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Large Turnout
Indicated for
Interfuith Fete

A heavy advance sale indi-
Gates a large turnout for the
Interfaith luncheon Tuesday at
the Shoreham Hotel, according
to Alexander Dematatis, gen.
eral chairman Of the Interfaith
Committee.
The luncheon, sponsored by
the Almas Temple Shrine, B'nai
Birth, Order Of Ahepa and the
Knights Of Columbus, will honor
four Americans who have con-
tributed greatly to interfaith
understanding.
Jack Dempsey will be hon.
ored as the outstanding sports
celebrity in the field of Inter-
faith. Dempsey plans to arrive
in Washington Sunday to par
ticipate in the ceremonies, in
GLIDING the Senators Athletics
game Tuesday night at D. C
Stadium.
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Sox Place LoIIur
On Disabled List

CHICAGO, June % (AP).-
The White Sox placed Catcher
Sherman Lollar on the disabled
list last night when it was dis
covered that he suffered a
broken right thumb in Wednes-
day nights game against the
Twins.
The mishap occurred in the
third inning when the 37-year-
old Lollar was hit by a pitch
thrown by Ted Sadowski. Lol-
lar finished the game and die
not realize the thumb was
broken. until X-rays were
taken.
Ed Short, White Sox gen.
eral manager, said Lollar woulo
be replaced on the roster with
in a day or two.
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Lengthy Grind Begins
In Stote Amateur Golf

BALTIMORE, June % (Spe-
ciaD. The Maryland State
Amateur golf championship be-
gan today over the par-72
Woodholme Country Club
course. When the tournament
winds up Sunday the winner
will have played more than 100
holes, unless he can finish off
some of his opponents unus-
ually early.
Two 18-hole rounds today
and two more tomorrow will
white the field of 80 to the
two finalists, who will meet in
a 36-hole final Sunday.
Billy Buppert, partner in the
insurance business with the
former National and British
Amateur champion, Deane Be-
man, won the qualifying medal
yesterday with a 33-36-69, two
under par on the front nine
and one under on the back.
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Laurel Has
First Minus
Pool of Year
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Staff Writer

Minus pools are a rarity in
harness racing, but one de-
veloped at Laurel Raceway last
night when q ladies night crowd
Of 6.l27 showed complete con-
fidence that Perez and Jerry
Gray's Knight Champ would
finish at least third in the
featured $4,000 Open Pace.
When Knight Champ fin
iShed second to Atlas Farvel,
the track was forced to pick
up a minus show pool tab of
SCOTIA. 1t was the first minus
pool in Maryland this season.
OF the $4,659 wagered in the
show pool, $2,92S was placed
on Knight Champ a lis favorite
to win.
Knight Champ, refined by the
meetings leading driver, Tug
Boyd, paid $500 to place and
$3.50 to show.
Atlas Farvel, who won by a
neck. paced the mile in 2:04
and paid $11.
Last nights companion fea-
ture, a $4,000 early closing trot,
went to John Seymour's
Madam's Son, driven by Fred
Parks. Madam's Son paid
1920.
One hundred and twenty
eight patrons shared in the
twin double payoff Of $4,000
when they picked Scott Dale,
$40; Quick Guy, $40; Top
Banana, $500, and True Wharf,
$3.50, in that order in the fifth
through eighth races. The
Reading Futurity program will
be continued tonight with two
non-betting heats for 2-year-
old fillies.
Gloria's Dream. owned by
the Gray Brothers and Alex
Parsons, tops the field of five
starters, which include q stable
mate, Magic Dream; Jack
Stahl's Roslyn L., Del Miller's
Little Miss Adios. and Knight
Owl, owned by Washingtonians
R. Warren, F. Santoiemma and
l.. Rogers.
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qualified. Then he finished
third in a fine effort in the
Belmont Stakes.
Tomorrow he will be equipped
with a burr bit designed TO
keep him from Juggling in, a
habit which Trainer Gordon
Potter said cost him both the
Jersey Derby and Belmont.
Crimson Satan will be the
favorite, but there is strong
backing In this area for the
massive Cyane, who upset the
Inflated Sir Gaylord and Jai-
pur in the Belmont Futurity.
After a week Of rain, the
Delaware Park racing strip was
dry again today as entries were
being made for the Leonard
Richards and this had Trainer
Henry Clark smiling.
eff it starts to rain again, I
don't know whether I would
run Cyane," Clark said. "He
wants it fast" Clark has
tabled the son Of Turn To as
one Of the best prospects he
has ever conditioned. 81
Both Crimson Satan and
Cyane will get weight conces-
sions from the Preakness win
ner, Greek Money, because the
conditions Of the Richards are
based on money earned. Greek
Money, with Jockey Johnny
Rotz up, will tote top weight
of 1875 pounds. That's four
more than Crimson Satarl's
package Of 122 and seven more
than Cyane's 119. Larry Gill;
gan rides Crimson Satan and
Eldon Nelson will be on Cyane.
There will be no traffic prob
lens IN the Leonard Richards,
with six or seven due to start.
Cyane will have a running mate
in the lightly held Smart. Water
Hole probably will start as an
entry with Greek Money,
Also due to go to the post
Is the Jaclyn Stables Noble
Jay, who won the Kent Stakes
here two weeks ago. Noble Jay
has a winning streak of five
straight. Howard Grant rides
the colt, which carries l19
pounds.
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kayoPredicted
ByJo1nsOn

BERLIN, June % (AP).-
Light heavyweight CHI a m pion
Harold johnson predicts a
knockout victory over Ger
many's Gustav Scholz between
the seventh and ninth rounds
Of their title bout tomorrow
night at Olympic Stadium.
Promoter Fritz Gretzschel ex-
poets a crowd of 10000 for the
fight. If it rains tomorrow, the
fight will be staged Sunday
morning.
johnson, 33-year-old Phila-
delphian, hasn't lost since 1855
Scholz is the first German to
fight for a title since MAJ
Schmeling won the heavyweight
title 80 years ago.
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SemifinuIs on Tap
In Women's Golf

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex,
June % (AP).-Julie Hull of
Purdue, the 1859 runnerup,
plays Carol Sorenson of Arizona
State, a former champion, in
the Women's Collegiate golf
championship.
Sandy Palmer meets defend
ing champion Judy Hoetmer in
the other semifinal match.
Miss Hull yesterday upset
medaliSt June Robinson of
Oregon State. 2 and 1. Miss
Sorenson defeated Mary Jo
Campbell of New Mexico, / up
The tournament winds up
with a 36-hole final tomorrow.
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He had six brides, a DOGGY
and one double DOGGY.
Defending champion Dick
Latimer was not required to
qualify. The other 81 players
to make the field were:
UPPER BRACKET
Perky Cullinane, Brooke Manor, 70;
Ralph Bogart. Chevy Chase, 70; Clark
Mackenzie, Green Spring Valley, 70;
Jack Emich, Baltimore G. C., "A; Rob
Beaver Greek, rs: Charles Yearick, Turf
Valley, rs: Dr.. L. Saltyslak. Bel Air,
Steve Joinson, Cumberland, rs; Bill
whistler, unattached, 76: Jerry Nc
Ferren, Manor, rs; Robert Murphy,
unattached. n: Mel Rifman, Turf VAL
ley, n; Robert Lee, tr., unattached,
70, plus Latimer.
LOWER BRACKET
Buppert. Chatmoss, SO: Claude Wild,
Burning Tree, IL: Pat Webb, Mount
Pleasant %; Elcon Joiner, Hagerstown,
Billy Brownrigg, Manor. "A; Billy NC
Rolling boiling Road, H 7s; Bill Biz Cole. Mount Mount
Pleasant 76: william Watson, Rolling
Road, 76; Ned Pugh, Hagerstown, 76;
Harry Schneider, Hillendale, 76: John
Eisinger, Congressional, 20: John Graf
ton, Cumberland, II. Henry DeFries.
Country Cub Of Maryland, n; Dawson
Stump, Green Spring Valley, rs.
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Harvey Huddix's
Mother Dies

PITTSBURGH, June % (AP)
Pirates have given Pitcher
Harvey Haddix permission to
leave the team because of the
death of his mother early today
Mrs. Nellie May Haddix died
at her home in South Vienna,
Ohio.
Aclub spokesman said Haddix
will be away from the club for
several days.
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Parks Net Tourney
Draws 100 Entries

The District Public Parks
tennis tournament begins with
singles matches at $50 am.
tomorrow at East Potomac.
Doubles entries will be accepted
at the courts until 8 pm.
Eighty four men and 16
women have entered the tour
nament, a qualifying event fol-
the National Public Parks
championships August 1919 In
Detroit.
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|ChriStiana Stables Cyane.
Neither has won a stakes this
year, although in fairness to
Cyane it should be pointed out
that the colt has had little
opportunity due to illness.
For the heavily raced Grim
son Satan it has been a season
of Illustration. Just when they
were counting him out after
poor races in the Kentucky
Derby and Preakness, Crimson
Satan popped home first in the
Jersey Derby, only to be dis
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Net PIuy Completed

The Recreation Department
tennis tournament was COM
pleted yesterday at Rock Greek
courts with the settling of the
mems doubles championship.
Arnold Kotz and Don Mcdowell
defeated Edgar Lee and Ben
Metz, rs, 6I3.
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Three Puckers Sian

GREEN BAY. Wis. June 20
(AP).-Green Bay Coach Vince
lombard today announced the
signing of Tackles Forrest
Gregg, Norm Masters and Bob
SkoronSki.
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Fights Last Mght
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
MIAMI.-Bobby Monroe, 14S, Fort
Lauderdale, outpointed Harry Tetlow,
ISL, Miami Beach, (S).
TOKYO. Leo Espinosa, 1874,
Manila, outpointed Haruo Sakamoto,
1924, Japan, (10).
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the Bailey's Crossroads Little
Leagues minor division, yes
terday tossed a no-hitter at the
Bears. Tim allowed only two
men to reach first, one on an
error and the other on a walk,
as the Eagles took a so VIC
tory. He struck out IL in the
six-inning game.
Jim Holloran scored on Ores
Morris sacrifice fly in the tor
of the 10th inning yesterday to
give the Union Printers q 4-s
victory over Federal Storage In
an Industrial League game on
the Ellipse.
The two clubs played score
less ball for seven innings and
then each scored one in the
eighth and two in the ninth
Tom Starke staked the Print
ers to a 81 lead with q two
run double in the top Of the
ninth and Sonny Odom evened
1t again with a two-run single
in the bottom Of the inning.
Federal Storage plays Silver
Hill at $3.50 pm. today on the
EllipSe. Silver Hill leads the
league with a 20 record, To-
lowed by the Storagemen, III,
Printers, IL, and Volkswagens,
ii.
Bob Bilbo, former star pitch
er and outfielder for Coolidge
High School, banged out two
doubles and a triple in four
times at bat as Ledo's defeated
Rotary, IA, in a Clark Griffith
game on the EllipSe.
Three-run bursts in the
fourth and seventh innings
settled the issue for Ledo's
after Rotary had jumped off
to a Al lead. Charlie Sullivan,
who had help from Jerry
Vezendy, was the winner.
Holiday Restaurant (6-2) re-
tanned first place in the Hill
crest Glass IA softball league
with a nine inning 81 victory
over Crystal Door last night.
Billy Savannah scored the
winning run on a ground out
in the ninth. Tracy Madden,
the winning pitcher, struck out
10 and allowed three hits.
The Takoma Park Boys Club
will hold a managers meeting
next Thursday at 8 pm. at the
Presbyterian church, Maple and
Tulip avenues, to make plans
for Steve Barber night August
% at D. C. Stadium. Barber,
ace lefthander for the Orioles,
is a product Of the boys club.
The first of the Montgomery
County Boys Baseball Associa-
TONS all-star games will be
played Sunday at Wheaton
Woods and Sligo recreation
centers.
Midget teams from the
Wheaton and Northern leagues
clash at Wheaton Woods, fol-
lowed by a game between
Bethesda Kensington and Sill
yer Spring. At Sligo. the East
ern and Western teams at 2
pm. The Wheaton double
header begins at 1890 o'clock.
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Crimson Sotun,
Cyune to Meet
At THE RACES
By JOE KELLY

STANTON Del, June 22-No expects tomorrow's 25th
Leonard Richards Stakes to settle the 3yearold title question
but the 1b mile event viii present excellent opportunity
for pair Of colts to corral few votes Delaware Park
The two that far up their 2year
old regulations Peter Sanen Ms Crimson Satan and
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McKinIeyG
Shot at LaVer
In SemifinaIs

LONDON, June % CAP)-
Chuck Mckinley Of st. Louis
gets another crack at Austral-
las Rod LAYER, the man who
beat him in the Wimbledon
final last year. in today's semi
final round of the London ten
mis- championship at the Queens
Club.
Carole Caldwell, Americas
last women'S hope, bowed to
Mrs. Norma Cawthorn of Brit
ain today in the semifinals,
go, h6, 6-3. The girl from
Santa Monica, Calf, yester-
day upset Wightman Cup star
Mrs. Karen HantZe Susman,
As, rs, GA, but she did
not strike the same form today.
In the other women's semi
finals, Christine Truman, Brit
aims No. / player, was sur
prisingly defeated Ga, Ga,
by fellow countrywoman Rita
Bentley.
Australia's Roy Emerson took
just 80 minutes to defeat Pierre
Darmon, the French No. H.
81, 6-3 in a mems semifinals
match.
Mckinley yesterday knocked
off Neale Fraser, the 1860
Wimbledon champion, 60,
rs, to advance to the semi
finals along with LAYER.
Mckinley Pleases Fans
Mckinley and Miss Caldwell
we're the star performers of the
day before 1000 fans in pleas
ant SunShine-a contrast to
rain which had dampened the
earlier rounds Of the tourna-
'ment.
Mckinley did all that British
fans had come to hope from
him. He leaped about at the
net, getting his racket on i'm
possible looking volleys, and hit
the ball with tremendous power
from behind the baseline.
Fraser led, So, in the Sec
ond set, mainly by drawing the
eager American to the net and
then lobbing the ball over his
head or steering it cody past
him.
But in the end enthusiasm
and energy won the day. Nc
Kinley took the last five games
in row and dropped only eight
points in the process.
Douglas Withdraws
The United States only other
ouarter-finalist in the mems
singles, Jon Douglas, of Santa |
Monica, Calf, withdrew with |
a 1OOC INJURY. IlaC gave Elmer
son a walkover.
He and Douglas are drawn
to play each other in the first
round of the mems singles at
Wimbledon Monday.
In the other mems matches,
Laver defeated Bobby Wilson
Of Britain, As, Ga, 60, and
Darmon defeated Martin Multi
gan Of Australia, 60, 8-6.
Two other American girls slid
to defeat in the quarer-finals.
Nancy Richey Of San Angelo,
Tex, member Of the victo-
rious Wightman Cup team, lost
to Miss Bentley in a long and
exhausting baseline battle, SO,
3-6, 6-1. d
Gwyn Thomas Of Cleveland
fell before Christine Truman,
Britain's No. l player, 60,
6-3.
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SELECTIONS

l-Rockman. Frisky Dillon, SUSSEX
Senorita.
2-Royal Glory, Gypsy Lybrook
Hughie Hanover.
3-Homestretch Laury, Alton Gal
Alton Love.
i-Klara Hanover, Charlie Dudley
Seacoast.
o-Larue Hanover. wendy Kay, Tip.
perary.
6-Graith Lansfore. Nemma's King
Another Abbot.
Iva Byrd, The Interloner rbtroa,
Girl.
S-MsrEaret Aster, Sentinel Sue
e-JOvoLETTE, Kings Duchess, 70.
dlac.
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JEANsAnM should rally to win here. CAROLS
BABY second for 5000 and is the to beat.
SWITCH ARTIST rates . chance.
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SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000 claiming ts375O-s3,2
3-YAar-nlda. q furlnnRs

NoZEY NZAM drops bit and looks slightly best
In closely matched field Of sprinters. DE DE
GRESHAM has been running In West virginia but
earlier at PimIcO for $1,000. SCIENCE MAJOR
should take spot.
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2d-$2 800; cling; 3 yrs; z fur.
Merry Madcap (ROtz) Clio 9.4O ESQ
Fel-LasS (Gustines) 6.IO- 4.3O
Burning Jet (Sellers) 500
Rons Roy, Private Eye, Modern Iago,
Nita Dee, Windy Weather. Time,
1:26b.
DAILY DOUBLE (6-S) S522.6O
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purss, S6OOOi allowances s-year-OIds

WEATHERTON the WiImnEtOn Handicap and
an allowance WTSNER. mart Of an entry with
looks nearly strong having won three
in row here. SOLSTICE should take q money spot
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at C. ouisenberry and @. NJ Hotsnger entry.
CYCLOREEN disappointed when fourth but won
earlier in New Jersey. TRIP ABROAD second for
$4,000 and will be tough to beat. Q-BERRY
winner at oaklawn Park.
FOURTH RACE-Purss. $4,000, claiming (s5,6OO-
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Race Results
Belmont
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
1st-S3,600; cling; 2-yr. mdns.: 5h
Y'ng Countess FeI'o) $3.50 81 80 1910
Beejoy (W0odhOuse) $50 500
Wooden Bridge (CTuz) $50
Lady Ripper. Silver Skates, Flam-
ing Things, Radar Site, Castle Wall,
Quitea Character. Mt. Abora. Time.
1:07ts.
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MIS- L Poplar and H Golf entry.
MACTE Is better than his last and gets the
here SEA TREAD is sharp now and the to beat.
TEAM is capable Of upsetting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22

IL lowed four hits and struck out
q II.
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nTH EAcE-Pur... $500, claiming Cs7.2SO, s-ys.r-


BLACK AND WHITE turned in a creditabIe effort
when second for $500 and with slight improvement
should win here. PLAMOR BILL rates excellent
chance. END OF RAINBOW might take Il all.
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Laurel RAEWAY
GRADED KAMDICAPS


Daily Double Closes SEQ pm.
READING FUTURITY No. 3S-S5,545;
two-year-old fillies; pace; / mi.
ITO pc raced at 7:16 pm. and 500
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od. ,ns 1a S4OOoi alOWanees Swear

Barclar Stable and Mrs. F. A. BonsaI entry.
Mrs. Henry S. Clark and Mrs. George T. Wey-
mouth entry.
GOLDEN EYE was fourth and before that won.
TUSCANELLY breaks fast and might not be caught.
WHITE BLEND drops and might take IL all.
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Ks, XXI. xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance elaine
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BEST BET-WEATHERTON
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JOE KHLYS SELECTIONS
Delaware Park Handbags
ILY SELECTIONS
Selections Made fer Fast Track
Post Time, 2 PM.

year-olds and up; 1h miles
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z-3, x-5, XXI. xxx-10 pounds ap-
prentice allowance claimed.
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Tim Wheeler, II year old
pitcher for the Eagles team in
the Bailey's Crossroads Little
Leagues minor division, yes
terday tossed a no-hitter at the
Bears. Tim allowed only two
men to reach first, one on an
error and the other on a walk,
as the Eagles took a SO vic
tory. He struck out IL in the
Six-inning game.
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NINTH RACE-Purse, $500; g.
year olds and up; starter handicap:
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The SUNDAY STAR Fsl9
Woshinstoa. o. c.
guas ", 1857
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOUSE AND Q ACREs-Vsry &C.
eluded. wonderful view. Lover
Loudoun County. closa to Rte. Z.
S27, 200, IS. 600 down, $3.50 no.
IoREY RIAL ESTATE, $4,000.
OLD STONE HOUSE = CharminT.
carefully restored eottAge. three
bedrooms. living room. combine
iton dining room-kitehen, modern
bath, tWo-ft. thick Walls. ED ex-
posed beam eeinngs, two lovely
fireplaces. Siz acres. beautiful
view. excellent roads. Situated N
mountains nr. EmmitsburE, Nd.
Sl7.950. CAN owner, Ak. e-o07l.
OUTSTANDING BUYS
Approx. 30 acres. Mostly wooded.
Eight rooms with fireplace, bath.
bedrooms. . screened porches.
good well. double garage, quiet
country atmosphere; Si2.500.
LA PLATA-Approx. b-acre cor
ner lot. bedrooms. 2 full baths
on second floor. Large living room.
dining room, nice kitchen. utility
room. large bedroom. powder
room. ? screened porehes. SlS.375.
LA PIATA-3 bedrooms. I y baths,
large living room. dining room,
beautifully equipped kitchen. full
basement. corner lot. excellent
neiehborhood. brick rambler. S1ss-
Mrs. Louie p. Dodson
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HOWARD COUNTY
LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERsBURG - 20 acres,
ROO, water and sewer available
400 ACRES-Just about 10 min
utes from Gaithersburg. Only $3.50
per acre.
10 ACRES+Beautiful high eleva-
ton. $500.
LITTLE ESTATE OF 2 acres. Trees.
shrubbery. Large 2h-story home
of 5 bedrooms and zen, 2 baths.
S37 500. Easy terms
3 ACRES-Farmette, S24,50o.
$50 ACPES-Dairv farm. long I'd.
frontage $4,000.
500 ACRFS on main road. Going
dairy. Tittle ovP- 5000 rer acre.
FREDERICK COUNTY - Quite a
number of good farms, from lis
acres, at S23.50O and up.
MANY OTHERS. Tell US your wants.
ROMER &; co. WI. $1,000
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ALL WE HAVE LEFT are 5 of .
I0-acre homesites on Goose Greek
81 mi. from d. C.. Mr.. Walker
sIGLER q Co. ST. 3-72s2.
ANOTHER BEAUTIFULLY CON
STRUCTED stone house on Ap
proximately / acre in the town o
LeesburR. Each tree and Shrul
has been chosen for its beaut
and special effect in this dra
matically simple enclosed Garden
Complete privacy is assured b,
high hedges Of Privet and Arbo
Vitae and spaciousneSs is achieved
by careful planting and arrange
and nothing at all to be don,
in the way Of repairs or decorat
ing. One OF the most attractiv
and Immediately kept homes W
have ever offered. Shown by ap
pointment. Only $4,000.
1913 acres with approximately
mile frontage on Route 9. mile
to Leesburg. This property ha
a fine larger, modern residence
8 bedrooms and many barns
spring lake; also 7-room moderl
tenant house: There are area
pOLcnLldlS mere IOE bAQQle CluD
horse training and boarding will
3 mile riding. tract within tn
HARRY HUNTLEY. Reaitor
Leesburg, Va.
SP. 1896 Ewes. SP. 7-121I
CLOSE-IN - SO-wooded, seclude
acres west Of Dulles Airport, nortl
of new Rte. Sc, mr.. Bull Run Mts
hnpea haNha nm aat
tag, $4,000. OWNER. 1903
GENTLEMAN'S BEEF FARM-Full
equipped 400-acre cattle farm
with all outbuildings and fencin
in good repair. And completed,
modernized pre-Civil War brio
homestead featuring all extri
large rooms. Including the g bed
and huge family-style kitchen
with its own fireplace. This par
eel is situated a short distanc
from Leesburg. Va, with sufficien
elevation to give a lovely vieV
and well within an hours drive o
Washington. This Is definit
capital gains potential on tn
land combined with fine countr,
living. could be perfect for cor
porate entertaining. The hous
also alone was recently appraised
for SIS. 900 so the entire parce
is well priced at 5000 per acr
with excellent terms. Owner will
hold 1st trust. Photos availabl
on request. Inquire for Bol
Stamper.
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP, INC
OPEN o TO 9
OFFICE-CL. 6-9l0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
NO. 7-1328
DAMASCUS
112 ACRES

Dairy farm with all necessary
buildings. water in fields. S-rm.,
older. well-kept home. Shipping to
D. c. market.