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TwoFree Throws
By Chick Reiser
breakLateTie
Years Biggest Crowd
Sees Home Team Wipe
Out 12-Point Deficit
By Bill Fuchs

Chick Reiser, the Washington
Caps 34-year-old veteran, non
chalantly dropped in two free
throws with As seconds remaining
to give the Caps a breath taking
S1-79 victory over the Indianapolis
Olympians last night at Uline
Arena.
The largest crowd to watch the
Caps here this season-4,4O9 fans
watched the home team over
come a 12-point deficit and square
their National Basketball Associa-
tion series with Indianapolis at
one apiece. The Olympians
whipped Washington by 7 points
in the first game earlier this
month in indianapolis.
Trailing after the first quarter
the Caps. began to close in in the
third period. but never caught up
until Player-Coach Bob Feerick
laid in a one-hander to tie the
count at 77-all with three minutes
to play. Bruce Hale dropped in a
set shot to put the Olympians
ahead again, but Leo Katkaveck
scored on push-up from the side
Free Throws Do Jobs.
With less than minute to 60,
Reiser blocked an Olympian pass,
drove down court and was fouled
by Joe Holland under the basket.
He made both shots and that was
the ball game. Chuck Gilmur YVES
fouled by Wallace CWah Wah)
Jones, but missed his shot and
Ralph Boards desperate last-sec-
ond try from deep in his own ter
ritory hit the rim and bounced
away as the game ended.
The Olympians showed one of
the fastest teams ever to play
here. The famed University of
Kentucky combination of Alex
Groza. Beard and Jones lived I'D
to advance notices as this trio of
l948 Olympic stars hit for 81 of
the teams 79 points. Groza scored
rs while his two associates each
tailed 10.
It was the combination of Rel
ser, Don Often and Katkaveck
which brought the Caps out of ap-
parent defeat in the third period
Trailing, 47-39, at the start of
that session. Often, newly-acquired
7-foot center, began connecting
with his underhand hook shot and
Reiser and Katkaveck hit from
the outside. The three totaled %
OF the Caps Is points that period
which ended with Indianapolis
leading. 1854.
Often Plays Big Part.
Groza scored two straight bas-
kets to open the final period, but
two more baskets and two fouls
by Often and a jump shot and a
foul by Gilmur set the stage for
the Caps victory.
The first period opened with a
commandment of set shots by both
teams. The lead changed hands
and the score was tied II times
before Jones put in two fouls to
give the Olympians 22-20 lead.
Reiser and Bones Mckinney each
contributed baskets, but so did
Groza and Holland for Indianapo-
lis. The Olympians carried a 27-
"a lead into the second period.
The Olympians' utilized what is
claimed to be the fastest break
In pro ball. Groza's set and hook
shooting, combined with set shots
by Beard and Jones, pushed the
Olympians to a 56-44 advantage
midway of the third period. The
Caps chances didn't look very
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Mexican Beats Hoppe
In Three-Cushion PIoy
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.-Joe Cham.
AGO, Mexico City's champion, up
set Willie Hoppe, the old master,
in the feature match of the
worlds three-cushion billiards
championship meet today.
Hoppe went down, 50-47. in Al
innings for his first loss in the
title play. It was undefeated
Chamaco's third win,
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OIIdUSIIIIeSSy, WIIUS UttII IIlUIt OF IeSS UI d
drifter in late years. hasn't been any ball of
fire, but Ball probably figures he owes the guy
debt. . 1t was Shaughnessy who last year
wanted Ball to coach the Rams line for him.
For his $555, 900 investment in the Wash
ington Baseball Club, young Johnny Jachym
now is entitled to less sleep. -.
He keeps getting routed out of the sack at his
jamestown IN. " home by reporters who
want to know if it's true that he's sold the
4O.4 per cent of the stock he purchased last
November - Latest rumor scotched by
Jachym, is that Arthur Godfrey already had
bought his shares ct sounds as if some
Evening star., 1950-02-19
ViIlonovo Nosed Out
By Boston College Five
By the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18. -
Boston College, with Francis
Higgins, sub forward, scoring two
decisive goals, handed Villanova
It's fourth basketball defeat, 81 to
81, tonight in Penn's Palestra.
Paul Arizin tailed 26 points be-
fore he fouled out with 7 minutes
to go. His loss was sorely felt.
A screaming crowd of $500 wit
messed the twin bill which found
Penn dumping Harvard, n to 6e,
in an Eastern Intercollegiate game
Evening star., 1950-02-19

mofyiono rive beots DoWdson. Poge B-3
ended in another officiating rhu-
barb, and Bill Crimmons' victory
in the 60-yard dash, gave the Tar
Heels four first places to Mary
lands two, but Coach Jimmy Ke-
hoes men accumulated sufficient
place points to exc out the team
victory. Four records were brok-
en- and one tied.
Maryland won with 81 points to
North Cardinals 26. Virginia
Tech, which produced a record
breaking high jumper in Bob
Monroe, was third with Is, fol-
lowed by Duke. IL; Navy 13; VMI
10; N. c. State and Catholic Uni
versity.
North Carolina State, with
Bobby Jones, former Alexandria
school boy star, capturing the 81
mile freshman run in the record
time of 3:l5.3, 1ed the freshman
division with 1919 points. Navy
was second with 81a; Virginia
Tech third with s, and Maryland
last with 4.
Magill Tapped all but Clyde
Baker of William and Mary, the
runner-up in his race, and crossed
the finish line before the starter
fired the pistol signalling the
start of the last lap. There was a
moment of doubt and confusion
as Sam quit running, some fans
yelled for him to run another lap.
but Magill wagged his head.
That's TO-" he said. It was the
full 2-mile distance for he had
counted the laps.
Maryland did not break any
records but piled up an early lead
and fought off North Carolina s
closing rally.
Monroe's high jump of feet
4A4 inches bettered the mark
made by Bill Adams of North
Carolina last year. Albans did
not compete last night because
of a back injury that apparently
has ended his career in this field.
Buehler's Record Broken.
Jones ran the "a mile route
in 3:15.3 to better the time made
last year (3:19) by Al Buehler of
Maryland. Morrow's 8.5 clocking
in the 70-yard high hurdles chip
ped 2/10's second off the 1948
mark of Karl Rubach of Mary
land. and his 7.8 time in the
7O-yard low hurdles equalled an
other Bill Adams mark.
Navy's 2-mile relay team ac-
counted for the fourth new mrrk
when it hit the wire in 8:14.4,
two full seconds under the 1948
Maryland .quartet's time.
Johnny Unterkofler. southpaw
shot-putter, started the Terps to
victory with a winning toss of Al
feet 2 inches. 1t was no meet
record but it was the best throw
ever recorded by a Marylander.
topping the As feet. 8 AS inches
heave by Earl Zulick in the
Southern Conference outdoor
championships at Birmingham in
1923.
WingO Finishes Third.
Biggest upset of the evening
perhaps was Sterling Wingo's
third place in the 6o-yard dash.
He trailed two North Carolinians.
Crimmons and Willis.
Jones opened the assault on the
records with a well-paced victory
in the freshman 3-mile run. He
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Western MARYLAND Wins

WESTMINSTER, Md, Feb. 1s.
(F)-A last-second field goal by
Ernie Makowski enabled Western
Maryland to edge out Hampden-
Sydney, 53-52, for it's fourth
Mason-Dixon basketball confer
ence win in eight starts.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Rondol ph-Mocon Victor

BR1DGEWATER. Va, Feb. 1s.
l4) - Randolph Macon edged
BrldgeWater tonight, 43-39, in a
Mason-Dixon Conference basket
ball game featured by close guard
ing. Jack Whitcomb, Yellow Jack
ct guard, made 81 points for scor-
Ing honors. Jim Myers, Eagle
center, paced the losers with 10
Evening star., 1950-02-19

bodys trying discredit me- Jachym The stock
name isn't for sale"
Johnny Norander sometimes called the iron man. of
basketball probably won't be able reon the Caps in time
for the payo beginning late March, according to locker
gossip. When Norlander hurt his couple of
weeks he missed his first game in nearly four of
campaigning Speaking of Norlande Boxing Promoter
Gode Aheam promises John and Nichols more money
than they'd get from baskeba they'd their feud
into the ring. Like the George Trafton fight"
Godie says Wed all make lot of money them
can't fight"
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Was 1t Guy, Guy or XXI?

Modesty obviously isn't Of the virtues Of the Philadelphia
Eagles publicity Ed Hogan whose latest blub reads
Many of the Birds standouts such Steve Buren,
greatest ball carrier who lived Tommy Thompson, the
incompatible quarterback and passer Pete Phos star all
Clyde Scott the fastest human football
Bednark the best center in captivity will headline the stellar
array lin 1880" Are Grange and Thorpe, Baugh and
Friedman Hewitt and Huson Glenn Buddy Young
and Bulldog Turner forgotten already?
The late great Everett Supper of Georgia Tech could have
for touchdown every time he got his hands the ball
the according historians 1920 victory
Cumberland in 1916 the graceful little haback began let
ting the extent that he placed the ball the
line The Tech team would then give to big tackle
named Canty Alexander who had two left every time
the ball snapped the Tech line would backward
instead of forward and Alexander would his
teammates plus the enemy
There's dispute to how the late Hazen k Cuyer
by the nickname which made him famous
is that teammates when it his fly ball to catch
outfeld yelled Guy! Cuy" in succession Another
that Catcher Earl OiD Smith, ampng the
Pirate rookie executing the which people have
when it to k-namng typed him "Kki" after the
Lenore Uric stage hit of the 1905
Evening star., 1950-02-19

balls wandering man in view of
his frequent changes of locale, de-
clared:
After our team had won the
Western Division championship of
the National Football League, and
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Your Host Nears Track Record in Winning Santa Anita Derby
Caps Nose Out Indianapolis 879 Thriller Before 400
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steam From the BubbIinq CouIdron
By FRANCIS STAkN

Shaughnessy boss of the Los Angeles Rams
bit surprising but not much the repor-whch
verihes-hat Clark will return
Washington "advisory coach" In such capacity
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Oh, Whot SIuqqers Are the Mats!

Whoops Guess who the only two guys to hit home
in all American League parks last year? Clyde Vomer
and Eddie Robinson of the Mats less and Washington
the only club to beat Joe Page three times of four
Wrestling is outdrawing bullghng Bogota Colombia and
TVS got nothing to do with it, which change at least
And when American University bowed in boxing to CCNY
last night there 125pound bout because AUS repre-
sentative Jim Duly Methodist minister who forfeited the
match In order to perform marriage ceremony.
The Une Arena management peeved at criticism of the
NchosDon Often trade flooding Offices with tales
of the 7oot Otten at golf ETC. Even to eeviewer
obvious that Sonny Boy West after his ashy start
against Ike Williams overmatched and isn't it pleasure
to watch straight pro when he finally goes work?
If CoaoWn ly he'd be the Betty Cradle of racing
according to Calumet Trainer Ben who Hes got
the incest and cleanes legs Alvin
will be field captain of the New York Giants in 1885, nona
ton which Manager Leo Durocher figures will him added
confidence
Evening star., 1950-02-19
YOUR HOST, 2.4o,

YOUR HOST s4o s4o 2so STURDY
midy
stretch
notg denough.
Daily Racing Form)
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Chart Of Santa Anitu Derbv
Horse-Jockey

od rHnnng santa Anita
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Maryland Captures
Track Meet Honors,
Tar Heels Second
By Lewis {. Atchison

Bob Morrow of North Carolina
smashed one record and tied an
other but it wasn't enough to keep
Maryland from scoring it's third
consecutive victory in it's third
annual indoor invitational games
last night at College Park.
Sam Magill's triumph n a hec-
tic 2-mile scramble that almost
Maryland Five Beots Dovidson. Poge B-3
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Pro Basketball

(See CAPS, Page BID
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(See MARYLAND, Page B-3.3
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Wingo Finishes Third.

Biggest upset of the evening
perhaps was Sterling Wingo's
third place in the 6o-yard dash.
He trailed two North Carolinians
Crimmons and Willis.
Jones opened the assault on the
records with a well-paced victory
in the freshman 34-mile run. He
let Lyn Moore of Virginia Tech
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Continued on Page B-5, {
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Totals 10 IA 46 Totals IO1333
p,ss Score at half-Loyola Frosh, 2O A. D.
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tSee AAU, Page B-3.)
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DESK SPACE

endon. cecil B. IN Lu HsTeeS Resit sl,
QW. 1888; ewes, IA 2-2577. rs
NEAR CONN. AND H N.W.-In 1st-fl.
Office; S35 per mo. Write. giving
nature of business. Write Box 299-J,
Star. 80
DESK SPACE in prominent 1st-fioor
ONCE, mr.. 18th and X SITS NV,
avail. to. responsible individuals or
Arm. Call Elk. 1915. -26
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Adapted 70 poultry and hish PAYING
truck crops; SPLENDID home And
dence OF brick construction VITA
frame addition. rms and hAth.
newly decorated, open Sta!rWGy'
built-ir eupboArdS and sink new
oil furnace, elee, and = hreplaceS.
spacious lawn. nice shade. plsaSAnt
view; heuSing for 900 hens. run
ntng water; many other eldss. ter
tile soil, practically all for ercps;
stream, fruit village 81. mileS.
prompt action price. Sll 500 terms
STROUT REALTY, c A. ReigeN
r, b, b, ls7 Buford ave Gettys-
hurs, Pa. BArEain lists mailed free
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FARa4S

DESIRE 90 TO so ACRES within 50
miles OF washinSten with rerasranle
= h q SoS g i, I'm W ssi4 = ,.o
ssres, okay sSSd,yision' $50 ssre:
hishSay: okay eoiorsd SUB. $500
acre. Also 3so acres near Indian
Head. $50 acre. estimated timber
value SIS acre Also 500 acres
near MechAnieSville: Nd, about $40
sis SEs ESss 4 N y.l Il si rAss. l.o
acres, timber 90 acres. Is acres
cleared. SIS acres in small panes
and blue graS; > wells, : sheds
HOUSE., new. almost complete sie.-
HAMILTON, main street - s-rocm
brick oungslow, modern, : baths.
oil h.-v-h,, porehes. 5 acres barn
and hldEs. 4 Eood one, Can also
: acres on good road, e-rooFn house
bath, porch. shade; dandy weekend
place. $3.50; GOOD terms.
Dairy farms. some fully equipped:
general farms, hones @ Z, wo4ero,
ssh haooT Ils sEAlTf' Hamilton Va
ONE OF vfRaINIA's MOST CHARM
INC OLD Col. HOUSES
So miles from washington; easy com
mut,ng Brick center-hall type with
solid brick partitions. hreplaceS
all orig. woodwork. hardware and
hoors. LIST A.. library. drawing rrn-
den, dining rm., kitchen, powder
I'm, . pantriex and servants kit
chen; End a., = lse. eedrms. and 3
complete baths; larse screened and
slassed sleepins porch and open
porch overlooking lockwood Earden
servants bedrm., 2 StorAge rms. in
attic. fun bSmt with laundry rm
new hot water heat system new
copper pipes throughout; an IN
eNhauStihle water system. The house
Is m perfect condition 6-rm and
bath stone cottage, gear garage
barns; stream, 30 acres OF heauti-
full rolling land on roads. One OF
wood gardens in northern Virgfnia
The house is situated on Q hish
knoll among acres Of 3o0-yr. old
oak trees. To inspect this property,
please write owner for appt Box
AkR.J nj
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MAGNIFICENT
VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD

Do acres and restored native stone
nome. 4 place Of distinction and
beauty, located on main highway,
which makes this property an url.
usual fnd and o rare bargain. Wide
center hall, 30xl7Jz liv. rm. with
fireplace. formal dining rm.. coy
breakfast rm., large buffers pantry.
kitchen, powder rm, and service
bar, a maids rm. and bath. 2nd
moor mas wide center hall. master
suite. bedrm-, dressing rm. and tile
bath: other bedrmS and . tile
baths. All closets cedar lined
Soiarium overlooking lockwood gar
dens, ancient oak trees and noun
tain streams. Basement. OIL h.-w.h.
Ample cold mountain water supply.
best in Va. A good 5-rm tenant
house. excel. barn. inspection BY
appointment only. Price, S45. 600,
fraction Of replacement cost.
DILLON LAND co.
i1l2 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church,
Va. PA. 1853. Pa. 3777
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL WOODED SITES IN de.
kirable communities, nearby Va,
style homes All utilities in, 20 mir,
downtown. MALICE a BROOKS,
Custom Builders and Developers 81
asibregos and Holmes Run Park.
ZoNED FAMILY--Heart Of HYATT
vile; 5Ox20o. all improvements,
price $500. ROBERT 3. DAvI4
A CO.. WA. 1900. --27
8 AND 10 ACRE tracts, mr.. Indian
Head Hwy. IL mi D C. easy terms.
1contInued on Next PaSs1
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VIERS MILL VILLAGE

SHOPPING CENTER
Hottest store location in Montgomery
County; space available for 3 and
10, delicatessen, beauty shop. finance
or real estate agency: 2 stores avail
able; large shopping center, having
new theater. Open in 30 days. For
details. phone SH 1894. i
EXCELLENT RETAIL LOCATIONS
6:'1 Conn. ave. n.w.-Approx. 2SxS5.
part basement, rear entrance; i'm
med. poss.; attractive rental.
100 18th st. nw.-Approx 14xs0,
full basement. rear entrance: poss.
July l: rental. 5000 per mo.
Near / 18th and H SITS. ne.-New store,
approx. 1Sx6S. full basement rear
entrance; immed. poss; reasonable
rent.
Consult SHANNON a. LUCHs CO.,
Realtors. 1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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BRICK HOME
GETTYSBURG,


located dAiry-Eeneral farm
on mAcAdam hwy, suburb Of oettyS-
ourg, close schools. collegeS unktS,
etc; me brick home rms, utiit.
ties: shaded -Shruebed lawn. barn,
sarase, poultry and brooder houses,
other hldsS.; % acres. ~ fertile
tillase. bal pasture-Weods, owner
VESTS: J. G sTsan. Fairheld rt
l94-Acre Farm Sacrificed
To settle estate. only eo-mln. drive
70 smart city and excellent markets.
large stream, productive felds, about
90 q, for corn, wheat. vegetAoleS,
etc, IS ., pasture. bal wd. home
fruit; good hldsS.. dNhghtful view;
attractive dwelling. 6 rnS and eiec
aSxiS barn; : poultry houses. etc
sTRouT REALTY. Middlsto%n' Va
Bargain lists mailed free
FARM-2lS acres. one az
Prince william CoantyS most out
standing farms being offered to
settle estate. l owner for over Is
wears two 50-cov barns. 3 tenant
houses and main dwelling OF 4
rms. | n baths. oil heat. AL nee
eSSary outeuildings. Modern machine
cry includes = tractors, pickup baler,
etc, Wen wAtered by streams and
s sesi.ss G sir.. head min Of ,b. sS1E s
mo. approx ss,4oa: viii Increase
IN fan. For further information
phone
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Falrtsx 3a6 Fairfax 7S6. AK for
MT THOMPSON, or write same Al
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FARMS
COUNTRY ESTATE
On ACRES SN1 Sno

Three eedTa, stone rambler, ku,h
in 1919. situated on . kneti over
lookine beautiful eountyyside. LN,
There Is . new barn sSxSA vita
lott overhead. could Be eonverfad
Tor hving quarters. Also T-rm frarAs
mouse ~ . grove OF large Ahaae
trees which is the oTisfnai ga
home place, Borders on But Ran
D. c, Tractor and other mi.e tnSis
included. Small orchard, Erape areof,
eiackberrfeS. HAlnutN. raSAerrteA.
pear Trees, etc. For further IN.
formation phone
REALTY CO.
FAir9ax sea - Yairfax "a
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Q TO g limits
Woodbridge Realty Co.
PLENTY OF CASH
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PROMINENT CONNECTICUT AVE,
story brick bldg. good condition.
Excellent for ofices. Exchange for
income property. Mr.. Hunter, Ma.
s eI2a s'i INC. o I4li s2 < st. Boss ns
FIRST COMM. LOT. 1859 Macarthur
blvd. NV, suitable stores. used:ear
lot; etc; Will rent. ME. 1900,
GEORGETOWN. Wisconsin ave. front
ase--Lot. $500 square #. fronts
on 2 streets: Will sell whole or part.
FROZEN CUSTARD STAND-Busy
son. Excellent setup for expansion
S h. dnn'h Act snd QUICKLY EIi 1900 e MALI s
COLIN, Exclusive Reaitor. oW. 1924.
241I NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-In busy
A An1 I store and apt; s sio'g 20
81. 900 Fl Eea 81 1sr COMMERCIAL
property, in good section of Claren-
don, Va. ASK for Mr.. MacEocagain,
HENRY J. ROBB, INC, 1924 YER
1a n9nt f fTs RDi d Ay sl4' N.E.-Bldg
suitable for auto painting or re-
IJnpIyynIIoRRII a 99l commrpcM1a2o ~
prominent thorofare, 100 #. 'front.'
a age, b 1850 So fl sood ALLEYS s;n
H ilRiti 06 oF 6 g0x fS sfar TIT
fsont; pTIesd 5ignt for s s1tsk sale
It'll AND A SITS. NE, corner brick,
consisting of large sanctuary and
balcony, 10 Sunday school rooms,
minister's study and once. Terms.
Mrs. Redmond. EN-. 1875, with
WILOUGHBY REAL ESTATE, AT.
WE HAVE CHOICE COMMERCIAL
Gienmont and colesyille area, priced
PRICE & CO., 1901 Ga. ave. 10.
5-1231, 10. 5-0315.
WE HAVE CHOICE APT. SITES, suit
able for. multiple of Aunt apis. in
heart of Wheaton, priced very low
E. s. PRICE g. CO., 1901 Ga. ave.
10. 5-l231, LO. 5-O315.
BLVD, near univ; LIST
commercial: 10 rms, 2 baths, oil
heat; suitable most any business
TAMMARO, MA. s059.
FRONT. 100 #. deep. close,
in thickly populated area, very
heavy trafic; location is hard to
beat; lease OF sale; all or part.
a e ~ L1 eIg pT n WA 1872
Commercial prop ID; 'q near national it al
chains, main sts., elite trafic count,
growing comm, near D. c.; sell or
lease; subject to coming; 30c a #.
Shown by owner by appointment.
Box 271-L. Star
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE tcens.)
APARTMENTS

Suburban; 90 very modern. we'll
constructed; fully rented; excellent
returns; can be managed by man
and, wife: not interfere with other
WORK. Personal and financial refs.
important. P. o. Box 25. Arlington,
Va 90
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

FALLS CHURCH-New fireproof build
ing; 1st floor. approximately 42x50,
Mr.. Green or Mr.. Talley. H. L. RUST
CO.. MA. 500. -25
CENTRAL D. C.; modern brick bldg ,
about 1000 so. #, built to Health
Dept. spec: ideal for food mfs., etc.
ROTH. RE. 1880. 81
NEAR WIS. AVE. AND M ST. NV.
Storage yard, 1900 so. #. brick
sheds, enclosed by high brick wall,
truck entrances. Will remodel into
GEORGE Y. wORTHfNGTON l.
SON. Ma. 1926, OIL. 1888. -26
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DAIRY FARM

Located within committing distance
of Washington, over improved ROADS.
this farm has I25 acres OF htshly
fertile crop and pasture land. in
Guiding % acres In wheat, ~ acres
in hybrid ensilage corn, and 20
acres in soy beans and sudan grass.
Farm buildings include Q 20-cow
dairy barn with q score OF 9S,
new 14x40 concrete silo, nearly new
4-room tenant house with bath. and
q large general purpose barn. The
owners house has 4 bedrooms, bath,
oil heat, range, and refgr. and sits
on a knoll overlooking prosperous
farming country. Including q nrst-
class line OF nearly new machinery
and q herd OF % head; the price IL
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale. We. Phone PA. 74f7
Closed Sundays
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Money-Making
Frllit EARN

$,5 900 income reported last yrj
600-gal. orchard sprsyer and 20-Eal.
pump ns .o,,i interns sn9 traetor Rrun-
etc, etc: 3 cows and heifer in
eluded; approx. 1000 apple, ZOO
peach. 40 pear trees-a1 well cared
for. in prime condition. best COM
mercial varieties; 1876 acres, stream
timber; bldgs. In good repair; To-
rm. and bath and 6-rm. and lava
tory dwellings. furnace. elec. and
phone; beautiful view: basement
barn 40x60. running water hous-
bldEs.; village ga mi; sacrifieed By
incapacitated owner, LOO C. A.
Heiges. sTRouT REALTY. 1877 Blu.