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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June % M.-The wheat
futures market made the strongest one.
week advance Of the year on the Board
Of trade this week and now Is about
ready Tor siege OF hedge selling.
Wheat climbed AZ much as bss cents
9 busheI. mostly in Q sharp rally Friday
brouRht about By farmer approval Of
also ended lie week on I str ssrone note ot !
New style wheat closed Friday al
@ % cents higher than the close y
higher, oats ~ 70 rs higher, rye y
70 3 cents hisher, soybeans to 53s
dfed higher
ovsrThslnling farmer approval Of
wheat quotas for the 1858 crop came
Thursdag. This means the support price
VIII pc Sis a blshel. instead OF 81 rs
Is u would have been II quotas had
been rejected. This was an extremely
bullish influence n the market. particu-
larry since some traders thought the
proposal might BE- defeated
kfnge Of prices for the week:
Close Close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
COMMODITY PRICES
FurnI.hea }, the Asseelalea Pfess

NEW YORK. June 22 Op.-Ths Asso.
commodity prices recorded lie nfst de-
cline n six weeks this week.
1898 . week aso and 1877 . year
Textiles and nonferfous metals
touched new 1867 lows and livestock
IndustrisIs, food and the srains and
cotton component advanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

7o-2l.95 Double Door Wordrobes, heavy
oouoe Steel; brown crockle finish; clothes bor,
hot shelf, loxlo" mirror, lock and key;
e4xz7x2o" size. No PorceI Post Deliveries. 1890
5o-2ls5 Double Door Utility cobinets, heavy
eouoe steel; white enome finish chrome hondIes;
5 shelf spoces 64x27xl5" size. No PoreeI Post
5l-l99s Porcelain Top Bose cobnets white
enamel finish, chrome handles; SO" ronce height;
2ox24" stonless top; full width drower; shelf
spoces No Poreel Post Deliveries -----. 1919
2o-l4.o5 Bose cobinets, l6x2o' stainless porce-
loin top SO" ronoe height; white enomeled meto
chrome handles; single door: shelf spoces; full
width cutlery drower. No PorceI Post Deliveries.
6.00
2o-l499 Stoinless Steel FlotWore, non-rust;
non-tornsh; mirror polish finish; each: serroted
blode knives, dinner forks, soIod forks, soup
spoons Is teaspoons. serving spoons; heavy
oouee stainless steel ---- 0.00
5o-7.es Barbecue Broziers; ls" bowl; 24h"
high. 3 oouoe steel, lightweight, spinning grid,
adjusts to positions, folds for storage, 3.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Nursery Furniture

l--2e.95 Double Drop Side Crib, pIostie teethino
rows, noturol finish 1889
l7-34.e5 Double Drop Side Cribs Plastic teeth.
ing rolls, opposition adjustable spring. woS birch
5o-lo.e5 lnnersprine Crib Mattresses, nursery
print, tuttess woter oeid resistant 500
5o-lS.9S Strolers, reclining beck, odjustobIe
Iootrest ond eonopy, oquo or navy - 0.09
OPS Fibre Carrying Baskets with hondles,
white finished. postel trim 2.11
4-5T95 Twin Foldo RoIo strolIers, royal blue
25-2l.95 Upholstered H-choirs, plostic trov.
vide spreod legs TO prevent fitting, chrome plotted
rome, RED, yellow, turquoise -II.00
white % M
lo--7e5 Boby Jumpers, chrome pIoted froms
postic body = az
4--449 IS Chests, drowers. white enamel finish.
- 24.00
GLASS High chqirs, pIostie troy. bronze finish.
0.0O
6-44.9S Combination Crib and lnnersprino Mot.
tress, 4-posltion spring, Plastic teethino rails.
woS birch finish double drop side 24.OS
e-2995 Thoyer Corrooes. lift-out BODY shockle
eeor, blue or grey finish %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
LUGGAGE%
W to " off

2-22.50 Somsonite O'Nites, for Lodies,
Alligator finish; discontinued --ll.2S
$500 Somsonite Hono-lt-All, Sun
ton; discontinued 1850
l-225o Somsonte Medallion UltroIite
Troin Cose. red and white I4.07
l-27.5o Somsonite Medallion UItroIite
ONerniter, red and white 1897
l-37.50 Somsonite Medallion UItrolite
Wardrobe Cose for Iodies. red and white,
24.07
$3.50 Somsonite Medallion UlsroIlte
70" Pullman Cose; red and white, 26.O7
lo-loe5 Lody Baltimore Troin coses.
mint. copper. white ond oroy----S.47
4-l2.s5 Lody Baltimore Il" Week.
enders, dork, green. powder blue ond
mint green 6.47
lass Lody BoItimore "A" PulInon
Cose, copper or mint TAI
4-lse5 Lody Baltimore 29" PuIInon
Coses mint, dark blue. oroy or white.
9.47
e-l6e5 Lody Baltimore 26" PuIlnon
Coses, copper, mint. ton or powder
due ofoy ----------- ---B.41
ll-Ise5 lody Baltimore Wardrobe
Coses. copper, ton, dark blue, mint green
or white S.41
$500 kodies' VoI-Poes, blue or
brown nyIon or red WoIloee pIoid. 1919
3-23.oo Mems Vol-poes, blue Or brown
nyIon ---------------
5-l5.os Weekend cose, Il" size;
brown tweed convos cover ---- 6.07
ll-l7.e5 Troin coses. blue plostie
cover with blue trim 1877
7-l7.e5 overniters, 10" size; blue
plostie cover with blue trim 7.07
I3-l7.e5 Wseksnders, II" size; blue
postie cover with blue trim 1877
1000 Grosshoppen. blue or red
nylon with white trim ---------lO.OO
l-l7.5o Train Cose. blue plaid fobric
l-2ee5 Hot and Shoe cose, red COB
ordine cover with genuine leoiher trim,
l2.47
l-2e95 Lodies' Wardrobe cose, green
oobordine cover with genuine Leather
trin -IZ.41
2-23e5 Lodies' Wardrobe coses by
Crown. Porsienne Innings; powder blue
or charcoal plostie coverings - 1877
'All Iuoooos prices plus 1875 Federal
tox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

1858 Welsh Chino Top to fit So" server
bases :. 1890
3-e4.e5 Drop Leof Goteee Dining Room
Tobles, turned spindle legs, measures 26x4o"
when closed, opens TO 4ox10" with Leaves up,
$500
6-69.o5 Drop leof Tobles, measure 75x3s"
closed, opens to 5eS59" with leoves up,
1900
7-l2e.s5 Drop Leaf 6oteIeo Tobles, with
extension leoyes, turned spindle legs, 26x44" .
elossd, 44Se4 open with leoves $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

ls-l995 Hitchcock Dining Room Chairs,
turned spindle legs 1890
1865 Hiteheoek Arm Chairs, spindle leos
and arms I9.OO
25-9e.e5 coptoin Style Dining choirs,
soddle shoped scots 1900
5-v2e.e5 Fiddle Back Dining choirs, Green
lupesIv scots 5000 1900
5-34.s5 Fiddle Book Arm Style choirs, tur-
quose motolosse scot covers 1870
Z-Z4.95 Spindle Chairs, comb book,
seoopeo scots 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Electric Fans

S-l7.9S List Nelson Twin Fons. formerly l7.e5,
400
S-Se95 List &c Twin Window Fons. 2O.00
SO s. List &c lntoke-ESheust Fan with Their
"NS'u' ---------- -JB.JD
1895 List &c 20" Exhaust Window Fan.
1899
s-4eSS List &c 20" Window Fan, intake or
exhaust; 3 speeds %
l-l7s5 List G-e 70" TobIe Fan. speed, 800
l-29'e5 List e-E Il" Fon, z speeds -I4.90
l-z9'9S List Emerson Il" Fon lab
l-59'95 List &C Rol-About Fon; speeds 2o",
27.08
l-29.95 List &c Kitchen Ventilotor- 1890
l-z99S List Emerson Kitchen Ventiotor. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

33-2l.e5 plostie Fibre Sets, mixture Of
sizes for le49 to 1854 model cors;
complete sets 7.88
Zo4-26.o5 to 1895 Seat Covers, Soron
Plostie, eleor Plastic, nyeoF fobric, pIostie
seoed; most sizes in the group; oil pIostic
books; oil nylon sewn; oil fully pped ond
reinforced 0.08 to 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Solid Cherry Dining Room Pieces
so% solid So ' S9a cS0 ;si p s. war" tn IL Off

2-2I9.95 Bullets, WEIGH china tops, fitted
silver section, linen storage drawers ond ,tof-
ooe sections -------------..--.-I 1890
5-6s.e5 Welsh Chino Hutch. to fit 81" buf-
~ 0OsOU
3-l5e.e5 Gloss Door China cobnets, linen
drawer and 2-door Storage compartment,
10000
3-l56.95 Welsh Top China cobnets, linen
drawer and 2 door lower storage eompor-
ment ---------e- OI.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
Washers and Dryers
(flooV aamnlaal

1895 Eosy Wosher-Drsr Combination,
28S.OO
l-s2ee5 Eosy De Luxe Automatic Washer,
1850
4-2le.e5 Eosy De Luxe spndrer Washers,
z-iss.s5 Eosy De Luxe Wrnoer Washers.
3-l79.e5 Eosy Spindrier Washers - $500
l-l99.e5 Eosy Electric Dryer ------I37.OO
2-279.e5 Eosy Cos Dryers ---. 1890
5-3le.e5 Eosy Automatic Washers 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16
POOceF MOtcerS
Demonstrators

s-9ee5 Rotary u" Power Mowers;
2M h.p., 4-eycle Briggs 6 Strotton
lo-ee.s5 Rotary u" Power Mowers;
IA h.p., 4-cycIe Briggs g Strotton
l4-l34.e5 Self-propeIIed u" Rotoy
Power Mowers. IA h.p., 4-eyeIe Briggs
l-loee5 Foley 20" Rotary Power
Mower, l.6 Briggs g strotton 4-cycle
s"ShSS 1880
3-6e.e5 Rotoy 20" Power Mowers,
2-woy moving with flip-over hondIe;
Z-eyeIe, z h.p.. Clinton engine; 1reeoil
starter 20.NS
2-l3e.e5 Reel type Il" Moto Mower;
reeol storter; 4-cyele, l6 h.p., Brioos
9 Strotton engines ------79.08
2-64.e5 Huffy lS" Rotary Electric
Mowers, V h.p.. DeIeo motor -44.9S
l-l5e.95 REQ Spintrim Il" rotary
mower. IVA h.p., 4-eycle REQ engine,
50.O5
1885 Hufy ls" rotary power, A.
cycle. 2-h.p Briggs strotton engine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

lo-4e.e5 Oriental Design cotton-Royon Rugs;
2-slo2 Cocoa Royon sroodIoom Rugs, i5xio;
4o-3e5 pIostie Both Mots; lsx3o"- 1873
l8-4o5 Cotton Runners; 3ox7o" 1855
l4-l095 Tweed Washable Rugs; 3x5' -4.0O
1855 Royon Scotter Rugs; seconds; 27x4S",
4-ees5 All NyIon Rugs; tone-on-tone; exl2',
5000
l25-495 Round SeoIIoped Hand Hooked Rugs;
leo-4.o5 Round Hand Hooked Rugs; 5o'
l4l-e.e5 Hond Hooked Rugs, 2x4'------2.SS
43-lo95 Hand Hooked Rugs, 3x5'--- 500
1925 Hand Hooked Rugs; 6xe' -I9.00
1855 to e.e5 SompIe Seotter Rugs; 27x54"
2.09
l-ls495 Nutrio Royon-Nylon Rug; sxl5.6
64-5.e5 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs; 5x5'--- 2.90
6-5ee5 Beige Cotton Rugs exl2' 1000
9-lZ595 Green Figured Broodoom Rugs; oxl2',
5000
1895 Rose Royon-NyIon-Fbre Rugs; exl2',
1906
5-le9.es Rose. Beige Wool Wilton Rugs; 9xl5',
$500
$50 IS Cotton Oval Broided Rugs; e-12' $500
loGl495 Reversible Fibre Rugs; 6xe' 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
LAW IN THE NEWS
Woman Sues Snider
For Hitting Foul Ball

law or baseball to see what hap
pens to this theory that a player
can be legally liable to spec
tators for his professional per-
Torrance.
The affair recalls certain
past activities of Boston's Ted
Williams. Always sensitive to
any jeers Of the fans, Williams
was supposed to have been so
angered at one pcint that he
deliberately fouled half a dozen
pitches in the direction of a
group that had been riding
him.
A situation like that, If it
really existed, might run afoul
of the law. But even for an
all-time great hitter like VIII
liams deliberately singing out
a fan as a foul ball target
would be somewhat like duck
hunting with a slingshot. It
would be mighty hard to prove
that the ball Travelled on the
wings of Intentional mayhem.
tTuesdoy-Movies about juries mo,
be disillusionins. but don't take them
too much to heort.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK

On July 80, Mrs. Dovie Green
Of Cincinnati has a date in a
local court with Duke Snider,
outfielder for the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Mrs. Green thinks
Snider should pay her SIS. 900
damages for a broken arm and
shock she sustained after being
hit by a foul ball he hit into
the stands several years ago.
According to the reported
complaint. Duke did negli-
gently strike a foul ball into
the grandstand (and) !. f.
caused the ball to take a wild
course other than a home run"
Without reference to any
particular legal merits Of the
situation this is a pretty un-
usual case, Not that suits of
this sort haven't come UP be-
fore; they have: quite a few.
in fact. And in some cases
the compliments convinced the
courts they were entitled to
indemnity.
But it is hard to recall an
other case in which suit was
brought against an individual
player based on his perform
ance during the game. Snider,
who is one of the National
Leagues most accomplished
players. simply took a healthy
swing at a "3-and-2" pitch
when the foul drive in question
occurred.
Most prior suits of a similar
nature, if not all of them. have
been directed toward the club
owners. Usually they have
charged that the owners did
not provide sufficient protec-
ton in regard to some aspect
of the stands or protective
screens. In at least one case,
a club owner was sued on the
theory that he allowed his
pitchers to warm UP too near
the box seats. That suit grew
out of a wild practice pitch
which also conked a lady spec
tator.
In any event, the judicial
consensus seems to be that in
most instances spectators
travel at their own risk" while
in the ballpark except in the
screened area behind home
plate.
It will be enlightening to
everyone connected with either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
New Low on Subyersion
Urged as Protection

Representative Heating, Re-
publican Of New York. said
yesterday q recent Supreme
Court decision may require
Congress to pass q wholly new
law against subversive activity.
Another decision. Mr.. Keat-
ing said, might result In at
least temporary revival of
trials by the two branches of
Congress of recalcitrant wit
nesses. a procedure unused for
many years.
Mr. Heating spoke. in an in
terview recorded for Radio Sta
ton WHAM. Rochester, on the
impact Of recent decisions and
on legislative attempts to deal
with it. He is senior Republican
member of the House Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Heating said the present
situation rivals the Juror in the
193Os. when the court was over
turning much New Deal leg
islation, but that in neither
case was the court trying de-
liberately Ito step on the toes
Of the Legislative or Execu-
tive branches"
Hits Impeachment Talk
Some criticism of the court
in recent weeks has been
pretty wild and extreme" he
remarked, and "as for the
movement to impeach members
Of the court, that to me is
the height of responsibility. +"
To say that Just because you
don't agree with them they
should be tossed of the highest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
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court in the land is dangerous
demagoguery." Mr.. Heating
said.
And he said that requiring
denomination Of justices by
the Senate every four years
would destroy the independence
Of the court and place consti-
tutional guarantees "at the
mercy Of the pleasures of q
transient majority Of the
United States Senate"
Sees New Language Needed
Mr.. Heating said the courts
decision on the Smith Act,
which forbids advocating forci-
BILE overthrow of the Govern
ment or organizing for that
purpose, so narrows the effect
Of the act that it will "dras-
tically curb our future efforts
to combat subversives."
I'VE can, and must, deter
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the Smith Act can be so clari-
fed as to encompass the activi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

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Morning Symphony: Bee
thoven, Conservation Of the
House Overture; Shubert,
Symphony No. 3 in D: Rec
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1:55, WWDC - B a Sc b all:
Washington VS.. New York.
900, WTOP-Baseball: Bal
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500, WMAL-FM-Show Boat
(Jerome Kern): Robert
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Katherine Graves, Lehman
Engel Orchestra and Chorus.
600, WIDOW, WASH-FM -
In The Concert Hall: SYM
phonic Sketches by Chad
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phony by Goldmark and
Symphonic Domestica by r..
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6:35, WWDC - Lawrence
Welk: Selection by Welk in
clude "You Are My Sum-
shine, ''Nobdy Knows" and
Guitar Polka"
1900, WTOP - Jack Benny
Show: The final show Of
the season finds Benny max
ing plans for his summer
vacation in Las Vegas.
$500. VOL - Good Music
Time: Symphony No. 2 by
Hanson; Rodeo by COPELAND;
ALA Breve, Cantata by
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$500, WGMS-Orchestra Hall:
The Philharmonic Sym
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conducting, Will play Bee
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in D-minor, Opus 125."
$3.50. WTOP - World Music
Festivals: The 1857 Sibelius
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THE Oceanides." "Saga,"
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1890. WWDC-Bob Will Show;
The original Broadway cast
album Of MY Fair Lady"
with songs by Julie Andrews
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midnight; Sundays I;ss an. to mlaaight
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LATEST TV INFORMATION

Television programs for the are carried in the
Teevue magazine with todays Star. Following supple
mentary information todays programs received afeK
Televue went to press.
$3.50 am. wRc CD-"sign On Time" replaces
Mathematics"
S:45 am, WRc OD-"Industry On Parade"
900 am, WRC (D-"Mathematics" replaces
american Scene"
400 pm- WRc tD-Amercan Forum: civil Rights
Fibuser?" Senator Stennis Democrat Of Mississippi
and Senator Watkins. Republican Of Utah, guests.
500 pm. WRC C4)-"American Scene" (drst educa-
tiona series on literature).
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ties Of Community Party lead
ers or whether new legis-
lation is necessary" Mr.. Keat-
ing said.
The courts decision in
another case. requiring that
congressional committees must
tell witnesses the specific OBJ
ject Of their inquiries and the
pertinency Of the information
sought. calls for more study.
he added. The House should
look into the present authori-
zation of its Committee on Un-
American Activities, he con-
tinued. to be sure its terms
conform with the decision.
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Chest x-Roy Unit
Plans Week Stund

The Districts mobile chest
x-ray unit win be located at
the Farmers Produce Market.
E street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets S.w.. tomor-
row through Friday. Free X
rays win be given from $3.50
am. to i2:45 pm. and from
1850 to 4:30 pm.
The mobile unit serving
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Star in the Famous Comedy That Is
A Hilariously Funny Satire Produced
TITLES PUNCTURED
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The Greatest Matinee Idol the World
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BUSTER KEATON
Americas Comic Genius Stars in Three
B sA51;ov "ceoIJILlALPsI5LE cLERk" and
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BUSTER KEATON's
FOLLIES"
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Government workers win begin
Q two-week stand at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center to-
morrow. It win move to the
Forest Glenn Annex. Silver
Spring. July Is.
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ia ACRES-Six room frame home;
As acres merchantable timber
VIII 60 O long ways towards pay
ing for property, at $4,000. Con.
tact JOS. NJ. 9AMUELS & SONS,
Oranne. Va phone 7C36
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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

1. HISTORIC WoODLAWN., 147
ceres. Groom Colonial brick home,
Groom farmhouse, barn, RUNNING
creek; ideal retreat: 20 miles d. c.:
immediate possession. 500. 500.
2. ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Al
acres. Broom Colonial home, com.
pletely restored, bath, baseboartl
neat. 2 barns, outbuildings. IA
Tobacco allotment, immediate DOS.
session. en- inmnp n0C road. % miles
8. ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. az
acres. modern 4-bedroom home,
tenant house, barn, SO acres
cleared land. S-acre tobacco ailot-
ment' on paved highway, is miles
4. HISTORIC LOTHIAN, "a
acres, 12-room Colonial brick home
"a Daths, tenant house, 2 barns,
STABLE. outbuildings, on 2 paved
ROADS, immediate possession, 20
m miles d. C.; being sold to settle
s. is7 ACRES, s-room colon,.,
home, bath, 3 large hams oi II 81
acre tobacco allotment, hiehiy nro-
ductive. streams, paved road %
8. WEST SHADY SIDE. e.roou
new ranch house, breezeway. ga
rage, hot-air heat. insulsted, corr
tlie moor, immediate Possession:
VII " saacrifice: small down payment,
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
7-44s1. CALVERT RESI.Tyy
AGENCY Prince Frederick, Mary
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CoLoRED OR WHITE

Large home directly on chesa-
peake Bay on Arundel-on-B Bay
Concrete buikhead. wharf: 2-car
garage with maids quarters above.
outside showers and many other
lent neiEh6ors. Chiefly nrofessionaI
When. new road Is completed. An
napolis viii be 90 miles from center
OF WaShington. over limited access
road. VIII extend liberal terms 20
responsible party or viii rent for
season with privilege to buy. Rent
20 Be applied to purchase price.
SlSs0g0. For. Inspection. call co.
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;, . CHOICE ACREAGE

Hard-road frontage: II acres. y
srcWtS.. small home. tiSt H1 .' farm
Hodernising: good well ana pump.
Also Ice. 2-story masonry BLDG.
24x200. IT,. with concrete wing.
30x30 IT,. 2 stories high. Ideal for
S nans ses Cn1.sh s%H res,
or estate. Owner says sell. $4,000
ash needed. Seen BY appointment
only Phone MR.. CROSS. PAUL p.
STONE. tn. 2-1105 or RIA. 3-n233
FARM consisting Of 21S q. located
near Leonardtown. st. Mary's Coun-
", Nd. About so a. tillable: large
main farmhouse. and 2 tenant
houses on state I'd; real sacrifice.
FARM consisting Of 1O4 q. go q.
condition. Located in st, Mary's
County. Md. Very productive farm.
Price, S13,9b0: terms.
ST. MARY'S REALTY co.
James II. Brown. Leonardtown, Nd.
Phone: Greenwood b-4172
Mites and Sun, Greenwood 0-3b22
90 ACRES. near Pepco piant-Lge.
farm home in grove Of trees. CENTER
hall plan, Q rms. and bath. barn
ana other outbuildings; $52,bOO.
1S3 ACRES, 10 mi. from CATH
ersburf; SS2.250.
SO7 ACRES. near Germantown.
mile frontage on highway; So55 per
acre.
Sc ACRES, near Laytonsville--
Nice 4-bedrm. farmhouse In grove
Of trees: S32,b00.