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With the Wind" and her drawl
was worth an Oscar. Years
later she returned to these
shores as a vastly different
Southern lady" in "A Street.
car Named Desire" and again
took home the gold statuette.
Two very familiar figures
are now appearing in very un-
familiar roles. Dramatic star
Glenn Ford is successfully
playing a farcical lead in The
Teahouse of The August
Moon" and comedian Ed
Wynn is giving four-hand-
kerchief performance in THE
Great Man."
Singers Turn Actors
Topmost among the musical
personalities who made the
jump to intense dramatics Is
crooner Frank Sinatra, who
never quivered a tonsil in two
Of his outstanding roles-as
the ill-starred soldier Maggie
in From Here to Eternity"
and as the junkie in The Man
With the Golden Arm"
Dorothy cambridge won APP
plause as the unfaithful temp
tress Carmen Jones'" and
earned an Academy Award bid.
Because Of the operate music.
singer Dorothy appeared in a
straight acting job with the
warbling dubbed in. Singing
and dancing Dan Daley also
added acting to his bag Of
tricks as a broken-down comic
in the Betty Cradle remake
Of "Burlesque" called when
My Baby Smiles At Me-"
which received an Oscar bid.
Marion Brando reversed the
process. going from straight
drama to full-fiedged musical
comedy In Guys and Dolls"
The nnouncem ent that
'Brando sings!" caused a COM
motion almost as great as that
which greeted the news that
"Garbo talks."
Shelley Winters was well es-
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ed in a new light following
her appearance as "the cap
tain's lady" in From Here To
Eternity"
Only rarely has 'the big
switch" in casting been
known to fail. But, In Clark
Cables career reversal from
herman to smoothie in Par
nell," the result was one of
the king size omelets of all
time. a
Almost all the performances
mentioned. while adding new
dimensions to careers and
changing their direction over
night. merited either Acad-
envy Award nominations or
the coveted Oscar itself. So
perhaps the long joked-about
but never seriously considered
Oscar for Bob Hope has come
in sight with Beau James"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
By JAMES BACON

HOLLYWOOD, R.-Arthur
O'Connell is the only actor in
Hollywood history who ever
profited more by losing an
Oscar than winning it.
O'Connell was the trapped
bachelor of Picnic" one of
last years memorable per-
formances. He was the out
standing favorite to win the
award for best supporting
actor. He didn't win.
Started Controversy
Jack Lennon as Ensign Pull
yer of Mister Roberts" was
the victor. Lemons per-
Torrance was just as memoir
able out his win touched off q
controversy. Many argued that
Lennon was a star in Mister
Roberts" and should have been
entered as such. His studio en-
tered him in the supporting
category because James Gag
ney was entered in the top
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7sszEE1 NE|CHbORHOO6l sagzaa i&S
Stanley Warner Theaiers

AMBASSADOR a. Z c si'S RS' NV wv
THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE" charl-
ton Heston, Anne Baxter. 1:l0. 3:15.
$50. 1.26. D:3A
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tabished as a glamor gal when
she did an about-face and
portrayed a dreary. nagging
factory worker in "A Place In
The Sum-" Deborah Kerr, who
had been known exclusively
for her ''ladylike roles. emery
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

SINCE I WROTE so much in
last weeks column I thought per-
haps / had better shorten this
weeks pennings. First, / guess you
parents should know that our
first guests on the Teen-Age Hop
on channel 10 at 2 pm. Saturday
will be the G.. w. Carver H G n
School chorus, under the direction
of Mrs. Florence Amos; Shirley
and Lee will be our first stars to
visit with the kids and sign auto
graphs, and Wally Futch, the 10
cal boy who made good; the Great
Raja, one of Americas outstand-
ing artists will sketch pictures
while the records are spinning.
The cartoon of yours truly that
you will see in the background is
part of the works of the Great
Raja.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
METROS TROUBLE

Our Metropolitan government with Manager O. W..
Campbell is having its troubles But being in It's nIancy
that is nothing strange; it will all work out 'ia'
The Dade County League of Municipalities has filed
petition with than 38 900 signatures calling for
election the question of whether the cities are to
maintain their autonomy under this form of govern
ment The league is not opposed to metropolitan
ment in principle but believes that the cities cannot at
ford to give up certain functions to Metro.
County Manager o. w: Campbell is against amending
the metropolitan charter proposed by the Dade County
League Of Municipalities If the home rule amendment IS
If we're going to clarity the charter" the county
manager asserted, ets get charter amendment that
will in fact clarity the charter by spelling out what we
mean"
Manager Campbell, the commission and the Dade
County League will meet to discuss this matter Let
hope some satisfactory results will be the outcome
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
INTERNATIONALLY SPEAKING

1t is still Russia. On Wednesday her foreign minis
ter Andre Gromyko issued warning that there might be
"at any moment between Syria and Turkey He told
the United Nations that Russia prepared to fight against
"the violators of peace"
Our secretary of state, John Foster Dulles, warns
that if Russia attacks Turkey the United States will fight
So there you have it. Will the United Nations be able
to stop the threat war? Let hope We would hate
to see a third world war.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
BRITISH ROYALTY VISITS

Queen Elizabeth II of England and her husband,
Prince Phillips are guests of President Eisenhower. The
Royal pary arrived in the United States on Wednesday
from Canada where they spent four days and were roy
ally welcomed and entertained. 60,
a nossesson she took part in the 350th anniversary OF
the founding of the first American colony
in nraver for ga lust and lasting peace" Following the
court of welcome the festival grounds she made SIM
liar prayer. ,4 ,,
In Washington the Queen received right royai
welcome. c.
inspected the guard.
Phillip at the airport They then rode for nearly an hour
through cheering crowds to the White House where Mrs
Eisenhower greeted them -.
The visit of the Queen, will doubt cement the ties
of friendship between the United States and Britain
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

VxA4sA1<C L<<A <A"1bGANSc oHAI0Nc1
JR.
who died suddenly in his home on
Oct. 10, and was buried on Oct.
is, takes, this method to thank
all kind friends, neighbors, and
relatives for their response dur
ing his untimely death and
burial.
Thanks to all of you for cards,
letters, kilograms, florals, contri-
buttons, the use Of cars, and all
sympathetic gestures.
Especial thanks to Bishop Err
nest L. Petersen of the American
Ca>noiic Church for his inspiring
eulogy, the Richardson Mortuary
for its fine services and to Mrs.
Roney White, one of the deceased
closest pals. Again, thanks to all.
James Lawrence Barnett, Sr.
father
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Things seem to be going more smoothly, aitnougn
Gov Faubus has evidently not submitted.
President Eisenhower has withdrawn 500 federal
troops from Little Rock almost half the number sent there
or;a has suggested a conference with the President
Participants will be Rep.Wm. Cramer Of Florida Charles
Jones of North Carolina Richard Pot OF Virginia ana
Bruce Alger of Texas. s
This group wants to talk about pulling out the troops
The President will listen to them We will have TO wait
results.
An interesting item comes from Wednesdays Cmca-
60 Tribune It says president Eisenhowers determna-
ton uphold the Supreme Courts desegregaton ruhng
in the Little Rock crisis is great that he indicated ne
would resign, if it failed"
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
Around Miami
BY DAVE (Mr. swing) eoNou

that's silly, if it is true My
bosom buddy, Mildred, wants YAH
to know that she can be found
behind the bar at the Mary Eliz.
Cocktail Lounge. If you should
want a bosom scecial, ask Tor
vodka and prune juice. That's
pile driver Many thanks to
Archie Pinder for the plug in his
column last week Moon
Vickers and his squaw, visiting
here from New York, will drive
their airconditioned Cadillac to
FAMU for Homecoming this week.
end George Fitzpatrick and
Garth Reeves will take the EAL
$50 flight out for Tallahassee
Friday evening.
r. C. COLEMAN of colenan's
Service Station whose newest To-
cation is on 5th street and 3rd
ave. Gulf, has donated his bus
to G.. w. Carver High School to
transport the chorus to the teen
age hop on Saturday from the
Grove If y'all know anybody
who wants to buy house, they
can practically steal mine at 2485
NV 55th terr. DR.. Hawkins
and family have finally moved
into their beautiful new Browns
vile home Reckon that's all
for now PEACE!
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
Pants Burglar
Gets IS Years

A "pants burglar" was sentenced
to IS years in state prison Thurs
day.
Police said Jeter James Wat
kins, 33, had been sought In a
series of burglaries in which he
carried of sleeping householders'
pants to get their wallets.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
DAN HoLANn

DAN BOLAND
Internati o n a !
Union Represen-
tative, h a t e S
cameras. Next
time you see
Dan, ask h / m
why ? +? I? Quick
lie Department:
Ira Blossom TAX
ing up golf =. /.
William Harris
back on the
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Judge Henderson, International
vice president of the Longshore-
mems Association, was in Nassau
this week in connection with a
settlement of a strike at the Saw
yer's dock in Miami.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

scene Gates is back in town
Houses east of 17th ave. be-
tween saith and Goth SITS. for sale.
Make no mistakes, that 18th ave.
and 18th complete the square.
FRANKIE LYMAN has a
Swing LIP out on the market. Be
sure you get it The food at
ODell's new dining room is won-
derful. Have a 60 at it sometime
soon, and I'm sure you'll enjoy
good meal asked Bahama
Mama when she was getting mar
ried and who was the lucky fell
low. She replied, "Someday to
somebody" If any of you fellows
are interested, please mail all ap-
plications to the Bahama Mama,
care of Sir John Hotel, and if you
don't get an answer, you" know
you don't qualify.
! HAVE BEEN told that Count
Basic broke up his band. think
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

SeILlemenL or SLrlke al the OdW-
yer's dock in Miami.
j. r. E. Lee, vice president of
the Florida AIM University and
I founder of the well known Or
ange Blossom Classic and DR.. ].
p. Davis, were visitors to Nassau
this week. They are interested IN
bringing the Bahamas Police Band
to Miami for the Orange Blossom
Football Classic and wanted to
have an interview with the Bahia
mas Development Board. Credit
for the idea goes to Elliott J..
Pieze of the Miami Times.
Friends of Mrs. Beatrice Rob-
inson of 1861 NV 63rd ST., are
pleased to learn that she is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Last Sunday afternoon the Col
den Age Club had its annual din
ner at the Liberty Square Audi
torium. An appropriate program
was rendered, and very enjoy
able afternoon it was.
President Fulgencia Batista Of
Cuba is still having a plenty of
trouble with riots and bloodshed.
Even his armed forces have many
disloyal members, but Batista
still masters the situation.
The Rev. James Logan Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, is a guest at the
Sir John Hotel. FIR. Logan Is in
Miami In connection with the
Conference of Church Workers
that meet In Miami just prior 10
the General Convention of h e
Episcopal Church at Miami Beach
next year.
Over the weekend the Rev.
Tallie Caution from National
HeaQuarters expects to be in Mi
ami.
Here we 60 again. Louis (Satch-
mo) Armstrong; engagement to
play for the Arkansas u student
body has been cancelled. The
reason. Just a little too much ur1-
necessary talk.
United States District Judge On
Wednesday ordered Houston,
Texas schools to integrate with
all deliberate speed"
We will be watching events in
Texas.
North Miami Beach officers re-
port chasing Earl Williams and
Charlie Cooper of Dania for IL
miles at 100 miles an hour before
arresting them for speeding. They
said when told to get out Of their
car, the men began lighting. The.
results--they were treated for
cuts and bruises and placed in
North Miami jail.
In Cleveland, Ohio, the Catho-
lie Federation of Women's Clubs
has appointed Miss Martha H.
Frye as member of its executive
board. Miss Frye is the first of
her race to be honored with an
executive appointment by this
federation.
Miss Frye is vice president
controller Of the Dunbar L e
Insurance Company and secretary
of the Bardun Mortgage Invest
ment Co. of Cleveland.
The Federated Colonies in the
West Indies will, in the not dis
tant future, have a new West in
dia Regiment to replace the Brit
ish troops now stationed in tha.
region.
The old West India Regiment
gave heroic service in the Boer
War and also in World War 1.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
"cREDO OF THE NEGRO PRESS"

PRESS-beIeves
belief
all are hurtas mi .
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Circuit Judge Stanley Milledge
attacked press photographers on
Wednesday. The judge did not
want his picture taken, but it was
snapped and appeared in the dali
les. The judges action was re-
ported to Gov. Collins who prom
ised to have an investigation.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

The men of Ebenezer Church,
the Rev. A. d. Hall, pastor, are
still talking about their Mems
Day success last Sunday when
they raised $500. Congratulations
but I'll bet the women gave them
some help.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

United States District Judge On
Wednesday ordered Houston,
Texas schools to integrate with
all deliberate speed"
We will be watching events in
Texas.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Here we 60 again. Louis (Satch-
mo) Armstrong; engagement to
play for the Arkansas U student
body has been cancelled. The
reason. Just little too much un-
necessary talk.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Friends of Mrs. Beatrice Rob
inSon of 1851 NV 63rd St, ar
pleased to learn that she is re
covering from her recent illness.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

The Federated Colonies in the
West Indies will, in the not dis
tant future, have a new West in
dia Regiment to replace the Brit
ish troops now stationed in tha.
region.
The old West India Regiment
gave heroic service in the Boer
War and also in World War 1.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
JUST BRoWsIN'
PAUL r. HENRY

In Ft. Lauderdale two boys at
tending band practice on the
school playground of billiard High
School got into a row over a
drum. Both had guns and used
them. One was hurt and bullet
struck 13-year-old girl in the
vicinity.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

President Fulgencia Batista Of
Cuba is still having a plenty of
trouble with riots and bloodshed.
Even his armed forces have many
disloyal members, but Batista
still masters the situation.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Last Sunday afternoon the Col
den Age Club had its annual din
ner at the Liberty Square Audi
torium. An appropriate program
was rendered, and a very enjoy
able afternoon it was.
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SPLIT-LEVEL
3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S17.575

New brick plit-level. midway be-
tween Bethesda and Rockville. This
actually is an unusual home in that
u contains 3 bedrms., 2 baths, sep.
din. Tm... lge. kit. with eating space:
nm. family or rec. rm., utility rm,
end plenty Of storage space. Very
shop, ctr: parochial school bus
practically at door; also adjacent
TO q 7O0-acre recreation park. CT,
81 .SuO cash and Sl10 per mo. total
payment. FILA. S3.700 cash and
Si0g per mo. total payment. YOU
SSHoULD SEE THIS AS A MATTER
ths o orGinsasRlSooMI 4 little out ,of
8 pm.
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ALSO

In the same locality. a new, brick.
4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler with liy'
rm., din; rm., kit. with eating space
eye-level oven and disposal. Full
osmt. Priced at S1S.990. Ii YOU
Heeo nedrms., you cannot do bet.
'er' Gail HE. 7-665O til 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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GAITHERSBURG

3-beorm, fun bsmt ranblers on
huge wooded lots. Convenient 10
Acc and new Bureau Of Standards
Only $500 down 10 qualified vets
and $50 monthly on 30-year Az 3
loans; Sl4 go Now being completed
for June delivery. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN a. son, HA s-t250. ewes D..
OIL. 2-S62O
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PRIDE!

or ownership will be yours in this
custom-built split-leyel. One acre Of
grouno. lowering oak trees. . fire.
iul baths, dining room. plus a large,
beautiful kitchen. An exclusive sec.
lion OF Silver Spring. Priced right;
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EXCLUSIVE
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

An all-brick rambler with 8 twin
SIZE bsdrms. and about everything
else for gracious living. A real
nome, asking S34,5O0. See IL nowi
ROBERT E. HEATER, EXCLUSIVE
agent. HE. 1927. Come out Coles
VIE rd. about / mi. from -Four
Corners turn left TO my office.
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BURNT Mills vILLAGE-Truiy a

CHEVY CHASE, close TO Chevy
Chase circle Perfect condition
English-style brick Colonial. Gen-
erQuS.Sizc rooms 3 bedrooms and
I? baths on md floor: . additional
bedrooms on Ord floor. Large rec
reation room In basement ".cat
Call WO $4,000 I'll u pm, EDW
y JONES d CO., INC, Chevy
Chase u. G,
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! APIS. UNFURN.-vA. (cont. J

Alexandria, lovely 2-bedroom
apt. in RoSemont section. close to
everything: $50 per month. TOWN
q COUNTRY REALTY. TIE. f-I4Ih.
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r RAMBLER, custom designed and
built min from d. & line IN
excellent Bethesda locations. 8
hedrfns, . baths, den Nv. rm W. N
fireplace. tcLarate dining rm, extra
large screened porch completely
equipped kitchen with table space
rec I'm wGrksr 3D. utility RIM and
servants suite basement. S325.
THOMAS l.. PHILLIPS CO, WO.
b-7DUO
ROCKVILLE--CAPE COD with ali
extras, fireplace, dishwasher. dis
posa., deep freeze. WASH power
mower. available immediately; SHE
per mo THOMAS l.. PHILLIPS
WILSON HIGH AREA--3.bedrm. ..
bath bfk. semldetached, SlhO ~.
mo THOA rs L. PHILLIPS CO,
WO 6-7h00
5000 CURTIS DR.-3-bedroom
split-lt Ell. Sil5 month
bfs FQYhall ~ Sc - bedroom
sem detached brick sos month
10 2-31sj MR. APPLEBY.
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WUVHLNWN FIICV fCdUced on This
loveiN 1-room Colonial home IN
roc, room and wall-to-Wall carpet
inR are only two OF the numerous
appointments to be found. owner
sacrifice due TO I'll health Sa,0Oj
cash Will handle Call TN s \ M
WA. I.3gO0, ROBERT S DAVIS &
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bU1LDEHS CLOSEOUT
TOD Silver Spring locstion---3-
nedrm.. split-level homes, IA baths.
hrepl in liv. rm., Ice. Kit Terms
to. qualified purchasers. Close TO
schools. shop. transp.
LEO A. Dryer Il CO, INC.
JU. 3-sO33 Mrs Wills RA. b-J455
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Ideal for Doctor

This 1-year-old split-level home
located near Wheaton shopping CEN
ter, IS an excellent location for a
doctoT once and residence. Circle
ment can be arranged for once and
waiting room. Three bedrooms. Uy-
ing, room with fireplace, dining 20
ana large kitchen with table space
PROVIDE ADEQUATE living quarters
PrIced Sl7,5O0. Can assume $4,000
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housEs HY nrGMEsl no. none

HUINES III HINHENi no money
down and u is Excellent
manor-type home. solid brick con-
s'rut lon fiye,. large bedrooms. .
OIL h -w.h. double garage excel
lent opportunity at Sid.95O. " r..
HUGHES CO. AP. 1-linU I'll up m,
SlG,950; COLLEGE PARK-Lgc. q.
bcdrm. brick Cape Cod Nv. rn,.
with firepl, full-Size din rin', moe
kit. on ls-acre lot. HE. i.3hO0.
eyes IA "-S@gi W. W. LEWIS,
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WOODMOOR-Dlstinction, comfort
convenience. in this custom -brick,
3.bedrm rambler; wall-to-wall
carpeting. cleo kit. with brkfSt
space, . nrepls. bar and picture
window " rec I'm cedar storage
photo darkroom. substantial cash
required HONE MERCHANTS, Ju
% $500.
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RIGGS PARk AREA, 51O7 Chillum
pi. n.e-Semidet. brk house: =
rms, tile bath. full bsmt., electric
washer new-house cond., fenced
yard. mr., new shop. center: express
bus 70 oowntoun: sos per mo. A. c.
Il st nv. DI, 9-9057. ewes, OIL
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. true center
nall. 4 bcdrms, tall on l levelD,
ga baths. .4xl3 .hv. nm, 15xl4
DIN. rm.. I7xi0 kit tall elec },
dishwssher. disposal, eye level oven,
separate utility rm.. bSmt.. carport
SIT. lot Possession 20 Wk5. Price
S25 AHO Rel HESDA REALTY, oil.
4-l4l5 TIL 9 pm
BETHESDA.-Br Brick rambler: 3 bed
rms. = baths, modern kitchen with
dishxashtT and disposal: att. ga
rage, large screened porch. level,
fenced lot Immediate possession.
Vacant Asking S23. 1850 BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2320;
ewes. OIL. 43a75.
BETHESDA. OF Bradley blvd =
Charming, 6-yr.-old brick Califor-
MA rancher. absolutely Immaculate
and loaded with charm BriRht Nv.
I rm t25xl41 with stone firepl., sep.
din. I'm. C3xlil. family size elec-
tric kitchen with dishwaSher and
disposal. 3 lse. bedrms.. . baths
utility m. huge patio. ALL ON
ONE FLOOR. Must sec 20 appreci-
ate. So $50. FRANK S. PHILIPS.
BETHEsDA--Attr. Colonial on level
Rsaiiois, S o. 4.7sdS III o. piSANi'
nrrHIUcn =,
o. anynso ~, ms s,i ~ ooh mouse
room rambler: 30-ft. living dining
room. charming kitchen. midst
trees and rock garden Close 10
s s,s 9Eo, snd ,SsnsS his is only
tor, OF, Anil III u
nrTuESn. Siso ~, :, s.1. ,,--,,,.,-
rambler, in lovely Gayreit IT. PAY T
Estates. Modern kitchen with dish
washer and disposal: Screened
porch, fun bsmt exceiient hnarr.
Ing: iarSe a. loan EN- n.sSH6.
eNes.. OIL. a-a5IG DISTRICT.
MARYIAND REALTY.
erTursnG p,,.t c.,a.,.i .,...
DER room; Z Bedrooms and S bath pT IN:
possession: Ssi,560 with exrejisnt
co, EN- e-o3I,,. ewes or a-lats
RETurSnA mApIp ,voon SO oao
wsitirn nistansa 'r My,y c;uuu;
Iioenit,., uEt1i, .st MN U hnq , M,,aeyai
b riek half ss s,b 'H or 0netea' mnlve
pine recreation room y J, S NOBLE
. p,nr. 49, .,,,,, s9og. ~. s,.eoo.
ISe. 81 loan; sg6 per mo. 2 bedrms.,
Nv; Fm.' ,uinette; bright XII : I'm
p TulS Y noj y ye ienssd ~ SlgaS0
tors, ~. f-s,,24' -. ..--------.---
BURNT MILLS vILLAGE--Truiy a
pIeStIge iocatlon; modern b-rm.
orick rambler with "a baths. very
spaeio1s rooms. oreezeway and ga
rage sn.yr; financing. ced ST. :
oUu. HUGH y. .'Eck, HE $4,000,
BURNING TREE, appro0 is-aere site
L-Cnarming 3-oedronni, "-bath.
nIiek colonial; sep. din, rm;, Ice.
kltcnen Win dining area. bsmt ,
rec, tin, large closets bay windows.
eernsting, grapes etc so. 5On. IN
Observation-Disclosures III ,nI Res,,nr Imust
Sill nj "a ~
C,,pyv ----.
SGmhns onASE' close TO Chevy
Inee elICe Perleet,condltion
Ensilsh.stVie brick Colonial Gen.
1rpuSIsl1c rooms; beurooms and
baths ON md Moor: additional
peutoom6 on 3rd fo0r, Large. rec
Inca.lon room IN basement, ".car
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Trees surround this charming g.
bedroom rambler that is situated on
a betteI-than- average size lot Trujy
tamlly-Slze kitchen with plenty Of
eating space, basement. hot-Water
neat: front porch and beautiful
rear patio. Walk to bus, schools or
shopping. Priced to sell at S12roa
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ALEX, 1872 Richmond hgwy
Beautiful 2-beorm apt.: liv. rm.
and din, rm. with beamed ceiling,
TIE oath, mod kit, Sl25 mo. incl.