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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
Los CoboIleroS Club
Finishes Plans For
Boy Scout Troop

In a meeting held at 1870 p. m.
Sunday, April %, the Los Cabal-
leros club finished plans for the
Co-spOnsorship of new Boy
Scout Troop. The meeting was
held at the home of the vice
president, Richard Mason, $50
Iglehart Ave.
The Mems Club of Pilgrim Bap-
fist church is the other sponsor of
the scout troop. The troop will be
headed by Milton Combs, former
assistant scoutmaster of Troop So.
All boys IL years old and up are
invited to join. More details will
be announced later.
The following offices which
were activated were approved at
this meeting: Howard House.
Bruce Williams and Stanley Will
liams will make up the newly
formed Scout Committee. Charles
Williams, Jr, secretary, was ap-
pointed public relations and edu-
cation chairman; Bruce Williams,
treasurer was appointed program
chairman; Stanley Williams was
elected TO the Executive Commit
tee and Eugene White was elected
parliamentarian.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be held Sunday, April
80 at the home of the president,
Marvin Scroggins.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
SANITY CITY
SPORTS
By JInay orittlR

In a dual track meet last week.
Marshall triumphed over Murray
1921. Leo Lewis won the 100
yard high and 220 low hurdles.
Russ Roberts won the century
and the broad jump, Sterling
Owens won the go yard dash, and
anchored the one-half mile relay
team to victory. Robinson, Lewis
and Roberts were the other men,
bers of the team. Robinson also
won the shot put while Zachary
was winning the discus.
Mechanics defeated Monroe &C.
10 with the following winners:
Gene White, shot put; Jimmy
Robinson, 100 yard dash; Bruce
Williams, go yard low hurdles. q.
Jimmy Lee, popular sports Of
fetal, is one of the most sought
after basketball officials in this
part Of the state. At baseball, he
will handle the Minnesota North
western series
This year, there are eight sepia
big leaguers, Jackie Robinson,
Roy Campanella, Don Newcombe,
and Dan Bankhead of Brooklyn
Dodgers; Sam Jethroe of the BOs-
ton Braves; Hank Thompson, New
York Giants. and Larry Dolby and
Luke Easter OF the Cleveland In
dams
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
HALLE GETS NEW
RECREATION EQUIPMENT
FOR SPRING USE

Courses in archery and fencing
and new equipment for use in
other sports are added features
to the Halle Q. Brown sports de-
partment which will attract Der
sons during the Spring and Sum-
mer seasons.
Under the direction of Carl
Adams, director Of Sports at the
community house, the fencing
courses are open to girls at : D.
m. each Monday; for men each
Tuesday, and a coed class viii be
held at I p. m. each Wednesday.
The archery class is open at
$50 p. m. each Monday for girls,
with coed class on Thursday.
Persons are asked to register early
for these classes.
New equipment purchased for
use in recreation at Halle includes
new fencing foils, new bows and
arrows, arm guards and targets
softball equipment, new bats. balls
and catCher's equipment
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
TIE oossIPLE truth

More than three months have passed and still decision
athletic dictatorship at the University of Minnesota Why the
dayT Both St. Paul papers have times written favor
able comments about local boy Edwin L. Het who hot the
for the job but s fail piece
neapos boosting at least being fair in giving Has
story like they have done to the other candidates
who? Gorgeous George who did such big business breang
wrestling attendance in the ate) few weeks ago
turns for Minneapolis appearance
to few pennies then at the University that Phil
Bengsom 10 to favore for the athletic dictatorship Lo
cal Democrats worried the Ill feeling between
Humphrey of the Labor stage
another boxing show May Easiest prediction Of the
that the Minneapolis Tribune bowling
mens unless they change the whites only"
happened the third Progessves
Tony secher credits large wrestling
shows televsIon gonna
happy weekend in the meantime
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28

The crow, a great destroyer of
gamebird eggs, is very wary of
man and difficult to approach.
But with the aid of a decoy and
with a crow call he may be sue
cessfully hunted. This is also great
sport and many counties pay
bounty. Other predators include
skunks, weasels, hawks, owls,
snakes, rats, bobcats, coyotes and
wolves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-28
MoxfieId School PTA
Elects Joseph Comp
New President

Joseph Camp, 7Ol Carroll Ave,
was recently elected president of
the Maxfield school Parent-Tea-
cheers Association. Mr.. Camp and
other officers elected will be in
stalled in office at the Monday,
May meeting to be held at 8 p.
nj. at the school.
Other officers elected were, vice
president, Mrs. Floyd Olson, 1877
w. Central Ave; secretary. VIII
liam Sayles, SIS w. Central Ave. :;
treasurer. Mrs. Paul Thomson,
729 Iglehart Ave; auditor, Mrs.
Paul Jasmin, 666 Aurora Ave.
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mckinley CHAMPS ARE
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCH

On April II, the Mckinley
School PTA entertained Coach
Peter Kramer and his champion
ship basketball team at a noon
luncheon prepared and served by
the eighth grade home economics
students and their teacher, Miss
Erickson.
Other guests included William
Kilbourne of the department of
Education, Mrs. Avis Hendricks,
principal of the school; Mrs Vir-
ginia Duke, PTA president, and
Mrs d. c, Carpenter, Council dele
gate
A trophy will be presented the
bows at a later date.
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MAnteFA

Collecting turtle eggs along the
shores OF the orinoco river in Ven
eEuela Is big business. Gathered
by Indians living in The watershed
Of the river, the eggs yield an oil
called msnteEa. This oil IL pre-
served in Jars and sold commercial.
ly as a fuel for lamps or a season.
ing for food.
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My good friend F. Peavey Heffelnnge should
Of the best amateur sports boosters in these parts
Mr. Heffenger just mailed interesting
international Golden Glove held Chicago
BE Chicago New York he that far just to attend the bouts
Hy Gardner says Stranger" wrestling
champion and off for % years wrestling
preaching la Aimee Semple Mcpherson
always soHdy built Yes Hy" he answered when
weighed is pounds and didn't the customary spank
the doctor afraid I'd
To the readesespecay Of this strongly recommend that
the newsstand
L Samuel Grafton feature story Federal Judge Waes
Warng, titled Lonesomes Man written Judge
ing last ruled that the Negroes could South Carolina and
almost white person Charleston Cis
him or, he can help IT, speak to him must reading
Red tCs Shelton, the
other nte when fighter gambler offered
throw fight bought
knocked out in the first round How jokes get
Joke
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Passing Up A Chance


So far as we can learn, st. Paul
and Minneapolis, the Twin Cities,
will again be the only teams in the
American Association with sepia
players.
We wonder If the owners of
Indianapolis, Toledo, Columbus
and Milwaukee realize they are
passing up chance to get well at
the gate by not signing up sepia
star.
We do not expect Kansas City
and Louisville to do so because of
their geographical locations.
Sammy Jethroe, Boston Braves
rookie centerfielder, made Mgr.
Billy Southworth a happy man
Tuesday afternoon. The Braves
sunk the Giants Ia and Jethroe,
playing his first big league game,
was one Of the Braves big siege
guns.
All that Sammy did was to hit
a homer and single. score two
runs and drive in two scores to
make his detractors eat their
words that he was a complete
flop. He also made four putouts.
Hank Thompson, whom Duro-
cher moved TO third base. homer
ed for the Giants.
Hank got only one hit. That was
no disgrace because Warren
SPAIN. the Braves ace, Limited
the Giants to eight hits.
Hank handled three chances
without a bobble. William (BiI)
Bell In Ohio Sentinel.
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NATIONAL SPORT
SCENE
Wright Pitching In Mexico

John Wright, who has become
the forgotten man of baseball, is
pitching for San Luis in the Next
can league. Wright, providing you
have forgotten, was the first Ne
gro pitcher signed by Branch
Hickey for organized baseball
Wright was sent TO Montreal
with Jackie Robinson and was
rated a better bet TO make good
because Of his showing against
big league teams while pitching
for service teams during the
war.
However, Wright, who went to
school in the south, could never
make the sociological adjustment
a Negro would have to make to
pioneer in a field that had been
previously open to Nordics only.
AS a result, ne could never reach
his peak or even show the form
that got him his chance. After a
year, Hickey gave up on him.
Another fact that we learned
over the week end:
Branch Hickey conducted an
other experiment this spring at
VerO Beach, according TO an ar.
ticle In Sporting News.
One day this spring Hickey
shifted Jim PendletOn, st. Paul
shOrtstOp, to Fort Worth for an
exhibition game at VerO Beach.
On the surface this did not look
like much but after seeing how
the Brooklyn boss operates we
believe he wanted 70 see what
would be the TT. Worth boys
reaction TO playing with a Ne.
gro. Also, he knew that the boys
would talk about II this summer
when they are back In Texas
and then he will get the fans
reaction to Negro playing for
TT. Worth.
Portland in the Pacific Coast
League has sent Art Pennington
back to the Chicago American
Giants, from whom they purchased
him last fall on trial.
Pennington played every posi-
ton in the infield in Chicago, but
At Portland he was an outfield
Kenny Washington, former
UCLA and Los Angeles Ram foot
ball star, is being given a tryout
BY Los Angeles of the Pei after
falling to make the New York
Giants outfield this spring.
However, Kenny is not faring so
we'll. In his first appearance as a
pinch hitter on April 8 he famed.
On April 8 he was sent in to hit
or hurler Booker McDaniels and
again he went down swinging.
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WOMEN
POWER MACHINE OPERA
TORS FOR FAMOUS WEATHER
WINKY GARMENTS. SOME EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY. HIGH
PIECE WORK RATES. EXCEL
LENT WORKING CONDITIONS.
MODERN EQUIPMEN -
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PLOYEE'S BENEFITS.
SUPAK & SONS MANUFACT-
URING COMPANY. 400 First
Ave. No. BRIdgeOrt 670S.
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INC WInIeh
With the large Sunday circulation 1t is indeed
gratifying to know that thousands upon thousands
Of people in the Northwest and the country will read
on how Minnesota stands on the issue of bowling
Jackie Graves stil Of the incest Kids
with mitts on, win headline the May 25th box
ing show at the auditorium.
When George Totten, Jr. left the Hennepin
County Democratic group to join the Harry Peterson
for Governor side they lost of the most loyal and
hardest workers In the state
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Nothing please reading Sundays
Minnesota Poll showing that SO Of the favored ABC
bowling should be ALL people Only 20 cent favored
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Evening star., 1950-12-13

Lett to right:
Woman's Print m Plain Dress in black,
navy, purple or solid aqua rayon crepe; or
black print on royal green or red ground;
sizes 1872 to 221a 1a-----------2 for SIS
Misses Prints n Plain Dress in purple,
aqua, black or navy rayon crepe; or prints
on navy, brown or black ground; sizes IL
to 20 0------------------- for SIS
Misses Rayon Tissue Faille in black, royal,
aqua or navy; sizes IL to 3D. for SIS
Misses Menswear Rayon Check in red, gold
or green; sizes IA to 20----------2f for SIS
Evening star., 1950-11-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

fL1MUUIh lS49 special 4-door
ssdss s. ss5 r. poEk sad M MoToR + & co l5e n.y. nsc
PLYMOUTH 1919 club coupe. ist
series; ST ,094, 1855 down. Sd wks.
to pay. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
pa2MosfTH pgalaseonsepHg rdi da4f L. assoc eyre,
week: Phone sH. cSEd' s4ao' before eft, . 5;
pIYMouTH, + s'ist late o. 40, suburban ana all
metal sta. wag.. h., new tires:
sl:4a5: NO. s2a7 before Z pm. -26
PLYMOUTH 1871; orig. owner; new
miles; $3.50. North 4093. 26'
ton; $3.50 cash. 1921 26th st. N.
Falls Church. FA. 3SO4. --26
PONTIAC 1850 convertible cpe.; g.
300 miles: s.. $50; heavy reduction.
MooD Wo aadS poNTIAc. 1921 Connecticut
PoNTIAc 1850 a-dr. sedan 8 cyl;
1000 mi. Immaculate: SLIGO.
TkooD Els d,dn PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut
PONTIAC At 4-dr.: r. and h.; excel
tires; very low MILEAGE; shows above
ee eWner sae ears ss45 LA' plessa1 sels4 9rlslns 4
PONTIAC 194S 4-dr. sedan: HYDRA
N1a Matte e1 1hseater. radio; $3.50. Can
PONTIAC 1e4s 4-door e-cyi.; i'm
maeulate m Chevy Chase car; 1,499.
TLoop wo IadS dpoNT1Ac. 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 194s station wagon: r. and
sl,le5; so-day guarantee: cash,
Gad trade, stt terms ms sTEUART MOTOR
5000. Open eyes, Sat. and Sun.
PONTIAC '4s streamliner de luxe "s'
sedanette; radio, heater, HYDRA
Matte; truly clean car; S1.295.
terms, HoYLE MOTOR SALES
pdS4isS dSa2 Cue 1sss & ny s RU ssS1
danette; $1.094. 1856 down, 81 wfs.
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. $500.
PONTIAC 1850 Streamliner de luxe
de1 ddeqan rsaip e9ape HhydraMatte hss,sr cylin
covers white-wall tires plus many
other accessories; actual mileage,
2.7s4 miles; used exclusively by
company ofieial; new, car title; new
now 1926, BENDALL PONTIAC,
1928 Prince St. Alexandria. Va,
OV. 1900; dealer license No. 3s
PONTIAC 40 s-cylinder 2-door; r.
and h.. Hydra-Matic drive: really a
NICE car. 81 57b. AKERS OLDS-
MOB1LE-CADILLAC CO.. Fairling-
ton Shopping Center. Alex. oV
PONTIAC 1916 conv. "s"; r. and h.,
new top. bat; excel. cond.; one
oWner; owner se25, or best offer. EN-.
PONTIAC 194s "s" Hydra-Matic Sc
aanette; 1904. Don't pay more
till you see this one. AUTO WHOLE
SALsRS; Ssoo 1871 Bladensburg I'd,
PONTIAC oi' IAes AZ station wagon; $3.50.
PONTIAC 40: Al cond.; fully
equipped; must sell; S345. Call RA.
1920 after pm. -26
AS Streamliner "S" sedan
ette: radio, heater, fog lights, Hydra
Matte: $500; S1,295: can finance.
DU. 1920. 20
PONTIAC 1850 station wagon: HYDRA
Matte: 1000 miles: immaculate;
S2.274; new warranty. FLOOD Pom
T1AC. 1921 Connecticut, WO. S400.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
BOATS

FIRST S75 TAKES IT-Well-built
Catamaran powered with 5o-h p.
Johnson. Fast and safe. BUZZARD
POINT BOAT YARD, foot of 1st st,
s;w., block north of War College.
Ii $4,000.
ACF lift. bridge deck cruiser;
heater SIS. to shore. Protane gas,
Continental motor, , heads. sleeps
Z. Call or write VIM. F. HUFFEL-
BAUGH. 1881 Sherwood ave, Balti-
more is, Nd. Phone Clifton 2422
Saturday or Sunday. -26
ACF CABIN CRUISER, As it,, twin
engines. inclosed bridge, two cabins,
two toilets sleeps. Z persons; fully
equipped; ready for Fla. cruising;
$500. Can be seen at Berth 31l,
, Center Dock, Corinthian Yacht Club.
Phone WI. 2916. -26
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout blues
Chesapeake Bay. Bloody PIT. Sharps
Is. Gooses. Herring Bay. Reser.,
call ANTHONY KING. WA. 4192
OM-BUILT-3SxS; galley. sleeps
two, '4S Chrysler marine. fully
equipped. Call CO. 0336. Ext. 41O,
between 5 and 8. -26
Evening star., 1950-11-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

r, h. Cd, Seat covers. Aa both low
mileage; mile Take yeur pick: s. ,s95.
MEscUsY aEs ff 'o 20 s,eas6 seas6; heater az
drive. white-wail tires. This car
looks and performs like new; 81 ,39h,
terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES, l345
Que st; NV: DU. 5000. "a
NASH 1946 900" sedan; r. and h.;
for the low price Of S595. PENTA-
pendable cars at lowest prices. 5000
River River rd.. Alexandria. Va. XII. s.
NASH '3s "6" 4-dr.; orig. black I'm
feetlv is IhiS oniy Is clean Gns rlns per-
BAKER NASH. ? $50 SO NJ st. iEiiHMs NV, Ho. $
NASH 1910 Ambass. 4-dr. sedan;
seat covers and Weathereye heater.
gaGs tled tank and brake cable; S295.
NASH l94s "6oo"; owner going into
service; has all accessories incl
overdrive; 81 $50. ia. S-5S54. "a
NASH 80 Statesman Custom 4door;
81 $40, cash, or will accept older
gar in trade. serviceman. Call
OLDsMOBILE 1860 "ss" conv. cpe :;
bought new in June; light blue,
nlaek top. blue leather upholstery.
master WV. tires; S2,295. RA
oLDsMoBILE AZ 4-dr. sedan; MaR hydra
matie drive; heater; S395. METRO
PbOLiTAAN bla MOTORS. 1900 Bladens-
oIDss 1850 "ss" club sedan: @9 de luxe
equipment. OWNER, s2.2s5. sH.
oLDs 1885 4-door; r, and h, SO good
tlses' clean car; s116. LA. 6-7266.
oLDs 1850 a-door: r, and h.; 1000
MOTORS, 5ioo wis ave. Wo'
oLDs AZ e-cylinder conv. an coupe;
market value. Ss6s. JACK PRY.
oLDS i947 sedanette "6"; r. and h.,
seat seat covers; beautiful .jet-black An
ish s925; 60,-day written guaran-
NV, MA. 5000. Open evenings,
Saturday and Sunday. "a
OLDS 1949 de luxe "9S" 4-door.
loaded Ios with onsi' equip l2'oo9o actual
Sc, 10. 2-O336. @26
OLD As: r. h. seat covers Wv. tires.
Ap N eSesii Sess eond'; or trade; ST. s.s5. .a95.
PACKARD Al e-cyl. sedan: Ta r. and
h, good cond.; s3oo or best Offer. Ter
CAN GE 1856 after S pm. "a
PACKARD 2-door de luxe sedan:
overdrive; heater and radio: low
mileage; going overseas; $1.4O0.
Call Annpolis 3437.
! d-ya ". old; price s7oo; call AID, 1854
PACKARD 1s47 Custom club n coupe;
165-h -h.p., radio. heater, overdrive,
Electromatic. trippe lights. mirrors,
new tires and battery; $3.50. FA.
PACKARD 1e47 Clipper 4-dr. sedan
cyl. This car looks and runs like
new; r and h.: car tust compl. gone
over; Sl,l95. CALL CARL MOTORS,
770l Wis. ave. Bethesda. OIL. 2l21.
PLYMOUTH AZ de luxe a-door: radio
and heater: glossy black finish; a
clean car; Ss95. terms. HoYLE MO-
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU.
PLYMOUTH 1s4e club coupe, 1st
series; $l,094. 1895 down. "a wks
Bladensburs rd., II. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1947 special de luxe
2-door; heater. very low mi, i
$685.. JET MOTORS. INC. 2725
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-O336. 90
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. Special de
luxe; 2 miles; S1,645. Small down
payment. bal. financed through our
bank. COLLIE MOTORS AND TRAIL
Err CO., s232 Ga. ave. ST. $500.
PLYMOUTH AZ 4-dr.: as neat And
clean as pin. No one could ask for
better. cleaner car. Guar. at only
Sq45. WILLIAMS a. BAKER NASH,
2S1a NJ ST. NV, HO. 500. -25
Evening star., 1950-11-24
11E1O Z UOh U OOdIII DIF
80 M st. NE NE. 05O5 -2s
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1850 4-door; 81 295; lowest
finance charges in America. viii
trade. JACK PRY. Austin Service
and Sales, 14th and P SITS. NV.
4-dr: brand new; only $513
down. immediate delivery; all financ-
ing by us on easiest terms; good
trade; completely equipped; 81 .E39.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.,
Authorized Austin Sales, Service,
Parts B1th sides 7th st. at r
NV, NO. 1867.
AUSTIN 194S 4-dr.; excellent eondi-
ton: easy terms and trade: only
S795. MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO., Authorized Austin Dealer, both
sides of 9TH st. at r. NO. 1867.
BUICK 194s Super sedan; 1894, s332
down, "a weeks to pay. AUTO
I'd, Ii. 3-8S00.
BUICK, I94S Super 4-dr. sed.; $4,000
miles, excel. cond.. n. and h., new
tires and seat covers; $3.50
BUICK, Late 1916 super sedanette;
excel, cond., $995. OW. 5124. .-29
BUICK 1898 4-dr.: r. and h., new
seat covers, good tires, excel. cond
see and appreciate; 1925 or best
oner. Wo. 049s. 20
Evening star., 1950-11-24
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

HIGH 1z-ACRE LOTS on Riggs ,rd.
ROBERT M DOLBY, AP. 2100.
SO DOWN, $40 PER Mo- acre.
$685. In1med. posS. 25 min. to
-. c. over Shirley hwy. OWNER
SILVER HILL PARK. MD.-e2x1 Co.
IT. lot. Price, $1,000. Ii. 4-21s9.
TEMPLE HILLS-Two lots on corner,
l00x160; $1,000 or best cash offer.
UN. S025. -28
LOTS, u acre, on Riggs I'd. miles
to D. C.; easy terms. Select yours
now. Win finance for you RA.
eIL. SPRG.-St. Catherine parish.
10 lots, all imps.. street in: ST 900
each. Bet. Seeks and Four Cors.:
41a and 6l2 acres, imps. in; $3.50
facing streets: $3.50: all imps.
H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565. Pa
BACK LOT FOR SALE at 304 K st.
ne. Call Ii. 64556. "a
TEN-ACRE BUILDING SITES
At Clarksburg. Md, 2s mi from the
White House; high elev.. paved rd..
cleo. transp.; 5000 per acre; yrs.
to pay ST. 5533 DIX
Evening star., 1950-11-24
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MoTORs-Wc
cry Ford '29-'47. Chevrolet '34-'47.
Plymouth '34-'47. Dodge '34-'47,
We can order Buick Chrysler De
Doto. Olds.. Pontiac. Studebaker and
WHY'S; terms as low as Sll
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged MONTGOMERY WARD.
Alexandria. Va. AL. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-11-24
GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT-Garage, for
storage. min. 500 So. it.: any 1oca-
ton; must be reasonable. Box
30S-G. Star o5*
18th AND HARVARD-Att.. concrete
a.; liehted entrance. storage or car.
DE. S62S. =2R
Evening star., 1950-11-24

14S acres; hard road to door; all
bldsS. and fencing renovated in last
3 years: milk check averages
81, 500 mo-; large brick barn, 2s filled
with hay, including 30-stall dairy
barn 1l0-ton silo filled with corn,
and other outbldgs: 46 head
Guernsey cows, , tractors, new
combine. all equipment to operate
farm; modern 6-room brick house;
immaculate throughout. This farm
needs no repairs; perfect condition.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
SOo5 Wis. Ave. WI. 5441.
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FARMS tcSpt.)
,ERFECT COMBINATION

PERFECT con, COMBINATION .1! o,,,,,,t Fine Fir
beautiful site; 35 mi b. C.. on
through hwy; 80 acres grazing land.
2 acres woods, stream. S-rm. house,
fine condition. 4 bedrms.. bath. mod.
kitchen. h. and c. water. bsmnt. GEN.
tain view. School and regular bus
service at. door, Cattle barn. hen
possession. SI9.450. $1,000 cash.
RALPH A. STYER. Realtor. Pleasant
Wo Xslley; k71s Va Phone Arcola $3.50 or
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT FARM
z-mile frontage on Monocacy River;
112 acres rich grass land; 20 acres
virgin soil; new 20-cow barn; Wash.
market; large bank barn; S-rm. brick
se pTice at ua sai NC 500 'ifSe HowARD pS5, r. r.
sCHAFER. SOO5 Wis. ave. WI 5441.
Barg'n, Howard Co., Barg'n
A. beautiful home. 8 rms. and bath.
large lily; rm.. fireplace. din. rm,, kit;
on 1st f.; 4 bedrms; oil NV h.;
large barn: garage; chicken house:
beautiful stream: will sell entire 20
acres or 55 acres: 13 miles from
f ton; ! mile We west fS Of washingeon % masle bI7d
on Waterloo rd. Must be sold on ac-
count of illness.
STOCK FARM
Splendid home overlooking whole
farm: 81 acres; 9-rm. Colonial house
and bath; hardwood floors: . fire.
places: 3 chicken houses: Scar ga
rage: barn; implement she'd. , large
streams: all in grass. 90 miles from
Baltimore. 20 miles from Washing
ton on Route 81. We can help f.
nance. Call day or evenings. PAUL
3; BEARD. Realtor. Ellicott City