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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
STAR DUST

BEHIND THE SCENES The dashing polo players get the
glory PAIRING Polo Prices to Par page ID butas
might suspect-theres woman behind the scenes who
should take lot of credit for the of polo in
the Washington She's Jean Bradley, wife of Don
Bradley captain of the Washington SqureS polo team
Mrs Bradley introduced the system whereby OF
modest incomes could play the rich mans game" here
She also unofficial business agent at her home
Barnsley Farm Oney Nd where the polo field is located
Mrs Bradley the former Jean BarnSey prepares game
programs orders refreshments and handles all of the
details that have to do with polo.
HOW 1T BEGAN. Polo according sports historian
started by tribe of horSemen in India Who in 1852
put a show of wild riding before group OF British
Army officers What do call that? asked one OF the
officers while the riders hitting bali with stick
they raced up and down the field Its puu, the
reply The word described the willow root with which the
ball made The British officers chose sides few days
later and thus began the first polo game know 1t
today The sport brought to this country in 1870 by
James Gordon Bennett, millionaire, who arranged for
indoor game to be played in New York Mr. Bennett,
who owner of the New York Herald also took keen
interest in other sports He leading yachtSman and
enjoyed balloon, arplane and automobile racing.
NEXT SUNDAY Meet Tommy Mont the new head coach
of Maryland UnversityS football team, who has the
envabe task in following in the footsteps of coach Jim
Tatum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09
THE FRONT COVER

Some exciting polo action
is provided by Don Bradley.
captain of the Washington
Squires; Halter Cunning
ham. also of the Squires,
and Frank Wilson, captain
of the Maryland team. See
page 7.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

Mrs. Clora Mobley Pearsall was
heard at noon Friday, March 8,
when she addressed the Foun-
ders' Day Convocation at Florida
A and M University. A product
of Florida A and NJ from grsm-
mar grades through college, Mrs.
PearSall has been in Dade Coun-
ty since her graduation from the
state college. She is known as a
crusader for the rights of child
rem and works diligently through
church and civic groups for them.
With the exception of her first
year of work, Mrs. Pearsall has
served In the capacity of admin
iStrator or supervisor. Her grad
uate work was done at the Uni
verSity of Pennsylvania and New
York University; she has done
additional work in the area of
reading. Mrs. PearSall is princi-
pal of Dunbar Elementary School
where she has served for the past
Is years.
Mrs. PearSal resides with her
husband, Johnny Pearsall, Sr., in
the Liberty City section. Their
son, Johnny, Jr., is senior in
the FAMU high school depart
ment. He makes his home with
his grandmother, Mrs. G. M.
Mobley, in Tallahassee.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Anglers Make Big
Haul on Grunts

After nearly three months Of
inactivity as far as fishing was
concerned, due to bad weather,
high winds ETC., the Deepsea Ang-
lers Club planned and made a
trip to "the deep blue" last Sun
day morning.
So anxious were the party to
wet their lines that they were sat
is fled If they had landed only
minnows. Their anxiety was well
rewarded. The anglers boated well
over 800 frying pan grunts with
three two-pound groupers thrown
in for good measure. Lige Allen
and Capt. Nat Kemp were re-
sponsible for the grouperS.
Alexander Friday" Moore
was an invited guest on the trip.
Moore, a confirmed fresh water
angler, had never been on a deep
sea trip before, had overcome a
slight case Of sea sickness and
boated 40 grunts and grouper
Kemp, the congenial captain,
has a 36-ft. boat that holds III
fishermen comfortably n d
charges a reasonable rate for a
day of angling.
Members who made the trip
were: Elijah Allen, Bert Cooper,
Jerome Jamison, Shaddie Ward,
Alex. Moore, Rosby Davis, David
Sawyer and Jonathan Gator.
The club meets Sunday even
ing at the home Of Elijah Allen,
1885 NV 68th terrace.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Stars to Twinkle Tonight

49,. THE FOURTH GRADE Room mothers asos
SHOW Time extravaganza which wrinkles
men boards tonight coprodueers OF the show instructors
Douglas elementary school,
schools cafetoru
those fabulous Trene musical
plus other big It's that
see the curtains drawn at Eso and can't afford miss
vivaeous
In the tionaln ME
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Bethune- Goodman Choir to Sing Here

THE FAMED Behune Goodman College choir scheduled
locally the night of
and County
will chip anrequest determining
which labels the Coomans GREAT This particular performance
believe will be the time college choir appeared
request Miami Dr. Richard Moore prexy
college, conference Wednesday with local
civic bgwg launching development
groups appearance
kic<oH To fut1r ctiyite
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
$5lNl Mnae o,1Woe ~ =
@4AY BY Stanley SweetinS5 U ~
Chicagoan Visits Mother
sq Stanley SweetinS5 . ~

RETURNING TO THE CITY from Chicago last
Tuesday an old time Mamian, Miller (Jakey)
Collins A former Miami public school and music
instructor Collins planed in via North-American
Miller is an employment counselor in the Illinois
Department of Labor, employment division, in the
windy City" He took flight out last Monday on
his return trek home
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

THE REGRETTABLE Incident resulted In the DEATH of
youth Peeks Funeral Chapel, Locka
tail OF unfortu
evolving around the Pee learn
ed o INJURED
auto accident accompanied
Miami hoteD Fl Pierce
director reported
fractured verabrae result
of Willie
business the absence OF the Pee
John Gamore 81
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Omegas to Sponsor Boat Cruise

SIGMA ALPHA CHAPTER Of Omega Psi Phi fraternity will
April The yacht Seven Seas Dream
selected for the outing It's
puted as largest and finest of its kind 10 sail the local
pier 10 at the City Yacht
capacity of 800 the ride will be 3hour hop
will take in such sights as the
skyline and the syscraper view OF Miami Beachs fabulous
night of and merrment with
conch salad and such Of deecbes
ANYWAY tell your doll ready oofo
with the "C" Cruise tickets are
being sold by and Norhs Travel Bureau
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

BUILDING ON THE Church of The Incarnation Liberty City
promised for date sometime in April They tell that
confirmation class April g. bueprin
plasere brckayers electricians plumbers will be the
The church efce which seats around
seating capacity accommodate about 400 parish
FIR Lambert Sands vicar of the church. and his faithful follow
highly enthusiastic about the program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
The Black Cadillac Of Death

HERE the infamous black Cadillac wnen
Hored promlneny Lmpy gansster episode The
LATE Lauderda said to have purchased ne car
because Of car FATALITY AeF
HIN wife, the was acquired ny sh sa"se
notorious
hodup Of Fritz Joe Eaton former ASSISTANT
handled prosecution was later
DEFEATED Judge Robert r Floyo 1mm
Reddna Mary Elizabeth Hotel VINO Grove s
KILLED auto accident Fat 0aex
bandits who drove the hodup car was sN 49,
Ambrister the
were ELEcTRocUTED Mondays at Ranoro
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
\ Tree Grows I'm Brooklyn

RAYMOND SOLOMON Katherine Brook
yn NY, Solomon, Miami
Solomon 1884 NV 72nd street in Lib
Miamis cline TO
participate North South golf In Miami
Kenneth nephews Of Ray Mitchell
moter of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN HOUSE

New. ready ior immed. occupancy
. de luxe homes, 3-bedrm, 3la-batt
rambler and 3-hcdrm., 3-bath spill
level. al: N. quincy ST. and adj
corner 1900 NJ 18th ST.. Arlington
Va Take Lorcom lane from -Georg,
Washington Memorial hwy. to N
1 Quincy. turn right tnorth) N. t.
properly.
NOLAN REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
YeOnaS Realty
THIS is THE ONE

3l3 Wilson Blvd ia. $1,000
MULTIPLE LISTING BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
OPEN
TOMORROW'S
STYLING
TODAY!

Ready Tor Immediate occupancy
Here's a truly attractive contem-
porary brick rambler with plenty OF
eye appeal inside and out Huge
living room with Roman brick fire.
place. wall with log storage and
raised flagstone hearth. spacious
dining ell with picture window
House Beautiful" kitchen with
dinette space, plenty of smart birch
cabinets, cleaning copper eye-level
oven and counter-top range dish
washer. disposal and freezer top re-
.frigerator: 3 big bedrooms, . FULL
bright daylight basement with DO
foot recreation space with fireplace
ant enclosed powder room. Brand
new and available for quick posses
sion Price is S1n.H1n. with
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OPEN SUMMON
S250GT

Only couple minutes from Penta-
gon; a 5-room brick home with fun
basement pymtS. S67 80 per mo
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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COULD THIS BE IT?
ALEXANDRIA

Charming. white. center-hall CO.
lonial, in one OF -Alexandria's best
sections. Built for comfort and
tastefully decorated; there's a LARGE
living room, separate dining room
TV room. equipped kitchen. 3 bed
rooms. . baths-plus garage and
basement.
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RIVER OAKS

LANGLEY, VA.
A planned community of individ-
uallv designed homes on lz-aert
minimum lots. Is to 20 Minis. down.
towr WaShineton: there are now
available = homes to choose from
each off rent. consisting Of 81
eedrms., 20 baths. lge iiv. enc
din. rms. . firepls.. dream Kits
YOU desire, you NAV Selec: your OWE
site and We will desisn and build a
mrnts. oper N1aiiv til darn, Tele,
nhone Fl! 6.l44o or ewes Ell g.
4140, DIRECTIONS: Over Chain
BRIDGE. turn right on Rte, 1913 con,
tinue for !. nj, ME; s.. then ,,S strais l,,
right IN DOUGLASS drive and follow
Sipps fo tho River Oaks community
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ENCI Eg1rr Q1G nno

Attractive frame house; 4
bedrms.. Ice. Inv. rm.. din. rm.
and kit, Side scr. porch, ka-
raIc, chicken and tool house:
bSmt, J.. acre OF ground:
Sl,6O0 down Gil, balance less
than rent. Listing i57-M.
I'VE. H.1244. TE. IT, 34n.
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CONVENIENCE

Is the keynote in this uncovered,
3-bedroom Colonial with Ia baths.
separate dining room super rec
with trees and patio. only two
blocks to large shopping center,
schools and buses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
FAIRFAx-Sao,OOC

A beautiful custom built
rambler with 3 Ice. bedrms.,
Ice. liv. rm,, kit. fully equip.
stor, attic. breezcway, garage,
chicken house. tool house. q
acre around. Wonderful loca-
ton; full bsmt., rec rm. and
fireplace, $4,000 down: bal
ance well financed. Listing
76l r.. TIE. 6-7244, TE. t.
1343.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Continued on Next PAsO
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.ANNANDALE-S2o.a0o

ATTRACTIVE brick ramblers.
Approved CT and FILA; 3
bedrmS., . baths, full bsmt.;
outside entrance to ward: car
port. Ask for Listing 765-RD.
TIE. 81 III. fE.U- $50.
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an EyANnRlA Sl1 snn

bed HlIrae'i IiS frame ran w hPmf iires
tully equipped, garage: lot
75xll0 IT,. scr. porch. Listing
75U-A. Phone TIE. 6-7244 or
TIE. B-1343.
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BEVERLY HILLS

White brick charmer nestled
among many tall trees. with screened
porch patio for summer enjoyment;
full bsmt.. attached garage; Ice
/ bedrms on md floor; liv rm., sep
din. rm., kith and den on LIST floor
| Priced only at $4,000. Call XII
/ $4,000.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
INSTRUMENTATION

Att.aC.I,, DG.ck. T6w, and
end Of row houses; ) bedrmS.,
Ia baths, full bSmt.: lge. liv.
rm. with dining area, beauti-
fully equipped large kit.
Monthly payments. $S5. Ask
for listing 6l3-R. Phone TIE.
6-12i4 or 1E. U-1343.
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THE UNUSUAL

See this 3-bedroom home. in ex-
cellent N. Arlington location Flag
stone entrance; large step-up living
room with beamed ceiling; formal
dining room: delightful kitchen; i
twin-slze bedrooms: pretty corner lot
is all the charm and individuality
your heart desires.
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ARLINGTON-S14.o5O

Attractive frame house built
on a terrace, in immaculate
condition. = bedrms.. liV. rm.,
din. rm. and kit. Bird bedroom
can be finished in attic, full
bsmt,. lovely trees and shrubs:
good loe4tion: So 800 down.
Listing 779-K. TIE. 6-7244,
TIE. B-73d3.
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WOODWARD & NORRIS
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

UPPER WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-I-
story brick building; full basement
windows: approx. 1900 50. IT. disable
space including basement: unlimited
parking. Call Mr.. De Melman. ST
$1,000; ewes, EN-. $4,000. JAMES
L DIXON AtCO Fl
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GEORGE MASON
MOVE TO HOWARD co.

GREEN co.
REALTORS INSURoRs. ia. 4-140t
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WAREHOUSE WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

~, ANY SIZE-R. r. facilities, 5 mi
D. c., also in d. c. OSCAR sE1GEL
Elk. 3-2bOl.
5ig ACRES between Bethesda anC
Rockville on B&O railroad anc
hard-surfaced road Siding avail
able. VIII sell all or any part Of
will build and rent 70 RESPONSIBLE,
tenant. WA. 7-i062. Mon. through
N. Y. AVE. AREA Mr.. HECHTs-.
I'd comml,; 1900 So, It. 100 IT
front. 80 II. Must sell. make offer
tn. 2-446s. KoJAK's. TU. 2-4344
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-over acre,
OF Industrial ground, 300 Il, on
dsTfsTeRh rsaESIrHP CO.. T. IT, Hsrm I.
Gig ACRES, with railroad eonnec.
tons, 3 miles from d. c.. Arllnston
County ia FL l42 20
MT. RAINIER, 4-rm. frame home
on lot 4Oxig9, potential industrial,
mr.. D. c. line, spacious 5-rm. ma.
sonry home on Tot 5Oxi36. poten-
tial Industrial; ideal for home anc
business. only Sit.5O0 Reasonable
down payment. Call Mr. Radcliffe
UN 4-i515 weekdays, SP. 3-75i (
week ends. HUDSON REAL ESTATE
BETIEsDA-CHEvY CHASE, LOSS
acre and 10000 ga. f.; approx
l,390 g. frontage on River I'd nr
Bro Railroad For details. OIL
2.0is2. SAMUEL z. BoGLEY. ING
OIL U-7SOn.
SOUTH CAPITOL ST. AREA
10000 SO Il ~ R0c "a IT. on
.-n. modern bldg. eiey.. nice
Office A. NJ ROTH CO. RE
CENTRAL Mn Modern brick bldg
Sa25 mo. A. NJ ROTH CO., RE
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w. VA.-BEAUT. ORCHARD

800 a., all Level; approx. $500
trees; modern 7-rm house, plus ,
tenant houses and other outbldgs:
all fenced and plenty water. This
in past yrs; 90eo Of trees around | 5
WIS. Old. Price S3h. n0n with "a On.
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CORNER BLDG, 18th AND P
$2O,95O

This eomml. bldg. at 1920 18th
st. NV. is q beauty. The store should
rent easily for 500, and 2 apis.
above at $50. Exclusive with
HAROLD B. BONART & co.
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|sPERRYvILLE. vA.-15O-scre cat.
tie and orchard farm. with 7-room
brick .dwlg.. with cleo, bath, heat
and fireplace; small store. tenant
house and barn; on trout stream
excellent view: L2-mile frontage on
Hwy. gil: 20 mi. from D. c.; S2S,-
900.
RAY T. CANNON. REALTOR
.CASTLETON. VA. Phi. Grayson . l22
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STORES FOR RENT

LAST STORE IN new Eastover shop
ping center, available for optician.
photography. prepared foods book
store. real state or professional
once or any business not in con-
fict with existing stores. Call Mr.
REYES 10. 7-lOl6 or ewes LU
CAPITOL HILL--srd and c SITS. n.
Lac. cor. store with bsmt. approx.
1000 "a. II. each. Suit. many typeS
OF business. RA o-l3l0.
HARVARD ST. N.w.-corner Newly
decor. parking, suitable any light
business Or once Apt. available
TAKOMA SHOPPING CENTER, New
a Maoa:s 'y So E sSs:d stores st%y
businesses, including womsn's wear,
bakery, etc. Proposed shopping
center TO-. contain 20 stores with
parking for APPROX. 1000 cars
Large stores stores leased to y w Wool
Peoples Drug. National shoes and and
others, Construction to start soon.
Hot shoppes planning TO build new
restaurant adjoining. Consult Leas.
Ing Dept, SHANNON a. LUCHs
60, Realtors 724 l4th st. nv,
NAYLoR SHOPPING CENTER NAV.
Tor rd, near Alabama ave. So
store 30x7O, plus storage area
3Ox3b, completely redecorsted: IN
euccesstul lO-store shopping cen-
ter including large Food Fair
supermarket near large new Sears
Hoebuek now under construction .
excellent for variety, hardware
Nv and appliances. children'a wear
snd juvenile furniture. Consult
NJ TAYLOR. SHANNON A. LUcHS
50 Rsaltort, ga I4th o. NV,
ma. b.2a4b. 20
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE


3 A. S-rm. house, Poolesville Town
SlU,5ut
5 A. 8 rms. mod. house, picker-
10 4. High elev., mr.. Germantown
S3,15C
l5 A. 7-rm. house. newly painted
near Clarksbure $1,000
% A. Some woods, balance clear
20 4. Revolutionary brick, : al
Whites Ferry SO OC
50 A; Historic brick mansion, Pooles,
$50 A. 8 rms. h.-w.h.. streams; Lay
louisville 100000
2I6 A. s rms. and bath; river road,
2s5. A, , houses. large dairy near Ssg
ClarkSburg 500, 200
355 A. Excel stone house. mr.. Pc
tomac River Sl25 600
400 A. 8 mod. houses, 4 barns
Barnesville Sl60. 000
400 A. Colonial brick on Potomac
River Sl25,00U
525 A Stock farm: Seneca River
$50 A. Stock farm; Poolesyille,
500. 600
For rent, 7-rm. house and bath, 500
b-rm mod. house STA
100 A. Small guest cabin. Never
failing mountain streams, high
scenic mountain top on Keys Gar
I'd, near Harper's Ferry, and Shen-
andoah River. Ideal summer retreat
80 miles d. C. $4,000, Is cash
Charles H. JamiSon, Realtor
Poolesville 1892
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STORES FOR RENT
LARGE CORNER STORE

1850 SO. It. Apartment above. Ga
ave. and Fern st. NV. in growing
section, near D. c. line.
j. EDWARD FOWLER & son
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tcontinusd on Next PasO
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236 ACRES--MD.

All newly fenced: 800 a. Of river
bottom. New barn. > silos and other
ioutbldss; . houses. cottage;
mile on river; on hard road. Can be
had with or without equip. and
IS31. 900 with "a down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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SHOPPING CENTER R

Store. 1890. now available IN
estab. center. Area needs grocery.
Delicatessen- bakery watch repair,
ttweler. etc. Protected. 10. l-2i0O.
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MIDDLEBURG AREA
$50 Acres

Excel. cattle grazing or horse farm
in the recognized fertile. farm anc
estate area south OF Middleburg, va.
a charming l4-rm. modernized home
up to the minute in every detail,
Ice. COW and horse barn; an tmple'
the land has 81 acres OF timber
water in every field and a lge. ponc
for swimming. fishing, etc. gooe
roadside frontage; asking $50, 600.
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2lst AND PA. AVE. NV,
Features large display window
ers. beauty shop. For further in.
formation. call Mr.. Lynch. with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth st. NV RE. 7-65sf
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = store witt
apt. above. and adjoining parking
lot. Rent S1G5 per month.
81 ST. NE Several stores of various
sizes.
ISth AND FLORIDA AVE. NV
Corner store with office above; Rent
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. 2-20Qe. 3
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FARMS
600 YEARS OLD

: i7542 Georgetown Rd. Bethesda. Md
! OIL. 2-2022 Ewes. OIL. 2-1S9t
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
NEAR THE PENTAGON

For sale or lease. $4,000 50. IT,
OF bldg. with excellent large snow
room, conditioned Offices, very
high ceiling at rear: $1,000 So. It.
area: tailgate unloading dock. Ideal
for car or truck agency, discount
house, research or scientific lab
oratory, etc. For price ana other
details, call H. Turney Graft with
JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO.. ST. 81
1ottO "A
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MOVE TO HOWARD CO.
4 acres. 6-rm. house. no con-
veniences, but can be made beau
tiful place. Stream and barn. Price
% acres, s-rm. house, all con-
veniences.
i acre. 6-rm. bungalow, all con-
yenienceS.
acre, 6-rm. brick bungalow
real modern.
1 acres. 6-rm. house, plenty o!
other bldgs.: all convenienceS.
. acres, 6-rm. bungalow, modern
rs acres, S-Tm. house, narI
chicken house, gas and electricity
: acres, 7-rm. house, modern.
"a acre, new frame and brick home
Very modern. in beautiful develop
menta
Many large and small farms, bldg
lots and anything you. may need II
real estate, These places are al
lear new Rte. ~ within 20 mi. o.
Washington Call PAUL B. BEARD
ReaItor, ClarkSville BOOM, or Park
NAV E-0Olt
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HISTORIC TIDEWATEF
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

HlSlORlC llDEWAIEH
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
/. los acres. Anne Arundel coun.
ty; . modern homes, large barn
beautiful view Of Chesapeake Bay;
miles D. c.. S2l 1000.
.. 200 acres. Anne Arundel Coun-
ty; improved land, lI-scre tobacco
by spring-fed streams, timber; main
house, q large rooms. 3 bedrooms,
living room. kitchen, lglassed porch
and bath; MANAGERS house. 3 bed
rooms. bath, living room dining
room. tenant mouse. tobacco barns,
cattle shed, stable. double garage,
poultry house, outbuildlngs; paved
highway; .. miles y, c,
3. / S acres. tidewater creek. paved
highway; ideal for subdivision or
private estate. all Utilities; ~ miles
possession; will sell whole or part,
liberal mortGsge; 81 0uG
West Shadyside; country home,
situatd on i2-a acre corner lot, located
between West River and Chesapeake
Bay; 3 bedrooms, y baths. spacious
living room, dining room, breakfast
room and Sitchen equipped with re-
frigerator and electric stove. y
basement. oil hot-water heat. fully
insulated. newly decorated. garden
space, garage poultry house and
fruit trees; Sl3,500 30 miles Baltic
3. West Shadyside. ga acres
cleared .unimproved land; frontage
on Fowler Greek, overlooking Bay;
on paved road; $1,000.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
446i CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. MARYLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
FARMS
8-ACRE FARM

ColeSville. Md. on Colesville
rd.-7-rocm modern country
home. Large living room. fire.
place, large dining room. 4
bedrooms, full basement: SPAR
king well water. l00-ft.
drilled we'll: 4-car garage.
Poultry houses with coo lay
ers, other outbuildings. Ideal
for any business. Lovely
green meadow with large
stream. Land rich as cream.
Some fruit. flowers, shade.
Priced very low. possession in
Is days. JOHN BURDOFT.
1918 Colesville I'd. Silver
Spring Md Call EV 4-3S46.