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Evening star., 1961-05-27

Bob Chandler and Ted Rut-
ley. his guest from Kenwood,
not only won the playoff for
the medal in the Congressional
Country Club Member Guest
tournament yesterday, but it
parlaytd them into the favor
ties roe for the title.
Chandler played some good
tee-to- green golf in the Belle
Haven 4-Ball last week, and
survived Mondays preliminary
qualifying rounds for the Ma
tional Open with the second
lowest score. Rutley is a good
match play golfer.
, The wind and rain sent the
scores soaring yesterday. but
Chandltr and Rutley managed
Q gross best bail of 73 to win
the medal over Ralph Gug-
. lielmi, Ihe Redskins quarter
back. and Don Dawson Of De-
troit, who had rs. and B. D.
Cooper and Ralph Bogart of
Chevy Chase. rs.
Chandler and Rutley meet
Evening star., 1961-05-27
MRS Holt Wins
Anderson Cup in
4-HSIe PIuyoff

The Wcmen's District Colt
Associaton's cup, tournaments
not only are all following the
playoff theme. but the play
offs are getting longer.
Mrs. zmmet Holt OF Argyle
had to 90 four extra holes be-
fore she won the Class D An
derson Cup yesterday at Indian
Spring. The Friday before she
rallied T. win the handicap di-
vision d the Middle Atlantic
women'i championship.
Mrs. Holt had 96-21-75 yes
terday and was tied by Mrs.
Don Snewden of Court House,
95-20-B, and Mrs. w. L. Ben
edict Of Argyle, 97-22-75. Mrs.
Snowder lost on the first hole,
but the other two went four
holes before Mrs. Hollis par
three broke the deadlock.
Mrs. Snowden took low gross
in the event for 20-22 handi-
cap players with a 95.
Other net prize winners, in order
Mrs. NJ. 8. Stepienski Of Prince
Georges, e7-21-76: Mrs. r, W. Hell
Birtwistis Of Westbriar. Ss-S2G76:
Mrs. oeeEge Mock Of Kenwood. 9s-
9S-2l-7T: Mrs. j. W. Fiatiey Of
Congressional, e9-2l--7s. Mrs. Z. r.
King Of Army Navy, ps-20-7s, and
Mrs. A. Brodsky Of Norbeck, 100
22-7S. .l
Evening star., 1961-05-27
Virginia PIoyoffs
Reset Monday

The Northern Virginia Group
Ia baseball tournament semi
finals and final have been post
poned until Monday and Tues
day nights at Alexandria's Mu-
nicipal Stadium.
The semifinals were to have
been played last night and the
final tonight. Instead, Groveton
meets Lee in the first semifinal
contest at 5 pm. Monday and
Fairfax plays Washington-Lee
at Z o'clock. The title game will
be played at 7 o'clock Tuesday.
The tournament was post
poned yesterday because Of the
rain and high winds.
Evening star., 1961-05-27
MINOR
LEAGUES.
b the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LAAGUE

b the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LAAGUE
Tacoma. 10: Hawaii. e.
San Diego, q: Salt Lake City. o.
other ~Games postponef.
' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, 4-5: Dallas Fort Worth
-
Houston, s; Omaha,
Louisville At indianapolis. postponed.
INTERNATIONAL kEAGUE
All games postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
chsttanooga. z: LittIe Rock 1.
Shreveport, g; Nashvi4e, b.
Other games postponeu.
TEXAS LEAG4E
Austin. Z: Rio Grand Valley, 8.
Victoria, 3: Tulsa, o.
san Antonio. :: Amsedllo, 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIc'ILEAGUE
Charlotte, 3: Knoxvilk. o.
other games postponed.
EASTERN LEaGUE
All games postponed
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Monterrey, s: Mexico City Tigers, e.
Puebla, Z: Poza RicA 3.
Mexico City Reds. Az VeracruH' y
Evening star., 1961-05-27
HandicdpAces
Test Prove II .
In California I
BY the Associated Press

Eight Of the leading handi-
cap stars of the West meet TO-
day in the 500, ,O00-added Cal
ifornian at Hollywood Park
while nine classy Eastern filAes
and mares clash in the $50, ,00O-
added Top Flight Handicap lat
Aqueduct.
The racing program also 10
cludes the $50, 0,000-added Cam
den Handicap at Garden State
Park, the $40, 00O-added Sheri-
dan Handicap at Washington
Park, and the 1O,000-adaed
Clyde Park Handicap at Suf-
folk Downs.
Prove It, winner of the Santa
Anita Handicap and Maturity
for Rex C. Ellsworth, is the
probable favorite and topwsight
with 127 pounds for the / 116-
mile Californian. Prove It viii
be ridden by Willie Shoemaker
who blew the 1856 Californian
with Swaps when he eased, uI
too soon and PorterhouSe seam.
pered past to win.
Another strong entry is ChaSl
McCoy's T. v. Lark, winner o.
last weeks $55,000 Los Angelo.
Handicap, carrying 123 pound.
and piloted by Johnny Long
den.
The Cain Hoy Stables Make
Sail is the favorite for the
11s-mile Top Flight. Shg will
be ridden by Manuel YcaZa,
returning to action after treat
ment for q shoulder injury.
Make Sail carries 1l6 pounds
in the race, restricted to tillies
and mares.
Eddie Arcaro will sedk his
third Top Flight aboard CAL
umet Farms Princes Gate, lis.
The Alberta RancheS Flut-
terby has high weight i,of 131
pounds in the Sheridan, a Z
furlong spin for 3-year-olds.
BlueScope, 116. and Light Talk,
lis, were next in the weights.
Argentine-bred Don Poggio,
owned by Gustave Ring, must
concede from Z to Is pounds
to 10 others in the mile-and-
an-eighth Camden Handicap.
Evening star., 1961-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Northern Virginia Group IA semi
finals, postponed TO Monday.
coolidge ct Roosevelt, postponed in
definitely.
GAMES TODAY
Northern Virginia Group la finals,
postponed TO Tuesday.
Wakefield at Navy Plebes. 2.
GAMES MONDAY
Chamberlain at AnacoStia, $50.
Spingarn at Eastern. $3.50.
Mckinley VS.. Phelps at Spingarn, $3.50.
Bell at Coolidge, $3.50.
Wilson at Dunbar. $3.50.
Western at Roosevelt, $3.50.
Northwood at Blair, $3.50.
Sherwood at B-Cc. 800.
Richard MONTGOMERY at Gathers
burg. $3.50.
Gleneig at Brooklyn Park. 3:3O.
Woodward Prep at Laurel 2:30.
DnVal at DeMatha, $3.50.
No. Va. Creep IA Semifinais
tAt Alexandria Municipal StAdium)
Lee VS.. Groveton, 5 pm.
WI VS.. Fairfax, 8 p.ms
Evening star., 1961-05-27
Wild Qualities
In Virginia Golf

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
May ~ (AP).-Claude Wild OF
Washington. D. c.. who shot
a u in yesterdays qualifying
round Of the Kenridge Invi-
rational golf tournament, was
sch eduled to meet Harry
Pembroke Of this city today
as match play began. Penn
broke qualified with 73.
Semifinals and finals win be
played tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-05-27

INDIANAPOLIS. May q
(AP).-It was carburetion test
day on the Indianapolis Speed
way today, a final shakedowr
for the 80 dare devil pilots who
will defy death or destruction
in the golden anniversary 500
mile auto race Tuesday.
Between 80 minutes and ar
hour. one of the best collections
of sleek, snarling machines ever
entered in this classic motor
event will squirt and swirI
around the mile brick
yard" as anxious crews look
for failings.
There never has been a fataI
accident in this final warmur
for the big Memorial Day race
although in 1941 Sam Hanks
now speedway director Of COM
Evening star., 1961-05-27

MODESTO, Calf, May 81
(AP).-If competition can push
Jamaican Dennis johnson to a
new world record in the 100
yard dash, 1t should happen to-
night.
The 22-year-old from San
Jose State College has equalled
the record Of 9.3 seconds for
the century four times this sea
son. At no time did he have to-
nights opposition that included
Harry Jerome and Roscoe Cook
Of Oregon and 1860 NCAA
Champion Charlie Tidwell, the
ex-Kansas flash.
Stone johnson Of Grambling
Evening star., 1961-05-27
Stocks Ruce TONIGHT

More than 20 drivers are ex-
pected to compete in the rs
lap feature for modified stock
cars tonight at Old Dominion
Speedway. Manassas. Va. Two
1O-lap heats and q 10-lap con-
ISOLATION are scheduled. in ad-
dition 10 25-lap race for hobby
cars. The program starts at
I8: 30.
Evening star., 1961-05-27

in Louisiana sent word late Fri
day that he and his team would
not come to Modesto, after all
Stone johnson, like Dennis
johnson, has run a wind-aided
90 but said he could not COM
pete because of a pulled muscle
Dennis johnson predicted
earlier it would take three in
gradients for a world record
a fast track. a slight aiding
wind and top opposition. He has
the fast track at the Modesto
Junior College stadium and the
opposition. Only the wind re-
mains problematical.
Meet Director Tom Moore
Evening star., 1961-05-27
Two Area High School Sturs
To Attend VPI, American

inches in two years, played his
first varsity season at Wilson
last winter and LED the Inter-
high League West Division in
rebounding.
Everyone says he's going to
be the best Of the big guys
graduating from the Interhigh,
CarTasco said today. Hes a
good student and a good
shooter and rebounder-not q
polished ball player yet. but q
diamond In the rough"
Evening star., 1961-05-27
ROSECROFT RACEWAY
GRADED SELECTIONS
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Yes She viii, scsHet Sam, Petey'S
Boy.
2-Biue Cream, zonsmite. Muscatel
Bun, My FHir' Lady. sally'I
Shoreline, viii March.
5--Eyen's Jet. MeadoS Apache stun
6-My Nc. sue, Burgess Hanover.
Mamie Tar, Roleon Boy. Cardinal
Hanover. tAirism B. Scott
Irving Guy.
my ELL. Lawds q iamond, Meadow
Pick.
Evening star., 1961-05-27
seA1H5H's sHePrI"etep'DE=ff1
- - - = Sesszxsz =
POST TINE z Pm. E.D.1

aASs
Ii-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT RUNABoUT-
Mahogany deck. windshield. steering
ssTTs& sentr0s and tTseT SKIS lie snIS, 1Ts
cleo: $3.50. PL. 9-2435
CHRIS CRAFT YACHT 38-ft Constel-
condition (perfectb Can be seen at
III; $4,000. Phone 45l -4168. 4.
11O-h.p. Chrysler engine; boat and
engine in good cond., seaworthy boat,
fishing; sleeps 2; SI;56o. By appt.
Pa 5-o1?6 or Sun. Annapolis co.
1859 e6-FT. CHRIS CRAFT, new-boat
hours: compl. living facils. for 4 or
more; many extras: resale value,
fused. 10. 1-347s.
I8-FT. HAYNES CRAFT; 60-h.p. mo-
tor and trailer. 1850 model; in per-
feet cond.; must sell; being trans:
take over payments. SO. 5-24o1.
3I-FT. '59 COLONIAL twin 225 sport
cruiser: less 100 hrs. used: ORIG prlce
$4,000: owner bought another boat.
This is q real buy at $3.50; reary
to go; can be seen Shady Oaks Ma
rina, West River. Md. UN. 1-600l.
?I-FT. Aux. SLOOP, Raleigh Class;
Seas ss Chest eses besu lines With ioG
of red mahoe. bright work; ideal
boat for this area: S1,S25. SO.
es-FT. ROAT; S-ft. beam, bay built.
Inn Deaie, Nd, TU. 2-09S3.
22-FT. SABER CABIN: sleeps twes
head, fully equipped: take bank pay
ments: Sl,l00. EN- 2-9093.
SAILBOAT, SO : IT. chesapeake Bag
skipjack, auxiliary and cabin accom-
modations. CAN Z. H. RUARK, Del
taville, Va, Prescott 6-3S14. -.
NEW WHIRLwIND, nodded mahoE.. n
IT, 4GnI ti.Ir, MeTs oS FemGfe 9 csSsf sS
complete RIG: 5000. Will demon
strate. OIL. 6-6361.
1850 JOHNSON oUTBoARD MOTORS.
/ brand-new. at discount prices: 4O-h:p:
cESrER ens iIhp ssss csPH aa .vs sl4Gs 1G ss s9Asa
TRA55L,ER XXI KITS, built Sy ostSE !. 70
oxoE HILL MARfNE. 5544 Giyings-
GainesI. Open Sunday. i0-3. -,
BE SAFE, have a marine radio on your
craft. FEC licensed technician win
travel. AMERICAN TECHNICAL
SERVICES, OIL. 1890,
loft. OUTBOARD RUNABOUT, fully
equipped, plus, fitted cover and fac
tory-made trailer. WA. 1-262S.
sAILBOAT, 36-ft. Herreshoff: 4 sails,
motor; $1,000. AID. 2-4091:
SIS. NUNS TON MRT-30 WITH
AERIAL: 5000. CALL DU. $3.50.
SAILBOAT, 2S-ft. Kings Cruiser: late
1859; compl. sail inventory and cruis-
ing equipment. OIL. 2-61SS EVENINGS.
IA RUNABOUT, steering. remote con-
troll, 1860 Evinrude, 1S h.p. motor
and trailer. $500. MA. 2-0154.
HYDROPLANE, inboard, 1856 Gu. N.
$500, or trade for car KE. 1854.
I5-FT. LNBOARD. 4-cyl. marine en-
gine, speed boat with accessories and
HOGAN's CITY SERVICE. $500 New
Hamp. ave, Takoma Park.
so MP. EVINRUDE, new, elec. start. !;
S849, MARYLAND MARINE. 4703
Suit1and rd. RE. $4,000.
II-FT. ALBRIGHT RUNABoUT: new
lb. tilt trailer. 35-h.p. johnson elec.
engine. used 10 hrs $3.50 or best
offer. WA. 4-9412. n
CARBURETORS. generators, fuel
pumps. speedometers, starters, wind
shield wipers BUELL. g SERVICE.
81 10th st. NV, ME. S-6776.
Is-FT. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT :.
HE. 4-7S17
Evening star., 1961-05-27

and Jerry Shields, captain Of
the university squad. added
another. Spurrier's five goals
and a penalty one automatic
goal against Georgetown
clinched the round for Po-
tomac.
Evening star., 1961-05-27
CARDS, Z; PIRATES, Z
PITTsBuRGH ST. LOUIS

E-H. W. Smith, Hoax, Mazerosli Z,
. Groat, Stuart, Javier, Spencer. PO-A-
Pittsburgh 24-l4. St. Louis. U-Il. DIP
Green, Groat and Stuart; Spencer, Javier
and White; Odds and Mazerosd. LOB
Pittsburgh H., St. Louis T. 2B-S Stuart,
Hoax, Witt, Cimoli. HR-Boyer Z. SEs-
''''e'' ~ %H H'o, 4 Err ss 30
sI.as ss;rrisnd ~ SD : ! !, I g 2
S.Sfis SlsSa .:.....5 -. / 4, J !
SisSsS siSs,SA. w. il, J g : : 8 +!
WP-Grsen. Bogsess, German. For
man. Landes, Smith. TIA. Al e,e6s.
HlANfe :. TliRS ,
Evening star., 1961-05-27
BRAVES, 10; DODGERS, Z

Les Angeles J........ 100 90 100 4
Milwaukee e. .... 307 90 7tx-Io
e Boiling, Mcmillan. Po-A-Los An
geles 24-s, MilwSukee D-l4 DP-Spahn,
Boiling and Adsock; Boiling, Mcmillan
and Adcock; Mcmillan, Boiling and Ad-
cock 2. LOB-Les Angeles 5, Milwaukee
:. B-Spahn. m.Thomas' Aaron. SB-
P HR ER BIB so
eEIS:n gIIlj:%' a. - aa11..s a1.s J s : ! Z
EsTSsll ss,Ss cw. 81, ,ti."i ! ! ! : !
HIP By Williams aaron, Thomas).
wP- Williams, Golden. U-Pelekoadas,
Donstelli, Conlan, Burkhart, Steiner. T.
2:%A A-lo'6ls
Evening star., 1961-05-27

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: cond
pace, THE Southern Maryland; |
Evening star., 1961-05-27

1850 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS.
brand-ne at discount prices: 40-h.p
and 75-h.p. CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER, S236 Ga. ave. JU. 5-7173
TRAILER KITS, built by Gator No
All models on display = 1Qos down.
OXON HILL MARINE, 5544 Livings-
ton I'd. Sc. 10. ,7-3422. Buddy
Evening star., 1961-05-27

NEW WHIRLWIND, nodded mahog.. II
IT.. 4O-h.p. Mere. OBJ, remote con-
troll, steering. windshield. full cover
complete rig: 5000. Will demon
strate. OIL. 6-6361.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22

10 the priests, religious and faithful of
the Diocese of Columbus zoe extend our
most sincere wishes for q Joyous and
blessed Feast of Christmas!
THE GREAT FACT of the Birth of
Christ holds many spiritual lessons for
all of us, as we gaze in silent prayer
and meditation before the scene of the
Manger of Bethlehem. EUery n of us
,ciH come a,Uoy from the Crib, enriched
in soul by the inspiration of the Diuine
Infant and by the application of snlu-
tary thoughts TO ourselves.
Christmas teaches us the lesson OF
humility. Our Lord emptied Himself,
becoming like unto us, in all things
SAGE sin. None of us can stand before
the Crib and be puffed up 'cith self.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22

pride, pretending TO be what zoe are
not, ,UhiIe we ponder the humility of
the ne,U-bOrn Saviour, the Io,Uliness of
the place where He chose TO be born,
the humble station in life of those
shepherds 1vhO aUere the first TO aUet-
come the Incarnate Cod on earth. There
is none better from mhOm TO learn whdt
it means TO be humble than from Him
UhO humbIed Himself.
CHRISTMAS teaches us faith. Only
by accepting Gods WOrd can zoe see the
Son of Cod in human form us the Infant
lying in the manger. Otherwise, Christ
mas loses its true meaning. II is the same
faith that prompted Saint Peter to So
lutte Our Lord as "Christ, the Son of the
living Cod" and led the centurion to
acknowledge the Crucified as "truIy
this man 1Uds the Son of Cod"
CHRISTMAS is HOPE and trust in
Cod and confidence in His Diuine Pro-
ridence. The uirguu-mOther Mary, WhO
understood not hon. the message of the
angel wouId be realized, gaze her n
sent that Gods VIII should be done.
There is the trust of Saint Joseph in
taking Mary as his mife. There is the
trust of both in travelling to Bethlehem,
thereby fulfilling all that had been
fOret0Id about the birth of the Messiah.
When me are in Gods hands, to 1Uhom
else need ,Ue turn!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-12-22
BLESSED CHRISTMAS

CHRISTMAS is LOVE. 1t is more
than q handshake, a merry greeting, an
exchange of gifts for the day. The Christ
Child from his manger-crib teaches us
that aUe are all Gods children, and
brothers of one another in Him, regard
less of origin or color or advantages,
and that He tUds born on that first
Christmas night in order to redeem all
of us from sin and to sdUe all of us for
hedUen, proUided that We accept Him
auth the same lore Which He has sho,rn
for us.
Christmas is q time to judge ourselves
ds the Infant Lord sees us, according TO
His standard: Child, giUe me your heart.
So great a lore on His part, SO little re-
turn on our part. So great q redemption
by Him, so much refusal by us to giUe
ourselves to God.
Christmas is not the time to stint in
giving anything less than our sUhoIe
selves to God. With the shepherds, let
us ego OUer TO Bethlehem" and, ike
them, understand aUhat has been told us
concerning this Child. Then lessons of
the Christmas Feast tUiU last in u HUes
throughout the year.
This is our prayerfuI tcish for all in
the coming year!
+ Clarence C.. Issenmann
Bishop of Columbus
F. W We 4 z
Evening star., 1961-03-19
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

FURN. OFFICE, telephone: sharing
secretarial cost; K st. aad Conn.
ave. area. Write box 4S9-T. Star.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
c. Dugan & Nephew
--:z-.E.g! VErnon 1-O4 5.
LAND AND FARMS

AGInOn L-O4 %
LAND AND FARMS
lo-ACRE building site, high eleys.
ton, beautiful view; $500.
40 ACRES at interchange Good
Investment: $3.50 per acre.
l3 ACRES; lake, S-room aound
sn noISe, Sc barn; etc. SIS.a50.
ou ACRES-S-room. la-bath, GOOD
nome, barn, stream. lake, Tood
hard-road frontage; S35, 900
o--ACRE MONT. CO. ESTATE, beau.
IIul place at S39,95O
2g ACRES-LsrEe brick home. q
Ilreplaees, rec. room, double "a.
zee S4sg i 200 IT. main road; stresm;
lS5-ACRE dairy farm near inter.
enange. under lease: $3.50 per acre
500 ACRES good, level land, cen:
trally located: at 5000 per acre.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-90a2 or 3Ol2wA. e-2e33
MANASSAS AREA-57 acres; beauf
modern home. , Ice. barns, stocked
pond and lge stream. Land in
cleared and fenced; S27,50O
FAIRFAX REALTY CIR. 3-24O7
MARLBORO-Farm, I26 acres IL
acre tobacco allotment, Ideal for
subdivision.
Paul H. Lauterbach d. Co.
Realtor rNJ o.,,
Evening star., 1961-03-19
MT. AIRY, MD.

6-rm. dwelling with bath. well Ia.
gated, "a acre lot; SO. 700.
40 acres on paved I'd; S-rm. house
with bath. small barn: $4,000.
z acres with modern home, bath.
oil h.-w. furnace, garage, nice
lawn: S12,500.
H, z BURDETTE & SON, REAL
Ewes. and Sun. phone Mr.. Pryor,
Evening star., 1961-03-19
FARMS

COUNTRY EST.-I6 acres on Coles
vile rd.; 5-rm.. Cape Cod. expan.
sion attic; $500 per acre. For
information call EV. 4-Q227
Evening star., 1961-03-19
tcONTINuEDl

FAIRFAX CO.-Several tracts IN
excel. location. by ft. or By acre,
call Chuck Forester, GREEN
TREE CORP IA h-hnRn
Evening star., 1961-03-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX, VA, Duke and Pickett SITS.
100 #. to 10 acres zoned
WAPLE, 1925 14th st.. AID, A.
zoos.
ALMOST AN ACRE Of POTENTIAL
INDUSTRIAL ground, smack-dab
in the middle Of q long established
business district, Main part ,oi
4 railroad spur right into yard.
situated between two MAIN high
ways. Improved by . large ware
house, storage bins and sheds.
6trategically located for use as a
distribution center for Washing:
ton-Baltir1oFe area. Price and
terms are right Exclusive with
Evening star., 1961-03-19
BAKERY

Fully equipped bakery in FairlinE-
ton shopping center. Rental Of
S215 includes use Of equipment.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
(c0NTINUEDl

ARLINGTON GLlE.Ts TOWERS, SHOPPING
GtEiSpERSGoC tEi0n E SIT ..nsnt "a IT, $50 ss Dp.
sq. IT,, includes ali utiis., air
cond. and full janitor services
Available tmmed; 8 minutes from
l4th and r. WILLIAM G. BRAKE
FIELD IA b-550O
Evening star., 1961-03-19

COIN- OPERATED laundry now do
ing business in excel. location;
other interests reas999 tor selling;
KI. S-371s; Il no ans. KI. a.93s7.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
MOVE TO HOWARD CO.

PAUL B. BEARD, REALToR
County, think Of us. Large and
small farms, building lots, beauti-
full brick ramblerS and acreage.
We find what you want. Located
on new Rte. 90 near Allview Es-
tates, Just north of Hopkins
Laboratory. Call Atlas o-2164 or
Howard b-21l4.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

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Evening star., 1961-03-19
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP

Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1Os;
II No Answer Call 1874 or 354
HOWARD CO., general farm Of IS
acres; 1,200-ft. frontage; easy
drive to Silver Spring; $50, 600,
LAIRD B. SCOTT, JU. Q-O420.
HOWARD CO., approx. 80 acres,
long I'd. frontage, unusually good
3-bedrm. Capt Cod; beaut. view;
priced S3l 800. LAIRD B. SCOTT
JU. Q-Q42O.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
NORTHERN FAUQUIER COUNTY

-4Uu-ACre grazing 1arm, newly
estate area; S49,0 900. Phone
OWNER, UpperVille Va 10O
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Sundays, University 7os5s7
weekdays, MA 7-0hRO
MARYLAND FARMS

MARYLAND FARMS
GA. AVE. EXTENDED-6OO-scr0
show place: Howard County's
finest, perfect to subdivide now
or wait for capital gain.
NEARBY Frederick County
25u acres, $3.50 per acre.
1lS acres, $3.50 per acre,
go acres, $500 per acre:
800 acres. fine pasture, near CharIeR
Town. W. Va, SOS an acre.
Al within 10 miles Acc, German
FARM SPECIALIST
Call Mr.. Measell. OIL. 4-s63O
S1GLER & co.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
tcoNTINUED)
ASSOCIATE &

Small antiques, imports upholstery
fabrics shop opening soon. Unique
opportunity. Lady preferred. Box
l26-J, Star.
AND co AL
LOUNGE, seating over 200, eStab-
lished business, 90 years, gross
monthly income. S13,500; 8 apis.
above; owner will sell or lease
business and property. No brok-
ers. 500 K st. NV.
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NEW STROUT
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NEW hOUl
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JUST OUT! over 1000 bargains
coast; farms. homes, businesses:
GHRaEsfi fStaSilssff s srR66Ur 6TS R2EEEPs R2ELFPYs'
l421-N Land Title Bldg. Phila-
NORTHERN FAUQUIER COUNTY
.-400,-acre grazing farm; newly
fenced; many springs, good road:
estate area; SAG, 900. Phone
OWNER, Upperville, Va. 100.
OWNER OFFERS beautiful bO-acr0
farm. ideal for cattle or horses.
valuable frontage. New split:
level 3-bedrm. home: open beamed
ceiling. Dutch kit; completely
SEItsest s9EIItpped apt lover floor :,,, Pine
roadway. Price $50, 900, terms.
Near DAMASCUS, Nd, Telephono
todayl! EN-. 3-7264.
POTOMAC RIVER HIDEAWAY -
225 acres unspoiled beauty: partly
wooded, magnificent views Of
river valley with 94-mile river
frontaEe; pvt. fishing and boat
ing. 40 miles Memorial Bridge.
$4,000, excel. terms. KE. 6-5S6l.
PURCELLVILLE, VA. = 3O0-acre
farm, beautiful restored stone and
brick home, new managers house,
early log house, excellent land,
bldeS., water long road front on a
main road. Sell houses and hold
acreage at less than $500 per
acre. PRICE REDUCED. Further
information, photographs, survey
at my office. EXCLUSIVE. Also
many other farms, town and
country properties.
HELEN r. KENNEDY, Broker
Purcellville, Va. Ed. s-7l60
CONTINUED 90 Next PaEe5
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CONTRACTORS OFFICE. shop and
completely inclosed high-fenced
yard. All-masonry building with
several well-finished offices; a
handsome paneled private office
and warehouse space. Shop has
high ceilings, loading platform,
and many other features. Situated
on a rail siding, approx. 10000 sq
H.; or can be sold in part. This
Is worth seeinEl ! Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s400.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

6557 DORSEY LANE
WASH l6, D c, Oliver 4-362s
CONN. AVE.-26OO BLK.
Across from Sheridan PIX, Hotel,
restaurant for sale or lease to
right party. Conven. terms with
long lease. For particulars, call
MR.. JAMES, DI. 1855, wk. dys.
til 8 pm.
DELICATEsSAN; minimum cash re-
uuired; excellent location for sue
cesstul business. Ho. 2-976S.
DELICATEssEN, 18th and Column
bia I'd. NV. location. Clean place
price, S2,300 plus about $1,000
in stock; real bargain; shown by
appointment only. EDWIN l.. Ell
LIS, Broker, RE 7-5140.
DOWNTOWN-3rd floor. air cond.
modernized. 1905 z st. NV, across
from Plaza Sport Shop and park
ing. RA. 3-7l4s.
DRUGSTORE, busy corner; incl
stock, soda fountain, showcases
wall cases, etc. ia. 9-4093.
DRUGSTORE, MONTGOMERY Co.
shopping center, owner quotes
$1,000 wk., well established
MONTGOMERY REALTY, JU. g.
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HOWARD CnrNTY

nO"AND SOON
96 ACRE FARM. Good 7-rm. mod.
houSe, fine barn. Long road
frontage.
z. ACRES with neat small home,
barn. board fences. A good buy
McHENRY CO. Atlas 6-3I52
Evening star., 1961-03-19
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH-UsED AS SCHOOL for
children. Large fenced playground,
play equip, swim. pool; close to
Carter Barron Theater, off 10th
at. NV, Priced to Selll CLAUDE
SHIFLET, RA. 3-7S00, DI. 7-SS42.