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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
DIRVOS VAKARAS

Daugelis clevelandieciu tel
raujasi, kada gi DIRVA vel
rengs vakara. Tad pranesame,
jog vienas toks vakaras bus
spaliq men. % diena,
sekmadieni, Lietuviu Saleje.
Kvieciame isidemeti ia diena.
Apie programq daugiau prane-
Slime kita savaite.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
0QI(QV2!?!&!{@5{%Ia&d{%S} |?

musu miesto kulturiniam gy-
venimui". Buvo daug ivairiQ
tautu pasirodymq, kuriu tarpe
buvo irgi labai geru. Gala, kad
nebuvo surengta lietuviu tauti-
MO memo parodeles. Kitos tau
tos tokias parodeles turejo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
SPORTININKU SUSIRIN-
XMAS

81 sekmadieni, II val. Is min.,
Lietuviu Saleje sau-
kiamas visu sportininkiu ku
organizavimosi rel
kalams aptarti.
l.. T. ID. Kulturos KOmisi ia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
MIRIM M Al

GAIzUTIS Helen, 8 metu am
ziaus, 1897 E 1T, mire trecia-
dieni, rugsejo 21 (Polio). Palai-
dota ketvirtadieni, rugsejo %
d., Kalvarijos kapinese. Misios
sestadieni, rugsejo "a d., sv.
Jurgio baznycioj, 800 val. ryta.
Like tevai Feliksas ir Stella,
sesuo Ona, brolis Petras. Lai-
dotuvems patarnavo Jakubs &
Son Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
HIPPODROME

Nuo treciadienio, rugsejo 2S
d., rodoma filma TASK Force"
is laivyno aviacijos gyvenimo.
Dalyvauja Gary Cooper, Jane
Wyatt, Wayne Norris ir Wal
ter Brennan.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
CLEVELANDO LIETUVIU
CHORAS

renkasi pamokoms iprasta tvar-
ka: antradieniais vyrai, tre-
ciadieniais moterys ir penkta-
dieniais visi = 7:30 val. wax.
Lietuviu Saleje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-23
LIETUvIQ SALE
isnuomojama

koncertams, sokiams, vestu-
VEINS ir kitokiems parengi-
mans. IS anksto kreipkites pas
A. simkuna, LietuviQ Klube,
$685. Superior Ave.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

HOU hear about it - and it sounds
l. wonderful.
You try it-and in FIVE minutes you dis
cover something words just can't tell.
Dynafow Drive isn't merely matter of
getting rid of shifting bothers. 1t isn't
simply smoothness, and ease, and a de-
lightful new sweetness to the whole car,
though there is all that in it.
Dynafow is donbie-fhe.jsn in dripine-a
really amazing step-up in the sheer pleas
ure of going places and seeing things.
Its the deep-throated song of power on
the getaway, swoopins you from stand
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25
Giants Flag down Second P.S. Win;
Rally Falls Short for NiSei Vets

A ninth inning rally by the Seattle
Nisei Vets was choked off after 3
runs were scored as the Rainier
District slapped the Nisei outfit its
sixth straight defeat in the City
league encounter at Rainier field
last Sunday with a 6-5 score.
With the Vets trailing. 60. in tho
ninth, Chuck Kinoshita opened the
frame with a long triple into left
field Then. with Club Hori. who
had singled, and Chuck Kino-
shita on the bases, Ted Matsushita
lined one into left field for home
run for the Nisei tallies.
Nisei Vets lost the game in the
eighth. when. with the bases full
end no out, they failed to bring over
a single tally
Eco Sasaki. who worked the entire
game on The mound. gave up six
hits. four of them in the fourth in
ming when Rainier District pushed
over three runs His teammates out
hit the opponents, to s
Leading the stick for the Vets were
Ray Saito with three singles, Chuck
Kinoshita with double and triple.
and Club Hori with two singles.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25

eleventh, was comprised of two Fill
pinos Joe Cache and Gene Angus
TIM and three Nisei CKaz Yamasaki.
Shig Urakawa and Budd FukeD.
The official standings as released
by the acknowledgements follow:
|. Mcpherson Realty university
Bowl 969. g71. 1012--2952
2. Manhattans Classic champ
ions) 924, 1901. 952-2,876
3. Cooks U-Drive Major champ
ions) 979, 913, 976-2868.
4. Belerlein's CAuburn) 984 1896.
829-2,849
S. Soames' Paper (BallardD 871,
$50, 989-2,810.
6. Leonard's Hair Styling Belle
vue) 924, 1903, 965-2,782
7. Skyroom Grill west Seattlel
1872 &c., 9l2-2,764
g. Bill and Johns Market CRen-
toni 89a, GIG. 937-2,751
9. Viewland's Fuel Greenwood
GIG, 900, 922-2747
10. Ideal Recreation IdeaD 125,
BAL, 969--2.735
IL. STANDARD HOTEL Main
Bowl 867, 862, 959-2,638
12. Downtown Bowl downtown
336, 865. 978-2.679.
~ natInff'o E,Iorietc fCaatt1o pnel
861, 910, 905--2.676
IA Hi-Tone Amusement tMagno-
lia) 1878, 843, 861-2,582.
Is. Halls Motor (Kirkland) IT'S.
855. 89l-2,521.
49, Sheridan Furniture Lake City,
1874, $40, 9l0-2,5O4.
IT. Kane's Cafe Empire Bowl
sos, 1924 823-2,452.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25

The Suyama's (Blotz and Shoichn
figured in the Western Giants sec
ond victory in the Puget Sound
Baseball league last Sunday at Col
umbia playfield
Scoring a pair of runs IN the sew
entb and the eighth. the Giants
cvercame a 30 lead to cut down
Alaska Communications. 4 to 3.
In the seventh. Blotz Suyama
opened the two-run attack with a
mighty triple and scored when the
next man up. Koichi Suto. slashed
a single, Suto, however, was forced
cut at second on the following play
as Jiro Yoshitake bounced a roller
to third base. Yoshitake touched
home plate shortly after as Shoichi
Suyama had the opposition playing
him for a putout after he had laid
the wood on the ball for a long two
Dagger.
The Giants managed to earn two
more runs to win in the lower brac-
ket of the eighth. Gaylord Iwasaki
who had singled. tied the third
mark and Tommy Deguchi, who
received life on a fielder's choice,
scored what later proved to be the
winner on Blotz Suyama's third hit
Of the afternoon.
In the upper half of the ninth.
the Alaska nine made a threatening
gesture by pushing over its third
ms rk OH Left Fielder Andrews tri-
pie and an infield error Pitcher
Pancho Nakashima then settled the
problem by forcing opposing hurler
Cross to ground out to third sacker
Kav Saito
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25
JUNIOR GIRLS
EYE CONTESTS
ON SATURDAY

This week will be a busy one at
Park Department Fairgrounds and
recreation centers as junior girls
hold local preliminary contests in
preparation for the all-city Girls
Fun FTolic in Woodland Park on
June IL.
All week girls have been practic-
ing at their local fields for the pre-
liminary pitching contest and the
contests in squares, jump rope, cart
wheels and OLeary which will be
held at all Fairgrounds On Satur-
day May %. On the same day
two softball games will be played
TO determine the North and South
section winners who will take part
IN the all-playground championship
game at the frolic.
Only girls who attend the prelimi-
nary contests at their local fields
on Saturday will have a chance to
participate in the above listed events
at the Fun F'rolic. A similar local
track meet will be held at each play
ground on the following Friday, June
g. Interested girls should contact
the instructress at their nearest
center immediately if they wish to
be eligible for these Fun Frolic con-
tests.
Aside from these closed events
there will be a number of activities
at the all-city frolic which will be
open to all attending girls is years
of age or younger. These include
series of picnic and stunt races, a
parade of small children and doll
buggy contest.
Fairgrounds and recreation CEN
tiers which will be holding prelimi-
nary Fun Frolic events this Satur-
day include the following: Maple
leaf, Laurelhurst, Montlake, Green
Lake, University, Wallingford, Ra-
VIENNA, Ballard. Queen Anne, Cas-
cade. Mercer. Ross, Miller. Hiawa-
tina, Alki. Delridge. South Park,
Lincoln Park, High Point, Duwam-
ish, Colman, Brighton. Beacon Hill,
Rainier, Collins, Madrona, Van
ASSET.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25
MAIN BOWLS
ENTRY TAKES
nth PLACE

Standard Hotel Main Bowl entry,
finished eleventh among seventeen
house championship teams in tho
Post Intelligencer's Champion of
Champions tournament last Satur-
day night before an OVERLOOKING
crowd at the Seattle Recreation
drives
The local outfit carrying the ban
ner of its sponsor. K X Kawaguchi
of Standard Hotel rolled against
mighty Cooks U-Drive Seattle Ma
ior league champions and last years
tournament winners.
Cooks U-Drive wound up in third
place with a respectable 1858 series.
Standard Hotel, which hit 1858 for
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25

PatrOnize Your Advertisers
In The Northwest Times.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25
Lotus, Savoys Continue to Win
In Northwest Times Ball Loop

Lotus and Savoys both came
through in fine fashion to remain
undefeated in the Northwest Times
Baseball league last Sunday here
Tinky Terada pitched and batted
the Buddhist nine to a 1912 tri-
umph over Fife, and d. Standen
epun three-hit ball for the Savoys
who dumped Washington Wood 81
Coal, ID to g. Tiger" Asaba of Sa-
vcys blasted out a homer and two
singles.
In the only other contest, the Vet
Grams downed Tacoma, 1913, at Lin
coin high school field in Tacoma
A seventh-inning rally for three
tallies gave the Vets the victory
margin. Ted Nakanishi, relief twirl-
or, earned credit for the triumph.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25

Veteransl You can earn an Army
commission in your spare time, as
a member of the enlisted reserve
Get the details at your Army re-
cruiting station
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-25
Judo Enthusiasts
Slate Meeting

All persons interested in Judo are
urged to attend a meeting which
will start at 7;30 pm. this Friday
May 81, in the Seattle Buddhist
hall Plans to revive Judo in Seattle
will be discussed.
Former area doio members. espec-
tally those who were In the Yudan-
sha bracket. are asked to join the
group
Evening star., 1949-04-03
CHESAPEAKE BAY
WE'RE SORRY

There were not enough salesnsr
avail. last Sun ct 81. Aarys Beaen
to accommodate the crowd ba'
then no enc could predict such ne2a-
fiYui weather and such a large turn
out. we viii have additional ssses.
men avail, this week end. 30 pies&s
come back this Sat. or sun; prs1s
the picnic basket sr6 enjoy your
selves as our guests
Contrary to all reports We sitA have
lots. wooded and cleared, al $500
with terms as low as $40 molthss
In addition. there are many chnyes
waterfront sites agaA with terms
70 suit your oadeP.
81 Maryx Beach odsrE beacnss
public PARK with picnic tables. play
gFoiand equipment &rsesian wsll
water, excel roads. telephoEs kna
eaec already in Ons ho1gs GglFf
from wash via paved roads al the
way
Also see our snail s 70 90 acre farms
vita frontase on paved road. prteed
from $3.50 with terms OF $40
NJ ne z HINES d SON, agents COX.
f660D. invite your tnkpeefloa shts
week end Dsgeetiors: Gu; Pa ave
&e TO Branch ase-. -1$ht On Branch
fRcgss B., to waldorf. Nd. left 81
step Hight 20 ouys cor and thence
Routs 13S % o., Msyys Beach sisn.
Representative ~ beach house saaes
oszcs Sat- Aaa ecM-
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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WEEK END SPECIALS
le4B ND. -" Yfl seOa paint.
black and cFanee BUDDY sea- Asas
dleeass fails equipped GssrAHtseeI
only sapb, cash tatms e. uASs,
Many eLhegk 30 choose from $50
10, Open prtasY till PR
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
sales and service, ioes sluU n~
MI oeOT
Evening star., 1949-04-03

I30 ACRES rolling land, about 3
miles from Damascus; improved
with Groom frame house, cleo
tricity, large rooms: bank barn,
wagon shed. chicken houses: 3
streams; taxes. s75: price, $4,000.
Call Jerry Williams. Damascus
6261. or Fred 2. cushman, Realtor,
Gaithersburg goo.
As acres-One- dairy farm
on hard-surfaced road within 9
miles of railroad. stores, post once
and busline: school bus passes the
door; improved with 2-story, Groom
house, complete bath: 17-cow dairy
barn, fine bank barn for young
stock and dry cows, double corn
crib. chicken house. garage. meat
house small orchard. about 4 acres
of woodland. plenty of water;
exactly 80 miles from downtown
Washington: possession OF settle
ment: price, S12.500.
farm; modern 34-stanchion COW
barn. Marietta silo, bank barn for
dry cows and young stock; Groom
house in good condition, with bath:
2 tenant houses; about 100 acres
Of woodland. plenty Of bluegrass
pasture. farm is well watered: land
is little rolling: price, S36. 900;
possession 80 days from Anal set
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40. FREDERICK ave. oaithersburg,
Evening star., 1949-04-03
STROUT'S NEW FARM
CATAIOC-FREEi
MARYLAND OFFERS
Nationally Famous
Nv T.adviS Manor

Midway between the Hartford and
Green Spring Valley Hunt Clubs,
two Of the oldest hunts IN America
a famous Maryland estate. built ano
developed by one o. Marylsnd'S mos
discriminating individualE One OF
State. It's architecture Is unsur-
passed. with q broadwster view for
miles. All OF this in the midst OF
50 acres OF fertile farm land. The
tenant houses barns and roadways
are what you would expect in a
place of this character. So con-
venient to New York and Washing
ton, yet in the midst Of the most
interesting country life in America
In One Of the Most Interest
ing Counties of the Eastern
Seaboard
Just at the edge OF Baltimore, in the
most attractive valley served by two
main ma big nighwsys-property y, @ sss roll. roll,
developed to approach perfection.
The stone house occupies q COM
manding hilltop, with its swimming
pool, shaded grounds and many
other attractive features. The size OF
the house is in keeping with mod
and tenant house meet the require
mentS Of the most discrimina tins.
The water supply. the paved farm
roads. the rolling fertile fields and
the completeness of the scene offer
charm and security in O location
that is accessible but truly rural.
Ideal Club or Institution
A modern stone mansion with a
medieval aspect. Handsome. solid
beautifully constructed and abso-
lutely freproof, with a private ele-
vator. One of the largest and most
impressive, practically new, stone
houses in the East On the border
OF the Green Spring Valley and sur
rounded by 2l9 acres OF the most
beautiful countryside near Balti-
more. Swimming pool bathhouse,
guest house, barns, dairy and repair
shop make this estate an almost
self-sufficient unit as IN medieval
times offered at q mere fraction
Of its real value.
Chesapeake Bay
500 acres plus; perfect farming land
and complete farm buildings: S
minutes drive from the B. a. o. or
Pennsylvania r. r. station With
its magnificent broadwater view
across the upper Chesapeake, o
lovely, completely modern main res
idence in a peaceful setting, this Is
W. G. PINKARD g. co.
First Natl. Bank Bldg. Baltimore
Plaza 42Sb
Evening star., 1949-04-03
FARMS WANTED

WOULD LIKE TO RENT or work on
shares. nearby farm suitable for
truck crops. Box 247-E, Star. 81
house by married couple and child
In the country where we can have
chickens P o. Box 25l7, city. So
HAVE GROOM MODERN bungalow
nice lot, owner wants 10 trade for
a small farm within IS mi. D. c.;
must have good house. Call or write
Mr.. Bramham. DI. 300. 1915 X,
with BETHEL. 3
PRIVATE PARTY wants farm or
acreage; reasonable for cash. Give
details Box 339-E, Star. A.
WANTED AT ONCE-Severai general
purpose farms within commutins
distance of D. c. II priced reason
ably. we can give you quick action.
E. S. PRICE & CO.
1901 Georgia Ave. PL. 1881, PL.
13Ib
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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Evening star., 1949-04-03
185-Acre Farm Sacrificed

Team. COW. flock chickens and equip.
thrown in: comfortable S-rm- dwell
ing. elee at house; basement barn
30x50; log cabin grsnary. corn
crib. poultry house, about SIS e.
in croplanc. pasture watered By
stream and 3 springs; wooded lot:
approx. 200 peach. 40 apple trees.
other fruit: on good rd.s hr. to
city. village handy: S4.95o Bar
gain list free E. c. BrRmhaek.
STROuT REALTY. Middletown, Va
100 ACRES, excellent farm land,
watered By large fishing stream.
located on biaek-top rd., committing
distance D. c. 1iz-story frame
dwelling. barn, necessary out6uild-
ings: tractor and complete farm
equipment, plus stock. included for
$4,000. $500 cash. balance
A. r. CULLEN
Real Estate, ass Grant Ave. Phone
$40 Manassas, Va. Open Sunday.
Many other good farms and sanur-
ban homes.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HARBOR
DREDGING COMPLETED

The auest private sse2i sas.a 81 ths
Chtsa peake Bay = B5S TeAdS toJ
year boRE We cordially tnylEs yeS.
TO laspeca THIS Snd oIhs. cet sles-
msra waik doas 10 the FaAG HArse'
area ef Iona Hs&Ch A}so !c0E ever
the many other natural EEtsseIicns
sHd Tn p4ofeneals II Ses tlsslS az
yelopea earlier In saaaiiSn 10 tAis
hns nss yacht basin yea SlH Hne
The fot.eS ans
Al Lens Beach yea III! hac bathing
ppA.ins rsh3Es. Crseeshg &na huGt-
lns a. its rest A nle loE4 While
hare sEEd e-sch sleping gradually
70 oeep ws.t;' PrrtEss;y ale 10.
Sens!bly restricted sAs!aAiNe ee4eny
OF Erlvate.y owned ectiagss rT'-
Mari.y for sumner use but in Esost
eases used a. y year round yses IleH
spot and hide sSRy from the cAEss
OF clty i.fe IN these hurried ttnstt
Here voa viii iein eonsenihl people
who have toana al idea spet let
rest and relaxation
II Is difseuii 70 describe Ions Beach
Adequately. You must zee u 70 ap-
pgeciste the many natural atITAe-
tons and hns improvements here
for your enjoyment. Good ROADS and
sErsets. centrally distributed srtsklah
an area Of natural roiling woodlsre
beauty directly on tie AAore Of me
open Chesapeake Bay, Beautiful
homssites may be selected from 500
70 81 500, depending on location
and siIe Terms II desired on sny
lot COTTAGES constructed and
financed 70 suit your plans
Drive eight mtiss ssa,h sstl,,,nS, O. Prinss sns
road 10 o, Leonard. tarn left and
follow sIknx to once facing. Cheka-
peake Bay NJ e ROCkHIiL. INC ,
Room s07 1923 x st. a.
PAtuxent River, Apo-ft froniAss
sand beach wooded. l6 acres. no
huildtnGs. -. 600
Wicomico Riyer-30n-it fruntast
s-rooTn oweliing modern convent
enceA Handicapped Lawn. me trees
Sl0.0 900,
Potomac River-Bunsalow, fpruikhed
modern eonSsnienesS - 500
Potomac Riser-Beautiful view sx-
celleut neighboyhcod. no buildinEs
) acres. 81 500
Neale Greek Summer cabin. suitable
week ends or summer loo-H
water front: $1,000,
Homesites and Acresxe LAets o.,
beautiful rivers and bays LEONARD
Evening star., 1949-04-03
ATTENTION
FARM OWNERS

We need Immediately number OF
farms and small properties. located
nesrby6 d9d6 rs1stns .gn noo Il H. price from
efficient listing and sales service
Write or call Mr. Goad. with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
1922 lT,h St. NV. ST. 700; Ewes,
Evening star., 1949-04-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont. }

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POTOMAC SECTION. homeSite5 / TO
aer.s o FeG or ndss essate sises; s,ss !5 to 100
farms; less than 10 miles to ts Dis
MARvTN sIM4oSs CO. o. oI. T.. 1906. a5e
X Waddill. Gaithersburg 325.
ACkts out RedlandS road, 500 IT
70 electricity and water; 81 400
AssSgni.somsry County. sH. 6659, 81,
SILVER SPRING. near Pour Corners.
oa69re SI:soO; 5/IQ acre. sl.076'
s store, East Wayne ave; IL acres,
81 usiis-. right for home or apt
5000 an acre. II. p. BIEBER, sH
HOMEsITEs-Many knobs overlook
ing . Rock Greek valley. besides the
creek there Is . spring which flows
through property; over 100 acres to
SCI; sell, ~ miles 2 {, line, city water,
sfRiSoSRooR". o"EER sfiT.r So sDriaS saSo' Md.
q Mont. Co subdivision Of oistinc-
tive small estates. rs min. from
downtown Wash--6 wooded acres
Il. frontage. VIII consider selling
rGs{ rTGs4{ q , u. 5ss4, 81 ,t. D' o~NlA' q Oh, Oh.
9sct5 SSa5o6 get IT, Wsldqi Ee shade tress is.se
IL ACRES, vicinity Great Falls. Va.
on State, road; stream. meadow, hill,
81 SEoRsf W SE'fs sUnaTg shSg SE fE 54as AIS
$50 DowS. SIS MO-; tail trees shade
an ever.fowing clean stream
through this besutitg! homesiss s,,,,l N
M, LYNCH q sons Ltncolnis, Va.
SPACIOUS GLEN HILLS is a nne
F51cs,ah Place Tor ySG,n. ySur children; Drive
BUILDERS. ATTENTION -12 acres.
fenced, with 635-ft. front on mac
adam road; about 900-ft. side road;
I mi. vest Of Laurel, Md. a. school
MR.. BOAR, Laurel. Nd. 5ss-J.
GOA, LARGE frontage Enterprise rd..
Prince George Co, Md, some woods,
stream; 25 min. 10 downtown; whole
or 5-a. tTactsi reasonable price and
terms. OWNER. Bowie 34U6.
I'm ACRES, miles from Pentagon,
near Shirley highway. OWNER,
ALMoss1T' I 8 ACRES. near. Clinton,
ton, ideal for rambler; a bargaln
N. M FREEMAN. fRiEs2sMA % S2l4 a0"B Branch RAsEi ave.
Sc. HI. 200. Open Sunday.
NOTE e 70 REAL ESTATE BROKER:
Will sell 40-scre tract of Land
adjacent to colored high school in
MONTGOMERY County. Suitable for
Subdividing, BOX 33-E. Star.
APPROX. AN ACRE conv. located in
neighborhood OF new homes; near
center Of Vienna, Va, Fairfax Co.;
l80-ft; trontase. 237.7-ft; depth:
avail; gravel road. OWNER, WI.
622S, Sat. and Sun, or after 8 pm.
wv WoopEp o5i VA. ROLLING AcREs;
excel. restricted location: only IA
miles 70 D. C. S1,S00. McDIARMID,
Real Estate. Phone Vienna 900;
ON ROUTE 24O-9Ia acres; at
SlarkshuIg; excellent homesite. Call
RIVER ROAD, Potomac Hunt section,
Md.-Homesites and investment;
acreage on River rd., within 10
miles Of D. c., Rockville 2425. 3