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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01
Shorthorn Show

FOUR BEEF Shorthorn herds We'd
for the money and ribbons which
were awarded in this division. They
were Femco Farms, Breckenridge,
Mimi; Bryan T. Lovely 8! Sons, Will
sail; Orlyn Oswald, Joliet, and John
Mohr Jr. & Son, Park City. The OUT
of-state herd took all of the major
awards with the exception of reserve
senior champion female, reserve
junior champion female and reserve
grand champion female award d S,
which were all won by the Oswald
herd.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01

of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, judged
the Billings show. His placings are
as follows:
Two-YEAR- OLD BULLS = Shady Lane
Farms, Clear Lake, S. D., 1st; w. j. Harrer &
Sons Helena, 2d John John Sheets, Maaueketa'
F. McKenny g Sons, King City, Mo-, 5th.
SENIOR YEARLING BULLS-Harrer. list;
Sheets, 2di Meadowmere Farms. Deer Park.
WASH. Sd; Shady Lane Farms, 4th; Harrer,
5th.
JUNIOR YEARLING BULLS -Harrer. 1st;
4th Meadowmere Farms 5th.
SUMMER YEARLING BULLS-Shady Lane
Farms, 1st; Meadowmere Farms, I'd; Shady
Lane Farms. Sd; Sheets, 4th: McKenny. 5th.
SENIOR BULL CALVES-Sheets. 1st Shady
Lane Farms, I'd; Campbell Bros, Sd; Meadow
mere Farms, 4th; Harrer. 5th.
JUNIOR BULL CALVES - Meadowmere
Farms, 1st; Sheets, 2d McKenny, Sd; Camp
bell Bros 4th.
SENIOR CHAMPION BULL-Harrer with
Great Oaks Blackcapmar 8th
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL-Sheets with
Blackcaps Quality Erica of w. L.
JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL-Harrer with
'sSV RESERVE = JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL
Shady Lane with Prince 216 of Shady Lane.
GRAND CHAMPION BuLL-Harrer with
Great oaks Blackcapmar 9th.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL
Sheets with Black Quality Erica Of w. t.
FIVE BULLS-Harrer, 1st; Shady Lane
railnSs Nus oieS1S, So5 h1SauOWnSAS HaEhiss
18th.
THREE BULLs-Harrer, 1st; shady Lane
Farms, I'd; Meadowmere Farms, Sd; Sheets,
4th.
TWO BULLS-Shady Lane Farms, 1st; Har-
rer. I'd; Meadowmere Farms 3D.
TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS - Meadowmere
Farms, 1st; Harrer, I'd; Shady Lane Farms,
3D.; Shady Lane Farms, 4th; Sheets 5th.
SENIOR YEARLING HEIFERS-Harrer, 1st;
McKenny, 2d Sheets Sd; Campbell Bros, 4th;
Meadowmere Farms. 5th.
JUNIOR YEARLING HEIFERS-Meadow-
mere Farms, 1st; Campbell Bros. I'd; Harrer,
3D.; Shady Lane Farms. 4th; McKenny, 5th.
SUMMER YEARLING HEIFERS-Harrer, 1st;
Shady Lane Farms. I'd; Sheets Sd; Campbell
Bros, 4th; Shady Lane Farms, 5th.
SENIOR HEIFER CALVES-Harrer, 1st;
MeadoTmere Farms, I'd; Shady Lane Farms,
3D.; McKenny, 4th; Sheets. 5th.
JUNIOR HEIFER CALVES-Campbell Bros
lst; McKenny, 2d Sheets Sd; Meadowmere
Farms 4th.
SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE-Harrer with
Blackbird GMR
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
Meadowmere Farms with Eston Blackbird 44th
JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE-Harrer with
Eston Meadowbird 46th.
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
Harrer with Ester Sd of Green Meadow.
GRAND CHAMPION FENdALE-Harrer will
Blackbird 10th of GMR
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
Meadowmere Farms with Ester MeadowbirC
a.
GET-oF-SIRE-Harrer on the get O
Henkke's Eliminator 9Th, 1st; Meadowmer,
Farms, Bar Eston 9th, I'd; Shady Lane Farms
Ever Prince 40th, Sd.
JUNIOR GET-OF observation-disclosures Farms
on the get of Bar Eston 9, 1st; Sheets. Glel
Erwin J, I'd; McKenny, Homeplace Eileenmer
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01

at the outer gates each day.
The beef and dairy barns were
crowded, the poultry barns full;
there were new records made on the
fast track in front of the grandstand
and everyone reported an enjoyable
evening show and an exciting rodeo
interspersed with the races of the
afternoon show.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01
Midland Empire Fair
Draws Top Crowds
By LARRY GILL

its II with
But the rainy weather that kept people
the week And Harry Fen fair
that and people hrd the tnses
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01
Hereford Show


WITH FOUR Montana herds
which have normally shown at the
Midland Empire fair missing this
year, Hereford numbers were down
from year ago. With the addition
of the A. E. Boswell herd Of Billings
and the loss of the Pettapiece &
Kruse herd of Simms and the c. K.
Warren herd of Deer Lodge, all
cattle were the same at Billings as
had been judged a week earlier at
Great Falls.
Hiwan Helsman 10th, reserve
champion bull at Great Falls, went
to top position here, while Gold
Pilot, champion at Great Falls, was
out of the championship race in
Billings. A Bear Claw bull, full
brother to the champion they ex-
hibited last year, came up to fill
the reserve champion post. He was
BCR Super Donald 44th
In Great Falls, the champion
female ribbon was placed on Rice
heifer; here the nod went to Canyon
Advancette 10th from Canyon
Ranch, Big Horn, Wyo. She was
followed by a heifer from Lazy
River Ranches, Saratoga, Wyo.
But it was in the get Of sire
awards that the big difference was
noted. A. G. Bayers, with his get
by Alpine Pioneer 18th stood first
in Great Falls. His four animals
dropped to seventh place in Bill
lings. Hiwan ranch, Denver, Colo,
which stood in second place in
Great Falls, moved up to first place
here, and Canyon Ranch, Big Horn,
Wyo., moved up from fourth place
to reserve or second place position.
a more detailed summary of the
show, judged by Bob Lazear, Wyo-
ming Hereford Ranch, Cheyenne
Wyo. follows:
TWo-YE%AR-oLD % BULLs-william I Moore
Bridges, I'd; Canyon Ranch, Big Horn, Wyo,
Sd; Bear Claw Ranch Dayton, Wyo, 4th
Herrin Hereford Ranch. Helena, 5th.
SENIOR YEARLING BULLS-Oryil z. Kuh1
man North Platte. Neb., 1st; Canyon Ranch
I'd; Canyon Ranch, Sd; Bayers 4th; Hiwal
Ranch, Denver Colo, 5th.
JUNIOR YEARLTNG BULLS-FIiwan Ranch
1st Bear Claw Ranch, I'd; Lazy River Ranch
Saratoga. Wyo. 3D. Bear Claw Ranch 4th
Canyon Ranch. 5th
SUMMER YEARLING. BULLS-Orr Here
fords, Cameron, 1st Arthur E. Boswell Bill
Ings I'd; Moore. Sd; Canyon Ranch 4th
Herrin Hereford Ranch, Helena, 5th
SENIOR BULL CALVES-Bear Claw Ranch
lst; Hiwan Ranch. I'd; Moore, 3d. Bear CLAY
Ranch, 9Th; Kuhlman, 5th.
Peterson, 2d Bear Claw Ranch Sd; John W
Runner, Saratoga, Wyo.. 4th; Orr Herefords
5th.
CHAMPION BULL-Hiwan Ranch with Hi
wan Helmsman 10th.
RESERVE CHAMPION BULI-Bear CLAY
Ranch with BCR Super Donald 44th
THREE BULLS-Hiwan Ranch, 1st; Bea
Claw Ranch, I'd Moore, Sd; Canyon Ranch
4th; Bayers, 5th.
TWO BULLS-Hiwan Ranch, lst; Bear cla,
Ranch, I'd; Moore. Sd; Canyon Ranch, 4th
Bayers, 5th.
TwO-YEAR-OLD HEIFERs-Peterson. Isl
Bear Claw Ranch, I'd; Bear Claw Ranch, Sd
Kuhlnlan. 4th.
SENIOR YEARLING HEIFERS - canyo
Ranch, 1st; Hiwan Ranch, I'd; Bear Clal
Ranch. Sd; Kuhlman, 4th: Moore, 5th.
JUNIOR YEARLTNG HEIFERS-John I
38 September |, 1852
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01

s1st. Sd; Campbell Bros, Gregory Of Aud
lick 4th 4th
PAIR OF FEMALES-Harrer, 1st; Meadow
mere Farms. I'd; Harrer. Sd.
PAIR OF YEARLINGS ~ Harrer 1st;
Meadowmere Farms, I'd; Shady Lane Farms,
3d. Sheets, 4th
PAIR OF CALVES-Geadowmer Farms lists
Harrer I'd; Shady Lane Farms, 3d.
PRODUCE OF DAM-Shady Lane Farms,
1st; Meadowmere Farms I'd and 3d.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Cuban Publisher Slain
Entering Apartment Of
Top N Actress
ey the Assoeiatsd Prsss

HAVANA. Cuba, Nov. ia
beautiful Spanish-born television
star was mystery figure today in
the fatal shooting of Julio Cesar
Gonzalez Rebuilt, president of the
Havana newspaper Ell Crisbol.
She is Maria Del Carmen Pc
reda. 80. whom Cuban television
writer's recently voted the nations
top television announcer and mis-
tress of ceremonies.
Gonzalez Rebuilt, a handsome
man of As. was shot to death
Tuesday night as he entered the
woman's apartment. She also was
shot in the jaw.
Police said the man who did
the shooting identified himself as
Matias Mateo Carreno, So, a
Spanish banker and insurance ex-
pert who came to Cuba in 1851.
He set up a savings bank after
his arrival but recently sold it and
entered the construction business.
Police told the Court of Instruc-
ton their investigation showed
Mateo Carreno and the television
star had lived together several
months. Recently, however, she
moved to another apartment,
where the shooting occurred.
Police said the evidence indi-
Gated that Mateo Carreno went
to the apartment, forced the
woman to telephone Gonzalez Re-
bull and shot the newspaper
executive on his arrival.
The publishers chauffeur, hear
ing shots. rushed to the apart
ment, overpowered Mateo Car
reno and called the police.
Police said that both Mateo
Carreno and the woman gave
what the officers described as
obviously false accounts of the
shooting.
Police said Miss Del Carmen
made no attempt to explain why
she was shot.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
MckeIdin Voices Support
Of State Roads PROGRAM

Gov McKeldin today gave his
support to the State Roads Com
missions 12-year construction pro-
gram which calls for higher gas
oline taxes and vehicle registration
fees and a $3.50 million bond issue.
The report Of the commission
and its Advisory Council was pre-
sented to the Governor and the
Legislative Council yesterday. The
program would cost $3.50 million
and would provide $3.50 new or
rebuilt highways over a 12-year
period.
Despite the large sums of
money involved" Gov. McKeldin
said. 1.-The program is based on
economy and careful spending be-
cause it would be far more costly
in the long run to permit our pres
,ent inadequate roads to deteriorate
than it will be to have a progress
sive program Of modernization."
Evening star., 1952-11-13

Assembly which convenes in Jan
uary. 1t is the product Of the
Roads Commission and its advi-
sorry council which was appointed
by Go" McKeldin, a Republican
But the Democrats control the
Legislature and there may be some
trouble there over who shall take
credit for the undertaking.
Maryland spend $32 million on
roads in three years prior to 1913
when war shortages slowed down
improvements.
Former Gov. w. Preston Lane
ljr. a Democrat, started gigantic
road program during his postwar
administration and the State
spent almost 1921 million from
1916 through 1851. A $100 million
bond issue, which was a part o1
the Lane program, will be ex-
pended by next year.
Mr.. Wolman, a professor of en-
gineering at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, told the Legislative Council
yesterday:
"This is the third time in two
decades the highway system has
been reviewed by the commission
and external agencies and it Il
the third time that the conclusion
has been reached that it is made.
quate. Why? Because traffic ha:
run away from improvements anc
costs likewise have gone up"
Serving with Mr.. Wolman or
the Advisory Council to the com.
mission are Charles S. Garlane
of Alexander Brown & Sons, in.
vestment bankers, and E. Asbury
Davis, businessman and civic
leader.
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Town Wants to Sell
Nice Four-Mun Jail
BY the Associoted Press

GnBERTVnLE, Iowa, Nov. 13.
For sale-a nice four-man jail
with two upfolding cots in each
cell.
Mayor B. j. Schmit. 80, ex-
planned: 1--WE don't have much use
for it There hasn't been a pris-
oner in the jail in the five years
I've been Mayor, and probably
longer than that"
The jail is situated in the Gill
bertville flrehouSe. Besides" the
Mayor said, "our new fire trucks
need the extra space"
Evening star., 1952-11-30

from 3 oranges or 6 lemons.
Cover peel with water. Aod
y teaspoon salt. Boil h hour.
Drain. Cover again with
water, boil until tender. A
longer period is required to
tenderize lemon peel than
orange peel. Drain. Cut peel
in strips. Bring sugar, sirup
or honey and water to boil.
Cook peel at low temperature
in this to gently absorb most
of the sirup. Cover. Cool
overnight in sirup. Next day,
reheat slowly to simmering
point. Cool again in sirup.
Reheat and continue this
heating and cooling process
until most Of the sirup Is
absorbed, which probably will
take several days. Drain.
Spread out to dry on rack or
waxed paper until surface
sirup has been absorbed-one
day or more. Roll in granu-
lated sugar, or shake peel in
paper bag with a little sugar.
Evening star., 1952-11-30

ings. (Note-When made in
advance, turn out of mold,
cool. Then return to mold
to store. Reheat in same
mold at serving time.)
Cherry Cordial Chiffon Cake
Two and one-fourth cups
sifted cake flour (spoon lightly
into cup, don't pack, 11a
cups sugar, 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powder, l teaspoon salt,
l2 cup salad oil, S unbeaten
egg yolks, "a cup maraschino
cherry juice, 12 cup cold water,
teaspoon vanilla, l cup egg
whites q or 81, 1a teaspoon
cream of tartar, " cup
thinly sliced and finely
chopped, well-drained mara
schino cherries, Il cup finely
chopped nuts.
Sift together into mixing
bowl flour, sugar, baking
powder and salt. Make well
in flour and add oil, unbeaten
egg yolks, cherry juice, water
and vanilla. Beat until smooth
Evening star., 1952-11-30

with spoon or beat with elec-
trio mixer on medium speed
for / minute. Measure egg
whites and cream of tartar
into large mixing bowl, beat
until whites form a stiff peak.
Pour yolk mixture gradually
over whites, gently folding
with rubber scraper just until
blended. Do not stir. Mix
together cherries and nuts.
Sprinkle over top of batter,
gently folding in with a few
strokes. Pour into ungreased
tube pan Immediately. Bake
IS to 10 minutes in 325-degree
oven. When done, turn pan
upside down. Let hang, free
of table, until cold. Loosen
from sides and tube with
spatula. Turn pan over and
hit edge sharply on table to
loosen. Frost with icing.
Candied Peel
One cup sugar, 2 table,
spoons light corn sirup or
honey, "a cup water, peel
Evening star., 1952-11-30
FESTIVE FOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS
By Violet Faulkner

TOMORROW when you put
l. away the last of the
Thanksgiving decorations,
you'll be turning your
thoughts toward Christmas.
What can you do early in the
month to avoid some of that
last-minute confusion? For
one thing, you can start pre-
pairing some toothsome con-
fectionS.
This year, as you know,
pineapple is more plentiful
than it has been in over a
decade. And, for the first
time, we have a recipe for
making candied pineapple
from the canned slices. You'll
want to make at least enough
to decorate your fruit cakes
and cookies.
Steamed pudding can be
made weeks in advance, too,
then reheated when the time
comes to use it. OF course, If
you have a home freezer, this
is an ideal spot to store it.
We've given you a recipe for
a festive cherry chiffon cake
which can be made this week,
If you have a free afternoon.
You can mount it on a holi-
day plate, ready to be served
at one of your own parties or
used as a gift. To make the
holiday plate, simply cut a
fiat cardboard circle an inch
larger around than the cake.
Cover it with aluminium foil
or Christmas wrapping paper
with a silvery sheen. Wrap
the whole cake with film or
foil. For extra protection, you
might place the cake in a
cardboard box.
Candied peel is popular with
the men folk. Leave a dish
of 1t around and see how they
keep nibbling at it.
Candied Pineapple
One No. 2 can sliced pine
Evening star., 1952-11-30

apple, Ia cups granulated
sugar, confectionerS' sugar.
Drain sirup from pineapple
by allowing to stand in a
colander several minutes.
Cover bottom and top of
slices with the granulated
sugar, store about "a hours
at room temperature. Empty
into large skillet, boil S min
utes. Reduce heat, simmer Is
minutes. Turn occasionally,
taking care that it does not
Scorch or turn brown. Re-
move slices to wire rack to
dry about "a hours. Pat sides
and edges of slices heavily
with sifted confectioners'
sugar. If surface is not dry
after standing overnight, re-
roll in confectioners' sugar.
Steamed Fruit Pudding
One and one-half cups
cooked prunes, u cup short
ening. cup brown sugar
(packed), l egg, 2 cups sifted
all-purpose flour, 3 teaspoons
baking powder, teaspoon
salt, l teaspoon cinnamon, u
teaspoon allspice, VI teaspoon
nutmeg, "a cup cooking liquid
from prunes, Y cup mixed
candied fruits. q cup chopped
walnuts.
Pit prunes and chop. Cream
shortening and sugar to-
gether thoroughly. Blend in
lightly beaten egg. Sift to-
gether flour, baking powder,
salt and spice. Add to creamed
mixture alternately with
prune liquid. Stir in prunes,
candied fruits and nuts. Turn
into well-greased 112 quart
mold. Cover tightly and place
in kettle containing enough
hot water to cover 70 of mold.
Steam 2la hours. Let stand
S minutes, then turn out of
mold. Serve hot with hard
sauce. Makes 10 to IL Serv-
Evening star., 1952-04-06

LEESBURG, VA.
Phones: Washington, JA. 4-nO64
LeeSburg: Office. 6s1-W; home
Evening star., 1952-04-06

BUILDERS ATTENTION. Fully i'm
proved lots in a finely developed
area in nearby Fairfax County. IN
cluding sewer and water. Excellent
terms can be arranged. Box 46a- r.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
SOUTHERN MD. FARM

You should see and enjoy the SPAR
king charm which only this Old
southern Md. farm can afford. -
miles to D. c. 5 miles of hay built
in 1S45 restored with the most
expensive material and fixtures in
1880. Insulated, new wiring, walls
and heating system; original mahog
any stairway. reception rm.. hy. rm.
with fireplace, drawing rm., din.
rm: with large picture window over
looking lovely lawn, rolling coun-
tryside: dainty powder rm., large
mod: cleo. kitchen, buffers pantry.
"a floor: . large bedrms. with FIRE
place each, tiled bath. I'd floor: .
bedrms.; all random width floors
have been restored; servants quar-
terS and back stairway; completely
furnished with excellent furniture
incl. spinet piano: Old brick side
walk with boxwood; 149 acres best
tob; farmland; some in woods
spring in each field: large stable; &
tob. barns with approximately Sl5,-
600 tob. ready for market: 50 head
OF cattle. several horses and hogs
all necessary farming implements
including tractor. This farm boasts
an excellent tenant farmer with
plenty of help. A picture and more
accurate description will be sent on
request. RUBY DOWNS, Real Estate
q Insurance Broker, Wheelers
Hardware Bldg, West River 61OS,
Deale. Md.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
FARMS

5roaG sGkEs; Sodefn efaF homs anss' rep Rs: va o
h.-w.h., garage, large chicken house,
3 orooder houses; S16,a50. Ask
opeSator for Daleyiew 9l67 -6
REB soS STOCK FAKM Es s6G 6S
in hay and under cultivation. bal
ance grazing Also good business
site with farm. Approx. $4,000 in
orchard grass to cut this year.
l0-rm. and bath home, 1oo-ft. bank
barn. Asking $4,000; terms; PET,
MOVE OUT TO FREEDOM on a small
farm: "a a., small frame house.
cleo: barn. chicken house, A-mile
frontage on state hwy; committing
$50; only $1,000 down. ROY HELMS,
liz Yorkshire lane. Manassas, Va.
FOR RENT OR sALE-33 acres on
U. s. Rt. 90; modern 3 bedrm., bath;
2,,car ssrage; elec., running water.
es h ACRES, 2sEs, good 5-rm. house foot
hilis OF Blue Ridge Mts.s beautiful
view; secluded. yet easily accessible:
betw. Sperryville and Culpeper. Va.
$500. Cali OWNER. oV. 5949.
e1 ACRES. Loudoun County. va;
livable. unfinished concrete-block K
3-room house. electricity completed; :;
By owner. $4,000 BOZ BOX 11s-T.
$50 ACRES, sls,s5o-About "a clear.
outbnildinRs in need of repair.
z, q, G; .PPTFNTAGoN REALTY CO,
N lPiExcEFTTtL LouDouN COUNTY
90 .af
ting, ideal for week ends. 90 mi.
D. G. $1,000, MABEL HUTCHINSON
PURYEAR. Pleasant Valley, Rt. No.
so. Herndon 344 -J-3. %
i:5 ACRES and modern Groom
bungalow, bathroom. electricity, fire.
outbuildings, trout stream through
property. macadam road. Price
~ Shenandoah COUNTY: known t
7a's Pa s. Nam PAVlS st.. WodSstock Rsat Es'afs Vs
Phone Woodstock 341-W.
this farm is hr., Is min from
heart Of WASHINGTON ard has beer
proven to be excellent beef-erazins
land. Shown by appt. only. CHANEL
& CO. IA. c-4S61.
100 ACRE FARM. rich soil. one houl
from Wash. Stone and log houst
built 1922. fully modernized with
bath and heat: rms, Splendie
panorama. Real buy at So. 900
Many other farms and homes. H
P. BURDETTE e. SON. Mt. Airy
Md. Phi. 1928. Ewes. and SUM-. ph
Mr.. Price 23l.
$4,000 BUYS 116 acres rich soil
1-rm. frame house, cleo, deep well
Nr. Mt. Airy, Nd. Mr.. Matthews
| UN. 2S0S, with j. LETTON MAR
TIN. Warner Bids. RE. 2492.
Evening star., 1952-04-06
George Mason Green Co.
2S4O WILSON BLVD,
ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA
CHI. 1888
Evenings and Sundays. Lenah E-2427
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

DELIGHTFUL ALL-YR. CLIMATE
POTOMAC RIVER acreage tract; %
miles Washington: suitable gentle-
mans estate or high-grade develop
henI' bood; sa5.aco 3 aeTes' excellent neishbor-
LA PLATA, Midtown residence on
a 4-acre lot: fine old trees: town
water; convenient churches. schools,
stores; 10 rooms. bath, large porch.
oil oil. heat mn ImodeTp eonyenienees ga Ea
SOLID BRICK COLONIAL a-room
6weiling. full cellar. = baths, modern
Kitchen, oil burner. steam heat;
landscaped lawn, garden, large cor
nsr lot In desirable neighborhood;
MONEY-MAK1NG TOBACCO-CATTIE
EARN, l mile State road frontage.
2S miles Washington: 2O6 acres fer
TIE soil y acres cultivated, con-
$$idhera6le $nhe timber; tenant house. 8
sireble neighborhood: tenant Will re-
main; Sl5. 900: liberal terms.
ST. MARYS COUNTY. St. Clements
Bay; desirable year-around retire.
ment men home; modern eonyeniences;
ST MARYS CoUNTYEPotomac River S
waterfront privileges; s-room dwell
ing: modern conveniences: $4,000:
cAARLEs couNTy-potomac River
leses' Groom BUNGALOW, Insulated;
path. large, porch. modern conven-
fences; landscaped lawn; good neigh
borhcoo: So 900: terms
HOMESITES AND BUSINEsS-Loca
tions IN tast-erowing towns; tracts
tiful rivers and excellent highways.
LEONARD Ii SNYDER
PHONE 3311 IA pYArA AFn
Evening star., 1952-04-06
FARMS
HISTORIC TIpEwATER SOUTHERN

MARYLAND '
e-rm. tenant house. 5 o tobaccoo bsrns.. BARNS.
interest, in 1861 crop. complete
m1er farm sthtams 1.x.d 100 acres sosd
(2J 81 acres. 5orm. home. 3 tobacco
barns, poultry houses. fruit trees,
all utilities. improved county road,
diate aafs possession ssrsam mleS sfsoo P c. imme
t3) l53 acres. 6-rm. home. . large
al utilities. 95 acres clear; ideal for
tobacco; tobacco. grain; cattle; on paved
possession. $4,000.
(4 105 acres. S-rm. main home. g.
rm. Iarm house, arm. tenant house,
tobacco barns. corn house. stable.
granary. chicken house. first-class
farm far; r.a r. real dn inyestmens nn t., Owner
owner; :,6 miles D. c. $4,000.
Co 200 acres, ideal dairy. stock,
grain. tobacco farm; 10-rm. modern
homo. 6;;rm. managers house. 6-rm.
5sso a09ss eoncfste STshaH sios daS mschner Hafn
shed. cinder block heifer barn. 54x
20; stables. chicken houses. large to-
bacco barn; everything in first-class
condition; 20 miles Z. c.. by new
tdS dual l.po3,ksv, boulevard $4,000. co,,,,.,
brick home built f742, 8 rooms.
fireplaces. basement, > acres. water
front: ideally situated. "a miles d.
G., in quaint Lower Marlboro. Sl".-
G) 100 acres. Arm. farm house. .
large tobacco barns. sood tenant
working farm. 55 acres in cultiva-
tion. large timber, running streams,
Al utilities available, improved
bargain and investment $12G5O
See ad under Water Fronts" CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick Maryland Composite Court
House,. Phone los. 354 or 225-J-l.
Inspection by appointment.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

IN Low TAX SECTION. 100 acres,
good land, 20 acres in good timber,
no buildings. we'll watered, on good
road; $4,000: $4,000 cash. MABEL
HUTCHINSON PURYEAR, Pleasant
Valley, Rt. No. so, Herndon 344-J-3.