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three in the afternoon. Robbint
had approximate medal round:
of 70 on each trip. Hyndmar
made it in 1890.
Hyndman was 3 down after
four holes of the afternoon rounc
and spent the rest of the match
chasing the 1854 National Col.
legiate champion who goes into
the Air Force June /.
The veteran Pennsylvania
proflting by the putting lapses
of Robbins. reached the 34th tee
only one down and the match
still a tossup. At that point
Hyndman'S tee shot was hooked
sharply and struck a spectator
on the back of the head. Hynd-
man. badly shaken by the in
cident, wound up with 6 on the
par 5 hole.
The injured spectator, John
Zellie of Pinehurst, was rushed
to a hospital where preliminary
examination did not reveal SER
iouS injury.
Hyndman got back to down
by winning the short 35th with
a par.
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Kenwood's George Difen-
baugh ordered a special set OF
golf clubs for 4-foot-9 Jimms
Strong. the WMAL radio and
television personality and after
giving her a few lessons natu-
rally was interested in hel
progress.
A few days ago. after Jerry
and Jimma finished a round
they walked into the shop and
Diffenbaugh asked how she hit
them?
II did much better today
Jimma drawled, II hit one far
enough to hook it,"
\ $50
The National Broadcasting Co
had announced it will televise
the National Open from 4 to
6 pm. Saturday, June 16. That's
fine. but there's still no as
Surance that the viewing public
will know exactly what's going on
After last years experience
with Gene Sarazen, and the
fouled-up telecast of the previous
year with Craig Wood report
ing, NBC apparently is not
going for any more former Ma
tional Open champions.
But they've named Bud Palmer
who. according to a good many
people who were watching. was
somewhat in the dark on what
was going on at the Masters.
We understand the camera
work from Augusta was excel
lent, but Palmer and his cast
had trouble identifying the fell
low Ken Ventura was playing
with (Sam Snead). When they
did. they never did tell whether
Snead was shooting SO or SO.
Somehow. and that's quite a
trick at Augusta with the huge
Scoreboard and the scattered
smaller ones. they lost track of
who was shooting what. Our
information is secondhand, but
many people have said they were
completely confused when the
show was over.
The Open and the Masters
give television every conceivable
break. but because of incompe-
,ent announcing the TV folks
ire butchering the tournaments.
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Rocco and Pushu
WrestIe Thursday

Antonino Rocca of Argentina
and Ali Pasha via Turkey have
been matched for the wrestling
feature Thursday night at Capt.
toll Arena.
The bout, two-out-of three
falls. Commute time limit, has
been billed as one of the biggest
of the year.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon is
arranging outstanding support
ing bouts.
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|Schwarz Fourth
lin Penn Vault;
|Cardozo Close

PHILADELPHIA, April q
(SpeciaD -Mel Schwarz of the
University Of Maryland showed
best of individual athletes from
the Washington area in the Penn
Relays, pole vaulting Is feet fol
fourth place.
A fifth place went to Alasdail
E. Swanson of Navy in the jave.
lin with a throw of 207 feet. II
inches.
John Ingley. a former DISTRICT
high school 440 and 880-yaro
record holder while at Wilson
High. ran on Cornell's 880-yaro
relay team that tied the Penn
Relays record Of 1884.
Cardozo High fell two yards
short of winning the 2l2-mile
medley relay championship in the
high school section when Gordon
Bray of Brooklyn Technical
High caught Jules Lucas the
Cardozo anchor man, 40 yards
from the tape and won in
10:57.7. Cardozo had been put
in the race by a tremendous
three-quarter mile third leg by
Ulysses Mclaughlin. Leo Nc
Clarity ran the opening half
mile. and Nat Austin the second
quarter-mile leg.
Mckinley Tech and Fairmont
Heights won mile class relays in
1907 and 1919. respectively.
Running for Tech were Lands
Franklin. Elmer Hunter, Charley
Tyler and Rudy York, while the
lineup for Fairmont Heights was
AL Williams, Joe Robinson. Jim
Hamilton and Justin Wyatt.
Techs time was the third best of
10 classes.
Armstrong was fourth in the
Tech race, and Washington-Lee
High was fourth in a 3.34.8 event
won by Vineland. NJ. Phelps
vocational went unplaced in a
race won by RidgeWood, NJ.
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Two Killed at Sturt
OF Italian Race

BRESCIA. Italy. Sunday, April
20 tE1.-Two persons were killed
early today in the first hours
Iof Italy's classic Mile Miglia
road race. l.000-mile test of the
skill and endurance.
Max Berney. identified as a
Swiss driver, was killed when his
car skidded of the road near
Ravenna. His teammate, Two
Badaracco. was injured.
Another car struck five spec
ltators near Desenzano and one
Iof them died soon after being
taken to a hospital there, a
Spokesman said.
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DIES MONIES. April % C4).-

~S~AUJo oNAAAAidl lCo JOQdy .
void foYHsr chahsiSs h st hurdles IJoe ss
son, Willamette: s--Ron Pruitt. Houston
and Ken Toye, Northwestern: s.
charles Batch. Missouri. i4e seconds,
sd iess, Fslss v,n a5So-ss0
e--Notre. Dame: SmMissouTi: SMKsn.
sas; S-Illionis. 10:i4'3.
ee SoIisse sprint medley relsy-SS44o-
James Burks, Nal whitfeid5 Miami
tOhlon: 3-Western Michigan: 4-Se-
rae rae bpssins a3i17PittsburRh KAN State
ioo;yard dash; Dave Sine Duke;
s-Boboy Morrow, Abilene Christian
aaoM1pieS Blair. Kansas. 4--charies Car
III. Northwestern; SD Brabham.
record, Former record 0'5 seconds by
ilsd bv Ralph Meicssiiies Marquette as1 an IL
MS so sYa Jesse seq Ovens Ohio state. 1885
Bonifeld Bill constantine. chsries
batenl kansas state: 3--Houston
4-rlMiehiean state l'0Q.3..
Kansas ~ feet. = Marion Asn' H HiUsf5e.
Dana collese, 80 feet III. inches, '? ~
Tom Sabtacon, Notre Dame, III feet !.
inches LLOYD Hunter, Omaha uni.
NotTs Dame ieet i..I neh e Si ncS Cote
44O.yard relay, l--Bsylor dob He.
ROD, CLYDE Hart! Ray ylekery, Delbert
shtoinerG Houston. duke A.
Wray, chauneey Pa. Ed shinn. Ty Had
leyl; Syracuse; 3--Iowa state; a.
Miehiean state; 5--Riee. 7:4fa.
sSO.yard relay: baylor bob NJ
rod, Clyde Hart. Ray viekery. Deli II
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Georgetown Netmen
Defeat Keydets, 6-3

LEXINGTON. Va. April %
CPl.-Georgetown's tennis team
swept the first five singles
matches and got one win in
doubles to trim VMI, 6-3. today.
Two of the losing Keydets. how
ever, took their men to three
sets before bowling:
Singles: Toni Valenti (Gl defeated
Sterlins Williamson. 81, 81: Al Nc
SGlmpSey 20 defeated Bill Emrick; 4 %,
feated Jack Barnett. 8-3. 81: Tin,
sutherland tGl defeated Charlie Kellosg
I'll ID; John Upton (VMn defeated
Dick Mahoney. 81, t.
Doubles Emrick and Williamson tvMI,
4--6. O.; Troy and Landegger (GJ
defeated Tipton and Kellogg 6-1,
4.6. 6-l Engles and Barnett tvMii
defeated John caruso and McGimpsey
- 6-3, "a.
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Pair of No-Hitters
MARX CYO Comes

No-hitters pitched by Tommy
Stark and Kenny Claro marked
a busy day of baseball for CYO
boys teams yesterday.
Both occurred in the Junior
bracket. Tommy pitched his dur
ing an Ito victory for Anthony's
over Lady of Sorrows. Kenny
BANKED Holy Name, 30, for Mt.
Calvary.
Scores:
MIDGET BOYS
Mount Calvary Blues, s; Assumption
st. Gsbriers %: ST. Francis Xavier
No Mount Calvary Gold, 6; St. Thomas.
st. Francis Xavier No. /, Z; st. Mar
ST. Jerome's No. /. o: st. Camillus. 2.
:, St. James, 10; Lady of Sorrows Red,
Queen Of Peace. r; st. Marsarets o,
St Ambrose, s. HOLY Name. !.
:, St. Michael's No. /. 10; Holy Trinity,
JUNIOR BOYS
~ 81 Michaess Holy Trinity, 0.
Holy Redemmer i; St. CARRIERS. 3.
St Teresas. S; Assumption. :.
Mount calvary s: Holy Name. O.
ST. Francis de Sale, II: Campus 3.
St Anthonv's. II Lady Of Sorrows. 0.
g. Martins Martins. Z; s.! Joseph,s Home, 8
iNTERMEDIATE BOYS
NatlNlty: d: ST. FRANCIS Xavier, T.
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CORN Shoots Net SO
To Win at Woodmont

Lou CORN won the l8-hole
sweepstakes golf tournament al
Woodmont yesterday with a IT.
I9-68 and Leo Schlossberg the
lnine-hole with 42-10-32.
Other results:
1s-hole-Everett steinem. 1851:
Warren Krick. 1S-6-72: Bob Cramer,
S3-11-72: Stan Fischer, 92-20-72:
Sol Stichman. 95-22--73.
9.hole-Milt Elsbers. 45-11-34: Bob
-35; Dave Weltman. 45-IO-55: Harry
Burka,. 45-l0-35; Bob Lerner. 39-3-
49,: Al Miller. 40-4-36; Serge Sc OK
Dave Allentllck. 44.S-36
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WI Highs Homers
Top MARYLAND Frosh

Washington-Lee High pounded
out Is hits. including three home
runs, for an ll-9 victory over
the Maryland Frosh at WI
yesterday.
Bob Brown homered in the
fifth with none on for the Gen.
erals. Donnie Mergler in the
seventh with two on and Gene
Sherman, son of Bo Sherman,
head football coach at George
Washington University, in the
eighth with one on.
Md Frosh O0l 4tO aoo- q ,
W-L OOi okn no. II ,s
Morris: Wright "a and Windsor
Marcy Men 10 and Myse. Wagner Isl
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Makes Sports Society

John Maylard. son of Maj. and
Mrs. ]. B. Maynard, 4886-A South
Iwenty-eighth street. Arlington,
has been selected for the athletic
nonor society at Kemper Military
school at Boonville, Mo.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATFR
SOUTH'RN MARYLAND

go acres, modern masonry &
pedroom home hot-air heat large
barn. beautiful trees. streams i'm
proved road 30 miles b. G. i'm.
mediate possession; Sl4,95o "
10 acres, broom home, cleo
tricity; stream, LARGE tobacco barn
outouildings, improved roads, /, land
III cultivat.on, valuable timber; .I5
miles D c.. Sl@ $50.
100 acres G-room Colonial
home. 3 barns. tenant house, farm
equipment, outbuildings, creek i'm
m ne, , possession: ~ miles D. C..
t. 1873 acres. Groom modsrr
nome fully equipped kitchen. . TO-
5acCo barns outbuildineS, Improved
S cin streams; 40 miles D c..
) 365 acres, j-room home. large
tobacco barn small cottase, out.
oouildlAEs' timber creek. paved road
'5 niles d c $4,000
. ~ acres. Groom home. bath. -
barns outbuildinRs. fenced. paved
road 9" miles D c. Si2'500 ''O
- 90 acres, 4-room house furn-
ished trailer. electricity tobarco
saleable timber we'll. stream M, on
paved road, - miles d. C.. Ill a5G
see our ad under "WaterfrontS
ar,ontS cottage, going buSincsSes IA
81 your requirements. CAIvFRT
REALTY AGENCY Prince Frsder;rt
Maryland Phone los 354 and
SS 49,, INSPECTION BY APPOINT
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Dillon Land Co.
ma Hillwood Ave Falls Church, Va
,IE. 4-4O4u
8-ACRE CHICKEN FARM

on Colesville I'd, Colesyille. Md.
Now operating with 800 layers. Ideal
location A gold mine for live wire.
i-bedroom modern country home,
OIL heat, full basement. 4-car garage.
many outbuildings: green meadow
with large sparkling stream The
LAND under cultivation ricf as
cream l00-ft drilled well sparkling
clear water. Look at this property
Immediately That will be your
lucky day. Don't wait and be sorry
Possession now JOHN BURDOFT
1918 Colesville I'd. Silver Spring.
Nd Call EV 4-3s4f -lq
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HISTORIC Underwater
SOTTH'RN MARYTAND

IS acres, Anne Arundel Coun.
~; Lyons Creek. paved road, tobacco
Allotment, ,arge tobacco harms
stElpnlng rooms main house q
rooms bath. storm windows, tenan,
mouse electricity. broodeT hnuse
layinr house. grazing land uoodsd
section. farm pond. sold with NJ
Wilhout farm cquipmrnt Pli-fenred
~ miles D c S"5,uOn
%hh acres, Anne Arundel Conn
" improved land l7-acre tobacco
allotment. srazins range watered by
spring ted streams, timber mar
hons' large rooms 3 bedrooms
hvlnf room. kitchen, glAssed porch
and bath managers house. q he'd
rooms bath. living room dinins
room tenant house 4 tobacco barns
eatte shed stable double RsIasS
poultry house outbuildlres ns"ed
hirnWay 90 miles D c.
II acres. Underwater creek
paved highway. ideal for subdivision
OF private est'te, all utilities "a
miles Annapolis 20 miles b q IN,
meoiate possession will sell Whole n,
part liberal MORTGAGE. Sll 60n
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
IIasi MrS Williams. UNIVERSITY :
54sl CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
FTlhce Frederick MARYLAND
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FARMS
GENTLEMAN'S FARM!

Amone the best in Adams Co.
J. houses, l6g acres, 10 tillable,
Al pasture. 3 streams. fruit. Al
Colonial brownStone home, 4 rooms.
walls 20 in. thick; = almost new
tenant houses could be sold of If not
needed; large. like-new dairy barn,
40 ties; > silos: End barn :I4xBS
milk house, :. poultry houses. shds.
etc; all ALI gorgeous view OF ia
NOUS. battlefield. a farm you will be
proud to own! TERMSl No. P-27oI
WEST S, J. c. Bream q Son. Fair
neld I'd. GETTYSBURG, Pa. Phone 6S-Y.
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HILLCREST
1000 Block 3lst St Sc
hOXlOO: $4,000; 10. 3-if17.
ZANTZINGER-REAL ESTATE
Farms Acreage - Lots
10th and K NV Elk 3-95SO
10 MIN. TO GERMANTOWN, MD.
Divide Of these with friend
or =" O.
Potomac River view from lovely
knOl. OF II acres on hard road
near fishing and swimming. SlI 900.
1922 acres on Rte. 2S with trees
and peaceful country view surround
ed by good property, $4,000.
20 acres wooded mostly level
with .400-ft high scenic creek
frontage $500 an acre.
BARBARA G. ROSS BROKER
Gaithersburg 323R.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
"a acres Of rolling land near
U. S. Highway !. about u miles
south OF the District Already plat
ted for PCS approved lots Sewer,
water and electricity available
81 $50 per acre; builders terms;
call EN-. 3-i76O, LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1919 X st. NV, MA,
81 1855
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MOVE TO HOWARD co.
BARGAIN

acres, G-rm house, no convent
enceS. on hard I'd, IS miles from
Wash Price, $1,000
l-acre, 5-rm bungalow; bath. oil
h. full bsmt, chicken house. partly
wooded, near new Rte %
f-acreS. S-rm. house, bath, oil INV
h. garage and other bldeS Price,
S17,d0O On new Rte. %
3l2 acres, S-rm house. oil INV h
bath and powder nm near new Rte
20
Large and small farms. bldEs. lots.
acreage and many new homes. Call
PAUL B BEARD Realtor. ClarkS-
Vile 3NU-M or PARKWAY 5-n23l.
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WOODLAND BEACH "a bcdrms.. liv.
m XII and .cC norCh. fcnccd-tn
sd with barbecue pit. not far from
water - mi n c u I'll 94
SCIENTISTS Cuff. cabin. SlrS &;
scr porch " boirwS hay view.
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Unbelievable-But True

Approx. l90-acre farm. dairy, stock
or crops on good county road 1875
and meadow with wonderful large
stream, bal. in woods. Large 3. barn
with - SINS, and II extra stns, for
dry stock: c. B. dairy, other out
bldgs; - mixed milking cows,
tested; Tractor and nee. implements,
spreader; wagon. elevator, other
ITEMS Sound old solid s-rm, brick
TEN, elect. water and bath. House
needs minor repairs. These are the
true facts with no hidden Eimmicks,
This property, complete, is offered al
the amannsly low price of S3l 500
PHONE MR.. PRICE, MT. AIRY o31
ARDMORE REALTY co.
MT. AIRY. MD.
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1oDLRN YEAR. ROrNn noME on

'4-acre full basement and drlye-in
garage 40 yards to uior sylvan
Shores Rlva Nd Hoot Ow! I'd,
1000. Car OWNER. Colonial
~. hr,,ap,r--= >
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FREDERICK co.
THOS. J. FISHER
Farms

S27 5nO-Ji2 acres in town OF
Damascus. Large Groom and bath,
moderni2ed home; small barn; eX-
cellHnt condition.
"a5oo-49. acres. SCOTT 'front.'
age on Route liS. 4 miles from
Germantown Recently modernized
home: barn and oufhuilding in GOOD
condition.
S35 00O-asA acres near Pooles
vile. Modern bedroom and .
bath masonry home, asbestos roof
copper Ruttering; custom built; near
~ new; handicapped and on hard
road
S1dO, OuO-4uu acres; excellent
stock farm near. Bonneville, APP
prnvimatrly > miles OF road. front
age. over 200 acres of BLUEGRASS.
remainder. in hay and in Silage
cronS. 3 houses. : barns, 3 SiloS,
good fencing and well watered
About sc, cash required
Sl25,00o-372-acre good dairy
farm near Comus approximately l@5
acres OF bluegrass . sets OF build
lngs 80 and % COW washington
barns y several tenant houses. silos,
approximately ! mile OF road front
hN' aii iF6i tlDNFTlthl on new ma
tional pike. Large farm pond
in.OO0--l35-acre farm near
Poolesville over lUUO-it. frontage
on hard road. Beautiful old brick
manor mouse Of Ia rooms. 3 baths
many 1reniaceS, plus b-rnum and
bath guest house hish elevation,
with wonderful view OF the noun
tains IN Virginia; about 30 miles Ia
WashinGtnn Ideal for gentleman
farmer
$40. n00--l ld-acre dairy farm
near sugar Loaf Mountain and Dick
rrSon; frontage on two roads: IL.
stanchion Washington barn, inclnd .
ing oairY equipment and new a01I-
gsilon cooling tank excellent PRO
oucing Land loo acres clear il
acres IN alfalfa; small. modern house
ssnd tenant house silo, corn crib
ioafnF shed and other farm build .
$4,000 T7-acre dairy farm. near
Somus. S-room house. small datrv
oarn and other farm building
mostly IN rraSS D
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MATHEWS Il COMPANY
Cam rrlGzf. MARYLAND

shuo-ir- Lovely home 81 LARGE
rooms Nl'r closets > baths. CEN
"a heat and sr'esian water Price.
- .nnu
MATHEWS Il COMPANY
Csmnridsr, Maryland
tRN HOUSE with hath and fur
mace iHl. basement = acre on hard
roat Only - und
acre I'm house. barn. other
ho-s some woodland large stream
Or narc road >ll.5no
Modern -1edrm dwelling on
har1 road bah oil heat early poss
2 acres near RI 90. d-rm house.
Dali e.e sarage poultry house,
- ''t We hay, many small farms
S4.iAnic 70. crops cattle or week
tni and summer cottages Come see
DETTE 4 son Nj Airy. Md. ph
= Et.s ara san pm Mr. Pryor
ANNE ARUNDEL co CLOSE TO
-CHFSAFEg TSF BAY. lS3-acre RACE
HORSE TOBACCO AND CATTLE
FARM with large race horse stable,
i"xion. fob barns. :, tenant
soIses bank stable for cattle. impl
,hfi corn Glib. all fields in grass
sac cover crop white board fences,
A4 t-bfd!r moo home 10 yrs
a. N state highway RI
NJ 'n> a"nroN q MI to Annapolis
an u to T. brochure furr
-tgts az PRICE GOOD terms
or ov LOUIS A starr ING. -
~ Wash D c. RE
- - sai ana sun call Uni
- ACFFs "oo clear ;, mile
'A ans marsh hshing and duck
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FREDERICK COUNTY

"a ACRES
~ rooms. old brick coun-
try home with modern con.
venienceS $50 acres clear.
remainder In pasture and
woodland Close 10 railroads
and schools. A good land in
vestment. shown by appoint.
nent only
For further particulars nf
this and other properties
contact l. A Ahercrnmhls
poolcsville 353i
Randall II. Hagner a. Co
Inc.
REALTORS
1921 Conn ave DE. 7.3soo
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NEAR WAPRENTON
80 ACRES-S25 nm

ESQ acres Arm house. barns
and Silo; cattle scales. \ springs and
lge streams Due to Illness SIuu
an acre OWNER. XII. a-3347
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5 # Service
.CATALOG

MAILED FREE! Farms. Homes,
Businesses 3.O4i properties de-
Scribed. "a States. Coast to Coast
BargainS galorel Livestock. equip
often included, many with low down
payments and easy terms 'VORLD'y
STROUT REALTY. 234-N Woodward
BLDG. Washington Sterling 3-31S4
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HOWARD COUNTY and ! acre
sites on paved road $500 On, bal
anre $40 per mo.
g acre domestic with 1,@00-tt,
road frontage 81 600 dn, balance
monthly
90 acres - jUO-ft frontage on
Georgia ave ext. $500 per acre
Ewes and sun. Mrs Steed, u
S-31S0
( BERNARD r. BROSIUS, Realtor
III u-n1pn
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BEN LaGARDE fremont 4.41ei
SANDOZ, Inc. DU. 7-1234
Apple and Peach Orchard

u
Selling because Of death. 32o acres
9.uuo apple trees, 4 to II yrs old
500 peach trees, second crop Vru
SPRAYED. pruned; s-rm. house
J.rm. house, block storage nous,
hiXSu. stories. > yrs old other
nuilding lnn-Eallon Hardy sprayer.
] 100" Cat D-4 with blade cul,i.
HesueT. ~ ton Chez rurE
! Chev 2-ton truck. apple grader
anh ooiiSher ,i0O- gallon cider
press 1000 apple baskets, ladder
pleklng bags Orchard has con.
tract ior ali fruit produced Land
yes hieh and hcautiful never frost
Priced low. S30,ono With $40 nnn
10 ACRES-45 MILES
From y c a. Union Bridge Ma
a-rm house plenty water cleared
iehceo raised 5000 ats Stravhef
236 ACRES, MD.
Modern. 6-rm house large harm
modern slaughter house. other oil,.
buildings. . large ponds with 1sh. "a
acres alfalfa Lays on plateau Car
see Tor miles on good rd Close n
city Priced $50 600 - nu0 dcpn
1872 ACRES
Modern f-rm house. good harm
chicken houses. GOOD I'd !arqs
Pass stream. good swimminE Dor
ders S.O0O-a state forest best hunt.
ins vonderiul buy. Sii.50n /, dn
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

LOT OFF MASS. AVE EXT. cash
Private party State full pa.ticu.
lars Box ISA-J, Star 49,
HAVE A CLIENT who will trade in
yeStmen' property Ind trust notes
plus cash for lots or acreage in
Bethesda. ALGER CORP d =
';36u
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
FINGER LAKES REGION coIonla.

FINGER LAKES REGION Colonial
aome, over acre land on state hich.
way bedrooms. bath. large Nv
ms room and kitchen dininE room
unity DOM with shower bath
double "arage. tool house fruit and
berries Write G W ROUSE n .
PENNSYLVANIA WOODLAND Ioo
acres young timber. ent m 1855.
located in Perry Co Pa 20 M 60
HarriSburs Near hard and second
AIRY roads All kinds hunnnl
abound Greek nearby For Guick
sale N2tajh 5000 down, ~iu mo
no interest Discount for CT b
term SFFCTgR, Cnchectun \ Y :
HOMES, BUNGALOWS. FARMS. on
CatSkill or PoCono Mts Prices rcaS
RETIREMENT HOME With incorlc m
N G, has duplex and j-rm
cottage with extra lot Year dSh-
inE aud huntnE galore Term
.ArME REALTY co UN I-3"il
VIRGINIA, Near Manassas 20 room
sdcc sIrstc5 i ag1s, 4 icnsc path
t4.5 or arttc Box 5ig G star star
BRICK AND STUCCO. n-hcdroom
fanch-typc house on o., land
All modern convPnicnCcS; ~ miic.
from Charlottesville Va TOO milCs
south OF y G sn.t1o Detail,
write ROBERT RAHF Rte e.
BOX lOi-A SCottSville Va
MISSOURI Sc. 49, General mrrrhRn-
disc store rich farming district, =
lots one a.story brk bldg store
post once. ant rms upstairs
frame warehouse one S-rm frame
dwelline Call 10 ".3i1n or write
Earl H1CF Anniston Missouri
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80 ACRES

Dairy farm inscow Wash.
lngton tyne harm. bank barn.
: silns other necessary out
buildings Main house living
room, dinine room Kitchen.
= bedrooms. bath hot water
heat 4 room tenant house
300 acres arabic 30 acre
pasture water IN evcrr Nelt
Excellent location. on hard
road productive soil Price
Ntnn per mcre
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DAMASCUS

l3S acres; = streams, 3 road
frontages on State and Co. roads
Excel. farm home: . paths: all mod
conv. 50-cow Washington-type dairy
or stock farm 3 siioS. all necessary
.uitbuildines. Tenant house. Can
.Sub-diVide all or part. mi. from
Damascus Can be sold as whole or
part.
FREDERICK CO.
l06 acres. stream. Farm house,
good cond.: 4OX60 bank barn. other
bldgs,; 24-mi. road frontage on State
road : mi. from Damascus. 500 900
JERRY COOK, INC.
COOK WA rKINS BLDG.
NEXT TO ACME SUPER MKT
DAmaNcuS Nd Clearwater A-n3l |
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WE COVER COUNTY
ROMER & CO., INC.
REALTORS. GA1THERsBURG. 29s
Is MILES D. Gee A.

Ideal for a nursery farm. adjacent
to major hwy, in nearby Va
charming 3i2-bedrm. undermined
home with h " h. good outbuildings
huge stocked lake. lovely trees and
garden; fairly priced at So $50
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ONLY S75n Dnwnl

About an hour to Washington. in
depot village; 5 acres, about hall
tillable; Arm. dwelling, in need OF
some kind attention: cleo. and en-
closed porch; chance of a lifetime al
5000. V. v. Vazque2. STROUT
REALTY. U. s, Hwy, No. !. Stafford
Va. New Bargain Lists Mailed Free.