davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Lunotcs and Lovers Draws Dour Report From Seat b.
Great Deal of Everything Amounting to Nothing

make; by Buddy Hackett. as
a resourceful racketeer; by
Sheila Bond, who wants him
to have everything, including
her money; by Vicki Cum
mings, as a possessive' and
sharp-tongued trollop; by
Mary Anderson, as the young.
mixed-up wife, by Arthur
O'Connell, as her errant and
troubled husband. And there
is an engaging performance
from James Nolan as a be-
wildered policeman.
'Lunatics and Lovers" is
sheer horseplay: it's a knock
about farce that is mechani-
cal and heavy-handed. From
seats B-2 and 4 at the Broad
hurst Mr.. Kinksley's new play
was very loud-but not very
funny.
tReleased By NANA.)
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and there is a great deal Of
movement about the stage.
Much of the play brings to
mind the Charles Hoyt farces
and there are moments that
are. reminiscent of Avery
Hopwood. But still I ask, so
what?
Sharp Performances
The plling up o. traffic to-
ward the end of the second
and final act does provide some
entertainment, but I still pre-
fer my farce as it went along
in such exhibits as "A Texas
Steer" "A Pair of Skies" and
"Box and Cox"
There are some creditable
performances upon the stage
Of the Broadhurst. Sharp
characterizations are supplied
by Dennis King, playing the
Irish Judge who Is on the
Evening star., 1954-12-19
By Ward Morehouse

a great deal Of everything in
it but it amounts to nothing
at all.
Into a hotel suite In New
York's West Forties, an apart
ment inhabited by two
racketeers, Mr.. Kingsley brings
a dilapidated judge. who has
amorous inclinations; a girl
who takes a bubble bath on
stage, a voracious blond from
upstairs somewhere, a married
redhead who is having domes-
tic trouble, her perplexed hus-
band, having difficulties Of his
own, and such assorted char
acters as a hotel manager. q
house detective. a cop and a
bellboy. Most Of them talk in
an incomprehensive lingo: they
drink their whisky straight.
There are insults and scufiles
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Stretch Run Is Hot
Bine and Brondo, Judy and Grace
Leod Drive for "a Acting Prizes
By SheiIoh Grohom

believe, was the last time. But
his drunk In "The Country
Girl" puts him at the top Of
the class again.
And there amt no justice II
Spencer Tracy doesn't win O
lot Of votes for his tough.
rough cattleman in Broken
Lance" You can't keep q good
actor down, not even In this
town.
Walt Disney has 81 Oscars
already. He won four last
year for "The Living Desert"
Bear Country" "The Alaskan
Eskimo. and "Toot, Whistle,
PUNK and Boom" This year
he's sure to bag another for
"The Vanishing Prairie" II
he doesn't I'll give him one for
the many, many hours Of
pleasure I've had through the
years with Mickey Mouse,
Donald Duck. Snow White and
all the enchanting cartoon
characters. Now his great
nature films have more excite
ment for me than a so-called
hit like white Christmas"
Boeie on List
Humphrey Bogart won the
golden statue for African
Queen" I don't think he'll
win this year, but he'll be in
the top five nominees for his
Capt. Queeg character study
in "The Caine Mutiny." In
the same picture, for the best
supporting actor group, you'll
find the name of Tom Tully,
the grizzled sea captain who
preceded Bogey on the Caine.
And what a job of support Lee
Cobb and Karl Maiden gave
Brando in "On the Water
'front.'" In this same bracket,
watch for the name of Peter
Ustinov who did a neat job Of
thefting Beau Brummell."
Musicals don't often make
the Academy Award grade
with the exception of "An
American In Paris" which won
a surprise Oscar for Producer
Arthur Freed. But Deep In
My Heart" with Jose Ferrer
playing Sigmund Romberg and
Helen Traubel as a close
friend of Romberg's. could
break precedent again.
And II we're nominating
good musicals, there should be
some votes for the jamie
Powell-Howard Keel starrer,
Seven Brides For Seven
Brothers. This was not only
good, 1t made millions.
Marilyn Monroe is starred
with show-stoppers Ethel Mer-
man, Dan Daley. Donald
O'Connor, Mitzi Gaynor and
Johnny Ray in There's No
Business Like Show Business"
which Daryl Zanuck releases
under the deadline in hopes
of coping an Oscar.
released By NANA.)
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Todoy's Schedules
Stooe.

Sfd6e.
NATIONAL-"Wonderfu Town" dark tonight resumes to-
morrow.
ARENA-"Colden Boy; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AAfBASSADOR-"Saratoga Trunk" los, $40 and 0:35
CAPTTOL-The Last Time Saw Paris; 1:05 Sis, 5:25
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
coLoNY-"Tmn the Key Softly; O. $780, 545. TAO and
9:40 pm.
COLUBA-"Crossed Swords; 1:4O. 345, $50, 1850 and
9:55 pm.
DUPONT-"Ugetsu": l. sos, 5:15 1880 ano $40 pm.
KETTHS-"Whte Christmas" 315, $3.50. 745 and 10 pm.
TTLE-"Because You're Mine; 12o. 325, $780, 735 and
$40 pm.
MacARTHUR-"Doube Confession; 2:10 4, s, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trunk; $40 and GAS
ONTARTO-"Black Horse Canyon; 1:l5 4:10. 705 and
10 pm
PALACE-"Desire": /. $40, 5:25. TAO and 9:55 pm
PLAYHoUSE-"Rear Window: lilo, 315. $40. 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
PLAzA-Bread and Dreams" l. 2:5o 4:3O s:15. 755
and 940 pm.
TRANS-LUx-"On the Waterfront; lis, $685. $50, 740
and $50 pm
WARNER-aTnis Is Cinerama": $780, 4so and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
HOLLYWOOD.


December 31st is the last day
for pictures and persons in
Hollywood to be eligible for an
Academy Award. The nomina-
tions will soon be announced.
but I'd like to Jump the gun
and predict the winners. The
best man and, woman In the
acting department are a cinch.
Either Bing Crosby. for 1.-THE
Country Girl" or Marion
Brando for his wonderful
emoting In ION the Water
front" It's a good thing Mar
lon isn't trying for an award
as the best flance Of the year.
Judy Garland is tying with
Grace. Country Girl" Kelly
for her singing in "a Star Is
Born" But a couple Of other
good-looking gals will be
breathing down their necks.
June Allyson, who did the best
job Of her career, in my opin-
ion, in 1.-THE Glenn Miller
Story" is one. June has taken
over the perfect wife" roles
that Myrna 10y used to play
and does them with fresh
country girl style. where Myrna
was slick sophisticated city.
The Miller" picture will surely
win a nomination for Jimmy
Stewart who ought to get an
other award for making the
most money this year. His take
from his recent five films gives
him about So million.
A Refreshing Girl
To go back to Grace Kelly,
the cool chick from Philly:
Every picture she made this
year has been a hit-"Dial M
For Murder" Rear Window"
Country Girl" and Green
Fire" Grace started a new
style In Hollywood-the lady
like type. Fellers tell me It's
sometimes more intriguing
than the sex projected by
Marilyn Monroe.
Which brings me to Dorothy
cambridge. This girl Is a
cinch to get an Oscar nomina-
ton for the great wiggling job
she does as Carmen Jones'"
She makes Rita Hayworth's
Carmen" look like Margaret
O'Brien before she grew up.
Hollywood hasn't been good
to James Mason-or vice
versa-and I'll stick with the
versa. But he can't complain
after his movie-star role In "A
Star Is Born" He was excel
lent. especially at the begin
ming, and I'm sure he'll get q
nomination. He also received
the highest salary-I'm not
talking about percentages-in
1854. $4,000 for the picture
that took 10 months to make.
It's been quite q few years
since Bing Crosby was UP for
an Oscar. Going My Way" !
Evening star., 1954-12-19

NATIONAI-"Wonderfu Town; dark tonight to-
| morrow.
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The Passing Show
Wishes for Christmas
Too Lot Of People Who Made Another
Year an Enjoyable One for d Critic
By joy cormody

Seventeen times now thil
column has been written.
It Is always there on the
Sunday before Christmas TO
take care of the dilemma:
What to write about? This
matter Of subject, to be can
did, Is never the problem col
umnists pretend. There is al
ways something to write
about; the dilemma, when 1t
occurs, is what to write 1t
with.
The necessary tact. for in
stance. The poise and grace.
say, to face the names OF
those who should be In the
column but who. through the
sheerest of oversight. get left
out. The number of these can
be awesome--to the offender.
Multiple Blessings
Nevertheless, a drama de-
partment must count it's bless
ings on the Sunday before
Christmas. These, 1t always
finds to It's delight, have
names. The names of those
who made life and work. or
work and life, more pleasant.
There are so many Of these. so
many more than q man will
recall in wishing Merry
Christmas to:
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon-
taine, who keep wondering
when-not if-the playgoing
public will tire of the Lunts.
The answer, which the Lunts
will be the last to learn, Is
never.
Helen Hayes. but with the
minor reservation that she will
have to stop talking about re-
tirement. A human as per-
suasive as Miss Hayes might
sometime persuade herself she
really means 1t.
Edmund Plohn. who did re-
tire after managing the Ma
tional Theater so well for so
long, and who after a serious
illness turns up as a clipper.
popular figure at major open
ing nights.
Colleagues as bright and pa
tient as Harry Macarthur and
Jim Rowland.
A slew of active managers
of theater. Scott Kirkpatrick
and Bernie Ferber Of the legit,
and the Crouches. George and
Orville. who are not related;
Frank La Falce, Joe Mar
golis. Angie Ratio, Gerry Wag-
ner. Marv Goldman, Pat Mo-
taro. Vince Iorio, Jerry Baker.
And o special courtly curtSy to
Jean Imhoff, who represents
the fairer sex with such dis
tinction In an otherwise ex-
clusively masculine field.
Stout Hearted Men
Press agents galore. men
whose reward is often zero for
making a critics work easier,
such as Jack Foxe, Ernie
Schier, Ray Gingell. all local.
And such New Yorkers as the
Bills, Fields, Keefe and Doll;
Walter Afford. Richard Nancy,
Ben Washer. Barry Hymans
and Marty Schwartz. Howard
Newman. and Bob Ullman, all
Of the legit. Among the movies
men. Rufus Blair, Dan Terrell,
Joe Lawlor, Howard Strickling,
Ernie Emmerling, Mitch Raw
son. Oscar Doob-all of them
masters Of the stiff upper lip
In the maintenance of critic
friendships.
Oh, yes, the Ritz brothers
who went into television' or
some place where drama and
Aim critics never have to see
them.
George Gobel who also went
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NEW YORK.

I've been finding merit in
the plays of Sidney Kingsley
ever since he began his career
as a dramatist. liked Men
in White" and Dead End"
"The Patriots" and "Detec-
tive Story" The last named
was a particularly adroit
melodrama and there was
great tension, along with
eloquence, in Darkness at
Noon" But the notice that
this playwright now draws
from me on "Lunatics and
Lovers isn't one he will want
to read aloud.
A Crowded Suite
From my seat at the Broad
hurst theater the new farce
came forth as q weird concoc-
ton and. for the most part. q
dreary hodgepodge. There Is
Evening star., 1954-12-19

into television where no send-
BILE critic of the drama or films
would dare to miss him.
Miss Borrymore Again
Ethel Barrymore whose pic
ture at the age Of 10 hangs
alone on the drama depart
rnent's walls. providing the de-
partment with Its one touch
of beauty and an unfailing
topic Of conversation with visi-
tors.
Such rugged colleagues as
Richard Coe, Tom Donnelly
and James r. O'Neill. jr., with
whom, let 1t be understood,
lobby meetings never discuss
art or the shabby limitations
thereof. These relate instead
to such basic themes as gar
dening, the O'Neill children,
the price Of food, and politics.
The one thing the critics agree
on, oddly enough, Is politics.
Golfers the likes Of d. B.
Moffett. Robert Denton, Frank
Macomber. Spencer Z. Sand
erS, a couple of colonies
names of Mont and Smith,
and a civilian christened
James Hagerty. These may not
inspire q man to keep his mind
on the game and his eye on
the ball, but they help him to
keep it of the theater.
The. Raleigh's dining room
staff, led by Jack Edgar who
keeps the drama departments
luncheon dinner dates much
more efficiently than the
drama department does. And
to the girls. Dorothy who has
been in the column for II
Christmases. Frankie, Belle,
Inga and the others who keep
mealtime, at least, unruffled.
Audrey and Mary, Too
Audrey Hepburn who Of all
girls her age is the least lost
for the right words.
Mary Martin, Texas most
valuable gift to the theater,
more valuable than all its oil
and oil millionaires.
Grace Kelly for making
Hollywood conscious Of the
virtue Of ladylikeness.
Charley Holbrook. Johnnie
and Walter Ferber, Charlie
Aldrich and others In The
Stars composing room who
have not yet run out Of ways
to make the drama department
look better than 1t often really
is.
Rita Gam who gave this
building its most glamorous
afternoon during 1854. aa@ Hf
An the .cheetah, whose name
we have forgotten, who paid
The Star one Of the years
most exciting visits.
Kitty King, Betty Nicholson,
and The Star switchboard staff
which is the most efficient and
agreeable neighbor any drama
department ever had.
Father Gilbert v. Hartke,
Or. Josephine McGarry Callan,
Leo Brady. James D. Waring
and the Catholic University
drama students who have pro-
vided drama lovers with $50
productions, including many OF
the best Of the classics.
Rodent Girl, This
Deborah Kerr, whose radi-
ance remains undimmed when
she admits that she goes to
sleep on warm beer and dull
literature.
Arena Stages talented people,
Zelda Fichandler, Lester Raw
lins, Olive Dunbar, Allen
Joseph (and Mrs.), and the SO
many others who so consist
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HOUSES sALE-Mp tce..D HOUSES FOR sALI-Mp HoU:

-FOUR BEDRMS., $l4,950--Nr. Four
Corners: assume lgc. CT loan, huge
kitchen. bath. basement, level lot
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC. JU.
9-5555 daily and Sun. til 8 pm.
BRICK RAMBLER, sao,o5o-choice
&C. off Mass. ave-. near Sumner;
perfectly beautiful cond.: ; nice
bedrooms, full basement, lovely lot,
In a fine neighborhood. FRANK S..
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7007; eyes,. OIL.
800 DALE DR., Silver sprins--cus-
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. kit.
2 bedrms. and bath; 2nd A.. lge.
bedrm: or den and "a bath. all with
beautiful paneling; screened side
garage Se T. Corner ot
Blair High School. S25, 500. Must
be seen to be appreciated. -
RAMBLERS on l acre mr.
Rockville. Your choice Of z; al
s soc.f NJ Bl rsS P PSDlaE -eosa
., baths, ,.6-ft. lily. rm, v Ifirepl..
Snw slee Kit, seq ain din Tm Minimum mum
S Sat sG sla z oFs' cs ss ju $3.50
4tOI EVERETT ST.. Kensington-
3.bedrm. brk. rambler. cor. lot. full
bsmt with rec. rm.: assume CT loan
pymt $91.25 month. OIL. 9-ss97.
OWNER--New brick. 1st-f. bedrm
and bath. plus : lots and BLDG. ma
terial: reas. WO. 6-34I7. -
BRICK RAMBLER WITH INCOME
Hayes Toll House. attrac. apt. with
pvt. entr. and completely equipped
kit. Renting for $75. House has
wall-to-wall carpeting, storm win
dows. screened porch and garage.
Lge. I'd. completely Anchor fenced.
Attrac. priced for quick sale by
owner. JU. 7-8922. -
BETHESDA
inst 0f9 pYadlAy blvd and IL, wears
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!. MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-onicer being transferred
must sell 1-yr.-old 2-Story Colonial,
bedrms: and bath up, liz. rm.,
separate din. rm.. lge, kitchen. down.
Full basement with finished rec. rm.
and laundry room; patio and land
Beth. Naval Hospital and NH. AS
sumo 4eo $4,000 CT loan; payments
incl. taxes. S97. Owner will take end
trust. Price, S15.950. Drive out, Wis.
arersstown I'd to Lone Oak dr.:
EdWsr d Phone SSs0 OIL L! s.ea5a. ' 10 o 80
BETHESDA-For sale by owners
bedTn, 2-bath Cape Cod. Walking
distance to NH. Under 100000.
BETHEsDA-Nestied among big oaks
and near Naval hospital, here. is
pEice, dificult to match, considering
location, quality and convenience.
This This rambler Of 3 6edTms. IA 4, tie tIt
with outside entrance: lots OF built
Trdi EpuiPi 'f buSl ". cLiFroiRsD
sH 1 sSsS Realtor' OIL. 6-e5Oc or
n HH eoi9ns G :xes e slse'2 n
liw. fm.. din. rm.. kit, bedrms.
bath; upstairs. Full bsmt. with lava.
tory. Cow. to schools. $40 Lyn-
sin to 8. Chelsea lane. right or
Eynbrook. OIL. 2-9032. Open Sun.
2 to 9. Or by appt. -
BRADLEY BLVD. near River I'd -
Rambler designed and built fol
intsTicr design: 8 large rms, 4
baths. basement; garage; screened
porch; patio; wooded acre. Good
buy for right party. Direct from
owner. OIL. 2-0650. -
modern apis. sep entrs.; 8 bedrms.
uy,. nm. din; nm. kit, bath On
bath in bsmt. substantial cash
IA. 9-761a: JAMES 9. WILDER
REALTY co. -
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTsvILLE-open daily; new s.
bedrm. ramblers; nrepl.,. lge. kit.
full bsmt. Located / blk. west Of
Beltsville Elementary School on
Powder Mil I'd; $13.950, $4,000
e SxRR nc Co. We. se4ss7. Us
BERWYN HTS.-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; lge. liv. rm. with firepl.. ALICE
kit. full walk-out bSmt. with picture
window: lot 1000 50. #. Price Sl5.-
800 800 5sl3 BsTwyn I'd; TO. $3.50;
home; full bsmt., gas heat. liv. rm.
with flrepl.. full din. rm., equip.
kit, bedrms.: fenced Int; storm
windows. Sl4,5OO, assume lge. ~
mortgage. LOUIS MILLER, Realtor.
UN. 4-2723: ewes. WA. 1-6Ol2. -
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD.-By own
er. detached Cape Cod. brick facing;
6 rms. 1st H., pine-paneled End A.;
fun daylight, dry basement; storm
sashed and screens; 8 yrs. old
ss15'G se,, q best cash offer. Cali
DisTRiCT HEIGHTS - New brick
ramblers. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with
firepl., full bsmt.: some to 80 Gil:
convenient to Andrews Field and
buy. Gail Mr. 0ribble, ST. -3-736s;
ATLAS REALTY CO. -
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SMALL BUNGALOW: 4 rms. base
ment, automatic heat: located in
Morningside, Md. Total price,
$500: II. $4,000. SOUTHEAST
REALTY co -
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SILVER SPRING-
Charming det brk.. built 4 yrs.
has all the ADVANTAGES of q rambler,
large living rm.. dining room.
kitchen, 3 bedrms. and bath on LIST
A.; space for 2 rms. on End Il. +;
. screened porches. and open deck
porch; 2-car garage. Price $23. 500.
Eve. Mr.. MCDOWELL. LO. 4-0l47. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K st. NV.
BY oWNaR-Attrac. s-rm. brick
Colonial in delightful neighborhood;
cow. to schools. shopping and
transp.: full bsmt.: nrepl.; Anchor
fenced yard with trees: pine paneled
den. Price reduced from SIS. 90
T. $4,000: reasonable terms. Call
HOtSE BY OwNER-2-story brick
bedrooms. ga baths: full. light bsmt.
outside entr., fence. good neighbor-
LIST trust. JU 5-39S4. -
BY OWNER - 3-hedrm. rambler. 2
yrs. old. 81 200 cash. S8s mo. Will
SO, observation-disclosures cond.
2 bsdrms:. fun bsmt.,, large front
porch; range, refgr, Vene. blinds,
awnings, storm door and windows
MANY other extras. Very. reas.
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ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
Frame. iiv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. powder rm., bedrms.. =
baths. screened porch, full
bsmt., maids rm. and bath.
laundry. furnace rm., oil hot
air heat; lot 7S BY 200. garage.
possession 80 days, S27.500.
Frame, new rambler. liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms..
. baths. full bsmt.. rec. rm.,
Gear garage. over "a acre. oil
hot-air heat; possession 30
days; S24.5O0.
Brick. lee. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. screened porch. 2
bedrms.. / bath, full bsmt.,
with garage and lavatory, oil
hot-water heat, screens and
storm windows: lot 74x207.
with magnificent oak: immedi-
ate possession; $22.6O0.
Frame. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, 3 bedrmS., | baths, "a
rage; lot 80 by $50; S17,500.
All houses located in better
residential district. convenient
to shopping and transports.
ton,
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4tOI EVERETT ST.. Kensington--
3.bedrm. .brk. rambler. cor. lot, full
bsmt. with rec. rm.: assume Gil lnar
pymt S91.25 month. OIL. 9-SS91
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90 minutes from Rockville. 40 min.
from District. q diamond in the
rough. 8 large rooms, 2 sun parlors,
stairway to large attic. bsmt. oil
h. a. heat, electric. and water, gear
garage and outbuildings. all-alumi-
-Snum storm windows and screens,
ready for living. located on 3 acres.
en- paved highway leading to New
A9mp. ext. on new Ri. 40. Land
lays suitable for building Of 4 nice
My. Barton. Rockville. Pc. 1890.
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EVANSVILLE HILLS

PRICE 15,9OO-TERMS
First time offered, custom masonry
bungalow. owner moving to farm.
Two bedrms.. full din. rm., fireplace.
modern kit. bsmt., recr. rm.. lava
tory two porches. two-car built-in
garage. Corner lot. Bus at door.
w, W. LEWIS, Resltor. HE. 4-35O0;
AVae u-R1cR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE TER.
PRICE REDUCED TO $22,95O
40O5 NORWOOD DIR.

40O5 NORWOOD DR..
OPEN SUN. TILL DARK
Diet. res. tastefully
dec. and within walking distance OF
all stores. transp. and churches in
Bethesda. First A. has recep. hall,
EXTRA-LGE. LIV. RIM. with firepl..
Ice; Ice. Gin, rm.. toSay's H.: porch fi1;
batt. with "a bath adj: master bed
rm.: Lear gar. BEAUTIFUL PAN
Fled RECR. RIM. 2Sx13. attrac. yd.;
excel. terms: only | block to Oh.
Oh. recr center. For further in
formation; call Mrs. McCutchen'
ave. 9 blocks past Woodward &
Lothrop to Norwood dr.. left to
property w. B. WRIGHT, 5021
Wis ave. EN-. 3-5ff0O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

NEW 2.RM. expansible house on s.
acre lot. Paved roads. electricity.
close to schools and stores. near
Charles Co. Md. S3.4a5; easy
terms. GEORGE NJ. ROWEN. ST g.
FOR SALE-Beautifu new 3-bedroom
Country Club golf course. Year
round air conditioning by Carrier.
Will be shown this week end
CLUB ESTATES. INC, Annapolis
Roads. Annapolis, Md. Phone co.
QG0DT II
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$3.50 DOWN
--HOWARn COUNTY

Crsstrade your home. Beautiful g.
bedrm. brick, near new parkway
Mr.. Hit. cox g. CO., UN. 1925
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CHEVERT,Y

New 2-story Diet. brick: large liv. rni,
with fireplace, separate dining rn,.,
modern kit, 3 bedrms., tiled bath,
lavatory in bsmt., built-in garage.
gas heat. immed. occupancy. Price.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

All brick rambler. ) bedrms.. Ia
baths. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
garage, splendid level lot. fenced
back yard. A nice comfortable
home for a small family at q real
bargain. Call ROBERT E. HEATER.
Agent. JU. 9-0021 or come out
ColeSyille I'd. to the Village sign.
turn left to the once.
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KENsINGToN
NO CASH-GI

Cape-Cod type. Neat and clean. 4
bedrms.. bsmt.. fenced yard, near
recreation center and schools. $1@,-
$50. Subject to VA approval. Call
Mr. Hall. JU. 5-4190. List l-77.
w. BERENS SALES. INC.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Brand-new. lovely rms. and bath.
full bSmt., gas heat: Only z blocks
to Fairfax Village. And look At the
price! Sl2.950. $1,000 down. j. NJ.
MEDLEY. 10 S-h711 IN
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

SlS,95O-oPEN SUN. 1.DARK
First time offered. new 4-bedrm
brick Cape Cod. liv. rn.. firepl., din.
rm cleo. kit. !, full tile baths. full
bsmt., outside entr.. gas a.-c. heat.
Lge. lot: close schools. transp.. shop.
ctr. Sub. cash rea.; Mr.. Cockill on
to Univ. la. left 4 blks. to. Seeks
Ia left to open sign. HE. 4-3500;
ewes; UN. 4-9321. w. W. LEWIS.
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CHEVERLY RAMBLER
$14,900-GI Approved
ONLY S750 DOWN

adorable 3-bedrm. brick rambler on
beaut. corner lot in exclusive neish-
borhood, near schools and bus. 2S-
yr., 4Aes loan to qualified vet.
FILA or conventional terms to nom
vet. A rare opportunity. See 1t to.
day.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-45OO TILL Z PM.
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5 ACRES

Near Largo. lia-story white stucco
home. bedrms., den, lS-ft. kit
din. comb, de luxe cleo; range.
refgr.. auto. washer, full bSmt..
Sl4.250. Moderate down payment.
Terms. Ewes. and Sun. WA. 10000.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371S R. l. Ave. WA. $4,000
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FORESTVILLE CAPE COD

FOHESTVlLLE CAPE COD
New; move in immed. with $1,000
down or only $500 for OF: 2 big
bedrms. Plus Ice. -expansible attic:
spacious kit. and dinette with Hot
splendid level location; S1l 800.
T. D. BURGESS. 10. 9-9513 till Q.