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girl. Stranded with a musical COM
edy company that includes coined
ian Phil Silvers, Doris is too un-
happy at the moment to enjoy the
scenic beauties of sunny Florida,
but, successful and debonair Rob-
ert Cummings is just in the right
frame Of mind to admire the at.
traction that is Doris. Their meet
ing portends a series Of gay and
gal-orious events that encompass
ten new songs and musical pro-
duction numbers that fill the huge
CinemaScope screen to it's best
advantage thus far. The toe-tap-
ping tunes written by Sammy Fain
and Paul Francis Webster, include
the lovely ballad, 81 Speak To
The Stars" and "Take A Memo
To The Moon" "Love You Dear
~" High Hopes" 'Bluebells of
Broadway" Partisan Pretties,"
Superstition Song" 4 Wanna
Sing 1.-The An Angel" Men," and
Lucky Mr." The antics and ro-
nantes of stars Doris Day, Rob-
ert Cummings and Phil Silvers.
with Broadway's Nancy Walker
and Eddie Foy, Jr., keep the action
hot and humming.
Star Cast
Miss Day, always q favorite,
proves enee2 again that. she: .a3ona
is queen of the musical. comedx.,
Following her success in Calamity.
Jane" Doris unlimbers her voice
and dancing legs in her most, en-.
joyable role. The pace she lends
to the film hardly gives the, sud-,
ence. time to recover from one
eye-filling scene to the other. Doris,
has now ushered in a new Cine
maScope Day and the dawn comes
up with the thunder Of applause.
Robert Cummings, playing the
romantic lead, handles his role
with charm and wit that lends
much to his characterization of the
successful songwriter who wins
Doris after a whirlwind cOurtship.
Bespectacled and spectacular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05
Laniiel Win
Is Expected
In France
BY HARVEY HUDSON

PARIS R - Parliamentary OBJ
servers expect Premier Joseph
Laniel's government to win a Ma
tional Assembly vote of confidence
tomorrow unless the besieged In.
dochina fortress of Diem Bien Phu
falls to the Vietminh rebels in the
meantime.
Laniel told the Assembly last
night it would have to look for a
new government or postpone de.
mands for a debate on Indochina
beginning May Il. When deputies,
including some of his own sup
porters, persisted in their call for
the debate, the Premier made the
issue one OF confidence in the
Cabinet.
This would require the govern.
ment's resignation If the Assem-
bly, does not uphold its demand
for a postponement Of the dis
cussion.
Laniel's chances Of survival
looked good today. Few of the
deputies wanted to risk a govern
ment crisis at time when the
fate Of Diem Bien Phu was in the
balance, and when the Geneva
talks on peace in Indochina were
about to start.
But if Diem Bien Phu should fall
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05
SCOUTING NEWS

Troop 81 Key West Boy Scouts
of America went to Bahia Honda
Recreational Park Saturday, May
/.
The Troop prepared outdoor
meals for their Scout requirements,
liked four miles down the beach,
and spent two and a half hours
swimming. Chairman OF the Troop
Committee Claude Spear furnished
TRANSFORMATION TO and from the
apea. Scoutmaster Frederick B.
Walker supervised the activities.
The following Scouts made the
trip: william Bunch, Richard Co.
oper, William A. Doster, Jack Dos
ter, Lynn Flood, Michael Flood,
John Irwin, Thomas B. Kean, Will
liam ]. Pent and Benjamin Pierce.
Charles Pierce, Thomas Reuther,
Richard D. Roberts, Nelson A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05
.Headless Driver

HOLLYWOOD @-An apparently
headless motorist drove through
Hollywood traffic, to the astonish-
ment of pedestrians and fellow
drivers.
The driver without head, how
ever, turned out to be Spike Jones,
the zany band leader. He had
rugged up an oversize jacket and
scarf to conceal his head.
The stunt, in which Jones was
accompanied yesterday by his
Wife, singer Helen Grayco, was to
dramatic the slogan of The Great
er Los Angeles Chapter of The
National Safety Council: ''Don't
lose your head in traffic"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05

Are Starred I'm
Strand Film

Extra lively, extra colorful,
extra ordinary in each depart
ment, Lucky Me-" Warner Bros
CinemaScope frolic about a gay
group of show people in Miami
Beach, which opens Wednesday
at the Strand Theatre, throws a
broad smile across the screen that
movie audiences are bound 10
catch. Fast moving and filled with
songs, Lucky Me" with Doris
Day, Robert Cummings and Phil
Slvers starring, takes the lead in
the musical comedy sweepstakes.
Popular Doris Day plays the role
of a hurorously superstitious show.
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to the Communicated rebels be.
fore the vote, most observers felt
sure the Cabinet would collapse
too. That would pull the rug out
from under Frances delegation at
Geneva.
The Assembly came back yes
terday from its Easter vacation
anxious to show its indignation at
the deterioration of the military
situation in Indochina.
Many deputies wanted to find a
scapegoat in the Cabinet.
Another section of Parliament
wanted to put more pressure on
the government to hurry the neg0-
tiations at Geneva and end the
Indochina fighting at almost any
cost.
Ss.hgrpsknM - Thm TsSswm~ az W.
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Sawyer, Francis Tharpe, Gary
Tharpe, Roger Trevor and Con-
rad Valdez.
Scoutmaster Walker annunced
there would be Board of Review
on Tuesday evening, May 18th. IL
the Scouts got plenty of sun and
exercise, so everyone had great
time, and they are looking forward
to more Scout outdoor get.togeth-
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05
Dean Cancels Plan
To Leave Korea Now

SEOUL Especial u. S. Ambas-
sador Arthur H. Dean said Monday
night he had Cancelled his plans to
leave Korea Friday and would re.
main here indefinitely.
He said the order came from
Secretary of State Dulles but he
would not elaborate.
Tie ambassador has been con.
ferring with President Syngman
Rhee on South Korea issues at the
Geneva conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05

Phil Silvers is perfectly cast in
the role of the baggy pants comic
whose unrequited love for Doris
doesn't deter him from singing and
dancing and clowning in the best
role OF his career. Silvers, recent.
1y scored in the Broadway pro-
duction of the hit show "Top Ban.
ana" and more recently starred
in the film version Of that show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-05
HE FINALLY GOT
THAT NAME RIGHT

SEDALIA, Mo. R-Danny Null
Ter came home from school and
told his mother, Mrs. Clinton Null
Ter, he had a substitute teacher
named miss Lamb"
The next day he reported he had
made mistake, and that it really
was Miss Sheep"
Then he finally came home with
his teachers correct name.
It was Miss Shepard.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27
Tom Aston TOkeS
Over Spotlight

DELAND Fla, Probably
the most looked over rookie in
Spring training will be Tom
Aston, who already has the
distinction of being the highest
priced ten ballplayer. Aston,
who cost the Cardinals 100000.
has been in manager Eddie
Stanky'S advanced camp and
now moves to st. Petersburg
with the rest of the Cardinals.
A first baseman, Tom will
try to chase Steve Bilko to the
bench. He certainly has the
build for it. He's 6 feet 5 fnche5
tall, which makes him even
bigger than Luke Easter. More
over, he's quite an interesting
player, for his arms reach all
the way to his knees and these
he keeps in constant agitation.
Then when he catches a ball
he puts on such gymnastic acts
with his legs, that he's already
been labeled the Harlem
Globetrotter" of the diamond.
A long ball hitter, Tom hi
.297 last year with San Diego
in the Pacific Coast League. He
has hit at $50 clip, so that
he can really be a menace to
the National League pitchers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27

NANCY B. WOOLRIDGE,
professor of English at
Hampton institute and Ma
tional President of Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, has proclaim
ed the week of Fe. 21-28,
1854, as the annual Finer
Womanhood Week. Local
chapters of Zeta Phi Beta
sortrity all over the country
will observe this week with
public and private programs
on the theme, Finer Wo-
man in a Free World" Dr..
Woodbridge will appear as
guest speaker during this
week at the public program
of the Newark, N. J. group.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27
minnie STILL
A HOLDOUT

CHICAGO, Ill-That Minnie
MinoSo is driving boss Frank
Lane, general manager of the
White sox, Just plain frantic
Minnie is the only Sox not
signed and it is reported that
he's hold out for $4,000.
Last report is that Minnie is
comfortably in Havana CCuba)
where he might Just stay until
the White SoX come across.
Win hearts and you have all
mems hearts and purses.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27
SPORTS CLOSEUPS
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK - If ANYBODY
thinks a good runner is Just a
guy with strong legs who can
mold his breath long time
he's got another think coming
Running is a fine art, and those
who really get to the ton in
that department, do it scien-
tltically' Take Nal Whitfield
Tor instance. He wants to run
a 4-minute mile and in keep
Ing that before himself as =
goal, ne is giving it exhaustive
study.
In a recent interview with
Arthur Daley of the New York
Times, Whitfield went thorough
Ky into a discussion of his goal
and how he hopes to achieve
1t. He has compared himself
with Yves Santee, who he saws
Is the greatest miller he's ever
seen, has compared his .stvIe
with that Of the famous miller
and has compared them actual
ly ION paper" Whether he
achieves the 4-minute mile or
not, you have to hand it to
him, he's thorough and think
er.
Major league officials and
players representatives have
finally come to an agreement
on players pension plan for
baseball players. Under the plan,
500 of the All-Star game gate
receipts, radio and television
profits and of radio and tele-
vision receipts from the world
series will go directly to the
players pension fund. Also, the
administration of the fund will
be handled by two selected ma
jor league owners and two
selected player representatives
Roy CampanelIa, a nice slim
1877 or so. He's never been so
Willowy, they say. Jimmy
Slade, light heavy weight with
a future so far many times a
bridesmaid, but
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PATRONS

Continued From Page One
Miss Julia Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Bona B. Smell
Mrs. w. S. Sparrow
Mr.. and Mrs, Julian D. Steele
Mrs. Maude T. Steward
Morris r. Taylor
DR. Silas F. Taylor
DR.. w. o. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey M. c.
Thompson
DR.. and Mrs. David N. Turpin
Miss Adeline Washington
Mrs. Mararet Wentworth
West Canton Market
Atty. w. S. West
Western Lunch Box
Mrs. Lucinda Whatley
Mrs. Frederic P. White
Mrs. Lillian Williams
Rev. Nathan Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Yancey
And others.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27
SCOTT BOONE
NUPTIALS

Capt. Clarence V. Scott. Off
Ger of the William E. Carter
Post 16, Commander, 372n6 In
PANTRY, and Capt. Mary Boone
OF the Cecile Airline Patrol of
Elks Marching Patrol American
Antler Guards, were married
in Providence, R. l., February 7.
The brides mother, Mrs. Rob
ertS, and the grooms mother,
also Guards of the Patrols,
witnessed the ceremony.
The couple will reside ali 40
Williams Street, Roxbury, where
there will be open house to
all friends.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27

IF YOU have something to
sell, want to buy something,
let others know through our
advertisements.
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NEWG0MB, GILLIAN,
BLACK WORKOUT

MIAMI, Fla - Don NeWcom-
be. Junior Gillian and Joe
Black literally stole the show
here at Miami Stadium. Newk
and Black have been pretty
close, SC that Black might have
absorbed a few pitching tech :
niques from 20 - game winner
NeWk.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27

More than 100000 National
Guardsmen served during the
Korea war, including 80 per
cent of the Air National Guard.
You can help, on the ground
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-02-27

Boston Branch Of the NAACP announces the concert
OF Marian Anderson in Symphony Hall on Palm Sunday
afternoon April H. Tickets may be obtained at the
EACH sa1 tbe % 782 fremont St. Boston co 1o5
OF Marion Anderson so simple vet so profound
SO warm and infinitely expressive in its unique commune
of Song"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31
OPEN 1-5

Directions: From D. c.. out
Gorcum lane to Vacation
lane, right on Vacation lane
and bear right to No. 2401 N.
Stuart Ut. and our open sign.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
2056 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

established subdivision for good in
ARLiNGTON.s-room frame home
With gar. plenty of parking. Only
$500 down. $3.50 mo; or will rent
Sl35 mo. g. E. LANIER. ia.
srd AND PA. AVE. s.E.-store and
alley MRS HUNTER Ii. s-o5si,
7es 1eth ST. N.w.-1n heart of
Can cA HRpr VIEW REALTY GO.
N SA HEART 1lR1'' OF suITLANp business ;il
district on main thoroughfare. 14O.-
GOO So # s,,Is st S sGmmsrci1i ground
I'd; ideal for drive-in restaurant.
stores. gas station, recreation CEN
the ISEN'S INVESTMENT REAL
TORS. MA. s-6616. ewes. RIA. g.
HERNDoN-For sale or lease a good
brick cinder block building. 5 trucks
and complete equipment. A sound,
economical investment in fast
growing community, Asking price,
$50, $50 For appointment to IN
Spset SSli . asrnd1r 36i' HERNDoN
HEART OF ALEXANDRIA-Approx
. acres zoned for commercial or ind
f. can Ne 9sl0s sdo sakf MR. e. wILL1N g.
AHHhANMi Ham; fysi XII or ScsS SSide N ,u,v
bldg, slate roof: 50x15o-ft. lot: 8
rms. recreation room, Ia baths; 9
doubl. stone garage; 500: 800.
OWNER so. 5000. 81
3 BUSINESS LOTS. "a acre each on
Hwy. 277: $4,000 or automobile of
7 sa9s! yslus. e eo,a asaao' Pike BET.
HI. n o, snd d .s 5G Hspsft
REALTY KE. s-6553.
$4,000 SO. FIT. or any part: Green
Valley. Arlington Co. Write BOX
kE SSSfi S'e 81. N.w.-,st commercial
lot. suitable stores and apis. WAL
TER M lob BoAUMAN, l727 x st. NV.
small. STORE. in need of repair.
TAMMARO. Poplar 2-3659.
If INTERESTED in 5Ox150 approx
lot facing Kann's in Arlington, with
masonry building ut $50. 900. call
RHODE M69ER is RsGHsr Av a: 2ia5t front.
age in Mt. Rainier. owner says make
an offer. house could be used for
& B1ERLINQ, JU. 9-1302.
MUST BE SOLD-Corner bldg. store
with 6-rm. apt; ideal for grocery
or laundry; ne. loc.; $4,000 or
best offer, terms. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9.1103.
Conn.--1st commercial, 25-ft. wide
4-story and bsmt. brick bldg with
scar parking. M, Manuel; EN-;
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

25O1 H ST. NV. Jnear Va. ave.)-
Entire 2-story bldg, containing
approx. $500 50. it., with loading
dock. gas hot-water heat, ample
toilet facilities and private parking
for 10 or IL cars Some rms. with
air. cond. Suitable for wholesale
distributors, warehousing, architects
and engineers, ONCE use. etc. Reas.
rent. 1mmed. poss. Consult Mr..
Jenkins.
491O HAMPDEN LANE. Bethesda.
Md. (near Wis. ave. Approx.
$500 50. #. on . rs: fireproof bids
. drive-in truck doors on LIST "A.
Suitable for distributors. light manu-
featuring and assembly, etc. Reas.
rent. Long lease. Prompt poss.
Consult Mr.. jenkins or Mr.. johnson.
FLORIDA AVE. NV. Cat N. Capitol
st.l-Entire 2-story bldg, including
storage S bldss; in rear rear Of property;
rms. and bath on End a. Excellent
for contractors once and shop,
auto seat cover business. etc. Reas.
rent. Prompt poss. Consult Mr..
1904 9th ST. NV. - Modern bldg,
20x100 It. Concrete a, Overhead
truck door. Suitable sales. service
and storage. mfrs. outlet, comb.
retail wholesale. etc. Reas. rent.
Vacant. Consult Mr.. johnson or
Mr.. jenkins.
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JUNIOR ESTATE

JUNIOR ESTATE
On three-quarter acre Of beautifully
wooded ground. Two-bedrm. frame
bungalow in spotless condition.
Cozy and comfortable with hot
water heatl Four years old. Full
price, S11,60O. will try 0I with
smali down payment.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY, o AND Pm.
4212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
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IS UNITS-NEW

10 UNTTS-NEW
$4,000 CASH REQUIRED
pay all utilities. Contains
eight 2-bedrm. apis. and seven J.
and Good Hope I'd. Sc. Call Mr..
Mott, Elk. 3-2480; eyes,. OIL. 2.6S21
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realfnrs liza 18th st. NV
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MODEL
HOME
OPEN

For your inspectioni lovely 8 bedrm
81 It. brick rambler with 2 tile
baths. Ali QE kit. fun din. Fm., 2
firepls.: 80 It. sarage; rec. rtia. Only
10 Minis. to D. c.; In country club
area xOy win nS this home most
construction and the best Of
materials: many other attractive
plans to choose from. Priced from
$24, $50 upl DR.. out today. dr.: Out
to Glebe rd., turn right and drive
Ia mi. past the Washington Golf
and Country Club to the corner
Of Chesterbrook I'd. and open sign.
Glebe I'd. to ChesterbrooE I'd.
HOOPER PROPERTIES INC 81
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WORKSHOP OR STORAGE
$40 month: brick bldg. 2Ox2O with
concrete a.: in business area, River
dale. Md. Plenty parking space. Call
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CAPITAL GAIN
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Very excellent terms on prof
table, going Florida Subdi-
vision of 100 acres midway
Palm Beach and Miami. TOO
feet from Atlantic Ocean.
Adjoins other exclusive sub
divisions. OverlQokS Hills
boro Mile oceanfront estates.
Contains IS lake-front lots;
"a on the world-famouS In
tracoastal Waterway, and
PIT large inside lots. Quick
access to deep-sea fishing,
shopping centers, recrea-
tional facilities. Write for
full information. WILLIAM
S. BURKHART, Realtor, Ex-
elusive Agent, 1898 NE. 33rd
Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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BRICK

= CAPE COD
Situated in Q desirable Falls Church
sectionI Four bedrms. and full
bsmt with recreation room!
Equipped kitchen. rear screened
porch. Cleean and nice! $17.50O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY 8 A.M.-g PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA, 7-93OO
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL. 1o9x25o, on
Indianhead Hwy,-Large elegant
sSne ssst q essRsFtSs a. Tss'
trust. For particulars. call A. A.
cARozzA Co. 2412 MINI. ave. Sc.
MI. RAINIER-small grocery store
and and arm nd ap dwsI;nn alsS Ss.ory
terms. DUNN AND CO., Reaitor,
All mod. bidas. (3s units. 90
units, ior trade . on larEs property.
Va units. priced under Z times
SON Realty Co. "a. 5-6549. 81
Sc: $I4. 900 FLA 'H loan III: annual n In in.
come. $1,000. Large. 1-bedrm. apis.
ALpRE INC. liz. 4-o747, ewes. LII.
rwo ttISalMIL HOUSE, semidet., 4
Yrs; old. In southeast. Priced S15;-
Isl trust about Sit 900 at ~. caii
APT RI E zoNE B LOT. $500 blk. 14th st.
Irwin exchange for. investment
R p oo.r PS Box Rass: sic ys stsr have you
CUNT Def. APT.-ciose to Boiling
Field; bedrm. nv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
bath, rear screened porch. Reason.
ably priced on terms. Mr.. WASH
burn. tn. 2-2Og1. MARSHALL J.
W Vn go CO" Reaitor. 1924 14th st..
TAKoMA PARK-commercial. Ia
rm... 5-apt. house. centrally located:
good business proposition; reason
able. for .qrick sale. Cali 10 O.
S764 or JU. 5.4387.
BUILDER has plans for 5-story brick
apt. bldg. with, view overlooking
Washington which promises an ex-
cSs as nod return Tor an investment Of
CAPiTOL HILI-Exceilent loo. cor.
brick bldg. converted into Z furn.
sell. Ii. 6-S542.
S.W: 2 brick dwellings. Total rental
S85 per mo. Price $3.50 for both.
Subject to "a 900 LIST trust. Ground
alone worth asking price. Call Mr.
Mccarthy. Sunday and eyes,. WO.
6-5226. WOODWARD IL NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV. RE. 4
owSSER MUST SELL AT oNcE-1f
OF FiaS oT. t e p SSy do Snd oh n.y.
unit brick. semidet., each / bedrm.
apt. has indy. heat ION bus). Cali
FAMILY xPrs; 8 SSidss.; West Vest Of
Conn: ave, Chevy Chase; approx.
$4,000 year rents; near bus and
stores: price $166, 900. Ewes, RIA.
g. sE' Nv. NA. s. esasAith i0ls x
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~ UNITS, tenants pay for utilities
including heat; income nearly 31Q.-
S SGa HsHpnl siEvrk prl e. ssis1
S2.4O0 DN., assume ~, .26-yr.. oI
loan; euitland brk. semidet. bed.
rm.: AMI: net incm. $444 plus S275
annoIt. OWNER. OIL. 4-204e.
SHOPPING CENTEMS Nd: 4 bldgs.
with parking; 3 acres comml.; SEQ.
900 " down. DI. 7-6600.
UPPER Hath 81. NV, 6-unit brick.
baths: income S4,9sO yearly;
priced under 8 times income: reas.
down payment. JAMES CARR. Elk
$1,000. WO. 6-00SO.
OFFICE BLDG, downtown: COM
pletely air cond.; guarantee 20T
net return on cash Investment;
sxesl leases Dl. 7-lS1O or OIL
GEORGETOWN; store and 2 apis;
oil heat; remark. potential: sacr,
WO. 6-097s.
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JUNIOR CHAMPION

CT APPROVED
Brick split-level with 3 bedrmS. and
2 baths. Good-sized lot In q neigh
borly residential section of East
Falls Church. Large porch with over
head sun deck: basement; master
bedrm. has small den. Full price.
S17.500. VACANT. MOVE RIGHT
IN. BY aupt. only. Call
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY o ANA PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000.
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