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discovers forgery in the Illi-
nois State auditors Office. TV
Key says: Intriguing Yarn"
1000, WTTG t5)-Captured:
The career of a criminal who
terrorized an entire commu-
nifty is dramatized in Man
From Mars"
10000, WRC (4)---Cavalcade of
Sports: A 10-round bout be-.
tween Miguel Berries and
Gabriel Flash" Elorde of
the Philippines.
1890, WTOP (9)-The Lineup:
San Francisco police unravel
a mystery which stems from
a domestic quarrel in THE
Crazy Killer Case"
1880. WTOP 80 Person to
Person: Jerry Lewis subs for
Edward r. Murrow.
HIS, WTOP (9l-The Late
Show: (Color.) 1.-THE Magic
Box" starring Robert Do
mat. A man succeeds in maxi
ing the first motion pictures
but dies unrecognized and
penniless.
1920, WMAL (7)-NTA Film
Spectacular: Encore; three
stories by Somerset
Vaughan. They concern q
playboy; a shipboard ,ro-
nance; aud girl who works
as a high diver in a night
club act.
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Theater people. a toy watch
calling attention to tonight's
production of Death Watch
1890 pm, WTOP-9).
The watch, Walter Winchell
will be delighted to know, bore
his initials-W. w.
P. S. Walters show is the
NBC-4 opposition.
X X
Explosive Interview: Check
Drew Pearson Sunday at
(WMAL-D for an interview
you won't forget. Pearson
somehow persuaded q member
of the Ku Klux Khan to appear
with him.
Among other things, the
KlanSman arrogantly refers to
the Smith and Wesson" line
(for Mason-Dixon). At another
point. he refers to Khan ritual
at which a Bible is turned open
on an altar to 18th Romans. He
didn't know why-and neither
do I after checking the passages.
4 4 =
On The Run:
DR.. Shane MacCarthy returns
to This We Believe" Sunday
(WMAL-D with his uniquely
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW. WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Handel
Concerto No. Is and IA for
Organ and Strings; Brahms,
Concerto for Violin and Or
chestra in d; Khachaturian
Gayne Ballet Suite No. 2.
500, WTOP-College Football:
A play-by- play Of the George
Washington University OF
Richmond game.
$3.50, WGMS-FM - Library OF
Congress Concert: Budapest
String Quartet: Quartets by
Schumann. Ginastera and
Haydn.
$3.50. WIDOW. WASH-FM-The
Philadelphia Orchestra in the
Concert Hall.
$500, WOL-Paul Hume's Good
Music Time: Stravinsky's Ca
priccio.
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TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (D-Fabian OF
Scotland Yard: A piece of
wool is all Inspector Fabian
has to go on in his search for
a jewel thief in Robbery In
the Museum"
$500, WMAL (O-Jim Bowie:
THE Secessionist";; Threat
Of deportation leads to a
near revolution.
$500, WTTG (5)-First Run
Theater: An author who re-
tires to write finds himself
involved with a gang of GRIM
inals in Seven Keys to Bald
pate" Phillip Terry.
$3.50, WRC (N-Walter Win
chell Show: (Color.) Guests
will be Jane Froman, Dick
Haynes. French dance team
Page and Bray, John Wayne.
900, WMAL (D-Man Called
x: Agent x helps a dead
mans voice deliver a special
Christmas present to his be-
trayer.
$500. WRC (4-On Trial:
Gene Lockhart and Everett
Sloan co-star in an authentic
tale called THE Law Is For
Lovers" TV Key says: "You
should find this interesting. /"
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Playhouse of
Stars: THE Night They Won
the Oscar" starring Richard
Carlson and June Lockhart.
A movie director who wins
the Oscar realizes that the
award has its pitfalls.
$3.50, WMAL t7)-The Wise:
Kill Me, My Love-; an actor
takes poison in an attempt
to pin the killing on his wife.
$3.50, WRC (4l-Big Story: In
state Scandal" a reporter
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sessions. (Same holds for CHS
and ABC.)
And let's complain If they
don't.
Isn't this, by the way, the most
important assignment yet given
to woman TV reporter?
You generally find the gals on
hand for such events as the
Monacan Spectacular or the
latest Dior revelations. Or inter-
views with the wives of candi-
dates.
Oddly enough. the men seem
to accept Miss Frederick in her
U. N. role. Most of the criticisms
I've heard about her work were
from women.
"She has an unfortunate
Uoice," a tUoman reporter with
an unfortunate Uotce told me.
mo animation" another dead
pdnned.
"Her diction is terrible" a
third mumbled.
Tut, Tut, ladies.
X \ X
Double Duty: A little re-
minder arrived in the mail yes
terday from the Zane Grey
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Illustrated stories. . DR.. Mac
earthly had to give up any
ideas about a network show for
CHS recently when he was APP
pointed executive director Of the
Presidents Council on Youth
Fitness which is why he's
available to resume for the
Catholic Archdiocese. He
Will tell the story of a Dr..
Necchi with the help Of q priest
who knew the Italian psychia-
trist and his family.
CHS yesterday previewed the
dramatic "Air Power" show
which inaugurates = public af-
fairs series Sunday at S pm.
! (WTOP-9). The subject:
THE Day North America Is
Attacked"
Another preview will be held
today when the Bell System
screens Our Mr.. SUM-" the first
in a new TV science series. /.
1t will be seen Monday, Novem-
Der 10, in place Of Studio One.
Walter Kerr, the New York
critic and former Gu faculty
member, adapted Moliere's
School for Wives" which Om-
nibus will present Sunday
(WMALr-O. s. Bert Lahr stars.
(The comedy ridicules the
vanity of a French gentleman
who assumes a secret identity
land devotes half a lifetime to
the creation of a perfect wife,
ScOrebOard: Orson Welles,
let's admit, did a better job on
predicting the elections than
Univac or Elecom 125 or the
Magic Brain--but wasn't that
Ifolderol on I've Got a Secret"
Wednesday night a bit silly? ). i.
Garry Moore and Orson went to
ridiculous extremes to prove"
that no one had tempered with
his four-weex-old forecast. /,
Yet. at the last minute, the
piece of paper that had been
guarded so zealously vanished
behind somebody's back!
Critics Corner: This reporter
will be one Of six newspaper
critics around the country who
will join the Sylvania Committee
of Judges in New York on the
week end of the 23d to select
the Sc award winners. The COM
m1ttee of judges includes Deems
Taylor, Jackie Robinson, Cornelia
Otis Skinner, Judge Samuel
Leibowitz, Mary Margaret Nc
Bride. Dean Kenneth Bartlett
and Marvin Barrett.
- -
Mailbag: Dear Bernie:
Please let me add my protest
ito the surprisingly few already
received. about the la-hour cut
from Tonight. EDITORS note
Most of my friends and
wrestle all day with two to four
children. And there's a lot to
do when the kids are tucked in
bed. When we run out of work
t(that's a joke, son, we just want
to relax-and what's more relax
ing than Tonight?
/ 1.-The last half hour is usually
the one we most look forward to
because that's when the big name
guests come in to let their hair
down, too.
! NJ. L.
! (.Since our story last week
protests haze doubled-but that
isn't enough yet! Aim them al
w AO-4, OtteFuCOH FuFh1
80
Weekend Reminders: Bling
Crosby live" on the Sullivan
show Sunday. The Allen compe-
tition includes Anita Ekberg and
a scene from Jack and the
Beanstalk." ABC's Press Con-
ference $500 presents U. N.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge.
| Famous Film Festival, tomor-
row night at 1880. WMAL-7.
presents Tonight at $780," the
filmed version of the Noel Coward
Itrilogy. :. Bob Hope visits Perry
Como at 8.
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TeIevision Tomorrow-soturdoy, Nov. 10, 1856

Wct3o 10 Huwy
az DodE 1885, Married JrE II. FuU t@
Theasr Trading POST football sdui n-Niuse
WTe-u, Learn Draw, ia
Saturday Movies; "cOuHerpuht" "Remhundr
o
~ Baskets $50 Captain Kangaroo 1885, Mighty
feu 13o Texas Rangers H. The Big Top
smhH Of the esHnD " F'stn Rsuup
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ON THE AIR
Tough Spot
For Any Reporter
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Pauline Frederick 1t should have been noted earlier doing
ne job Tor NBC4 on the u N beat At least strikes
way Her reports concise lucid and quietly delivered
And that the elections over hope NBC gives
Pauline Merrill Muller and the others more oppor-
tuntes to be heard live" telecasts Of crucial u
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22

present the state as its Cherry
Blossom Princess. Mrs. Caroline
Flatt is serving as chairman for
the boardwalk promenade and
says that cash awards will be
made this year in the following
categories: Best dressed lady,
best dressed man, best dressed
couple, best groomed pet, most
unusual hat, best dressed family
group, best dressed girl teenager,
best dressed boy teenager, best
dressed girl under IL, best dressed
boy under IL and the best dressed
baby. The promenade by the
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22
u. OF ID. MARINE
LABORATORIES
Requests For Talks and Ma
terials Received by Staff
at University
IMPORTATION SOURCES

Requests for talks and mater
ials have been received in great
numbers recently by the staff of
the University of Delaware's Mar
inc Laboratories, Dr. Carl N.
Shuster, Jr., reported this week.
The cause? This months Cub
Scout study theme, THE Bottom
of the Sea-"
Unfortunately, only a small
number of speaking engagements
can be filed" DR.. Shuster advis-
ed, but we are answering, as
rapidly as possible, all requests
for information"
There are a number of excellent
sources of information which are
readily available, according to the
marine experts. Among these pub
lications are copies of the Marine
Laboratories "Estuarine Bulletin"
which may be secured by writing
Editor William H. Amos at the
University of Delaware. Beauti-
fully illustrated sources include
"The World We Live In" series
in Life Magazine. The articles of
particular interest are 1.-THE Mir
acle of the Sea-" February 9, 1858,
and Creatures of the Sea-" Nov
ember 30, 1858. Two booklets by
Mr.. Amos concerning the coastal
areas of Delaware also are avail
able. They are: life in Bays"
and 'Dune Life both of which
are in the National Audubon So
ciety Nature Program Series.
Simon and Shuster are the pub
fishers of a Golden Nature Guide
booklet by zim and Ingle entitled
"Seashores" which is a guide to
animals and plants along the
beaches and the book "The Sea
for Sam," by William Maxwell
Reed published by Harcourt,
Brace & Company is also recon-
mended reading.
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22
EASTER PLANS
AT REHOBOTH
Sunrise Service and Annual
Boardwalk Parade Plan
ned at RehObOth
TO AWARD PRIZES

Plans are being completed for
the annual Easter boardwalk fes-
tivities at Rehoboth Beach it was
revealed this week by Ralph Wat
son, Jr., president of the Reho-
both Beach Chamber of Com
merce. The usual Easter week.
end visitors from a wide area and
particularly from Washington, d.
c., are expected to jam the boards
if the weather proves right for
Easter promenading, Mr.. Watson
declared. The 600 am. Sunrise
Easter Service, of which Mrs. Mae
Hall McCabe is chairman, will be
held on the boardwalk at Reho-
both Avenue, with all denomina-
tions participating, he said. BY
one o'clock the gaily attired
throngs are expected to pass be-
fore a reviewing stand where
judges will have their eyes open
for prize winners. A feature this
year will be the appearance of
Miss Janice Marilyn Olson, the
Miss Delaware of 1856, who will
be interviewed by Miles L. Fred
erick, director of the State Devel-
opment Department, master of
ceremonies for the afternoons
exercises. Miss Olson will be leav-
ing the following day for Wash
ington, d. c., where she will re-
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22

judges stand will take place from
one to three pm. after which the
judges, Mrs. John ]. Williams,
Millsboro, wife of Delaware's SEN
ior United States Senator; Miss
Eleanor Parrish, food and fashion
editor, News-Journal papers; and
Harold NJ. Berg, production mana
ger for the same organization,
will announce their decisions and
winners will be presented to the
crowd over the loudspeakers. 1t
is also expected that some of the
program will be broadcast via
radio. I'VE do exted a cordial
invitation to all of our friends in
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22
REUNION OF THIRD MARINES
viii Be Held At Congress Hote

Will Be Held At Congress Hotel
Chicago, June 20 July
The 1856 reunion of the Third
Marine Division Association will
be held at the Congress Hotel,
Chicago, Illinois, from June 20
through July l, 1856. Information
regarding the reunion and the as
sociation may be obtained by writ
ing John Bugel, executive secres
tary, P.O. Box 548, Culver City,
California. The association is
comprised of veterans who fought
at Bougainville, Guam and Two
Jima and men now serving with
the Third Division overseas. Form
er Marines, Navy personnel and
members of the 25th Seabee Bat
talon who honorably served with
the Third Marine Division are
eligible for membership. A non
profit organization, the associa-
ton was formed to foster, encour-
age and perpetuate the memory
and spirit of comradeship-in-arms
of members of this famous divi-
sion. The association is a patri-
otic organization building today
to safeguard the principles of JUS
tice, freedom and democracy. In
memory of the courageous men
who gave their lives in the SER
vice of their country, a scholar
ship fund has been established
The scholarship fund will be one
of the main topics discussed at
this reunion. A monthly maga-
zine "CALTRAP" contains valu-
able information regarding the
membership. This magazine is
sent out each month free of
charge to all members.
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22

Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey
and the District of Columbia to
join us on this day, which we
hope will make Easter Sunday an
outstanding occasion for all of
u.s. Mr.. Watson and Mrs. Flatt
said this week. For those who
stay over with their children for
Easter Monday, there will be
bunny hunt at l pm, in Silver
Lake Park, it has been officially
announced.
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22

Mammoth Cave in Kentucky
has a uniform temperature of
about 55 degrees.
Smyrna times., 1956-03-22

David Belasco, the theatrical
producer, was once a circus bare
back rider.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14
King Salmon Village
 Famous to Philatelists From Special Stamp Sale

KING SALMON R-This small post office on Bristol Bay has be- come famous in philatelic circles as a result of the king salmon stamp.
 Altho Seattle was designated by the Post Office Department as he only city where the stamps com memorating wild life conserva tion would be sold on the first day of issue, limited number of first day covers" were mailed and postmarked on the same day at the post office here, thanks to air transportation.
 Pacific Northern Airlines had representative at the Seattle Post Office when the stamp window opened early in the morning of Nov. g, the date the king salmon stamps were put or sale.
 The stamps were rushed to An chorage, then to King Salmon.
 Less than ten hours after they went on sale in Seattle the stamps were delivered in King Salmon, placed on specially marked en- velopes, and hustled to the local post office, where they were can celled on the same day as the or iginal issue in Seattle, some 1900 miles away.
 The first-day covers included a photo of the largest king salmon ever caught on sports tackle, and a note describing how Peter Tom, 75-year-old Tlinget Indian, boated it near Juneau last summer.
 Postal authorities today report first day sales on the new stamp reached $21,028.
 Cancellations numbered about 250,000 "covers" Stamped envel- opes) as the stamp collectors had their day.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14
Defiant Hungarians Carry On Passive Protest of Red Occupation

VIENNA, R-The Hungarians carried on a gigantic passive pro- test today against the theft of their freedom, ignoring cold, hunger, and the massed might of the Russian army.
 Only a handful of bitter-end rebels still fought on against the tanks and guns of 100000 Soviet troops. But the destruction of their homes and defeat of those who sought to fight off the invad CTS with meager arms failed 10 stem Hungarian defiance of the Soviets and their puppet govern ment.
 The nation clung grimly to a general strike. Alternate back-to- work pleas and threats from the Soviet-imposed regime of Premier Janos Kadar were ignored.
 Usually reliable quarters in Bu- dapest reported that a delegation of top Soviet officials headed by Communist Party Secretary Niki- ia Khrushchev was in the Hun garian capital seeking means to end the resistance and shore up Kadar's regime.
 Most Hungarians refused to ac- cept the Kadar regime because it was installed by Russian tanks.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14
Women Doubled Lead Over Men
 In Last Six Years

WASHINGTON, R-W m n have more than doubled their numerical lead over men in this country in the last six years.
 The Census Bureau estimated yesterday that females now out number males by 1,381,000, com pared with 600,000 in 1850. There was a time, back in the l940s, when there were more men than women, but the proportion of men has been dropping steadily since 1910, the bureau said.
 It gave two principal reasons the mortality rate for men is high there are more women than men CT, and as immigration declines coming to this country to live.
 Under 24 years of age there still are more males than females, but the women take over at that point and become more numerous in the higher age groups.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14

Reports from Budapest told of hundreds of thousands wandering aimlessly thru the ruins of a once beautiful city, stolidly ignoring the masses of Soviet armor and troops standing guard every few hundred yards. ..ssa5 @t
 Associated Press correspondent Endre Marton said leaflets were passed out in the streets exhorting the population:
 "Do not work under the com mand of the occupiers and the illegal usurping government. We shall ration our supplies and help each other, but we shall continue to strike. Let us show that in the fateful hours our nation is united.
 ''Our liberty and our honor are at stake =. The eyes of the whole world are on us. We shall not re- treat"
 The leaflets, signed by ''the Hungarian youth which goes on fighting" called for withdrawal of alien forces from Hungary and the return of the Imre Nagy gov ernment that had acceded to the rebel demands for freedom at the outset of the revolt.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14
October Weather in Nome

October brought an early winter to Nome this year, with snowfall the greatest since 1946 and the third greatest on record.
 The freeze-up of the Snake River occurred during the month. and by the end of October all barges, tugs, etc, had been beached for the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-14

Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
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ALEXANDRIA,, LOW e0s-ChaTmjng

2-bedroom brick rambler on a
gorgeous fenced lot (approx. 10000
50. IT,, in a choice neiehborhood;
20-ft, liv.- rm., small separate din.
rfli,, semifin. rec. rm., porch, built
IN garage, 2 flreplaces: convenient
for tranSp shopping, Army Navy
Cup. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
I.l4l1. ewes. Ell. h.aR42
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HOUSES FoR sALE-YA.
ALEXANDRIA
NON-VET
NO DOWN PAYMENT

Lovely 2-bedFm. semidet. brick
full hsmt.. fenced yd.; peri. cond
f1ne neighborhood; excel. terms /,
Responsible party. tn. 2-3781.
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GAY
AS A LARK!
S18.500


colorfully painted Califor-
MIA redwood moderne with
attached carport ON oeaut.
HANDICAPPED. tree. shaded cor
pian for M0I both formal 1aiS oces
sions and carefree informal
living. HEAVY exposed beams
and wide picture windows
dominate living and din.
areas with contrasting brick
frepl, Private hallway to g.
bedrm. sleeping area, served
by colorful tile bath and
abundance Of roomy closets.
delightful sun-bright culinary
shop has access to completely
private fiagstone patio. TO-
DAYS MOST OUTSTANDING
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VIRGINIA FOREST, Falls Church.
1910 Robinson pl.-$1S,900. WhitS
L-shaped rambler on about u acre,
under towering trees; Ice. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., equip. kit, 2 bed.
rms, full hsmt., rec. rm., lge. Sc
cluded screened porch overlooking
flower and vegetable gardens. Call
JE. 2-OSS2. OWNER.
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BACHELOR HOME-SS,O00. Love
" well-kept 1-bedrm. home on
oeaut. Anchor-fenced lot. In quiet
residential area. only 9 blks. to
excel. transp. and lge. shop CEN
SILLS real, ESTATE Ia S.o6n6
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Low DOWN PAYMENT; in town Of
Fairfax--3-bedrm. rambler; large
screened porch and carport on well
landScaped corner lot with all city
utilities. Make us an offer on the
SSIue payment tST this s& RE%sNSRs
REALTY CO., Fairfax, va. or. q
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price-3-bedrm. love nest in a
garden. The combined iiv. rm.
and din ~ is rs IT. long. Open
into l bedrm. II you need a den.
See II and be convinced. This is
Call RoRSCHARcH REALTY, ilO7
"; Broad ST., Falls Church, JE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEX. AREA

Brick rambler on Ice. level lot;
fenced yard; 3 aice-size bedrms.. ~
baths. liv. rm. with firepl.. beaut
mod. kit, carport and many other
attrac. features. Only S16.950 and
assume Ice. CT loan.
Town g. Country Realty
TIE. 6-I415 O Till g
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NEAR WINCHESTER, vA.-New a.
room brick rambler, att. garage
everything incl. patio and barbecue
pit. Special at S19,950. We have
others. Write or phone r. w.
SIROSNIDER, agent, Al E, Bos-
ssaWena, winchester, Va, Mohawk
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CUSTOM HOMES for the client look
ing for the individual. custom built
nome. We have many to choose
from; prices ranging from SIS, 900
TO S35, 900. Shown by appt. only.
Fairfax, va, CIR 3-25iI 49,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGWoOD
Builder Said Sell.
OPEN DAILY, 2-6

2 new ramhlers located in N
Arlington in a community OF new
homes. Featured are GE kitchens
and hot-water Dashboard heat. The
prices have been SLASHED for i'm
mediate sale.
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TOWN on F1TRFAX-ISTMFDTATF

POSSESSION. 5000 cash to active / Z
duty serviceman and only S11O a.
mo. incl. tax, int. prin., insur., will
handle these new. spacious brick
and redwood ramblers. The homes
feature 8 TWIN-SIzED BEDRMS.,
2 TILED BATHS. Huge shade trees
on lots 1856 IT,. deep. Sewer and
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., porch. Car
port. Sidewalks. Remarkable value
at only S1S.950. MOVE IN TO-
MORROW. CT. $3.50, builder.
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NEEDS DECORATING but can be
8 bedrmS. 2 baths, fun basement,
attached garage. Asking SI7,26O:
Will consider any reasonable offer.
"a; 1880, M. T. BROYHnL &
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WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE, exclusive
North Arlington area: $lS.96O--
3-bedrm. brk. rambler home with
carport; liv. rm. with fireplace.
equipped kit. with eating space,
l "a baths. pine-paneled rec. rm.
Assume present loan; as low as
available. T. N. LERNER a. CO.
New-Old homes any price. Call now
LA h-22nn. o I'LL q
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lEWLY PHOTOGRAPHED home with
3 bedrms.. din. rm., bsmt.; Ike. lot;
Sl3.90O. ACME REALTY CO., ia.
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COUNTRY LIVING, vet SO conven-
tent-New. brick, 3-bedrm. ram
bleri lily, rm. with frepi. and sep
arate din, rm. The darling kit.
has eating, space. There is full
daylight osmts Amazingly low
scHAcH REALTY. i1O7 ", BroSd
St. Falls Church lie 1-a7nR
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ASSUME az CT Loans -bedrn.
rambler: sep. din. rm., extra-lg
git, full bsmt. with rec. rm., Ice.
fenced lot with trees. Only S17.S5O.
Hill, REATTV MI
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BEDRMs., anil, on o9+ acres,
bordering Dificult Run and .
State roads in Fairfax hunt Sec
ton, mr.. the towns Of Vienna, Fair
Tax and Herndon; high elevation.
Phone DU. b-1637, OWNER