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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

Receno je do sada tolko puta, da &c konvencja bih
onakova kakov budu delega Ako &c canstvo izabra
svoje predstavnke clanove clanice, ko akvni od
secima Zaednici ko poaze odsjecne sednice, rade
odsecnm prredbama proicu nterese odsjeka gnijezda
svuda svakom korak, onda &c konvencija bit
ista podonosna casno izvrs zadacu koju sastas
odredeno ijeme bez posebnih naknadnih troSkova
clanstvo Zajednice. s@@s
suglasiu drSavnih zakona bratske organizacije,
konvencij kao glavno zakonodavno sudbeno telo
Sc odrzati barem jedamput 6etin godine.
Gavne zadace konvencije esu da irad imjeni iii na-
dopun ustav prava da saslusa zvjestae su odbornka
odbora da rjeSi pitanja koa bio ko odbor ve
izmed konvencija nje mogao rjesiti da izabere
demokats nacin gavne odbornike casnke kako to pra
villa providjaju da i'm odredi place.
Duznost je Izvrsnog Odbora radt pravla, sto
nae da prea ste6enom sustvu Cd zadne konvencje do
sada preporud nadopunu iii promenu sadasnjm pravma.
Da omoguG pospjeSi rad buduce konvencije, oduch
da cerno pravila swim preporukama, nado
punama izmenama dostavih delegatima odmah nakon Mi
hovog izbora ako da &c iati dovolno proucih
preporule metnuh svoe opaske jos prize sasanka kon
vencje Time 6e iii posve ukloniti, iii veike umanju
mo4eitna rasprava praviima konvenc, koe se i
proosd potroslo mnogo dragocjenog
Odbor pFavha konvencije bH e imenovan prje -
saaka konvencije aasati giavnom uredu Zajednice
barem tjedaa dana Oh konvence, da predje preo svh
iznjena nadopuna moxebitnh prepoFuka Cd saih dele
gata danstva kona6no do pred delegate detano h
rsdenom prava koju + konvencija mod jedno
glasno popEimiA
Sve to mo6e ako e bi dobre wolfe, pa da mi vet
jedanpat poka3emo d. Aostajemo drugim bratskm
organsacijama, koje rsd svojih konvenca posvrse t
6etiFi najvi5e tjedan dana.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

meaid jesikoslovei | profesoti
mJxevnosd, doma6e ! stra-
nih +. Mareti6, Ivsie, Skok,
nnesv, Deaaovit / t d. Pro-
ksod 1 stKA1ajssi nAateaAA-
tike j pEimjenjenih nauka, kAe
ofoGta91k - 4 a1unn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04
Kraljjiica

EDNA dobra zamisao jest promicanje "a
- jednicarskih kraljica prigodom vecih
znacajnijih nasih proslava. kraljicama Sc
popularizira, publicizira aktivizira djevoi-
ke, CINE Sc djevojke odusevljava "a Zajed-
nicu "a mas drustveni zivot uopce Kraljice
sc bira imenuje ma osnoW popularnosti ma
ime, koliko djevojka dobije wise tockica
prodajom tiket-srecaka toliko je njena po-
pularnost VEGA lakse pobjedi, te je kru-
njena "a Kraljicu popularnosti >sst
Obicno sc natjecu "a Kraljcu popular
nosti mlade djevojke. Ne stoU da Sc starije
nj bi mogie natjecati. Ne samo mlade nego
starije, pa cak nase zene SUI lijepe, ,atrak-
tivne, mnoge imadu krasnu personalnost
Sve one bi lijepo izgledale kao kraljica, jer
uz ostalo 3ene Sc uniju ijepo urediti do
tjerati. Starije su pax ozbiIjnije agresfv-
nije prodaI tiketa "a dobiti veeu popular
most.
Pred valjda deset godina Odbor Ujedi-
njenih odsjeka po6eo je popularizirat kra-
ljice zajedniearskog Dana i potom kraljice
Croatian Center Day. "a mama 81 se podali
l druge naseobine, pax danas mnogi prakti-
ciraju, a Tijene svojih velilih priredbi, na-
tjecaje n kralIce svoea dana
Ove godine na4a kraljica popvlarnosti,
koja pobie6, bit f inaenovana Kral1ica Pro-
slavea6 godisntee naSe Zajednice Is je
posebna cast. Svakako j. cast, bio kojem
AuSajx bill 1ajsdnika<slsa Kralfea.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

samo IL oci suza sc runi
Nit koji zbori, nit koji sapce,
drhtave TEX Sc sklapaju ruke,
molitvi usta niema sc n1icu,
ljudskega grla, ne cujes glas.
BIN, BAN, bin .
Jel to munja nebom tresla,
jer Sc zemlja ia potresla,
il oluje sila zla
nesluceno sc raznesla
ME, da suma strepi sva?
Niti munja zemlju bije,
niti bura sumom vie,
al najednom narod tai
grudi bije
lica krije
koj ga ljuti snadje vaj7
Bubanj zatutni
koracima tezkim blzi sc ceta liutiti! boinik
sjevaju maci koplja strse ostra.
A pred NINA, gorskim' vuci,
je Ii jamie krotko, bjelo,
il to covjek smrtnik kroci?
Samo nebu die oci.
Svjet ga gleda, grudi bije,
bolno sapce, suze lije: a~t
Malta Gubec!
Seljacki kralju!
Junace divni, junace slavni
dika 81 roda ii hrvatskog!
On Sc junak divan sjeti
oslobadjat narod svoj
8 mas da jaram skine kleti,
"a mas ljut je bio boj!
Nagrada mu, Boze sveti,
narucaj mex bude Tvoj!
Ia narod svoj
bio je boj
buditelj mas, voditelj mas,
Boze mu daj
blazeni rail-
Vojska je stala.
Priskoce krvnici,
zeljenu krunu, gvozden zezlo nose,
uznjete vatru, cd gvozda prijesto
ma nju sad mecu,
usija Sc prijesto zazari kruna
to gvozden zezlo.
"Amo te sada buntovnice kleti
Amo te skete, oj seljacki kralju!
Grimizno sjelo, prijesto tebe ceka,
sjajna ii kruna da ovjenca!"
/: Ia seljaka, brata svoga,
"a sam sveti bio boj,
"a seljaka hrvatskog,
koj' ma svome bio svoj.
Propradosmo, sila bjesna
ljuto kruto satire mas;
al &c spomen ziva, svjesna
zivi nam ocuvat glas.
Ii sc STRIP, jadni rode,
jer &c tebi svanut spas,
tebi zlatni dar slobode
blazeni donjeti cas
Svrsio sam, mucitelju,
svrsi ii djelo svoje"
Avail Boze, vjecni Boae!
Strasne, smrtne nuke
roda zrtvi Cd krvnicke ruke!
Svrseno! -. ~ 3,
Borio Sc, zatocnice,
svrsio 81, mucenice,
sad grob ii pada
krunjena glava, 81. ~
al hrvatskim rodom
slava tt slava!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

sl AAN~S
IL topa reakcija bila ova: A
u cemu su drugi narodi lju.
di bolji cd nas?. Kao da kod
drugih nije bio uspona pa.
da. Zasto bi sc sramili svoga
narodnog porijekla? Konac.
no, Hrvatska je mjesto gdje
su Sc rodili nasi predji, O.
dakle su dosli nasi roditelji
I, da jos bude znacajnije, sve
je ovo bilo receno u engle-
skom jeziku, sto JOS wise po-
tvrdjuje onu narodnu izreku
'da krv nije voda".
Mi smo H r v a t i brojcano
mali narod ali ina Cd mas
manjih u Evropi. Moglo mas
je biti wise, mnogo wise, da
Sc kroz stoljeca nismo mora
Ii krvariti "a svoj goli OBJ
stanak kao predstraza "a
druge. Odtuda nam slavni,
ali skupo steceni nadimak
"Predzidje Krscanstva". Sta
ri smo narod. Ljetopisci i hi
storicari susreli su se ma
Sim imenom pred 13. stoljeca !;
ustanovili smo svoju drzavu
vee pocetkom 10. stoljeca.
Hrvatske zemlje smjestene
su ma on ON dijelu Evrope
preko kojega idu vazni pu-
tevi u sva cetiri pravca pri-
lazi k moru, koje oplakuje ma
duzini cd 1,400 kilometara
nasu vrlo razvijenu obalu,
blazi ljetnu toplinu, obogacu-
je mas posebnom florom i fau-
nom, otvara nam pogled u
svijet, cini mas dijelom po-
morskim narodom odgaja
tip eovjeka sirih koncepcija
(shvacanja i pogleda).
Hrvatska n lie jednolicna,
vec dijelom ravnicasta, mje-
stimicno brezuljkasta i die
lom visoko planinska, ispre-
sjecana vecim i manjim rije-
kama i brzim gorskim potoci-
ma; bogata sumama i planin-
skim ispasama, ukrasena BIZ
serom dolinskih i planinskih,
manjih i veeih jezera.
Nije Hrvatska nj siromas-
ma. U dijelu Slavonije i Srije-
mu te Baranji zemlja je ta-
kova da Sc prinos psneice i
dr-ugih zitarica po hektaru
moze takmiciti s .bogatom u
krajinskom crni c o m, koju
smatramo zitnicom Evrope.
Tamo je razvijeno j stocar-
stvo. Dio uze Hrvatske pa
Slavonija Bosnia obiluju su-
mama, a ova posljedna i ru-
DANA.
Nasi gorski i obradivom
zemljom oskudniji krajevi vr-
10 su prikladni "a vocarstvo,
vinogradstvo te obiluju po-
sebnim prirodnim iepotama
i nadasve okretnim ljudima,
koji sc uz spomenute Crane
bave jos ovcarstvom, a oni
koji live uz obalu i ma otoci-
ma ribarstvom, vadj e nj e m
spuzvi i pomorstvom.
Hrvatska je domovina lju-
di triju velikih starih re-
ligija i uz veliku vecinu Hr-
vata live i druge narodnosti
pridrzavajuci svoje kulturne
znacajke. U Moi je | svaki
stranac bro nasao kruha i
ruha, j nije je lako ostavljao.
Hrvatska je do konca Dru-
gog rata bila smatrana Sc
ljackom zemljom, i pravom,
jer su oni koji SD stanovali
ma selu zitjeli Cd ratarstva
/ stotarstva sacinjavali sko-
70 80% njenog predratnog
pucanstva.
Ux seljacku privredu, u Hr-
vatskoj je odvajkada bio ra-
siren obrt, zanatstvo, a kroz
posi- jednjih pedeset godina ra-
pidno sc razvijala i industri-
ja, napose tekstilna, drvna j
prehrambena, pa bankarvtvo
i promet stranaca.
U Hrvatskoj su se rodili,
odgojili i izobrazii mnogi lju-
4; bn:S o,. ,>ockoK reJn ae~ysks. - =
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

Bra6a RjeAAd6asi tEeba d - Ge16ss ~
staja 10 - wijsme sjjedales svosa odsjeA
I d - k.e Ind brstsld ,aasovese brstuaAl n
druSe. TO i praH secijalM Avot Ajednl
Evening star., 1959-12-15
ChrysIer and GIN
Reopen II Plants

DETROIT. Dec. Is (AP).-
Chrysler and General Motors
reopened IL assembly plants
yesterday after lengthy shut
downs caused by steel shortages.
Some 10000 Chrysler produc-
ton workers were recalled at
Dodge and Plymouth plants in
Detroit. Another $500 will re-
turn to work tomorrow at
Chrysler's East Jefferson plant
here
GINS Chevrolet Division re-
sumed production at nine as
sembly plants across the Nation.
Four others reopened last week.
A Chevrolet spokesman said
nearly all of the $1,000 division
workers idled as a result of the
recent steel strike were back on
jobs at 33 plants.
GIN, hardest hit Of the auto
makers by lack of steel, now is
producing at all assembly
plants.
Chrysler is scheduled to re-
open its assembly operations
tomorrow at Newark, Del, and
st. Louis. The Company said its
Los Angeles plant will recall
1900 workers next Monday.
Evening star., 1959-12-15

ers. who were released Novem-
Der IA.
"On the contrary" the note
said, "the treatment . was
the most harsh and inhumane
and opposed to all canons of
civilized behavior"
Questioned IL Days
The note said Karam Singh,
leader of the Indian patrol, was
interrogated on IL days for a
total of nearly 10 hours. Under
this prolonged questioning and
threats, it said. he was made to
subscribe to certain statements
thnt were completely untrue:
That his patrol surrounded
the Communist Chinese party;
that the Chinese urged them
to go away to avoid trouble;
that an Indian constable
opened fire; that Singh and
the other prisoners were given
good treatment.
The policemen say they wA"e
ambushed deep in Indian terri
tory.
The note expressed surprise
at Red Chinese claims that one
prisoner, Abdul Maid, was moi
hurt. 1t said Maid was wound
ed by a splinter in the back
ard, terrified by the treatment
the, other prisoners were receiv-
ing, did not receive or ask fol
medical care.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Mokorios Is Elected
President of Cyprus

NICOSIA, Cyprus, Dec. Is
APP. - Archbishop Makarios
has been elected by a 2-to-1
vote to serve as first president
Of this East Mediterranean is
land when it becomes inde-
pendent from Britain Febru-
airy 10.
A tremendous ovation greeted
the proclamation last night of
the results of Sundays ballot
ing by the Greek Cypriot COM
munity. The Greek Orthodox
Archbishop, political leader Of
the fight for independence, won
114.501 votes to 7l,753 for John
Clerides, former mayor of Nj
COSTA who accused the arch
bishop of wanting to be a die
tator.
Archbishop Makarios' vice
president will be DR.. Fail
Kutchuk, unopposed leader of
the Turkish Cypriot minority.
The Turkish Cypriots are guar
anteed the vice presidential post
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Indio Accuses Peipinq
Of Border rInhumonities

NEW DELHI, Dec. Is (AP) .
India has accused Red China
Of inhumane treatment of In
dian policemen captured in the
disputed Ladkah sector Of
Kashmir october 81.
Ten policemen have been re-
turned. One who didn't was
repeatedly forced to hike nearly
2 miles with an abdominal
wound. then turned over to
two Chinese soldiers and left
behind.
Prime Minister Nehru'S gov
ernment termed extraordinary
China's professions of ignor-
ance as to the whereabouts of
that man, Constable Max
han Lal.
Claims COntradicted
1t demanded in a December
l3 note to Peiping, made public
in Parliament today, that ade-
quate action be taken against
the persons responsible" for
physical and mental miStreat-
ment of the captives. Nine In
dians were killed in the fight
between the policemen and
Chinese frontier guards.
China'S claims that the In
dians were given friendly, gen.
erous treatment were fatty
contradicted on the basis of
statements from the 10 prison.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Young Inmates
AreConvicted

Chances of release or a re-
turn to the National Training
School for Boys have appar-
emily been lost by II Washing
ton area boys, inmates of the
Danbury Federal Correctional
Institution in Connecticut.
Yesterday, the II were found
guilty by a United States Dis
trict Court jury in New Haven
of assaulting three other youths
at the prison.
Originally, the defendants
were committed to the National
Training School by the Dis
trict's Juvenile Court.
They were later transferred
to youth" centers operated by
the Federal Bureau of Prisons
after they were considered too
Sophisticated" for the training
school.
Later. the youths were trans
ferred from the youth centerS
such as the one in Petersburg.
Va.-to the Connecticut prison.
Recently, a Federal judge in
Hartford held that three youths
who had been similarly trans
ferred through various prisons,
starting with NTS, should
either be released or returned
to NTS. The judge held that
the boys had not been con-
victed of any crime but had
been placed in an institution
for convicted adult criminals.
The three were returned to
National Training School.
The IL, who were apparently
seeking release or a return to
NTS. now have been convicted
under a Federal statute.
According to the Associated
Press, those found guilty on
assault charges were Eugene
M. Bell, Robert L. Brown, John
o. Cleveland. George A. Cottrell,
Raymond L. Harris, Ralph
Henry. Walter Parker, jr.;
Robert Schiber, jr.; Howard w.
Swami, jr.; Robert L. Thomp-
son and Charles L. Douglas.
Cleveland also faces trial on
charges of attacking a guard
during the fight that led to the
assault charges.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Cord Come Fatality
Brings Indictment

A Federal grand jury yester-
day indicted a Washington
man in a fatal shoting in a
Squabble over cards.
The true bill was returned
against Daniel Killbrew. SO, of
the TOO block Fifth street NE.
He was charged with the fatal
shooting last November % of
Lester Mcneil. 40, of the unit
block Defrees street NV. Police
quoted Killbrew as saying he
spotted a wild deuce "on the
person" of Mcneil. When Kill
brew objected, he was quoted
as saying. Mcneil assaulted
him. The shooting followed.
The indictment was returned
in United States District Court.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Weedo to Lead 5000
In March of Dimes

Joseph G. Weeda. a WASH
ington attorney, has been ap-
pointed director of the Dis
trict's 1860 March of Dimes
campaign.
He will head $4,000 volun-
teer workers seeking a cam
paign goal of $150,000 in jan
uary for the foundation
broad-scale attack on birth de-
fects, arthritis and polio.
Some 25O,00O infants. or
in l6. are born each year with
significant birth defects, said
Mr.. Weeda in outlining the
campaign.
"Arthritis and rheumatism
are the Nations No. l Grip
piers, affecting more than IL
million persons" he added.
He said the method to fight
them is through research,
patient : aid and training
scholarships
He reported that the group
spent $4,000 last year for
Evening star., 1959-12-15

with certain veto powers under
the independence agreement
worked out earlier this year by
Britain. Greece, Turkey and the
two Cypriot communities.
The agreement ended years
of underground terrorism by
Greek Cypriots and communal
warfare between the Greek and
Turk CypriotS.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
CLERICAL ERROR
GIVES TEACHERS
A PAY RAISE

BOSTON G (AP). Nine
teen Boston public high
School teachers got a pay
raise the easy way
through a clerical error.
The Boston School Com
mittee said last night the
names of the 19 were in
cluded through error on
the list of those eligible for
the pay increase this year.
The committee decided
that the 19 could keep the
raises of $240 a year each.
Evening star., 1959-12-15

He reported that the group medical other
spent $4,000 last year for ices in the District.
Evening star., 1959-12-15

Tomorrow night is Stag Night
at Woodward & Lothrop. For
men only or boys who come
with men. At our Washington
Store, 6:l5 to 9 pm. At Chevy
Chase, 7 Corners and Alex
ondrio, 6;l5 to $50 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

Irwin Cantor, past president of
Temple Sholom, has received state
senate confirmation of his oppoint-
ment by Governor Fannin to two
year term as member of the Com
mission on Uniform Legislation.
George Wolf was named chair
man on the annual Phoenix testi-
moniaI dinner of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
May 27 at Hotel Westward Ho.
Wolf recently retired as chairman
of Century Country Club.
Ethel ZoEroff has launched new
business career as real estate
broker with her office at 1901 N.
Seventh Ave.
TEMPLE SHOLOM Mems Club
has elected DR.. Samuel Cohen as
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Youth Revue
To Observe
IsraeI's S Birth.

A youth revue by Young Judea
groups and the Temple Beth Israel
Youth Group will highlight an 11th
Israel anniversary celebration by
Phoenix Brandeis Zionist District
May 13 at Beth IsraePs auditorium.
Young Judea intermediate
Goods, under direction of Eve
Hurevitz, will present a playlet,
Forward Together" Senior Judea
thespians will present "Shabbat on
Trial" The VIP Judean group will
present a program of Israeli songs
and dances. Young Judea director
Mrs. Helen Cries will be mistress
of ceremonies.
The Temple Youth Group, led by
Harry Robbins, Bernie Morris, and
Mike Weiss, will present Israeli
dances.
Rabbi Albert Plotl1in of Temple
Beth Israel will speak on 'IsraePs
Future in the Second Decade"
All Zionist organizations in the
community are expected to CO.
sponsor the event, reported Mat
thew j. Ritchie, district CORE
spending secretary.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Senior Young Judea
VIII Conduct Services

Beth Hebrew COngregatlon'
MAY 1 Sabbath service will be con-
Quoted by the new Senior Young
Judea. The groups president and
vice-president, Barry Lerner and
Ken Meyer, will lead the service.
DIR. Sheldon linn, adult advisor,
and Harvey Rosenstock, junior adj
visor, will aid in planning the serv-
ice.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Mrs. ZuHer Heads
Mesa Sisferhood

Mrs. Rose Zaller has been elect
ed president of Sisterhood Beth
Shalom of Mesa. Other new officers
are Mrs. Ben Anspach, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Max Siegel, treasurer,
and Mrs. William Kippen, secre-
tary.
Because of conflict with Pass
over, the sisterhood has postponed
its card party at the temples
social hall, Mcdonald and First
Streets, to s pm. May 8. Refresh
ments will be served. Donation is
81 per person. Mrs. Kippen Is party
chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

president, Dave Gordon vice presi-
dent. Irv Smith secretary, and Eli
Kostant treasurer. Trustees are
Irwin Cantor, Irving Eisner, Her
bert Ely, Allen Lambeck, David
Malina, and Milt Krissman.
Five Jewish organizations will
receive awards for six years Serv-
ice in the USO canteen at volun-
teer award ceremony and open
house this Saturday at the Phoenix
USO Center. The groups are: Ha-
dassah, Beth Ell Sisterhood, Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women, and B'nai
Birth. Phoenix USO Committee
members include Joseph Weinstein
and Rabbi Albert Plotkin, repre-
senting the National Jewish We'll
fare Board; Herman Miller, men,
ber-at-large, and Rabbi Carol
Klein, representing the clergy.
HY SPIVACK won non-handicap
singles and all-events champion
ships in the Class B city bowling
tournament.
The Yivo Institute for Jewish Re
search is offering cash awards of
$500, 5000, and $100 for the three
best studies and essays on subjects
related to Jewish life in the United
States or Canada. Entries should
contain about 5000 words. College
seniors and graduate students are
eligible. Deadline is Oct. Is, sub
mitted to Commission on Research,
Yivo, 104S Fifth Ave., New York
%, NY.
SHARON DEUTSCH, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester M. Deutsch,
2148 w. Berridge Lane, was elect
ed senior class vice president at
West Phoenix High School. Steve
Shelter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
George Shelter, 2s05 N. 18th Ave-,
was elected junior class treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. George Shelter,
2SO5 N. 18th Ave., had visitors for
a week from Pafay in the Philip
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Sisterhood Sets
Nav Installation

Mrs. Ann Schwartz, newly elect
ed president of Beth Hebrew Sis
terhood, will be installed at a $50
pm. Mothers Day dinner May 10
at the Beth Hebrew synagogue.
She succeeds Mrs. Dave Kalish.
Other new officers to be installed
are: Mrs. Dave Goldberg and Mrs.
Harry Stein, vice president; Mrs.
Lois Nadell, recording secretary;
Mrs. Bill Yaylinsky, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Edith Klein, fin
ancial secretary, and Mrs. Rudolph
Cohen, Mrs. Harry Ginis, and Mrs.
Al Burns, trustees.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Bits of News

pines, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Henares,
foreign exchange parents" OF
Miss Linda Shelter during her visit
to the Philippines last summer.
The Henareses are on trip
around the world.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

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Evening star., 1959-02-15
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

/. st. Johns Greek - Beautiful
wooded sites. perfect harbor, sea-
food, approximately one-acre sites.
Prices from $500 to So 900:
50 miles d. c.
.. Chesapeake Bay-httractive fur
beach. Two fireplaces, picture
could be rented; many attractive
features; immediate possession; so
miles D. C: Sl0,150. :
3. Chesapeake Bay - Two beach
cottages, 3 lots, furnished; sandy
beach. immediate possession; a
good investment; As miles D. c.:
4 Patuxent River country estate
50 acres; li3-mile waterfront,
pier, dock, oyster bed, good fishinE,
ducking and hunting; attractive
modern bone; immediate posses
). Hellen's Creek-Several acres,
improved by modern. furnished
cottage which includes television.
electric kitchen, cupboard motor
and boat, pier; immediate pos
session
8, Chesapeake Bay. Dares Beach
Two-bedroom home. bath, good
view: immediate possession; 30
miles D. c.; $5,50O,
We have FARMS, waterfronts going
businesses to Ill your require
mentS CALVERT REALTY AGEN-
CY, Prince Frederick, Maryland.
Phone los or Ia; If no answer.
call 354. INSPECTION BY AP-
POINTMENT ONLY.
WONDERFUL BUY = Year.round
home, situated on large lot. Living
room. dining room, kitchen, 2
bedroom. bath, screened-in front
porch. closed-in back porch on
first floor: 3 bedrooms, bath un-
stairs: full basement. $4,000
Phone Prince Frederick 330-J.
5-ACRE LEVEL LOT, A. minis. D c.
Ali privilegeS, pvt. beach on Ches.
Bay. S3.15U OIL. 6-91lO.