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Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
EMPTY PULPITS

STOCKHOLM (AP) = A short
age of pastors has caused dis
continuation of Sunday morn
ing services at 121 Sw d i h
Lutheran parishes early this year.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
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Evening star., 1962-09-14

ing foe Of runaway" produc-
ton.
The !, 100 delegates, in an un-
precedented move, voted to &c
on record officially commencing
Mr.. Stevens for proving that
great motion pictures can be
made in the United States.
The motion to honor the Hol-
lywood nlovie-maker was intro
duced by Herb Aller. Hollywood
member of the cameramen's
union.
The picture Mr.. Stevens now
Is working on is THE Greatest
Story Ever Told" It will be
filmed entirely in the United
States, with studio scenes done
in Hollywood and Holy Land
scenes done on location in Ne
vada, California, Arizona and
Utah.
The IATSE members natur-
ally are happy with this be-
cause every film made in this
country rather than abroad
helps solve the unions unem-
Evening star., 1962-09-14

tans";; 1850 am, 1850, $50
$3.50. 7:50 and s:5e pm.
DupOnt-"Tiridiana" 1, 2:4O
AIS, 6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Keith's - The Valiant;
11:45 am, las. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
MacArthur-"A Coming Out
Party; 7:45 and 9:55 pm
Case Of the Mukkinese Battle
Horn; 7:15 and 9:25 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Music
Man; 10:45 am, 1s20, 4, $50
and 9:15 pm.
Ontario - "a Taste Of
Honey; 1880. 3:45, 6, 8:l5 and
1880 pm.
Palace-Two Weeks in An
other Town; 11:55 am, 1855,
.3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse THE Best OF
Enemies; IL. 2, 4. 6. 8 and
$50 pm.
Plaza = "I spit on Your
Grave; IL. 2:10, Ais. $40,
8:25 and 1875 pm.
Town - THAT Touch Of
Mink; 1905. 2:05, 4:05, sos,
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ployment problems. Mr.. Ste
ven's movie project is a man.
moth one and, to cite just one
statistic, will provide $4,000
man-days of work for building
trades laborers alone in Holly
wood. Grateful IATSE has
promised to see that all good
union men show their gratitude
to Mr.. Stevens by going to see
his movie when it is completed.
IATSE also hopes all Of this
will induce other producers to
take another look and see If
stay at home" production
might not have advantages
over runaway" production.
Evening star., 1962-09-14
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attraction
and Time Of Showing

Stage
HOward-Count Basic anc
All-Star Revue, 2, 4:45. 7:3C
and 10 pm.
National = Beyond the
Fringe; 8 pm.
OIney - Little Mary Sun
shine; $3.50 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair
Earl Wrightson. Lois Hunt,
Tina Louise In kiss Me Kate;
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "The Music
Man; lis, 3:55, $50 and
$40 pm.
Apex - "Stowaway in the
Sky: /, 2:45. 4:30, rs, s:0S
and 9:55 pm.
Capitol - "The 800 Spar
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1905, 1905 pm. and 1905 am
Trzns-Lux-The Interns",,
1850 am, 1885. 3:45, 5:55
sos and 1910 pm.
UptOwn-Dark. Remodelins
for Cinerama).
Warner3'West Side Story,
2:40, $40 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-14
Z; !: "a ?: odsI H00l
T:s LZzZZR3
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"ADVISE AND CONSENT"-Behind the political scenes In
Washington, as seen by Otto Preminger.
'93IRD MAN OF ALCATRAZ"-Bmt Lancaster . convict
who becomes q noted authority on bird diseases
"BREAKFAST AT TFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn scintilates
In glossy and sophisticated romantic comedy
"HATARI-Handsomely photographed stay thOme African
safari, with exciting wild animal chases.
"JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG"-Nazi war criminals 90 on
trial q dramatic courtroom film by Stanley Kramer
"EVER ON SUNDAY"-VOlate Melina MercOun In lively
account Of how life is for some, In Greece today.
estate FATR"Pat Boone in cotton candy flmusica con-
siderahly enliyened by Newcomer Ann-Margret.
Evening star., 1962-09-14

capture of a pair of italian
frogmen near the battleshir
Valiant in the Alexandra har-
Dor. One Of them is wounded
and needs hospital care. but
the Valiant's master has other
plans.
He suspects their mission
has been to attach q mine to
the under side Of his ship and
he is determined to let them
blow with it when it blows. He
has them removed far below
to the cable locker to drama
tie their position and the sus-
pense begins to crackle.
The captain demands to
know where the mine has been
attached and when 1t is set to
20 off. The non : wounded
spokesman for the Italians
gives his name, rank and serial
number and won't even admit
the p1ine is there. People keep
reminding the captain that his
treatment of the prisoners is a
gross breach Of the Geneva
rules. He keeps reminding them
that there Is q war on and
that he is responsible for a
stable crew and a fairly ex-
pensive piece Of naval equip
ment.
!. He finally gets an admission
that the mine is down there
somewhere and issues the or
der to abandon ship. He re-
mains on board with the two
prisoners, a navy doctor and an
Italian-speaking lieutenant. The
clock ticks on. the Italians stub
bornly remain silent, the cap
tain stubbornly refuses to let
them off his ship and every
body sweats.
. The suspense Of this may be
diluted somewhat by aware
ness that the British aren't
likely to make q movie in
which the Italians win one. This
battle comes closer to being q
draw, though. than those in
Evening star., 1962-09-14
THE PASSING SHOW
British Find Dromo
In Another War Yorn
By HARRY MacARTHuR

The British who generally good It, up with
another cinema echo of World War 1.-The Valiant" at
This bos that goba conflict dramatic
encounter between two unyeding captain
British warship, the other Italian frogman.
based Robert Mallet play titled "LEquipage au
Evening star., 1962-09-14

most war films. In the end
there's indication that each OF
! the two combatants thinks he's
the real winner.
&H&
The drama of this bout be-
tween skipper and prisoner is
heightened by a pair Of splen-
did, perceptive performances.
John Mills as the Valiant's
coldly determined master and
Ettore Manni as his m or e
volatile but not talkative pris-
oner generate electricity with
their clashes. They also put
verisimilitude in them and
neither makes a false or phony
move.t ft
There are other good per-
for1nances by Liam Redmond
as the doctor, Robert Shaw as
a British lieutenant with an
Italian wife, Roberto Risso as
the wounded prisoner and a
host of unidentified British
navy types.
Director Roy Baker has given
the suspense melodrama a
sense Of realism with a near
documentary approach. The
Valiant's captain gets his Or
ders to sail the next morning.
The crew comes back from va
rious recreations ashore to as
semble noisily. Off under the
Mediterranean the Italian sub
marine with frogmen aboard
sneaks stealthily through a
mine field. Mr.. Baker even
dawdles at times, but he has
made a suspenSeful movie of
1.-THE Valiant.
Evening star., 1962-09-14

CITATION - Producer-di-
rector George Stevens, who has
received q number Of honors in
his time. received another and
unique one yesterday. The In
ternational Alliance Of Theat-
rical Stage Employees. assem-
bled for its biennial conven-
ton in Las Vegas, expressed
its thanks to him as q lead
Evening star., 1962-09-14

Jay cormody, dromo critic Of The
Stor, is on Voeotion. His column will
Be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1962-09-14

THE VALIANT" United Artists
release Of 9 Jon Permission produc-
ton, directed by Roy Baker, screen
play By Willis Hall and Keith
Equipage au Complet," BY Robert
Mallet. At Keith's Theater.
The Cast
Emilio Bianehi - Roberto Risso
Luigi de Ia Penne Ettore Manni
Captain Morgan - John Mills
1t. Field - Robert Shaw
Surg. Comm Reilly Liam Redmond
Commander Clark Ralph Michae
Evening star., 1962-09-14

Complet," which in turn seems
to have been based on q real
incident. AS q matter of fact,
it doesn't make much differ
ence whether or not it has
basis in fact. It's a tidy sus-
penSe yarn either way.
The duel of wills between the
two navy types begins with the
Evening star., 1962-09-14

TfWn1I Ilih 9 PaFk Rd. NV.
AAVWAA co. $500
Adventures Of . Young Man."
Richard Beymer, Paul Newman,
1915, 500. S:55. Terror on
Train" 3:45, 1885.
Evening star., 1962-09-14
CTR VYR coIssvilIs Rd. at Co. Ave.
S1&VAA JU, $500
"THE BIRDMAN

Burt Lancaster, Betty Field, 1:20,
inS SO Until $50 Pm, Only: r1'Li1
Abner." Peter Palmer; Leslie
Evening star., 1962-09-14

SHERIDAN c.s,s;s =; s,s4oS CS,. ta!s NV.
Walt Disney's big Red" Wslter
Pidgeon, 0:15, $50. fastest Gun
Alive Glenn FSrS; rSx s;01; SsSsoon nGRST sSov
1.0O PM. Only, Fastest Gun
Alive" 1880. big Red" $500 Only.
Thestsr Cleared 4:So' Reopens
Evening star., 1962-09-14
60. 5-Zo6s

On INV co. 5-l9oS
OAvWA $3.50 l4sh 81. NV.
Limitation Of Life" Lana Turner,
7:5o. Escape From zahrain." Yul
Brynner, 6:15, $3.50. Late SHOW
Tonight 11:15 PM. Bucket OF
Blood" Also ''Giant Leeches." To-
morrow: Cartoon Show on FIRST
Evening star., 1962-09-14

HYATTSVILLE sSiz 81. BcI'S; ! S!!s ;sIyd,
"HATARI," Color, 6:O5. $50. Plus
Steve MCQUEEN, Bobby DARN
"'HELL Is FOR HEROES" 500.
Evening star., 1962-09-14

nFa9N u. $500
EkNN $50 Penn. Ave. Sc.
Walt Disney's big Red" Walter
Pidgeon, ESQ, 6:l6, 9:35. "GerOni-
mo-, Chuck Riflsman) conners'
Evening star., 1962-09-14

nWEVgRI.Y Londovsr ond AnnoP.
VkA& ' &AAAAAA oils Rds. uN. 4-0l0o
Walter Pidgeon. Joan Eontains;
THE SEA" Color, 6:15, 9:55, Plus
Victor Mature, HANNIBAL" Color,
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MIDDLeToWN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Web Whidbee spent
Friday in Newport News, Va. Miss
Tonia Whidbee accompanied them
home for the week end. They also
had with them the week end Hoyt
Whidbee Of State College Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Osbron spent
the week end at Chapel Hill with
Mrs. osbron's daughter and son-in-
law. DR.. and Mrs. Rhodes Lupton;
SUSTAIN and Don.
Sherwood Selby and George
Thomas Gibbs, motored to Manteo,
Thursday.
Mrs. Lille Cox spent the week
end at Chapel Hill, with DR.. and
Mrs. Rhodes Lupton-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas Carter,
Vann and Sally Marie were the
week end guests of Mrs. Sally
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gibbs visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Web Whidbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Caravan
were the Friday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Simmons, Annett, Lo-
retta, valery and Pat Simmons.
Merrett Jarvis Of Portsmouth,
Va, visited here this week.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
FROM THE NORFOLK
FIELD OFFICE

Today fifty million working peo-
pie have worked long enough under
Social Security to be insured
against loss of earnings because Of
a severe disability. Are you one Of
them? Severe illness or disability
may strike any one of us at any
age or at any time. Here are some
facts you should know about your
disability protection.
A disabled worker may qualify
for monthly benefits for himself
and his dependents if he has work.
ed long enough under Social Sec
urity Cat least five years out of ter
years in which his disability be.
gan) and is so severely disabled
that he is unable, in the words Of
the law, ito engage in any substan-
tial gainful activity.
An important aspect of the dis.
ability program is that all appM'
cants who apply for Social Security
disability insurance benefits for al
long a period as twelve month.
while they are attempting to re
turn to gainful employment.
Any disabled person should con-
tact his local Social Security office
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EXPORT DEVELOPMENT MEET
IN CHAPEL HILL MARCH "A

RALEIGH.aPro from Ex-
port" will be the theme Of the first
Export Development Conference
and workshop to be held in Chapel
Hill March "a under sponsorship
Of the State Department of Con-
servation and Development.
Secretary Of Commerce Luther
H. Hodges, win be among the
speakers at the conference which is
to be held at the Institute of Gov
eminent. The Conference will start
at 1000 am, and the former North
Carolina governor will address the
conferees at "dutch" luncheon at
1880 in the ballroom of the Caro-
lima Inn. Heswill discuss the effect
of this nations export business on
its total economy.
Director Hargrove Bowles, Jr., Of
the Dept. Of Conservation and De
velopment said the objective Of the
conference is to increase North
Cardinals share Of the tremendous
export market by showing firms
what products are now being sold
abroad, what additional products
could be sold, and how North Caro-
lima firms can obtain some of this
business.
In addition TO Secretary Hodges,
there will be a number of other well
qualified speakers at the morning
and afternoon sessions. They will
speak on such subjects as worlo
markets, export financing, assis-
lance available from the U. 8. De-
partment of Commerce and the
State of North Carolina, transpor-
tation and marine insurance.
Others present will be available
TO- answer specific questions deal.
| ing with various aspects of the ex-
port trade.
Bowles said the conference Is
open to all persons interested in
learning more about exporting, but
that due to limitation Of facilities
it viii be necessary to accept res
ervations on the basis of first
come, first served.
No fee will be charged, and those
who plan to attend the conference
should make reservations as quick
lly as possible by contracting Ernest
w. Ross, Division Of Commerce and
Industry, Department Of Conser-
walton and Development, Raleigh
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Gallant Deeds Of By-Gone
fsars IN The Walter
Raieiss CoasfIand.
BARKENTINE
OLIVE THURLOW

The American barkentine Olive
Thurlow was wrecked on December
5, 1902, in Lookout Blight, coast Of
North Carolina, and one man lost
his life from the terrible blow in
fiicted upon his head by the mir
zenmast, which gave way and fell
to the deck soon after the vessel
entered the breakers. The rest Of
the crew was saved.
The Thurlow was Of $50 tons bur-
den, 26 years old, and heavily laden
with several hundred thousand feet
of southern pine lumber, portion
Of which was carried on deck. She
was bound from Charleston, South
Carolina, to New York City, in
command of Captain J. o. Hayes,
and carried a crew of seven men
all told. When as far on her way
as Bodie Island she ran into a gale
from the north veering to the east
ward, and at about 400 in the
morning of December LIST, the mas
ter, deeming il no longer advisable
tolbreast the storm attempted to
put his vessel before the wind. In
order that no mistakes should be
made at the helm he himself took
The wheel, and while he was try
ing TO adjust the tiller ropes one
s,f hia fnof WAS raaIoht between
the tiiler and the quadrant and
damned with such violence as to
break his leg above the ankle.
The vessel was got around without
further mishap and headed to the
southwark which course she main
tanned until 800 on the night of
December 3, when she dropped her
anchor in W. fathoms of water
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Lookout lighthouse and to several
fishermen, for their voluntary and
efficient aid in rescusng the ship
wrecked men. The following letter
was received from the latter by the
General superintendent:
Cape Lookout, North Carolina
December z, 1902.
aWe, the crew of the barkentine
Olive Thurlow, which went ashore
December s, at 4 anne and became
IA total wreck in Lookout Bay, we
wish to thank Captain Gaskill and
| his crew. Of Cape Lookout life saw
ling station, for the timely assis-
tance and care received at their
hands.
"We would also state that II the
vessel had held together little
longer all would have been saved
/ in the breeches buoy, but the miz-
zenmast broke, killing the steward
and injuring two others, after their
line had been made fast to IL, for
which they are in no wise to blame.
A. Curtin, Second Mate
r. Finch, Seaman
J. johnson, Seaman
g. Burgensen, Seaman
The General superintendent o.
Life-Saying Service, Washington,
y. g.
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M.Y.F. TURKEY SUPPER

The M.YlF. Of Watson's Chapel
Church will have actlrkey supper
with all its trimmings, Saturday
night March nth, beginning at $50
pm. at the Nebraska community
building.
The public is invited to attend.
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Strawberries fresh frozen delight to hcmemakers be-
cause delicious One of the
most enjoyable combinations is to top seetened whole berries
and with crisp cookies Here
the Chocolate is drbbed form lacy pattern The result
q cooky as good as it is pretty
Florentines
" cup sifted -four tablespoons light corn
- Dash Of salt syrup
II teasnoon soda egg, well beaten
is IL cam butter ~ teaspoon vanilla
II cun iirmIv hacked V cup faxed coconut
- brown sugar 2 squares Bakers Dot
Chocolate
SIT -four once measure add and soda and st again
Cream butter: add sugar gradually Dreaming until light and
fluffy Add and and beat well Stir in four vanilla
and coconu teaspoonuls about inches apart
creased baking sheet Spread into thin rounds Bake moderate
oven (35O'F about minutes Remove at from baking
sheet Cool
chocolate hot water until partly melted then remove
from rapidly until entirely melted then rbble
the chocolate lacy pattern bottoms Of wafers Makes
DOZEN $500
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DURHAM PROPERTIES MOT.
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT

PRIVATE BUYER wants 8 or A.
unit apartment. Call 654-095S.
Ewes. 7-10, or Saturdays.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY


CALL cox FOR Cash
Ne NV Sc. NEARBY P. O.
RE- 7-l633 UN. 4-1050
MONT. AND PRINCE GEO. cos.
Cash Above CT or FHA Loans
IDU. 10000 Ewes. ID. o-1z4l
WILSON BRIDGE 10 ANDREWS
FIELD. All cash for homes ANY
WHERE in this AREA. Mr. KITCH-
ENS. day or night. ST. 3-736S.
4 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. D. c. COM
muting; vicinity parochial high
and elementary schools; Aug. Is
occupancy. 1t COL. JAMES ].
APO GA. n Y
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Industrially
zoned. Will subordinate. Duke and
Pickett SITS. MAPLE. AID. 4-2O05.
NEAR FRIENDSHIP AIRPORT on
Dorsey Run I'd. 75.11 acres, zoned
M-2; Heavy industrial. 1.400 It..
on B&O R.R. $4,000 per acre.
Easy terms. Call Mr.. Mann. HA.
2-3579. PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.
TU. 2-1105.
WASHINGTON INDUSTRIAL PARK
3 acres zoned light industrial,
railroad facilities. Cash or SUBJ
ordination. Call Mr.. Byrne. WI.
2-S946 or 949-7300.
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Ga. Ave.
ZONED CM-1 Heavy commercial,
light industrial. Ideal for ware
house, garage, plumbing, electric
shop, dry cleaning and washing.
Many uses for this detached DWELL
ing. Situated on approx. $500
50, It. Off Kenilworth pkwy. ne.
Priced low for cash or terms.
CITIZENS REALTY CO., Office
ME. S-4121. eyes,. JU. 9-6975.
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RIvRDAIE AREA. mr.. St. Ber-
nard's Church-Sparkling Ia
story brk. and frame home, 2 bed
rms. and bath down, 2 cheerful
finished IN knotty pine, large ell
shaped Nv. I'm. with firepl., action
priced at S15,500. Moderate down
and take over immed. possession.
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NO MONEY DOWN
And pay S97 per mo. to GIs on thi
secluded 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. fam
lily rm., front porch. shaded fence
lot; M. schools and transp. Cal
RfRcH REALTY CO
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
icoNIINuEnl

ALEXAHDRIA-dI no On. pymt
S12.750, $50 Per mo. 2-story bfk
2 bedrms-. full bsmt.. fin. rec. I'm
and bar, fenced lot. BY OWNER
KI. e-66e6.
ALEXANDRIA, AREA % comfort
able bedrooms. sep. dining room
PANELED rec. rm-, FULL BASE
MENT, fenced yard with PATIO
S15,50o. Duplex. ASSUME larEI
4izqs loan For full details cal
NOW. s a.m.-10 pm. TRADE u
MONROE
SO. 5-e10O. REALTORS
ALEX, Rose Hi Pk.-Air-cond.
80 trees, lovely view. & bedrms.
"a baths, equipped kit, 24x24 rec
rm., sliding glass doors TO patio.
carport. Beautiful h-aere lot
Shopping center within Walkinl
distance. Convenient 10 ASTAC
and Fort Belvoir, Cameron Station
and Pentagon. S22,750. Assume
large loan. OWNER. so. s-2s62
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

BETHESDA-2-yr. -old office build
ing, air cond., fully rented Can
be bought at Oh times rent. cal
Mr.. de Ladomer. 949-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
GLOVER PARK-4 and 8 unit
bldgs.. some with 2 bedrooms, scr.
porches, pvt. fenced yard. Priced
in low sos ea. Mr.. Yount, FRANK
s. PHILLIPS; NC. d.. 7-1411,
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A b., n -; = 81 lls, go, $1,000 On.
lRe.. mod. elect. kit. bedrm. and y
bath on LIST fir. 2 lee. bedrms
and tile bath up. Fen. yard. Bsmt
New roof. Good neighborhood. M
transp.. grade and OConnell higi
SCHOOLS; shops. etc. LIST trust. S14.'
600. JE. 1882.
ARL.. S.-Brick 2-bedrm. semidet.
lily. rms din. rm,. bsmt.. fenced
SSSsl 3z s4 49 p ua S..ks g; 81 f ss 2
70S9 after 8 and week ENDS
Principals ONLY.
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1855 N. H. AVE. he. 4-I70O
LEWISDALE-Briek rambler. sep.
din. rm., 3 bedrms. FLA appraised
at S15,750 with $3.50 On. L. ].
LTSZ CO.. HE. 4-I3OO.
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BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

NORTH ARLINGTON-Here It Isl
Beautiful brick rambler nestled or
beautiful lot on quiet cul-de-sac
GAIT. family room Just off equip
kitchen w/built-in breakfast nook,
3 bedrms., fireplace in living rm.
26-ft. rec. room with bar and
full basement. Patio and fruit
trees in rear yard. Wonderfully
PRICED at S22, 900. Better hurry,
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TOWN q COUNTRY PROP. mo.
SACRIFICE
SALE!

$1,000 BELOW FILA appraisal fol
fast action! Anxious owner WANTS
SALE NOW for this lovely FOUR.
BEDROOM TWWSo,77BATH home Il
North Arlington. Gracious home
newly decorated, floors sanded and
refinished, brand-new kitchen. Full
basement, detached garage. ONLY
MINUTES FROM D. c. Don't lei
this one get away for S21. 800!
PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL
ia. 1851 Realtors IA. 1882
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

- Corner brick
building, close to docks. highways,
railroad sidings. $500 50. #. with
two entrances. Excellent location
for electronics firm or other light
industry. May be Subdivided.
JACOB & WARWICK. INC, REAL
TORS AND INSURORS, 416
Prince St. 549-5400.
ALEX, Duke st. and Quaker lane
area-House with 1000 50. #.
air-conditioned office and full
bsmt., at grade. 10,000-ft. lot,
$500 per mo. XII. 9-1200.
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ALEXANDRIA
REDUCED $3.50

Close In 4 bedroom Cape Cod with
basement. New anchor fence. De
tached garage. Good corner lot
with many large shade trees. FLA
terms. S15,750. FLORAN Z
REALTY CO.. 451-3900.
ALEX. AREA = Brick split-levei,
central air cond, 4 bedrms., 8
baths, mid-20s. Call SO. 5-6716.
ALEX. AREA-FOUR BEDROOMS,
FULL BASEMENT $14,750 FLA,
$3.50 down. UNDER 500 mo. In
GLIDING new comb. refgr. and
freezer. Call NOW. 8 til 9.
MONROE
so. 5-9100 REALTORS
ALEX.-RAMBLER-NO QUALIFY
$685. DIN. INCL. SETTLAGNT. COST
9 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, LIV. RIM,
WZFIRPL., WV. CARPETING.
DIN. RIM. KIT, sCR.-IN PATIO
WLB-B-QuE PIT. ONLY S1S,960.
CREST REALTE N. 9-4222
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ARLINGTON n. - Charm
ing br. home, on beaut. tree
shaded lot in excel. resi-
dental area, lge. iv. rm.
w/tirepl., formal din. rm.,
2 bedrms., fully equip,
kit, full bsmt.. priced at
$4,000 with min. FLA H.
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