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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-
please TAKE NOTTrE THAT n,,rc,

TO WHOM IT MA CONCERN
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to an order Of
the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated the 9Th day Of
July, 1859 the undersigned were appointed Executrix and
Executor of the above named Estate.
All creditors of the deceased, Keith Merrill, are request
ed to file their claims with C. Rogers, Jr. Attorney and
Executor at his Office IA Church Street, Christiansted, St.
Croix, v. I within six () months of the date Of this notice.
Persons indebted to this Estate are requested to make pay
rnent within the same time to the Executor at the. above adj
dress. Persons claiming to be next Of kin shall file their proof
Of heirship with the undersigned or the Clerk of the District
within the aforesaid period.
Dated: July g., 1859 -
, 1959-07-28
RETIREMENT

ceive credit for such prior SER
vice as a member of the
legislature, a person must
within five years an
amount equal to 500 for each
year Of service as a member
cf the legislature during the
period 1947 to 1855.
In the case Of any person
who shall be a member Of the
Legislature on October |, 1859,
Or who shall thereafter become
such a member the annual
average compensation of such
person for the purpose Of the
law IS $I5UO, and the lndivi-
dual must contribute $500
annually.
Some members Of the legis-
lature objected to this provi-
sion during debate Oh the bill
inasrnuch as they would have
to contribute one-half Of their
pay which is 5000 a year, to be
covered under the retirement
law.
, 1959-07-28
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands of
the United States has author
lied Reverend James o. Blan-
ton, III, Of the Moravian
Church, Charlotte Amalie, ST.
Virgin Islands, to
perform civil-rengious cere-
in the Virgin Islands.
Govt, Of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
July l6, 1859
Roy w. Bornn
Government Secretary
nm
, 1959-07-28
Katharine Aver Merrill
Executrix
Clarence dewitt Roges. il.
Executor and attorney
SENATOR GRUENING

that the Virgin Islands were
ready both for an elective
governor and a resident COM
missioner to represent the is
lands in the Congress.
Senator Gruening, a former
Director Of Territories, repre-
sents Alaska, which only re-
Gently became a state. He said
he was for any proposal that
would give q greater measure
of self government to the ter
ritoEes He is q member Of the
Senate subcommittee on ter
II the Y. /. delegation were
Senators Walter /. N. Hodge
and Earl p. Ottley and Wade
mar A. Hill g Henry Rohlsen,
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East Glacier Park
BY Mary johnson

a baby shower for Margie Rink
was held at the Community hall
last Friday night. Hostesses were
Jeanne Walker. Pat, Lois and
Rose Stevenson. Prizes were wor
by Millie McMullin. Jean Stew
art. Leona Brown. Nora Rock and
kathy Barcus. Patches were EN-
broidercd for a quilt for the baby
Refreshments were served.
4 basketball game between
East Glacier and Little Badger
was played at the schoolhOuse
last Monday night. Little Badger
won by one point.
The WOmen's club meeting was
held Thursday night at the home
Of Mile Conner. HOstesses were
Mile Conner. Nickie Uhl. Caro-
lyn Miller and Lorraine Miner
Fred Sherburne showed a movie
on LcnncX. Roll call was answer
cd by showing something trea
surcd.
Church services were held on
Palm Sunday and will be held
Faster Sunday at the Community
hall at 7:3O y. m. The children will
sing at the Easter service. The
minister will be Pastor IIclzhciru.
or from Kalispcll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Lutz spent
few days in Great Falls last
week
Nora Rock returned last week
end.
Fred Sherburne was in Great
Falls one day last week.
lrna Hughes spent a week in
Seattle visiting her sister.
Dinner guests at the Ray Far.
ris home last Wednesday were
Rob Lyme. Harold Pickard from
Cut Bank and Clancy Helm.
Skip Hcatl1y returned last
Tuesday and will cook At Mikes
Cafe again this summer.
Pat Lutz was hostess at a St.
Pa,rick's day luncheon and bridge
party last Tuesday afternoon.
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OF appropriations requested. the
income taxes might have had to
20 up as much as for a 100 per
cent increase in some brackets.
So BY continuously cutting
down and voting against lump
chunks of money which SO often
bring in deficiency requests the
following session. | have earned
a reputation as being "conscrva.
tive" in Helena. But remember,
MIR. Fields. my breed Of men
also kill" P.U.D. bills and
constantly fight against the on,
rush Of socialism.
And in addition to the States
spending from the General Fund.
lets consider the local property
taxpayer. Grain prices are not
holding up to increased costs Of
doing business: cattle prices are
subject to tremendous fluctua.
tons: oil activity is at low:
tourist business was hurt by the
recession put PROPERTY
TANES GO on AND on - at
the same level - or at 4 higher
and higher level.
At the present time the coun.
~ mill levy for the maintenance
OF the county airport does not
supper, the airport to its best
Whatever the reasons for all this
are. | do not know. but | do know
that If funds were taken from
this airport to another one. the
present county airport would not
be opcratiOnal. So then suppose
another mill or so could be put
on. no. | SAY. The property
taxes have got to stay where they
are as much as possible - or if
anything. be cut back. And re-
member. Mr.. Fields. industry
doesn't want to locate III 4 place
where property iaNtS are the
h!shr>' And the Reservation
needs industry.
1ou say IN your editorial mat
the Tribal CouncI. would have
maintained the airport, but
which show by quoting from
The minutes. there 10 be- some
variance. ask YOU though: are
the children on the reservation
al! 81 we'll cared for - are pco.
pie all SO we'll fed - are their
homes so warm and comfortable
- that the Tribal Council can
administer an airport which
would be seldom used I'm 10,
against m airport a. Starr School
or any other place hu; | say.
lets have some q! :nv>r things
when We can afford them and
only after our bass needs are
first cared for.
\ tremendous piece Of !csiS.
la..on Won appro,a. his session.
carried principally b; Percy De.
Wolfe III the Hnu>" .: Repre-.
scntat!vcs and my>r': IN the Sen.
axe. with the g-ra: A,'p of Pam.
brun. the Tribal l.rhhy.>; This
vas :hc urban rcHr" O., b.. which
enables 4 comma! - rebuild
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-03-26

Prizes were won by Nancy Day.
ton. Doris Shcrburnc. Katherine
Grimm. Lorraine Miner. Mile
Conner and Mile McNIullin.
Jeanne Walker saw a robin last
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mellander have reported seeing
blackbirds out at their ranch.
Clarence Muns0n is here for
two weeks. taking care of the
cabins while Title Scharfcr is
visiting her daughter in Chester
Millic Conner received a letter
from Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oscr say.
ing they were in a car accident
on their way home to FcsScndon,
North Dakota. We were glad to
hear they weren't injured serious.
ly.
Helen Smith returned last week
from a visit to Kalispell.
Mr.. Bakkrn went to Cut Bank
last Wednesday on school bust
ness.
School lunches will be distun.
tinued at the end of this month
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Gulbran.
son spent a couple days in Su.
perior visiting Wilbur'S sister
Charlie I.eary is in the Cut
Bank hospital with pneumonia.
We all wish him speedy rccov.
cry.
Several Of Mrs. Daisy EiclScn'S
friends from here remembered
her with cards on hr birthday
March 20. She is living in Brown,
ing with Mrs. Charles Franks.
Gene Carter Is working the
relief job at Summit. Browning.
Essex and here.
Bob Williams returned las,
week and is working a, Mikes
Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burns. Jim
and Dainc. Dennis Finch. Gary
Foundagun. and Darwin and Ed.
win Tipkcy attended the basket.
ball game in Browning last Wed
nesday night.
MIR. Harry Ra!s,ons birthday
was last week.
Mr.. Colstrum arrived las; week
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your statement is incorrect. The
minutes read. 1t was reported
tina; i, was planned to negotiate
with the Rlackfect Tribal Coun
ell to lease the airport back 10
them for administration with pro
visions for maintenance by the
county rNcrp. work requiring
major repair or rrScallng."
\, the same meeting the minutes
show: 1T was estimated that the
proposed airpor, would cost APP.
prn<ima,rly $4,000. Approval
was requested for the develop,
men, Of this projrc. by the direct,
nr This. | understand. would
be III addition To the cost Of the
land; also remember all these
amounts are III addition to the
SS5 900.
The minutes of the meeting
70: ,hr Montana \rronauticS
Commission ;!rld on July lO.ll.
1888 show tina; Governor .Arun.
son personally attended. The min.
u,r> read: "Govrrnor .AronSon
advised :lr commission that the
Ia,l"na! meeting OF governors
= scheduled To be held in Glacier
Park IL 1860 He mentioned that
many governors would fly to the
meeting and INA, airport facili.
,lr> adjacent 10 Montana'S lars.
50 rrtgrIl:onal area would be
al appreciated convenience rec.
"SHl?ri by the governors and ne
many news writers who would Al:
lend ne conference IA
appreciated convenience when
lie pcr|r::: county airHur; i only
4 few M:,r> further
~ here i a hard fax: :ar yru
~ face >QuIr%.y. Mr. Fields. liz
august vi i'I. the \r:nnau,ic>
t"mm!>>,nH Received a letter
from 'Ar governor requesting a
survey eu- an a!-Nnr, which.
could be used :r.' HE governors
conference Appropriations and
H:!anGrmcN.S for ;hr airport
acre Nrd ~ !,gl>,a.!lr action ON
:hr governors conference This
same governor. 4 few months
.I:rr. i: The middle of the winter,
refused pleas ::VM lie B.ackfrci
Hr"H.r 80: surplus food when they
"r.r @a.tcry !: :"rk Lieutenant
G 'Ir:Nn: rau. CanHuI. when he
"I> acting Governor. 20 take the
necessary action - Gct the fuCd
- me B.aCH:cr: people S35.O0n
Tor party Cor he Governors -
10 Strings attached - bat no; a
simple Signature ;n enable hum.
cry people ~ g.: surplus foods
" hen Oh. Government warehouses
AZ" bu.g.Ag
Inc legislature pas >ci :urrca>.
cd income iaNr> graduated up To
about 20 per Crn, increase -
some brackets. THIS vas Only
after 4 tremendous amour; 0!
pairing dowE was done Oh apD:o.
pr!a,!on requests !: every group
- or association - ha! the.
way III getting the tu!! amour.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-03-26

areas Of housing which are no
longer fit for people to live In,
This progressive piece of legisla'
ton has received little or no pub
licity. yet 1t could be the basis
for lettering the lives of hun
dreds Of people In Browning and
throughout Montana. This bill,
which l believe you have a copy,
is great stride In the right
direction. Let the Tribal Council
forget about an airport for a one
week visit of governors. Let then,
instead take the same money and
help build homes for people now
living in shacks. Let's wipe out
any possibility Of a recurrence
Of a polio epidemic! If the State
Of Montana can spend SIS. 900
for something. l say let's spend
it for wiping out polio in Brown.
ing!
Any Chamber of Commerce
person in Browning - if he is
honest with himself with regards
to the people he lives with. and
with regards to his business -
will agree with me that it would
be far better to wipe out polio or
any threat of it IN the future
than it would be to take the
small advertising gains which
might BE- gained by a governors
conference.
| believe | have almost the
complete minutes and hearings
of the Montana Acronatics Com.
mission relative to the Starr
School airport if you should care
to examine them all in full.
also have a copy Of the Gov.
ernors' State Of the State Mes.
sage. l would have you note that
while the governor asks for the
S85. 900 for the governors con.
ference specifically. he made no
mention of urban renewal icgis.
la,ion. nor did he ask for any
$4,000 or any amount to wipe
out possibilities of polio in
Browning where 50 many bust.
ncSScS were hurt and lives dam.
aged last summer.
II you. or any organization or
group would care TO have me
appear before them. and explain
my actions on any legislation |
would be most happy TO do so.
Sincerely.
{. Pat Minette
Senator Glacier County
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Senator Minette Takes Issue With
Governors Conference Editorial

,,,,., - ,,,,,,,,, f,r Sam.
gay " " s' ava "
purpose OK '"o''''' '''' "'''! '''
hanrr his election for Office.
| would like to correct some OF
ynUv statements which are il,
error III your editorial. II YOU
>h"H.d 10! care 10 print this let
ley under Your column Letters
From ca: Ma.!hoN 5" that the
residents G! Glacier County could
hra: Ne correct story relative IA
;hT $4,000 for the Governors
Conference and the starr Srhoo!
Airport. WISH YOU would prlh'
'I.> !'::"r as an advertisements
- regular r"l"MNar PRINT
You state that "iA' proposed
airport Is not ana never was
;."f !" WIN the proposed legs
'"'.'" :" contribute 10 me HnN,
r:,'"r> Conference !" the farN
".''rr WIN You r'mpl''e!!. and
N"u.a Ike !" quote from 'h'
M'";I:! E"N"H; " the Montana
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Mr.. Milo Fields
The Glacier Reporter
Browning. Montana


Dear Mr.. Fields
As Won tvpirv Yourself. na.ur
,l,y. was very much interested
in reading YOUR editorial in Tic
last i>Suc Nf The "G!arir- Rrpnr,
or, Onr nar: !ni.t..r.i :h., ynu
approve q: some u: my efforts
ard chem Won carried; OH ~ :r\
ard impress upou the 2rur,r y.
This cour,y tina, was r,.Err Irr;
lie. or wrong in nv efforts ia
save the Sta. ~. Montana SIS NnN
tina, was 10 Ne aaprnp..l:,d :ny
q Governors Cpn:r-rnrr II. 1870
am no: taking ISSUE uI;l ANY
q, vrur r;ch:< =, t"...,:.r Vie. WI:
b,l,,y, i : l.t,,,> ,3i2;r3y,
for any newspaper a.. nrN >3apr.
man 10 threaten i Mlan Wrn
serves his ron,n,ur:;\
I. would arHcar 80 Ne. - vr,.
as to Others. :ha: Very o::rN SAu,!
mrn are rr,ur:an. ~ serve .nr."
community II pAh..r rAnuy.:y
|; Others are subjected - AZ "a.
,nria. Ike y,u have t..:::rH .!
this -cccr; :>>uy. W!,:r!. : So IL,
void o! true TAGS. : NAy deter
Others ~ serve II 4 ruA..r a
pac,,y When | made :Ar sand
acairs: The aYrroIr.A:luM 90: $50
O0O NV ~, r,I ,>r,l,> ,.,,,',..,,,..,,
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish 10 say THANK fOC in
appreciation to al! my friends for
all the many lovely cards. letters,
flowers and masses offered dur
ing my recent illness.
Mrs f. X. Colbert
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John Duffy. Billings Area Of
flee auditor. was in Browning and
al the Blackfcct Agency on bust.
ness Thursday and Friday Of las;
weck
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THURSDAY. March 76th
100 Sound Of Seven
200 , O'Clock Report
2lO Stage Seven
400 Douglas Fairbanks
40 Open House
500 Georgia
$50 Woody Woodpcckcr
600 whistlctOwn
$50 News & Weather
Gas Fashion Show
100 Bcny's Sport Review
100 Leave II to Beaver
800 san Francisco Beat
$50 Wh:rlyb,rds
900 Music Makers 50
$50 The Unforeseen
1000 Wyatt Earp
1870 Loretta Young Show
HOO Premiere Performance
1900 CBC News
Performance WOni'd,
Late Weather & Sports
FRIDAY. March 18th
100 Sound Of Seven
200 2 O'Clock Report
2iO Stage Seven
400 Medieval Crusader
$50 Open House
500 Pablo Casals
$50 Life Begins a, Sea
600 Hidden Pages
$50 News 4 Weather
Gas Hoy, Home Guide
zoo SpOr;lisht Quiz
100 Kiilcman
300 TIA
$50 Spy
1000 ! viii Sing Praise
1890 The Family Reunion
1900 CBC News
1918 Late Weather 4 Sports
SATURDAY. March 7Ssh
loo Sound Of Seven
200 Frontiers
2:D Premiere Performance
800 Young Peoples Concert
800 Panic. No Warning
$50 Zorro
600 Rim Tin Tin
$50 Ivanhoc
100 Stanley Cup Playuffs
$50 Red SHELTON Show
800 Perry Como Show
1000 Naked City
1890 Saturday Date
100 Encrson's Showcase
1900 CBC News
1910 Weekend In Sports
1918 Showcase tcont'dD
Sign.0ff Weather
SUNDAY. March 2Ssh
1890 Sound Of Seven
i:3O Defense Against Tomor.
row
2;30 Country Calendar
800 TV Hour Of Stars
$50 News. Weather 4 Sports
400 All Star Golf
500 10th Century
$50 l.aSsie
600 TIA
$50 How to Marry q
Millionaire
700 Bob Cummings
This PseSssm 10 Ok
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100 GM Presents
1900 CBC News
1910 Weekend IN Sports
1881 Sign.off Weather
MONDAY. March 3oth
100 Sound Of Seven
200 = O'Clock Kcpor.
2:lO Stage Seven
800 Dear Phoebe
40 Open House
500 I'M Party
$50 liowdy Doody
800 Chi!drcn'S Shows
d 80 News 4 Weather
6:i5 \ Look \, Agriculture
7W Love Lucy
80 Panel D!Scu>>iun
800 Tennessee Ernie Ford
$50 Highway i'a;ro!
900 The Millionaire
$50 Canadian HIT Parade
1000 Danny Thomas
80 CannOnball
II % Dcs!iu Playhouse
100 tEC News
1918 Late Weather 4 Sports
TUESDAY. March 3lss
100 Sound uf Seven
200 = O'Clock Kcmv,
10 Stage Sc,ca
SEQ Dr. lludson's journal
$50 Open House
500 Georgia
$50 Sky King
600 Childrcn's Shows
$50 News & Weather
6l5 Nations Business
100 Tatrr nv Challenge
73O Grand Ole Opry
800 Gunsinokc
$50 The IioncymoOncrs
900 Front Page Challenge
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1880 Folio
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1900 CBC News
1915 Late Weather 4 Sports
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100 Sound Of Seven
200 2 O'Clock Report
2:lO Stage Seven
800 Our Miss Brooks
$50 Open House
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wv aSUIOU oUOW
ZOO llcScuc 8
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'Ns; q ~, cAr .I. AND AFL4N MILO !.
.SsSDIs md req ssrs sssi o6 i1'; sS %
NON z ! i EiudSss Sooi co, ss p 9 asEs,
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APTs. FURNISHED. Q.

ALL END FLOOR. pvt. entrs.. deck
ise. beGrm. With obi: and sgi. BEDS
liy. rm. with hideebed, full bath,
kit: best transp., B minis. Capitcli
iikils. incl, S86. LO, 2-3302,
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0 s,Il ,1s,s f y, Tn n ~ = s 4.
III, bath; $3.50 JIG CO. ~ b.77SSoe. 'n
coMPLHTKLY AIR CONDITIONED
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aIoo WISCONSIN AVE. Skyline
TOwefal-ll-bedrm apt Elevator
ana eecretarial, seft. $3.50. To
in1pech see MIR. on premises,
Ei..A.. 4 . EUh szi IsE.sOs5. SONS. .
nth sT. NV, 509--Entire 9Td
Moor. lge. kedrm.. Nv. rm., kit.
and bath, $50 mo. Ju. e.1b00,
I nEDRM, ], beautifully turn.. Air
alter o pm xD. S.63SS. -
18th n, Va Dr.. liv. rm. vIioyer:
pic, wind; kit; din.i b.i cor. ant. /.
Bsnais; pifE.; 10 $50 III; . XD. , ss.ssss.
1916 18th st. NV.
2-Bedroorn Apt. ------$l25
Attractive apartment. nicely fur
nished, newly decorated: walk
see MRS. MURPHY, RES. MGR,
CQLOnED1MT. PLEA6ANT--Large
ny, fm., !bedrm.s kit. bath, shower
Sl00 Incl. utils. RA, 3.1ola
coLOnED--l31B COLUMBIA M.
s $40 VIZ Sent sssils sas n Ho "A sE
C0LOnEDrlIl4 bQth PLACE NE,
bath; also 2 Furnished rooms.
". J-Soco.k IN srpaf
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BULLDozERs AND LOADERs for
ssEad ding. exeavatinE and land
UN, 4-n633; nights. MA, 7-2600.
10Ps0H-Ideai for iawns-sreen-
houses. Delivered anywhere-any-
time. Fill dirt-hluestone-eravel-
black sludge. sP. 3-5s00.
TpPsoIL-very good. rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
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icoNIINuIpl

cShgSs4 .Sss.Eai , Aasa l .Se
Be- month os Shoh is'1SSHRP .s y ysllIs'si
E9AnK's, PHILLIPS, INC. 81.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC
RIVER--Large jalousie enclosed
porch: three bedrooms, Ia baths,
fireplace. beautiful waterfront
lot In sight OF Colonial Beach
Yacht Club. Sl0,SB0. JOHNSON
a 0LAzEBROOK, Realtors. 402
William st., Fredericksburg, Va.
OVERLOOKING PORT TOBACCO
RIVER :. Waterfront privileges;
Chapel Point roadfront; 80 acres
high, well-dralned land; springs,
stream, magnlficent view: suitable
subdivision; excellent neighbor-
hood. viii divide into tracts,
acres. LEONARD SNYDER, West
4-33ll, La Plata, Md.
POTOMAC RIVER at the chesa-
peake Bay, approx. 4 acres, unusu-
ally nice sandy beach; $500,
$1,000 cash, bal. monthly Hulls
Creek 5 acres on a point, water
on three sides; $4,000, W. c.
RICE, Broker, warsaw, Va
PVT, BEACH COTTAGE, Chesa-
peake Bay. Mod. cow. Reas. terms
tn. 10000, VIII. 2-5244,
SELBY-ON-T HE-BAY = 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod, firepl,, fenced yard, encl,
sunporch, Dashboard h.-w. heat.
Sl2,500. NO. 7-S062.
SHERWOOD FOREST, A. A. Co,
Md. 3-bedrms., . baths, 3 porches,
liv rm,, din. rm., mod, kit, Good
cond. Dial VI. 0-367l, Agent.
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COLONIAL BEACH = Nice 5-rm
waterfront cottage; mod. lge. lot
shade trees: Sbh VIZ. WA. 7-nhhh
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tcoNIlNUEp)
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

CHESAPEAKE BAY; 3-bedrm. home
mod, kit, tile bath; oil heat. 80,
100, terms. 500 down. balane
PGTUxENT RIVER; 4 acres. excel
lent LENT. marina mar nao potential o-rm
LONG i BEACH; V corner lot 25OxIOO
ST. LEONARD CREEK; wooded 10
100 y. on water. 370-ft. deep
BATTLE CREEK: ga acres. diree
frontage on on water and COUNT
DRUM POINT; modern rambler
nestled under huge shade trees
fronting directly on water will
pvt, pier; = bedrms., lge. liy. rm
with firepl., utility rm., mod cleo
kit. and bath, lge. screened porch
2 cupboard motors, new furnishing
incl; suitable retirement or su
perior summer and weekend use
bldg. and loan financing,
LARGE BUILDING LOTS frontin
on Chesapeake Bay and Patuxen
River: come early for best selec
BAY; sturdy. year
round home; 5 rooms. mod kit,
bath, expandable attic. full base
ment, hot-water heat; asking 3d.
BAY; in commutinI
distance Andrews Field; 3 bedrms,
liv. rm. with fireplace, full din
rm.. rec. hall. Florida room. full
basement, completely furnished
with wall-to-wall carpeting, OF
heat, cleo. kit; in spotless cond
$1,000, building and loan n
R5Di.Rs MASONRY; 2 bedrooms
mod. kit. and bath, knotty pine liv
rms drilled well; near Solomons
. ACRES with e-rm. summer HON,
with mod. kit. and bath, frontinl
800 feet on Patuxent River ant
cove boat harbor; a place OF un
usual beauty and complete privacy
SOLOMONS; 3 bedrooms. full din
rm,, hv,. rm.. cleo, kit, moderi
bath, full basement. oil furnace
newly painted inside and out
CHESAPEAKE BAY: retirement o
commuter to Andrews: liv.. rm
mod. kit. and bath, full basement
LOWER PATuxENTr RIVER: Woode,
site, deep harbor. full riparian
ACREAGE SITES on Battle Greek
MI G5is1 81 BAY 5SA eA RS' 20 csefs
istrator's home: din. hall. library
. sleeping cabins. other utilit.
bldgs., stable, boat house, com
pletely equipped and furnished
grounds and bldgs., in excellent
condition.
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Story?" Write for free brochure
J. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

/. Bay Ridge, directly on Chesa-
peake Bay, modern brick, stucco
Insulated home, 3 bedrooms. 3
ceramic baths, paneled family
room, large living room, fireplace,
. porches, hot-water heat, COM
bination storm windows, 2-car ga
rage, full basement, completely
furnished, immediate possession,
30 miles D, c.
2. Chesapeake Bay, Parkers Creek,
l,400-ft. waterfront. lovely mod
ern 3-bedroom home, excellent
condition, u baths, fireplace,
ialousied porch, club cellar with
wall refrigerator, kitchen equip
ment, 2-ear garage, swimming
pool, dock, artesian well, breeze
way, oil hot-water heat, a good
buy, 80 miles D. c.
3, West River. l acre, modern Y
room home. workshop, directly on
river, dock, suitable for boat
rentals, 30 miles D. c., $4,000.
e. Patuxent River, 200-ft. water
front, lovely building site. $500.
5. Rose Haven, modern 3-bedroom
home, screened porch, awnings,
completely furnished. hardwood
floors. fenced yard, immediate pos
session, SA,950.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Elsie West Williams. Lothian,
Maryland. Phone University Z