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Evening star., 1950-05-04
By Horny Macarthur

II Outside the Wall is shown
in many prisons a lot of parole
boards are in for an easier time
A man can get into so much trouble
Just by getting himself pardoned to
walk the outside world a free man
that prison confinement must
seem far happier by comparison.
For a long time the new picture at
Keith's goes along giving you the
impression that the best thing for
you to do at the earliest oppor-
tunity would be to commit some
thing rating at least 80 years in
stir. Life, maybe, would be better.
OF course, the script ultimately
hands the hero Dorothy Hart,
which knocks that thought to
pieces.
Before the young man PLAYED
by Richard Basenart is awarded
this tasty prize as a testimonial
to his durability. he goes through
a great deal. He has been con-
fined tor Is years for the murder
of reform school guard. Didn't
mean to kill the man-just meant
to knock him off the wall-so
finally he is pardoned.
Knowing only what he has been
told by other convicts about
women, Basehart's boy is a set up
for a quick education. The first
woman he meets tries to get him
drunk and staal his wallet. The
next one (Marllyn MAXWELL
teaches him what kind of blonds
money will oly. Another one
(Slgne HassoD arranges for his
torture by a bandit gang. He at
the time is under the power of an
o;l con who is dying under an
assumed name and threatens to
implirate him IN 81 million hold
up and these other thugs want the
loot only he doesn't know where it
is.
Crane Wilbur. who wrote and
directed Outside the Wall" has
made a tolerably suspenseful melo-
drama. Some cf it is silly and a
lot Cf it is i'm. probable, to say the
least. out thee also is a lot of
action before Mr.. Basehart comes
Though his ordeal nobly. as any
red '''t.oded convict would. AS
any one would, that is, with Miss
Hart waiting.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

this quality of performance
throughout the cast; from Kath-
leen Ryan as Geremio's other love;
Charles Goldner as the wise, phil
osophically humorous Old hdno of
the bricklaying team; Bill Syl-
vester as the gallant Julio. and
Karl Stepanek as the landlord who
clings to his house in the hope
that Geremio some day will be
able to buy it.
These people were dramatic
when Donate first wrote of Them.
They still are in the movie recall
Of their lives, II years later.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
It's Hot
Outside
An Ex-Convict Has
A Rugged Ordeal
In Keith's Film

OUTSIDE THE WALL" Universal
International release. produced by Aaron
Rosenberg. directed by Crane Wilbur.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Of providing the screen treatment.
salt to the Devil remains the
story of Geremio. the Italian
bricklayer, and how he dreamed
of, and worked to achieve, fine
life in America. In his simple
goodness, he is proud to be man
and a bricklayer and an Ameri-
can. Let Italy have her lovely,
lazy, sunny hills. 1t is New York
that demands a man be energetic,
inspires him to build. to marry
and rear a family and own his
own home.
At the same time, however, it
| imposes its terms upon man.
One of these is that Geremio
shall tell a lie to Annunziata, who
comes from Italy to marry him.
He must promise that he shall
have a home waiting for her. This
he does not really have, and so
their marriage begins upon a
Ifalsehood. and not even the sprin-
king of salt in the sordid rented
bridal chamber can bar the devil
of doubt and Illustration.
salt to the Devil" is written
out of a deep affection for the
Italian immigrant; written, too,
in a kind of broken English that
tinkles musically in the process of
breaking.
The single beauty Dmytryk's S
cameras find in tracing Geremio's
life is in the spirit Of the principal
characters. In the drab tenemeats
of the 20s, rising above sordid,
crowded streets, they dream of
what life will be when they have
saved the $500 down payment on
the house Geremio lied about.
Children come, and doctors S
bills. Employment is vagrant.
worry is constant, and the tenn
pers of Geremio and his Annunzi-
alta become short. These induce
only surface anger, however, and
the passing hurt that goes with it.
The deep and destructive wrath is
to come later when the depression
halts everything.
First it breaks the deep spirit
of brotherhood that governs the
relations of Geremio and his
bricklaying team. After that, it
drives him to the solacing arms of
the other woman, the most dra-
matically added new character in
the film version of Donates mar
rative. 80
Dmytryk's realistic skill with a
camera was never more effectively
used than in the Plaza's first fea-
ture. 1t broods upon the hazards
of construction workers lives, the
beaten stairs that lead to their
rented slum homes, the dim and
fdreary pubs in which they snatch
at fading dreams, and the stark
halls where they wait nervously
for the jobs by which they live or
perish.
No picture ever made in Eng
gland has so dramatically caught
the line and flavor of a degraded
area in America, and Dmytryk
plays this background cleverly
against the virtue of his people.
4 X X y
Wanamaker gives one of the
best performances of his career
in playing the gentle desperation
of Donates hero. 1t is a thor
oughly revealing portrait of a
good mans fight against malevo-
lent circumstance, yet no more so
than that of Miss Padovani as the
loyal, loving, long-suffering An
nunziata.
Dmytryk, indeed, has inspired
Evening star., 1950-05-04

SALT TO THE DEVIL" a GID re-
lease, produced BY Rod Geiger, Nat A
Bronsten and Edward Dmytryk. directed
by Dmytryk, screen play by Ben Barr.
bv Pietro Di Donate At the Plaza
The CaxN
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Soroh Churchill to Stor
In Film With Astuire
hx the Assncin,.d Pr..,

HOLLYWOOD. May Sarah
Churchill. 36-year-old daughter
Of British Statesman Winston
Churchill. has signed a movie con-
tract
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer studio
announced that she will play the
romantic lead opposite Fred AS
taire in the film Royal We'd
ding The start of the picture
has been set for next month.
The slim, red-haired Miss
Churchill is wife of Photographer
Antony Beauchamp.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Photographer to Speak

Adrian L. TerLouw. expert or
medical and scientific photo
graphy. will discuss Functional
Photography at the final meeting
Of the Washington Section of
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers at $50 pm. Tuesday
at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak. Md. New officers will
be installed at the meeting. follow
ing steak dinner at $50.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

ed the Democratic dinner IN Wllm..
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Lynch and
Mr. and Mrs George Lynch aud
family spent the weekend with Mr..
Harry Knott and family In Phlla.
Ar. end Mrs. Earl Triee Of New
Castle spent the weekend with AR.
and Mrs, Alfred L0fland ST.. and
Mrs. Alice Walker.
Daniel Scott OF StOckley was the
weekend guest OF Bud" Wagner
and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kopple
IN Harbeson
Mr.. and Mrs Lester +. Clendan-
lei entertained over the weekend
their daughters Emily and Martha
and their friends Joyce Murrow
and Doris Martin. All are students
az the State Teachers College IN
West Chester.
Gloria Jean Spencer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson Spencer OF
Parsonsburg, spent several DAYS
this week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer.
MIR and Mrs Alfred Short, Jr.. Of
near Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie earle Of Chester. Pa. spent
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Milton and two grandchildren. Jam
es Conwell white OF Milton and
Philun aud Miss Jane White of
Orange NJ J,
Mr. A, w Edglnton wishes 10 an.
nouhce the newly elected members
OF the 81 Johns T. =. Church IN
Milton, The Vosterymen are. Paul
Edginton, John 4, Fisher. Norman
Lawson, Rowland Truitt. three
year term; Fred Lehman and Nor
rls Parkhill, two year term; Sam
Preceding the election Mrs. Vlrg-
mia Elliott gave q report OF WO-
uel j. Wilson 2nd, one year term.
mems Guild and Auxiliary. Harold
Palmer reported ON the Sunday
school progress aud the treasury
report Attendance average for the
year was bSga. Rev. Wade l.. Hamp.
ton priest IN charge will remain
with the church for the coming
year
Little Joseph Doster son Of Mr..
anu Mrs, Joseph D0ster, IA at home
feeuperOtlng after having had his
tOnslla removed,
Mrs, Eliza Dutton, Elmer Dick
eraon aud Elmer Hastings attend
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

MEETING
The Junior MYF Will meet with
, ,... Warren. Dr.. Ia May.
Watch t0r date.
SPECIAL
On sunday May i4th Mothars
Day. q special service viii be rem
uefod 70 honor an m0therH. Thia
service viii be- held IN the Ellen.
dale Methodist Church IN Ellendalo
aud viii start promptly az 1880 u.
m.
On Sunday. May 7th, the Junior
MfF Will hive charge of the entire
service u G Draper will show the
pictures taken Ia Florida aud those
% Roberts Healing Campaign, re.
lFion organizations for all church
go Of all people, 81 Petersburg,
Florida This Is very interesting
aud there Will also be- several spec.
ial reading and musical selections.
Come and enjoy good meeting
heCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rer. James OMEN, pastor
sunday, April 30th
Sunday school services az 9 y. m.
10 charge Of Preston Donovan. aupt,
Preaching az 8 D. M by pastor.
lnlOn Methodist Church
Rev. James OMEN, pastor
sunday, April a0th
sunday school services
Faith Bible Holiness Church
ket. Robert u. NallOF, pastor
sunday, April a0th
sunday school services.
Preaching by pastor.
No evening service. Everyone wei
come
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
MILTON

Mrs. Samuel Wilson entertained
the Milton School Faculty on Sat.
ufday afternoon &C a tea. Guest OF
honor was Wanda ClHndanlel, who
recently announced her ungese.
ment TO Earl w, King. Mlsa Glen.
daniel, English and French teacher.
was presented with a gift hy the
faculty After the occAanlOn Mira
wilson presented Mrs, Lester Glen.
daniel ana Mrs, Emma Klnp Vent
WIN the boQupts OF Flowers, which
hau beeh used for table decorations
TO following officers were elect.
90 az the monthly meeting of tho
PTA Howard Carey. pros. Iohn
Fisher " President, Wanda elem.
daniel, Recording aecy: William
BENNETT treas, Mrs, Henry M0rRNn,
corresponding soo'y.
There will be a hpenclal meetng
on May lat by lheoOmmlttne IN
charge Of the coming County Fnlri
TO DO held on May 18th IN the aohool
Auditorium,
Mira, Catherine notta, chairman
w lhV Nunoof Drive Tor THIS uiNtflOt
reports that the fund Ia progroaa.
lng, a number Of her aolloltora have
completed their torrltOrlea ana
turned IN their reports, The Drive
In officially over on April 9Oth
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon for Mira, Clara
Robinson C0nwen, 40, widow OF
james &, C0nwell, Services we're
held az the Reed Funeral home
Rev Harold NJ, Davis pastor Of tho
Goshen Meth0dlat Church offlolat.
ing' lnterment followed IN the Nil.
ton Methodlat Cemetery,
Mira C0nwell passed away early
Friday morning AZ the Milford Mo.
mortal Hospital after being a nat.
lent there for n weeka Surviving
are a slater, Mrs, Laura White of
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

NO SECOND GRADE. NO THIRD GRADE!
OUR POLICY Of concentrating production and dis
tbuon Of only grade of gasoline effects savings that are
passed on to you savings pumps tanks trucks warehouses
pipelines, bareCs, and rcanerles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

a. and Mrs. Reese Jeater aud fam.
tlF o Milfofa
f and SIRE Lawrence Warren
aha aou heff sunday guests az Mrs
jefferson cad Mias Myrtle JET.
iefann ~ GEORGETOWN
Allies Betty Elllneaworih. student
nHrae "a Delaware Hospital. Wiim
ai1eot part az last meek with her
laafeHlh Af sad Mrs Il. a. Filing.
aMoffh
ana Mfs Arthur Tucker ana
daughter slaied relatives aud
ifienda ua sunday
AZ and Mrs 4 j Fleming and
itfailg heIe callers ~ Mf aud Mfg.
HARRY lafe iaai meek
Nla Shirley Ina Elllneswoi4b
aat heeheud guest az Miss Chariot
81 AfEo AZ Milford. and spent san.
nfaay shopping in Wilmington
81 and SIRE Paul smith aud
-oiit flaitea friends on SUNDAY
Mfa David AZ Warren has been
CO. faf aiek lisi bui b improving
sna Mra FRED Meaaiek and
family entertained guests on sun
aat e. ainnef a. follows. Mrs Car
fle "a kandeflln ~ Slaughter
heafh Mfs RISE Daif0nso. Franees
itaiionao sad john u0ifoneo III Nil
iofa SIRE Pearl Skill Ar aud Mr.
lifiaan iahna Joyce Fuwns. and
Aeiaah iaNnt d. all ~ National
fafk Aea Jersey Mrs Mary Coss-
aiiaou cad aon keung. returned a.
Arh Jersey after pending week
Hifh 0f and Mra Measiek
AAAOi ACEMENT
af sad AIRS William Henry
Smith ~ Baltimore. announces the
marriage AZ fhelf daughter Elaine
Ho the hes Robert AZ Davies on
ffiaay fhe alsf az March al tbe
National blble Institute. New York
~ iaasia "a the sou 81 Mrs Helen
laaFles aud fhe late Rey John Ds-
les ~ Glendale
dt RICH MEMN
filemaHlf Methodist Chureh
het. anmea 0'keil. bnsf0r
Annaag. April a8fh
mas llgln hntlneilme)
Sunday school serViees "a ID q
az a. ehmse az q NJ ireland. supt
t.feaehins ~ pastor al ID an
tFhhif service Wlfh N.Y. a
e 81
Worship service a. 2 30 D M
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Was on the train ~ 70 Central
City the ether day and when the
conductor came aFonnd. 4 asked
him Why their ticket punches make
such odd-shaped holes On the ticket.
Every conductor in the country
has a different design for his
punch" he tells me. "Some even
show up a fellows preferences
Now take mine. The hole il makes
looks ike a beer goblet"
Sure enough! Then he went an
70 say that the punch Is Just Iihs
the eonductoF's signature. Makes IL
easy to trace tickets +. 70 check IN
Il something happens.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

few DAYS last week with Nr and
Mre Earl Reed.
The senior class ol the Milton
High school left on Thursday for
the annual senior trip. The eroun
lourneyed By bus 10 New York
where thew win visit several his
torieal places and cttend one Of the
hit plays on broadway. The class.
accompanied by Warren G. Good
and Mrs. Elizabeth ShiVelh0ok wiz
return on Sunday.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

One Of the seven wonders OF the
world Of ancient times was The
tomb q Mauaolus. King Of carla.
q haliearnassus tBodTum, south.
west Turkey Il Il the source OF
our word mausoleum.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

BMAut ooWEo8
10 ria apple and pear trees OF
blight. remove live blight eankeFs
curing the dormant season. The
live eankers usually are found AZ
the base Of blighted spurs or shoots
or On twigs larger than . half.lneh
IL diameter.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Erom where I Sit, even thsurk
your ticket g. punched aiT
from mine- il still gets yen ufs.
you're going. Just like nasnl. Win
their opinions foa mieh1 I.Ea ear-
fee, another person. tsa-ara F7f
settle for q temperate elam ~
beer. Bat what does &C. matter. -
long as we respect the righf e. It's
other TO have tastes and orinionsg
We're al trying 20 8 Ia TIE same
direction r. towards q fEianaiar
more pleasant world for ga e ua.
n n
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

MILFORD, DELAWARE
Clifton Moore
Milford Battery Service
George y, Powell
MILLVILLE, DELAWARE
Horace Evans
LEWES, DELAWARE
Louis Mobiles
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

NJ Al lStlLLL, SlU,SoU - G-Story
h.-w.h.; full basement with outside
location Cali Mr.. Meade, WA. 1883
Or DIi 1ol5. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
LAG ti EEe forced to sell ELL his
reas: offer refused: only S11.50O.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH. 1894
MT. RAfNiER-Prewar brick, s1o,-
9a5; 8 rooms and bath, basement;
P Fl hss5 f RESlr r. AZ Easy s51 terms
RIGGS RD.. mr.. Univ. lane-Charm-
ing 7-rm. Cape Cod, on almost 2la
acres; only 5 yrs. old; tile baths,
1st-fi. den and bedrm., 2-car gar;
Rr real rs sTy At SI5:75e +, R1APFELL
bune alow. Reasonable down pay
ment; stove, refrigerator, perch.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50. 10
UNIVERSITY PARK-Colonial bricks,
denf15T co and 1 41bedrm. IDEAL resi-.
esee trsDsp Priced nr rgb No T Hn1
VET. No 70 MONEY Down Tx, 0S s5s per per
month, will buy this nifty bunga :
low, which features > good-sized
bedrms.. full dining rm and equip.
Kitchen; full price, $500. Call
n MAj 1890 9 ~ I'll o pm, ROBERT S.
BRICK BUNGALOW, rms. styy.
near all conveniences and the new
Cheverly Theater: price, S11 $50.
Assume $500 40 trust Call WA.
y y9So =, " rs 9 pm. ROBERT S. pa
a-BaDRM. BUNGALow-s1o,e5o' is
q buy for this modern home. Full
bSmt.. gas heat. equip. kit; near
az conveniences; 500 per mo-, in
ciWdfs svef SJ S66 Vets $3.50 down.
5000 til pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
CAPE COD BUNGALOW with exc excel
lent bsmt. and spacious rms, To-
Gated in popular Hyattsville area
on beautifully handicapped lot; only
Call WA. 5000 till 9 pm. ROBERT
S. DAVIS g. CO. 3
BUY A NICE HOME and let it pay
for itself. Newly decorated, lovely
grounds, substantial income from
tourist business now operating. II
rms. 312 baths, furniture optional
f fewn to sis aES Hso Owner n
UN. 1905. %
BRICK BUNGALow-The old reli-
able, about s yrs. old and really
built: features 5 good-sized rooms,
1uil bsmt., gas heat, concrete porch
and expansion attic; big. little home
for either small or large family;
asking $14,250. Call WA. 1900 til
9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE FRAME bunga-
low, bedrooms and bath upstairs
3itc Fo9ms ii; f'rS i # floor; all electric
detached garage. Asking $1,000
but will sell for any VA approved
price. No money down; only 5000
settlement cost and $50 monthly
covers everything for Gil. Berwyn-
S G3llege Park area, A. STANLEY
s-BEDRoso,MT A ii Ne / liv m 4m..
equip kit, breakfast nook or laun-
dry rm. Partly expanded attic;
s.a.-c.h;;, level handicapped lot with
nshpond in rear. Many flowers for
$500. FINcHAM d CO., Realtors,
uN. 1888. Open till 8 pm.
RAMBLER, about l year old, fenced
corner lot, gas heat, modern as to-
morrow; 5 spacious rooms, approved
81; nSthing down to qualified vet.
sl:e5o DOWN VACANT - Nearby
Md.-5-rm. Cape Cod. expansion
attic, cleo. kit, full bsmt., oil &C.
heat screened porch. fenced yard.
Oct. gar. Don't miss this. Mrs.
Farrlngton. WO. 7457. BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, ST. 2O26.
81. NO DOWN PAYMENT. S42 mo-:
Seat Pleasant bungalow; nice lot.
gar. gas heat. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER. RE 2735 CHI h43a
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA
BIG BRICK BUNGALOW
4 BedroomS-3 Baths
Beautiful Belle Haven. Va

A lovely white Colonial
residence in the Country Club
section of Virginia, only 20
minutes from downtown WASH
ington. Quality built in 1910,
it has first-floor lavatory, all
electric kitchen, recreation
room and maids room and
bath in basement; automatic
heat. large screened side porch;
attached garage. Owner
leaving CITY. will give i'm
mediate possession. Price
only S27,95O. Phone Mr.. Nc
CaOIey CHI 364S
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGlkIA

ALEXANDRIA = 2-bedrm attached.
good neishborhood: COW. location
!. eJgs;, DAVIS. after 4 pm, Ii
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEx.-a good Size
esqaee; hort walk es to sho popfn ana ana
about 10 Minis. to pentagon. S3,Gcc
cash. balance terms. Call Mr.. Brown,
1852. cHARLEs Z. HooFF. NC,
ihs RI5bis E. Alss Zoo va for this
I ys,;;, dsst, s ssaa 6. F: WooPkoeE
N: CHAMPIONSHIPS home, 505s
basl ss r s asa s ss = pgfA5 sSsR
$ f MINUrI Il u FROM pENrAeoNEAll
brick 2-bedrm.. semidet. full base
men T.t nss lot ss9s59 s4 MsT sash
SON. s, .Ai inc @A oV. oa7i HA eyes.
BSNGAIow-Det. brick. 8 blks.
Pentagon: approx. 10 yrs. old; on
lge. cor. lot; must see to appreciate;
Tsp Ven f.rm bids Tsfs sa and c EanSs
BUY OF THE YEAR-Approved by
Govt. to sell to veteran for $4,000,
can actually be bought for S25,950;
new center-hall brick, near country
club: 8 rms. g bedrms.l, 2h baths
call GE.. 3079. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
MODERN Is, m e-sroRY BRICK, 5 rms.
and bath, full bsmt... outside .entr.:
&C. heat, Venetian blinds; fenced
yard; North Arl.. $19;959: Sl.S9o0
2523 Wilson. blvd. oW. 444s, Ok.
4333: ewes. FA. 1910; 10
BEDRaS., 2 BATHS, Alex; mod
ern home in good. neighborhood;;
shopping and bus close; flrepl, OIL
most suitable for children; Sl3.00Q
LIST, trust. Asking Sl9,690; $1,000
show you BY appt TIE. 3446: ewes:
AL. 1852. CHARLES R. HOoFF,
n FOUL ROUSE os5afs IS ST in Fsiis Church
or Fairfax Co; and you want ;, 4 Z
s siss AJAX faa sai RasIfY ~ 14 Hs5
or Oh. 1850.
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INCOME $1,000

I1VOOWC DO ,UOU
PRICE ONLY S16,T5O
Nearby Maryland, lge. list commercial
masonry and shingle bldg, consist
ing of 2 stores and ? apis; corner
long-term tenants at $4,000 a year,
The price Of S16,750 is absolutely
final, no counter offer entertained.
About $4,000 cash required. Mr..
Har1mack, NO. 1908; ewes. UN.
3507.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO., INC.
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It's too early to tell yet if she'll be late or not.
SUBURBAN SALE-vA. tcon,. }

SONONoeHIN SN1. Va. ASout.l
RAMBLING BUNGALOW, large iiv.
rm. with tirepl, family-size din.
rm.. beautifully glassed in library.
fast rm.,- 2 bedrms. and tile bath
on LIST fl. Large unfinished attic,
bsmt. incl. rec. rm. with bar.
Laundry .rm.. furnace rm.. maids
rm. and bullt-in garage. Hot water
heating. Price S15,950. For appt.
TO see call CHI. 1927, ewes. 10
YOU MUST SEE this exceptionally
bungalow, in excellent. convenient
No, Arlington location, featuring
built-in garage, lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace, slate roof, tremendous
master bedrm. and pine paneled
bsmt. room; GI.FHA contract con
OWNER SELLING well-cared-fo
brick 2-story home, built by excel
lent builder in desirable Arlington
a ssch ~ . rmi s snd one bsdrm
rm.. each 10xl1 includes fireplace,
Ven. blinds, cleo. kitchen, gas &C.
heat, dry full basement; lot 60x100
with fenced back yard and large
trees; near boulevard routes and
cash and assume AZ loan. FA. 556S.
LOVELY MODERN RAMBLER in
Herndon- All large rooms, . bed
rms, patio, all-electric kitchen.
Must NJ -o6 be seer to be appreciated
FAX REALTY, FA. 1850.
LOVELY NEW BRICK CAPE COP
iedrms.; full bsmt., oil heat; "a
a. lot; mr.. schools, store; might CT.
HARRINGTON REALTY CO., Dale
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"GET OFT OF TOWN"

GET OUT OF TOWN"
Go to beautiful Columbia Pines!
See this brick and stone home en-
bodying all the many useful and
delightful features you've been
dreaming about; center-hall entrance.
ultra-modern kitchen, gracious living
room and party-size dining room; 3
bedrooms, . baths, basement and
partially finished recreation room
with picture window; unique floor
plan. arranged on 5 levels. Ideal
ARRANGEMENT for entertaining; priced
Just over $4,000 with minimum
$4,000 cash required. Shown by
appointment only.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.