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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

~ AAA $50 h@~hAA NNhNEAAA6hAtA
North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-"I'm not
sorry and I'm not delighted
somewhere in between"
said 19-year-old Jean Sc
berg. star of "Bonjour iris
teSse" and saint JOAN"
when I asked. IF you had to
do 1t all over again, would
you choose to be a movie
starr"
Jean as Joan of Arc was
murdered all over again, in
print. for her performance in
the Otto Preminger produc-
ton. But the producer gave
another chance to the drug
gist's daughter from Mar
Shalltown, Iowa, with the role
of the precocious Cecile in
the movie version of the
FRANCHISE Sagan best seller.
She is co-starred with Deb
orah Kerr and David Niven.
"And I think I did a better
job was 10 months more
experienced. Playing Joan
was really a nightmare. But
if it hadn't happened that
way, it might not have hap
pened at all.
Joan Beyond Her
But I suffered very much
from some of the things writ
ten about me in England
while I was making the pic
ture. I'm not very fond of
some sections of the English
press. It's amazing that a
country that has such ele-
gance in literature and man
ners can be so cheaply sensa-
tional in some of its news
papers. How can they have
such opposites for instance,
as the London Daily Sketch
and the London Times?
After the first press con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

year / turned down several
Broadway plays.
THE roles were either repe'
titious or they were no chal-
lenge."
Always on the lookout for
change. one OF the entice-
ments Of The Goddess" was
that the role requires her 70
age from IS TO 80. the latter
being approximately Kim'S
own unprecisely admitted
vintage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
THE PASSING SHOW
HowWiIIYou Bet
On Oscar Vote?

other three, Miss Taylor's
nomination itself is almost
incredible Miss Turner can
be disposed of by attributing
her performance to Director
Mark Robson, and Miss
Woodward will have to ma
ture. Hence, a voteless
WaShingtonian's vote for
Miss Kerr-for an Academy
award or the Vice Presi-
dency of the United States.
In the supporting player
category. both sexes, the
stage is set for some vivacious
controversy.
Among the men. the COM
petition will be between Red
Buttons, "Sayonara"; Vito
rio de Sica, "A Farewell to
Arms; Sessue Hayakawa.
Bridge on the River Kwai"::
Arthur Kennedy, "Peyton
Place; and Russ Tamblyn,
"Peyton Place"
OF these. the performance
with the biggest impact If
only for its surprise is that of
Red Buttons, Heretofore
known only as a televiSion
comedian. AS the American
sergeant who marries a ia
panese girl in defiance of
Army regulations, he aston
ished moviegoers with a sem
sitive, moving portrait of the
little guy who refused to be
pushed around.
Sergeant a Natural"
The character itself being
the kind which has always
been irresistible to the Amer
lean electorate. it is this de-
partment's choice as the I'LL
innate winner on March 26.
The women'S fair for being
troublesome asserts itself
again in trying to choose a
best supporting performance
on the part of the sex.
The five nominees are Car
olyn Jones. Bachelor Party;
Elsa Manchester, Witness
for the Prosecution; Hope
Lange. ''Peyton Place; Mi
yoShi Umeki. "Sayonara"::
and Diane Varsi, "Peyton
Place"
This prophet will choose
Miss Varsi as the probable
winner and, having done so,
will turn around and flee
with no explanation for his
Judgment.
For once. and most cheer
fully. the Academy's nomina-
tons for best picture of 1857
coincide perfectly with the
nominations for the best di-
rector.
The Tough One
1t does not follow from this
that best picture will be the
measure of best direction
which some richards insist
but the prospects are better
than usual that this could be
the case.
AS for the slate, picture
and director listed together,
it includes Bridge on the
River Kwai," directed by
David Lean; "Peyton Place"
by Mark Robson; "Sayo-
nara Josh Logan: 10
Angry Men," Sidney Lumet,
and Witness for the Prose-
cution," Billy Wilder.
The general sentiment is
that the hot contest will be
between Witness for the
Prosecution" and Bridge on
the River Kwai," with its
correlative duel between the
Messrs. Lean and Wilder.
Both pictures are brilliantly
made. with "Kwai" slightly
the better bet unless the duel
between them permits
"12 Angry Men" to slip in a
winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Il do II with mirrors. she
blithely remarks.
As a critic Of critics Miss
Stanley feels that movieland
has one advantage over
Broadway
The movie critics don't
have the same life-and-
death power OF deciding .
shows fate" she says.
People should have q
chance TO make up their own
minds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
She's Just
Not Worth
Any $500
BY WARD MOREHoUsE

ny WhND MOnGUONbB
North American Newspaper Alliance
NEW YORK.--An aroused
Helen Hayes was discussing
the high cost OF theater-
going. Specifically she re-
ferred to the charge Of 90 90
for seats in the FIRST eight
rows at evening perform
ances Of Time Remem.
bered." which stars her at the
Morosco.
I'm hurt by IT," she said.
II disown the whole thing.
God knows. I did everything
possible to bring about lower
prices.
1T hurt me because I've
had a love affair with the
American theater and It's
public for so years. I want
this TO be known: I signed
my contract for q straight
10 per cent Of the gross, the
lowest any star was ever
given. I later tore up that
contract and took one for
less than 10 per cent.
Not Her Doing
THAT $3.50 per seat isn't
my doing It's the doing Of
that old devil. the production.
It's really not greed on the
part OF the management,
either; it's just the instinct
for survival. / don't think
I'm worth $500 a ticket. not
even with Susan Strasberg
and Richard Burton playing
with me. 1t all makes me
very sad"
Helen Hayes contract with
Time Remembered" runs
until June 80. She will then
go to Zermat. Switzerland. to
join her son. James Mac.
Arthur. who will be there to
star in a Walt Disney film.
He's doing well in the movies.
After Switzerland. she will
go to Italy to confer with
Anita Loos on the comedy,
Cock a : Doodle Daisy"
Which may be ready for Miss
Hayes next season. Charles
Macarthur. her playwright
husband. was working on the
script at the time Of his
death.
A Happy Liver
II want to go to Italy fancy
free and see If we can't get
the play into shape" she
said. Anita will be at q
health resort just outside Of
Florence. It's a spa. I went
there last year and took the
cure. It's for the liver. but
my liver is adorable, the
happiest you ever saw. Last
year I went on a diet, but
this year the heck with 1t. ~
IN never forget when my
mother and I went tosItaly
with my manager, George C.
Tyler. It was around 1920
and George was a big man in
the theater. He met the
Olympic at Cherbourg with q
white Renault and he was
wearing a white linen buster.
He gave us white linen dust
ers and We set of across
Europe. We were mobbed
just about everywhere"
Over dinner at the Oak
Room breast Of capon, fol-
lowed by a strawberry sundae
and coffee, Miss Hayes dis
closed that she has given up
her East End apartment
since her husbands death.
She now commutes by car be-
tween the Morosco and her
home in Nyack.
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SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-"The Deep Six; 1:2O 800. $40, 7:25
and $3.50 pm.
APEx-"Desk set;" 1:2o. $685. $50. 7:s5 and s:4o PM
CAPTTOL-"Gft Of Love-" 1885, 3:S5, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Raintree County" 1890 325, Sis and
910 pm.
DUPONT-'The Bride Is Much Too Beautiful" lis, 3,
4:40. 6:25, $40 and 9:55 pm.
KETTH'S-"Old Yeller"; 1890, 2:15, 1855, $40, 7:55
and 1910 pm.
Observation-Disclosures of Summer Night; O. $685. 7:5o
and $50 pm.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Deep Six; lis. S:10 Sis. 7:2O
and $3.50 pm.
ONTARIO-Witness for the Prosecution; $40. $40.
1880 and 9:45 pm
PALACE-"Farewe to Arms; l. $780, $40 and $50 pm.
PLAYHoUSE-"WId Is the Wind; /, $40. Sis, 7:2O
and $3.50 pm.
PLAZA-"And God Created Woman" 10 3:l5 rs 7:35
and GAS pm
RANs-LUX-"Bonour Tristesse"; 1880, s:4O 5:40 7:5O
and 9:55 pm
UPTOWN-"Around the World in 80 Days" and 80 pm.
WARNER-"Search for Paradise; and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Editor

oNoA Aae
There is always something
so Serenely certain about this
Sundays column.
Not that it will be brilliant
or anything like that, you
understand, but merely that
there is no need to go CROP
ing for a subject.
The latter is provided by
the nominations for the
1857 Academy awards. These
always come along sufficient
" far ahead of February's
last Sunday that drama
columnists can feel briefly
like political writer's, picking
winners helter- SHELTER while
trying to conceal the truth
that the choices are mere
prejudices.
A man need not be aloof in
a game such as this, but it
is always well to look as if he
were.
It's A Yearly Lark
The business of outgueSS-
ing the Academy voters is
always a kind of irresponsi-
bic lark in which the film
reviewers become less pas
Sionately involved than mo-
vie fans. The formers APP
proach to it all is that If
the Academy's voters refuse
to be guided by the highest
standards of taste and the
most acute Of appreciation,
they can go hang.
UNDERSTANDABLE, while the
top award at the March 26
ceremonial telecaSt will be
the one for best picture, this
somehow always lacks the
heat of other contests. The
personal ones for best per-
formances inspire the real
fury and this year the furies
could be colossal.
In. for instance, the case
of the best male performance
by a star.
One Vote for Guinness
The nominees here are
Marion Brando for Say
onara;" Alec Guinness
Bridge on the River Kwai::"
Charles Laughton. Witness
for the Prosecution" and
Anthony Quinn and Anthony
FrancioSa both in wild Is
the Wind"
This fearless department
predicts that the winner will
be Mr.. Guinness. and English
actor who thinks and utters
pleasant thoughts bout
Hollywood, after a hot race
with Mr.. Laughton.
AS for the others. Mr..
Quinn already has a support
ing player Oscar, and Mr..
Brando his award for the
best performance by a star
in "On the Waterfront Mr..
Franciosa is young and has
lots Of time. Also talent.
The women, a sex always
surrounded by more of I'M
predictability, offer rather
more of a dilemma or a chal-
lenge to a tout's confidence.
The five nominated are
Debora h Kerr, Heaven
Knows Mr.. Allison; Anna
Magani, Wild Is The Wind:
Elizabeth Taylor, "Raintree
County; Lana Turner. "Pey-
ton Place." and jeanne
woodward, The Three
Faces of Eve"
This corners favorite is
Miss Kerr, which clearly
shows what his type is. To
Miss Kerr, Miss Magnani
would be more of a challenge
had she not already won her
award for her Rose Tattoo"
performance. AS for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Jean Seberg, Murdered Newcomer,
Is Not Sorry That 1t All Happened

Ingrid Bergman's movie of
Joan failed. And don't be-
lieve her play on Joan was
received well, either. It's a
terribly difficult part. I'd
like to try Joan again one
day when I've had much
more experience. I think
part of the failure of Joan
is that people are tired of
her. There's no suspense.
Everyone knows exactly what
is going to happen. And in
my case, an unknown, people
and critics came to the the
aters saying Show me-
There were also $4,000
mothers saying, My Hazel
would have been better
It Was Awful
Jean was chosen for the
role from thousands of young
hopefuls from all over the
world. This talent hunt
was really on the level.
1.-THE reviews came at
such a bad time" continued
the urchin-cropped, slender
actress. Il was exhausted
and rented an apartment and
car in the South of France
for a month. I was all alone
when the reviews came to
me. If only I had had
someone to say. Don't be
too unhappy, it's your first
picture But there was no
one. 1t was awful"
When Miss Seberg arrived
in France after Joan
Topped" her bosses sent her
flowers. Thank you very
much" Jean wrote them.
But 1 should be sending
you some flowers!"
There have been rumors of
a romance between Premin-
ger and his protege. Otto is
now being divorced by his
wife. But this Jean indig-
nantly denies. It's abso-
lutely false about Mr.. Prem
niger. When the story was
first printed, I called my
mother so she wouldn't be
upset by the neighbors read
ing and telling her about it.
It's a shame that things
have reached a point where
you can't see your employer
socially. If I hadn't gotten
my rest. I'd have had a break
down. For the first time in
my life, my face broke out,
because of my nervous con-
dition." You can see why I
asked Jean that If you had
to do it all over again" ques-
ton.
Parents Are Proud
HAS your stardom affected
the lives Of your parents?"
was the next probing ques-
ton.
THE only problem with
my parents" said Jean. sis
that, before all this hap
pened, they always had no
reason not to believe what
they read about movie stars.
SO when they read was
terribly unhappy or having a
romance with Mr.. Preminger,
they believed 1t at first. Now.
unless / call them immedi-
ately. they don't know what
to believe. But they are
proud Of my career. My
father embarrasSes me TO
tears-whenever anything is
printed about me In a mag
azine. he opens 1t UP and sits
1t on a stool in his drugstore.
so that everyone can see.
When a local artist drew q
portrait OF me for the
County Committee celebra-
ton for my Homecoming. he
wanted TO put up the picture
afterward in the drugstore.
but l persuaded him to put
II in the basement.
you asked me II I'm sorry
all this happened. I've always
wanted TO be an actress. so
/ guess I'm glad II happened.
What do / do next? That's
UP to my boss. Mr.. Preminger.
The reviews so far on Bon
jour Tristesse' have been
good. What I'd like to do now
Is take time out to study
acting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

"Auntie Name" the comedy which scored a
Washington hit before going on to be a Broad
way success for Rosalind Russell, comes back
to us now with Constance Bennett in the title
role. It opens at the National Theater tomor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

ARENA-"Apolo" and THE Browning Version" pm.
NATIONAI-Dark. "Auntie Name" starts tomorrow
SHUBERT-Dark Visit to Small Planet" starts tomor-
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s i5.SSo, assume mIsi s,So 3 az loan . p
on this attrac,, 5-bedrm; brick
rambler. Sep, din. rm., kitchen
bsmt... outside entr.. deep fenced
yard; near school and bus: S93
mo-. Incl taxes and ms, MRS,
HART. JU 5-07Tb coy A. RI
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ROCKVILLE, WEST END bed
near playground; 8 Yrs' old Sue
kitehen has been remodeled
Ayail at recent FHA appraisal
o. sl3.500 other nearby and
Upper co. homes for sale. Call Pc.
z.,a41SI' HENRY H, CARTER RE-
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LUX MAN0R--Beautiful brick RAM
bier on ls-aere level corner lot;
trees; with American Standard air-
eond.; liv. rm., picture window.
kit, equipped dishwaSher, Dis
ished weather stripped; 4 baths,
bedrms.. over supply Of closets,
3 porches. carport. VIII. 6-7o34.
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RANDOLPH HILLS - immaculate
sir-cond 3-bedrm. rambler, bsrt
50 900 On. assume OF loan. TAM
BLYN a. CO., 10. 5-c930. VIII.
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PARKWOOD--3-bedrm brick RAM
bier; full bsmt,, comb. liv din.
nm. all GE kit; fenced-in yard.
Open | %. 1000 Thornwood I'd.
OWNER, VIII. 6-20Sd
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(Wyngate) Owner
selling brick Colonial: llv. rm..
firepl., full sep. din. rm.. kit with
table SPACE, powder rm,: 8 bed
rms. bath. full bsmt. Mr., NH,
ssehools, etc. S1s.290. Call OIL.
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KENgINGTON--S0O0 down. bed
rms. large kit, tile bath; fruit
trees; all brk Cape Cod with fun
bsmt,. on nice, quiet st., eonyen.
TO schools and shopping. SiA,sS0.
OWNER, 10. 4-ns3G3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

brick Colonial with considerable
eye appeal; surrounded BY green
lawns and trees for SHADY summer
eonlort; side.hall plan, with 5
garage. Fairly priced in low onS
Cell Mr.. Cowell. JU, 5-65 s6
THOMAS J. FISHER a CO., NC.
CHEVY CHASE - Gracious brick
Colonial n With center hall. formal
study. and powder rm' on isl fir
oedrms;, 3 baths: paneled rec.
rm. and bath in bsmt.; 2-car ga.
rage, KoRZENDORFER, REAL
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Sans 18th ST. NV,

04U0 I0III 81. INV.
Just vacated. Side hall,
in heart OF Brentwood, 20
n. Col. brick. s Ice. rms.
and . baths. den on LIST
floor, new gas heat Be the
early bird. Mr.. Norris, LII,
4-49s3.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

CAPITOL HILL-House: fat 'front.'
lbs-ft. lot garage; very liveAble
Close 20 Capitol nice yd,; only
II. 3-lo54. PRfNGLE REALTY,
II. B-2525,
CONGRESS HETGHTs-2 bedrms !,
corner bungalow; full bsmt,. gas
heat, garage. newly DECORATED;
term; JOHN Y. SHELTON Real
HILLCREsT. D. q. = Custom built
BY OWNER. 202s saith st, Sc,
nILLcREST-Priced right: one g.
rm. brick. z baths. rec. rm. one
S-rm. stone, = baths, extra large
lot. SOUTHEAST REALTY Lu,
HILLCREsT-Owner retired. leav-
Ing city; must sell brick home on
beaut, lot, Anchor fenced; 4 bed
rms. ? baths. Paneled rec. rm,
with firepl. Large din. rm. Kitchen
With. table space, Liv. rnn. has
tirepl; daTage, Priced at big loss
NASH STREET. HILLCREsT-
Brand-new 3-bcdrm. rambler. z
baths, liv. rm. with firepl.. din,
rni.. kit, front patio, BY eppoint-
ment only. Ewes, Mr.. Magella
~, l-Sdols0n2.; ANAcosTIA REALTY
VIC. GOOD HOPE RD. and MINI
Ave.--2-bedrm,, semi-det, brick
Excel. eond.. lovely yard. Neigh
borhood well maintained, 500 pei
mo. pays all. NJ. E. SMITH, INC,
pI. 1-7S71, LII. 1882, RE
OPEN 2 TO 5 =. Completely air
cond, 622 Galveston ST. OF So
Capitol. Perfect 3-bedrm. brick;
powder and rec. rms, assume 4es
loan, $3.50 down, bal. like rent
cox & Co, RE. 7-1633: ewes,
OIL. 6-722e,
CAPITOL HILL. is q st. Sc
Restored like new; priced for QUICK
sale. LIST floor, living dining rm.
kit. dinette area, powder rm.; Enc
floor, 3 bedrms., bath; bsmt., recre,
alton rm,. laundry rm., bath. OpeT
sun, 20, or BY appt., RA. 3-55SS
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SILVERMAN

DI. 7-241l or LII. 1-03a3
coLoRED-oPEN SUN. 1850
4026 E STREET Sc.
3 bedrms., large din. rm,. mod
ern kit. and bath; best In this area.
Priced right. FLA or conventional.
Mrs. Queen on premises. 10, 2-245S,
ia. e-517S or DU. 7-s42O.
Daisey c. Lewis, Realty
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coNS; AVE; EsTATEs-4-bedrm.
2-bath prick Cape Cod; new house
cond. Fenced yard, Attractive
tiled full hsmt.: within Q biks
Weller Elementary. Belt Jr. High,
and Wheaton Sr. High. Owner
transierred lmmed, possession.
For amt, cali WI R-R0z0
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4s27 GEORGIA AVE. NV.

A real money-maker. 3
ants. > lovely 4-room apis.
plus I efhciency apt. 3 kits.
Full bsmt. Built-in garage,
large front and back yard.
Mr. McCottry, ewes, TU.
2-S45S.
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Additional cottage; S25. 900. OF.
4-4522. c. W, BARTON co
SILVER sPRING = New 3-bedrn,
brick rambler: "a baths. sep. din,
I'm level lot: of Forest Glen "a.
5000 Renfrew I'd: $4,000 Open
Sat and Sun ewes By appt.
BUILDER OWNER, ~ s-5s39
SILVER sPRING-Three-bedYooni,
brick-sno-frame Colonial Pan
eled rec FDl scr. porch awnings.
aluminium romb vlndowS nice
lot; excel school loo. conv 20
'rangp FHA loW down payment
OWNER, 10 a-54f6.
SILVER SPRING CORNER RAM
BLER-Beats renting ideal start
er for young marrieds; $3.50 On,
SIS mo incl ell: lge. rooms, clean
RIPLEY CO. JU 5-6li1
sILvER SYRINGE s595 DOWN.
Lovely 2-bedrm. Oct brick ran-
bier, plus 4-rm. IN apt. Ia bsnt.
to helm pay YOUR rent close IN.
10 5-3740i sves, Tu. 2-b9qI
CONTINUED on NeEs PaEs)
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GLENMoNT -WHEGT0N-No money
On. GI. SI1.50O. Attrac. 3-bedrm
rambler. Huge kit. 23-ft. scr. peh
Tree-shaded fenced "a. mr. bus and
all schools, Ss4 mo, incl taxes, ms.
Mrs Hart, ~. 5-0T75. cox & co
GREENACREs-3-bedrm brk. Co
lonial. gar, porch: Anchor fence:
nr. schools assume Oh loan with
$500 cash. No AGENTS. OIL.
2-0698
HAR-TZEON-Large brick 3-bed
I'm. rambler With y baths, and
knOtty pine rec. rm., . olks. 70
schools. shopping and transp Huge
Oh loan can be assumed 10 3
39ss, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
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R0CKVILLE--Lge. wooded lot on
court. Firepl. din. rm., 3 bedrmS
"a baths, util rm. Terrace. lee.
porch. Storage attic Near schools,
city park. Near Natl. pike 10
NH, ACC. FHA or take over a.
81 loan. $4,000. OWNER. PO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
326 BUCHANAN sT. nav.

Completely redecorsted
corner brick home Side
hall, liv. rm.. din. rnn., den.
s ige. rms. natural bed
rms, tiled bath, mod, kit,
blt.-in garage Priced right,
try 81. 900 dn. Mr. Culver,
ewes, RIA. 6-6075.
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BURNp MILLS KN.-By OWNER.
4-bedrm,, 3-bath. pine pan. rec.
I'm, REDUCED 70 under $4,000,
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FAIRLAWN- ANACOSTIA

AI1tLzt WN-hIN I IN
Just listed Beautiful 2-bedrm.
semidet. brick with paneled rec.
rm., concrete front porch. liv. rm.:
din. rm., kit; nice lot. Price, Sl2,-
300. Also 3-bedrm. semidet. brick
with rec. I'm. for $4,000 Call Mr..
Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24S0i ewes. and
sun. AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

PINEY POINT. ND. - : bedroom
waterfront house, ideal for sum
mer home. excel. fishing or boating
area; $1,000 for my equity, So
500 remaining balance; $50 per
mo. payts. L, A, JENSEN, Ptney
Point. Nd. Phone ON. 5l-J-2. o.
CHARLES coUNTY-suhurban nv
ing easy committing. Brick 4-bed-
rm., 2-hath home. full bsmt,; in
Ia Plata. S17,490.
Colonial rambler, rms, 2 baths;
on 10 acres; patio. 2-rm. servants
cottage. Fine buy, SCI 800.
MICKLER REALTY
LaPlata, Md. West 4-s45s
oENTLEMAH'S ESTATE
HOWARD COUNTY
Words can't do 1t Justice, Pala-
tial stone residence containing "a
rooms and z tile baths sitting IN
the center Of % acres Wonderful
view; two tenant houses, barn.
Some discriminating family will
take pride In the acquisition Of this
estate, Call Mr. Pensel. Mulberry
b-40S4; evenings, Ridgeway 7-2642
W. BURTON GUY a. CO., INC.
II EAST CHASE STREET
BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND