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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Grabbing eager
Tops In Small
College Scoring

GRAMBLING, La, Jan. Bob
Hopkins, Grambling College cage
star is tops in small college scor-
ing.
Every time Hopkins makes a
point. he adds to his already i'm
posing intercollegiate basketball
scoring record. And Hopkins is
dead serious about making the
mark stick for a long time.
The Louisiana sharp-shooter
dunked in SO points in three games
last week to boost his career total
to 1892 points, 233 more than any
/. Bob Hopkins, Grambling
2. Dave Olmstead, Clarkson
3. Bill Reigel, McNeese State
4. Chester Webb, Georgia Teachers
5. Bill Bodouva, Pratt Institute
6. Florindo Vieira, Quinnipiac
T.. Joe Orlando, Case Tech
s. Frank Romano. Susquehanna
9. Dimitry Vergun, NIT
10. Don Carlson, Cornell College
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
PACE TRIES "SOFT PEDAL"
on U. S. AID TO SCHOOLS

the report, arising from panel
dealing with school building needs,
rather than financing, which stated
that mo state represented has DEM
onstrated financial incapacity 10
build the schools it will need dur
ing the next five years"
The Presidents Advisory Com
mittee, headed by Neil M. Noel
roy of Cincinnati, is now "assess-
ing" all panel proposals and state
ments,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Sf1R1S CORNER

body else ever has scored in college
competition.
Although SO is plenty of points
for almost anyone to chalk up in
three games, it was not enough to
keep Hopkins average for this
year up to the rate he had been
going. Still, his average of 1871
for seven games topped all the
small college scorers for games
through Dec. "a, according to the
figures released Friday by the
NCAA's Statistics Bureau.
West Virginia Tech with its phe-
nomenal 104.6 scoring pace per
game, continues to lead in team
offense. On defense, the pace
setter is Hofstra IN. W with a
52.3-point yield per game.
Individual scoring leaders (games
through December 24).
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
come effective next April 1.

come effective next April 1.
Pension terms were also nego-
tlated, subject to approval 18
months from now when the un-
ions will have 80 days to accept or
reject plans submitted by the firms
or bring in proposals Of their own.
Near the close of the contracts
second year the firms will begin
paying 8 percent into a fund for
pensions and the first payee will
be eligible Oct. 1, 1858.
The firms will also close down
for vacations for two weeks next
summer and workers will be paid
in advance of their vacations for
the first time in the history of the
industry.
Forty-two plants of the two CON-
panies in the Midwest were closed
by the strike which involved 10000
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

ley University and Officials of
Loyola University of the South
over the booing of Negro players
on Bradley's basketball team here
last week.
Coach Bob Vanatto of Bradley
said Shellie McMillon and Curly
Johnson, 19-year-old Negro for
wards, were jeered because of their
race. Loyola said it was merely
a routine incident" which did not
arise because of race.
When McMlllon fouled out, the
Loyola band snapped into "Dixie"
marching song Of the Confederate
Army and number of fans sere-
naded the player with "Bye, Bye
Blackbird" as he left the court.
Sports writers said McMillon
made unnecessary and foolish
fouls in the second half. They
said he stuck his tongue out at the
fans after fOullng out.
Both Coach Vanatta and Nc
Million denied the charges.
"McMillon and Johnson played
a basketball game under ter
rifle handicap" Vanatta said. at
was unfortunate that they were
unable to stay with the rest OF
the team while in New Orleans. 1t
is even more unfortunate that the
New Orleans fans found it con-
venient to boo and jeer these bail
players on occasions before and
during the game"
Vanatta said his two Negro play
ers gave their team their best
effort.
al do not intend to subject them
to such pressure and unfair critl-
cism in the future" Vanatta de-
clared. He did not elaborate on
this statement.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Woods Retires AS
Sun GeOlOgist

Tulsa Samuel H. Woods has
retired as division chief geologist
of Sun Oil Co.'s Mid-Continent di-
vision, which is headquartered here
after "a years of service with Sum.
Ronald J. Cullen, another veteran
Sun man, succeeds Woods, accord
ing to A. F. Truck, division man
ager of the Mid-Continent division.
Woods joined Twin State Oil Co.,
which late became Suns Mid-Con-
tinent division in 1922.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Husky, Sinclair
Final Discovery

Cody, Wyo. - George S. Buch-
anan, vice president of production
of Husky Oil Co., has announced
completion of state potential test
of the Husky-Sinclair No. Jines,
wildcat in north central Gaines
County, Tex.
Potential credited we'll with flow
of 1898 barrels of oil in "a hours
on a 13I64-inch choke. Gravity is
36.3 degrees.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
DR.. Howard -.
Continued from Page One)

CATION for its failure to investigate
and identify persons responsible
for several widely publicized crimes
against Negroes in the state dur
ing the past several months.
The doctor was the principal
speaker at an Emancipation Cele-
bration at local Baptist church
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
PAGE sewer

given orders to move. Armed
guards who have patrolled the
company property and the ada
cent highways have also been
dismissed.
Charles Fischer, administrative
assistant to UPWA Pres. Ralph
Helstein, had only the highest
praise for the local members, only
80 of whom broke under the pres
sure and returned to work.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
workers..
Joint Committee

Joint Committee
A liason committee to work out
adjustment of problems that may
arise between the Steelworkers and
the Transfers has been announced
by President David ]. Mcdonald
and President Dave Beck of the
two unions.
Decision to create the committee
was made at a conference of the
two officials. Vice President How
ard Hague of Steel and Vice Presi-
dent Einar Mohn of the Transfers
will comprise the committee.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07
Versions OF
New Orleans Gaze
SquabbIe Differ

New Orleans, Jan. g. Two
sharply different opinions have
been given by the coach of Brad
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-07

A farmer with an oil-powered
tractor can do the blowing work
of ten horses, five hand plows, and
ten men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

some top Democratic leaders who
remained silent in 1852.
THE real enigma in the pic
ture is the big mass of some
100000 new voters registered
since 1852. Many of these are
new residents-a mixture Of re-
tired people, resort workers, in
dustrial workers and techni-
clans"
Northwest Democrats Hopeful
Washington (9 Uotes for Ell
SenhoUer in 1882 ana oregon
Is voteS for Eisenhower in
1882. reported on by Morrie
LGndSberg.
"a swing through the Pacific
leaves the impression
that Mr.. Eisenhower is stronger
in Oregon than in Washington,
that if Mr.. Stevenson wins any
of the three Pacific Coast States,
it's most likely to be Washington.
1.-THE State primary in Wash
ington September IL pointed to
a Democratic trend. 1t jolted the
Republicans but Mr.. Eisen-
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BY the Associated Press

Here is a recapitulation of re-
ports this week on sentiment in
half a dozen key States, from
Associated Press political re-
porterS who went out and talked
to the voters:
Democrats Feud in Kentucky
Kentucky no electoral uoteS
for Stevenson in 1882, re-
ported ON BIZ Jack Bell
UNLESS signs change, a feud
among the States Democratic
leaders may land Kentucky in
the Eisenhower column. Mr..
Stevenson carried it by 700 votes
four years ago.
Mr.. Eisenhower appears to
have as advantages continued
personal popularity, general
Kentucky prosperity and strong
support among women and
youthful voters.
"On the other hand, Mr.. Ste
venson is better known than he
was in 1852. He has strong news
paper support, and he is the
beneficiary Of a seemingly ma
tional trend among Democrats
to go back to their own party.
although Gov. Happy Chan
dler has announced he will vote
the straight Democratic ticket.
his obvious low regard for Mr..
Stevenson has not been lost on
State employees and their
friends"
Missouri Eyes like Democrats"
Missouri t13 uoteS for Eisen-
hoUer in 1882, appraised By
OUid A. Martin
Democrats who strayed to the
G. o. P. fold in 1852 again hold
the key to the outcome of the
presidential race here.
"Soundings of sentiments in
travels about the State indicate
that some of these Democrats
are returning to their old party,
but there is question as to how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Kew States Still Doubtful
As Election Day Neors

extensive the back home move
ment will be at election time.
Many voters who class them
selves as 'old-line Republicans
still talk wistfully of the late
Senator Robert A. Taft. Some
say they have no enthusiasm for
the man who beat Senator Taft
for the Republican nomination
in 1852, that they regard Mr..
Eisenhower as something of a
Fair-Dealer.'
Jerseyites Undecided"
Nelp jersey (16 UoteS for
Eisenhower in 1882, Surveyed
by Relmnn NORM:
-Four years ago Mr.. Essen
hover defeated Mr.. Stevenson
by a whopping $4,000 margin;
the Republicans profess to see
no reason why they shouldn't
repeat.
THE Democrats know the bet
ting odds are against them, and
they are confident they can do
better than last time.
"A large percentage of people
say they are still undecided. OF
these many said they voted for
Mr.. Eisenhower in 1852.
Talks with people around the
State find no burning feeling
about most of the points both
parties have been hitting in their
campaign arguments"
Either Way in Florida
Florida 10 Uotes for Essen
hotDer in 1882, reported on By
Hendrix Chandler.
THE contest could go either
way. depending upon two prin-
cipal factors-the state of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's health and a
break on the touchy segregation
front.
There is some evidence that
regular Democrats who voted for
Mr.. Eisenhower in 1852 are GO
ing to vote Democratic this year.
The biggest boost to the Steven
son drive has been supplied by
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ReserYists to Meet

Branch No. 4 of the Fleet
Reserve Association will meet
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Amer
lean Legion Clubhouse, 433
Third street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

hower's personal popularity
should not be moderated.
Some farmers. lumbermen
and small businessmen are UNI
happy. Sawmill and logging en-
ployment is down, as a result
of the showdown in home con-
struction, which III ia
blamed on frightened credit
policies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

10 ACRES. desirablv situated, mostl,
clear, long frontage: neat one-storv
Broom home front. hack porches
bath. telephone, electricity; mail
school bus service barn, grair
house, > chicken houses. hog pen
pasture fenced. etc Ideal for re.
tired person OF as small farm
Priced. $4,000; terms. ~ 600 DIN
or less. bal. monthly. C W. DUN
CAN. Louisa, Va Phone $50 week.
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FARMS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l. is acres, tidewater creek:
paved highway; ideal for subdivision
or. private estate; all utilities; 10
miles ANNAPOLIS, 30 miles D. c.; i'm
or part; liberal mortgase; S11. 900.
Q. 200 acres, Anne Arundel coun-
ty, improved land, l7-acre tobacco
allotment. grazing range, watered by
springfield streams, timber. main
house. u large rooms, 3 bedrooms.
living room, kitchen glassed porch
ana bath; MANAGERS house, 3 bed
room; tenant house. 4 tobacco barns.
cattle shed, stable. double garage.
poultry house. outbuildings; paved
highway; 20 miles D. c.
.. West ShadySide, country home,
situated on ie-acre corner lot be-
tween West River and Chesapeake
Bay; ? bedrooms, / u baths, spacious
room, kitchen equipped. 2 basement.
hot water heat; fully insulated. new
y decorated. garden space. garage.
poultry house. fruit trees: SID. 500:
80 miles d. c
4. West shadyside. @la acres
cleared unimproved land. frontage
on Fowler Greek, overlooking bay;
Ip D. G. paved ROAD s'''"o' - miles
3. los acres, Anne Arundel coun-
ity; . modern homes, large barn.
beautiful view of Chesapeake BAY:
ideal tobacco-grain-cattle farm IS
miles d. C.; S21 900
d. Adjacent TO Deale, ) acres.
Herring Bay. good harbor, cleared
land. suitable for subdivision or
ma Gina: - miles d. c.
So acres, Anne Arundel County,
Lyons Greek; paved road; tobacco
allotment; . large tobacco barns,
stripping rooms. main house, 8
rooms, bath. storm windows; tenant
house. electricity; brooder house.
laying house. grazing land, wooded
section. farm pond, sold with or
without farm eauipmentS well fenced
93 miles d. c.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs Williams. University
1-44S1. CALVERT REALTY AGEN-
-CY. Prince Frederick. MARYLAND
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Houses

Ased owners sacrifice - Acres
ABOUT 50 for tobacco, corn. soybeans
etc, spring pasture, wire fencing. :
MI, to town. sbou: ga 10 Washing.
ton comfortable i-riu. dwelling ga
eifc anc porcile garaSe lovely
lawn. i-rm tenant house. narr
2oN4i. stable. only $4,000, tractor
thrown IN L Z narrower, STROUI
PEALIY Hwy No. ~. Hollywood
MD. q Barrain Lists Mailed Free
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FARMS
rs ACRES-SI2.O00

Located in Loudoun County. Just
on Route so, approx. 30 miles from
d. c. Suitable for farming or cattle
grazing. Old house. barn, tool shed
and corn crib: also good well water
large pond and springfield stream
running the vear-round across the
EXCLUSIVE, Any L. SMITH
Broker IA. 2-3325
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Va
700 ACRE FARM-Half good oper
land good term house. water in
house: outbldgs., etc: near village;
Slu. POO; terms. $3.50 dn., S75 mo.
WILLIAM A, COOKE. Louisa, Va,
phone ii
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OFFICES. SUITES
DESK SPACE
WOODWARD BLDG Air con

WOODWARD BLDG, air cond. Share
LAWYERS 2-rm. suite Fully equipped
Call bet IL, Mon, ME. S-120I
DESK SPACE-Modern attractive
ir-condltioued Office. excellent
central location; telephone. dicta-
phone. secretarial service avail. If
desired. Reas. DI t-6f32
MAIL. TELEPHONE ANS. typine-
Gesk space offered reasonable
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J. = WATERS
Prince FredCriCE Md
Phone PA and 3IS.J-3
tnnNp EttrT Il 9. 4s.
Luz = ~ ihGAl
b. F Perrow
Remington, Va Rem. II

OWNER OPERATED DAIRY FARM
Appros ln acres. - ktU S.rn
br.c mouse hes END bath VITA
stoes snc equipment, unusual buy
at S.sl 500
Thirty-acge estate property beau.
tiiui view Esrly American S.rm
brick house Heat and bath Barn
trees good road front: exceptional
at Sa300O
Eiehty acres, - cleared, bal. IN
woods long paved road frontage
sprine Sold in one unit for Si30
an acre
Five.r room split level house near
Damascus. All modern. trees, only
~ I 500.
Fiye-room bungalow in Damascus
Heat and bath good road only
$4,000: good financing.
Seven room solid brick house m
MI Airy CITY water, heat and
bath center Of town very large
plot excellent buy at SiG.5nO.
nj a Aaa
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CALVERT COUNTY MD

"a ACRES Farm home with MOD
KIT, and bath tenant house 3 barns.
. streams timber pasture. large
tobacco ai'ot. 81 400
- LEVEL ACRES-Mod 4-hedrm
rome large barn corner location on
lWo paEea hlrh"ays in commut.
INVEsTMFNT rARM close to
+ Chesanease BAY 139 acres. . tenant
houses ! barnS lee tobacco all1' !.
close 70 schools and shopping. future
subdivision possibilities. good present
income
81 ACRES overIockine Chesapeake
BAY Tenant house, barn stable
beautiful Bay view bldg site GOOD
income, from present tenant streams.
20 ACRES--S-rm farm hone barn
on hafh road IN commit distance.
Isl Nhn with 3 coo down,
d, ACRES-EScni TOBACCO farm s.
nm nome. " new barns. duck shoot :
ms marsh at rear SiG.50o. In
commuf distance
COMMUTE FARM-l.l acres
20 clear Ice. too allot.' fine g.
bedrm Colonial home. . tenant
houses: excellent tenants nov in
1nll production. Cat''e tobacco oper-
comniete farm equipment or hard
road nov paying a good return
A home AMI farm YOU would be proud
70 own S31. 600
lS0 ACRFS-In bee cattle mo
dueton farmhouse tenant house.
CATTLE. barn other large bans
fenced and cross fenced large
stream. place for lake. in commit
distance SO 800 with - ,nOn down
""T ACRES adjoining Naval Base:
authentic old Manor Home. excel
lent subdivision POSSIBILITIES over
llooting Ches 7peake Bay sos 600
PsTUXFNT RIVER FARM--nno
EVE acres. Colonial home: tenant
houses. barns, excellent Icy for SUB.
FAIRLY lSth CENTURY COLO
NAL. 4 bedrms mod plumbing.
central heat ORIGINAL floors and an
tpNinlmentS i31 acres. lone frontage
on tide water $40 n00. Liberal
fnarrine
loo ACRES 90 clear. no b,dgs
leer t'6a' crecr sSJ Nor acrc
WtDF VApTrTv ~ other farrr.
BOT vafe.fror' and iu'and on Bay.
river and cree.
J, 3 WATERS
Prince FredCriCE. Md
Phone PA and 3iS-J-3
Open SUNDAYS
THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW
fully modern large room ~ acres
lacinR improved road mail school
bg TELEPHONE St5.s50 Terms
acres u rooms bath fireplace
gsraee $4,000. Terms.
,! acres 3-hedroom. bath dwell.
ing near village SD Onn Terms
Beautiful stock farm: nice build.
lngs stream, ~ Heretords $40 500
Terms
~ -acre dairy farm; dwelling
with bath tenant house silo. etc
81 COWS and heiferS SG5. 300
fern
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CHICKEN FARM

-t,N-Nie NA.hot w n l-bDbNa
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
II As rms. bath. mod. kit. OF,
neat; spac. lawn. garden and pony
pasture. near Seneca. % miles
D. G; SlG.Oun 5 cash.
2 As rms, center hall. frame
manson needs remodeling. town
q PooieSville. 81 miles ID. c.
= Al rms bath. lust remod
eled. a5o-ft road frontage 81 miles
d. c sl350O
A.; rms cleo ana water.
cattle and horse barn. stream.
meadow near nterchanse dual
hVTa - miles d. c.; slt.OO0,
mites D. C 5000
40 As rms. . baths " tirepls.
oil heat. large cattle ana horse
harn: neyer-failing stream. - miles
/ d c., S25 600.
sl0 A--S-rm. house; new bath
new 3-car garage under servants
quarters cattle barn rolling pas.
10 miles. d. C. at 5000 per acre.
80. As rms. bath. modern
] kli. tenant houses ID c. dairy
earn, siloS. maternity barn mr.
ClathsouTs interchanee; $4,000
100 As, rms c hall main
t.@A - Ailuh N~kii AFnhIk houses
barns ana silos superb arass
streams and fencing. > miles hard
roac trontagc, 80 miles p {. al
: TOO Ger acre
400 A-Pre.Ciyil War bficg
manson tastefully restored. over.
looking Potomac river. l.oudouD Co
anu MaSSanutten range Of Va
lrontlns on CSC Canal adjac.
! Potomac. river, 81 miles ID. c
+ Si"5. 400
545 A--Cattle farm. 3 miles roae
/ irontage; large stream and severa
ttibutaries' 35 miles d. c.; Sli0..
FOR RENT--6-rm. house vitf
shade; sos per month.
loo A and improvements: adjac
/ 20 interchange OF new dual HWY
I l-mile frontage on state road
topo ideal at 81 900 per acre
Charles H. Jamison. Realtol
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UPPER MONT. COUNTY

III ACRES
Attractive Early American
brick and frame country
home. near Poolesville, Md:
house modernized. 3 bedrms.,
> with bath on LIST floor:
living room. dining room.
kitchen. random width floors.
I fireplaces: outbuildings: .
room brick slave quarters:
barn: corn cribs; carriage
house; springs and stream on
property. Located on main
road. IS miles D. c. Priced
at SCI 900. one-half cash.
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ron RENT--?iO.ACRr stock fam

FOR RENT--?lO-ACRE stock farm.
near Poolesyille va acres cleared
on paved road fenced AND eros
fenced With plenty OF watcr New
silo Fxce' hanE barn }nyHn -
acres wheat 80 Oniy ~an yer mo
when approX 80 cent an acre
per mo for tho Cror afro alone
Won0rrfHi oururtuNft, CwrC'
atatiahaf t.F INNErrt lot q
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90 MILES d C.

A fine 254-acre stock farm II
Loudoun Co. This property is In fin,
state of cultivation is well watered
including large stocked lake. Excel
llent fencing and cross fencing. Al
outbldgs. are IN fine state OF repair
Call Mr.. JOHNSTON, CIR 3-215i.
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60-AcRE STOCK Farm dwell.
hgs' mr. Hyattstown; $4,000.

60-ACRE STOCK Farm dwell.
lngs mr.. Hyattstown, $4,000
QUAINT OLD 2-sTORY BRICK
I i rms, tireplaces. unimDroved. ele.
Fatlon eXceliently loo on hard road
lattrac community, with some farm,
hldss and approx. T.! acres. SI1..
/ 900. Additional small adj. farm avail
/ 3S mi. d c.
81 ACRE LEVEL FARM-6-rm
modernized dwelling and good bans
barn all fenced and under cultiya.
non miles north o. Frederick
7 900
LOTs-NEAR HYATTsTOWN
l0ux.0o f., hard road SS5t
i19Nduu II. gravel I'd Sa5t
acreage. 10 acres OF more avail.
BEN IaGARDE fremont 4-41ei
SANDOZ. INC, DU. 7-1234
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~ ACRES bca,i,if,J ,oil.ne !,

~ ACRES beautiful rolling land
stream modern Colonial house
Ideal Tor ciub. rest hone I miles
from d c. line Asking Is 0nO
with ~ PEI cent down. OWNER,
Contra, S-5AS6 Inspection sat.
and sun oniy Hns
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Dairy farm. 4a-cow Wash
ington-type barn. bank barn.
:. siloS, other necessary out
buildings Main house, living
roam dining room, Kitchen
! bedrooms. bath. hot-wattr
heat, i-room tenant house.
100 acres arabic 30 acre
pasture. water in every field
Excellent location. on hard
rnaN nrMntinriNn snil
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MANASSAS. VA.

l. Dairy farm. 337 acres com
niete with cattle and machinery
Colonlal home barns ana outhuild
inas. Price. 100000 terms.
Fine brick home several fin
barns. with dairy farm Of IS
acres cattle End machinery Com
plete on beautiful hiehWay. $40.
0na, terms.
Beef cattle farm. 81 acres
hiPh state o. grass weld Colonia
hone newly reDode,ed $500 pc
acre. terms
Country home with beef cattl
farm OF 200 acres. nice herd ant
good machinery S50.0On. terms
Also several small! farms Will
good homes at reasonable price
and terms.
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FARMS
COMMUTERS HOMtsITI

OMMUTER'S HOMESITE. TO 80
acres, Calvert County. Nd ~
minutes TO Sc Wash Paveu
iroptaRe; near village ana public
river per This is choice Reason
ably priced terms For details or
'ovner AL togo Lover Mari
buro. Md ~
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NEAR id., GuL yPI;Ft ~, XAs.2 acres
20 2 Of river bottom M
frontage on the Hazel River: 4fI0
mi frontage on Hwy. 20: 10 mi.
NV of Culpepcr Bargain at
SIS 900. RAY T. CANNON. Realtor.
Castleton. Va, PHI. GravsCn 200
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= ACRES. with l,3r5-ft main high
way frontage GOOD location. -
room home, electrcitv well ga
rage. chicken house. smoke house.
Only ~ On0 cash Ideal Tor retired
couple or Weekend use e W
DUNCAN, LOUISE Va Phone 80
NeekdaNs IL. SUNDAYS
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POULTRY FARM on . acre, mod
erl 3-bedrG stone rambler 30 ~.
yS0ft .-story & y pnul'r2 b'dl
" hrooder houses cquiumop'
Rverything less than 3 Vre old
S,0,5un Reply OWNER Boz "i6,
The Plains, Va
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FARMS
3 ACRES, modern house, large ga,
$4,000 Gl applied for BEULAH

IOo5. il. E-oUN-.
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL brick and frame
dwelling on hard road with Z rms.
all eonveniences. over acre lot
S23. 500
l@-rm. mouse with ets acres. 10.
Gated in the town OF Mt. Airy. The
price is only IS, $50. Almost steal
rm. house, and other bldgs. There
is good stream of water on the
farm and good spring near thu
house. Price $4,000.
IA acres of beautiful woods with
stream Ideal site for summer cot.
ltage. $1,000. H. P. BURDETTE d
SON. Realtors. Mt. Airy, Nd. PHI
%; ewes. and Sun. phi. Mr.. Pryor
Ia9M. or Mr.. Atkinson, 3SAJ