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Evening star., 1953-03-19
Roe Set 10 Test
Mats Ability 10.
Hit Southpaws
Mosterson, Moreno
Boost Clubs Hopes
By BIonking Dodgers
By Burton Howkins
Stor Stuff Correspondent

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 19.-
Preacher Roe, one of the Ma
tional Leagues more talented
legt-handers, will give the Mats
an idea of whether their allergy
to southpaw pitching merely is
temporary tonight when they
end a three-game series with
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Manager Bucky Harris had
occasion to be heartened by his
players previous showing against
left-handed pitching, but clever
Johnny Podres checked them on
two hits for six innings yesterday
at Vero Beach before Washing
ton clipped right-hander Joe
Black for the ninth-inning run
that beat the Dodgers, 10.
Pores, highly promising young
left-hander, permitted only sin
giles by Bob Oldis and Mel Hod-
erline. Against him the Mats
appeared feeble, but there's little
reason for Harris to become
alarmed.
Other S0uthpaws Blasted.
After all. the Mats surprised
when they blasted other highly
regarded lefthanders before
humping into Podres. They
mauled Bobby Shantz of the
Athletics for five runs in one in
ming. They turned in a five-run
inning against Warren SPAIN of
the Braves. They racked up
Ken Raffensberger of the Reds
for seven runs in three innings
and they smashed Alex Kellner
of the AS for seven runs in two
innings.
Roe, who won 80 games and
lost only five in the past two
seasons, will be opposed by Bob
Porterf1eld and Chico Marrero.
who will be making his first ap.
pearance Of the spring. Roe al
lowed the Yankees one run in
four innings in his last start,
while Porterfield threw five
scoreless innings against the
Phillies.
Long Hits OFF Black.
While Washington was baffled
by PodreS, the team did some
emphatic hitting against Black,
the Dodgers 15-game winner
last season.
Gil Coan, a .432 hitter after II
exhibition games, nailed Black
for a double in the eighth in
ming and with one out Oldis
scratched an infield hit that
sent Gil to third, but Julio
Moreno tapped to Black and
the threat vanished when Floyd
Baker fouled to Catcher Roy
Campanella.
Jim Busby opened the ninth
with a booming double to left
and Fred Taylor sacrificed.
Frank Campos then lashed a
triple to right. Gene Verble hit
a meek grounder back at Black
and Campos was stranded when
Coan. after missing a home run
by 2 feet, duplicated Verble's
effort.
Walter Masterson and Moreno
gave the club a shot in the arm
with masterful pitching that re-
stricted the Dodgers to five hits.
Masterson went five innings, al
lowing three hits, while Moreno
worked the last four frames and
held the Dodgers to Campa-
nella's pop fly single in the sixth
and Junior Gilliam's double in
the ninth. Gilliam's blow came
with two out and he was left
when Peewee Reese grounded to
Verble.
Impressed by Odds.
Harris was impressed by Oldis'
receiving and the fact that he
pecked out a couple of hits.
Hell never be anything more
than a slap hitter" Harris said.
(See MATS. Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Rain q Lucky Omen

SAN BRUNO. Calf, Mar. 10
R.-It poured liquid gold for
some lucky bettors at Tanforan
race track yesterday. Just as
showers began, Liquid Gold won
the fifth race for a $20.40 payof.
Evening star., 1953-03-19

Brooklyn IN.) ------ 600 600 000o-o
Run batted in-Campos. Two-base
hits-Coan. Busby. Gillian. Three-base
lor. Double plays--Oldis to Dietzel. Gil
liam to Reese to Hodges (2). Left on
bases-W -Washington s; Brooklyn, II:
Moreno. 8; Oh Podres. 3. % Struck @ outm On
Podres, 5. Hits1on Masterson, s in &
innings; Of Moreno. in 4 innings; on
8 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Moreno
(Furillol. Winning pitcher-Moreno.
Losing pitcher-Black. Umpires-Dixon
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Exhibition Baseball
Yesterdays RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
cuban All-s.sFs, 4; s PittsbuTeh ~. 5.
Cincinnati (N). 4; Boston (A, 3.
Chicago (A), 12; Los Angeles lPCI9. g.
Cleveland (A). 10; New. York tN). 9.
Detroit (A)t 81: st. Louis (NO, O.:
New York tA), 5; Milwaukee lN, 3.
Philadelphia CN), 10; Philadelphia
chicaso tN. s; st. Louis tA), 4.
st. Louis ''B" (A). 4; japanese ALI
TODAY'S GAMES.
washington CAD vs. Brooklyn M at
Boston tA) vs., Detroit "a, at Lake
chicaso IN, VS.. chicaso "a, at Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Cleveland lA) VS.. New York tN at
New York tAj VS.. st. Louis tN at st.
Phiiadeiphia tNl VS. Philadelphia "a,
at West Palm Beach.
st; Louis SAl vs.. San DIEGO tPcL) at
Milwaukee tNj VS.. Cincinnati tD at
Bradenton, Fla.
at San Bernardino. Calf:
PITTSBURGH (N) vs. Cuban Au-staEs
at Havana, Cuba.
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Braves in Milwaukee With Probem They Must Draw Million
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Star Stoff correspendent

ST PETERSBURG MAR 19.-The Vinoy Park Hotel is
startngy imposing inn overlooking the calm blue waters of
ST. Petersburg Bay From the outside it looks if Cecil
De Mile and Sam Godwyn had colaborated in putting up
Evening star., 1953-03-19
Optin1ists Confident City
Will Support New Team
By Froneis Stonn
Sfnr Sfnff cnrresnondanf

ST PETERSBURG, Far 1e-The major leagues spring
training reverted the ball players today after hectic
week Of council discussions although big question
mains It is this: What kind of bgleague city is Milwaukee,
For the first time since 1901 when Milwaukee held
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We KNOW YoUR FoRp sEs'

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instruction

Its fun to play the Accordion sr Guitar
Instruments furnished TO beginners
246 4. State st. MA 2414
CALBORN SCHOOL
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Jordan's Sausage
Spanish Rice

4 lb. Jordaii's Sausage
] cup white rice I cup water
] can tomatoes ! large onion
! cup diced celery
Salt and pepper to taste
.Saute Jordan's Sausage In skillet.
Remove sausage and cook rice and
onion in 2 tblsp. Of fat until golden
brown. Add sausage and other In
gradients. cover and bring to boil.
then allow to simmer for about As
minutes. Serves 4 generously.
For this dish, or sausage break
fasts (sausage with waffles, pam
cakes, corn fritters. fried apples,
etc.), for only about two cents
more than ordinary sausage you
can get Jordan's Virginia Sausage,
all pure pork in the old country
style, by the packers of Jordan's
famous Virginia hams and smoked
bacon.
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Society Writer Gives Group
Peek at Past Easter Bonnets

A group of Washington lunch
con guests peeked at the past
yesterday through the eyes Of
Miss Katharine Brooks and
viewed Easter parades Of past
generations.
Miss Brooks, who has been in
The Stars society department
for 80 years. said the old-time
Easter parades on Connecticut
avenue we're more dignifled and
less commercial.
"In fact. they weren't actually
parades," Miss Brooks explained.
Everybody just looked at every
body as they walked to and from
church. There were no prizes for
your dress, either"
Taking notes was Lynn de
Lashmutt, president Of the Con-
necticut avenue association,
which will sponsor the Easter
parade on Connecticut avenue on
Sunday.
Miss Brooks said her mother,
Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks. 80, one
of the oldest living newspaper
women, told her Of covering
Washington strollers in their long
gowns sweeping along the ave-
nue. on Easter.
"The weather was usually bad.
and she got tired running up and
down the street to see who was
out" Miss Brooks said.
The society writer recalled be-
ing in the Easter parade during
the Wilson administration.
II thought looked wonderful
in a pale green, ankle length
jumper dress and q tilted pan
cake hat with pink grapes hang
ing from the back; ;'s she said.
Miss Brooks, one Of two found
ers of the Newspaper Women's
Club and one Of its former pres
idents, was interviewed by Mrs.
Gladstone Williams, who sponsor
the Washington Party" at the
Hotel Statler.
Horace Heidi, who is in town
making arrangements to go over
seas with his American Way"
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Composer Arthur Fields Was Florida Fire Victim

here. His physician said Mr..
Fields suffered from diabetes
and was pretty well disabled. ("
Among the popular songs he
wrote were "On the Mississippi" "
Abba Dabba Honeymoon. !" "And
the Angels Sing" and Eleven
More Months and 10 More Days .
Born in Philadelphia. Mr..
Fields became a professional
singer at the age Of II. Later
he became q radio and recording
artist.
Evening star., 1953-03-31
achoir to SING Bach

- Bach's "St. Matthew Passion
will be presented at 1880 pm. to-
Z morrow by the choir Of st. John;
Church at Lafayette Square. Di-
.7rected by Wesley /. Steele, the
presentation will feature Hilds
Henderson. Lola Faust and
Betsy Thompson, sopranos: Rilla
I Rowe Mervine, contralto; VIII
liam Croft and James Faust
: tenors; Richard Miller, baritone
and Wolcott Fenner, bass.
Evening star., 1953-03-31
by the AsseeIdisd Prsss

LARGO, Fla. Mar. S1.-Ar-
thur Fields. IS. composer OF
several popular song hits. was
identified yesterday as one OF
the 80 persons killed when q
IRE swept q nursing home.
Mr.. Fields was admitted to the
home the day before Sundays
disastrous IRE.
Suffering from q stroke. lie
had on March IL entered a
Clearwater hospital. where he
stayed until ne was removed
Evening star., 1953-03-31
Allegheny Alumni TO Meet

DR.. Louis T. Benezet. president
Of Allegheny College. Meadville
Pa. will appear as guest speaker
at q meeting OF the Allegheny
College Alumni Club Of Wash
ington at 3 o'clock tonight in the
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-03-31

entertainment program, was one
Of the guests. He was presented
with hat Ito wear In the Easter
parade" by the wife Of the Italian
Ambassador, Signora Tarchiani.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1. rs acres, e-rm; home, large
barns, stable. chicken houses: on on
Et9ssm gaysd hShwax mmeaate ipGss GINNING
,. 42 acres. 6-rm,. house: 3-rm. ten
ant house, 2 tobacco barns, large
running mill stream; on paved
boulevard; 80 miles D. c.; tmmed.
poss.; $1,000.
3. Sc acres. 6-rm. house. 2-rm: house,
large barn. stream, paved highway;
miles D c.; S10,500.
4. 300 acres, approximately ] mill
lion feet timber toak,. pine, poplar,
mixed hardwoodsl, large tobacco
barn, 7-rm. house. needs repairs;
laree running streams sood1 ,s.1.! to5aceo b e
Arm. farmhouse, . barns, chicken
houses: paved highway; utilities;
immed, poss.: near Chesapeake Bay
. 30 miles D. G.; $1,000; 9.11,ho,,ss ,.rgs
tobacco barn, large. running creek
Is acres open land. timber. ideal
retreat, farm. hunting reserve; I'M
proved road to property; immediate
possession; 33 miles D. c.; liberal
+ fipaEf{nsI pATuxEST Sa NIX MANOR. historic brick
home, built 1742; 9 rms, basement
utilities. fireplace: overlooking river;
large running creek, . acres land,
harbor for boats; immed. poss.: 30
miles D. c.; SI3,500. ,o,
S. Chesapeake Bay peninsula. 10y
acres, a4-mile bay frontage. sandy
beach, l mile frontage on tidewater
creek: 6-rm. farmhouse, 3-rm. ten
ant house, beach cottage. 2 large
barns. timber, complete farm ma
ideal for estate or subdivision.
o. 30 acres, 7-rm. home, 2 large
barns, meathouse, chicken houses;
on paved highway: in first-claSs
condition: immed. poss.: S1l,9o
We have farms. water fronts, cot.
tages to fill your requirements
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prime
Frederick, Md. Phone l0s;, 324
pnJNTMENT
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Army Surplus Trucks

Trade-InS on New GMC'S
Pickups. Panels Stakes Vans.
Dumps. 10 Wheelers Wreckers.
Tractors, Trailers Low-boys.
Pole Lines
School Buses
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAlSALs OF al
makes OF cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L St. NV. ST
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS.
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA. 6.1l22
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars: Ia. 9-4S01.s
about tons, equipped for semi
trailer; must be in good shape.
Evergreen 4-5792. Ill
SEMITRAILER WANTED, 2o-2s IT,,
closed van, EQUIP. and ready for
road. Evergreen 4-5792. Ill
BEST CAR in return for 1941 4-dr.
Plymouth (value 5000. plus $500
cash. Ewes, HU. 3-5S33. No dealers.
WILLYS sedan delivery; 4 cylinders
preferred: body must be in good
shape; cash, MR.. RUTH, ST.
$4,000. Monday. Q to 5.
ALL CASH for good clean '46-''49
Fords, Chev., Plymouths; prefer club
coupe MRS. DUNCAN. JU. 9-2S74.
CADILLAC 1850 DeVille; will pay up
to S2.400 cash, depending upon con-
dition. etc; history of car must
be proven. No dealers. Phone, ST.
3-3515 -13
Evening star., 1953-01-11
TEMPLE HILLS PARK
BARGAIN SALE

FEW LOTS UNSOLD
We wish to sell the remaining lots in
Temple Hills Park. a few good lots
left. some not so gond, all at very
attractive prices on your own terms
with So interest. Several fine lots
on paved Temple I'd. at low price
This healthful subdivision lies on
9, miles from U. S. Capitol on Tenn
pie rd. Buy as a wartime invest
n,ent or homesite. Drive out Penn
Syivania ave: to Branch ave;
Hin I'd. Follow Temple Hill I'd. to
road. Telephone Lo. 7-s6eo. Mrs.
Guerrieri's home. BEALL TURNER
& CO. 1105 Vermont ave. NV. HO
2-197S, Ma. S-6131.
Buy Washington Lots
11s-toot front OH ATLANTIC st; Sc;
lots. numbered II and 1s, Square
1853 containing $500 square. feet
sSuses sS seS and apartments; price
SO acres land: small frontage on
River rd and one Seven Locks rd.
at less than $1,000 per acre, as a
Lot 50xa7 on NJ st. Sc, adjoining
frame house, near Branch ave. ]
block from Minnesota ave. zoned
for detached home; price. $1,000
terms.
1 1O0x400 lots on hard-surface road
near Waldorf, Charles County. Md;
electricity. telephone; $3.50 to $3.50
: each, easy. terms.
Lot. 81 1T. front. adjoins house 1916
Fort Davis st. Sc; water. sewer
paved street. side and rear alleys
$1,000. terms. One block from
Pa. ave- Alabama ave. and Qut
St; zoned for detached home.
Lot. 36-foot front. containing about
2,4O0 square feet land. water ant
sewer. south Of Chesapeake Sc. OF
9th ST.; Zoned for house or apart
ment.
400. 600 square feet, zoned for com
mercial use or no sale at 80 cents
square foot; should sell at dollar
or more in the not-too- distant fu.
ture; on corner, best site on South
Capitol st. extended. near new Oxor
Hill School. not too far from Dis
$50 acres land. on Livingston I'd
near South Capitol St: water. mains
being laid. sewer can be had: at
'A BEAIL TURNER & co.
1l05 Vermont Ave. NV:
Evening star., 1953-01-11

DEALER FROM N. c.
Pay big prices for 80 to 40 cars.
5S06 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 1884
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GARAGES

1918 d ST. S.W. and 316 G st. s.w.
Single metal garages, suitable stor-
FEDERAL RENTAL CO. 915 New
York ave. NV, Ma. S-7416. -13
5l18 7th N.W.-Nice garage for rent,
SO per month. RA. 3-7759.
GARAGE, 2-car, two entrances; well
painted: sliding doors; take away.
BRICK GARAGE for rent, wide paved
alley: vic: $500 blk. Of 14th st. NV.
DBIE. METAL GARAGE. So mo.
723 Quebec pl, NV. just on Ga,
REAR 1899 k STREET NV. LARGE
garage suitable for small shop or
parking. Rent SIS per mo. Call
1875 !HS1f: 1ssS 81. NV. Nv sRElaos-sI5 mo;
212 p st. NV. $40; 1929 corcoran
St, NV. $l5s 13iJ Euclid st. NV,
$50 M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th
st. NV. NE. S-4100. lie
GARAGE WANTED to rent; dry; for
storage: nr. Blair I'd. and Cedar ST.
NV. ia 9-I540. . am. to !. II !
GARAGE WANTED to rent. which
has heat and light; single or double;
NV. section. RA. 6-7626. Ill
GARAGE DESIRED to rent. Mon.
through Fri, 3 am. to q pm. bet;
9Th and 9th SITS. and Penna. and
N. Y. aves. n.W. 8. ]. NESBITT,
635 r st. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-11
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

COBB ISLAND rms. front and
incl. ven. blinds, wall-to- wall rugs
and elec. kit; built new last yr.;
deep well; elec. pump and septic
tanks. MA. S-1S24: ewes. JE. 4-0S15
APPROX. 5 ACRES. improved by
frame house, has cleo, 6 rooms,
house needs repairs; located on Chalk
miles to D. c.; good frontage on
hard road. reasonably priced at
$1,000, good terms; offered by WAL
TER M. BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV.
we, Wash; .,s D. G.. tel. NA. s.6S3o Or Or
West River. Md. 1921.
WATERFRONT house en-
bay; knotty pine studio Mv rm. with
firepl. picture window. bookshelves.
Long Beach. Nd. Restricted COM
munity. RA. 8-6027.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
AVIATION

FOR SALE-J4 Piper Cub. side by
hTs snes aes factory st ruO overhau licensed 1e
until April 1853; may be seen at
HYBLA VALLEY AIRPORT; $500.
OV. 3-523S. Ia
TAYLORCRAFT 1946; Just reIicensed.
new paint. ,ob. $500 or best offer.
JU 6-2aS4. III
1916 TAYLORCRAFT; excellent con.
dition; must sell this week. j A.
SMART, MA. S-7S24; eve. JE. f.
0S75
Evening star., 1953-01-11
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

sEMTDET.-1 to IS lots; water and
JU. 5-29s6, OF. 4-7O06.
DUKE ST. COMMERCIAL GROUND.
$4,000 SO. IT. corner property. Ex-
iator, Cali Mr.. MADEoY, DI.
1924, ewes, HE. 1861. Ill
ARLINGTON. NORTH - Fully i'm
proved lots, 10000 So; IT,; opp. Wash.
div; heavily wooded. ARTHUR [,
PINECREST-Beaut rambler site.
~ acre; in restricted subdivision;
ABOUT b .!J, ! M ACRE in in Paint Branch ,s 1,ss
roads; $3.50, about ST 900 cash,
bal terms. FRANK cRAvER, RA.
RAMBLER siB;iI; SITES. 1oox2oo it.; $50
down; in large development facing
COLORADO AVE. 65x17e: opposite
Rock Greek Park; lovely setting
among better homes. Ju, 5-06l7
LOTS FOR SALE, Lyon Park. Va;
OLD "a f15sSs HoMHsrrr. choice corner mll lot,
on paved street, near Fairfax.
231x220; old dug well on property;
g se a5p puSs easb wfsf5 sSeSSle esEAH hEfs
CO. Fairfax. va. Crescent 396,
BUiIpERs.s GrssGfhs os' fine, residential lots
on upper Mass. ave. NV. Spring
Valley: priced reasonably. ,HU.
so Tors or part thereof. in whes-
in: fully cleared; streets to rough-
grade: in rapidly expanding deyel!:.
opment: owner will subordinate. Can
ss 81, ACRES. S1sss6' near Fairfax, excellent ia
Priced SS75 per acre. PENTAGoN
REALTY CO., Fairfax. Va. Crescent
End COMMERCIAL. N.E.-Nr. MINI.
ave. I7o-ft: frontage; 1l;soo Is. p,,e So
Lhf6a t'L )! 81 % RE- RsF sl {! ht!oa ssss NIL o.
LEKsButRG PIKE FRONTAGE. Broad
Run dist, Loudoun. 1856 a.. cheap,
I'm, z cash OWNER. Box lIa1v. .s,v. Star, ,tsr
Best Arlington location. JOHN II.
MILLER JR. & BRO. Ma. s-2557
leo ACRES. 4h miles from District
line. Frontage on highway and
State road: suitable for develop
sPiR1NGskook aiat RRssi F PPoSsEsr-1 acre.
By owner. JU. S-222a.
LOT, suitable for .range-type home;
s min, from PentaEon; reasonable.
HOMES built on my lot lots @ or yours
BY compesens builder: >reesonable.
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BUILDING LOTS
.ensinston-Recorded sub. street
and all utilities. Build immediatel!
MR.. MURDOCH, DI. 7-6923.-11

II you are interested in the purchase
Of homesite and have not seen
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
You should do so before making a
decision. We do not have too many
are wide, splendid sites, on asphalt
paved streets. Although this Is
comparatively new development,
there have been 40 of the better
type rambler homes completed and
occupied by the owners and 4 more
are under construction. Come out
Corners. turn left at the Village
sign which is lighted at night.
ROBERT E. HEATER
JU. Q-0O21. Once on the Pronerty
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and 3rd-trust notes
purchased; Prompt action. RE, z.
st NV Ewes. DU 7-7091
5000. payable $40 per mo-. payable
in 5 yrs; secured on 6-rm.. all
brick new house. Down payment
vas 81. s. ooo s 1aIT AsfinE ,s Sg zoo e sCr
1st TRUST NOTES for sale; So. ESQ,
payable $3.50 per mo. at 6e6 in
terest each. Call Ii. 3-0640 or
six-YEAR. end-TRUsT NOTE
$3.50 for $500; ne. brick home.
BERGMAN REALTY CO., Ia. O.
l750; ST; 3.a433: -15
arice $4,000, $44 mo-. 6es; sell
for $500. Ii. 4-7300 or LU.
s.. 10 .ooS 81 SECOND TRUST. D. c. prop
erty: 6es. $50 per month: brick.
good makers; win sell at 500 dis
count. Box 279-v. Star,
S35 mo-. well secured on Arlington
home; best offer accepted. EU.
2-29O3 before $50 or after 1880.
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FARMS

MIDDLEToWN VALLEY - 176-acre
dairy and stock farm. borders on
Catoctin Greek, situated between
Middletown and Myersville., Porter
silth loan, q clay loan soil one OF
fertile a VS Valley. improved by an s.
room farm house, 20-stanchiop ce-
ment block dairy, fine 100x45 base.
ment barn. brick silo llx35 and
other buildings. Watered by SPRINGS
and creek, loo acres res, tiilsSier lie BILE ant 4
poRE +. MENK, 927 18th st. NV.
TX. 3,274o. or Mrs. Routzhan'
SOO-A. STOCK FARM, upper Mont
gomery County. Nd. H. c. SMITH
Poplar 2.23S4.
LEEsBuRG PIKE FRONTAGE; Broad
Run ,dS DIST owkSSR kSHSSu1 so1 o9 91sv g. c9ssP staP
WANTED, as home for myself: Farm.
land or woodland; with or without
bldes.: level or rough; abandoned
or cultivated; Culpeper or Fau-
auier County or State OF Va. Price,
location. description. Box 36u-V.
Star.
.. ACRES; 20 cleared ,fs 10 neT Ho%sTG SafTi Pn =
Carpenter. Charlotte Hall, Md, or
phone Mechanicsville 90.
500 DOWN. 500 in 80 days. bal.
S35 mo-: buy good 6-rm. semi
bunsalow. old but ready to move
into, elec. we'll on back porch; 4
ss. sFs; open s49So r9S on VIE %IfLTHM IAN near
CooKE, Louisa. Va. Phone 81.
FOR COLORED OR wHITE-47 acres
at Churchton. Md, close to Ches.
Bay. approx. 80 mi. to Wash, D. c.
improvements include large frame
house with bedrooms. electricity.
crib horse stable. tobacco barn;
drilled well. Priced at S11. 900. Good
terms, offered by WALTER M. BAU-
MAN, 1727 < st. NV Wash; 9; c
ad! s.5i i 4aai. 4. Startling at West River
0a8 DN., &25 MO. buys .s5 acres. all
wooded tonly small timber). On GOOD
road. Has small stream. S2,1O0.
Also, $50 dn.. $50 mo. buys 3-rm.
BUNGALOW; elec.; new we'll: ! acre:
on hard road: good neiEhbors near
$3.50. WILLIAM A. COOKE
Louisa, Va. Phi. 81.
a FINE SOUTHERN MD. tobacco, and
Vile area 400 acres; 5 excel. to-
bacco barns 3 tenant houses. corn
house, granary. feed room, hay
barn and COW shed; lge. implement
Of cultivating, producing a ige. crop;
2 excel. hired men; $4,000 for
quick sale; need $4,000 cash, bal
ance on mortgage at Sc. Reply to
S5:ACRE TOBACCO and cattle farm.
at Mt. Zion, Nd, approx. rs mi.
D. c. 5 mi. to bay. improved end
modern 7-rm. house, tobacco barn,
cattle barn, 2 silos, ali land cleared.
excel. stream, priced to sell at S16.-
500 Good terms. WALTER NJ
bAUMAN, I727 K st. NV, Ma. s.
$3.50 or Sat. and Sun. call L, A.
Startling at West River. Nd. 1921.
FARM FOR RENT-s5 acres; &25 a
mo-: arm. house, elec.; barn; be-
tween War. and Fredericksburg. Va.
Oh Route II. Call JE. S-7595.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

16l-ACRE HOWARD co. stock. or
dairy farm. Cozy 5-room bunga-
low. lge. bank barn, all necessary
outbuildings. good tenant house:
$24 $50. BERNARD T. BROSlUS'
Crnft III Q-5SR1
Evening star., 1953-01-11
INCOME TAX TIME?
MONEY WANTED

$1,000 AT q PER CENT, straight s.
VI loan, or preferably payable S75
mo-. secured by 2nd trust on physi-
clans home, appraised $4,000: 4
per cent 1st trust, $4,000. LA.
6-AAhR
Evening star., 1953-01-11

2a5-acre cattle and crop farm. Good
water: 6-rm. frame house. large
bank barn, other outbldgs. A buy
at S26'506. H. P. BURDETTE &,
SON. Mt. Airy, Md. Phi. 1913. Eve,
and SuD Ph o31 Mr. Price
Evening star., 1953-01-11
140-Acre Dairy Farm

AVOAV&AH OVy
New barn, silo and "a. COW barn. All
cleared except small wood lot. An
house. A bargain at $4,000. Call
Mr.. Bait. IA. $4,000; eyes,. Hern-
don 226.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse So. Arlington. Va.
IA. $4,000. Ill
Evening star., 1953-01-11
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 90 nth st NV.
near Conn. and Knew, modern
want the best; receptionist. switch
board mail and telephone answer
in1 Servics avail Call ST 3-3456.
PBX service and secretarIal stan
Well-appt.. .air-cond. offices nr
Mayfiower and Statler. EX. 3-219S
Evening star., 1953-01-11
!. 1911. LA PLATA, MD
STOCK FARM

333 acres, 200 acres clear and in
high state of cultivation. Large
stream running through entire farm.
Large frame house, 5 bedrooms and
5 baths. dining room 16 by go, Lying
room 16 by. Is with Colonial fire
place. child's playroom. den. with
Colonial fireplace, modern electric
kitchen. Finished attic with bunk
beds and bath. Forced oil hot-air
heat. There are 3 other houses on
property with electricity and bath.
Horse barn with box stalls and
tack ROOM, cattle barn and feeder
shed. 4-stanchion dairy barn. large
cinder block machine. shed, 4-car
garage Brick smoke house. Beau
tiful lawn Gncluding f1replacel with
lockwood and shade trees. Selling
price for, quick sale $4,000: $40
600 cash will handle. We have
many more other farms large and
small, to sell by expert farm sales
men.
J. L. G. WEST co.
JE. 4-2SS2 Ewes, JE. 4-1251