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Evening star., 1952-09-20

tough" said Casey Stengel. wrin-
kled old master Of the world cham
Ipion Yankees.
Stengel got that taste Of Ath-
letics' pitching last night in dimin-
utive Bobby Shantz. who shut out
the Yankees, 20, for his oath VIC
tory while Cleveland was pelting
hapless Detroit, Al.
These developments left the
Yankees with only a game and a
half margin over the pursuing In
dians. and pressure building up
daily. Nv
The Dodgers fattened their ad-
vantage by winning a weird, rain
plagued game from Boston. AZ.
while the Giants were bowling to
the Phillies, 10.
Now any combination Of five
Brooklyn triumphs and New York
defeats will send the Dodgers into
the World Series, which they al
most made a year ago before dis
sipating a 131a-game late sum-
mer lead.
Kellner Against Lopat.
It's going to, be much more
strenuous for the Yankees, who
must tackle another good Athle-
tics pitcher, Alex Kellner, today,
while the Indians are sending their
21-game winner. Mike Garcia.
against the Tigers. losers of 81
games.. III Ill.,. ..--
Stengel at first. announced he'd
send his ace, Allie Reynolds. an
l8-gane winner, against the Ath-
letics in the second game of the
three-game series. but after last
nights loss he shifted to Ed Lopat,
who hasa 9-5 record.
Brooklyn hopes to solidify its
position at Boston with Carl
Erskine 1880 on the mound
against the veteran Warren SPAIN
(14-1D. Tho Giants. having used
Sal Maglie last night. risk AL Cor
win against the Phillies' Robin
Roberts. at 25-7 the winningest
pitcher in baseball.
Error Hurts Giants.
It was a bizarre day, matinee
and evening, which blew the Ma
tiona' League race open and put
some tight hinges on the one in
the American.
A first inning error sent the
Giants down to defeat. Clint
Hartung dropped fly ball which
let Richie Ashburn move from
(See BASEBALL, Page A-13.)
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Boiling Eleven Playing
AT Syracuse Tonight

Boiling Air Base football team,
which this early in the season
must be rated the top service
eleven in the Washington area
plays a college opponent tonight
when it takes on Syracuse Uni.
lversity in Archbold Stadium a,
Syracuse, N. Y.
The Generals have their high
rating of last Saturdays 14-t
victory over Quantico's Marines
who had dominated service foot.
ball here in the postwar era.
Again heading the Boiling team
tonight will be AL Dorow, the for.
mer Michigan State All-America
| Quantico also is taking on &
collegiate opponent this week end
meeting Xavier at Cincinnati to.
morrow night.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Yankee Lead S|ashed
by Shantz;; Simmons
Virtually Ruins Giants
By Will GrimsIey
Asseeiotsd Press Sports Writer

The Dodgers are almost home in
the National League. there's q real
dogflght in the American. and .
couple Of managers can take bows
today as prophets. senior grade.
1--WE won't blow it again." pre-
dicted Brooklyn's Manager Charley
Dresser. Today his hirelings. re-
fusing to panic. are four full games
ahead Of the miracle less Giants
with only eight games to play.
IF we didn't have to face that
Philadelphia pitching I'd say we'd
win the pennant. but now it looks
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Wallace, Near Victory,
Knocked Out by Bivins
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Coley
Wallace. who once looked to be
"a fine heavyweight prospect. was
Ia disconsolate young man today
after being knocked cold by 32-
|year-old Jimmy Bivins in the
ninth round of a bout last night
at st. Nicholas Arena.
Wallace, an 8-to-5 favorite,
built up an early lead, then ran
into Bivins' crushing right at the
start Of the ninth. The sneak
right changed certain defeat into
victory for Bivins, who was trail
ing on all three cards and needed
a knockout to win. Referee Harry
Ebbets had Wallace in front, I'll,
Judge Joe Agnello, 6-2. and Judge
Charley Shortell. 5-3.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Celebrities Action
Will Be TeIevised
Today, Tomorrow

The Celebrities tournament
will be televiSed today over
WTOP Immediately following
the service football game from
Great Lakes. The golf pro-
gram will start between 4:3O
and 5 o'clock and will con-
tinue until 6 o'clock. The ban
quet will be televised from The
Statler tonight from $50 un-
til 10:30.
Tomorrow's final day of play
will be televised from Column
bia Country Club from II un-
til noon and 4::30 until s pm.
Eddie Gallaher will handle the
commentary today and Jim
Simpson tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
By the Assec:oted Press

BY the Assoc:oied Press
tWinning and losing records In parentheses)
American League.
Boston OF washington. Parnell (12-10)
vs.. Shea (10-6l.
gown (13-9) and Grissom u1-0) or Kret-
low (4-0 vs.. Littlefeld u-5) and Paige
(11-0).
Detroit ut Cleveland (night). Gray (12-
15) VS.. Garcia CLIO.
Philadelphia at New York. Kellner (12-
12) W. Lopat (9-5).
National Leagus.
Brooklyn ct Boston. Erskine (l3-6) W.
SPAIN (14-17).
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spread formation that bugged the observers
by Frank Leahy finally beat Georgetown 1918 inspired
experienced critic Grantland Rice
"Hagertys spread formation" he wrote in effect sis 10
ahead of the times Georgetown not too lucky in
that but both teams played the follow
ing New Years Day. College the Sugar Bowl and the
Hoyas in the Orange
GEORGETOWN HAD JIM cAsTIG1IA at fullback and
Augie Lilo and AL Bozis in the line Matuza the
centers There other good ones Lou Ghecas
Earl Fulilove half dozen Others
Castga successful Washington businessman, was
to Georgetown what Mighty Mo Modzeews to Maryland
last year. hardhitting durable fulback the fellow you
the ball inside the 10 and 5yard lines and asked for
touchdown.
Lilo top-hight guard He was much like Maryland's
Bob Ward only bigger and he of the best placement
kkers Of his time long short Bozs who died in action in
Europe during World H. strong and rangy that the
later removed with the New York Giants was more
than nul1ed
There's counterpart Bozs the 1851 land for
that matter the 1882 Maryland squad Meaning Ed Modze
lewsk In size and style of play Mighty Mos kid brother be-
longs with Blozis, the collegan.
THERE 1S OF COURSE no way of resolving the George
maryland argument although perhaps subsequent
performances Of players pros might provide fodder
Castgia turned real good fuback for the Phla
depha Eagles and later played for the Baltimore Colts and
Redskins He wasn't bad baseball player either enough
to catch few games for the Athletics he although Jim
wasn't exactly another Mickey Cochrane.
Lilo very fine guard for the Detroit Lions. Blozs
became star tackle for the Giants Mauza made the grade
center with the Chicago Bears when they tops
Some OF Marylands graduated stars of 1851 giving
pitch in the pro ranks this year. Modzeew the fulback,
should help the Pittsburgh Steelers Also Pete Ladygo line
hacker. There's Joe Moss with the Redskins.
BUT PERFORMANCES IN PRO FOOTBALL hardly are re-
liable gauges, either. dozen ago. when the
good Georgetown players pe the didn't offer
financial nducement they do today There big salary
for guard like Lilo tackle like Blozs
These days the pro salaries higher but the other
hand the competition for jobs likely to be result
possible college stars today turn pro than in the
past Nobody have kept record along these lines
One thing to remember in anybody takes the
Maryland Georgetown seriously is that plaoonng
the 930s in its infancy Tatum in 1851 had far
players to throw at Hagey whose mostly would have
played both oense and defense in this mythical game STILL
it would have been worth watching.
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Pennunt Races
At q Glance
BY the Asseeiotsd Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

, AMEhlCAN kEA6UEs
New York " " 4 4 pSs; sSs; a.s. o't
Cleveland - 81 60 .592 IN Z
Remaining sames:
phia, 2. September 20. II. Away (6)
1z.Boston; 3. Sentember %. "a. IS;
Philadelphia. 3, September 70. -. IS.
Cleveland at home (5l--Detroit. 8.
September 20. II, 90; Chicago. =.
September 90. "a. Away (2)-De-
troit, 2. September 90, 2S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,...,,,, ". |. rstto rsstto o.s. o.is;
sss s:Spklyn YORK g s .sSSs .:ssSSss 4 ;
Remaining games:
BROOKLYN ct home t6)-Boston, 8.
sb 3. SEPTEMBER r. es isj. "a. 4H1siP":s; Away rs
Boston. 2. September 20. 81,
New York ct home (6)--Boston, 8.
3. SEPTEMBER r. %. ri. Is. Sps,1H:s, Away rs
-Philadelphia. 2. September 20. 21.
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Mats, 5; Red Sox, 3

Totals 32 "A II Totals 80 81 8
:Struck out for Husdon in 9th.
fGrounded out for Bradshaw in End.
Boston 400 OO0 Ooo-a
washington ---------- 900 O41 00x-5
Yost. Busby, Jensen, Baker, Fornieies.
EErrors-Rradshaw. Lepcio co, zsrilia,
Gernert., Vernon. Three-base hit-zariils.
Stolen bases-Throneberry (2J. zariils,
Gernert. Wtlber, @. stephens. Sacrifices-.
to Boiling TO- qernert. Left on bases-Bos-
SSn' 1T' H:.Ma 3; Mashtnston. 2: Bases on balls
rornieles. 8; By Hudson. f. Hits-O6
moreno, y in ] inning; on Fornieles, 8
on Hudson. SCI; OF Moreno, ga. HIT
Dy pitcher-By Hudson (Busbyj. Winning
Pitcher-FornieleS (2-2. Losing pitcher
ance-5,1S7
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Football Toduy
On Radio and TV
Radio.

Radio.
Maryland at Missouri-WMAI
4 pm.
Washington and Lee at Duke
WRC. 3:15 pm.
TelevisiOn.
San Diego Navy at Great Lakes
Navy-WTOP-TV. 2 pm.
Texas Christian at Kansas
WNBW. 3:45 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
1erp Requirements
For 81 Stars on Spot
In Missouri Game
By Francis Stonn
Stor Sfoff corresponden.

COLUMBIA. Mo-, Sept. 20.-The
eyes OF Maryland were upon some
relatively unsung young men today
as the Sugar Bowl champions Of
last January opened a new foot.
ball season against the University
Of Missouri.
A 200-pound junior from Lone
Island. Ed Barritt, was squarely
on the spot as the two teams pre-
lpared to meet at 4 o'clock Wash
lington time) on a dry field, but
lunder cloudy skies. So was a trio
tof linebackers. plus a new left side
OF Maryland's offensive line.
I Barritt is the first-String re-
placement for Ed (Mighty MOI
IModzelewski. among the II letter.
lmen Of last seasons aggregation
Iwho graduated. Also gone are the
top 1851 linebackers. Ed Kensler,
lJoe Moss. Dave Cianelli- and Roy
MARITIME. In these vital spots to-
day were Marty Crytzer and
Charles Lattimer. juniors, and
Walt Boeri. senior.
Stankus Is Big Shoes.
Another senior, Ray Stankus
from Philadelphia, was on a spot.
He is heir apparent to the right
guard post vacated by Pete Ladygo,
now of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
But of all the requirements, none
is giving Coach Jim Tatum more
concern than the three men on
the left side of his offensive line.
Lloyd Colteryahn. end, is one.
Tom Bruenich. tackle. and Frank
Navarro. guard, are the others. #
they make good, Tatum is frank
in admitting the Terrapins may
roll again.
Maryland remained a strong
favorite to win today, but Mis-
sourians were confident it wouldn't
be a lop-sided victory such as last
years $50 score. In that game
IChet Hanulak and Jack Scarbath
scored twice and the crowning
touch was a 100-yard runback of
an intercepted pass by little Joe
Horning. a freshman at the time.
Terps in Good Trim.
The 45-man Terrapin squad,
which checked into Columbia yes
terday after flying into st. Louis
and riding a bus for three more
hours, was pronounced in good
shape by Tatum. Even Scarbath,
who pulled a muscle in his right
leg during practice some days ago,
was expected to play.
II don't know yet if I'll start
him." Tatum said this morning,
but he can play part of the time
and probably will" Tatum isn't
particularly concerned at this
point. In back of Scarbath he
has Bernie Faloney, Bob DeStef-
ano and Lynn Beightol to quar-
terback the team. All are letter.
men. In all, Maryland has "a
monogram winners back.
Don Faurot. coach of Missouri,
has % Of 80 lettermen back. plus
some help from such as Bill Rowe
kamp and Nick Carras. The latter
is a veteran of the 1947-8-9 cam
paigns. He went into the service
and is back for a final season, att
the age Of 25. He's a halfback.
Rowekamp Impressive.
Rowekamp is one of the West
Pointers were was expelled in
1850. He is Missouri's offensive
fullback and most impressive
one.
Offensively. Faurot's teams in
variably are excellent. Defen-
sively, it's been another story the
last few years. Last season, for
example. the Tigers yielded 292
points in 10 games. Kansas State
scored the fewest points. IA, but
still beat Missouri.
Were not going to be much
different this year." Faurot says.
I'VE may score points but we've
got a light line and we're mott
defenSivelv StrnYc0
Evening star., 1952-09-20


town men as to whether it was the top team
ever developed in the Washington area
There are Georgetowners-and others
who would have liked the chances of Jack
Hagerty's Hoyas of 1937-8-9 in a showdown
with the 1851 Old Liners. Certainly they be-
longed on the same field and almost certainly
they were the two best college teams Of all
time in their neck of the woods.
1t would likely have been spectacular
battle, this mythical game between the Hoyas
Of the late 193os and the Terrapins of 1851.
Hagerty hit coaching peak during those
years, Just as Tatum has now. Jack developed
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Receiving Stution Routed

FORT LEE. Va. Sept. 20 R.-
Fort Lees Travellers scored on the
fourth play Of the game here last
night and went on to rout the
Naval Receiving Station Of wash
ington. D. c.. 62-0.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
WIN, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Sfur Stuff cerrasuondens

COLUMBIA MO-, SEPT. 20-Pending more detail on Jim
Tatum 1852 Teapn for whom observers have
mighty deeds Maryands football 1851 has been ac-
Evening star., 1952-09-20

second in the Eastern Open in
Baltimore last year, is one of the
real fine putters in pro golf. Like
Bobby Shantz in baseball, Jerry
brings Joy to the little man.
For a few minutes yesterday it
appeared Williams might be on his
(See CELEBRITIES, Page abb
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Probable Pitchers for Toduy's Games

New York at Philadelphia. Corwin 900
vs. Roberts (25-7).
St. Louis at Chicago. Staley 06-13) vs..
Hacker u4-Sl. (Only games scheduled).
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Football Results
BY the Asseeiotsd Pres.


Southern California as wash. state
Mississippl 54------. Memphis state
fnrmsn fF,anaMa a -M''s'ss'ppi Ss~S.sr2 SSsssSss12
Chattansoss GO Geergetewn lKy.J
Wsshburn 22--Celo. State (Greeley)
Peru (NebrJ 37------Central ToWa1
Lincoln 20 -------- Tennessee All
Midland 21-@s Concordia (Nebr.l
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Friends Univ. lWichita, 90 YORK
Morgan State So Fort Meade (Md.)
Fort Lee (va.) &c
Washinston ID. C.) Nsvai station
Iowa. state d So Buena Vista
Mayvilis On. Dak.) Teachers 20 ~
Alinet IN. Dak.l TsseheFs Is
~ Valley City IN. Dakl Teachers
y. Dak. Aggteg 24-AugustanA g. Dak.l
0ustsvus Adolphus 81
Sc 1lsry.'s NIinn.l
Brigham .Ysung 1A----san Diess Mas
Evening star., 1952-09-20
Major League Standings
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1852.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Wash, 5; Boston, 3.
Phila., ,; N. Y, o.
Cleve.. 4; Detroit, l..
Only games scheduled.
Games Today.
Host. at wash, $50 pm
Phila. at New York.
Detroit at Cleye. (n.).
Chi. ct st. l., 2 (t.-n.).
Games Tomsrsow.
Bcst. at Wash, 2::30 pm
Phila. at New York.
Detroit OF Cleveland.
chicago ct St. Louis.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
NATIONAL.

Results Yesterday.
Bklyn.. 4: Boston, 2
Is inns. rain).
Phila.. L; N. Y. O.
st. L., 5; Chicago, 3.
cinci., 4 Pitts 3.
Games Today.
Bklyn. at Boston.
N. Y. at Phila. tn.).
6t. L. at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
Games TOmorroW.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York 1t Phila.
Siin;etE.. e e fSlstsSSSHsh. fSlRitssSG;
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(see BASEBALL, Page A-13)
Evening star., 1952-09-20

(See BEZDEK. Page A-13)
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Randall H. Hagner & Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. N w, DE $500.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
FARMS
DAIRY FARM
IN LOUDOUN COUNTY


23 miles from downtown Washington
on good state-maintained road. Two
story frame residence; first story
has living room. dining room, bed
room, large kitchen, bath, pantry,
three porcheS; second story reached
by private entrance has living room.
dining room, bedroom and kitchen.
46-cow. modern. Washington-ap-
proved dairy barn, ample hay stor-
age. stone dairy house, two silos.
Feed room, large machinery shed
with four box stalls. garage. chicken
and hog houses, two large garden
plots.
30 acres fertile level land located in
excellent community. Milk check now
over 1900 per month. Being op-
Grated by one man who will occupy
either story of residence. Price Of
farm, $37.5 Terms. Will sell live
stock, feeds and equipment II wanted.
Possession now or December. Pur-
chaser can live on farm with water.
electricity. milk, butter. chickens,
turkeys. eggs, beef. pork. berries,
vegetables, wood. ETC.. of farm. Mort
gage will be arranged to run until
paid on monthly payments from in
come. Call for appointment to in
spect and 60 over operation state
ments.
COLEMAN r CORE OWNER
Evening star., 1952-09-28
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

ERCoUPE. low time; 2-way radio,
1F }E.Io loop; Z: beacon rec; full panel;
cEssNSs cdEnsssfasti9P rs. 'Gl9%n 99oa p,ac. A and E
100 400. hours, excel: cond.: always
sha9e. s1a5o. il. sslss sIS mRn sEter g.
SPECIAL--Four -place Piper PA-l6,
$4,000; StinSons, Tailorcrafts, Aer-
oncas. Cubs, Vultee BIT 13, Howard
DGA, Bellanca CruiSair See Ash.
Save Cash. Whether is is mainten-
ance worries or learning to fly. con-
tact us for our thorough friendly,
personalized service. FALLS CHURCH
AIR PARK. FA. 29S9. -28
PRIVATE PILOTS. See ad under
schools and instruction. TEACH AIR
. INSTITUTE, Elk. 0683.-.
LYCOMING 30O-h.p. engine, excel
lent cond., very low time. all acces-
sories; Hamilton prop completely
overhauled. modernized large BUSH
ings: both for $525. Call ewes. EN-.
T-CRAFT '4e, lie. till june .5s; ses5.
terms il desired; see today, Falls
Church Air Park. JIM SMART,
sS9 sS oo excellent tSga fSndition new LICENSE;
194l .TAYLORCRAFT recovered 1851,
rSXs tctal oSTs tins . 950 hSgrs. hSgH. UN. 144I:
recovering: make offer. HYDE
Evening star., 1952-09-28
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

VERY DESIRABLE, nearly new, p
bedrm. home overlooking Severn
risths; $500 down. 'r remainder @
financed on liberal terms BY
OWNER. Call Annapolis 6144.
A LITTLE TOWN HOUSE in the
country, 2 acres with brook. in
beautiful healthful Piedmont area
Of Virginia. Near Skyline Drive, few
miles from Culpeper or Madison
County seat), 2 hrs. d. C. New at
tractive cottage-type house, 6 rooms
and BATH modern convenienceS, mail
delivered twice, daily, bus to grade
anod and nigh schools; no senI store " mi.
free, low-cost, retirement or young
family with children; $5,500! Photo
OF house on request. Write c. w,
AAYLoR; Reva, Va. Tel. Madison,
ATTRACTIVE HOME. Atlanta, Ga,
downtown; Z rms. 3 baths; S22. .S50,
by owner transferred. Belmont 4091,
Baltimore. Md. Box 140-K. Star. :
$500 DOWN, $40 per month buys so
acres Of seclusion with 3-rm. house,
electricity available. good pond site.
Total price. $4,000. I. B. BROOKS,
Orange. Va. Phone 7344.
FARMERS. builders. developers! Over
goo acres Of level land with l mile
sells for 81 900 per acre. Just south
Of Fredericksburg on the. Nj River;
3 big barns and tenant house. Ex-
cellent soil. Ideal for farm. busi-
ness or homesites.. Good for any
acre. Phone Chancellor. va. 2643
Rep. for West Farm Agency.
COUNTRY ESTATE in Carolina
mountains; 5-bedroom, English type
house, completely furnished, swim
ming min pool: 4 pleasure horses. etc;
ROY A. HOWELL. Beltmore Station.
Asheville, N. C.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOUSE in woods
located 3 miles north of historic
Route IL. 3 bedrooms. two large
center halls. pella easement win
finance; small down payment. Priced
JOHN M; HEPFER. BOX 3s7. Win
60 ACRE ESTATE. "craigmillar ;"
Alton. Virginia-Chief value lies
In superb site for gentleman to build
magntficent view valleys. mountains:
neighboring large estates. Royal
'Tiverton," ETC.: on Jefferson hwy
Caretaker's cabin, stable, packing
shed, pump house, 305-foot well,
never-failing spring; ornamental
trees, "a planted 1910: rose garden,
peach orchard. 500 trees. has pro.
duced 800 bushels. Contact owner,
JAMES GILMER, Southern Inn,
Waynesboro. Virginia 2S'
OLD GRIST MILL, 5 acres. trout
stream. DILDA B. RUSSELL.
Windsor, Vermont.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
sEAshoRE PROPERTY

DEL. Fine cottage.
paneled throughout; furn.; equipped
mod. kit: gar: laundry: servants
quarters: shade: best residential
sec, ocean block. Write Box 1851.
star or phone Rehoboth 8401. 2"
MARGATE. N. J.-Beachfront loca-
tion Colonial, g rooms, garage, 2
tile baths. fireplace, modern kitchen.
dishwasher and disposall. General
100000. owner occupied. Write
Box 1S5. Northfield. N. ].
STEAL AWAY. Sept, Oct.-Rehoboth,
Del.-CoZy Groom cottage, ocean
blk: modern conv.; months or weeks,
reduced prices. Phone PIT or 25I-R,
ARTHUR NORRIS, CentreYille, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD RUN FARMS

You owe y. to yourself to come ou,
and see this well-planned develop
ment which is being carved from
one one OF Leudoun County's soreeous
There is q definite reason for the
phenomenal sales and for the public
reception being accorded this devel-
The 3rd. 4th and 9Th sections Of this
development have now been COM
BY the .Loudoun County Planning
Commission. and the road construc-
tion engineers are now in the process
OF building the macadam road sys-
tens Of these sections.
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
SOFT. dedicated right-of-way with
24.ft. graded road. of which 90 it.
will be surfaced with macadam, built
70 specifications required by LOU
,SSoun county zon1ng authorities.
~ fr.ct Electricity available to every
90 Telephone available to every
~ School and bus right by property,
Churches within shopping distance;
" We PS Nave soa Il want wooded seclusiOn'
'S9 q. PS Psvs yGg Il want vide-0Den Dlots'
t7) II it's view you long for. come
and look at Maryland's majestic
sugar @ LOAF Mountain and virginia's S
tSl 25 miles west of downtown Wash
ington. which is 40 minutes over
fast. new State highways and WASH
ington's Freeway which is more
accessible in. point Of time, safety
Silver sprinF. Aiexandria xa evy and caass; othsr
COZ The developer has segregated 1
acre on Broad Run for the perma-
nsnt use OF the owners who pur-
This acre Of land lies between one
Of the macadam roads in this de-
velopment and the deep waters of
Broad Run. affLrding a waterway
without obstruction to the Potomac
River. opening up the full facilities
Wid: sectior ' CT the the potomac s 4esqsi1ai; RiVer
to fishing hunting and recreation.
This acre. o: land will provide park
ing nrivileges for cars and boat
Goi T,oudoun County has one of the
lowest, taxes in. the country, being
several times lower than any Of
the other METROPOLITAN Washington
on A new 1s-hole golf course is
being constructed on Leesburg pike
near the DEVELOPMENT at q cost OF a
quarter OF million dollars.
IG A new million-d county
high school has been approved for
construction at pkfcE hsssSurs.
Every homesite in this DEVELOPMENT
priced at 81 .475:- first purchaser to
come gets first choice.
TERMS
Down payment END monthly payment
to suit ary reasonable requirement.
upon approval Of developer, who
does his owr financing.
OPEN ALI. DAY SUN. It'll DARK
To reach West on route T. IA miles
turn before crossing Broad Run
Bridge. where Broad Run Lake is
now under construction.
G"t unr" FIRST for First Choice
Evening star., 1952-09-28
VACATION PLACES

2 HOURS FROM d. c., where the
mountains aAd river meet. Open It'll
Oct. 20. Cottages. each with log
burning fireplace and bath. Excellent
food, fishing, boats and riding.
Moderate rates. AAA approved.
Folder A on request. SHENANDOAH
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