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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
Your CT Rights
By DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA staff Correspondent

Washington. Feb. q - (NElAi --
Getting new job or returning TO
Job is probably the most important
step a veteran takes. Here are some
questions regarding this right to a
job:
@. When enlisted in the Ma
rines i was a lifeguard at swim
ming pool during the summer. !
am in college now and want the
lob back next summer but they
say they already have enough
guards lined up. do have a legal
right TO the job?
A. The laws says the JOB you left
had to be permanent in order to
have a legal right to it when you
return from service. On the basis
that your former job was only for
the summer II appears you don't
have a legal claim on IT.
q. Before / was drafted | work
ed In a mems store. planned 20 go
to college some time after ] got out
of high school but wasn't sure just
when. Now 1 can 60 to college and
have It paid for by the government.
But I have to have my old job back
on a part time basis. The boss says
1 either work full time for him or
not at all. What is the Law on this
point?
A. Your particular problem has
never been before a court Tor a
clear-cut decision. But the law says
you have to be able to fulfill the
duties OF your old job the same as
you did before the war in order to
have a claim to 1t. 1t would seem
that if you weren't allie to be there
all the time, you wouldn't be full
filling all the duties and that your
employer wouldn't be legally requir-
ed to rehire you. The best thing for
you to do is take your case TO your
draft board.
@. When i returned from the
Navy the man who had my old job
was In the mi6dIe Of q big project
and ! agreed TO let him finish be-
fore I took over. II took him more
than three months 70 finish the JOB
and now they say waited too long.
Is this true?
A. AS long as you applied for re-
instatement within 90 days after
your discharge, you are legally en-
titled to your old job back If YOU
meet the other qualifications.
Questions will be answered only In
this space-nOt by mail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
TERMINAL LEAVES

-Four officers from this city and
one from Naugatuck were released
from active duty YESTERDAY AZ the
Army Separation Center Fort Dew
ems. Mass. and ar present are or
terminal leaves. The officers are;
First Lit. Charles Donate. 27l wal
nut street.
Capt John A. Steponaitis. S6S
Bank street.
Il. Col. Joseph A. DiPietro, &c
Wildmere avenue.
Capt, Arthur P Greenblatt. 8;
Columbia Blvd.
Mai. irving W. Lanson, 81 High
land avenue. Naugatuck, was alsc
released
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21

q. How long does it take for let
tiers from italy TO reach the United
States? II. p, Bristol, vi.
A. Before the war mail from
Italy normally took about three
weeks to reach this country. Il takes
longer now but the definite time re-
quired is not known.
off a boy who was deferred from
craft because of farm work were 70
enlist. would he be deferred again
upon completion Of basic training9
S. T., ST. Adams, VT.
A. No, once a man has enlisted
he must serve his period OF enlist
ment.
q. Am entitled 10 mastering out
Day? I received an honorable dis
charge in l943, at the age Of ~. With
the understanding that ] would GO
into essential industry, which I cid.
W. J. H, Cambridge. Mass.
A. Men over 80 years CT age, dis
charged for the convenience OF tie
. Government TO go into essential
industry are not eligible for muster
ing out pay.
@. Ny son, recentiy discharged
afte- years active service IN the
Army. is now in a civilian hospital
, underg ding an emergency operation
F Is he eligible for compensation from
the Veterans Administration? L.W.L.
T Lawrence, Mass.
A. A non-serviee connected dis
Utility case may receive hospitaliza.
/ ton at a Veterans Administrator
Hospital provided he had wartime
service and provided ne cannot af.
ford to pay. In this, case, however
when the patient has already re.
ceived disqualification it is unlikely
/ that TIE Veterans Administration
will accept MIN. Suggest you contact
your local Soldiers Relief office. To-
Gated in the City Hall of Your CON-
munity.
@. AS the widow OF a deceased
Army officer. am entitled to trace
at an Army conlmissary? G. s.. Bos-
/ ton. Mass.
A. Widows Of deceased military
( personnel are no. eligible for COM
misaly privileges.
Q. Ny husband was discharged in
November 1915 and has not received
his second or third mastering oui
payments. Why? e. p. Providence
| r. I.
A. Non-receipt Of the payments
may be due 10 change Of address
made by him without notification to
the Finance Office at the post where
he was separated. It is suggested
| that he write 10 Finance Officer a,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21

Raymond 4. Buckley, phM &c.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buck
lev, i0s7 Huntingdon avenue, has
been released from The Navy At the
U. 8. Naval Personnel separation
Center. Fargo building, Boston,
after 30 months overseas service IN
the Pacific. Prior 10 entering The
Navy he was a student ct willy
High school where he was awarded
letters In football and baseball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
&.s<4Ms1y1>vE
" asYABLsAEn 1858
TABLl&4En 1858

Tomorrow Washington's Birthday Store Closed.
The Lombok All Weather Fleece
Coot For Men At $45 Is Just The
Sort Of Topeoot A Man Will Come
Beck For Again.
IFS softly toiIOTed, pleasant to
the touch, fIeeey surface coat
thot con toke it in more wGys
thon one-it's hand toiIored to
preserve It's shoPe and improve
youTs-it's q most comfortable
coat TO live with, no matter If it
does stay with you longer thon
you anticipated.
All in o. IL hos so mony good
points-this Lombok coot at $45
-you wouldn't sell it for more
thon it cost you, il you didn't
know you could buy another just
like lifts the $45 tOpeOct ofno
regrets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
WATERS OF OHIO

Ollio's lakes, pOnds, gravel pits,
Quarries. and canals now number
1900, and these inland bodies OF
water total $1,000 surface acres.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Al New York-Fair Isle lie
Hayrey. 1902. Pier "a. H. R., 2:3C
p. m. Cody Victory iBremernav-
en-. 9g7. Pier IS. S. l., 9 a. m
Woodbridge Victory iAntwerp)
9s7. Pier Is. S. J.. 4;30 p. N. Marine
Perch Naples, six. anch. off Rose
bank, 7:30 a. m. Queen Elizabeth
CSouthampton). $4,000 Canadian
troops. Pier 90. H. R., 8 a. m.
At Norfolk-Frank Virgins. two
Albert A. Nicholson Oeghorn). p:
At San Franciscc-OcOnto (Sai-
PAM. 1921 Army, 80 Navy. Cavalier
Guam, l4S Navy, Megez Japan
81 Navy
At Ses ttle-Kingston VICTORY
yokohama, 1896 Army, Barano'
(AlaSla), six Army.
At San D!ego-Assault transport
Monrovia, 1855.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21

People Of Mexico are protecting
against the soaring prices Of match
eS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
European DepIovment Table

Frankfurt. Feb. 2l-tUP)-hes-
terday's redeployment schedule:
At Sea: l269th, 602d. 38ist. 34Sth
552d. SD and 243d Engineer Combat
BattalionS: 609th and pa Field AZ
tilIery Battalions, 43d @. NJ. Rail
head Company. 7l6th Railhead Bat
talon: 3692d. 34S8th. 3426th, 4222d
35i2th. 63lst and CAT @. NJ. Truck
Companies: 3878th and 842d @. N
Gas Companies, 3963th @. NJ. Salv-
age Company. 30l3th. 30l9th and
3025th @. NJ Bakery Companies
2840th and 2789th Engineer Fores-
try Companies. 18th Field Artil-
lery Brigade, 18th Field Artillery
Group, 592d and 6l9th Ordnance
Ammunition Companies. 664th and
673d Typographical Engineer Com
panies, 18th Tank Battalion. 4Oth
Amphibious Tractor Battalion, 807tll
Transportation Corps Base ano
major portions of 287th and 2827tf
Engineer Battalions.
Sailed yesterday from lie Havre:
774th and 69th Field Artillery Bat
talions, l47th Engineer Combat
Battalion, 3l5th A. A. A. Battalion
340th @. NJ. Depot Company. il09th
Engineer Combat Group: 18TH
Evacuation Hospital. and 6Slst @
B. Laundry.
Sailed yesterday from Antwerp
l255th and I257th Engineer Com
bat Battalions.
Troops cleared during the twer'
ty-four hours ending at noon yes
terday totaled 4.T64 as follows: Ant
werp. 1870; lie Hayre. 3,274S
Requirements arriving from TN
United States: Ten officers and 81
enlisted men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21
nc. ANTHONY u. CROSSE

PFC, ANTHONY NJ. CROSSE
United states Forces IN Austria
Anthony "a. Crosse, son Of Mr., and
Mrs, p, Crosse, and husband OF MRS.
irene Crosse. IL Rutland street, Is
singing with the 222d Infantry
Regiments highly praised ulee Club
IN It's numerous appearances IN
Vienna ane throughout Austria,
Organized at Camp Oruher, Okla,
in May, iel4, and disbanded when
the regiment, part OF the famous
Sad Rainbow Division came over
seas In November OF that year, the
douehboy chorus was re-activated
at st. Leonard. Austria, following
We Day. Acting as ambassador Of
good viii for the occupation forces
the club has sung to enthusiastic
audiences Of civilians and Allied SOL
diers. After a benefit performance
at the Konserthaus In Vienna last
fall, the club presented $4,000
schillings to DR.. Theodor Tnnitzer,
Cardinal OF Austria, 70 aid In the
reconstruction OF Viennas world
famed st. Stephan's Cathedral,
heavily-damaged by retreating SIS
troops.
Before entering the Army in
September, 1914. Pfc. Crosse was
employed by the American Metal
Hose Company In Waterbury. Re
Is graduate Of wilby High School
in the class Of 1897. His organiza-
ton, the 222d infantry Regimen;
which he Joined in September. 1915
Is currently stationed in Vienna
performing occupation duty as 8
unit of Gen Mark w Clark's Unit
ed States Forces in Austria.
WALLACE A. RANT. MoMM &c
After 3S months service overseas
wallace A. Rant, MoNfM &c. sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rant
Patchogue. Lorg Island. New York
has been discharged from the NAVY
at the U. S. Naval Personnel Sep
aration Center. Lido Beach. Ions
| Island, ". Y. He and his wife, The
former Lois E. Bucks, 81 East Farm
street, will reside at that address
with Mrs. Rants parents, Mr. anc
Mrs John II. Bucks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-21

@. AS the widow OF deceased
Army officer. am I entitled to trace
at an Army conlmissary? G. S.. Bos-
ton. Mass.
A. Widows Of deceased military
personnel are no: eligible for COM
misary privileges.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
More British Babies

The number of live births in the
largest cities in England and Wales
from the beginning of the year to
september 81 totaled 9,525. This
is an increase of 56,392 over The
same period in 1915. London alone
accounted for 46,878, which was
10, 1873 more than last year.
The trend in the birth rate, which
IN the quarter ending in June was
the highest for 81 years. was 70
versed, however, during the final
week in the current return. Births
during that week were S,617.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
TREAT YOUR OWN MIND

We haze all heard lot about
psychoses and psychiatrists since
| the ,var. True, there are people
,vith twisted minds, and psychi-
atric treatment has done Wonders
| in many cases. But too many
people haze turned to this neO
science Of the mind to escape
from responsibilities and irk-
some situations. after all, about
all any psychiatrist can do is to
help the patient to make the best
of his circumstances, to adjust
to his environment"
Miss Norris ,Urites today about
the many ,Uomen ,Uho haze to
overcome some physical defects.
The won1an Uho is hon1ely and
a,vkuvard has hard time. She is
not wanted in many jobs, and
she is summed socially. 1t is
easy for her to slump into a
defeatist attitude, to ,oallo1U in
self-pity. She feels that she has
no friends, no opportunities and
that there is no use trying to
amount to anything.
1t is to these ,Uon1en that Miss
Norris addresses this article. She
tells them horU they can surpass
their lovely sisters by making
themselves SO useful and neces-
sary that in time they will gain
everyone's affection.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

self to pay $40 to have someone tell
you that he is jealous of baby broth
er, that his naughtiness must be
much ignored and all forgiven and
that in year or two the baby will
be the one to get the spankings
and criticisms, and big brother will
be the lord of the nursery.
useful and Beloved
As for Beatrice, what she needs,
and what her family needs, is
character. No outside analyst can
do any good there. The family
needs patience, generosity, love and
confidence for its least-fortunate
member. And Beatrice needs good
strong dose of some such creed as
this:
Il am homely, awkward, not pop-
ular with the family. But am well
and strong and my people certainly
have tried to give me fair start.
The world is full of women, once
plain and superfuous, who have
made themselves popular and use
full and beloved.
"How did they do it? Well. by
practicing humility, cheerfulness.
service. By making themselves as
inconspicuous as possible, making
no demands, finding ways of help
ing everyone, forgetting themselves.
By keeping to simple rules of eat
ing and exercising, always being
physically fresh and scrupulously
neat.
Easy? No, this is no easy noun
tain to climb. My back will ache
my breath will come short, nv soul
within me will sicken with discour-
agement. But the reward will be
very great. Slowly, slowly, l will
pass my lovely spoiled sister Mar
got in charm and strength of char
acter; slowly I will win NV bic
brothers. respect and love; slowlv
| will convince my mother and IA
Their that their middle child is the
most devoted child of all. 1t can be
done, and it is worth the doing"
Often serious study of the early
chapters of Saint Mark, where vol
ind the beatitudes, is worth all the
psychology in the world!
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
Use Indian Words

Besides the thousands of gen.
graphical names we have Dor.
rowed from American Indian Ian.
guages, about 1,700 other Indian
words have come into English us
age, among them being barbecue.
chipmunk, hickory, hominy and
toboggan.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS @
Crochet This Lovely Centerplece

To obtain complete crocheting instr,,.
lions for the Seventeen-Inch PineanuuSS~-
Dolly pattern No. 5271) send 20 cepts
in coin, your name, address and patter.
number. t 1a
Due to an unusually large demand A..
current conditions, slightly more time 'i =
required in filing orders for a few Of ~
most popular pattern numbers ''s
Send your order to-:
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By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell Syndicate.-WNU Features

1OO leel LIldC YOU Cali dl
ford the high prices thai
L psychoanalysts are charg
ing these days of nervous disor.
ders, there are less expensive
ways of helping your young peo-
ple-ways that have been in
fashion for many hundreds OF
years and not only work a GER
tain cure today but prevent any
recurrence of the trouble tomor-
row.
There is always reason if your
small girl of five begins to act
queerly, to do inexplicable things.
There is reason for adolescent
depression, INSTRUMENTATION, timid-
tiles, inso1ence, inibitions. But
when child is loved, protected,
well-fed, carefully educated, these
symptoms are bewildering to a
good mother. She looks in per-
plexity at the battling small girl,
and finally washes her hands of the
whole problem and takes the child
to child psychologist-and pays
him $40 a visit.
"My little boy is SIX" writes
Mrs. Harris from Newport. 'He
has always been the sunniest, best
balanced youngster alive. But
since the arrival of a small BROTH
er, Vance has been completely I'M
manageable. He has gone back to
baby tricks of wetting the bed,
wanting his food from a bottle, cry
ing great deal, starting his SEN
fences with me wants or 'pease
feed Vanny.'
'My daughter Beatrice is IT,"
says Martha Johnson of Seattle.
"She has never been as attractive
as her younger sister, nor espe-
cially popular with her older broth
err. She has an unfortunate skin,
rather heavy dark Spanish fea-
lures, and owing to much illness
in childhood, is backward in
school, nervous, fearful, and en-
tirely lacking in initiative or self
confidence.
Let Me Alone
''She takes the naughty position
that nobody likes her and that she
doesn't care, slams through the
house, is never helpful or obliging,
and alternates dark moods of
gloom with bursts of silly, school
girl laughter. We have spent
good money on doctors and psy-
biologists; the latter can only re-
mind her that she is young, healthy,
loved by her family, and leave it
at that, and any such treatment in
variably angers and humiliates her
so much that she now refuses to
consult anyone, saying irritably,
Let me alone. There's nothing the
matter with me- ,"
Personally, have small pa
tience with nine-tenths of this psy-
chologic stuff, although in perhaps
one case out of ten 1 have known it
to be of invaluable help. For
healthy, favored and fortunate
Americans to work themselves up
to such pitch of self-pity and
self-absorption that they have to
retail the whole boring story of
injustices and sights and irnagi-
nary wrongs to a complete stran-
ger, and pay him for listening. ,
seems to me-in world so full of ;
real suffering-to be not only fool |
lsh and weak, but actually wrong. !
Of course it is luxurious delight t
to 60 to the office of a fascinating r
physician, lie on a couch and talk {
about yourself for exactly 60 min
ties, at cost of Is cents a minute. c
It is restful, instead of Strengthening f
'ut your small boys problem your r
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
Gas on Stomach

Relieved IN minutes or d0ubIe your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful, suffoc.t
Ing gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usuav
prescribe the fastest-scting medicines known fos
symptomatc relief medicines like those n Bell sns
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort In 4
fifty or double your money back on return of bottle
to US. 25c at all druggists
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

Another Pineapple Dolly
THIS handsome pineapple dolly
L makes lovely centerpiece I'M
der a bowl of flowers. 1t meas
ures II inches-if you've never
crocheted a pineapple design,
here is an excellent one with
which to begin.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
TO RENT OR LEASE

GOOD SHEEP RANCH in central Mon
tana. Stocked with 3 bands of ewes Op-
orator to furnish equipment and purchase
right party give experience and ssa Tefero
ences in first letter.
p. o. Box 8O5. Lewistown, Montana.
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REAL ESTATE-BUS. PROP
CDECIAV EnTUCE

A REAL BARGAIN FOR CASH
Creamery with splendid home adjoining
mostly furnished. three lots, well To-
Gated in fourishing oil field, R. r., hi-way
and county seat town. Everything goes,
good delivery truck, adding machine, check
butter agency included Total bargain
price now for cash, only S. 500. 90. I'M
mediate possession. Present owner will
coach purchaser if desired. Reason for
selling: old age.
C. E. MATsON. Box OF, Shelby, Mont.
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REAL ESTATE-MISC.

MOVE TO WESTERN OREGON
AVOID COLD WINTERS
Best all-year climate. More prosperity.
High wages, good prices for farm produce
Reasonably priced farms, homes bust
nesseS. Contact
HENRY C. KELLEY, ReaItor
SutherIin, Ore. U. S. Hy. 90, Oppos. Hotel.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY. new or used corn
picker in good condition. Please write or
call and state EI prise eonditon and kind.
Phone SAL or 5461 Williams. Iowa
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

SPECIALS
Readers Digest, Coronet. each $2.75i
yr. NewsWeek, S4.25; Omnibook, 81.
DARWIN CROSSMAN SUBSCRIPTION
AGENCY. Box 9S5. Billings. Montana.
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WANTED TO TRADE

FOR SALE
Saddles, Leather Goods, Guns, Tools, Tents,
Tarps, New and Used. We Trade.
BILL DOSS. 2617 Mont. Av., Billings Mont.
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
MISCELLANEOUS

Chrome S-chairs, So. rs; 4-leg It's. Also Ia
bles. Immediate delivery. General Store q
Fixture Co., I006 w. NJ Madison. Chicago !, Ill.
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HAY, GRAIN, FEED

P-I SALT (Phosphorized-I made to
sup. minerals lacking in local feeds. Welsh
Mineral Co.. 18th & Mont, Billings. Mont.
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FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.

lPOWEl, MOWER-36" sickle bar. Ia hip.
Can ship now from off season supply.
Write for description. Frank J. link Co..
RIM, I265, 14I W. Jackson, Chicago 4, Ill.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-07

COYOTE TRAPPERS: Do the coyotes go
Just SO close to your sets and no closer?
These same coyotes will go right up to
your sets without fear, no matter how
trap-wise. Results guar. Write FRED
TYREE, 1929 Fourth St., Bremerton. Wash.
LARRY'S BICYCLE SHOP
Rear 415 N. 31st, Billings, Mont.
Bring or mail your wheel or parts.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANOS-New, used and rebuilt. Write
for prices and catalogues. J. M. WYLIE
PIANO CO., lis Broadway. Fargo. N. D
Evening star., 1946-01-30
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGINlA

ARLINGTON, Falls Church-6-room brick
bedrooms, large living room with fireplace,
Mas Mas LINDSEY If ssY, rs No. Glebe I'd. cH.
IINGToN1s-room brick Colonial. .
and refrigerator. Can be used as Z family
mo-: separste entrsnces freplaoe fa 'or on Est ist
mo nIss z2sas ssoso IS so easR as5s
lla5ss, large 5-room bTieF home At aae1 n n. Not Not.
with spaee Thas faS a bass
ng large Srnf cSrner lot; very close to bus store
os cash sa nssssd
REALTY RI Vt ,Ssa-' &C. 2s1s Wilson blvd. GI
g BR66RooMsas, H6 sa 2 BATHS, center-bal, n,ar
ColoniaISThis is one Of the finest a home. nrai
we, have had for sale for some time Lo.
Gated exceptionally convenient. to Wash
bathrooms, second door LARGE Twins
room r2e IN with fireplace. dining room. equipped
with eil-heating system. copper plumbing
be qHtsde e and s
property is vacant; SO almost immediate
MsN Is RA49 sEaase COZ For sis ssVsfton %son
blyd ,,, ,sIa GL 27s4 OK; 2as4. 2sans. e
Dutch Colonial home. bedrooms, ,,3h
baths, automatic heat, Rarage:. in excellent
condition throughout; immediate posses
BURG, 4615 Lee hwy, Ok. 2624
T-R0OM BRICK HOUSE. built by builder
for his own use; this house offers the low
upkeep Of good construction and enough
room for comfortable family living: it has
a living room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen, bedroom and lavatory on the first
floor and three bedrooms and tiled bath
on the second: a pull-down stairway makes
the attic available for. storage; there is
also full basement with a warm-air heat
ing plant; on a plot 100x2oo; 8 miles from
HiRsT. Ami 1nnandaie. ' Va at se tSe nIosf end OF
Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5s12. Closed
NEARBY ARLINGToN-Attractive e-bed.
rm Rungalow and garage on lge: cor; lot.
leaving town; S1o.5O0; substantial cash
Phone Roberts of MONCURE AGENCY
20S7-M.