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Evening star., 1961-11-26
Star staff Writer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Nov. 25.-Henry Kramer, chair
man of the Selection Commit
tee for the Gator Bowl, implied
today that the decisiveness Of
Maryland's defeat at the hands
of Virginia cost Maryland seri-
Gus consideration for a Gator
Bowl bid.
Kramer, George Olsen, ex-
ecutive vice president of the
Gator Bowl, and Harold Mason
of the committee we're in the
press box at Scott Stadium.
They were scheduled to stay
at Charlottesville, but because
of a room shortage stayed al
the Mayflower Hotel in Wash
ington and flew here for the
game, and back to Washington
Kramer said before the game
that a Maryland victory would
insure a meeting with Georgia
Tech, which has been selected
win or lose in it's final game
next v EEK against Georgia. Ar
upset victory for the Bulldogs
would le ave Georgia Tech with
a ga record. Maryland is Z;
after its 28-16 defeat at the
hands of Virginia, 3-3 in the
Atlantic Coast Conference.
Kramer, Olsen and Masor
obviously were unhappy as Vir-
ginia dominated the first part
of the game, and when the
Cavaliers led 81 at halftime
the Gator Bowl officials were a
bit sullen.
AS Virginia took control in
the second half, Olsen started
making long-distance calls, and
Kramer sat straddling the
bench. as if he was anxious
to leave.
IF they had lost a close one
! would have been inclined to
stick with them" Kramer said
but they looked pretty bad
today"
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Potomucs to PIuy
Baltimore Today

The Washington Potomacs
an amateur hockey team which
will play its home games at
the Pentagon City Sports Cen
ter. will open the season
against the Baltimore Clippers
in Baltimore Memorial Stadium
at IL am. today.
The Potomacs, coached by
Bob Meickle, are in the inter
mediate class of the Amateur
Hockey Association of the
United States and will play
about IL games.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Houston Expected to Beot
Denver in Top AFL Game

remaining three games on its
schedule.
While Houston and Denver
battle at Houston, Oakland will
be at Dallas in a fight of the
alSo-ranS.
San Diego rests this week
preparing for a big showdown
clash with Houston at Hous-
ton next Sunday. This game
might be a preview of the
championship playoff.
The New York Titans left
alive their flickering hopes for
leagues Eastern Division title
by defeating the Buffalo Bills,
21-14, in a Thanksgiving Day
game.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
tumble Helps
Oregon State

EUGENE, Oreg., Nov. 25
(AP)-Oregon State recovered
an Oregon tumble, moved to a
second-quarter touchdown, and
then put up a tight defense to
preserve a 6-2 football victory
today.
A mishandled pitchout from
Quarterback Doug Post to Half
back Larry Hill led to Oregon'S
downfall. Oregon State re-
covered on the Oregon 20.
Quarterback Terry Baker
passed to End Roger Johnson
on the ~, from where Full
back Tom Gates pounded over
for the score.
Oregon got a safety when a
pass from center sailed over
the head of Oregon States Don
Kasso and out of the end zone.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Florida Falls
ToCOmebaCk
ByPIainsmen

AUBURN, Ala, Nov. Is CAP)
Quarterback Bobby Hunt ran
and passed Auburn to a 32-15
triumph over a luckless Florida
football team that was alter
nately brilliant and mediocre
today.
Penalties for almost every
violation in the book marred
the Southeastern Conference
game which saw Auburn grab
its sixth victory in nine deci-
sions. The plainsmen, off NCAA
probation after five years, hope
fully awaits a bowl invitation
Auburn still must play arch
rival Alabama, the Nations
No. l team.
Hunt, a senior, scored the
first touchdown on an 11-yard
run following Florida tumble
His pass to End Dave Edwards
set up the second, scored on a
two-yard plunge by Sophomore
Fullback Larry Lawson. More
aerials to the spectacular Ed
wards paved the way for a
37-yard field goal by Woody
Woodall, and a 12-yard Hunt
pass to End Don Downs pro-
duced a third touchdown.
Halfback Jimmy Bursor
climaXed Auburn's most effec-
tive scoring display of the
year when he intercepted a
pass and raced 81 yards for a
touchdown.
Hagood Clarke, a sophomore
halfback, returned a punt 80
yards for the first Florida
touchdown, and Halfback
Lindy Infante ran 10 yards for
another to give Florida a 1873
lead in a wild first period. The
second scoring squirt followed
a 50-yard run by Infante
Evening star., 1961-11-26
KerboW Stur
As Rice Belts
TCU, 1916

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov
Is (AP).-Randy Kerbow ran
and passed for 1876 yards today
in leading Rice to a crushing
35-16 victory over Texas Chris
ton to keep the Owls bowl
hopes burning brightly.
Kerbow ran for SO yards and
passed for 81 in pushing one
drive along to a touchdown.
He rushed for 81 and threw for
10 in sparkling another surge
that ended when he raced 81
yards for the score.
Texas Christian cashed in on
recovered fumbles for it's touch
downs, one on a 10-yard run
by Garry Thomas and the other
on a 45-yard pass from Sonny
Gibbs to Buddy lies, the COM
bination that upset Texas last
week.
Blue Bonnet Bowl scouts
were in the stands and it is
definitely known that Rice
would get the bid for the Hous-
ton post-season game if it de-
feats Baylor. Rice has clinched
third place in the Southwest
Conference, with a season rec
ord of 6-3.
lies, who caught Gibbs So
yard pass in beating Texas,
60, to knock the Longhorns
out of the No. l spot in the
Nation, was the big man on
the second touchdown. First he
hit John Eskridge of Rice so
hard he dropped the ball, then
lies recovered. Gibbs then
passed to lies on the Rice Z
and the end trotted across.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Area Youths Set
5 Rifle Records

Three National junior rifle
records were set yesterday at
the Boiling Air Force Base in
door rifle championships.
Robert F. Perkins, jr., 13, OF
2427 North Roosevelt street,
Arlington, had 395x4O0 form q
four position with telescope
sights as against the old mark
of 394x400.
Dean Bahrman, IS, of 3716
North Nelson street, Arlington
had 780X800 from a four posi-
tion with metallic sights. The
old mark was 776x800.
Perkins and Bahrman set a
record in the doubles with
metallic sights at four positions
with 781x800.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
WASHINGTON ST, T
WASHINGTON &
By the Associated Press

Houston's Oilers, winners OF
five games in a row and look
ing toward a repeat as Amer
ican Football League cham
pions, meet Denver at Houston
today aiming at a half-game
advance in the fight for the
Eastern Division title.
The Oilers lead the division
by a half-game over Boston,
which is idle this week.
There are four games to go
for Houston, which still must
clash with the unbeaten cham
pions of the Western Division,
San Diego. Boston also must
tackle San Diego in one of the
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Army Horriers
Defeat Middies

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 25 tAP) .
-Army's John Jones and Bill
Straub finished in a first-place
tie here today to pace the
Cadets cross country forces to
a 22-37 victory over Navy.
Jones and Straub finished
the smile course in 26 min
utes, 21.4 seconds. The first
Navy finisher was Senior Joel
Heine.
1-2, Jones and straub, A. 26:21.4;
Z. Heine, N, 2B:37; 4, Fred LaRouue
A, 26,4s; 5, Jim Howard, N. 27:O2:
.; Miller DIETRICH N, 27:13.5; Z. Ron
Zinn. A. 1921; s, Robin Lingle, A.
27:21: .. George Lippemeier. A
27:3S: 10 Tom Butler, A, 27:40; IL
oltn Thompson, n, 27:42; ~. Mike
Cunningham, A. 27:47; 10. Max Rick
! etts, N. 2S.04.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Baylor ROmps
Past Mustangs

WACO, Tex, Nov. 25 (AP).-
Baylor players set one school
record and tied another today
as the Bears rolled over South
ern Methodist 31-6.
The contest decided nothing
in the Southwest Conference
except that Baylor cannot end
the season alone in the cellar.
Ronnie Stanley set a Baylor
three-year pass completion rec
ord with 2O1. four of them
today.
Carl Choate booted a 32-yard
field goal and tied the school
record of five goals in one
season.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Rood Race Today

The Boys Club of Silver
Spring will sponsor a 51a-mile
handicap race at / pm. today
starting at 1900 Forest Glen
road, with most of the course
on the Sligo Greek parkway.
John Gygax, the District AUU
champion, beads the list Of
area and out-of-town runners.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

RICE - IA TIA O-35
Rice-Jsckson s, run CBlume kick.
Rice-Bowen l., run (Blume kick.
(Blume kick).
Rice-Jackson Is, run CBlume kick
Rice-Kerbow 81, run tBlume kick
TCU-Thomas 10, run tPriddy rum
TCU-Iles, As, pass from Gibbs (Myn-
att rum
Attendance-22, 600.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Maryland-Brown 81. punt return
(Hannigan kick.
Virginia-Hepler 8, pass from CuozzC
fKuhn pass from Cuozzo)
Virginia-Hepler 8, pass from CuozZC
(Rowley kick.
Maryland-FG, Hannigan t2OJ.
Virginia-Hepler 10, pass from CuozzC
(kick failed.
Virginia-Rzempoluc 95. return Of
Intercepted pass (Rowley kick.
Maryland-Banner 8, run (psss failed)
Attendance, 1900.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

LSU-Harris z. run Harris, kick.
LSU-Stoyall IL, run Harris, kick.
ISU-Amedee 4, run Harris, kick).
LSU-Wtlkins 3, run Harris, kick).
LSU-Neck l, run (Harris. kick.
LSU-Gros /. run run failed).
LSU-Harris %, pass from Field (Har.
ris, kick.
LSU-Amedee A, run (kick failed).
LSU-Harris 1, run Harris. rum.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
BUSY ,PHONING AGAIN
Gator Bowl Officials
Go Home Unhappy

( If Maryland had won, Coach
Tom Nugent and Bill Cobey,
director of athletic, were to
have had dinner with the Gator
Bowl officials in Washington.
Gary Collins broke just about
every pass receiving record at
Maryland and in the Atlantic
Coast Conference except touch
down passes for a season for
which he is tied with several
others.
Tommy Brown broke the
Maryland record for punt re-
turns with a 24-yard average,
while the TerpS as a team broke
their season passing records fol
attempts, passes caught, and
yardage.
/ And John Hannigan broke
the conference field goal record
with his five. Including today
Hannigan had a perfect record
in points after touchdown with
II for IT.
/ Jesse Berry and Jim Luck,
assistant coaches at Georgia
Tech, secuted the Terps with
great enthusiasm through the
first half, but as the score
mounted for the Cavaliers the
visiting coaches put down their
! pencils and appeared to watch
only as spectators.
John Hepler, who caught
three touchdown passes against
Maryland, missed most of the
season because of a diving acci-
dent last summer. His first ap-
pearance was in the South Car
olina game, when he picked up
is yards on his only carry.
Ted Rzempoluch's touchdown
on the 95-yard run with an in
Perception was his first score of
his career, although he has
been a starter for two years.
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

CALIFORNIA ---O q 7 a ,
STANFORD O II on
STANFoRD-Babajian /, plunge (kick
sTANFoRD-ersig "a. run uindskor
sTANFoRD-Craig 4. run Lindskos
kick
CAL-Gold 4, run ferguson kick).
Attendance, 10000
Evening star., 1961-11-26

AUBURN-Hunt IL, run (woodau rum
Brown pass from Batten).
FLORIDA-lnfante 10, run (Cash
AUBURN-Rawson .. run CWoodall
kick.
AUBURN-FG. Woodan 81.
lWoodall kick).
AUBURN--Burson 81, pass intercep-
tion (Woodall kickJ
Attendance, 5000
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Tennessee-Stratton s, pass from Fair
cloth Cannon, kick).
TennesSee-McClain %, PASS from
Glass Cannon, kick.
Tennessee - Faircloth 40, run (kick
failed).
Tennessee - Augustine is, pass from
Faircloth (kick failed).
Kentucky-Ransden ,, run CHutchin-
son, pass from Ransdelll
Kentucky-Hutchinson 73, pass from
Rampulla Hutchinson, pass from
Rampullal.
Attendance-37,0
Evening star., 1961-11-26
KANSAS STATE q n n n
OKLAHOMA STATE o u ~

01- 0-H-1IIONaA olAIE- II z 21-45
Oklahoma state-Derrick Z. run CDa-
Oklahoma state-McFarland l. run
Oklahoma State-Davis 80 FIG.
Davis kick. -
Oklahoma state-wesley 5. run DAVIS
Oklahoma State-Miller 8. run Davis
kick).
Oklahoma state-sellers 20, pass in
Perception Davis kick.
Attendance-7,5 800.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

sMU -------O o o O. 6
BAYLOR -7 II 0 81
Baylor-Bull 1, run (Choate kick.
Baylor-Bull 6, pass from Trull (Choate
kick.
Baylor-Field goal, Choate, 80.
Baylor-Stanley 10, run CChoate kick).
Baylor-Harris ?, pass from PLY
(Choate kick.
Attendance-17,00 900.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Whitmyer caught on the 3 and
carried into the end zone.
Each team kicked a field goal
in the third period, Washing
ton going ahead on Rick
Schmidt's 21-yard boot. Melin
put Washington State back in
front with a 23-yard field goal.
WAsHINGT9N WAgHTNGT9N sr I Z 3 al
Washington State-Boylan "a, pass
from Mathieson (Melin kick.
(kick blocked.
washington state-Reed ., run CMelin
kick).
ashington-Whitmyer 2s, pass from
Jorgensen (pass failed).
Washington-FG Schmidt. 21.
Washington State-FG Melin. %
Washington-Mitchell 90. run (kick
blocked.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

OREGON STATE 0 6 O o. g
OREGON .-- 0 o 2 O. .
oregon State-Gates l, plunge Ckick
failed.
Oregon-Safety (center passed out of
end zone).
Attendance 21,300.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
CONGRATULATIONS

We're proud of the great
number Of eonsrotuIo-
tions we've received on
the 1862 Cranson Rom
bIers. They're lo2 woys
newer and better than
ever before. I'D like to
invite you, personally, TO
come out and see the
81 cFonson RombIeFs at
4932 Bethesda Avenue,
in Bethesda.
Al cRANSoN, President
Evening star., 1961-11-26

If Maryland had won, Coach
Tom Nugent and Bill Cobey,
director of athletic, were to
have had dinner with the Gator
Bowl officials in Washington.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
SPECIAL,
ONLY $50 DOWN
GIBSON ISLAND

houses, listing prices $40, 900 up
TO S56,O00. Shown by appoint
ment only. Call MR.. STINCHs
COND, Gibson island IL
Evening star., 1961-04-23
22O-ACRE DAIRY FARM

to Washington market,
30 .stanchion barn with milkhonSs
and tank, 3 silos, bank barn and
other out bldgs., o rm. farm house
IN excellent cond., 3 floVinS
streams and small wooded area,
2OO acres in pasture end undei
cultivation. For appt. to inspeci
cal Mt. Airy 5S4-J, Mr., Weldon
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
Evening star., 1961-04-23
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

A. BARGAIN Mr.. MT. VERNON
l26xlbO IT. with trees. Water
and sewer available; So, 900
cash, or $1,000 dn. and $50 per
mo. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS,
Realtor, SO. 5-5S44.
ACCoKEEK, MD. = Redbud IN
bloom at Moyaone Reserve on s.
acre home sites, $4,000 to S13,-
600, good financing avail, BU
3-212l or BU. 3-257S.
ACRE, EngleSide, Va; all utilities:
block off Route /: S4,950,
COMMONWEALTH REALTY, XII.
9-9060. Ring till answered.
ACREAGE FOR INVESTMENT-Let
the population growth of Fairfax
County make, you capital gains.
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers, Annan-
dale, Va, CL. 6-22G0, weekdays.
ALEX. AREA-29 lots: all utilities
IN or available. Area. Of fine
homes; homes; GOOD subordination to re-
THE PIcKETT CO., AGENTS
78 N. Glebe Rd kri, IA. 5-2bol
ALEX, SIG acres. finest area,
ciose-in. zone for custom homes,
church, school, etc. All utilities.
COMMONWEALTH REALTY, XII.
g-9060. Ring til answered.
ALLANWoOD, Monte. Cty.-Over
acre lot, $4,000. HE. 9-24s4.
ALMOST 2 ACRES in Colesyille
area Of new homes. Mr.. Kruhm,
EN. -4-6362, WILLIAMS q CO.,
JU. 7-6744.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FARMS
tcoNTINUEDI
Calvert County, Md.

BEEF CATTLE FARM-15O acres,
mod. cattle barn with loafing
pens, water, elee:, upright slo,
mod. trench silo, farm pond land
fenced and cross fenced; outstand-
over Patuxent River; boating IA
cilities adjoining. $4,000.
lao 'ACRFS-OVerlooking PatuXent
River, 16-stanchion dairy barn,
mod. home, tenant house, poultry
houses; a good beef cattle or dairy
4 ACRES-Mod. 4-bedroom nome
with unlimited view over Chesa.
Bay, an unusual value at $4,000
with bldg. and loan financing. =.
80 ACRES-All level crop land,
mod. 3-bedrm. home, 3 barns, IL
a, tobacco allotment; adjoins fair
grounds; in walking distance OF
Courthouse, stores, churches, an
exceptionally well located and
productive farm; 4 tractors and
complete farm equip. incl.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Elec
kit, mod. bath, carport; oil heat.
land. In committing distance,
S9,65O. Can assume CT loan at
S63 month.
WATERFRONT FARM-9S acres, II
mi. on water, 4-bedrm. farm home!
barns, stable, priv. pier, pastured
for beef cattle.
"a ACRES-Woodland. Long front.
age on 2 paved State roads, Good
land Investment. $4,000.
100 ACRES -. Woodland; 7-acrt
lake; deer, rabbit, quail, ducks
excel. for camping sportsmen grouI
or subdivision. Liberal financing
s LEVEL ACRES fronting county
road; $4,000.
A wide variety Of other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write Of
phone for particulars.
Have you heard the Calvert story
J. w. Waters & Assoc.
Prince Frederick, Md.
pL.ra OII I'D APR
Evening star., 1961-04-23

Ewes, Mr.. Powell, WA. 4-4736
ONE AND Is ACRES, in restricted
subdivision, . blocks off Route Z,
10 min. from new CIA Bldg: lge.
stream and tall trees bordering
back Of property: no landscaping
necessary; S3,2O0. BR, S-Sb7I
Evening star., 1961-04-23

Bay.
tobacco farm field Of
Patux.
6-Many homes on and near
water.
.-liq. store; fine liV. quart.
slots.
Open Sun. Call It'll 10 pm. daily.
NIKE GORDON REALTY
Evening star., 1961-04-23
land AND FARMS

GAITHERSBURG - COMMERCIAL
investment opportunity. "a acre,
main road, good Improvements, in
town. A real buy at S37, 500.
EXECUTIVE ESTATE - Beautiful
grounds, bedrooms and den, sun
porch, double garage. maids apart
ment, swimming pool, tool houses.
Edge of town. $40, 500.
10-ACRE building site, high eleVa-
ton, beautiful view; $500.
46 ACRES at interchange. Good
investment: $3.50 per acre.
13 ACRES: lake, S-room sound
house, barn, etc.; S1S,950.
so ACRES; S-room, 11a-bath, good
home, barn, stream, lake. good
hard-road frontage: $4,000.
S-ACRE MONT. CO. ESTATE, beau
tiful place at S39. $50.
go ACRES; large brick home,
fireplaces, rec. room, double ga
rage 200 #. main road; stream:
185-ACRE dairy farm near inter-
change, under lease: $3.50 per acre.
400 ACRES good, level land, CEN
trally located; at 5000 per acre.
|ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-9O92 or 3OI-WA. 6-2232
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FARMS

HOWARD CO.-19O acres, good
dairy farm; located lust off Route
SCOTT, JU. 9-0420.
HOWARD COUNTY
7-acre horse farm with board
fencing. Neat 2-bedroom home.
Across from Howard County Hunt
McHENRY co. ATlas e-s152
HOWARD COUNTY
so ACRES. nr. Rte. 90, only 10
min. from Laurel, q going farm
suitable for horses or beef, terrific
investment potential; has long
frontage on proposed primary rd.
Good barn; fences and attractive
remodeled mouse.
FARM ESTATE-Handsomely res
stored stone home, impressive set
ting; excellent barns and fences.
165 acres on main highway. Owner
will finance.
1856 ACRES-Good grazing farm
with large streams, remodeled hse.,
tenant house, , good barns.
EARLY AMERICAN CHARM, in q
custom designed brick house nr
Triadelphis Lake. 10 acres with
RETIREMENT HOME 81 acre,
overlooking river; 5-rm remodel
ed home. Near Laurel.
REMODELED FARM HOUSE, on 5
acres with large barn, fenced pad
docks. Nr. Route %.
Call Mrs. Adams, Atlas 6-2336 or
Mrs. Shaw, Atlas 6-2215.
PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW
Baltimore l Vernon 7-0454
IDEAL RETIREMENT OR RETREAT
- shady acres. 7-rm. mod. house
10 mi " Culpeper. Agt. for RAY
y. CANNON, Realtor, JE. 4-3974
Evening star., 1961-04-23
Calvert County, Md.

Sh ACRES-Wooded. on Mil Creek.
protected deep harbor to Chesa-
pHTuxENTr r1s ISr' RIVER acres on
river 4obedroom home. A bargain
cHEssIPEHKE sAY-LarEe Bay
front lot IN area Of beautiful
homes. Wide sandy beach. Priced
below market.
BROOMES ISLAND acres 'front.'
ing river. Mod. 3-bedrm. home,
artesian well. pier. A beautiful
small estate with protected harbor
for any size boat.
BATTLE CREEK-Delightful small
acres Of land fronting 800 It, on
water. Private Soft. pier, bath
house, arteSian well, complete pri-
vacy. An unusual offering.
10 -ACRES-Direet waterfront on
Solomon's Harbor; protected deep
water. Perfect for marina or
PATUXENT RTVER-Spaeious s.
bedrm. rambler in pvt. wooded
setting with pvt. waterfront and
lower low On PStuSsnt aux Ts'Sl and 'OcEsRi' chsai Bsy: y
beautifully designed and custom
built for use Of corp. exec. and
their guests, one Of the incest
estates in the Solomons area.
50 ACRES-Over 2,000-ft. frontage
on Chesapeake Bay; site Of early
Colonial manor house. Magnificent
wooded setting.
MILL CREEK-New masonry cot
taEe, mod. kit.' bath; pvt. pier;
20 AcREs-over 1,oOO-ft. frontage
on Patuxent River and protected
cove. 3 houses, 2 piers, good land
and income investments.
lPATUXENT RIVER acres ad-
Joining historic estate in highly
restricted area. Waterfront on both
sides. Protected harbor in rear.
Open river in front. 4 most un-
usual opportunity for the diSerim-
cHEsAPEAKE BAYS bedrooms.
in basement. Assume long-term
mortgage at Se5 per month.
PRIVATE POINT-2 acres front.
1000 It. on deep Patuxent harbor:
unlimited water view. everything
in good order; must be seen to be
appreciated.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRoNT-At-
traetive new cottage, in quiet FAM
lily community. S7,250.
COVE POINT =. Lovely masonry
succeed white home looking out
over this wide ocean-type beach;
paneled liv. rm., with fireplace,
new elee. unit kit, tile bath, 2
bedrms., drive-in garage. 2-bedrm.
and h-bath guest wing. all at
tractively furnished: air eond. in
all rooms, well suited for retire.
ment or summer entertainings
SI7,50O.
7 r Waters r. Assoc
Evening star., 1961-04-23
FARMS
SOUND INVESTMENT
INVEST IN LAND

Near Seneca, MONTGOMERY County,
Maryland. 1856 beautiful rolling
acres, attractive remodeled farm
house, bedrms., lst FIR. There
are also 2 ramblerS, practically
new, both have 3 tWin-siZe bed
rms. bsmt. There is also a 3-bed-
rm. cottage. The rental on these
houses will be well over $3.50 per
mo. There is q large concrete
barn with huge hay loft. Beaut.
panoramic view. l mile off new
River. rd. This is q tremendous
investment; $4,000 cash, balance
one trust, twenty years.
Poolesville-261 acres: operating
dairy farm; lge. remodeled old
stone house, good tenant house :
$3.50 per acre.
Frederick County-l46 acres; lse,
10 ,rm. brick Colonial; operating
dairy farm. Borders Monocacy
River frontage: $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC RIyEl
FEaiF FETE-I0e hrfck rambler

4E8TATE-Lge. brick rambler;
partly furn., Q acres Msryland GGS
,s6hOre: magniticent view; .S45,OOO.
ing town. Brokers protected.
, additional acres avail. OWNER,
4. BU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

RA. $4,000 Ewes, ia. e-1523
KENWOoD BEACH-secluded cot
tage, furn.. liv. nm. 2 bedrmS.,
bath. front and back porches,
playrn1., and kit, mod. appliances.
$4,000. JU. S-4042 aft. 6 pm,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
o. H. osTERMAN & CO,
HI. 0-b1n1

BREEZY POINT BEACH-AIi-year
2-bedroom home; finished attic,
glassed-in porches, mod. imps.;
oil furn.: dry basement; excellent
bay view; extra lot. COSTINETT,
willows P. o., Nd.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
GENE CASTLEBERR'
OIL. 4-1432
SOUTHERN MD.

ANNE ARUNDEL CoUNFY-Near
Lothian. 1914 acres: 4-bedrm. Co.
lonial home: 2 tenant houses, 4
barns: 2 large streams, timber:
fenced and cross-fenced; lge. lake
site; excel. white tenants: owner
snare OF crops average SO return
on price. Owner will finance.
OVERLOOKING CHES. BAY -
acres; attractive frame dwelling
needs mod. imp; Just right for
family with children. Only 80 mi
from District: $3.50 down.
16h2 ACRES-Mod. 2-bedrm, and
bath home: tenant house rented:
2 large barns, 5IS-acre tobacco
allot.; good stream; poultry house:
long frontage on paved road;
$4,000 bldg. and loan financing.
~ ACRES-OVerlooking Chesapeake
Bay: long paved road frontage;
timber, Outstanding building site
5 FARMETTE SITES-In beautiful
Dunkirk area, only 81 miles from
the District; 3 to 5 acre partially
wooded sites. Small down pay
ment balance monthly.
100 ACRES - Rich. level bottom
land, fronting tidal creek; mod
4-bedrm. home: ga. tob. allot.;
barns. stable, good tractor and
equipment; running stream; q
high-production farm.
FRIENDSHIP-Mod. 3-bedrm, home
in this quiet village, convenient tc
the District, Annapolis and Balti.
more. Only SS,S00; building and
loan financing.
ga ACRES = On main highway;
colored; good residential or comml
bldg. site; $4,000; liberal terms
II ACRES-Fields and woods; good
land invest: $1,000 terms.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick Md. Phone 10S
~ NO Answer Call 1S4 or 3A4.
aORsEsi Fine colonial estate. Near
PowhataR Training farm. King
George and fredericksburg, Vir-
ginia area. WARING REALTY
CO., Frederieksburg, Virginia Tele-
and Sundays, Essex S-5932.