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Evening star., 1960-03-27
The Agricultural Affair
Afghoniston orget
For Reds New Drive

with Afghanistan. It has donated
$4,000 tons Of wheat to help
Kabul meet the food shortage.
The tempo Of economic aid has
been increased.
Teehnieions by the Thousond
There are at present more than
1000 Soviet technicians. assisted
by dozens Of Czechs, Poles and
Rumanians, helping Afghanistan's
development. Their activities ex-
tend from the building Of munici-
pal silos and petrol depots to the
construction. on the Oxus, Of q IS
million kilowatt hydro electric
scheme.
But the most important project
Is the driving Of q 70-mile long
highway and tunnel through the
heart Of the Hindukusa mountain
range. It will link, through the
river port Of Qizil Ola, the Soviet
industrial and military centers
with Kabul. Another highway is
being built from the Soviet rail-
head at Kushka to Herat and
Kandhar. When completed, these
highways would give Russia, for
the first time in history, an access
to the south Of the Hindukush.
President Ayub Khan has already
expressed concern over it.
The Russians have helped build
three airbases - Mazar and Ba-
gram, north Of Kabul, and Farah,
30 miles from the Iranian border.
Soviet equipment and training
have increased the Afghan Air
Force to about 80 MIG jet fighters
and nearly 80 IL jet bombers.
The United States Of America
has so far given $145 million in
grants and loans. President Eisen-
hover has assured continued
United States assistance to
strengthen Afghanistan econom-
ically and socially"
Biggest U. S. Project
There are now 400 American
technicians in Afghanistan. The
biggest United States project is
the slow-moving, though enor-
nous, Helmand Valley develop
ment scheme in the southwestern
wastes. But it has run into many
difficulties. At first elaborate
ground work and rising costs in
f1ated the original estimates.
Then, as the project took shape,
the hoped-for wheat land was
found to be heavily salted. The
fault was not American but its
rectiflcation will take another Is
years or so.
Other sizable United States al
locations have been for transport
and educational development. This
includes the building of a civil
airline, the construction of Kand-
har airport, and the provision of
trucks. All these projects are ben
ef1cial but are remote from the
public eye. They compare poorly,
in Afghan's views, with Russian
silos and asphalt town streets.
OF other Western nations,
West Germany has held aloft the
banner of reputation for quick
and thorough Jobs. Their work
IN the textile industry and their
building Of the dam, which gives
Kabul its electric power, have inn
pressed Afghans considerably,
Evening star., 1960-03-27

shchev got into the act. The other
has been noted only by the limited
number of people who so to shows
=" In Moscow.
For the first time that anybody
here can remember actors have
been doing satiric skitS about gov
-ernment workers and regulations,
and about the unending propa-
Sanda. And they went at it with
a certain degree Of ofhcial ap-
proval-So far.
There was a sort Of revue which
started in January full Of jibeS
aimed at rich jobholders, bribe-
takers, food queues and do-gooder
propaganda.
OfficioIs Kidded
Maria Miranova, middle-aged
and sprightly, and her husband.
Alexander Menaker, took most Of
the parts. AS soon as the show
opens in the Theater Strada (va-
riety) the actors start kidding
public officials who tell people
what they should see and read.
"Why should you bother about
what you want to see and what
you don't want to see in the the
atef?" asked Menaker from the
stage. There was a big article
published in one of the papers re-
Gently and it says it, comrade."
But I would rather decide for
myself" replied an actor planted
In the audience. 81 should like to
see plays about personal problems,
about things that happen to peo-
pie like me-"
you're not supposed to be in
terested in personal problems Of
everyday life any more" retorted
aMenaker onstage. "You are above
IT. You don't realize, yourself, how
grown up you are"
In another skit about q house
wife, Maria Miranova began:
Sorry for not having my notes
with me, but all the thoughts are
my own" 1t got q giggle from
the audience.
Even Bribes Are Funny
Then there was q skit about
bribetakers. A man walks into q
tailor shop with material for q suit
and hands it in along with q 100
ruble note to get better and faster
tailoring.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

What Is this" demands the
tailor, "a bribe? I'll call the direc-
tor Immediately" Then, after o
pause: He takes bribes, too."
We were seated in the front row
with our interpreter. During the
show she gave me q brief running
translation and took notes her
self. I also took notes.
The actors saw this and 1t
clearly bothered them. Maria
Miranova was particularly dis
turbed. thought they suspected
US Of being q police team.
At intermission we went back
stage. introduced ourselves, and I
asked her If she thought we were
police agents getting ready to
close the show.
mot at ALL" said Maria Mira
nova. 1T has already been ap-
proved by the cultural authorities.
They liked it. They changed q
few words and lines, but very
little.
I'VE thought you were pro-
vincial actors trying to steal our
lines. 1t upset me terribly at one
point"
The Agricultural Affoir
Now to the agricultural affair.
The important development here
was that $4,000 Russians work.
ing In Khrushchev's pet virgin
Evening star., 1960-03-27
DAY-BY-DAY IN MOSCOW
2AYBY:DAY IN MOSCOW
What the Russians Find Amusing
By PRESTON GROVER
Assaeiatad Preaa Writer

MOSCOW. - There have been
two important developments in
the Soviet Union in the past
months which may spell out what
might be a real change here. One
was on the stage and one was in
, agriculture.
= The agricultural affair made
headlines because Premier Khru-
>, The news spotlight has been on the
: travels Of Premier Khrushehev and
I. other world leaders. But meonwhiIs
tFe in the Soviet Union hes token
: ssoms interesting turns-frOm new de-
SeIopments on the stoss to cocktail
ehctter in the capitals foreign colony.
Here's an informal report from AP's
chief Of bureou in Moscow.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
MONDAY

7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. Molkie.
9-Son Froneisco Beet. Police.
The police hunt q woterfront
killer. Tom TuIIy, Warner Ander-
son.
Monday Listinss Cont. on Next P0gs
Evening star., 1960-04-24
6CoIIege Students Held
After Gag Bank HoIdup

SANTA ROSA, Calf, April
% (AP).-Iron bars convinced
SIX college students today that
nobody thinks bank robbery is
funny-even if it is only simu-
lated and is on Character
Day" when you're supposed to
dress up and have fun.
The six-five Santa Rosa
Junior College male students
and a coed-learned the hard
way Friday after authorities
booked them on Federal bank
robbery charges.
Unable to make $4,000 bail
each, Pat Marcucci. 10, Healds-
burg; Frank Palmieri. jr., 20.
Santa Rosa; Alan Sutter, 18:
Petaluma; Bob Lindsten. l8.
San Leandro; John Cabel, 10,
Redwood City, and Frank
Priori, 81, Los Gatos, stayed in
the Santa Rosa Jail.
They're to be transferred
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Moscow Displays
Sturs and Stripes

MOSCOW, April % (AP) -
May day decorations went up
on MoscoW's central telegraph
building today and brought
gasps of surprise from passers-
by. A huge American flag shared
honors with the Soviet banner.
On the Gorky street side of
the building is a great map of
the globe with an airplane fly
ing across it illustrating Premier
Nikita's Khrushchev's travels.
On the right of the map is the
Soviet flag and on the left is
the American.
Peeping out from behind the
United States flag are those Of
other countries Mr.. Khrush-
chev visited during the past
year, but none is displayed as
prominently as the Star Spangl-
ed Banner.
For the first time there were
no portraits of present Soviet
leaders included in the display.
Over the buildings main en-
trance is a giant portrait of
Lenin and a hammer-and-
sickle scroll.
Other May Day decorations
put up in the city so far are
startlingly unpolitical in nature,
in marked contrast to previous
years.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
League to Head
FAA Region

Archie w. League. one of
the Nations first air traffic con-
trollers and assistant to the
director Of the Bureau of Ma
tional Capital Airports, has
been named regional manager
for the Federal Aviation Agency
in Fort Worth, Tex.
His name was among six
listed in FAA regional changes
yesterday.
Active in aviation for more
than 80 years, Mr.. League was
one of the first licensed air.
plane and engine mechanics.
He has served the old CAA and
FAA in various important posts
over the years.
In October of last year he
was named assistant to L. w.
Burton. airports director.
Mr.. League is a jet pilot. a
graduate of the Air Force SEN
ior officers jet instrument
course. He has flown So diff
ferent types of aircraft.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

Monday to Sacramento for a
hearing before a United States
commissioner.
Photographer Invited
The six dressed in roaring
'20s style for the schools an
nual Character Day" Pat. a
brunette song leader, imper-
sonated a flapper. The boys
wore diversified overcoats, der
bies and caps and dark glasses.
They had an arsenal of toy
guns-submachine gun, sawed
of shotgun, two BIB guns and
four pistols.
They invited a newspaper
photographer to come along
when they strolled into the
downtown Bank of America
branch yesterday.
Pat, smoking a cigaret from
a long holder, handed a note to
a teller demanding change for
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Dr.. Teller Urges
School Speedup
BY the Associated Press

Edward Teller said yesterday
that unless the American peo-
pie do more about education
there is "a great and concrete
danger that we will be
left behind in science and tech
nology."
The atomic scientist said the
United States educational sys-
TEN "is better today than it
ever has been" but that the
Russians in the past 20 or 80
years have done better"
DIR. Teller, in a radio-televi-
sion interview with Senator
Smathers. Democrat of Flor
ida, recommended:
/. Stepped-up efforts in for
eign language instruction.
2. Greater emphasis on tech
nical education.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

81. She got two 5o-cent pieces.
A teller. reminded Of her ex-
perience in a real bank holdup
screamed. A bank official called
police.
An FBI agent had to be re-
assured the toy submachine
gun was a plaything.
Film COnfiscated
The photographer filmed the
whole thing. Officers confs-
Gated his film.
Our reaction to their humor
is very poor" said Scott
OLeary.
An act Of utter stupidity, 4"
Randolph Newman, president
of Santa Rosa Junior College,
added.
Brunette Patricia, stunned,
asked the jail matron:
How long will I have to
serve? When will I get out?"
Evening star., 1960-04-24

drocarbons from exhausts of
engines operating on "un-
loaded" gasolines. But he said
an extensive search continues
for an effective catalyst for
use with loaded gasolines.
He and his colleagues stressed
that thus far their own muffler
has been used only in labora-
tory experiments with a one
cylinder engine.
And they said there are many
questions concerning the prac-
ticability of the device that
can't be answered until a full
scale model is installed in an
automobile for evaluation.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

promote and speed a reaction
between two other chemicals
without becoming involved
themselves.
The Battelle researchers said
they have had promising re-
suits in laboratory studies with
a still-experimental muff1er
based on use Of the new mate
riais. Composition of the ma
terials is a trade secret.
Problem in Los Angeles
The chemicals are designed
to be placed inside a conven-
tional muffier with the objec-
tive of helping eliminate from
automotive exhaust gases the
hydrocarbons believed to be
major cause of the smog that
bedevils certain urban areas.
In Los Angeles. for example,
authorities have estimated that
automobile exhaust accounts
for almost two-thirds of the
smog which plaques that city
The Battelle researchers said
various other laboratories
throughout the country also are
working on the same idea, but
they said the type of cata-
lyst they've developed is unlike
any reported by others working
on this problem.
Stumbling Block Exists
More important, they added,
the new catalysts do not ap-
pear to be deactivated or poi
soned" by lead additives in
gasoline.
They explained that while
lead additives are an essential
component of practically all
commercial gaSolines, they
have long proved a stumbling
block to efforts aimed at de-
veloping a widely useful cata-
lyst for eliminating unwanted
hydrocarbons in exhaust fumes.
DR.. Louis J. Hillenbrand, jr.,
heads the muffler research be-
ing done at Battelle under con-
tract with Arvin Industries of
Columbus, Ind, one of the Ma
tion's major producers of ex-
haust systems and other auto
motive components.
He said in an interview that
q number of catalysts already
are available for removing hy-
Evening star., 1960-04-24
SEATO Ships Guther

SINGAPORE, April % (AP) q.
Forty warships from Aus
tralia. Britain, France, New
Zealand and Pakistan sailed
from this naval base today
for Manila to join United
States and Philippine ships in
SEATO'S exercise Sea Lion
The maneuvers will emphasize
anti-submarine and air de-
fense.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Nurses to Meet

The Baltimore Hospital
Nurses Alumnae will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. at Holy
Trinity High School cafeteria,
1925 Thirty-sixth street NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Auto MuffIer Tested
On Cutting City Smog

COLUMBUS. Ohio April % CAP)-A possible breakthrough
efforts to develop automobile exhaust muer capable OF
reducing reported today by scientists of the Baee
Memorial Institute.
The possibility is based upon their development of novel
group Of chemical cataly-tha is substances which help
Evening star., 1960-07-24


Excellent financing.
LOUIS H. HALL
COLONIAL 7-S292
Open House Daily
WATERFRONT
Choice 3-bedrm. rambler. on Ches,
BayElla "a baths, liv. rm. with fire-
pI;. KIT din. area, lge. jalousied
fenced. BEAUTIFUL H. shrubberS, u5 1nInT,j ssnd
93esenj reasonably priced. good
LIKE NEW
Three-bedrm. rambler, on a-acrs
lot, Liv. rm., din. area, kit
bath, util. .rm, and garage; excel
comm. and all water privilegesi
Price SI3;950' or may assume
SECLUDED
Waterfront comm. cottage, with
pedrms., paneled liv. rm., kit,
bath; stairs to end floor. extra
sleeping space, lEe. screened
sand beach: only $1,000. terms
STOP OR CALL TODAY
L. c. (BILL) EURE
Open Every Day Till Dark
Route "a Mayo Road, Mayo, Nd.
100 ACRES on pretty, broad salt
water; excellent fishing and hunt
ing. Nine-room and bath dwell
ing. Deep-water anchorage; beach.
Eh EhTTfIiEVISxS; TSTstji1x; g. -onr1.uv
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
WEST RIVER WATERFRONT, 80 nj.
D: c.; yr round; excel. cond.; elec
kit, patio, pier. boat. 10. 2-1464.
1 ACRE, ON THE POTOMAC
RIVER, in Hallowing Point Estates.
IS min. from D.. C.. Beautiful
river view; 50 500. Easy terms.
55 BEAUTIFUL ACRES
On the Potomac at Marlborough
Point, Virginia, so miles from D.
G.. Completely private. Beauti-
fully wooded. Very long water
front and hard road frontage.
Large, modern rambler house only
years old; 8 bedrms., dining
room' ga baths, hot-water oil
heat, recreation room, two fire.
-. ~ beAA aAAu
shed: fruit trees. Extraordinary
river view, For the discriminating.
See 1t. over Shirley highway to
Stafford, Va, left at courthouse
on Rte. 6S7 to Brooke, left to
Marlborough Point and sign on
property INQUIRIES invited. LOUIS
L. MEME. Stafford, Va. OLdfeld
9-27O0.
l 800 WATERFRONT Fl. on East
ern Shore-24 acres with a most
appealing, S-rm. older home. and
unsurpassed lawn and old trees:
! waterfront acre next door sold
for $4,000 this past week. Buy
er,s opportunity for large quick
return on this beautiful estate.
A. WATERFRONT WINTER rustic
home, furnished. Large screened
porch looking down South River;
reduced to S12,500.
2 ACRES and 3-bedrn. home, need
ing redecoration; has new roof,
new furnace, new pump; next to
Annapolis; S6,600
5.AcRB WOODED LOCATION ad-
900: 30-ft. right-of- This is
suitable for developing or for
your private estate.
4-BEDRM.. 2-sToRY HoME-1n
fine South River community;
WOODLAND BEACE-4-rm. win
ter BUNGALOW: new roof, pump,
well. and septic tank; S4,950.
PONDER COVE - White Marsh
Creek: 5-rm. bungalow, Ia-acre
lawn. This property is in Al con-
dition. MARY T. BOARD, Broker,
Edgewater. Md. Colonial 3-633l.
O0E0 DNJITNT
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TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

OOuLIleIll MdryldIlu
1. Near Patuxent River Bridge; 2
acres on waterfront, choice loca-
tion of river with magnificent
view, / hour from D. c.: large
LIST and 2nd floor porches,
screened; 3 large bedrms., plenty
room for more II needed; dining
rm., living rm.. "a baths. kitch-
en-, utility .rm., back porch: large
barn, stables, 4-car garage: i'm
plement and boat house. attrac-
board motor boat, pier. many
other attractive features.
2. Overlooking Patuxent River;
acres, 3-bedrm. home ,outbuild-
ings. ideal retirement spot, i'm.
mediate possession, easily a.
nanced. Sf1,TOO.
3. Outstanding masonry cottage
large living rm. with suspended
firepl., dining rm., electric kitch-
en-, bath. heated and air condi-
toned, insulated, attractively fur
Gha.s Gished, L.. nj nice shaSe otn trees near
directly on Bay Bay sandy beach
shade trees, full basement, large
living rm., fireplace, dining I'm Z.
kitchen, . bedrms. on first floor
extra large bedrm. on second
floor, patio, enclosed porch over
looking bay, outstanding fur.
nishinEs.
5. st. Johns Creek: 7 acres with
pier and wonderful harbor, . bed.
rms. bath home; large living rm
with fireplace. full basement
screened porch. furnace and ait
conditioning, a real bargain
S2I,50O.
6. st. Marys County, Breton's Bay
80 acres, modern 2-bedrm. home
large living rm. with fireplace.
baths. utility rm., electric kitchen
basement. Dashboard heat, insu.
lated and storm windows, arte.
sian well, completely furnished
nice barn, lovely view Of Bay, &c
acres cleared land. attractive q.
nancing, good roads.
We have any number OF water.
front and inland lots and tracts
for sale at any Of the beach
0eVeloumPnts
Evening star., 1960-07-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ALL OR PART Of S125.0OO 1st
mortEage on prime recreational
property, 10fo discount plus So
MORTGAGE CO, IA. 7-5SO0.
ALL OR PART of Sl25,O0O lst
mortgage on prime recreational
interest, 2-yr. term INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. ia 7-5S00.
WILL DISCOUNT 1st trust mort
erty in Lanham. Md, district.
pom, W. Va, co General Delivery,
Berkeley Springs 6S5-R-3.
1St MORTGAGE OF $4,000 on
rrime Virginia property. VIII con-
year. INTERSTATE MORTGAGE
CO. INC, IA. 7-5S00.
$500 End Trust Note-Payable
property In excel. cond.; 81 300
discount. RA. 2-5545; ST. 3-4555.
Sl,454 2ND, payable S45 mo-, 81,
500 & so6 dn.; over over Ss;5a5 $3.50 Bal; price
Call Mr.. sindler, Ho. 2-ie57,
2nd TRUST, $1,000, SO interest,
S100 per month, due and pay
able 5 yrs. Cooperative trust,
with recourse. Sale, $4,000.
End TRUST, 5000, go, S35 per
month, due and payable 5 yrs,
with RECOURSE. Sale, $4,000.
end TRUST, So, 200 6es. S1O0 per
IaonI,n;. month; corporation sp trust with
CALL MR.. HOMER, JE. 2-336s
Evening star., 1960-07-24
(coNTINUED)
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

OhLNGR1 OOON1 I NIL,
PATUXENT RIVER, near Broom
lsland-Most attractive 2-bedroor
home: elec. kit, mod. bath, pan
eled lfv. rm., basement; oil hot
air heat; boat house, river piel
lanoscaped grounds and gardel
in immaculate order: completed
furnished; rowboat incl; SI3, SOC
KENWOOD BEACH-A secluded 10
cation in woodland setting; bed
screened sleeping porches; fur
nished: in very good condition
ST. LEONARD CREEK-Attractiv
new ranch house; ~ baths. car
port, garden house: SCOTT. front
age on deep harbor; about 3 acre
land; mod. heat and air condi
tioning. A perfect retiremen
COVE Po1NT-Largs well-built cot
kit, mod. bath, si' srtesian h wei Well; eiIe 70
50x125; nicely furnished in i'm
maculate cond.; $4,000.
ST. LEONARD CREEK = Woodet
!ot, 100 IT. on water, $40 #. deep
CHESAPEAKE BAYS lots front
ing l20 #. directly on bay; 8
bedrm; home. landscaping, trees
magnificent view; $1,000.
BATTLE CREEK-Beautiful woode,
site OF acres d6S fronting 265 #. oil
BOAT oWNERS-Your choice of
acre or more from Is mile o
shore on Mil Greek (Solomon
Harbor), only 10 minutes from
Chesapeake Bay. deep protected
harbor. full riparian rights; small
down pymt. and mo, pymts, b
suit purchaser,
BENEDICT-Attra cottage a
this famous fishing village on thu
Patuxent; large corner lot will
auge weeping willow trees; onl!
KENWooD BEACH - 5-bedroou
cottage: mod. Kit. and bath
porch; beautiful view over bay
NEAR PATUxENT AIR BAsE-es.
acre waterfront farm; 4-bedrm
home, barns, stable; a mile OF
water, pvt. pier; 20 head cattle
puTebred bull complete farm
!. 600 ACREs-1A-mile frontag,
on Chesapeake Bay, protected
naroori fge. main dwelling with
? baths; > guest cottages: exeep.
tional potential for yacht club
real estate DEVELOPMENT or show
Iarm; priced to sell, liberal a.
5 BEDROOMS, 2 baths; mod, cen,
trail heat; . acres fronting Pa.
tuXent River, near new Benedict
Bridge; wide sand beach, full
riparian rights.
SCIENTIST CLIFFS - Highly re.
stricted to college graduates; Z
bedrms.,, stone fireplace. mod. kit
and bath; wooded setting, beauti.
full bay view: S12.75O. Also 2
bedrms:. stone fireplace. mod. kit.
81 ACRES-Fronting 1000 feet or
Chesapeake Bay: site Of early
Colonial manor house; maRnificent
wooded setting.
CALVERT BEACH-Very clean 2.
bedrm. year-round home; mod
kit, and bath, extra shower ir
basement. gas heat: how'd. floors
lots with nice view of bay, Thi,
is 2 quiet family community witt
wide, clean beaches. excellent fol
summer or retirement: only
Sll 900 with liberal financing
Have YOU HEARD THE
CALVERT STORY
WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE
j. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
DDTHrr, n-----
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SAL

MOUNT HOLLY. vA.--Modern cot
tage, . wooded acres. approx. 400
waterfront: large living room, fire.
place, kitchen-dining area, bed
room, mod. bath. utility room,
screened porch; will sleep 9; arte-
sian well; dock; furnished; inc. .
small boats and motors; good road.
private: exc. location. $3.50;
will finance. W: c. RICE, Broker,
WarsaW- Va Ed 3.h50n
Evening star., 1960-07-24

SZ0U DOWN
VIII buy q summer or year-round
home at Woodland Beach, Nd,
only ! hr; from DC. on South
river. S3,450 up to $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES Desir
able lot: reasonably priced, ca

INDIAN LAKE ESTATES pesir.
able lot: reasonably priced. cal
EN-. 5-4251.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.-Motej
and restaurant, for sale by Wash
ington businessman who has con-
troll Of Count modern motel and
restaurant, completely furnished
in modern decor, including air.
conditioning and TV., also owners
living quarters wi3 bedrms, Res
taurant seating cap. approx. 100.
Situated on Pa acres, with room
for expansion. years old. on
new 4-lane U. s. No. to Miami.
Wonderful potential for restau-
rant, local and transient trade.
Only ga miles from the worlds
most famous beach This is a
wonderful opportunity for q
family team to run entire op-
GRAFTON. SO trust available fer
responsible party. Can arrange
suitable terms on down payment.
Box 3S3-H. Star.
SOUTH MIAMI AREA-2-bedrT1
masonry home. Below today's
market. Easy terms. RE, 5-676a
Evening star., 1960-07-24
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP,

Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone los; II no answer call 1S4
TWO 6O-FT. LOTS, / with riparian
rights at Hollywood Shores or
Patuxent. Swimming pool, recrea.
tion grounds, small boat ramT
and dockage for owner, and. guests
fronting protected harbor, St
Leonards area preferred. Ewes.
Mon. through Fri, 10. 7-07S6,
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE, MD, UNIVERSITY 7-2O02
COLORED COLUMBIA BEACH,
Chesapeake Bay: 3-bedrm. home,
lge. scr. pch., mod. conv. Furn
S10.500, terms from $500 up.
HINE & CO., NE. S-0519.
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NJ o Il T G A G E LOANS, $4,000 to
S150,000 Lower your payments,
group your debts. reflnance your
property, Quick, honest service
Residential, farm. commercial,
construction. Financing, refinanc-
ing; Only IN State Of Maryland
Z. Lexington street. Baltimore .,
Md: or Saratoga 7-4047 day.
night, Sundays, holidays.