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Evening star., 1953-12-09
Silver Spring Kiwonis
Open ChuritY Project

The Silver Spring Kiwanis
Club is running a two-way
Christmas project on its lot at
Colesville road and Spring street.
The club is trying to get rid
Of a carload of Christmas trees
with the proceeds going to char
ity, and at the same time is
using the lot as a collection
point for toys. The club is help
ing the Marine Corps Reserves
to collect, repair and distribute
toys for Silver Spring welfare
agencies.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
skunks Stop Beetles, But Also Ruin Luwns

tearing 1t up to get at the beetle
-grubs.
A better system, the agricul-
tural experts say, is to use the
insecticide chlordane. That
kills the grubS and diScourages
the skunks by leaving them no
grubS to eat.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
Pearl Horbor Observance

Pearl Harbor Day services will
be sponsored by Israel Kleinmen
Post. Jewish War Veterans. at
10 pm. Friday in the Agudas
Achin Synagogue, 1410 Russell
road, Alexandria. Chaplain Mau-
rice Kleinberg of Walter Reed
Hospital will speak.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
BY the Assoeia.sd Prsss

NEW HAVEN, Conn. = The
Connecticut agricultural expert
ment station says skunks will
rid your lawn of japanese
beetles-but they'll rid you of
your lawn at the same time by
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YUO1,1se Car,aIier
HOnOred With
Bridal. Shower

A surprise bridal shower was
held Monday evening on the USO
Patio for Miss Yvonne Camalier,
1915 Pine Street, who will become
the bride of Dennis Jordan, USMC
on June 9th.
Fellow members of the Girls Ser.
vice Organization, high school
friends and relatives presented
Miss Camalier with many lovely
and practical gifts. Tropical fruit
punch, cake and candies were ser.
we'd after the presents were open.
ed.
According to tradition, color
full ball was made of the ribbons
from the gifts and passed around
a circle of the unmarried guests.
The girl left holding the end of
the ribbon after the ball was I'm.
rolled is to be the next bride. Miss
Franclne Johnson was the lucky"
one.
Guests present included:
Faye Lowe, Lorraine Curry, Pat
johnson, Sylvia Knowles, Marga-
ret Cormack, Shirley Richards,
Doris Hargrave. Betty Sheppard,
Joyce Launders. Evelyn Nettles,
Patty Brady, Cathy Brady, Marie
Spencer, Gloria Hyre, Faye Curry,
Caroline Lamoreaux, Jeanne Ske-
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K.W. PLAYERS SLATE
MEETING ON TUESDAY

At board meeting of the Key
West Players held Wednesday
night it was decided that reading
OF plays, picnics and parties and
q possible workshop program
would continue this summer.
President Joe Hurka announced
that all members new and old and
potential members as well are
asked to attend the business meet
ing on Tuesday, May 10 at the
Barn Theatre beginning at 8 o. m.
The session viii be important since
committees for the coming year
will be named.
Dues win be payable at the next
meeting. The sum is very small
and entities even brand new men,
bers to immediate activity includ-
Ing vote power.
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career. Fact is, / wanted to be a
horse trainer. Someday maybe
will earn enough to own at least
one thorobred horse like Dick
Boone's," Carey said slowly.
Asked how he finally decided to
60 into films, Carey unused, Zone
day I was with the kids watching
parade. 1t was after the war.
My. dad was making a series of
Westerns. No big productions, just
little cheap movies and he asked
me why I didn't take bit part.
So I tried it. Jean Parker was in
that first film. After that did
several small parts. Then Jack
Ford came into the picture. He's
a man who draws people out. !.
he knows how to bring out latent
possibilities. owe an awful lot to
him for getting me started" Ca.
rey added.
He said his first real challenge
came in "Three Godfathers.' at
was the hardest role, but | look
back on that with fond memories
as my first big part. In Twelve
Mile Reef I just have a small
part, but / like it. even the
showing around scene we made
yesterday. Boone sure gave me
the works! You see I'm supposed
to be a Conch sponger. I'm a good
guy in the story. except for a
few minor villanies. like seeking
one fellow on the head, stealing
Sp0nges. land burning a boat"
he grinned.
Carey said he'd made a few
personal appearances and that bal
lad singing was an asset for that.
He likes legitim ate stage, too, and
has appeared in Gregory Peck's
theatre and other local playhous-
es in Clifornia. Il got a terrific
kick out of playing the part Of
Fred in John Loves Mary Fred
is the goof, you know, who is in
volved with the Cockney girl who
follows him to American and finds
out he's married and expects to
be a father"
On Saturday. May is, Harry
Carey, Jr. viii be 50 years old.
He looks as If he were in his mid
dies twenties or less. Wish it were
possible to import Ives to sing
Happy Birthday" to a mighty
nice guyl
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SCtClAIOAlJs
Other officers are:
LIST Vice president, Mrs. d. G.
Heinly
End. Vice president, Mrs. Earl
Julian
Secretary, Mrs. Knight Johnson
Treasurer, George Renna
Directors: Mrs. Harry Galley
and Wallace Kirke
There was short business meet
ing during which the Garden Club
voted unanimously to pay the
small deficit of the Audubon Soc
iety's Screen Tours cost for 1852.
s. season. This is brought to Key
West mainly for the benefit of the
children.
The Audubon Society President.
Mrs. Frances names, who is also
Bird Chairman Of the Garden Club,
thanked members for their spon-
taneous response.
Mrs. Hames reported that two
purple gallinules have been sight
ed in Key West gardens. Mrs. Hen
ry Sands recounted her experience
with one of these birds, describ-
ing its beauty and telling how she
rescued it, then set it free.
Wallace Kirke. chairman Of the
Budget Committee, gave an inter-
esting digest of the Flower Show
figures for the past five years.
Miss Cunniff and Mrs. Heinly,
as delegates to the recent conven-
ton of the Florida Federation of
Garden Clubs, gave brief reports
on the convention.
Activities Of the Key West Gar
den Club were featured In the re-
port of Mrs. Ivan T. vanHorn, Re
gion 8 Director and also in the two
large scapbooks containing mater
ials covering the activities Of all
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the garden clubs in Florida during
the administration of Mrs. Halle
Cohen, immediate Past President
of the Federation. Mrs. Eugene
Smith was installed as the new
Federation President.
The club voted to send tele-
gram to Mr.. B. c. Papy. approving
the bill allocating $4,000 of cigar
cite tax money for the improve
ment of the city cemetery.
1t was also voted to send let
ter of approval to the city COM
mission commenting their action
on plans for repairing the fence
at the cemetery.
After the impressive installation
ceremony, the newly installed pre-
sident thanked all the committee
chairmen who so ably, and Loyalty
supported her during the past year.
Beautiful patio plants were pre-
sented to the retiring officers by
Miss Cunniff on behalf of herself
and the club, in token of appre-
citation for the long years of ser.
vice of most of them in various
capacities: Mrs. ]. ]. Trevor, re-
firing after many years of being
treasurer; Mrs. Vim. r. Warren,
after many years of serving as
president and vice-president; Mrs.
Edward Bayly, retiring secretary
who also substituted in the absence
of the president; Mrs. Roland Gou-
let, past president and immediate
past director: and Mrs. John Gard.
ner, immediate past director.
At the close of the meeting de-
licious refreshments were served
and q social hour was enjoyed by
members and their guests.
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q Conch sponge fisherman, IN
Mile Reef"
Harry Carey Jr., is the son Of
famous movie star Harry Carey.
ST., but he didn't pick a movie
career until after he had come out
of World War II in 1916. He was
Q bosun's mate in the us. Navy.
Harry is a mild hammered guy
with a nice speaking voice as well
as the right vocal equipment to
sing ballads a la Burl Ives. In fact
1t was Ives who first interested
him In folk tunes as part OF Am
ericana.
"We were living in Great Neck,
Long Island, in 1940," Carey said,
"and Ives used to come up to the
house to see Pop. ! used to sit
and listen and developed a liking
for the authentic ballads. I never
sang the ones I learned except at
private gatherings until John Ford
pushed me into singing. / was shy
about breaking into song before
crowd until he made me get up
on a parallel, one of those movie
set platforms. That snapped me
out Of it. still don't think sing
ing win be any big part of my
future, but / keep working at it.
learned to play a four string ten
or guitar, but I'd rather not ac-
company myself. ] like to sing
with Jimmy Harakas playing his
guitar or with some expert like
him. Then can concentrate on the
ballad" Carey said.
Harkakas is the Greek scholar
and musician.singer. who Is here
with the movie company on loca-
tion. He lives in California, not
Tarpon Springs, as I thought, and
his knowledge Of Greek customs
and culture as well as the Ian.
guage Is invaluable during the
shooting of Twelve Mile Reef"
which involves Greek spongefish-
ermen.
Carey is Of English, Scottish and
. bit OF Irish blood. His typical
rudy complexion is gradually
turning tan under the Key West
sun. Most of the tan was acquire
ed out on the spongeboats while
making the current film. After
work on location all day. Carey
just likes to relax. The day of the
interview at the Casa Marina
beach he went a round Of tossing
Q volley-ball about with Dick
Boone, actor who plays Carey's
father in the movie.
Carey kept saying, II wish we
had q small football" He kicked
the ball, and now and then bunt-
cd 1t with his head as they pass
ed Il back and forth. Once when
Boone tossed the ball high, Carey
laughed and called, watch itl
I'm not Buddy Baer you know.
But he Is fast on his feet and
moves easily like q runner.
After the exercise, both men re-
Taxed in beach chairs and that's
when I moved in for the inter-
view. Carey said he missed his
family and homelife. He has four
children. my wife isn't an act
ress," he said, "But her father is
and ! suppose ! do have acting
trends. OF course, It's tradition In
our family. Maybe you remember
my Pop? He was 4 great guy! We
were real pals. Even when I was
only seven ! used to 60 every
where with him. He never tried
20 influence me toward 1 movie
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APPLY TO WE'D

Edward D. Strand. q, USS Blair,
and Caroline Morrison, q, u. S.
Naval Station, have applied for a
marriage license at. the office Of
County Judge Raymond R. Lord.
Albert j. Miller, Tavernier, and
Pauline Andrews, Tavernier, have
also applied to wed.
Allan D. Hess, 80. Miami, and
Margaret R. Dennision, 26. Miami,
have applied as have Anthony A.
Castillo, "a, 716 Duval Street, and
Flora Y. Knowles, q, s24 Virginia
Street.
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Coming EUents

THURSDAY, MAY IA
Navy Wives Bowling League,
pm, N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting, $50
pm. at Lions Den. Seminary
St.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
at hospital. pm.
Ceramic Classes, / to 4 pm,
West Martcllo Art School,
County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for members only,
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ARTH RITIs
RHEUMATISM
Pains Relieved
At Once

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51512 Duval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon, st. Paul's

A<hNaA otACNts
Rotary Club luncheon, st. Paul's
Parish Hall, 1915 pm.
Jayshees, meeting at home of
Mrs. Newell Pinder, 1924 Har-
ris Ave, s pm.
Gray Ladies Corps, coffee at 10
am.
Busy Bee club, 8 pm.
Mother Club of CMI and st. JOS.
eph's, convent auditorium,
1880 pm.
Executive Board, K.W.H.S. PTA,
at high school. s pm.
VIEW. Ladies Aux. Post 3911, at
VIEW. Post Home, s pm.
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Horses, American Ballads, And Films
Spark Life For Actor Harry Carey, Jr.
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

Movie fans who "Red River" will remember voice that
along easy lope you're from the Eas
singing dn or Paint authentic Western ballad which wasn't
coined Alley jukebox trade The voice belongs
to Harry Carey Jr the sxfoo red blond actor who plays %
Conch sponge fisherman in Twentieth CentryFoxs Twelve
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Mrs. William. Il. Warren Conducts
Key Vest Garden Club Installation

Miss Hda Cunnf renstaed president of the Key
Garden Club for 953954 Thursday evening May
T. club Cunniffs garden the meeting
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wis, Dorothy Rath, Rosalie Smith,
Dolores Valdez, Vita Barroso,
Francine johnson.
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NEW CAPE COD
2 OR 4 BEDROOMS
GIG osn To Gig oSn

These attractive Silver Spring Cape
Gods have Gift. liv. rm. with pic
ture windows and fireplace; separate
din. rms, mod. kits. full bSmtS
with COW. outside entr,; beautiful
open stairway to End floor; some
have . bedrms. with expandable at
tic: others 4 bedrms., 9 full baths
open for your inspection Sat. and
Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill I'd, left
ut Plyers Mill l block. then right
on Douglas ave "a block to open
house. PENWoOD REALTY CO.
10. 4-S466, 81
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OPEN SAT.-SUN., 10
New, 3-bedrm. rambler, with tile bath,
sliding-do closets, big nv. -rm. with
picture window, equip. kit. and
many other nice features; new street
now going II; Please pardon the
Directions: Out r. I. ave. ~. s.
Rte. ~ to Queensbury I'd. in River
dale, right on Queensbury to Tay-
lor I'd. right on Taylor to Nicholson
ST., right on Nicholson to house.
DREW CO., JU. 5-5471
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RAY PARK
SEEING is BELIEVING

One of the loveliest subdivisions in
s Metropolitan .s.I COY washington; home
nancing can be arranged. Homes
open weekdays and Sundays, l till
dark.
u mile from d. C. line,
out Riggs I'd, to Ray I'd. and our
sign, left to home.
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
AP. 7-1111 REALTOR
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER OFFERS
MR.. INVESTOR.

Has bsmt.. bath and coal
heat, mr. bus. shopping and
eSnurches. 4 buy Of the year.
kI s 9 81 z3urSen' TIE. e-7s4a
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.

OPEN SAT, SUM-. TO 7:30 PM
Let US show you this exceptionally
well-constructed rambler; 3 bed
rooms. adequate dining area, modern
equipped kitchen, large living room,
daylight basement; no. highways to
located near ali military bases in
sc, (Out Penna. ave. Sc. to Dist.
RgtS:.. left on Gateway blvd. to
Ramblewood dr., right to our sign.
For appt.. call Mr.. Bandy, 10. s.
1896.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st.. AID. 4-2005
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ARLINGTON
BEST BUY
Arlington Rambler
241Q NJ EMERSON ST,

d POTTER. Builders
"a. 1884; ewes. and Sun. KE. s-6240
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FROM OWNER. beaut. modern brick
family and separate income apt.
attic ehS s ni insSas ssnt RES. spd dE 10Ts
se577s 0S OF J Rym s-s ~ sppt only; "a.
M, VIENNA. - Miniature estate of
Az ~ acres: house not lge; but coy
rm bath al ea SGpS; t6eqbr smt dt9
s 6uilt.in garage,, new F.W A. heating
garden tractor: other features
%ytio,2oo' With rees. down payment.
vienna 2So-W' No agents. please
THREE d.n B !a7.,d Il. ? fun baths 1s.-
1st t MaRoF si yas 6Aiexa1dris
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Nev E5a
frame house; Just painted inside
ano outside; living room, l2x24; 4
otner rooms, l0x12, House trailer
R ta erreq.v es,S,ming from washington
mile on left. v. II. WAlG i4cs ' 81!
$4,000 for this 5-rm. row brick.
rui osims.: recently redec. and
e sea a6;,o f Gnwn immediate mes occupancy;
and ms. 0S~3 S SzS s. J la'l 75 sssis
FREE RENT semidet. bricks of
rms. each. with inclosed back
PfgS pore! c,d fuil 6smti; in choice loca-
the payments Of both. live in other
one free. Only S2S,950 for both or
$l4.750 ca, To see, drive to 49,
ia 8: GIebe I'd. G. Z. LANIER
cIosE IN. ar s. Penwick st.-Mod.
3-bedrm. rambler; l3xlS liv. rm.;
SKIS equipped kit; Okla din. rm.,
Pehtason. OWNER. trfd. IA. s-s9ss..
BY owNER-4o4s N. s5th st.. Arl
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
GE kitchen, rec. rm.,. built-in garage.
M4NNs o t5: $1,000. Fe Ext 4 II: yz.
Groom BUNGALOW on over u
acre. GIL nenore Lane. / mi. south
OF Alexandria in Fort Lyon Heights,
lust on Telegraph I'd. Liv. rm. with
firepl., dining rm., kit. 2 bedrmS..
bath, and utility room. GE refrig-
orator. Hotpoint cleo. stove. West
inghouse laundromat and dryer,
screens and storm windows, oil
NV. h., Venetian blinds, insulation.
lightning rods. 36-in. cooling fan in
ATTIC; attractively Handicapped with
% boxwoods, flower garden, beauti-
,ul shade; on hill affording a
beautiful view; outdoor firepl.. city
water and sewer; Soft. dug well for
emergency. S15.950. $4,000 cash
$50 mo. BY owner, GLADSTONE
E. BUTLER, ov. 3-4446.
OWNER-S6OO down. 3-bedrm. ram
pier: Payments less. than rent.
1901 N. 96th ST., ARLINGTON
Williamsburg Colonial frame, excel
lent cond. on / beautifully planted
acre; close to Washington Country
Club. schools and bus; a deliehtfuI
home of spacious rms. for Eracious
living and entertaining; IsN a., Iiv
rm. with fireplace, library with FIRE.
place, ,lge. screened porch, Ice. din.
service porch, 9 bedrms', snf mi
paths; SECOND-FL. bedrm. with full
patn; storage rms; dry bsmt. with
MaioS nm. and bath. $4,000 down.
inspection by appt. OWNER, ia.
OWNER TRANSFERRED 1H-story
prick 4 bedrms.. bsmt.. half acre,
excel. neighborhood: shrubs. garden;
IL min. .. G., via Shirley hwy.
p prlcs @ reduced to S15,750. XII.
a;BEDRM. HOUSE, near st. jan James
Parochial School: foyer, liV. rm.. din.
Tm., large kit. and encl. back porch
Isl moor; Gas hot-air heat: bsmt'
WIN outside entr. and Venetian
9llndS. Large lot with fruit trees,
Sl6,95O. About $500 cash required
by owner. JE. 2-1534. No agents
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
Open Sat.-Sun., IL It'll Sold

ASN~AvAAA = 44AAN~ OAN w " AL
Open Sat.-Sun., IL It'll Sold
2406 Birch Dr., S. S., Md.
Rustic farm-style appeal. Convenient
Silver Spring, near Walter Reed
Annex: This older residence with
extra-lge. rooms offers o different
and refreshing environment for
. country style in the city" The
beamed-cetling liv. rm. with over
sized frepl. offers 'lodse- type com
fort" There are 3 bedrms. and
bath on LIST n. Countryside din.
rm. and kitchen. Porches. 2nd e.
has 8 bedrms. and bath. Lovely
wooded lot. This property is struc-
turally sound and offers interesting
possibilities for those who love to
do over" old houses or move in as
Is. Full bsmt.. hot-water heat. All
this for only $1S.950, with excellent
TO s- 'rsach; Out Georgia ave. past
Colesville I'd. to Seminary I'd.
ttraffc light, left on Seminary to
Birch. l blk. beyond Warren St,
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
942 WAYNE AVE. s. g.. MD.
n
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OWNER-S600 down. 3-bedrm, ram
bier. Payments less. than rent
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ARLINGTON-NO.

SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2O55 wilson Blvd.-JA. 6-6s9o
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DAMASCUS, MD.

COUNTRY CHARM
Plus all modern comforts, acre
liv. rm., din. rm., smart den, lge.
model kit. fully equipped on 1st
fir.: 2 more bedrms. and bath up;
hobby shop and garage in full bsmt.
Only 5 yrs. old and located on
paved state hwy: Drive west en-
turn right on Md. ~, 8 miles to
our sign on left.
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor
~
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,,oF FAILS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
BY RFn TAMiMS BARGAIN
Beautiful prewar brick with BIG liv.
rm.. BIG din. rm.. screened porch.
recr. rm:. garage, picnic firepi. and
psbslo. Excel. neighborhood; near
sz,5SSS' Si CASH zAasSPDi AND tFf EXPENSES OF
ONLY Sl25 WILL CARRY
ia. s-1252 IA. 1868
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REAL VALUE.

In this big 6-rm. home. close to new
school. shops. buses and 5 min. ia
Pentagon. Lovely Ev. nm. with mod
fireplace, dining rm.. large kit, q
ment with rec. rm PRIVATE REAR
PATIO AND TREES Can't be beat
at S15,95n. Call ia. 10000 for
Apt. to inspect.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe: ia. 10000
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NEW CAPE COD

NEW CAPE COD
OPEN SAT- SUN, 1-6
BIG EXPANSIBLE ATTIC
. BEDRMS. ON LIST FLOOR
TILED BATH
LGE. EQUIPPED KITCHEN
WALLS
FULL AIRY BASEMENT
REAS. PRICED AT Sl3,250
Directions: From Peace Cross, right
on Annapolis. rd., 3 blocks to Ed.
monston I'd, left on Edmonston tt
Chesapeake I'd, right on Chesapeake
to 1929,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TEMPLE HILLS
$500 DOWN
INCLUDING SETTLEMEN

Cape Cod BUNGALOW: lge. liv. rm.. kit.
2 bedrms.. tiled bath; utility rm
with laundry trays; expansible attit
large enough for 2 additional bed
rms. Inspect today.
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE
1898 st. Barnabas Rd. Sc, 10. 1925
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OPEN 90
OPEN / TO e

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
zoos FAIRVIEW RID.
In beautiful Woodside Park; a COM
Portable brick Colonial; 8 spacious
rooms; finished bsmt.; 2h baths;
h.-w.h.; 2-car garage. Los Alamos
bound owner must sell. Dir: East
on Colesville I'd. to Moves, left to
Fairview. right to home. Ewes. JU.
5-974o.
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FORESTVILLE, MD.
5905. 2nd ave.-.2-bedrm. brick. va
fenced yard: $4,000, 81, 500 cash.
terms less than rent on balance.
WOOD & MITCHELL d,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
LYON VILLAGE

3 BEDRMs.-NURsERY-3 BATHS
This spacious, white. brick. Englisl
Cape Cod with distinctive BROW
trim, sits we'll on Q beautiful lawl
Center hall separates Journalists
dining room from Q large living room
with fireplace: 2 screened pcrches
full bath and kitchen for the mos
discriminating woman completes Is
floor; twin bedrooms, nursery. full
bath and sun deck upstairs: garage
utility Ioom. full patn and beautiful
recreational room with fireplace an
beamed ceiling in basement; perma
pent stairway to large storage attic
$26,950 with $4,000 LIST trus
available to o qualified purchaser
Call for further details
REALTY ASSOCIATES
1884 Wilson Blvd. ArI.. IA. 7-77o(
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ARLINGTON
OPEN l TO DARK
1925 MARCY ROAD

ION Military Roadl
New brick Colonial, high elevation;
built by master craftsmen with the
best Of material. LIST fl. liv. rm.,
firepl. din. rm., equipped kit. pow
der rm. and side screened porch:
End A.. 4 bedrms. and tile bath;
stairs to Bird A.. storage or expan-
oil INV. heat, Ice. lot. Wonderful
buy!
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