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III sH!eH ScHooLs1

lwho taught him the fundamentals
SO well is Jim Lynch. now an as
sistant coach for WI. At il
turned out he gave the young
Puerto Rican too much football
knowledge for Lynch's eventual
good.
Last fall Betancourt came tc
Mount Vernon but before football
practice started he was hurt in q
neighborhood touch game and was
out for the season. This fall
Eligio. who is a 195-pounder and
can run the 100 in 1913. was made
into an offensive fullback.
He did good job from his line
bucker's spot but Lee needed a
defensive end for the WI game
and chose Betancourt. Neither
was sorry.
Lee said after the game. "Betan-
court played the finest defensive
game I have ever witnessed in
high school end play. Without
his remarkable effort, the game
could have gone either way"
Eligio didn't see anything un-
usual in turning in a great job
in his first crack at the new
position. THE coaches told me
what to do and I carried out their
Instructions" he commented. ut
was big thrill beating WI. /
went to school with a lot of the
WI players and I know them
real we'll"
CIV fans hope that Betancourt
doesn't know any of their teams
players real well," when Mount
Vernon meets the Presidents to-
night. He doesn't treat
his friends with affection on the
football field.
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classwork to work out on the field
before the rain.
officials for the game will come
from Baltimore. Neither Gonzaga
nor the District Football officials
Association would bulge in their
dispute arising from Kozik's re-
marks concerning the officiating
at the Gonzaga-George Washing
ton game November S. The off,
cials demand a public apology
from Kozik and the school holds
that Kozik has apologized to the
extent it feels necessary.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

c o m p lie { e q
their seasons,
but some face
crucial la te-
season battles.
Sunday Con-
eaga and st.
Johns meet to
d e de the
Catholic League
championsh ip.
The a n n u a ]
Eagles-J o h n .
nies tilt is al
ways a hard
fought affair,
but. this sea SON
Evening star., 1951-11-15

d a " all the
way from the
M u d Dumps,
above Love Pit,
to C e d ar PIT.
Light, b Ell o W
Solomons. The
best re suits S
were achieved
off of James
Pit, at the edge
OF the channel,
a little below
t h e Red Nun
BUOY "16FF -
Con T,,0;&.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Tempo, Brundeis to Clash

TAMPA, Fla. Nov. Is. {P.-
Tampa will play Brandeis of Wal
than, Mass. in post-season foot.
ball game at Miami Beach De-
cember 8. Frank Sinkwich. Tam
pa coach. said details of the game
lhave not been completed.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
DeMurco FL Fuvorite
Over Chavez in Gorden
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Paddy
De Marco of Brooklyn goes after
his 11th straight victory tomor-
row night, when he tackles Eddie
Chavez OF Mexico in the feature
lO-round bout at Madison Square
Garden.
De Marco, who is shooting for
a chance at the lightweight title,
is rated a 2-to-1 favorite.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
BY Brion Bell, Jr.

A scanty but interesting list of
football games remains with sew
eral bitter rivalries and cham
pionships involved.
Many of the areas schools have
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Additional Sports
on Page ca
TACKLE FISHING
By "Salty" Mills

Very good reports have been
coming in during the first part
OF this week concerning the gen.
orally good catches of Rock in the
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Today a year ago-Herman
Hickman, Yale football coach,
signed a new l0-year contract.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Fiqhts Last Nioht
By the Assoeioted Press

Los ANGELES Jimmy Carter, 134I.
New York. outpointed Art Arason, 1914
Los Angeles. Is ftitle1
| SPOKANE. Joe Velez, 1877. Seattle
| outpointed Al Cowan. 40 SPOKANE 10
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sold for $1,000 or over. r. j. Hanna,
Lewistown, was the buyer of the
top selling bull in this class,
Bayers Diamond son selling to him
at $1,S25. Roy Edsell, Sand Springs,
picked a good son of Advance ABB
Domino 10th at $1,250.
Ed Slxibby, Winnett, was the buy
er of several of the top bulls of the
sale. He picked a Grand Domino
4th son at 1925, one by Advance ABB
at $1,100, another at $1,O25, and
finally another by Grand Domino
at $1,275. Skibby averaged $1,081
for the four head.
Wick Nelson, Sand Springs pur-
chased another Bayers Diamond at
$1,000; Abe Jordon, also Of Sand
Springs, took an Advance ALB at
$1,000 and at this same figure
James and Elsie Wheatcroft, Sand
Springs, picked a Grand Domino
sired bull.
AS in the case of the females sell
ing, most buyers were within a So
mile area, with the following other
buyers taking the bulls offered in
record time: Bill Degner, J. w.
Hughes, Rev. John Stahl, Mark
Barnhart, George Smith and Don
Imsande, all of Grass Range; Lloyd
Rue, Broadus; Victor Nelson, Sand
Springs; G. P. Delaney, Hilger; Art
Beckstrom, Belt; Joe Kombol,
Roundup, Conrad Hanger, Belt; E.
C. Greumuf, Danvers; Walt Braiser,
and Joe Mouland, both of Roy; Joe
Lencelle, Windham; Ed Delaney,
Teigen; Nels Eide, Roundup and w.
R. Beecher, Brusett.
Norm Warsinske was the auction
eer.
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By LARRY GILL

years ago, also at Miles City. Di-
rectors of the association announced
that next years Futurity will again
be held at Miles City.
Reserve champion bull honors
were won by Higgins Bros, Ringing,
and reserve champion female award
was placed by Judge Jim Sanders,
Phoenix, Ariz., on a Dandy Domino
bred heifer, bred and consigned by
Archie Parkes Herefords, Vaughn.
The Higgins Bros. bull was by Pie
gan Prince ~ and the Orr bred
champions were both by KTO Lin
ton I'd.
Madsen & Forthun, Alexander.
N. D., was the buyer of the top sell
ing bull, the champion, at $4,000.
But Jumping Horse Stock ranch
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bull used at Red Barn the last three
years. At $1,925, Abbott purchased
a well proven herd sire.
The top selling female of the sale,
a coming 2-year-old carrying the
service of Royal Custom 18th, sold
to Harry Eaton, Grass Range, at
$1.450. Other good females in the
sale sold to r. J. Hanna and Dan
Degoe, Lewistown; Larry Creek
more, Stanford (for 4-H project);
E. S. Eliason and G. E. Scritchfield,
Roundup; Roy Edsell, Sand Springs;
Harold Koran. Straw; Pat Meadows,
Douglas Delaney and Milton R. De-
laney, Grass Range.
Eliason was the largest COW buyer
at the sale, purchasing seven head
of the offering at an average price
of $745.
Ten head, or almost IS percent Of
The total offering of yearling bulls
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TB in Chickens
Continued from page 80

Continued from page Sd
make the owner sit up and take no
tice of this disease.
The discovery of tuberculosis in
hens at this time of year brings up
a problem. If we kill off the entire
flock now, there will be no eggs and
no chickens to eat until the 1852
birds are big enough to produce
eggs. The best plan now is to kill off
the lame hens, the thin hens and
those obviously droopy, and burn
the carcasses.
Keep the rest, use the eggs, serve
chicken on the table quite often, and
gradually cut the flock down
throughout the winter. Then early
in the summer, get rid of every bird,
not keeping a single hen. Renovate
the poultry house and move in the
1852 pullets in late August. It should
not be necessary to say that the old
hens, until they are all killed, must
be kept in strict confinement, and
the young chicks be raised without
any possible contact with the old
flock or the infected house and yard.
38-November Is, 1881
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-11-15
Woodland First Annual Sale
Brings Gross,of $52,985
ByLARRY GILL

IS Females gross sl7.2s5. av-
erage $69l.
AZ Bulls gross ss5.7oo. average
$3.50.
IT WAS THE beginning of new
era for the Woodlands of Red Barn
Hereford ranch, Grass Range and
Roy. It marked 80 years in the
Hereford business for Jack Wood
ard Sr. They had just sold 81 head,
mostly yearling Herefords, for $751;
985, and he was turning the two
ranches over to his sons, Jack Jr,
and Blaine, and was retiring from
active participation in the opera
ton.
Most Of the buyers at the sale
were past customers and old neigh
bors of the Woodlands. Vernal Abb
bolt, Lewistown, was the buyer of
the top selling animal of the sale,
Eugene Mischief, a Bayers bred herd
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AVERAGEs

20 FuturitY females gross $780,
2l0. average $l.24s.
So FuturitY bulls gross $7s.400s
average $ls5ss.
Complete sale total $l23.l20.
ORR HEREFORDS, Cameron,
came back to the Tri-State Hereford
Futurity this year, primed to make
a good showing. They did more than
that With three. cattle showing, they
won the grand champion bull and fe-
male awards, best pair of bulls, best
pair of yearlings, and the Get-of-Sire
awards.
The Tri-State Futurity was held
at Miles City, Nov. As. In past years
the show and sale have been held at
Billings, Dickinson, N. D., and two
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19 Bulls Average
1882 at KalispeH
b. Larry GILL
Gross Averag'
Is bulls sls.7s5 1882
8 females S I.250 s4Is
b. LARRY GILL

HEREFORD BULL buyers at the
Northwest Montana Hereford Breed
ers Assn. 5th annual sale at Kali
spell, Nov. 3, boosted the average
sale price $281 over last years sale
figure of 1901. Nineteen bulls in
this years offering sold for an aver
age price of 1882.
Bulls at this years offering,
rather than being judged in the com
ventional manner, were graded into
groups by Leonard Elason, Deer
Lodge, breeder, and former Flathead
county agent.
Eliason put five of the bulls in the
top or A grade. They sold for an
average price of $1,166. The seven
grade B bulls sold for an average
price of 1920 and five G grade bulls,
for an average of $641.
A Baca r. Domino bull from the
Savik & Larson herd at Bynum sold
to Neil Taylor, Scobey, at $3.50
and half-brother to the bull sold to
4AAOA1oS 1AO4A4os w A1tC1lSl1, dt p1,OtO
to bring the top money of the sale.
Both were A graded bulls.
H. A. Pierson, Poison, consigned
one A grade bull which sold to Wes-
ley Steams, Plains, at $1,O50, but a
deep, yellow bull from the Walter &
Mia Robin, Bigforl, consignment
which was graded B sold to L. p.
Opalks, Niarada, at $3.50. Opalks
purchased three of the top bulls in
the sale including Burton Hereford
ranch, Roman, consignment at 81, 125.
The third bull making up the
Savik & Larson consignment sold to
W. J. Simms, Roman, at $1.12O to
bring these breeders an average Of
$1,281 on their group.
Walt Mauritson was secretary
manager of the show and sale; H. B.
Sager, Bozeman, the auctioneer.
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Tri- Estate Sets Historic Pace;
Orr Herefords Sweep Show

bred bull by Advance Domino 10Th
was a close second, selling to L. A.
Luther, Garneill, at $500. Top sell
ing female of the sale was the Parkes
Reserve champion heifer, going to
John Barovitch, Miles City, at Sc, 900.
The Orr champion female sold to
Abe Horpestad, Lavina, at $2,575.
Quality of the cattle selling at the
eighth annual Tri-State was high
with but few of the cattle being
sifted from the Futurity classes.
Auctioneers H. B. Sager and Charles
Corkle did a remarkably able job
on the stand while they sold the
offering. The sale was managed by
Norm Warsinske, Billings.
A complete account of the sale
follows:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-11-15

HIGGINS BROTHERS RINGLING MONT.
6 6IoEp , aoWE e e1861zR Nd
PETE JENSEN 8 SONS, sHERIDAN WYo. '. 1'0s00
Flynn Brothers Chinook, Mont. $4,000
FRED JOHNSTON ( SON J-RANcHj BoYEs MONT i0OOOO
5ufIA sn Horse Mfs Stock saNcH ENNIS MONT 10000
Raymond Ndarkow, Elgin N D. 2o75OO
LAWRENCE KUkoWsKI BEACH n D. 01OOOO
J. il. MAS. KILIDEER N p. 0OO
J. W Boulware Ismay Mont
MADISON ToRTHuN ALEXANDER. n. D. - 'Os,O0
EREsT MoSToRToM BozEMAN MONT $500
p jackson sons Clyde 1850
ELMER X oE HSR SFidss RReasE w4o so
OLSON BROS. HEsEFoRD RaNcH ARGusvnIE N D. 4'sOo
Eah a Bros 9 Beach: n p 1900 GO
ARCHIE PARKEs, VAUGHN. MONT
Hanson BIOS soobey Mont nfl 1886 1890
PATTERsoN LAND Co. EIsNfARcK. N D. 9,'00.'0
Jacob Roj sentinel Butte, n 5000
a E. PETERSON NdARTINsDAIE MONT. 1850
Kasper Baroyitch Miles City,
PETTaPfEcE 60 KR siHs sIaus MONT s'''0O
Fly M9ren1g Uen6ign y. 2. sTSoo
GanFH RosSsSS Bu HPsia M Mqo 1850
Arthur AIcNaney Ismay. Mont 10000
HENRY f48sIa n sRaSK BozEMaN MONT s'O0O
$4,000
THos. H, WATSON HoBsoN. MONT. Is i'1'O.'0
w E. French Miles City.
spring Lewistown 10000
Robert Mclaughlin Shields, ...............
Theo Bruha, Baker Mont. $1,000
CHARLES ". WOOD, VOLBORG, MONT.
Phil Blank, N. D.
WARREN HEREFORD RANCH, DEER LODGE, MONT.
G. Ulrich Fallon, Mont 10000
RALPH W; PEPPER, wILsALI
Glen Bismarck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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RIAL PRopERTY-REN1
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

& fioor next door Hamilton Pharmacy;
excellent for doctor or other pro.
fession: For more information call
ATFioRNEY RI Il isi to share once space and
Working law library; choice location;
air cond;; attrac. furnishings. Box
IL 4is-s sth stsT 81. Nw.-shop or once
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bsmt., all utils., parking place.
$3.50 mo-; also extra Large room 21a
sa' ssS @si ssia, GS9a S1. osss. Jess AH' DAGD
I1Oi VERMONT AVE.-Second floor.
viii remodel for ofices to suit re-
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STUDIO AND OFFICE, ideal for pro-
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Suitable engineers, contractors.
Rents ,,rp Eeas1nabls; ROBERT E.
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front studio office. bath, kit. aid;
Good for artist, writer or related
aT slaS oPE1cT RF ssls sss sr desS sSez spae. and
answering service. 811 Eye st. NV.
DENTAL oFFICEs-rwo operstins
sss I me; rHHckEk S RSEALT'Y LIZ CO CO.
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THACKER REALTY CO.. ST. 1889.
Mr.. MCLEAN GARDENS, 3711 Ma
comb st. n.w.-Entire End A., pvt.
bath Suitable for any professional,
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incl. util. Key on 1st a. NEWSOM.
ITO H st. ne. Ii. 5000. -4
and Il n.e.; rooms; only aISf; Sss iGsn mol
1895 H st. n.e.; Ii. 7-3304.
LECTURE ROOM for meetings. Conn.
ave. (nr. S),f accommodating 40;
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FARMS

FARM ARA wANTEDZNsar Silver spring
VII pay all cash for good deal ~,
FOR SALE-To settle estate. 6 acre.
with 6-room dwelling, one small
room unfinished other buildings
and number of large boxwoods or
property. Phone Vienna 2SW3. Sc
Colonial Beach; SO acres: good 5.
room house; stream. S4,750. reas
terms. JAMES E. MAHoNEY. Hu
WANTED-1oo or more acres i'm
proved or unimproved; within COM
Sssss Ssssss ss ssss e'5 g. gF's' gas s IF
WILL RENT 70-acre farm with large
buildings; suitable for pasture Of
horses or cattle. On Marlboro pike
t.nan, ssnt sac ca. nSpty R krN ss @ nssePstaaS, sa6S
ewes, 8 to 8 pm. -3
500 ACRES-Ideal for subdivision;
10 miles D., c.; over one mile 'front.'
age on hard road; close to new four
lane Ian highway; ihG y;s cash or terms. OWN
To CLOSE an ESTATE. this so-acr.
cattle farm has just come on the
market; modern farmhouse of
rooms and bath. bank barn. 2-caI
garage and several other bldgs.; be-
sasps ns 9srsd sns sSmDss With sa7 ~ STOCK
dandy little farm, only . mile to al
activities in Mont Co. z. K
Ruble, roolesyille 21S4. with RIPLEY
d ROMER, Realtors.
So ACRES, 90 cleared; 10O-yeRr-olc
outbuildings, good well, branch and
creek; lots Of fruit; power line
q mi. OF hard road. 1A mi. oi
U. s. SO and busline, SO mi. west
Of Richmond, Va. $500, $500
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-6-rm
house al modern improvements;
Of land. 25 acres cleared; ige. to.
bacco barn, 2 tobacco beds. chicken
house; timber on farm; with 81 ,OO(
cash offer, immediate possession
farm equipment extra; So. $50: Isl
9rS,r trust SO; 900, payments S55 per mo
TeFTail. TFsT hESI 9o' e-5s6o. 55ss6aTE' Call "A Mr.
$4,000, fiye-room bungalow. on 8
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Is5-ACRE FARM min. from
Warrenton: on paved hwy; early
barn, accessory buildings; ideal fol
summer estate. stock raising: many
acres bordering wide river; suitable
any tyne cultivation; all modern
conveniences; will sell $22 500. $12,'
600 first mortgage. 4% interest
terms on balance to responsible per-
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NR. ic wINcHEsrER, vA.-es acres
excel. 7-rm. house. barn, other hldgs
stream. crops in, some equip. SO:
900. OWNER. Vienna (Va) him
after 2 pm. weekdays.
FAIRFAX. VA.-Property 1s miles
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lSIX-ACRE PLACE, with bungalow Of
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ROMER, Realtors.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(CNnfinwad)

in small suite, Tower Building, i4tfl
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DESK SPACE

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Central downtown location. Elk.
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LOUIS BURMAN
PROPERTY foR REN1

BLADENsBURGs 43o3 Bait. ave-
Large store and lot of almost an
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rear, Is industrial: reasonable rent;
ssTa sYa NICMofs 1nRidsasiE avE ST. EA 1oo tsSl Con-
Eress Heights location-store room
with apt. upstairs, plus adjoining
parking lot; $500 mo. 10. 2-4542.
RIM. Isx64, suitable for appliance
store. barber shop. or large ONCE
Hysttsvills fHaes; heat s571 incl in rent Can
1882 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-20. 600
50. #; lst commercial. freight and
passenger elevators. Rear loading
dock Suitable for ofhces OF retail
store RASS-BERGER. INC EN-.
goth AND * SITS. NV. s27 goth st.
history building, store or display
room on 1St a. and ofices on upper
flr.; auto. heat; flourescent fixtures
Guaranty REALTY INC. 1923
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ss Urs sASMs ezeasSs 3 ssents eIsHs Sc SS Fss. s.
ERNiTTiRE srd 1FI Fl. AT 1925 L ST. NV.
End commercial coming. formerly
used by battery distributor. Contains
9.625 SO, IT. Electric freisht elevator
n hsaSy ygsbeS eSF oee 1se spsas ea' Hes5 eof uIa n
by owner. Available around August /
on lease to March, 1856 at monthly
rental of $3.50. Full commission to
brokers. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS. INC. Washington Bldg. DI
,s'e $500; .fS eyes,; 81 cH; l. was was; soo 81 q
1898 ssa '2RRs SRRkrRs RssFkaB Rb. Ne N2&ll ssSi
rent. call ma. 14Os. 3
WILSON BLVD.-5 rms, large lot:
G{Sosss, {Sos leaie cHs $3.50. # desired BEoLAH
ARIfNGToN. Fairfax dr.. nr. Kann's
Large 2-story house suitable for Of
tains .Igs u apt. aea' oI is'A sso7. gnu no0f con-
929 II ST. N.W.-23 #. by 121 IT.
to soft. alley; additional space
ayailaSle % # desiTsa ana,S Want mt. otIs5 gntL
oFFiCE BUiIDiNG. eels M ST. NV.
Complete self-contained unit. ideal
for tenant who wants own bldg.
and parking. Bldg. $500 50. IT,. 8
Offices, bachelor apt. and rec. rm.
for entertaining. Rent or sale. Call
JOSEPH KINSKY. ST. 5311-5312.
plate glass display window; approx.
800 50. IT. In whole, or in part.
Imm. occup. Reas. rent. Apply LEO
NJ, BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors
1918 CONN. AVE. 2nd and Bird fir.
available at very low rental. An
excel; losation; 6 isv south Of of unSerpass'
1923 10Th st. NV. Ma. 05s7.
IDEAL FOR BUSINESS AND HOME
75x20O-ft lot: improved by mod. s.
rm. frame dwelling and gar. on
busy Md. hwy; possibility can be
made commercial; only SIT, 500 with
$2,500 down, balance one trust.
HUDSON CO.
UN. 1915 Weekdays; WA. 0515
Week Ends.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
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SUPERB, HANDSOME
Home With Personality

Read no further If you are not q
$4,000 client!! In excel. Waverly
lonial. Starkly simple. yet sophisti-
cated-For unciuttered living and
smart entertaining. Foyer entrance.
1st II. paneled study. splendid liv-
ing rm. with end brick fireplace and
French door to private screened
rm. adjoining kitchen. Second d.
has twin-type bedrms.. 2 colored
tile baths. Cedar closets and stor-
age. Recreation rm. and toilet in
bsmt. Built-in garage. Rear gar
den with fish pond. For full partic-
eaii slfri Nowl SRf appointment TO inspect
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Area Lee Hwy. of Glebe. ow. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
OPEN SUNDAY, 8 TO 6

Beautiful country home. modern in
din. rm.. large kit, equip. club
rm., sun porch and bath on Isl
fl. bedrms. and 2 baths on 2no
a. so acres OF land with stable,
garage and Arm. bungalow adj
house. Beautifully handicapped. Di.
rections: Out Branch ave. Sc. ano
continue on Route to T.B. juno.
tion, right on Route 301 for 2K
miles to our sign, right to oper
sign.
Southeast Realty Co.
1911 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. $4,000.