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Smyrna times., 1952-12-25
Christmas Season
EvOkes Spirit of
Trust. Faith

Indicative of the integrity and
trustfulness prevailing throughout
the world at Christmas time, peo-
pile of Holland often entrust gifts
to total strangers requesting the
passerby to leave the package on
such-and-such's doorstep.
Halfway across the globe,
Negro families in Virginia long
have observed the Undiscovered
with-a-sheet custom. The dining
room table is covered with a sheet.
Names of everyone in the house
hold are written on slips of paper
and pinned to the sheet. Gifts are
sneaked under the sheet when
everybody is supposed to be asleep,
and even the youngest child re-
Trains from 'peeking' until the
gifts are unveiled Christmas morn
ing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Sugar Ray Retains
Title; KOS Rocky
IA Third Round

Chicago - Champion Sugar Ray
Robinson, unleashing a terrific
furry of punches rocked Rocky
Graziano to sleep Wednesday night
in the third round of their middle
weight match before more than
$4,000 fans at Chicago stadium.
The knockout came in just a
minute and So seconds after the
round began.
Rocky Down
Rocky went down after Sugar
Ray landed squarely with a quick
right and left on the jaw to bring
a sudden end to a match that was
billed for Is rounds.
The boys thrilled the crowd by
staging real fight from the be-
ginning.
Early in the fateful stanza, a
fierce Graziano right had draped
Robinson over the ropes for no
count in what some observers be-
lieved was a Touchdown and others
a slip.
Ray Gains Edge
Robinson's long left to the chal-
lenger's face and vicious rights
to the body gave him slight edge
in the opening round. However, in
the same round and again in the
second which appeared even Ora
ziano forced Sugar Ray back at
least four times in savage mixes
near the ropes.
1t seemed at that point to be
any ones fight until Robinson sud
denly dropped Graziano with a rain
of lethal punches.
The 32-year-old Robinson weigh
ed 1874 pounds; Graziano 1874
The champion, overjoyed by his
short but successful work, said
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
Negro Land :.
Continued from Page One)


w. Davis of West Virginia State
College, Chairman, Conference Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Following discussion of various
technical assistance efforts by of
ficials of Foreign Agriculture Re-
lations, Extension Service, Mutual
Security Agency, and Technical Co.
operation Administration, the com
mittee of college presidents drafted
a statement regarding the handling
Of foreign agricultural affairs by
all of the Negro Land-Grand in
stitutions.
In the future, it is expected that
"a number of agricultural trainees
and leaders from abroad, who come
here to study and observe the OPP
srations of the u. s. Department
of Agriculture and the Land Grant
College system, will spend some
time at both white and Negro agri-
cultural colleges.
Among those who appeared on
the conference program were: ID.
L. Macdonald, acting head of the
division of Extension, Education,
and Training of OFAR, who was
chairman of the conference; Dep
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

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after the match:
Il just got up off my knees and
swung for his chin and it landed"
Robinson referred to the trouble
that encountered him moments be-
fore he was to retain his title.
Met His Match
Graziano, after regaining con-
seriousness, commented:
Robinson is the greatest fighter
I've ever met. He's a credit to
boxing. I've met my match at last"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

uty Administrator Jonathan B.
Bingham of Technical Cooperation
Administration; E. N. Holmgreen
CT the Mutual Security Agency;
DR.. Fred P. Frutchey of Extension
Service; DR.. ROSS E. Moore, assist
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

ant Director of OFAR; Carlos J.
Oretga of OFAR; David Soul of
TEA; o. l.. Mimms of MSA; DR..
Lewis P. McCann Of the Agricul-
tural Research Administration; and
]. bennett Guthrie Of OFAR.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26
CROPS

Still faced with an increasing
worldwide demand for food and
agricultural raw materials, the
United States had record farm
crops in 1851, with few exceptions
The country's corn crop, key to
livestock output, was estimated at
2,941 ,423,000 bushels, a decline Of
147,000,0O0 bushels and 100000
short of the Federal goal.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-26

FIRST TO QUALIFY FOR NATIONAL INTERCOIL EGI ATE
TENNIS MEET - Edward Whsey Oeft), Florida NJ Col
ege of the Southwest nvtaion
tennis Prairie View State College the
qualify for the national intercollegiate that will held
Central State College Whtsey Austin
tennis coach who former national intercollegiate is
native of Nashville Whisey the Florida State singles last
and cooder of the doubles championship Zones Photo)
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
ADYERTIsEMENT ZOE BIDS

The Delaware State Police viii re-
ceiVe sealed proposals from bldderS
for furnishing nine 90 Standard 1852
Tudor Sedans and said vehicles not TO
list for more than $500 each and be
equipped with heater, oil filter, side
sun Visors, and spare tire and wheel.
Tudor sedans to be equipped with
coo Is tires. Color to be furnished
is shade of gray similar or as near
as possible to that Of present police
cars (No metallic gray.)
Trade-in allowance must be made
for nine 90 FOrds-tiVe (5) Ford
1919 Ford Standard Tudor Sedans and
-Four "a 1850 Standard Ford Tudor Sc
dans-On the above mentioned BID.
Cars to be traded may be seen at the
State Police Garage, Dover, Delaware.
All bids should be enclosed ~ 9
sealed envelope and clearly marked
bid and must be received by the
Secretary, State Highway Depart
ment, Dover, Delaware, on or before
$3.50 A. NJ, =. S. T., Thursday, April
II, 1852, at which time bids VIII pt
opened.
The successful bidder will have the
responsibility of performing Pre-del'
livery service prior to delivery 70 th'
Delaware State Police Garage, Dover
Delaware.
An bids submitted must be for thu
net price, not including Federal Tax
It Is further agreed that any dealel
submitting o bid win not use the nam'
of this Department in any advertisinl
~ he IS the successful bidder.
This Department reserves the righ
TO reject any or all bids Il il so de
DELAWARE STATE PoLICI
Col Harry s. Shew
Superintendent
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

Being confined to the Beebe Hos
pital with a broken hip, 1 wish to
use this method to express my
thanks to my many friends for their
wonderful gifts of flowers, fruit,
candy, cake and the hundreds Of
letters and cards l have received.
/ also would like to mention the
kindness and consideration of the
nurses. My friends may call to see
me any day from to p. m. Please
come to see me and help me pass
the lonely hours. Ida J. Fox of
Milton, Del. S-2S-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
RESTAURANT
Equipment
NV lease having expired, will sell,
on
SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, 1852
At ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.

a
At ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
Sale will be under cover. On Y. 8
13, opposite Ace Manufacturing COM
pany, Harrington, Delaware.
The following property, io-Wlt;
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
One National Cash Register, window
fan and three large pedestal fans one
show case.
One double set of coffee urns, one
stainless steel water cooler, one STAN
less steel sink with double drain bOard,
3 DuO-Therm space heaters, one mix
shaker. one electric Frigidaire, one
Hobart meat slicer, six months ola;
one Fryolator and french fry cutter
one Commercial gas range, good as
new. restaurant kitchen tables, 3
uDholstered booths with chrome legs,
15 metal pedestal bottom tables, .2U
chairs, chrome legs, green ana golu
one electric tOaster, stainless steel
knives. forks and spoons, lot OF pans,
sugar bowls. napkin dispensers, one
9-piece maple bedroom suite, with
coil springs; 4 maple beds, one oak
he'd and bureau, several maple chairs.
pictures, lamps, throw rugs ana Deu
linens and blankets, and other thlhss
TOO numerous to mention.
All this equipment has been uSed
only one year. For information phOhe
Harrington 8595.
TERMS: CASH.
WALTER K. PASKEY
Walt. Dickerson, Auctioneer. 3-2l-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
PUBLIC SALE!

/ will sell at Public Auction the
Household Goods of my deceased mo-
ther Mrs. Emma Jones, at her home
15 mile south of Waples Pond, 235
miles north Of Milton, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 29th, 1852
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. IA.
Rain or Shine
The following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One 5-piece chrome breakfast suite,
3-piece bedroom suite, antique marble
top bureau and stand, one 4-pOster
antique bed, iron bed with springs, two
wash stands, with wash bowls, one
bureau, one baby crib, ice refrigera-
tor, two side boards, dining room
table with chairs, six kitchen chairs,
six cane seat parlOr chairs, drOp-leaf
table, parlor table, three stands, two
sofas, kitchen cupboard, glass doors,
apartment size gas stove, wood heat
er, Brussels rug, IL X ~, good; one
commode. Lot of pictures and other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH. No goods to be re-
moved until paid for.
MRS. WALTER c. ATKINS
Charles c. Jones, Auctioneer
Ward H. Short, Clerk 3-21-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

In sad and loving remembrance OF
a dear Dad and Husband" Afford
:. Rogers, who departed this lie
March 2S, 1850;
They say that time heals all sorrow
And win help us to forget;
But time so far has only proved.
How much we miss you yet.
We often sit and think of you and
Think of how you died.
To think you didn't say goouoFe
Before you closed your eyes.
Loved and missed by wife aid chit
dren! A'P
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

I want to thank my friends and
neighbors for the many cards
flowers, and gifts 1 received while
I was in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital and since l have returned
home. 1 especially want to thank
DR.. o. A. James for his services,
also DR.. Veliesus, my nurses, Mrs.
Schrock, Mrs. StaytOn, and Miss
Peterson, and all of the nurses and
staff who were so kind. Thanks
again.
Mrs. Orville Layfield
1t Dagsboro, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
NOTICEl

Please take notice that Antonio
Nero and Joe Nero are not agents
for AL Nero & Company and have
no connection whatsoever with this
firm. We will not be responsible
for any work done by them, nor
any purchases made by them, nor
are they authorized to collect any
of our bills.
AL NERO AND COMPANY
3-2I-6t Laurel, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank the Houston
White Company, the Daughters of
the o. U. A. NJ, the Be Ye Faithful
Circle, friends and neighbors for
the flowers and beautiful cards 1
received while a patient in the
Beebe Hospital and while GONZALES
cling at the home of my daughter.
Mrs. Carl Stevens, MillsbOrO, Della
ware 3-28-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
win be received at the Office Of the
Division Of Public Health Education,
State Board of Health, at Dover, Del
aware, on or before - O'Clock noon,
Friday, April 11th, 1852, for printing
Of bi-annual report OF the State Board
for specifications. Bids will be ac-
cepted for both the letter press and
offset process. 3-26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
LICENSE APPLICATION

I, Henry M. Taylor, Jr., trading
as general distributors, intend to
make application for a wholesalers
license for a branch warehouse to
sell beer at 613 North Walnut
Street, Milford, Delaware.
HENRY NJ. TAYLOR, JR.
613 North WalEat Street
3-21-3t Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
LICENSE APPLICATION

1, GILBERT HARMON, intend to
make application for a license to
sell Malt Beverage for consnmp-
ton on the premises in a restaur-
ant located at Milton.
GILBERT HARMON
Front Street
3-14-3tp Milton. Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
NOTICEl
CARD OF THANKS

Many thanks for the beautiful
cards / received while in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Will
bur Mitchell, Millsboro, Delaware.
2-2S-1t
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
YOU BREAK AND BEND
WR WILD AND MEND

Oxy-Actylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize II
Electrical Repairing Batteries
Generators MagnetOs.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
Stanley Hunter, Proprietor
North Washington Street
Phone 5513-MilfOrd, Del.
6-8-ff
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
NOTICE

have voluntarily left the en-
ployment of George A. COchrane
and Co, Harrington, Del
James H. COndiff, Jr.
1tD Houston, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
EDWARD H. KINNEY. JR
for
Fuel on and Kerosene
fsll 4662 f7-tf Milford Del
NOTICEi

For roofing and water prooAng
service call A. H. Short and Son,
Ellendale. Phone Greenwood 774b.
1-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28

LeaEn and 0bey farn saIety Tulea.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the State Highway Department.
at it's offices until 2:00 p. NJ. +. S.
+. April Is, 1852 and at that time
publicly opened for contracts involv-
Ing the following approximate guam
CONTRACT 1t4s
Federal Aid Project F-1s7 ~
Georgetown Laurel Road TO
Browns Church
Sussex County
Di, ded Highway, ~ RoadWays
3.3s5 Miles
alternate Type "a" Hot Mix
Asphalt Pavement
Alternate Type -" Reinforced
Cement Concrete Pavement
l.. S. Clearing & Grubbing
A las, 900 G. Y. Excavation
Il 13l 900 c. Y. Excavation
1,400 c. Y. Excavation for Struc-
A $4,000 G. Y. Borrow
B $4,000 G. Y. Borrow
1000 c. Y. Borrow Pit Stripping
A 100000 G. Y. Selected Borrow
Y 86,5OO c. Y. Selected Borrow
A ISt,5 500 T. Waterbound Macadam
A 50, 700 T. Hot Mix Asphalt Sur
B $4,000 c. Y. Cement Concrete
$40 G. Y. Cement Concret,
Masonry
1900 s. Y. WaterprOofing
$500 LIB. Reinforcing Steel
B %, 600 Sqs. Wire Mesh Reinforce
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-28
IN MEMoRlAM

walt. DickersOn, Auctioneer. 8-SI-StI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

attacks have been made our farm
present floor this
edurng the foury O
A SOUND NATIONAL FARM PROGRAM IS OF GREAT
IMPORTANCE TO COLUMBUS COUNTY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

"0UR PRESENT FARM PROGRAM IS THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST INSURANCE THAT We HAVE EVER HAD FOR
THE PROSPERITY OF OUR FARMERS AND ALL OUR PEG.
PIE"
Evening star., 1952-08-17
FARMS

sOs-ACRE grazine farm. beautifully
rooms, three baths: three barns.
tenant house, seed, chicken and hog
houses. corn crib: tool shop, ,silo;
near nn North E9rR a Reaeer pam
Creek flows through land, springs;
blue grass. orchard grass. lespedeZa,
ETC.; $500 substantial first trust.
Write c. B. DICKSON, Paeonian
Springs, Va. Phone Hamilton G3e2
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY or nurs-
ing home; 1915 acres, spring and
pond; one of Loudoun Countys most
beautiful building sites. House. has
four rooms, first floor, with large
screened porch; five bedrooms. sec
ond floor. two baths: third door,
easily converted into hostel; 36-foot
barn, garage. small servant room,
and other outbuildings. Four miles
beyond Leesburg on first cross road
between highways and 3. Beau
tiful lawn. trees, stone-walled court
sDrss. Msss e W. pbaes Pesf1n Es%tea ssss
4eS-ACRE VA. ESTATE. has large
mansion house guest house, double
garage with 3zrm. @ apt, other bldss; !;
$4,000 with 5000 dn.. bal. over
10 years. WILLIAM A. COOKE,
al Louise; ssprS Va d,ias.sl,; Ih; 81; roo s,,..
house. frame wing: all Of the charm
of the old, conveniences Of the new,
in a setting of magnificent ever
green's and box; stone guest house.
barn for cattle. VIII consider di-
yiding. BRECKINRIDGE q HANNA.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

TWENTY-THREE ACRE farm estate
only II miles from Wash. "A miles
from Bslto;;; on paved highway; g
oil h.-w: h.. Ia baths; level. well.
tsnssd te ssI iaoS Only esSly s5syoJS ecs'' Priced
Unusual 10 acres with grand stream
baths. oil furnace; fne bldgs.; near
Damascus, Early poss. $4,000. :.
me- new ~ s.rm. % home located 10 On ss STATE
at S1O.50O. II. r. BURDETTE &
SON. Mt. Airy, Nd. Phone 123;
J ewes. and sun. phone Mr.. Price. al.
1O9 ACRES, 65 acres cultivated: g.
rm; house. elect; tobacco barn, n,
Ffics. s4s.s siS. aHti .oioo.V Owner snare Oh crop
1oo-ACRE stock and tobacco farm,
65 acres. cultivated; 5 miles from
rm. house. bath. elec., 3-room tenant
house, 2 tobacco barns and many
outbuildings, Sl4,900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house. III.
story. bath elect, bsmt., 1-acrt
lot. Priced $4,000.
25 ACRES waterfront with buildings
near Tompkinville. Price. $4,000.
Mr.. COBB ISLAND; 4-room bunga.
low. bath. lge. porch; elect; com.
pletely furn. Price. S5,250.
COBB ISLAND. waterfront, lot No. q
and No. 10 Lot A, Section F. Price
Sl,150.
| 10 ACRES on wicomico River; beau
fiful beach.
one 7-room house In waldorf. Ia
I. O. KRAGH
| Real 2atate Broker, Rison, Nd.
indian Head 261k
Evening star., 1952-08-17
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD RUN FARMS

You owe 1t to yourself to come out
and see. this well-planned develop
ment which Is being carved from
one OF Loudoun County's gorgeous
Potomac River estates.
There is q definite reason for the
reception being accorded this de-
The Srd. 4th and 5th sections of
this development have now been
completed by the engineers and ap-
proved by the Loudoun County
construction engineers are. now in
the process of building the mac
adam road systems Of these sections
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
ID every homesite will be served
with s4,ft. graded udasea road tFhiifh~ssS ot which 81
It. will be surfaced with macadam,
built to specifications required by
Loudoun County Zoning authorities.
90 electricity available to every tract.
(3) telephone available to every tract
~ school bus right by property.
(56 3, do y, you. want wooded seclusion'
(6l do you want wids-opsn plotsi
We have It,.
@ sna e lnos s vie" ss Sop SnE fCT
Sugar Loaf Mountain and virginia'i
Blue Ridge range.
Cd % miles west Of downtown
washington, which Is 40 minis. oveI
fast. new State highways. and Wash
ingtons, Freeway.. which Is more
Silver Spring, Alexandria and Other
committing areas.
CO. the developer has segregated ]
acre on Broad Run for the, perma.
nent ns 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 oi
Broad Run, affording q waterway
without obstruction to the Potomac
River, opening UP the full facilities
81 %di Broad ss.t,oR Run and md this this na
to fishing, hunting and recreation
This acre OF land will provide park
ing PRIVILEGES for cars and . boat
10y Loadoun County has one Of III.
several times lower than any Of The
other Metropolitan washington
Oily new 1s-Aols golf course 4
Deins Sonstrncted on Leesburg pix
a'aS au.ss:- ss: essv:lGDHsos e %os as.,:so cost Of
(l2J q new miilion- -doYiar counts
high school has besn approved foii
construction Of Eeeebufg.
kysEy gsIs.a honest. q Il .7t II fs. tnis SsyoDmsp
come gets first choice.
TERMS
Down payment and monthly paymen,
to suit any reasonable requirement
upon approval Of developer, who
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARK
To reach: West on Route z. IA mile,
past Tyson's Corner. take last right
turn before crossing Broad Rur
Bridge. where Broad Run Lake u
Get Here First for First Choice
COLEMAN G.. GORE
LEESBURG. VA. Phone 4e-W-13
ROBERT B. YOUNG
HERNDON. VA. Phone 94-W-1
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Vests Catalog!

bargains ' in virsinia. West virsinis ,
Tidewater area. and other States
from Maine to Florida. VESTS
Bldg. Philadslphia; as u Pa; Am ,.,,,
County. Va. Deiishtfui d resi-.
COW. 5 porches. picturesque set
ting; also 2-story log cabin; poul-
try house; barn; spring house; other
bldgs.: 1877 scenic acres. rs till,
able. .112 acres watered pasture ant
E%eGUgIyr ESSdaRd Sq yAT1H STs1Tns fEus trees
1aesns MRsTs, e rra9seqi e. Hutchinss G + Front rSS
Royal rd.. White Post, Va. (12 mi
south of Winchester on Rt.. 522l,
Phone: Stephens City 179-J-l2. sun
DAY 0y cRa% fppSinSnsHf sToHE oat5i HOME,
minute drive Gettysburg. Pa; 50
acres. 55 tillable; fruit orchard. pri-
vate stream. Charming. grey stone
home, fully modernized, g rooms
landscaped lawn. double garage. Fine
cemented barn 40xS0. with 35 ties,
vents and metal roof; 2 poultry
houses: brooder house: other bldgs
EXCLUSIVE VALUE, price down tc
S$7sSc S7ss. WIPE sansinf G. srEa1sna Bresm. rsis. aD
heid Fei: codM1HTRRs' dsS5HseRREss' FPAaRiM,
North of Fredericksburg, less than
hours drive to washington on Shir::
ley hTy:; ettTactive reSidenes: ice e.
tiful stone chimney. colorful shaded:
shrubbed lawn; 2-car garage; good
barn; poultry and brooder houses
sranary; 100 acres. so tillable; fruit
orchard, private stream; taxes $50
Owner transferred; Sacrifice fol
Sol s'sSSo ass. poMT pWEgfs. 0e1 w. T TEssMs sses
man. z. D. No. l: Fredericksburg
va wATERrRoNT WATER sosnSeiCs EsrATEi TFI
Eastern Maryland. Delightful gentle.
mans estate, with 410-ft. beautiful
river frontage. Modern '.L"-typs
residence, lovely rooms. tile bath
minfsS all city aony Ssssm.nt n heat. hsas full .ss
scaped lawn: poultry house: g
boating. EXCLUSIVE VALUE. price
Sis. .500i No. B-2924. VESTS, L K
- MoTEi.-TRAILER TTSi COURT!
Daytona Beach. New Smyrna Beach
resort area: frontage on q. s. No. ]
and bordering beautiful Indiar
River. Thriving. year-round mote
and trailer park, 10 rental units
private tile baths; "a trailer lots
shower house, Private 3-rm.. bati
lights. private dock, All Furnishings
and fixtures included. Terms ar,
ranged. No. B-37 .a04. VESTS
K. L. Brown. 1899 N. Orange ct.
New emyrna Beach. Fla. CATALOC
NAILED FREEl
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1. CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA--219
barns. tenant house, complete ma
chinery. 1852 crops. farm overlooks
the bay; paved highway. SO miles
2. HisTio9RlISc;o oEssTiATE-lse acres. O.
3 large barns, 1852 crops, tobacco,
corn; l mile frontage on paved high
way; 35 miles D. c.: S25. 900.
8. 35 ACRES, e-rm. home, utilities.
tobacco barn. other outbuildings,
paved road. $4,000: "a miles d. C.
A. 81 ACRES. 5-rm. home, 3 tobacco
barns, machinery. poultry houses,
fruit trees. all utilities. stream; 20
miles p. C. Immediate possession.
5. 8;'IS; 81 ACRES going farm. 3 large to-
bacco barns. stable. corn house, 2
good farm houses, all utilities avail
able; 80 acres clear; operated by 2
tenants, farm on main paved road,
* miles D. c. Immediate possession.
8, sS-AcRE peninsula. u mile water
front. lower Patuxent River area.
large pine trees. 500. 900 It. matured
timber on paved roads. all utilities;
60 miles D. c.: S16.500.
Y. lis ACRES. modern 7-rm. home,
large tobacco barn. poultry houses,
corn house, " mile waterfront, good
ducking, fishing. all utilities; i'm
proved road. 25 miles d. c.; $21. 900.
We have farms, waterfronts, cottages
to fill your requirements, CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. Prince Frederick,
Maryland. Phone los, asa or 225.
J-1. Inspection hg appointment.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Just 20 minutes from down
town Washington by Shirley
hwy. Two-bedrm., insulated
houses, hardwood floors
central heat, electric stove
large lot, all modern con-
veniences. Only $4,000
Down pymt., then monthly
pymts. may be less than
your rent. OPEN HOUSE
IL ANS pm. Sunday 17th
Out Shirley hwy. and into
No. / at Woodbridge, Va.
turn right on No. 1913 tc
Horner rd. at Open House
sign and continue south z
blocks to SALE SIGN.
ROY HELMS, Realtor
Tel. Manassas K-87-J-11
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BUILT IN 1845

This old Southern Md. farm was BULL
In 1S46. completely restored In 1850
with the most expensive material
has the ORIGINAL mahogany stair.
way. picture window. recpt. hall
buticr's pantry. eervantsf ouSrters
fireplace; 5 bedrms.. = of which
have nreplaces; baths, lovely
grounds, 14o acres, best soil; 3 tob
barns. stable, stream running Through
each neld; tenant house with excel
lent tenant with plenty help; main
ture, all necessary farming equip
ment. 8 horses and 80 head cattle
and growing crop Of corn and tob
win 80 with property no nnancina
required; reasonable down payment
Picture and financial setup win be
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
neale Md. West River R70a