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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17

What will happen when the
Cpnchs run into the Fighting Irish
tonight is anybody's guess. It is
kind of you pays your money
and you takes your cheer" propo-
Eition----they are that evenly match
ed.
The clubs are matched even to
the point where both are faced with
the loss of their top running aces.
st. Mary's is bemoaning the fact
that shifty Bill Roine is nursing a
bruised rib while the Conchs an.
nounce that John Cruz, one of their
leading ground gamers up to theis
point, is suffering a badly sprained
ankle. Bother are expected to sit
out the game on the bench.
Tom West, whom the Key West
ers we're depending on to handle a
good share of the ground work is
also on the injured list with leg
trouble.
For the fourth straight encounter
this season, Key West will be fac
ing an attack that springs from a
I formation. Saint Mary's version
is tricky, according to the Conch
scouts, since they play it both wide
and tight. They are said to have
one Of the most polished teams in
the crack Miami Catholic Confer
ence.
Key West will rely on the point
making combination halfbacks Of
Joe Pineda and Lucy Gonzalez
Joe Pineda and Lucy Gonzalez
for their offensive game. Pineda
has shown some good pass throw
Ing ability thus far in fhe cam
palgn while Gonzalez has been on
The receiving end on many ccea-
sions ss well ss being the leading
ground gamer for fhe locals. II
was Gonzalez who broke loose for
. 81 yard touchdown run in fhe
conch's 70-7 win over Lake Worth
week ago. Pineda also connect.
ed for several long aeriaIs in the
game.
End John Vermette, who latched
TO 50 yard touchdown pass in
the Lake Worth tin, also teams up
with Pineda in this department.
Tony Dopp has taken over the
signal calling assignment for the
Conehs with Harold Solomon in the
Iullback spot. Solomon viii also
handle the kicking.
Ralph White win be at left end
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Bench Views
BY
JACK K. BURKE
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

4
Tonight at Wicker Stadium, the
Conchs will tangle with st. Mary's
Of Miami at S:15 in what promises
to be the acid test. Since winning
three straight certain feeling has
crept over some Of the players. II
seems that all they have to do is to
step on the field and the game is
won.
With that type of thinking, no
team or player in any sport has
ever came out on top. Just peek
at the record books and read be-
tween the lines and you win take
notice 81 what the Bench is trying
to put over to you.
Last Monday morning the Sports
Department received some IS tele-
phone calls on why tn, name of
this or that player was not mention
ed in the newspapers account OF
the Lake Worth-Key West game.
TO keep them on the right track
and also others who might think in
this trend. / viii attempt to point
out to YOU how a sports writer.
matter Of fact. any writer, jots
down the highlights Of what sport
or event they are covering.
In the field Of sports, the MAORI
" Of writer's keep running ac-
count Of the game. When it is over
and they get back TO their office or
where they write their story. they
glance over their account and notes
and write the story.
Many times. little Incidents are
overlooked, not intentional, but
like everything else it just one of
those things. If every story writ.
ten had every little detail in Il. the
reader would throw the paper away
in disgust. You may say Why. The
reason IS. that when you read an
account a. a game il brings back
the memories of what happened
II sou did moi attend. then yo0 have
the important facts and maybe
some coAoF added.
Cf course each fan has his or
her particular player Many times
thes to something that IN their eyes
seem important. nut 10 the writer,
il is just another play that did noi
have aay significance. No player
is overlooked whcn an account ct
any athletic contest Is covered for
4 paper.
- tsse next time yoa read story
On 4 came ana yUsr savogtse hap.
pens 70 have bis name emitted
book II i fgog eur point az yiew.
SEE sea st The game.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Cards Slaughter
Makes Comeback
BY JOE REIcHLER

NEW 1ORk tRi--EnoS Country
Slaughter, veteran outfield star Of
the st. Louis Cardinals. was Sc.
lected today as the player who
made the greatest comeback Of
the 1859 baseball season.
The slugging country boy from
North Carolina generally regard.
cd as one Of the games ficreest
competitors, captured the Associ.
ated Press Comeback az the.
Year award handily. receiving 26
ot the 81 votes cast by members
Of the Baseball Writers Associa.
tion Of America.
. Thirteen other candidates were
nominated but none proved any
serious threat 10 the rollicking
Redhird Luke Easter of Cleveland
came second with II votes.
It's easy 70 see why the experts
voted for Slaughter, the original
perpetual motion kid, who never
walks when he can run 10 the
nearest exit. or base.
The halding flyehaSer was con.
sidered all washed up last April.
after hitting q lowiy .2si ia ias
games Ii 1851, But ne aStounded
iae critics hy not only participa-
tlng IN is0 contests bat hitting ut
an even 800 clip. THAT WAS NOT
ALL The husky Carolinian. who
viii be 81 next April, basted in lol
runs and swattcd 20 extra base
hts Including II homo runs. IL
triples and II doubles.
TIE Cardinals. of to poor
START, caught fire in mid season
sad finished > strong third they
nlayed the best bali n the league
4 the secoaa half of she season.
principally heeaaSe 0f Slaughter i
Net hat that picked up 81 RRIS
ard seven home runs ever TIE
pEsgsous season.
Durable EnoS became 4 Card,
nal back Il 1855 ard has been !
star ever since. oldest regular II
she mapor leagsaeS. Slaughter still
5 the sake ehar9e suy ~ bis clan.
llS spsrii aiways fserce ard aaya-
ing has nng wanca 4 hs eespste
sss Is wears - the hlg leagaS1
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Stengel Rated
Tops By Writers

NEW YORK B-charies Dillon
Stengel has been honored for The
miracle everybody figured be
would pull off but weren't quite
sure about BY being named Mana.
ger OF the Year for the second
time.
The "0ld Perfesser was named
on 81 Of the 72 ballots cast by base.
ball writer's in the Associated Press
poll. The honor climaxed . season
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
SPORTS
MIRROR

TODAY A YEAR AGO = Harold
muddy Ruel was named farm
director Of the Detroit Tigers
FIVE YEARS AGO - Racing
was suspended at Jamaica be.
cause Of a strike OF grooms and
exercise boys.
TEN YEARS AGO - Penn and
Princeton battled t. . sc tie.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Dan
Hickey. 56. former associate Of
Bob Fitxsimmuns, died in New
York
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17
Key West-St. Mary's Clash Is Rated
As Tossup; Cruz, WestLost To Conchs:
5000 Fans Expected To See Locals
Risk Indicated Record Tonight

The Wickers' Field Stadium will resound tonight
to the thunder of pounding cleats when the amazing
Key West Conch fooballers take the field for shot
gaining their fourth gridiron win of the season
when they tackle tough St. Marys of Miami eleven
in game that promises to be the battle of the
10 date. The is scheduled TO get underway at
U:l5 pm.
A crowd of 5000 local football addcts are ex.
pected TO flock the stadium if Coach Ed Beck
mans charges succeed in running their win skein
10 four consecutive contests They are undefeated to
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17

Tie s. Leafs Cardinals did nj
slg0p ! daGble heater during shr
1850 ssasan. They also topped the
National League In one.run VIC
tories.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-17

Coach 1aagnHy Naaghf cleared
the Msissinpl beach ia re s&s
epSg eaMse sFsd win st
Msm Sts He usea = nen
lnslG.almg II srvshmea.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

We have a group Of fine motels
ranging in price from S36, 900 to
S350,000 located on National high
ways in or around metropolitan
Washington: liberal terms available
on some. Please call Mr.. Thompson.
EN-. 1920, with INEZ CUSHARD,
Kealtor' 1889 Wisconsin ave, OR.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
~W~8S8N@2@y 4 @WOWS6 We
orT R0nn
SOUTHERN Maryland

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
HILL FARM--EarIy Amer
ican brick dwelling suitable restora-
ton for estate. IL rooms. basement.
8 f1replaces. electricity. Located on
high ridge with charming view. 379
acres, 1877 cultivated; excellent soil
producing high-grade tobacco; suit
able stock-raising: springs, streams;
g tobacco barns, tenant house. farm
buildings. Good tenant farmer will
remain. Desirable neighborhood and
80 miles D. c.: $50. 600.
PORT TOBACCO VALLEY - Early
American 13-room dwelling on high
ridge; charming view; "A baths.
fireplaces, modern conveniences
completely insulated, oil burner heat.
storm windows. screens; i2 acres
1000 IT. State road frontage; 8
acres cultivated; 2 tobacco barns;
WATER FRONT HOME on Port To-
bacco River; gorgeous view. 762-ft
water front; good anchorage. sandy
beach ducking, fishing; Q acres,
handicapped fruit. garden: artesian
well: 7-room dwelling bath. cleo
tricity, telephone, excellent fire.
places; 2 cottages on beach; barn;
excellent neighborhood; 5000.
Map on request.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 3311. La Plata. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

LAUNDRY OR DRY CLEANING
524 9th ST. Sc.
. NEAR MARINE BARRACKS
Store. apt. and plant space (rear>
Call E. E. CARNEY & CO., MA, OlO2
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

'AIR-COND. DOWNTOWN - oper
space, 81 by Al. plus 8 modern
ofi1css; End H.: pvt. entrance. Ma
THREE FLOORS Of BLDG; located al
1925 18th st. NV; for lease to
commercial user. MA. 4067 weekdays
or see owner on premises.
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE; excellent
location for plumber. painter or
similar business: large work shops
with water, electricity, ETC.; S75.
DOWNTOWN parking lot site. 72x1Oo.
mr.. General Accounting ONCE and
GE. 2S02. --22
SMALL BLDG. FOR RENT, suit. for
ONCE or small business. OV. 5;S5s.
AIR CoNDITIoNED-1st Il. space
mr.. new General Accounting Office
approx. 2200 So. it. will decorate &c
suit tenant, en- parking n in rear n1I foI
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. i4IS
K st. NV. ME. 5400.
14th ST. Mr.. YOU N.W.-Lge. store
5-rm.,. kit, bath apt: end. A.. g
story brick in rear; excel. loc. fol-
wholesale or retail. Reas. RIA. 5445
Monday. Ma. 1857.
PARKING LOT, 21st st. near M NV
About 45x100 It. Apply GEORGE /
BORGER. INC. 643 Indiana ave
1902 1st ST. N.W.-S1OO; 1st com
mercial; 6 rms. bsmt.. h.-w.h.; suit
any business. GE. $500 Monday.
1928 14th ST. N.W.-3 lovely lge.
rms, excel. location for insurance
on, real estate. decorator, milliner,
drv goods, etc. Immed. occup.; reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
CO. 14lo K st. NV. ME. 5400.
APPROX. 10000 SO. FIT, central
main, streets: brick building. excel
lent for Offices, display and storage:
large freight .eley.: immed poss. !;
reasonable rental. Consult Mr.. Tay-
LUcHs COMPANY. Realtors. 1905
= st; NV. Ma. 2345.
with loft 14x2S. commercial D. 500
per mo-; also large basement rooms,
spfint' spS to s.. &c. 555S E9res' Glen sl!yer
FOR LEAsE-Good op-
oEiy o0[yunlSy Wo. lSs Sfoa riEn' party; WI white
18th AND FLORIDA AVE. Me-
500 So, it.. with wide alley in rear;
small brick Office bldg. now occu-
pied as contractors Office and stor-
age yard, Y; L. TOOMEY. Jr., Real
DUPONT CiRodE-1st commercial: :
attractive large show, window, 2
bath; 'front.' anS 1Smi rear F''enfn entrances cna
garden in rear; 5000 per mo; ideal
for many businesses or professional
persons. HO. 2017. pa
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FARMS
228-ACRE STOCK FARM

228-ACRE STOCK FARM
z room house, cleo. phone and water
2 fireplaces. new roof. tenant house.
cattle and hay barn. Maternity
barn. courthouse and impl. sheds,
35 acres wooded. so acres permanent
pasture, so acres hay, bal. crop and
grass. 2 streams, p mi. frontage
on hard rd.. 33 mi. D. C. S2S, 900.
40S acres, S-room house, bath, cleo,
phone, 40x70 barn, several farm
bldgs. $50 q. crop and hay. 255.00o
board It. of timber. so q. permanent
pasture. q mi. frontage on Poto-
mac River, and c. g. o. Canal. |
Sl25 per a.. Is cash.
Farm equipment, feed and hardware
business. 4 lines of farm machin-
$4,000 plus. 4 large bldgs., adj
r.r., and State rd., 25 mi. D. c.
Land and bldgs., 100000. Half
cash, stock at inventory. Owner
keeps accounts receivable. By appt.
only.
/ acre, 7-room house. random width
flooring, firepl., stone chimneys,
house repaired and painted. 30 mi
D. c. So, 500. Terms. Call
CHAS. H. JAMISON
pPnlraV e,,ii
Evening star., 1952-06-22
RICH IN HISTORY

Is the remainder of q historical
estate that contained $500 acres
orieinally. The old mansion house
of trees with gorgeous mountain
view, with barns and outblildines.
waiting to be restored. Has many
rooms and fire places in q fine
community, easy committing dis
tance. to d. c. and can be made
Owner has authorized us to make
sale Of this property at an early
date and viii show by appointment
only and price to substantial pros
pect. There is less than 100 acres.
stocked fish pond. woods and open
land. Macadam road.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. We. Phone 1876
Evening star., 1952-06-22

MY CLIENT wants to buy or lease
first or second commercial bldg
about lSx6O IT,, in NV. only. Cash
OK GTROI Rr0O
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Beautiful Estate
On Shenandoah River

An excellent cattle ranch: moderr
mansion. sets on knoll overlooking
the. Shenandoah River and BLU
Ridge Mts.: has II rooms. high cell.
ings.> bath. steam heat new fur.
to-date kitchen and 7O-ft. porch
4 acres in green CARPET lawn shaded
by 80 trees; tenant houses. 3 large
and one small barn, poultry houses
etc; 800 acres. about 130 A. ir
wood lot. plenty fruit; borders State
hwy. 10-min.. drive to city, only 5t
miles to WASHINGTON. This S100.-
600 property is being sacrificed al
$4,000; terms Rare 'buy"i E. C.
Rrumback. STROUT REALTY. Mid.
dlptOWn Va
Evening star., 1952-06-22

6S5 ACRES, excellent farm land; ap-
prox. $50 per acre. Main house
tenant house. fenced.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Easy Life With Income
VIRGINIA
BEEF CATTLE FARMS
Loudoun and Fauquier Cos.

'CATTAIL oRDINARY'-so cleared
acres with old log tavern. now q
quaint home with 4 fireplaces, one
a tremendous craned one. Located
within 35 miles Of downtown wash
ington, near Leesburs; / lh-acre lake;
Center hall (Sx15I with fiagstone
floor; living room u7x22) with fire-
place; huge kitchen with large
craned fireplace. On second floor,
bedroom u1x20) with fireplace, bed
room n5x2D with fireplace and
bath. $2S.500.
sHANEWAY"-1sth century restored
stone home situated on Il6 fertile
acres with. a beautiful valley view
located within several miles of Lees
burg, Virginia, within S6 miles of
downtown Washington. The quaint
home contains z rooms, 3 fireplaces,
2 baths. 1t retains all of Its 18th
century charm but offers all the
modern innovations So acres blue
grass pasture, 26 acres grazing. I
water in every field. Springhouse
and several springs Large hank
barn with s5 box stalls and other,
necessary farm buildings. S44.95Q,
FAuQUIER COUNTY, miles west
OF Marshall; 2S5-acre beef cattle
farm with $50 acres cleared. l50-
year-old Broom house which needs
undertaking but with most Of its
original paneling. staircase, floors,
mantels. etc. 3 other tenant houses,
2 of them with baths lone, a stone
bungalow. Cattle barn. horse barn.
All barns and houses fed by gravity
water. Two large streams. $34 500.
~ AR~ g.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MOTEL

Equipped shoemaker shop and Q ants. :
estimated income. 5000 monthly;
payment on trust, S125. Call Ma.
7712 anY time -hk
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Fredericksburg, Va, Area

30 acres clear. level. timber; on black
top I'd. 7-room modern house with
) bedrooms, bath, 3 cedar closets
and new elec. 11-cu.-ft. refrigerator
Porches. Garage and outbuil6ings
Owner commutes daily. TO inspect
call Mr.. Olson. MA. $500; ewes. and
T ysek n ends; Wo; zo29: BOSS &
Evening star., 1952-06-22

MONTGOMERY CO.. MD.
144 acre farm In Laytonsville sec
bath home, modern in every respect,
beautiful lawn. plenty of shade; 2
modern tenant houses; large block
cowbarn and dairy; silos; double
garage; corn house; machine shed;
On this farm would cost more than
the asking price. II you are inter
ested in a nice place don't fail to
see this home Price $8O,00O.00
NEAR DAMASCUS: 10 acres. I'M
proved with 10-room. Capt. mod
stream runs full length Of property
Owner says SELL Call Damascus
6261. JERRY T. WILLIAMS. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-22
DAIRY FARM
MARLBORO, MD, AREA
1874 ACRES

10 miles from Washington. One half
mile frontage on hwy. acres land
scaped lawn with lockwood; 75 acres
wooded. Fine old mansion built in
1850. now remodeled and modern
iZed.; 1ge. entrance hall. . liv. rms.
din. ro., kit. and pantry; elec.
refrigerator and range; 5 bedrooms,
bath, oil heat; garage. Tenant house
has 6 rooms with elec. and well. 9
large tobacco barns, stable, tool
shed. For further information or
appt. to inspect, call Mr. Olson, Ma.
$500; ewes. and week ends, WO.
7029. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1II7
Evening star., 1952-06-22

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
26-stanchion Washington dairy, with
81 acres. all under cultiva ton or
age, in fine neighborhood; modern
S.rm. and bath house with oil heat;
IL mi. to D. c. line.
60-stanchion dairy with 376 acres,
fully equipped and stocked. Fine
grass, farm. Main house, 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths; 2 tenant houses with
baths. occupied by good help. on
hard road within committing dis
tance of Washington.
OLNEY AREA-Comfortable S-rm
and bath frame house, on hard
road in excellent area on 5 acres
fine future If improved to match
Its fine neighbors.
Mrs: Ross, Gaithersburg 323-R.
LYMAN C. DELE 81 CO.. INC.
ST. $500. 1920 New York ave.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
WEST VA.

3 good farms, adjoining 4 houses,
farm bldgs... 447 acres. considerable
timber. bottom land, and rolling
pasture fields, good for dairy or
all-around farming. on good road
Electricity. Price $4,000. o. e
WIDMYER. Berkeley Springs. w.
Va. Bargain list free.
EXCELLENT FARM VALUE
236 acres. 25 miles from wash. near
Shirley hwy. with 2-story house con-
tanning Il. rooms. l "a baths, nv. rm::
outbuildings and large barn. Approx
imately rs acres in tillable condition,
balance in good standing timber.
Long country road frontage. Reas-
onably priced. S14.950. Telephone
Mr.. Mattern, ia. 5-7520. day or eve
nlng. VIRGINIA HOMES REALTY.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
THE SECURITY OF A FARM
WITH AN INCREASING
INCOME NOW AVAILABLE

Comfortable main dwelling. .
tenant houses; 6O-stanchion barn
with modern equipment. 25 milk
COWS. 25 heifers, 9 Holstein herd
bulls: 3 tractors. all nee. equip. for
mechanized farming; feed, in storage
Satisfied farm help; present return
from milk, shipped to Washington
equals excel. return on investment.
Owner retiring. will sell completely
equip. viii. take back long-term
HOIMEAD Rea1tOr
Evening star., 1952-06-22
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WIDOW LADY seeks small invest
ment property in good NV. location;
Will pay up to S65.000; can pay
$2O,OOO cash down payment; prop
erty must be clean and show good
income. Call Mrs. Chatterton, kE.
1-O4S2. with JAMES L. DIXON d
CO., ST. 1900.
PRIVATE PARTY with $3.50 to in
vest. interested in small white
apartment building. ia. 0l09. 22'
FoUR-UNIT APT. in NV. ne, Hy-
attSyille or Silver Spring area; will
conversions. Mr.. BYRAM. AP. 6302.
"a
WE HAVE substantial cash clients for
apartment buildings showing q fair
return. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929
K st. NV. MA. 0352: eyes,. NO. 0026.
12-I6-UNIT APT. HOUSE. NV. Sec
ton; prefer 3-f1oor detached bldg.
Call RIA. 2S3S after $50 pm.
CLIENTS for downtown investment
Reaitor, RE. 5a75. ~ L26 :"
I HAVE CASH BUYERS WAITING
For ,. 4 and q unit apts. and small
commercial properties in D. c. and
nearby Md. II you are going to
sell, at least do yourself q favor and
get Top Dollar. Just q call to me
will place you under no obligation
whatever and convince yourself you
have everything to gain and nothing
to lose by calling Mr.. Dora, RE.
$3.50: ewes. UN. zoos.
Colonial Investment Co.
90
Evening star., 1952-06-22
FARMS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER

SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
1; go acres. paved highway; S-rm
barns. outbuildings; going farm; oc-
cupied by good tenant; large stream
orchard; 30 miles D. c.; $4,000
liberal financing
:. 80 acres, modern 6-rn. home,
large barns, 2-rm. tenant house
orchard. large running creek: first.
class class farm on on paved hishway, 81
!; 97-acre going farm, 8 large to:
bacco barns. stable, courthouse. z
good farmhouses. all utilities avail.
able: 80 acres clear; operated by z
tenants; farm on main paved road
q miles p c.; immediate posses
4: SS-acre. peninsula, "A mile water
front; Solomons harbor area; sandy
beach, perfect harbor, large pint
timber: oysters. fish, crabs, duck.
ing; ane; paved road; all utilities
3; 81 acres, 5-rm. home. 3 tobacco
barns, machinery, poultry houses
large stream: 26 miles p; c.; i'm
mediate possession; $4,000.
8: 1lS acres, modern 7-rn. home
large tobacco barn, poultry houses
cornhouse; q mile water front. eoo(
ducklng, fishing, all utilities; i'm
proved road, 20 miles D. C.; ST. 600
2; 650-acre plantation. 10-rm. Co
lonial frame dwelling. = tenan
houses, > barns. outbuildings. larg,
stream, .matured timber; ideal tobac
CO. cattle and grain farm; all utili
ties available: paved highway: i'm
mediate possession; 30 miles D. C..
liberal financing; $4,000.
s: 16O acres. 6-rm. home, 3 tobacco
barns; cornhouse. stable, 100 acre
in cultivation, gO0d tenant 0uerat
ing farm. complete farm machinery
improved State road, all utilities
30 miles d. c.; S22,50O.
We have farms and water fronts d
fill your requirements. CALVER'
REALTY AGENCY, Prince Frederick
Md. Phone l0S, 354 or 226-J-1
Inspection by appointment.
l3S-A,CRE, BEAUTIFUL farm nj
Clarksville, main house, tenan
house, splendid set farm bldgs
wonderful land. water. view.
164-acre. Just on Rt. 81. wonderfu
farm, 2 nice small houses. excel
lent farm. bldgs.,- inc. barn. wit
Evening star., 1952-06-22

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD. near
D. C.--Modern 60O-acre dairy farm
with about 135 head Of stock, ex-
ceptionally good buildings for the
personnel. Price, 100000. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 4 st. NV.
MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

DOWN BY THE OLD MILL bIHEAM
IL M acres res Of Of fertile land, beaptifTtI Iiitt
house with bath. 2 firepl.:. bank
barn and chicken houses. all good
cond. Only $4,000. 80 miles from
~ STOCK FARM, s14.75o
rolling land; well fenced and wa
tered; large bank barn and other
buildings; 7-rm. house; good road to
o00f' 1tamsi ssnAcRE FARM
rms. tiled baths: full bsmt.: lons
frontage on Route 240. Priced to
sell. Call Mr.. Linthicum, Poolesville
34l1 with HOWARD r. sCHAFER
BARGAINS THIS WEEK
SKYLINE DRIVE
Cabin and 20 Acres s.; 800
NEAR MARSHALL. VA.
2S5-acre grazing farm and historic
dwelling. Many farm buildings
On gfIKE NJ. diIeadi sSdlpaNq near Leesbare sada
NJ. L. HOWISON. BROKER. WO. 0971
tThis Sunday Purcellville. Va, 6611.)
11s acres. modern 8-room house
barn, chicken houses, 2-car garage
on macadam road 2S miles to D. C
A really nice place; beautiful view;
good value; price. $4,000.
80 acres. good S-room. center-hall
house. elec.. water in kitchen from
nice spring; water in all the fields,
A good buy at $1,000.
3 acres. modern brick, semi-bunga-
low: 2 bedrooms, bath. living room
dining room and kitchen. 1st floor
Large room upstairs; glass enclosed
porch. attached garage; large chicken
house, on macadam road 2S miles
to D. G. Possession July l. Price,
1l2 acres. e-room house. cleo. phone
bath. furnace. garage, chicken
houses. a really nice home in the
country. % miles to D. c.. on ma
cadam road. Price. $4,000
Call w. A. Daniel, Poolesville 211S,
Q. Dickerson, Md, with J, VIM
SON PETER Rockville Md