take
over from the Marines.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
THE FARMvILLE (vaD HERALD FRIDAY JUNE H. 1858

ported. The candidates will vie for
this extra bonus during this period
All club members are expected to
report all subscriptions in hand on
or before June ~ in order to get
these extra points.
The New YORK Club will leave
Farmville Monday. July 20 by char
tered bus for Norfolk. where they
Will sail at $50 pm. on the Old
Bay Line for Baltimore. Dinner on
the steamer. and a delightful night
up scenic Chesapeake Bay.
Tuesday. July 20. arrive III Balti-
more, after breakfast aboard the
steamer Leave by Greyhound for
New York. arriving in the early
afternoon Dinner and an evening
at the theater will close the day.
Wednesday. July 81, sightseeing
| tour Of lower New York fabulous
Wall Street. lower East Side tho
! famous Bowery, Civic Center. East
River and Hudson River piers. with
1 stops at Chinatown and the Battery
Park There You will be taken on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

a boat ride across New York Har-
Dor to Bedloe's Island TO visit the
Statue Of Liberty. and view Of
the New York Harbor and lower
Manhattan Skyline
The afternoon will be free with
dinner at the hotel and visit to the
theatcT IN the evening
Thursday July 81. a tour Will be
made of uptown New York. passing
Rockefeller Center, Radio City. the
fashionable Fifth Avenue shopping
district Millionairc's Row Co
nmbla University, and Harlem
stopping al Cathedral 81 st John
the Divine
In the afternoon a tour Of Radio
city and MIC studios and tcle-
vision
Tho evening VIII ~ spent III u
tour 81 Mite Lite visiting the
narrow streets Of both Greenwich
Village and Chinatown. passing the
congcsted East Side along the
Bowcry 70 RCA root for 4 thrilling
view ~ New York after dark TO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Dcatonville

Leslie Meador spent the week
end IN Richmond visiting his chill
dren ana Sunday Mrs Hortense
bcadbetter. Calvin Meador, Earl
Meador and M Meador spent the
day at Mrs. Leadbetter's cabin on
the Potomac River
Miss Betty DAVIS who graduated
at Amelia High School this year,
left ms week for Arlington where
she VIII work
Mi and Mrs Larry jenkins and
family Of Richmond. spent the
week end with MI and Mrs Sam
Llewcllyn
The problem tha' confronts the
school board is not simply the
Darlington Heights school. but in
wolves the other elementary
schools ID The county as well
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

the famous Copacabana night club
for dinner, dancing and to see the
elaborate floor show
Bright and early Friday morn
inR on August the party Nill
leave for home by chartered bus,
VA New jersey turnpike to Wash
lngton and Richmond
This campaign as heretofore is
being conducted by The Herald
staff Il is not a subscription con-
iest but 4 reward FIJI energetic
people III ths territory
How many times have y9a Wished
you could make a trip 70 NEW YORK
with congenal party? Well here
Is your opportunity With all OK
pcnsas paid mp expense has been
spared h planning thls iiip and
competent guides uiH ba furnished
n Nov YORK on tae rpus
# YOU are ~ " 81 yoats od
read page & for details 81 hoU
YOU car earn tbs trip Send lei
your entry coupon today Tho carly
blid gets the worm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
New York Tour
Continued from page u

Mrs. William Pembleton. Rt !.
Jetersville.
Many more candidates are ex-
pected to enter this week. when
the campaign will get off to a
running start This Is not con-
test. and everyone who secures
the required number Of points will
win the trip The club members
are working for themselves not
against some other as contestant.
Those interested In exchanging
few days of work now for an
all-expensc paid fiveday trip to
New York, will clip the coupon in
the advertisement In this paper
and rnail OF bring It to The Herald
and the required receipts will be
furnished
For the next two weeks an extra
bonus of so points is offered on
each group OF Is subscriptions re-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13

free Of dogs loose in violations. To
permit on-duty police to devote
time to regular duties. the town will
provide extra compensation for po-
licemcn assigned to this work on
nonduty free days.
The town manager reported to
council that considerable improve
ment as regards dogs is already
evident under the town plan Of
tighter enforcement Of the dog
ordinance.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Town Election

Incorporated towns. only one cleo
tIon was held that at brakes
Branch where John S Locke was
unorposed for mayor Retiring
mayor W T Blanks was elected
70 council Other councilmcn elected
were OTIS Tucker Jr,, w Harold
Pcttus and w S Crouch, incum-
benis. Harvey r Milton. who led
tho council ballotne with 80 votes.
ana Vance A Coleman, both new
corners
Horace Garter and a II Hamil-
'oa seeking seats for thc first time,
lost out
IN Charlotte d VI And Kcysville
" oac hIaa y oppose incumbent
mayor Robson Nobel and H. H
Hanm IN p their councils.
aofh y whfctf - back intact
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School Board
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
teachers. but the taxpayers have 10
foot the bill
He asked If this group would 10
before the board Of supervisors
and request an increase IN taxes
The answer was yes. The group
also indicated that they would Or
pose any consolidation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-13
Town Council
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page -
that II il helps meet the church's
needs
Council voted TO award annual
contracts for fuel oil. gasoline gear
and motor oil to kayton Fuel Com
pany. OF Farmvllle. the low bidder
Keystone Brush c 0 m pany was
awarded the contract for hickory
fibre and steel curb and gutter
brushes.
Dog Ordinance
In final action. the municipal
body approve d Town Manager
Qnisenberry program to put more
teeth into the ordinance against
loose and stray dogs This plan.
using the services of Game Warden
G. L. Cox, has been approved by
the county board of supervisors.
Under it Warden Cox will work
With town police in keeping streets
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FISHERMAN'S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

Code; N-None. Poor fair. G-Good E-ExceIlent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
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HUNTING
AND
FISHING

Some improvement in ches-
apeake Bay fishing was re-
ported this week. but the most
excitement seems 10 be In con-
tinued catches Of big rockiish.
up 10 and over the limit In
size. ON live cells.
That doesn't mean many are
being caught. Only a few have
been taken per boat, but they
are enough TO make the trip
worthwhile. The Hill and Wild
Grounds are favored places and
some are said 10 have been
caught on the Stone Rock.
Trollers are said 10 have
been doing well along the
Western Shore. with rock up 10
4 pounds hitting bucktails and
spoons at Parker's Creek. the
Clay Bank and Winter oooses.
Boats out Of the Point Look
out area are reported making
good catches Of hardheads at
night on the Southwest Middle
Grounds and In the daytime
of Buoy Is A on the Northwest
Middle Grounds. Trout also
are said to be biting on the
Southwest Middles.
Capt. John Bean has added
q head boat to the bay group.
They now are operating out Of
both the Bean and Scheible
Fishing Centers at Wynne. Nd.
on Fridays and Saturdays at
6 pm. and Saturdays and Sun
days at z am.
Capt. Rode Langley at SOL
onions says good catches Of
spot are being made. Large
hardhead also are being caught
in the bay on the Chinese Mud
while q few are biting in the
mouth Of the Patuxent River.
Small rock are breaking be-
tween Cedar and Cove Points
and are being taken surface
trolling.
Hardhead also are reported
to be biting in the Sandgates
area up the Patuxent. On the
Potomac. some hardhead also
are being caught near Piney
Point while fair catches Of rock
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are being taken at Tall Tim
bers.
Pan rock continue TO bite
OF Holland Point near Deale
but they are very small.
At chincoteague. Va, Capt.
Stanley burlington says there
are plenty of sea bass and por-
gies but no blues of any size
are being taken. Some very
large tautog have been caught
on the Winter Quarter wreck.
At Lewes. Del, some Of the
big blues that showed UP on
the Jack Spot of Ocean City
this week are being brought in
there. The trout fishing that
was so hot has tapered of al
though they continue TO bite
at night. COVELL.
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JUST DRIVE IN -.
SIGN YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS!
NO OBLIGATION!
NOTHING TO BUY!

An need do dd" to
q me win the big
the PoddcG
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Royals Get Druftee

CINCINNATI. June 81 R.-
The Royals of the National
Basketball Association have
signed Larry Staverman. g.
foot-7 center from Villa Ma
donna College of Covington,
KY. Staverman. who averaged
23.2 points a game last season,
was a late Royals draft choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
Course to Train
Rifle Instructors

A course for persons wanting
10 become certified BY the Ma
tional Rife Association as
rife. pistol and hunter safety
instructors win be held to-
morrow at the Prince Georges
Rod and Gun Club. starting at
Q am.
Sponsoring the course viii
be the Suburban Junior Rife
Association. The fee Is IS for
NRA members and $40 for nom
members. The club is located
on Palmer highway near Route
so.
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Regatta Slated
By Canoe Club

The Washington Canoe Club
win hold q regatta starting at l
pm. tomorrow on its quarters
on the Potomac River above
Key Bridge.
Commodore Frank Ravens
says entries have been received
from clubs in New York, Ohio
and Philadelphia. There win
be nine events.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS $1,000
$3.50. 000--Group your debts. lower
your pymts refinance your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. ETC.. only in the State oil
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
and holidays, at Baratoga 7-4047.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

sPpEEDB0AT. Chris-Craft, 1917 n
new engine chrome; comnietaIy,
HnInlshed; excellent value. SEE Sna
MAINE ave. Sw EN- Ood99 WV
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE MOUNTAIN, va, Overlook
ing Shenandoah Valley-Up to
5000 II. high. Magnificent view,
closest to DC. so acres reserved
for recreation Large cottage sites,
ideal for week ends or retirement.
Very easy terms. Open Sunday,
barring rain; be sure TO come.
Directions: Out Rt. 80 TO Shenan-
doah River (b7 mi from D.C) do
not cross bridge, left on 63S TO
Blue Mountain 30 mi } watch for
sign. JE. 2-l22S. ia. S-0426,
SHANNONDALE COUNTRY CLUB.
Lee. cottage lot, 60 mi from d. c.
BY OWNER. IA 2-2S3S.
APPALACHIAN LOOKOUT to
25-acre tracts: beautiful views
and scenery: s miles TO Front
Royal and Shenandoah River.
fishing and hunting. U. s. Con-
servation area, 65 miles from
D. c. WE. s-2746 or ia. s-1O95.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT COUN-
TRY CLUB-50 mi. west Wash.
Pvt. owner will sell attrsc., compl
furn. mod 2-unit house on Pine
Grove lane: baths: oil heat: club
facilities incl. golf swim; earn
income through rental of / or
both units. JU. 9-9l22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

NEW oUTBOARD CENTER
1910 FORT MYER DRIVE AT
ARLINGTON BOULEVARD
Barbour Fleetform and Glass par
Doatsi Johnson Motors. Gator Trail
ers, Boating Accessories
WASHINGTON MARINA CO.
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WATERFRONT - -Four room fur
nished cottagei 4 mo-: pvt, beach,
boat; reasonable. NORMAN e.
CARR, Island View, Mayo. uN.
7-S323.
Mr.. BEVERLY REACH, furn. cot
taees. private shore, nettle net
OIL. 2-350b. OIL, 4-53S7.
on RAPPAHANNOCK, at Tidewa-
ter.--Mod 3 bedrma cottage. Pvt.
beach. SIS wk. OIL. 7-2662.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

REAL COUNTRY LIVING
At Holloway Farms-5-ecre, home
sites, Is mi. from Chain bridge,
near Dranesville. Va Beaut. rolling
land with streams and trees. Com
munity recreation area with lake
for fishing. swimming and BOATING
Take Route or 193 to Dranesville.
Road mile. turn left at sign to
property or call HERNDON 276W2.
BROCK HALL ESTATES, on the
miles from Marlboro. only 90 min.
to d. C. Lovely country estates OF
| to 3 acres, wooded or cleared
Many with streams. ADEQUATE COW
enants and building restrictions.
Agent on premises sun, through
Friday to dark. Phone for
brochure.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

BOYS CAMP OR HUNTING PRE-
SERVE-lg0 acres of unspoiled
land. mostly timbered. 10-acre
open recreation area; Quonset
dwelling, ouonset bank barn, old
dwelling, one-acTe pond and over
5000 IT. along the Rappahannock
River; good timber Investment:
an excellent buy at S16,75O.
terms available. NJ E. WEIGH,
JR., Pates-Massey ms. a. Realty
oRealtorsl, Fredericksburg, Va.
Is SECLUDED ACRES, mostly in
young pulpwood: 6-room center
han plan Antelbellum house. parti-
ally restored. Write p o. Box 13i
Orange, Va.
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CHRISCRAFT Sedan Cruiser Is It
inooard. Compl reiinished: with
faller. VIII demonstrate, SI.lO0
after $40 pm.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

NEW 2-B.R. masonary house: S.
$50 or terms and vacant lot.
Kissimmee, Fla, on Lake Thope-
liaga. HE 4-5413
= Waterfront and
water view, min. S0'x125'. from
5000 up. Cape Coral, opposite Fl.
Myers on Caloosahatchie River,
mi. by water to Gulf Of Mex. In
spect color movies, slides and pho
tos, at RALPH D. KAISER AND
CO., 400 Perpetual Bldg. $40 Ga.
ave, Sill. Spg., Nd. Open daily till
IN S-3110 for free brochure
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~ $50 Gsld fl1f0Fifies 70 -
on hans 40 % f900 ere Iess
Ch0rRes are 7,SF ps1 sssoaeh
80 aemain1eg.
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(coNTINUEDl

BOAT TRAILERs - Gator, Pace
makes Mastercraft, y different
models on display. THE BOAT
CENTER s23d Ca. ave. ~.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

NOTE FOR SALE on downtown
business; $4,000. Make offer. ST.
3-077l 80
End Trusts. Nd. White Properties
-SS'dS3 az S2S mo. for 81 ,74O
.3-S3,422 at S37 mo. for $1,000
Seasoned notes. excellent credit
on makers. Free servicing, Kraft.
OR. 3-4400 or DI. 1866.
FULLY GUARANTEED
2 second trust notes. SIS $50. at
Sc, pay S54 90 mo-, S-yr. terms:
discount 81 ,362 so, $1,000 at so,
pay S43,75 mo-, s yrs. term. dis
count $1,000. Remember your In
yestment Is SAFE, Principals only
RE. 1856.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


MORTGAGES, $50, rs yrs: funds
unlimited pay debts, make i'm
provements, combine trusts, reduce
payments. Free appraisal. CROCK
Ell, day, ewes. HE. 4-6S94.
2ND TRUSTS, at extremely low
rates. Immed. cash. ROSS MORT
GAGE & INVESTMENT Co, In
yestment Bldg, NE. S-6STS, OIL.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
Or md mortgage. IA. 2-23Q3 or
ia. 1-5SOO.
Low RATES-FAST ACTION-ISt
and End TRUST LOANS for any
purpose. DI. T-4445: ewes, JU
S-949S,
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED. BARLOW REALTY
Co, Realtors. 1881 G ST. NV,
NE. S-2495.
MONEY, 2ND TRUSTING viii buy
md trust notes d. c., nearby Nd
or Va, reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave
NV, Ma. s-5s33.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M. x. STONE. OIL. 2-34l4
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ULTRA-DEsIRABLE
WATERFRONT-WEST RIVER
IS MILES, 80 MINIS. FROM
WASHINGTON
OWNER COMPEL IEn To

LEAVE AREA
$4,000 - Living room. dining
room, kitchen, . bedrooms, dormi-
tory room and bath on 2nd floor
porches, detached garage, net fur
mace, four lots each 50x200, or
chard, 100-foot sea wall, joint use
of l00-foot pier.
S27,75O-completely rebuilt and
remodeled within past eight years
bath on first floor finished dormi;
tory room and bath on second
floor; GE kitchen. glassed and
wall; Joint use Of iOO-foot pier;
guest house with kitchenette and
shower room, two garages; 3 lots
each 50x200 feet: all this plus q
Chris-Craft Express Cruiser in
cluded in the price.
Phone owner at University 2
1919 for appointment to inspect
IN Saturday and Sunday.
SOUTH RIVER = Year-rount
waterfront home with oil hot.
water heat: excellent location, dock
with good anchorage; $4,000.
Severn River---Over $50 feet Of
direct waterfront and ga acres Of
landscaped grounds with at
this Groom and bath home with
fun bsmt. and fioored attic. New
Gear garage and workshop. Pile
Bay Ridge-6-room, a-bath,
home on Decatur ave;
oil heat.
Waterfront lot, nearly an acre,
on Severn River in community of
fine homes. very near eXpreSsway
and Annapolis. Dock with excel
lent anchorage.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
REALTORS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
TALBERT
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

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