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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12
BEHIND HOME PLATE
BY H. S. Douglas

| The Gaels won their game by 70
to 81 and the Gaelettes, So to 40. For
the boys, Gallaher, the center, con-
tinued his high scoring, with Is
goals and 2 foul shots for % points,
while for Smithsburg, Holloway, a
forward, was the top man, with Is
goals and foul shots for 81 points.
In the girls game, 43 of st. Mary's
points were scored by two players
Beverly Smith with 8 goals and 4
foul shots for 20 points, and Peggy
Slate with 10 goals and 3 foul shots
for % points. Shatzer was the high
scorer for the Smithsburg girls, with
10 goals and 2 foul shots for %
points.
The girls basketball teams of
Smithsburg High School also ended
their season on a happy note on Fri
/ day night when both teams won from
the Clear Spring High School girls.
In the varsity game the score was
40 to 36, while the jayvees won their
game by 26 to 20.
/ In the varsity game, Kelbaugh was
the high scorer for Smithsburg, with
10 goals and foul shots for % points,
while Shatzer had 6 goals for II
points. The other six points were
scored by Huntsberry on 3 goals.
Three Of the Clear Spring girls also
accounted for all the scoring: Shank
leading with Z goals and 2 fouls for
16; Hawbaker 6 goals and l foul for
10; and Higgins 3 goals and foul
/ for 7.
In the Jayvees game two of the
Smithsburg girls accounted for all
but four points, with D. Harbaugh
and Switzer having II each. Eccard
got the other 4. Again three girls
from Clear Spring did all their scor-
ing, with Rankin having 8 points,
Harabaugh 7 and Carpenter 5.
Another High School - North
Street-also wound up very sue
cessfuI season with a double win on
Tuesday afternoon against the boys
and girls team of Rockville High
The Badgers won their game by a
score of SIS to 81, while the Badger
cites topped the Rockville girls, %
to II.
The Badgers will have to keep in
training, however, as they are
entered in two tournaments - the
Statewide tournament, to be played
at Morgan State College, and the
Tri-State Tournament, the playing
court for which has not yet been an
nounced.
Billy Graham put a very definite
end to the rhubarb concerning his
superiority over Joey Giardello al
the Madison Square Garden on Fri.
day night, when he easily won the
twelve round battle.
While Joey Giardello had a very
definite edge in the first round wher
Graham was bothered by a bad cut
just above the bridge of his nose
he was clearly outboxed after that.
A feature of the fight was joey
Giardello's consistent holding in the
clinches. He made no attempt what
ever to fight out of clinch, but jus
grabbed Graham's arms and ther
showed him clear across the ring in.
to the ropes. This became so notice
able, as the fight progressed, that the
fans started to boo every time
'Giardello started his "hold and push
tactics.
The Executive Committee of the
Pony League has announced that the
opening game of the 1858 season will
be held at Pony League Park, JEFF
ferson Street Extended, on Satur
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12

Rohrer, vice-president; William
Forcino, secretary; John Wagner,
treasurer; and Carlton Dehart, Will
liam Forcino, DR.. r. M. Hill, John
Keller and A. l.. Stevens, directors
for three years.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12
IFunkhouser Heads
Rod And Gun Club

At the annual election of officers
of the North American Rod and Gun
Club, held on. Sunday in the club
rooms at Security, Ralph L. Funk
houser was elected president for the
ensuing year.
Other officers elected were: R. T.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12

With the Home Plate Club of Ha-
gerstown and the Chamber of Com
merce Committee getting into high
gear, plus the fine cooperation of the
Service Clubs, who have bought over
$50 books of tickets-with the Ro-
tary and Exchange clubs still to be
heard from--it looks like the adj
vance sale of tickets campaign for
the Hagerstown Braves home games
is really beginning to roll.
If you have not been contacted by
one of the volunteer workers, re-
member that you can buy book of
tickets at:
The News Agency on the Square;
The Chamber of Commerce office, 5
East Washington Street; and the
downtown office of the Ball Club, 10
Gated in room lis on the second floor
of the Matthias Building on the
Square The price of the books are
81 for book of ten tickets and $14
for a book of 20. The tickets are
good for all the home games, includ-
ing the Opening Night game; each
ticket has a rain check; and you can
use as many tickets as you like for
any game. Finally, by buying your
tickets now, you are saved the bother
of lining up at the ticket windows.
80
The front office of the Boston
Braves yesterday notified Rufus Ed
wards, general manager of the Ha-
gerstown Baseball Club, that Rich
ard E. VanOstrand of Ithaca, N. Y,
24-year old righthand, rookie pitch
er, has been signed to a bonus con-
tract and assigned to the Hagerstown
club.
VanOstrand, who weighs 215 lbs.
and is six feet tall, will report to
Dutch Dorman at the Boston Braves
farm training camp at Waycross, Ga,
when the Hagerstown club arrives
there on March 30.
The Boston Office also gave Ed
wards the bad news that Bob Gig
gle, Hagerstown's leading pitcher in
1852, who has been going great guns
with the Boston Braves in spring
training, has been ordered by his
Draft Board to report for his
physical.
This is a really tough break for
Bob, who is one of the best looking
Major League prospects have look
ed at in long time.
The Hagerstown High School var
Sity basketball team, winners of the
Washington County title, worked
their way into the finals of the Dis
trict l basketball tournament for the
Class A high schools of Maryland
early last week, when they beat
Oakland High School, of Garrett
County, by a score "a to 43.
1t was different story, however,
on Saturday night, when they met
Cumberland High School, of Allie
gany County, in the finals. The
Cumberland boys took control right
at the start of the game and were
never headed, the final score being
70 to 66.
While the Maroon and Grey gave
a good account of themselves, there
just wasn't any question about the
Cumberland Five being the better
team, and so we salute the new state
champions in Class A on their fine
victory and we also compliment the
Maroon and Grey on the fine basket
ball they have played all season.
st. Mary's High School basketball
teams ended their season on happy
note last Wednesday night with a
double victory over Smithsburg
High.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12
Lawyers Becoming Priests

Robert White, q, and John A.
White, 20, two Boston attorneys, have
decided to give up their profitable
law business to become Catholic
priests, vowed to poverty and
chastity.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-03-12

Safer High Speed Driving
incorporating racing fire con-
struciion lectures, this new tire
passes the most rigid require
ments of todoy's high speed
driving.
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BOATS

BOAT KITS by Custom Craft. Save
6O%l Factory-assembled mahogany
frames, brass screws. precut parts
20 models 10 to 1S feet. Price.
quality and excellent design make
Custom Craft your best buy, Cal
LU. 1-0044. -23
AO-FT. BOAT. Ideal for fishing or
pleasure. Sleeps 3. Marine Flagship
6-cyl. motor, almost new. with g
toll gear. Huh sound. Must sell this
week; $1,5O0 or best ofter. Tower
9-6333. -10
14-FT. TROJAN with steering wheel.
1860 johnson 22-h.p. outboard mo-
tor, used Is hrs; 6teelmaster Craft
sss5. Can after . pm. TO. 9-4sSs. YS
SELECT YouR BOAT from our
SsSs Craft 'iR6: Wssee coT
Colonial. owens. Baltser. Chris
Craft steelcraft,. Welin and other
stock-built models. See the new
1858 Correct Craft cruisers and
runabouts now on display. THE
WASHINGTON MARINA. 1900
MOTORS - Elgin, Fire
aS sfGne sssSs .vsn1naS S9ndlslSn; rsasOns!s
15-FT. INBOARD sPEEDBOAT with
Phone RIA. 3-s36O evenings. .-22
PLYWOOD-Exterior and marine
EEs Eas CEDAR sHs Doa sSd Pspns gss Estn m.Sos Sok
any lumber: u in. and 194 in. white
oak half-round rub-rail. LANK
Sc, Ii. $1,000. ga
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANSaa asssS $685. aass %on:;
back trial 4-month written guar
antee. HILL q SANDERS, wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
aye; NV. AID. 4-4300. -19
ANGLIA % lS4s 2;door; $SSb; 2.dsy
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
$Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114
. Vermont ave. n.W., AID. 4-43O0.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(continued.l

cREsTWooD N.Y. limited num-
on 8 sides by. Rock Greek Park.
Call Mrs. Grand. co; 5>S246. exelu-
REAL ESTATE for sale by owner.
Home sites on Ramsey Lake. Pro-
tected harbor; panorama view;
conv. to schools and stores. Turn
school. r. B. ALVEY, West River
APT. igE SITE t2sox27o), water and
5O-ft. street, one block from Lee
Church. Va. W il. s-is4s. - gs-: -
l nisels ssst.Sa ssSat.d s close
OWNER. Ii. 6-1903. 904 r st. ne.
10000 SQUARE FEET. Arlington.
zonee susPt sPts DC Can Az IA. $4,000, BOSS BOSS
FfRsT 1coIiMEESiAh; 45oo block
KAYE. or ewes. RA. 3-5734. 30
BUILDERS-Group IA rambler lots.
Jfs' 5f at BRS. ses.Sa: N% ses5S7 s25S H. MsN as
xVV hCAEDj COIeSNIllC area Oh silver
Spring-Large road frontage, pre-
liminary plan approved; $3.50 per
acre; $4,000 cash. ROBINSON.
JU. 7-7117; eyes,, JU. S-519S. --22
ONE-ACRE BLDG. SITES, in Spring.
brook Forest; streets In and ready
to go; &C per So. IT. GRAHAM a.
CO., JU. 6-6010. 30
LAND FOR APARTMENTS, comm. or
Industrial; also good subdivision
properties with all utilities. c..
LOUIS CAPUT1, Realtor, JE. 2-1415.
s.E.-7 choice lots direct
from OWNER. Sewer and water in.
Today's best buy RA. 6-14S7. 20
SLIGO CREEK PKWY.-119 II. by
275 IT,; between New Hamp. and
CARTER CONST CORP. ia.
BURNING TREE ESTATES in the
country club area of Bradley blvd.
Desirable homesites from $2.45O.
Out Bradley blvd. to our sign, op-
posite Bethesda Country Club. ROB
INSON, JU. 7-7117; eyes,, JU. g.
coLEsv1LLE Sdyss FARMs-Desirable acre
estates. from $1,000; in the Coles
to school. Out Colesville I'd. lRoute
29i 70 our our, sign R9e1BaIsssoN' 1as JU'
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

ZOO @Iss viii h.Ss sscr,:e 90r siss itsss
Can Mr.. Frederick between $50 and
noon at WA. .7-720O. -19
DODGE s1S5s Al Al, pickup; $126: Cali Il;
CHEVROLET LIZ 'e AZ 0ton arssa panel: S;@i excel
cond. $3.50. Can ct 26Oi i4th st.
'$H& $2 EstE SasS$sg isg S::s: Se!s:ss Jis::s Sss:
n'%'a rTTd l5 Dealer sr1lsdld1 l114 Vermont ave ave
FORD I 1S4s $50; geten panel: as ssss,
Ford Dealer, lIl4 Vermont ave.
CHEvRoIET 1919 M-ton pickup;
sssasna and H hi i0E = sANbERs snAiINsnSs Ike W.as nsT
Oldest Ford Dealer. Gnsi III vermont waSn; {
ave. NV. AID. 4-4Soo. GiS
PRIVATELY OWNED 1940 Inter-
national panel truck; excel. cond.;
reasonably priced. Call NO. 7-1O04
or ewes. ia. 9-3O94. -22
DODGE 1889 1a-ton panel truck;
ARPly M6l yt,I4SIs 4SIs Macarthur blvd: aI;w.
DoDGE 1SgG '5s ,a-tOn pickup. CAN AP.
NTEiRSSSiATIoNAL 1850. metro" Metz
panel; new condition, q 900 miles;
OLlelHAl owner. S1,270s terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave: ne.
TRUCKs-when looking for your
used truck. be sure and see us. Our
vast experience in sales and main
tenance OF new and used trucks Is
at your service. EDMONDS MOTORS
(Ford), ia. 2-4300, 329S Wilson
blvd, Arlington, We. 81
FORD 194S FL la-ton panel; newly
painted in Ford red and in excellent
condition and appearance. Special
at $69b. PARKWAY (Ford), 3051
M ct. NV. AD. 2-01S6. Open Q to 9.
FORD 1949 F-6 S-cylinder dump
truck; this truck Is equipped with
2.speed rear. running lights, fish-
plated frame, 3-yard body; truck In
excellent condition. For sale at
$1,095. PARKWAY (Ford), 3O51 NJ
st. NV. AID. 2-O1S5. Open 8 to 8.
FORD 1851 F-6 S-cylinder dump.
This truck 10 in excellent condition,
one owner: equipped with 2-Speed
rear, S.26X20 tires, turn signals,
running lights, frame fish plated,
heater and 3-yard Gar Wood hoist
with cab shield and high load side
boards. This truck Is ready to 20 to
work and priced at $1,S95. PARK
WAY (Ford), 3O51 M st. NV, AID.
2-01S5. Open 8 to 8.
GMC DIESEL TRACTOR 1851; fully
equipped. Call after 6 pm. LU.
2-9419. al
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WATERFRONT PROF. FOR SALE

WEST RIVER FRONTAGE-5 acres,
ct $4,000; 40 acres at 5000 per;
2-mi. bay front. 1,030 acres at $3.50
per; A-mi. bay front 209 acres at
$3.50 per: Chesapeake bay area
from Annapolis to 6olomons. You
name e and We win have it: csii
TRACKLER, West River .3454. or
WA. 1880. W. REAL PROPER
$40 DOWN win buy q bldg. site at
Woodland Beach, Avalon Shores,
Herald Harbor or Selby -on- the Bay;
"a hour from D. G. Prices $3.50 and
up. KAY REALTY CO., RA. $4,000;
week ends. Annapolis 70O5. 81
FARNFETTE, not ON
water but near West River and
glassed-in porch, Gear garage; g
acres land on black-top road, 80
miles D. c.; S9,S50, terms. WAL
TER M :oBAA oBBAAUMAN' 1727 K st. NV,
MA. scope.
EXCEL. FOR RESORT DEVELOP.-
IN ST. MARYS COUNTY" so say
all viewers. 9-rnl., 2-bath house, ar
ranged for 3 kits, and outbldgs.
Immed. sale. Answer BY letter. Give
phone number. Box 21S-C. Star:
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL ACREAGE-Sale or
lease; LeeSburg pike nr. Tyson's
Corner (Va) Reasonable. N. c.
HINES & SON. IA. 5-70O9; eyes.
LARGE LEVEL TRACT on R.R. near
main. hwy, suburban Maryland;
zoned for mfg or warehouses;; 5
cents So. IT. Substantial cash re-
quired. An excellent investment for
immediate use or to hold for profit.
WILLINGHAM; eyes,, XII. S-2559.
ALEXANDRIA--New brick and cin-
der block bldg, 30x5O; l1Ia-ft. CELL
ing; 1Ox1O on. door. concrete floor.
washroom: on 4.45O 50. #. heavy
ROTH. RE. 7-7220.
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LARCENY IN YOUR HEARrq

You can "stealp this pre-
war. 3-bedrm., brick Colonial
home, in almost-new condi-
tion and located on q large
wooded lot, in Convenient
Y North Arlington. Priced con-
siderably under $4,000, with
terms that are subject to me-
eotiation. REALTY ASSOCI-
ATES, INC, 2344 North VIII
son blvd, Arlington, Va. ia.
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MILITARY

Or any person who wants a charm
ing 3-bedrm brick rambler with full
bsmt. minutes to Pentagon. l5
minis. to d. C. Price only SI5,950.
This house is immaculate and has
beautiful partitioned bsmt., which is
charmingly painted with asphalt
tile on entire floor. Call TODAY for
aupt.
Pomponio Realty. Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-6660 till 8
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FARMS

NEW sTROUT cATALOG Just out!
REALTY, 711-A Woodward Bldg.
washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
IO3 ACRES-1,0 900 yards frontage
on q hard road and busline; 300
yards on river--good fshing; 81
miles south; $500. with $500
down and S65 per mo. TE- 6-4l31.
436 ACRES, st. Marys County. Md; {;
80 acres cleared, 2 barns. 6-rm.
house. all water front privtls. on
Patuxent River, AZ mi. from Wash
ington: Write Or CAL, HOWARD s.
Mechanicsvilie SO. ga
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MODERN. CLEAN. Q or 3 bedrm.
home, in D.. c., or nearby Nd. Sc.
preferred; have substantial cash.
MRS COX. LU. 2-s136 or ST
PRIVATE PARTY will paw cash for
Groom house; between $4,000 to
$1,000. Call after 5 p.m., EN-.
RRTUTERNTNG G. l. wants to buy a
bungalow or rambler in NV. Bethes-
da or Silver Spring: will have $5,
900 to $4,000 cash. Box 274-A. Star.
LIST NOW for spring market. Prompt
cash sales. EN-. 2-69l6. L. T.
SRAyAET5; "a. sAd7gs. RealtOr' 1918 x St NV
GOOD, clean, 3 or 4-hedrm. home
D. c.; cash client. VOIGT L. CO.,
RE. 1864. OIL. 2-2560.
CLIENT with substantial cash wish
ing 2-3 bedroom home in or near
Arlington. MRS. GRIFFIN, ia.
HAVE CLIENT, $1,000 CASH down
payment; $20,000-$22, 900 price
range, for or rm. house. Conn.
ave, Wis. ave. or Mass. ave. areas,
Md. or D. c. Immed. occup. Call
Mr.. Stuart, Ma. S-40S0; ewes, EN-.
3-47SS. ]. RUPERT MOHLER, Jr.,
PRIVATE PARTY; cash: Virginia or
MONTGOMERY County; about $4,000;
no agents. Ii. 5-670O, Ext. 5-216S.
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STORES FOR RENT tcontJ

1125 l4th ST. N.W.-Grd. IA. store.
app 1Sx50. lavatories: inmed:
occup.; reas. rent. To inspect call
K st. NV. ME. S-54OO.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Ofice VIII
be open at 4th and Atlantic ave.
sat. and Sun. for information on
and part season. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, 1918 K st. NV. Ma. S-0753.
WANTED for summer sea-
son By native Washtngtonian; must
have modern facilities with boat
tuxent. Give full details. Box &C.
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FARMS (cont.)-

I27S ACRES, in Spotsylvania County.
Va; $500 acre, cash. TE. 6-4131.
$50 DOWN. 500 mo-, buys for $4,-
$50 ten acres and new 3-rm. bum
eal0w; insulated; water In kitchen;
U. 8. $50. "a mi. west of Richmond.
Va TIE R.A121 -0E
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DESK SPACE

NR. MAYFLOWER and STATLER.
AttEast; m mod; Ia iurn; fura, and. and equip.
rates. Parking areas cony. Elk.
3-2205. -21
DESK SPACE IN return for telephone
answering. Call evenings only. MR..
Billion. CO. 5-7230. -19
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MONEY WANIEp
AVIATION
MOTTO Cycles

HARLEY-DAv. 40 "61"; o.h.v.. re-
cond., motor Job; 1875, fun price;
SIS dn., SIN. pymts. LIBERTY MO-
TORS. Srd and K st. NV. RE.
30OI UPsHUR ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Garage; suitable for workshop;
1st commercial: SIS per mo. EN-
2.l965. III
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
Ave- SsstSEz Sy Sss dse. GlSs aSs la5s ip 4oo Ss69
area. End r.; suitable for 2 physi-
ssians; s,s67 Can Ca ,.H. Ho. 2-5a5s or osA
end i'sa coMMERCiai-warehouseo N M1nspSiiIi USE. or
S5Ss-.ss Ssi5; sssiITsy' n fI1:Dios{ FL bldg snl1s
1917 12th. ST. N.W.-Now avail. 8
dec. Reasonable rent. Call ST.
1884 K ST. N.w.-Lee. ONCE for rent
with smaller adjoining rIn.. approx.
800 SO. it. Good lease, reasonable
senatIadl:. Call MR.. RozANsKY at Elk.
AiIRceocSoiNlDITIoNED OFFICE in law
yer'S Suite-Attractively furn.. new
bldg, excel. LOCATION Use Of library,
reception and conference rooms.
Sheraton bldg. I'll 14th st. NV.
BEST LOCATION for brokers. travel
Hotel. 4.O0O-sq. 1T. ONCE space d.
vided into street Il. .mezzanine and
z second-n. suites; also 800 50: TT.
Ol OSIuL. rOT 1uTGI16E UQlOIuIaLlOu
call Mr.. Naff. IA. 4-1155. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. INC. Radio Bldg.
14th h And n; X SITS. N.w.-1-rm. once.
in downtown elev. on. bldg. all
services included in rent; inmed.
occup:: $50 mo: Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
1St6 M5 AND SI6tYSs NEW YORK AVE, NV
Approx. 1000 50. #. avail in down.
down elev. on. bldg; immed. occup;;
Ill services included In rent. To
inspect, call LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
3 Co. 14l5 X st. NV. ME. g.
14th AND X SITS. N.W.-Air-condi-
toned carpeted suite. consisting Of
downtown elevator ONCE building;
occupancy Sgrs April Li /; all SERVICES IN I'M !;
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO., Real
tors. 1415 K st. NV. NE. 8-54O0.
OFFICE AND DISPLAY ROOM-Ap--
prox. 900 so. It. Near 21st and
ssss E; avs aE ny s;44&Si S5' per mo; !ssl'
VICTOR BLDG, 9th and q pl. NV.
-Lge. outside ONCE: mod. elev.
bldg: $50 per mo-. incl. services.
Room 24x7s; ' suitable for lodge OR
union meetings; will do necessary
repairs; 5000 per mo.
1874 18th ST. NV. AD. 4.2oo5
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GOOD FARMS

s-AcRE CHICKEN RANCH. 6 room
modern home; driving distance to
160-ACRE STOCK or dairy farm.
close.-in; large stream. with 50-acre
cGosgEsfS fG15s shS 81; Stock FARM. 100 acres.
long road frontage: only S19.50O.
10O-AcRE FAMILY DAIRY FARM.
good bldgs.. excellent hero ti,,,a and n,Ith new
out additional expense: everything
E%cEfLEST iSc SfIiSHV' soo-AcRE stock farm.
carrying 100 head now; spacious 12-
room home . with .dod Large h,dss ssses ,ona ana
hard-road frontage; S62. 900.
1OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM. near Fred
erick; $4,000. 7-room and bath
stone home. dairy barn, bang barn.
silo. 2-car garage; $4,000 Will nan
5oo-AcRE STOCK and dairy farm;
12-room modern. stone house. 4
other homes. huge bank barns; Is;
dairy barn n.sdsa siSS T}5@ aTivns
ddaaSsf distance Of wash. Wash. 'A
STOP IN our ONCE on U. 8. 24O in
Gaithersburg where you can get
large selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERSBURG 299
MD. FARMS AND ACREAGE
40 acres. all necessary outbldgs.;
good S-room house: plenty OF water;
frontage on 2 highways. $25.OO0.
2o5-acre stock farm, S31.5oO.
o1 ..ra.. rnoaernizad stona home: 4
bedrms., Ia baths, oil h..w. heat;
4-room tenant house. $4,000.
224-acre stock farm; excellent bldss.;
good S-room house, IA baths. S5O'-
900.
423-acre modern dairy farm. This
considered by many as one OF
Maryland's best. Main house, man
ager's house and 3 tenant houses;
2 lakes; good stream; excel: fenc-
ing. Frontage on 2 roads. S13O,OOO.
SO acres clear; paved road; $4,000,
terms.
Rambler site, 1 to 8 acres; beauti-
full view; paved road; 200 to 800
#. road frontage. $1,000 to ST.
800. Terms.
We have many farms, country homes
and acreage listed. Phone for ap-
pointment to inspect. ~
BERNARD T. BROsIUa.
III Q.0A00 -
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TRAMERS

CONTINENTALS. Htreamlites. Trav.
elites, Schults. Kropf Cruisers. You
will think you're at q trailer show
when you see all these models on
display at COLES. Warrington:
Laurel. Md. Cali Laurel 922 or Elk
PRICED deS SoR RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE
Contact either Mr.. Painter or Mr.
Boiseau ct AMERICAN TRAILER
CO. Tel. WO. 6-3231. lie
GENERA s.t5 AZ. 1851 na Y aoSs f.; rms. and
TRAILER with incl. porch, " bath.
On lot. in modern trailer village.
LeSAILE 194S 27-ft.: excel. cond. |:
with Trail True dolly. 81. 200. See
ct Ancient Oaks Trailer Ct. Phone
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"a ACRES
Ideal subdivision between Andrews Air
Base and Clinton, Md. HE. 1860.
1 TO "a LOTS. Close in Sc. Md.
ave.-High class area; lge. lots.
S1,450 up. Liberal terms to reliable
builder. LA. 6-2255, Z to 8 pm.
20
BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY
20 acres, Sc, Md, water. partly sub
divided. Ready to go. Some streets
graveled: $3.50 per acre. Liberal
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcons.)
2neL TOTAr NEvr
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

LISTINGS NEEDED NOW
COMMERCIAL LAND
ANY SIZE-ACTIVE CLIENTS
DI. 1-f5Ot. AID. 4-50O7.
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DAIRY FARM

sos per acre-295 acres rich farm
land. Frederick County, Md. near
Mt. Airy; same tenant past 8 yrs,
operated as dairy. ideal for beef
cattle: good S-rm. farmhouse. This
farm Is being sold to settle estate.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY and West
River, 80 miles d. CT rooms. 1E2
baths, inclosed porch: Gear garage;
8 acres land on blacktop I'd. School
bus by door. House vacant and in
good cond. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1927 K st. NV, MA. S-6229.
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FORD go h-ton panel, new VS.
engine, light green paint, no let
tering, immaculate interior; $S95.
.ANDELL CHEVROLET
1900 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
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MARSHALL j. WApLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
4th and Park rd., Riggs Bank Bldg.
1908 14th st. n.w.;. approx. $500
square IT,. primarily lost space.
antiretg sba OF par
rental. See Mr., Roberts or Mr..
Henry. RANDALL HAGNER CO.,
1921 Conn. ave. NV. DE. $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
CHOICE WAREHOUSES

vi vitS s.E;. s.sso q So. :. IS: caDl'0i ''oms'
t2l Ne, near New. York .ave.-H-
flee and truck docks; 5000 60. it..
plus 10000 SO. IT,. Of yard;
(3) SW.. near Navy Yard, 900 So
f. PHYS 1000 200. So; . : IT: Of + :. YARD;
Will build 5000 or $4,000 Sq. 1t.
to suit. tenant. Can refrieerate all
(Sj S.W.. or 8. Capitol Str r.
siding, loading docks, air-condi-
toned ofices with $4,000 50. It.
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FREDERICK. MD.

farm is being sold to settle estate.
FREDERICK, MD.
214 acres rich farmland, 10-rm.
brick home, large dairy barn, "A
stalls, complete dairy. water, cleo,
6-rm. tenant house; rented 1920
mo-, very liberal terms.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
OIL. 2-6441