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Deaf Golfers Tournament
Led by Pennsylvania

George Dudas of Norristown,
Pa, was low scorer with n in the
Open Golf tournament sponsored
by the District Deaf Golfers AS
ISOLATION at Prince Georges.
The women's winner was Mrs.
Shirley Panara of Kent Village
with ITO.
Leaders in handicap classes
were:
Glass A-Byron Baer, Chevy Chase.
p3-l9-14; Ernest Vinci. Middletown,
Conn. 97-23-74; Leroy Christian.
Arlington, 93-1S-15. Class B-Leo
Lewis Arlington. l12-39-13: Arthur
Seward. Philadelphia. 1l2-3S-15; Rob
ert johnson, Atlanta. STD. Class
C-Richard Wright, Kent Villase l36-
5l-65; Robert Hopkins. Alexandra.
12S-54-5i
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FurqoI Enters Toms
100000 Journeys

CHICAGO, June 26.-Ed Fur
gol, newly crowned National
Open champion, today entered
the 100000 All-American and
World golf Journeys at Tam
O'Shanter, August So and Au-
gust 12-15.
First prize in the World" is
an unprecedented 100000.
Tam promoter George S. May
also announced entries from
Betty Jameson. winner Of the
recent Women's Western Open.
and Lloyd Mangrum, Tam's host
pro, the 1854 Mems Western
Open winner.
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Fort Dupont, which could stand
more play.
More than 10 years ago Leoffler
took AL Farr, AL Thomas. and
the late Harry Graham, business
partners of many years, into
partnership, Graham's share
was taken over from his mother
by George. son. Farr and
Thomas sold out to the Leoff1er
boys, Severine, jr., 38, and
Layne, 33.
The boys are taking more Of
the responsibility and operation
but, S. G. still puts in a full work
day and is contact man for the
Government.
How's his golf? He wouldn't
know. He hasn't played round,
even over his own layouts. in 20
years. He'll have plenty of time
for golf when he retires.
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Ed Burke Posts IS,
Ford Has Sc 10 Tie
For Runnerup Spot
BY the Associated Press

WETHERSFIELD, Conn, June
26.-Tonmy Bolt posted 2
Under par 50 today to retain
the lead at the end of the third
round in the $4,000 Insurance
City Open Golf tournament with
a 54-hole score of 200.
The snappy Texans 54-hole
total included a sensational so
yesterday, equalling the p. G. A.
one-round record.
But where his spectacular go
yesterday zoomed him five
strokes in front of the tough
competition, his margin was re-
duced to only three strokes to-
day. Doug Ford, Kiamesha Lake,
N. Y, and Ed Burke, Wood
bridge, Conn, followed Bolt at
203.
Dozen Within Reach.
And at least a dozen other top
notchers were within reasonable
distance of Bolts 200 total with
the final 18-hole round. to be
played tomorrow.
They included John Palmer,
Charlotte, N. c., 204; Julius
BoroS, Southern Pines, N. c., and
former National Open champion,
POS; Bob Toski, Livingston. N. j.,
the 1858 winner; Gene Littler.
Palm Springs, Calf, and DR..
Cary Middlecoff, Memphis. dem
fist. among the 206s.
Toski predicted that "a four
round total of 269 will win the
top prize here, and I'm going to
shoot a 60 Sunday to do it." He
might. but it might not win.
especially if Bolt RECEIVERS his
putting magic.
Tommy. who insists his days
of tantrums and broken golf
clubs are over, explained today'S
50 on the 6,56l-yard. par 1896
II Wethersfield Country Club
course was because my puts
wouldn't drop" He scored two
brides.
The 36-year-old Bolt did show
two displays of temperament.
The first was on the second hole
when he called for a ruling on
his second shot, which landed in
the rough to the right of
the green among grass clip
pings. Tournament Director Ray
O'Brien said. PLAY the ball.
and Bolt appeared miffed. AS
it turned out. Bolt pared the
hole in FIVE anyway.
Later. when he finished his
round. Bolt refused to drop into
press headquarters. Tell the
press" he said through an ennis
sary, my puts wouldn't drop"
Iron Shot Hits Pin.
Although Bolt could have i'm
proved on his score when his
puts trimmed the cup and re-
manned out a few times, he got
a break on the 18th. His 150-
yard strong iron shot was
stopped by the pin and left him
with a comfortable putt when
the ball appeared headed for
the traps.
Burke, brother of Billy Burke,
the 1881 National Open champ,
carded the best round among
the leaders today. a IS. which
included six brides, one of them
a 60-foot putt.
Ford. like Burke. a native of
Connecticut, looked good in reg
iStering his 66.
Teodinu ScOroc.
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Skinker's Rally Puts
Him and Browne|I in
Columbia SemifinaIs

Earl Skinker came through
with a birdie on the 18th hole
and, after an hours intermiS-
sion because of the storm yes
terday, found the 18th to SAL
wage a semifinal berth for him.
self and Bobby Brownell in the
Columbia Country Club men,
ber-gueSt tournament.
Skinker and Brownell. medal
lists and favorites in. the title
fight, where no handicaps are
used, defeated Martin F.. Nc
Carthy and Gil Willett, the
Prince Georges champion. after
trailing by a hole with two to
play.
Today they meet A. G. Dezen-
dorf and Ralph Bogart of Chevy
Chase in the tournaments fea-
ture match. The latter team
defeated James Crowley and Bill
Ritter of Congressional, 3 and
2. with a best-ball of two under
par.
The other match will be be-
tween George F. Miller and John
Eisinger, Duke University star
from Congressional, against Dick
, Essex and George Cornell. the
Congressional club champion.
Title Match at 1880.
The title match will be played
at 100 this afternoon following
semihnals at 800 and $50.
Only the Dezendorf- Bogart
victory was posted when the
early-evening storm broke at
full force. The participants in
the Skinker Brownell match
and the gallery ran for the club
house. The Essex-Cornell match
contestants made for a shelter
near the 18th tee. but later ran
for the club when the lightning
struck closer.
But the Miller Eisinger match
battled through the rain to play
their final hole, the 18th.
Brownell was two under par
in the top match of the day,
but his team went one down by
losing the 18th to a par. Skinker
came to life on II by knocking
IN a 7-footer for a birdie. and
after the storm Skinker pared
the 18th after Brownell had
raped a 25-foot putt IL feet
past the cup, believing the green
70 be much slower after the rain.
His putt tipped off Skinker.
Miller Eisinger 4 Under.
Miller and Eisinger had the
lowest beSt-ball score of the day,
four under par. and defeated
Page Cornwell and Jack Barr of
Chevy Chase, 2 and /. after
losing the first two holes. The
winners missed par only on the
first hole, and had five brides.
Essex and Cornell were two
down to Dick West and John
Davis of Army Navy II holes
but Essex and Cornell then
birdied four straight holes to go
2 up and finally won. 2 and /.
The best comeback of the day
was by Senator Herman Welker
and Bill Brownrigg. They were
four down and four to play
against Norman Frost and Tom
Belshe in a third flight match,
Senator Welker, a 16-handi-
capper, had three pars on stroke
holes for net brides and nat
ural birdie on Is and sent the
match into extra holes. Then he
won the 18th with another par
minus a handicap stroke for a
birdie.
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trict's public
golf courses.
He was more
like a young
Ster with his
first set Of
golf sticks.
The extern
sion. added to
his pre- en- t
C o n ira c t.
will give his
company the
c o u r 8 e s
t h r o u g h
December 81,
an0A YY~1Y1 -
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By MerreII WhittIesey

S. G. Leofiler belied his 66
years the other day when he was
talking about that new eight
year contract to operate the Dis
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The junior golf programs have
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OUT OF TOWN REAL EsTATE
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHoBoTH BEACH-Loveiy cottage,
ocean block; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. scr.
q LOTs-Choice location at Herald
( Harbor Beach. Will sell very rea-
sonable. RA. 6-7SO1.
FENWICK, on the Potomac. near
Marshall Hall; lovely all-year-round
cottage with sandy beach; modern
bath. Mr.. Rees, Riverdale 3-4S51
or 1902. LYMAN c. DELE & CO.,
INC. Indian Head once.
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Exclusive Agent


OF 4-s5S6 OF. 4-s03h
500 ACRES situated nr. Warrenton
Va, in the heart Of the horse and
cattle country. Land is good. strong
well drained Farm suitable FOL
horses. dairying or beef cattle. con-
COW dairy barn. 4 siios. 3 tenant
houses, several other bldgs. The
manor house is of Georgian design
masonry construction with 8 bedrms.
baths, ige. liv: rm;, din. rm.. kit,
center, hall and full basement. Fully
insulated and weather stripped
Slate roof. modern hot.water heat.
ing system. Spacious lawn, well
handicapped. American and Engiish
boxwoods. Plentiful natural water
supply In addition to elaborate
water system from deep well and
underground piping system. This
farm is an historical landmark with
In committing distance OF the Ma
tion's Capital and must be seen To
be fully appreciated. Sl25, 600 with
terms: Inspect ct your convenience
TINKLE PROPERTIES
IA. 2-o3Rl ia 7-33o6
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NEW
StrOut CatalOg

just outi Mailed free! Farms.
homes. ranches, auto courts. resorts,
businesses. etc. Green cover, 324O
bargains described. "a States, coast
forecast. Pictures galore. Live
stock. crops. equipment often in
cluded, many easy terms. Tell US
what you want. Where2 Price7
Terms? Worlds largestl 81 years
service. Save through STROUT
REALTY, 334 N. Woodward Bldg,
Washington. Sterling 3-3784
Retirement Home, 2 Acres
Rare bareaini Located on State
hwy, about 20o-ft. from U. 8. hwy,
35-min. drive to smart city and
excellent markets; lovely lawn. beau
tiful shade, glorious view. attractive
9-rm. dwelling. cleo at house. meat
house with cellar. about IN acres
for cultivation; Q steal" at $4,000.
z: C.. Brumback. sTROUT REALTY,
Middletown. Va. Bargain hsts
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
g. choice building sites In exclusive
College Heights Estates; beautifully
wooded; all utilities avail will sell
all or part. OWNER. Ii. 3-ll7Q
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MTnnI.ERIIRG Wan

One Of the most beautiful. gentle
rolling farms in this area, over $50
acres, about 100 acres In growina
timber. balance in crops and graz
ing. Lge. old farmhouse needing
some REPAIRS. tenant house. bank
barn. For further information please
call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC,
IA. 4-l166 or WQ. R-4b12.
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VESTS NEW CATALOGI

VESTS NEW CATALOG!
Eastern Shore. Eastern Pennsylvania
catalog. Jam-pscked from cover to
! cover. with the latest farm. home
and business BARGAINS. Completely
different, you may flnd exactly
what you want at the price you
want to pay. IT'S FREE. VESTS.
W6E-3. 1925 Western Saw. Fund
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stone HOme-Farmette!
on historic Gettysburs battlefield,
Soo s. ,4o dr09 esasc on SommsTcs
sibilities. Delightful granite CUT
stone home, 8 rooms, bath. fire-
place, full basement. separate
laundry, large porch and balcony.
2.car gafage, barn. poultry house.
1878 roadside building; Is acres.
SACRIFICE account death: $i6.-
500. No. M-2zSS. VESTS. J., c.
Dream d Son, Fairfield I'd, 0ettys-
burg. Pa. Phone 06.Y.
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$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Very desirable three room once suite
in well maintained once building.
Rental SS7.5U monthly. Call J. H.
Knox.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th St. NV. DI. 1880
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VICTOR BUILDING
9th and G Place NV
MODERN OFFICE BLDG.
Large Outside Office, $47.50
Studio Office 16x22 #.
Double Exposure, $72.50 +,

DISTRICT HTS. AREA
Corner of Marlboro pike and Silver
Hill I'd. Nearby Md. newest modern
air-condttoined once bldg. Is now
the center Of Falkland Shopping
center assures you Of ample park
ing for yourself and your clients At
al times. Manager on premises.
100 10th 81. NV. co. 6-0222
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE


ONE.ACRE HOMEsITE in Mont. Co.;
81 1000 and up; low down payment,
bal, monthly. L0 $1,000. HUG
GINS q HARRISON. -
EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE, 45 By
/ 100, next to 1919 45th pl. Sc. Bar.
gain at S2.2b0. Phone RE. 10000.
OXON HILL, Book I'd, nrly. 1.acre
lot. Q beautiful corner site: Q real
sacrifice ct $1.750. WEST REAL
NORTH ARLlNGTON-6Ox150 utils.,
Row sTcsl legation 9Nc sTA Eat argas 3.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST. $1,000, at 81.
Payable $50 per mo. Excel. white
maker. well secured. Price, $1,000.
Call tn. 2-23SS. -
End TRUST $4,000. $50 per mo. on
l-yr. -old brk. UN 4-6S29, WA.
7-l594.
$3,636 End NOTE for S2,4OO cash.
bearing SO interest; payable $36. so
Mon.
I9nd-TRUST NOTES-We have sew
eral notes for sale with discounts
UP to 60E. Call Mr.. Basin, with
BLITZ & CO., Ma. S-6397.
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DESK SPACE

HILL BLDG, 18th and Eye-Ofics
and desk space; receptionist. mail
telephone answering and stenogra.
pher available. MA. S-332S. -
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space In Dupont Circle area: tele.
public stenographer available. Cal
DE. 5000.
BARR BLDG, 80 18th st. NV. mr.
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best. RsceptloniSt. switchboard. mai
and telephone-answering service
available Call ST. 3-3456
DOWNTOWN mailing address and
telephone answering service. Me.
S-3963,
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WINTER BARGAIN
Front dot e0x100. making . good site
for q cottage. Overlooking Chesa-
d. c., 2 mi. from amusement park
at Chesapeake Beach Good bathing
(sandy bottom), good fishing, crab.
bling: $50 down. S25 mo. Call Mr..
MANN, WA. 7-SS67.
PAUL P. STONE
Alb Butternut st. NV. tn. 2-l10S
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FINE FISHING
AND SWIMMING
CTIARLES COUNTY. MD,

S&4xAASAsGn0 WIN MOs
Homesites. acreage tracts, 10 to 80
miles from Washington over excel
lent highways. Desirable commune
ties, excellent schools.
CHERRY LANE" near La Plata.
Tracts acres, 5000 acre.
LAUREL DRIVE" near Bryans
q. Lots. 5000; 14-acrs tracts,
FOREST LODGE" La Plata. Town
lots: 500 to 81 900.
WALNUT BILL" La Plata. Town
lots. $1,000: tracts 5 acres. $500
MT. AvENT1NE." near Indian Head
Lots, 81 900 to 81 800.
FOREST GROVE" near La Plata
on hwy. 301 and Port Tobacco post
I'd. Homesites. $7OO to $1,000;
acreage 5 acres or more, $500 acre.
"POTOBAC SHORE" Port Tobacco
River. Lots 2 to 8 acres. 81, 900 to
$500: 5-acre tracts on state I'd,
LEONARD SNYDER
Iele. 3311. La Plata, Nd.
9 ACRES, close-in to Ca. ave. on
Layhill rd.-Perfect for subdividinR.
Priced most reasonable.
E. s. PRICE & co.
24O7 Price Ave-, Wheaton, Md.
10, 6-123I
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DISTRICT HE1oHTs-3s acres. Il
8oned for apis, asking &c 50. It. fol-
H RTGPsFds '0if aE 81 ThHse. min
from the Capitol: = residential lots
to be sold as one. Total area 10. OOO
SO. IT.; l1O-ft. frontage, wideninG
to 200 IT,. in the rear. Ideal for
rambler with q view. Owner will
cost or will consider a trade.
Md. ga miles OF New
Hampshire aye.--Newly planned
subdivisions, 100 by 600 lots. Asking
$1,000. 2l2-acre tracts askinG
81, 500 or rs much ground as de-
sired. Salesman will be on the site
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Alb Butternut st. NV. TU. 2-llO5
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WANT no BUIID2

mountain view, macadam road ~
miles Of d. c. Price $3.50 per acre.
Another 10 acres all wooded ma
cadam road % miles D. c. Will SUBJ
init best offer above $3.50 per acre.
100 acres all wooded, ~ miles to
d. c. VIII submit the best offer
above $120 per acre.
H. B. MITCHELL
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coLORED-CHAs. Coo acre
fronting 2 paved roads: 80 mi. from
from D. c.
ARioN REALTY CO.
AID. 4.6SO2. TIL. 2.2840
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SOUTH RIvER-Approx. 600 acres
with .6,0O0-ft. direct frontage. Ideal
for large subdivision. Within %
miles D. c. NJ. c. GIBSON. DU.
cHooTIcckE LOT, Soxaoo. sunrise Beach
ger DIR. Rt. 301 to 17S. right on
l7S to beach sign on pine. Cash.
$75O; He. 1880; ewes. EN-.
YR.- ROUND MODERN HOME, beaut..
SSo ca Sie ssss b SsST Ext adS
SHERWOOD FOREST, Md apt.
cottages, each with 2 bedrms., kit.
bath, liv. rm. Can be easily adapted
fier ! family Beautiful wster view.
MS shs SIG LOGAN. Cottsge l22. Phone
WOODLAND BEACH. Md bed
rms. liy. rm.,- kit, porch and lava
tory. Furnished. 100 yds. from
s Psaf price s ss5Se f He aGiss ss1 SALE
MACS HEAD PROPERTY FOR SALE
Opposite National Seashore Park en-
trance to Manteo Causevay High
Sound. Is lots: viii sell all or part.
Henderson %s 1Cf 4. {. Phone y; f 5S1s oiS'
STONE HARBoR. N. j.. BEST
Selection Of beach and bay properties.
DILLER a. FISHER
Third Ave. ct 96th st. Phi. s-3311
OCEAN CITY APIS.
PRICE REDUCED. 1 blk. from beach.
Heated for yf.-round income. viii
finance. Four 5-rm. apis. one 81
rm. apt. for owner. Ali priv. tile
baths. Ample. ground to expand.
lmmed. sale Is necessary.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.
Dining and Cocktails
Plus 10 rms. for additional income
Caters to the best Of clientele. They
are served in the beautiful cocktail
patio or lawn. Ample parking space
on property. Enough ground to ex-
pand. Completely furnished turnout
with new mod. equip. Interior re-
Gently renovated thruout. Ideal op-
grafton for Q family. Property. in
lee. Liberal amount Of cash required
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Ocean Front-Completely furnished;
q ants. Store front (novelties).
Fountain and sandwiches.
Ocean City. i blk. from beach. "
Ocean Front-53-rm. hotel: 32 baths.
. Corner cocktail lounge location.
Ocean Front-1S rms. and z apis
Ocean Front-200 rms. pvt. baths.
Elevator service. Will show better
than S75. 900 profit past season.
Restaurant with 81 rms. Corner prop
erty, Heated for year-round business.
Restaurant and cocktail lounge. Best
location. 5 bedrms. and 3 baths for
living quarters. plus ground for 25-
unit motel.
1s-nnit and 24-unit motels. both in
Al location.
on all the above ads. call Glenn
S1ele for appt., Clifton 4 1920 or
Vs&ington 9-6S55. or write:
DAVID M. NICHOLS & CO.
Realtors
IS W. Franklin St.. BALTIC. 1. Md.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
IL delightful apartments, each wa
bedrms. For rent by the week.
Make reservations now for your
vacation before too late. Contract
DAVID M. NICHOLS 81 co.
Realtors
Baltimore, Lexington 9-6S59. East
ern Shore ONCE, Stevensville 1921,
| Stevensville. Md.
Stone Harbor. n. J.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FON SALE
2ss ACRE dairy farm. s-rm. maiI
house. elec. and well. 36-cow D. c
barn. maternity barn. stlos. corr
. fs.,s implement 'hsS 20 Ssv acne sns
pasture, 70 acres acres wooded. balance
mi b. c. 5000. ~ cash.
100 ACRE dairy. farm, s-rm. house
bath cleo. and mod. kit, D. e
dairy barn. % score: q silos. 45x6C
hsnat. barn, implement shed. superb
Ers ::.sn and lesSnss 'tre. ms Hyt
2 ACRE. S-rm. center-hali house, oil
Leaf bath. semicircular front porch,
town, as mi. D. G.. Sl$. $50.
1s6 ACRE dairy farm, 7-rm. mod
barn. streams. 80 acres wooded, bal
IL crop and pasture. 40 miles b. c,
TWO ACRES; arm. trailer. sl.e.
lumber neg foundation t Tor Larger Orss house ns
on improved I'd. 33 mi. D. c..
90 ACRES 6-rm. brick house. hard.
wood mrs, spac. liv. rn., hrepl.
mod. kits. 8 bsdrms.. bath, full
s .ass e: IS RaI g. ssSoo Soo $50
1S So op fasn ACRES, high elev., frontins
on improved I'd. mr.. busy town d
$500 per acre. CHARLES a; JAM.
SON. BROKER. Poolesyille 1852.
FARMETTES
9 ACRES Of land, 3-bedrm. house
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Charles County Farms

DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE. CHAP
: MANS LANDING-500-~c estate,
~ miles from WASHINGTON; 6.600-ft.
river front. sand beach, duckins
shore. Early American brick and
ton. on hiRh knoll, magnificen,
view: wide center halls. charmins
stairwell. IL spacious rooms. y fire.
places. ) baths. GE oil burner heat;
3 farmers houses. g tobacco barns,
farm buildings. ducking house on
merchandissbie timber. Tractor and
farmer on property. Also suitable
club or high-class subdivision for
9 small estates. Price. Sl50.e0O: $37.-
BEL iao A i:Te eilnoee - y .srcs ooo
It. state road frontage: 5-room
dwelling. Arm. tenant house; lge.
tobacco barn. stables. farm build
ings; excellent soil, consider able
timber; springs. stream; price.
Ia sH1'' Plata. MD.-1ss acres, II
tobacco; near La Plata: eood neigh
borhood; 4-room bungalow. cleo.
tricity. telephone: 6-room tenant
house, electricity: 2 large tobacco
barns, farm buildings; tenant Will
remain: immediate possession;
price, SI5.000.
LEONARD SNYDER
Tel. 331l La Plata. Nd.
UPPER MONT. CO., MD.
40 acres: s-rm. frame country home.
all modern conveniences, flreplaees.
hardwood floors. oil heat. copper
piping; house is surrounded by
garage, barn, chicken houses: large
lake: 16-acre pasture: mr.. B. g. o.
commutins station TO washington;
. $4,000
10 acres; modern 1O-rm. country
home in attractive setting: slate
roof; oil steam heat; 3 flreplaces:
full bslt.: hardwood floors; 2-car
garage: good barns and outbuildings;
two tenant houses; highly produce
tive crop land; good pastures; farm
u located In excellent neighborhood.
on main highway. within committing
distance of Washington. Terms can
be arranged. $4,000.
L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Poolesville 1881
Randall II. Hagner D. Co.. Inc.
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j. 40 acres, 0-r0om nome, 4-rOom
tenant house. large tobacco barns,
0ut-buildinss. streams. paved road,
70 miles sSs Do ~ G" immediate posses
2. 900 acres, Groom home. 4-room
stock and feed barn, complete farm
immediate possession. liberal mort
gage, "a miles D. c., $4,000.
3. 1870 acres, Groom Colonial home,
2 large tobacco barns, outbuildings
new farm machinery, large timber
pine. oak. poplar. creek, immediate
d. c., $4,000.
4. 219 acres overlooking Chesapeake
bay. 6-room modern home. 3 large
barns, timber. paved highway
good tenant, near Naval Research
Laboratory. 3S miles d. c.. SIG. soc
b: 18 acres, broom modern home,
barns. orchard, paved hiahway, near
Patuxent river. 81 miles d. c.. i'm
mediate possession, $4,000.
8. rs acres. S-room home. large to-
bacco barn. stable. outbuildings, Vs.
ward, orchard, timber. streams. Inn
me- @ed, sse possession 80 miles D. c.
z. ls acres. Groom home. outbuidines,
orchard, creek. immediate possession.
4S miles D. G., $3.50.
See our ad "Waterfronts for Sale. I"
We have farms, waterfronts. timber.
ments. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick, Maryland. Phone
los. 354 and 225J1. INSPECTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
UPPER MONT. CO. MD.
FrederickShllrg Area.

Fredericksburg Area
100 acres Of fertile land, producing
f, all types Of crops, with 6-rm. house
and outbldgs.; pond on farm. stream
through property: 8 mi. below Fred
; ericksbure; farming equipment and
cattle can be purchased. Make VI
an offer.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. 7-52OO 8 TILL . ia. 2-4141
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND