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opened June 4. Gabaldon made
1t with a 2-iron on the 1855
yard seventh hole In q round
with his son Ronnie, G. H.
Price and Oren C. Lowther.
COURT HOUSE-Ten pros
have been invited to a pro-
member tournament at the
Fairfax club on December 4.
Three members will play with
each pro.
Pro Dick lanes, who will be
host, will have to play better
than he did yesterday to hold
on the visitors. lanes played
in the annual Beat Dick
lanes" turkey tournament and
shot II.
In Class A, Bob Lewis was
the winner. beating lanes
score. 6 and S, with benefit
Of handicap. George Mehler
won in Glass B. 8 and 6. Bob
Hennessy in Glass C, 6 and
S. Mrs. J. r. Gessley was the
women's winner, 1 and 2.
KENWOOD-The Cranberry
Bowl, a combined score mixed
tournament. was won by Mrs.
John Kacur. 94-18-76, and
Rex Smith. 83-12-71, for a net
lat. Mrs. Lee Alexander, $50
rs and Bob Williams, 83-9-
"A were second.
MANOR-The 195 score Of
Charles Holmes and Dr.. John
Haberlin stood up for low in
the 54-hole medal play tourna-
ment, They had rounds of
65-67-63.
WASHINGTON 49, Turkey
tournament winners: Class A
Ed Mason, II gross; M. A. Tay-
lor, 75-10-65 net. Class b
J. c.. Wright 70 gross; Bill
Hines, 8l-15-66, Lee Kendrick,
8l-15-66. Glass CA. C. Brode
81 gross; Chip Thomas, 85-18-
Ct.
Fred George made a hole-in-,
one on the 130-yard 1lth hole
with an eight iron.
GOOSE CREEK - Walter
Hardy and Kent Sasher put
together a best ball of 66 in
winning the two-man team
title over Murray Evans and
Eddie Frank, 3 and 2.
EAST POTOMAC-Women's
turkey tournament winners
were Rachel zap, 92-l9-73,
and Mrs. Alexander Ordogh,
99-18-81, with low gross to
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, 96.
BE TIL E S DA- George D.
Mock has been elected presi-
dent OF Bethesda Country Club.
Others officers are Joseph TAFT,
vice president; Lawrence L.
Brennan. secretary, and Mi
chael A. DiFato, treasurer. Also,
Keith Kittle, ST., assistant
treasurer, and Lawrence Hart
wig, assistant secretary. Chair
men appointed were Elmer
Hinzman, house; Harry An
drews assistant house chair
man; Joseph Carpenter, golf;
AL Sepulveda, greens, and the
memberships and special prof.
ects committee of Foster Sham
non, Sherman Burt, Joe For
tuna, Faris Mirage and DR..
William H. Ferguson.
ANDREWS AFB - Rudy
Spiers will meet Bob johnson
and Harold Ridgley plays Tom
Corwin in the semifinals Of the
club championship.
In the women's final, Mrs.
William Krupitzer defeated
Mrs. John Donley, 3 and 2.
Mrs. Kim Marshall made a
hole-in-one on the 187-yard
fourth, using driver.
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HOT m MEMBER-GUEsT
Bottles Team Wins
Congressional Golf

Cliff Battles carried a tran
sistor radio to keep in touch
with the Redskins Eagles game
yesterday. but paid enough at
|tention to his golf to team with
George Rowbothom of Phila-
delphia and win the 3S-hole
Congressional Club fall men,
ber-guest tournament.
Battles, q seven handicap
golfer who has shown speedy
improvement. and Rowbothom,
and Q member OF Philadelphia &
Mason.D Dixon Cup competition
team, had rounds Of 68-63-131
Battles is one Of the Redskins
all-time greats.
Rowbothom had a Sc on his
own yesterday.
The winners had a three
stroke margin. over the field OF
80 teams, but it would have
been four If Battles had taken
10 handicap stroke on the 18th
hole Of the first round. He
|birdied the hole, and was SO
excited over the birdie he for
got to deduct the handicap
stroke which would have given
him a net eagle.
Lou Krauthof and his part
ner Bob Gilbert of Ardsley-on-
Hudson, NJ! u, finished second
with 70-64--134. Eddie Becker
and Len Hardy of Manor, the
first-round leaders with a 66
slipped to third with a SO for
1875.
Other flight winners:
Second-Charles Wilson and
Tony Siciliano of Washington
G&CC. 72-65--137 by match.
ing cards over c. J. Murphy
and Bill Hotter of Washington,
71-66-137. N. w. Oldt and
DR.. F. J. Crilley of Manor won
third net with 71-69-140 after
matching cards with C. E,
Huntley and Bill Hickey OF
Columbia, 72-68-140.
Third-A. G. Dezendorf and
Don Childress of Columbia,
72-67-139. Other winners were
Frank Soponaro, jr., and
Charles Walton of the Country
Club of Detroit, 74-66-140;
Pete Milloy and DR.. Dick Meyer
of Manor, 73-68-141; and Al
Leggin and Ted Rutley of Ken
wood, 73-68-141.
Fourth-Jery Price and Jack
Mullholland Of Lakewood, "a
69-l43, won by matching cards
over DR.. E. v. Williams and
Brig. Gen. j. j. Kimsley of
Chevy Chase, 74-69-143. F. L.
Grimm and L. Wise of Hershey,
Pa, won third with 76-68-144,
over Billy Shea and Bob Grams
OF. Columbia, 74-70-144.
Fifth-Gene Lorenz and Bob
Sphinx of Court House had TO-
73-149 and matched out
Donald Macarthur and w. r.
Watkins og Kenwood with 81
68-149. L. j. Bartlett and Russ
Smart, his guest from Canada,
won third by matching cards
with 77-75-152.
WOODMONT-Mel Kraft's
II won low gross in the turkey
tournament. Low net went to
DR.. Alec Horwitz, 90-21-69
and Sam Levey, 100-30-70.
PRINCE GEORGES-Senior
golfers from Prince Georges
piled up a 1914 to Az ad-
vantage at home, and although
they lost to Bethesda's seniors
at the latter's course, 1875, the
Prince Georges team won, 1879
161a on total score.
CHANTILLY Charles Ga
baldon scored only the second
hole-in-one made since the
Chantilly National course was
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J; eioimins $4,000: A-yss,-sIds end
lFIL.

Continued From Page Ala
tas said. 1T was q clean hit. "
Two i.yard I'd smashes by
Rick Casares kept the Bears in
front until Unitas unleashed
his first scoring pitch to Moore
Field goals Of Is and 80 yards
for q 17-iS half.time edge.
by Johnny Aveni in each OF the
final periods gave Chicago the
lead before Unitas won it FOR
the Colts.
UnitaS, who now has com.
pleted at least one touchdown
pass in Is consecutive regular
season games, connected on Is
Of 80 yesterday, Raymond
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FIGHTS
BY the Associated Press

NEW yoRK.-Florentino Fernandes.
l54, Cuba, stopped Phil Meyer, 1854,
0sissHS; sEsTo san SAN 'SasioyANNI, Italy
Federico Scarponi, lei, italy. out
pointed Rsymundo de Jesus. l22.
TIJUANA Mexieo.-Ernesto Barrera,
Ill. Mexico, outpointed Nacho Esca-
lante. 110N, Mexico (l2).
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THE NEW PIMLICO!
Your Newest
Indoor Sport

Now only the horses are outdoors!
Inside one magnificent building =. new,
$1,5OOOO0 Clubhouse Pimico brings you
every facility and convenience for the time of
your life at the races.
Completely glass-enclosed :. with the best
view you ever had of race course uni
formly heated to living room temperature ..
featuring revolutionary indoor paddock -.
with viewing ramps from both the Clubhouse
and Grandstand sides. All saddIng activities
within steps Of your seat, which itself is extra
wide and deeply upholstered.
All this plus 350-seat dining room :. . twin
cocktail lounges .. elevators and so much
more, you must see it to believe it. Yet -.
only $3.50 admission.
Also .. the Grandstand j.. . completed last
year at cost of 81, ,55O,O0O glass-enclosed
and uniformly heated =. now offering 5000
new, general admission seats over the finish
line -. formerly reserved for Clubhouse).
Elevator and s escalators deluxe cafeteria
restaurant and cocktail lounge. Only $3.50
admission. a.
Parking increased to % acres e. . all paved.
Racing Daily at one o'clock. Telephone
Liberty 2.9400 for seating and dining reserva-
tions, every day through Dec. 18th. Nine
races completed by 4:30 :. the swingin'est
81 hours in sports!
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FOOTBALL SCORES
By the Associated Press

Late Saturday Games
Miami (Fia.l 70 Metre Dame 21
Arizona State U. 25 N. C. State 2a
LsU Mississippi State )
Arizona 20 Texas Western IA
Utah State a. College Of Pacific 1
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DAILY DOUBLE (s-e, ssss

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; 2
year-old maidens; Lie miles.
Sunshine Cake (C'reA) ere sac 2.4O
Clever Dutchess (Shuk) 6.6N 3.l0
Bimenite HaFtaekl 2.4O
Dernher. Mr. Buck B.. Fresh Runner,
Jeweled Collar. Blessed Notion, Chust
Onc't, Hidouble. Time, 1:4S4b.
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Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE--rurse,. So 800: claim
ing; 2-year-olds; Q furlongs.
Fluent Miss tSefm'ne) $50 3.Se are
Oui Madame (BOland are sic
1askins tGuerinD SEQ
Terri Blue. Dyad. Keep Ideals, Candy
Mart, Soft Lady, Steve's Eileen, Lotta.
roman, Pamfleld. Time, 1:132s.
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SECOND RACE = Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 3-year-olds; mile.
Gilead (Selomone) also II.3o $40
Ramris Daltonb sec 4.6O
Direct Dare tLeonard) 400
Bavard, Noblenest. World Ruler, En-
treaty, Norcly, Green Turtle. Jine Up.
In the Black. Time, / :3e.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SlO5.se

THIRD RACE+Purse. So. 500: claim
ing; maiden 2-year-olds: furlongs.
. Little Laddic (A'msl 4.5o 4.SO 3.SO
Mickey Who Me tvPzla) $50 $50
Our Chris (CombestD $40
Tuckahoe.. Michaels Pal. Singing
Frankie Laine, conimicut, I Fort C.,
Oii Wonder, fRising Hope. Time,
? Weissberser-wiishire Farm entry.
4 Field.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
Ing; 2.year-olds; furlones.
Aurol tLeonaRd) 1910 1.lO S2O
Tumble Top tErrico) 4.00 Ai0
Roman Cookie (Ruane) T00
Petkens, Gay SpanRle, Convene, safe
Ealrway, Arbor Day.. Flying Parry,
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.NINTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: / mile.
Devilish Mary H. Caricature ll5
Owendelle lis Cherry Jubilee us
1ireme 113 Sister Rusty ll3
SPEEDY C'nte'sa ll5
%, IS pounds apprentice allowance
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RACING
RESUL
Pin,Iico

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 8 furlones.
Third Child tBrisAt) Sl.OO I7.O0 $50
Stars last IShuk) $40 $40
Grand Opera (Grantl 2.40
Swift John, My Pleasure, Another
Wish. Deyilbird, Anito p. Martial Law,
Found. Mr.. Bowes. Time. 1:12SS.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds aud up; 8 fur
longs. IF
Cempanere laeIyerl I4.4O $40 $40
Msndalay Miss brandy 11.0O ace
Skeptica1 Kid (GrHnt)s 2.2O
Time Limit. Robins Laurie, Pure
Silver, Cirencester. Smidge, Witches
Magic, Colonel Bush, Slim Penny, Gem
dero Time, liza
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FOURTH RACE - Purse, "a 900;
claiming: 2-year-olds: furlonRs.
Great Dame V'rz'la) il.8O 5.SO $50
yulitta (S0l0mOne) S.l0 3.6S
Gigi Dunstan tGuerin( $50
Errcountess. Flying Shadow, Eskimo
Kiss. Silver Flute, Down Count. Time,
q Ewing-Waller entry.
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THIRD RACE-Purse $4,000; claim

FOURTH RACE -, Purse 5000:
claiming: 3-year- -olds; one mile.
Chicago Wind 113 Harris County 1l3
Ripple Bay 113 Red Colin 122
Wild Desire III Jmy Nee Boy 10a
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SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: al.

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
Calming; 3-year-olds and sup Maidens;
IN miles.
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JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT PIMLiCO
selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, Pm.
BEST DET-lN THEE-sEvENTH IA

FIRST RAeI-pu... $500; e.~'.s $4,000, z-,.sr-s'ds
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 8 fuIlongs.
zSeth Who 100 Red SOVEREIGN lis
Ole Kel 112 Moon Again liz
Niequest liz xTr'bles Times IO7
Accomplish liz
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New Yosh-field goal, Gummersli ~.
,321.
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

LOREY REAL ESTATE
HEpNnON 99b
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FARMS
lCONTIAnEnl
HERNDON, VA,

100 acres. corner prop., long front,
age on ? main roads. mostll
wooded and gently rolling.
l65 acres. both sides OF NAH
read. mostly open and gentl
rolling. Old farm dwelling ant
SIS acres, in good size town. pro
posed for eomml and min. -sizi
lot residential, long road frontage
mic estream adj. school, . dwelling
dairy barn.
l25 acres, In good size town. aoneS
Industrial. long frontage on mato
road, some railroad frontage.
$50 acres, Eoned residential. sinai
lot, mostly open land in higl
state Of cultivation: nice stream
excel. location.
$50 acres, several miles Of roat
frontaEe: long railroad frontage
close to town and on major high
way.
LOREY REAL ESTATE
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NEAR DAMASCUS - Is-acrs lots
and larger, some with nice trees;
S2,250 ca. and Tor will custom
build house OF your choice.
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Only $500 Down /!

Only $500 Down
Lovely eenter-hall Colonial. q rms
gas. cleo, phone. water and in
closed porch. shaded lawn, barr
poultry house; small hsh pond
l.OO0-plant strawberry bed, 3 fer
the acres. approx. . under pillow
on State hwy, town handy, stor
nearby; undeTpriced at $4,000
VIM. p Yost, STROUT REALTY
Box ISL. Rte. No. /, CaIlao, Va
Bargain lists mailed free.
POTOMAC RIVER EsTATE-Md
shore, opposite Mt. Vernon Agent
invited. OWNER, NE s-141S
PORT TOBACCO, ND. = Produc
tive tobacco or stock. AZ A.
quthidss., barns. long road front
age old substantial dwelling
$4,000. liberal terms.
Blu. 3-2l51
= county services, inc.
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FARMS

Mr.. UPPERVILLE, VA. in hunt
country-Historic gtone house or
IL secluded acres. with guest cot
tage. pond. S29. 300. OWNER
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KAY BOWLING

POTOMAC ROCKVILLE AREA -
Beautiful l-acre lots on side street
in very desirable and convenient
location; only $4,000, with nm
fshed street.
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SFF THIS FHRNTT

Large stock farm, equipped. On
Of the incest. Splendid location
nne large brick home. Plenty o
runninE water, long hard-roat
frontage too. Make appointment
now
PERCY NJ. BURKE AGENCY
23l Z. Main ST., Westminster, Nd
tt $4,000
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A BUY-le5 a, farm at NeWbuTl
near U. s. No. sol and Potomac
River. 1000 road frontage; Z
tobacco barns, gravel pit.
streams, farm equipment, 9-rm
house. owner has lust reduced
price TO $4,000, or $4,000 cash
Is ACRES w/4-bedroom split-leve
house which is not quite com.
pleted. At Spring Hill, Just on
U. s. Nc. 30l. Terms. $4,000
.3-AcRE MINIATURE ESTATE; ]
mi. from La Plata. shining white
new rambler. Terms, Sl2,5Q0.
AT BRANDYWINE-On st-a. lot;
> bedrms., almost new home In
Pleasant SPRINGS" subdivision
M he5isi Realty, WE. 4.s45s
A FARM OF 2I8 ACRES 70 settle
an estate, approx. $50 acres In
excel. farming condition, re-
mainder woodland; q-rm. house in
good eond.; 100 mi. south OF
DC. in Orange County, Va. Price
reasonable. Call Lu 2-724l.L
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KAY BOWLING

MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING
2n1 n, Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg
WI. $1,000 sol, WA, 6-o500
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county services, inc.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CLoSE-IN heavy industrial groune
VIII With all u u .o Is hard to locate
with TT. siding in and som
BUILDINGS. Priced to So per 50. 1t
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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COUNTRY ESTATES

DAIRY FARM-177 acres: .eom-
plete business may be taken over
by purchaser. includes farm ma
ehinery, registered Guernsey herd,
full complement Of farm build
ines. frame 2-story main dwelling
with 4 bedrms.: Anne Arundel
County.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE
tcoNIlNUEDl

ALEXANDRIA, Mt. Vernon area
% 125 BY $50 f., water and
sewer avail, $4,000, terms. (2l
Wooded = acres, near Mt. Yer
acre let's for builder. Just on Mt.
Vernon blvd: all utilities avail.
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS, Real
tor. so. 5-5s44.
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PR. GEO. CO., MARYLAND
los acres. S-rm. modern
house; Ia baths. Tenant
house: 3 barns, tobacco in
barns. , tractors and farm
indictments; 30 miles from
d. c.
PR. GEO. CO. - Maryland
farm and gravel pits. III
acres with house. Gravel has
been approved. $500 an acre.
POTOMAC. MaFyland-Lge.
S-rm. house and 41z acres
OF around; barn for horses.
Mr.. coughlin ST. $1,000 or w
6-7Is6.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO.. REALTo
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HOWARD cO.-Just over the line;
2O2 acres WORM, home, ] "a baths,
nTs s tenant exec San,s ea INNS iE pr,s S
OF $49,500 (less than $3.50 acre.
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40 ACRES. blacktop road, fine g.
I'm. -and-bath house in grove OF
trees. excel. loo. for farm or de-
velopment; S45'000. g!s 3
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SCENIC FARM-9O acres overlook
Ing countryside; long frontage or
ready to go): unusually GOOD A.
bedrm.. l1a-bath home: beautiful
large shade trees; price, S4g, 900
Terms, good. Call Mrs. Steed with
LAIRD B. SCOTT, REALTOR
~; s-O42O; ewes, and Sun, u
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UPPER MONTGOMERY CO.
l04 acres Of beaut. rollins land W
unfinished brick home Of rms
and bath: about IS acres wood
land. TomoTrow's land at yester-
days prices; $4,000.
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bLNOOhs hUN :, IN. u 80
So ACRES; 4.bedrm. home; einder-
block barn: other sldgs,; hard I'd;
a miles Of Wash, S24 .O0n $a ,009
should handle, T. a, HOLMES,
Broker, Manassas, Va Empire
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MT. AIRY, MD.
67-acre farm located near Mt. Airy
7-rm. frame house, bath; banl
barn. other outbldgs. Poss. soon
! 500 800.
Brick dwelling located in Mt. Airy
2 bedrmS., bath, playroom. dininl
room, living room and kitchen
OIL hot-water heat. town water
$4,000.
H. p. BURDETTE 4 SON
REALTORS, MT. AIRY, MD. PHI. 12s
I've and cup nh NJ prwnF 40 Ar
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FARMS

ABOUT a. MI. d. C., mr.. warren
ton, Va.-7b0-aere estate with
STONE MANOR HOUSE. swim
ming POOL, majestic trees: English
boxwood: splendid group Of farm
bldgs, tenant houses. S125.O00
COMPLETE. with cattle and ma
ehineIy. Mr.. OLSON. AGENT. WO
6-3437.
ACRES 270. MAR LEEsBURG
Lovely mt, view; long Potomac
frontage' presently farmed.
houses; . miles shopping anc
B&O trains; D. c. As minis. Rift
for subdividing; $500 per acre
H. E. BRUCE
Herndon 1923 PL. 9.23ls
AN EXCEL. INVESTMENT = l56
acres, as under cultivation. 9 I'm
and bath home, good cond.. on
beautiful setting; tenant house
etc. over "a mil. state Toae front
sEe, under 20 mi to D. G. and
Jones Point Bridge, White share
cropper viii remain. Reduced "a
sell, price $4,000. terms: u
cash, owner will hold balance
For appointment. call Mr. ED
WARDS At WEST 4xql05 or
WEST 4-S432. SOUTHERN MARY
LAND RLTY. CO., La Plata, Md.
AN INVEST, with RECREATIONAI
ADVANTAGES AT LOW COST
$50 acres, gorgeous view; good
10-rm. house: wind. stream, deer
hunt, hsh; 500 Income from
Soil Bank. $4,000, $1,000 On.
and INTEREST ONLY for S yrs.
Urn moo
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BUILDERs. 1--WE

VELOPERs-Group Of 123 lots
ripe for development. Last large
group on beautiful Mt Vernon
blvd. 107 lots on No. l hwy, mr.
Fort Belvoir, most OF engineerinr
completed and incl. in price. Cal
Mr., Chauncey or Mr.. Morehoust
With CLARK a SAMPSON. INC,
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FARMS
w. Va.

330-acre river farm or huntinI
and fishing lodge. remodeled q.
room house, barn and other bldgs.
2-mi. frontage on Potomac Cd.
posite Woodmont Club; beautiful
view.
81 acres rough land. ND high;
pretty. Price, So $50.
CALL $40 OR 1928
Free Listing
0. E. WIDMYER
Berkeley SPRINGS. W. Va.
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PRINCE GEO, co.

ITO ACRES, mostly cleared. &c
acre tobacco allotment. 3 tobacco
barns. Only / nj. from Rte. 3Ol
S4460O.
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b.. BY OWNER
approximately 8 acres with vel
and spring water. Six-room house
with bath and modern conven.
ienee, two outbldgs. Ideal place
to retire or for hunting camp,
Located near Winchester, Va
Price, S10.50O. For further details,
write Box 1873, Gore, Va, OF
phone III, Rs054B
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COUNTRY SETTING - 3-bedrm
brick rambler on 2-aere lot; IRE
place. OIL hot-air heat; Is miles
CREEK FRONTAGE-ls acres on
county road, near boat yard and
yacht club, Anne Arundel County
SUMMERS REALTY
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY = New
mountain stone cottage, 24x3C
IN secluded development. S7e5
down $50 mo. buys family dream
with 8 acres, stone hrepl., COM
pletely wired. deep well, stream
and towering trees. 10 mi. north
west of winchester S5,995. Cal
winchester MO o-gAaA
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GRAZING Farm = $50 acres in
road. about 65 miles D. G.: Noun
tain view, Old house. ONLY SIS
500. WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. culpeper! Va. Phones
VA, 5-s502 ofdee. VA. 5ssls2 res.
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GOLD RIISH

10 acres Of the most desirable land
! block away from Little River
turnpike in the town Of Fairfax;
zoned 1a-acre residential lot
should have a wonderful appeal
TO builders. nursery men, horse
owners and those looking for
capital gain. On this land
covered with beautiful trees is q
a-oeoroom rambler with wonders
ful potentialS. Call Mr., FeltI.
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LIVESTOCK FARM, $50 acres, river
throughout, excellent soil: S-room
brick house, baths, oil Dashboard
heat; MAGNIFICENT setting. view;
S65, 900,
ON RIVER, about 200 acres. some
bottom land, sraEing and woods;
good hunting and fishing; $4,000.
ON HIGHWAY, $40 acres woodland,
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AocY.
Culpeper, ViTginia
Home-VAlley 5-SS39
valley 5-S33l Home-VAlley $4,000
MANASSAS AREA-sS acres, 6-rm.
house, excel. pasture, long water
frnntaRR EAIREAY REAITY an
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IS ACRES with all modern 6-rm
house. tobacco barns, beaut
rolling ground. $4,000.
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BROCK HALL
BUILDERS

Bethesda-13 lots
Wheaton-l3 lots.
Wheaton, lots.
9 Acres. close Chevy Chase Circle
ready to sub-diY. LYNCH CO.,
/ VIII R-471S
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s-AcRE PONY FARM vim attrae

s-AcRE PONY Farm with sttrae.
masonry Cape Cod with lge. entr.
hall, Step-up paneled liv. rm., sep
din. rm., bright Ice, kit, "a bath,
lge. rumpus rm. with stone irepl,
lac. storage I'm. on main mr.; 2
End mr.. with Ice. alcove or sewing
or sitting I'm, Another Ice masonry
building with concrete Ar. could
be finished into 3-rm. dwelling or
used for out-building. Main house
is beautifully handicapped and In
completely rural setting within is
mi. OF D. c. and . real bargain
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GROUND FOR APTS.-smsli or
Ice. pareels; acre, 2, 5 or ~
acres. All DC. locations. win sub
ordinate. Call HARTMAN REAL
TY INC, REALTORS, LU. 4-34OO,
Mr.. Mcdonnell, LU. 5-96l5. once
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HOWARD CO., on Brown Ridse I'd.
i acre, level, lovely growing
area, fruit trees, paved street, mr..
new Johns Hopkins. NSA, only
$1,000. MCINTOSH REAL ES-
TATE CO.. JU. 5-1533
IDEAL BUILDING LOT, 2 acres, in
exclusive section beyond Potomac,
No: on Springfield ID, view Of