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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
State Agency's Approval OF
$lO,0OO.OO For Advertising
Highway Meets High Favor

Endorsement Monday by the
State Road Department of the
proposed budget of $263.000 of the
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
Commission, including $4,000 for
advertising, has been received
with considerable qualification in
Key West. Civic officials were
quick TO point out that the city
would benefit UNNECESSARILY from
such advertising.
Commission Chairman w. w.
Demeritt said the commission has
been working on the budget for
some time. 1t was approved at
Thursdays meeting and sent to
the State Road Board. He point
ed out that the State Board of
Administration must still pass on
the budget.
1t was recalled that the State
Board of Administration diSap-
proved a resolution of the COM
mission late last year calling for
"a $4,000 advertising program. II
was pointed out, however, that
the advertising program provided
by the $4,000 item in the budget
would be conducted by the State
Advertising Agency and not by
the commission as provided by its
resolution afterward disapproved
Since state agency would be
operating the advertising project
chances of the State Board of Ad.
ministration's approval of the
budget, including its advertising
provision, are said to be consid
erably brighter. The fund, it wa;
said here, would be spent no doubt
in the same manner, as provided
by the commissions resolution
namely on newspaper and radio
advertising in the Florida main.
land, signboards and other adver-
Using media. 49,.
3. M, Duncan, general manager
and engineer for the commission
told the State Road Department
Monday that he believed advertis-
ing would help attract travellers
over the highway to Key West.
He added that travel would help
pay off construction costs.
Chairman Demeritt said the re-
mainder of the budget figure
would be used for maintenance of
the highways and bridges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
County Will Ask
City For Money
For WelfareFund

Because of a shortage of funds,
the Monroe County Commission
voted last night to meet with
the City Commission to consider
whether the city might not APP
propriate money for the welfare
fund.
A joint meeting with the City
Commission will be sought, at
which time the County Commits
sion will lay before the City
Commission that the welfare
fund is short about $4,000 for
current operating expenses.
Commissioner Gerald Saunders
pointed out that $4,000 was now
in the welfare fund. Out of this
sum the commission is commit
ted to pay $4,000 to the county
clinic; $4,000 for child welfare;
$720 for rental of the welfare
office; $1,000 to the Key West
Chamber of Commerce; $500 to
the Marathon Chamber of Com
merce, and $4,000 to the hospital
fund.
1t will cost the county ST. 1851
to maintain five tuberculosis pa.
tients in state institution ano
eight other persons must be sem
there at an estimated expense
to Oct. of $1,500.
Only $5,400 was appropriated
in this years budget for pauPel
allowances: There is a balance
in this fund of this ! date OF
$2.332.65. Adding $1,36l and ST.
500, the cost of maintaining pa
tients in the state hospital there
is a deficit in the pauper al
lowance fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Deadline Today
For Auto Plates

Deadline for getting 1947 au-
tomobile licenses is midnight to-
night.
: County Tax Collector Howard
E. Wilson said today that there
would be number of automo-
bile owners who will not take
out their licenses today.
Up to this morning wilson's
office had issued 1900 D plates
and $50 w plates, as against q
300 of the DIS and 800 of the WIS
issued last year.
However, the number of
plates issued to date is about the
same number that were issued
at this time a year ago" Wilson
said. Plates will be issued begin
ming July l at the half-yearly
rate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
County, Navy To Consider Use
Of Boca Chica By Aerovias- Q

County Commissioners voted
last night at the court house to
send a committee representing
the commission before the u. S.
Naval Base with a request the
Navy grant permission to Aero
via, O.. S. A., airline use of Boca
Chica airfield in the forthcom-
ing Key West-Hsvana service.
On motion of Commissioner
Gerald Saunders, Chairman
Frank Bentley appointed Com
missioners Saunders, w. A. Par
rish and Clarence Higgs to the
committee. Chairman Bentley al
so said he would attend the
meeting at Saunders request.
AeroViaS now uses Meacham
Field for its landing base. There
was some question in the minds
of the county commissioners
whether the airlines would be
able. to use. the. field long &C.,.
Saunders said that while the
Navy was negotiating with Ma
tionaI Airlines Company for
the use of Boca Chica, the Aero
Was bid for its use might also
be in order.
1T won't hurt AerOVias a bit
to have the county commission
study this matter" Saunders
said. And it might help; SO l
urge the appointment of a COM
mittee to go into the proposition
with the Navy officers
Saunders will contact the Navy
to learn when the commission
ers may visit them and discuss
Boca Chica.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Special Sessions OF City Body
Called Meter Case Tomorrow,
County Fund Shortage Friday
CITY FAITH
Frs TO DISCUSS So
600 NEEDED By mon
ROE COUNTY

Special meetings of the City
Commission will be held tomor-
row and Friday at 10 o'clock at
the City Hall, Mayor w. w. De-
merritt said this morning.
Tomorrows special session is
to consider action in the case Of
Technician Grade 5 Dusrd Ed
wards of the Army Harbor De-
lenses here, who was fined $3.50
Monday for breaking the glass in
parking meter.
Friday mornings meeting will
be a joint session with the Coun-
ty Commission, the first to be
held here in recent years. the
mayor said. Chairman Frank
Bentley of the County Commits
sion called Mayor Demeritt and
asked for joint meeting 10 dis
cuSS the financial status of GER
tain social agencies.
AS reported in another column
of The Citizen, the County Com
mission voted last night to re-
quest a joint meeting with the
City Commission to discuss a ST.
600 shortage in the county vel
fare fund for operating expenses.
The meeting tomorrow is being
called as the result of a letter
to the mayor and city commits
sion from 1t. Col. Clifford u.
Singleton, CA, commanding Of
ficer of the Army installations
in Key West.
Singleton asked for fair and
equitable disposition of this ed
wards) case" He cited Edwards
| "long and honorable service"
/ and evidence that the glass was
not maliciously broken" He ex-
/ planned that the soldier is 10 be
released from the service next
month.
! There exists, and always has
existed in Key West" Singleton
continued, "the most cordial rela-
tions between the Army and
City officials. l earnestly hope
these relations can and viii be
as cordial in the future"
Mayor Demeritt said that the
commissioners would listen TO
the evidence in the case and that
if the evidence showed that the
meter was not deliberately
broken, the commission would
probably take action.
1t was pointed out at the City
Hall that much vital apparatus
used by the city for road con
struction, maintenance, etc, is
Army property and that this fac
tor might well make itself felt
in the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Two Governors Preside
In Georgia; Talmadge
And ArnalI, Holdoyer
TALNIADCE'S SUPPORT
Frs BREAK DOWN
DOOR TO EXECUTIVE
MANSION
tBy Associated PressD

ATLANTA. Jan. l5.-Georgia
has two governors today, Ellis
Arnall, the follower, and Her
man Eugene Talmadge. who was
elected and sworn in at 2 o'clock
this morning by the Georgia leg
islsture.
Tslmsdge, 33. is a son of Eu-
gene Talmadge. who was nomi-
mated by Georgia Democrats last
year and elected in the Novem-
Der general election.
Talmsdge and groups of his
supporters, including his body
guards, one of them a three
hundred FOUNDER, marched on
the executive mansion imme-
distely after he had been sworn
IN at the legislative session.
Finding the door to the mansion
closed. the supporters proceeded
90 knock il down.
Having forced the door. por-
tiers brought in a desk for Tai
madge. two smaller desks and
tao filing cabinets and put them
In the reception room adjourning
Governor Arnalls office.
one Of Arnalrs supporters said
something that Talmadge's 300
FOUNDER disliked, and he forth
with beat up the Arnall man.
Tslmsdge demanded that Ar
nall turn over" the governor
ship 30 Talmadge, and Arnall re-
piled:
Nothing doing! won't turn
over my office to a pretender
You were named by the legisla
ture. not by the people of the
state Of Georgia"
Arnah added that he will not
resign from the governorship UNI
less be Is succeeded by the man
Who had been elected lieutenant
governor.
Meanwhile, Talmadge is oc-
cupying the reception room and
Arnan the governors office.
There have not been any further
disturbances since the fight
shortly after Talmadge and his
followers entered the executive
mansion.
u was stated that the dispute
will be taken to the state SUI
prcme court for it to decide who
will be governor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Sheriff Sd'ryer Left
For Mariana Yesterday

Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer left
for Mariana yesterday with
Doc smith. juvenile delinquent,
going 90 the State Industrial
school Sawyer expects to be
back IN ms office on Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Burned Slightly
By Explosion

Mrs. Richard Sawyer, 1910
Washington street, fortunately
escaped serious injury at IL O'Clock
this morning when her gas stove
exploded.
Her right hand and arm were
burned but not seriously, her hus-
band informed The Citizen.
Mr.. Sawyer said that the gas
must have been turned on, I'M
known to his wife. The oven ex-
ploded while she was in the act
of applying a match to the oven
burner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-15
Speeding Charge
Filed Against Man

Lacy L. Lee, s Havana street,
was arrested early today by
Deputy Sheriff William Archer
on a charge of speeding along
Whitehead street. Lee will be
given a hearing later before
Peace Justice J. Y. Porter Nv.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

For sosisr shoping--o cleaner out
line Of tempting color every time
try the new Fashion-Point Lipsiiek.
Smooth as satin--lons-weorins. In
metal ecss.
Evening star., 1947-03-07

Operates for an hour or more,
then shuts off automatically.
The proper method Of freezing
congestion and fishiness due
TO common colds. With a
Dc vilblss voporizer, you con
be sure Of proper mixture Of
stsom ard medicofion.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
SUBURBAN. sALE-vlRGikiA.

EIGHT-ACRE EsTATE-Overlooking Po-
tomac River in North Arlington, Is min
utes to downtown; improved by magnifi-
cent an-stone residence containing IL
rms, 4la baths; 8 bedrms., 3 baths on
end A.. servants wing, Scar built-iu ga
raee. entire property in beautiful con-
dition: reproduction cost conserV atiyely
estimated at Slao000- Now priced at
SS5,000. Call Mr.. Thornton, WA S6s5
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. All d
ARLINGTON. NA.-5-room BUNGALOW, pre-
war construction good location, near
schools, transportation and shopping;
kitchen equipped with latest model re-
frigerator and electric range, oil &C heat
full basement with outside entrance, copper
PLUMBING, laundry trays, nice lot with
trees and garden A very GOOD value at
Sl0,5OO. STANLEY r. ROWLAND co,
Fails Church, Va. cH. a42l' evenings,
S-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL. large.
wooded lot; located in 8 community OF
fne homes, In Fails Church, vs.; S23, 500
MALICE. = BROOKS, AK. 45o3; ewes,
IA 2Q69-J. IS
Evening star., 1947-05-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IDEAL VIRGINIA PROPERTY for a pvt.
oshss aged naest iGr n anS
much-needed service to others: large 9.rm.
modern house in excel cond.; also another
ing: good setback in 3 acres of beautiful
grounds, large trees, shrubbery and now
ers, additional acres available; 70 min n,
sale. ssiS' wHiTEsELL rYai R REAL ESTATE, for ap-
| pointment. phone Vienna $50 or write Oak
sisi si AND SITS. NV. 1st commerciai-
800 50. it., rear OF lst n also entire IT.,
ONCE; basement for storase, Or add. once
space; attractive rent and lease offered.
For add. III information or, , please 9ns Ca call Mt
LEE HIGHWAY, approx. miles from
Wash good corner lot z9ned for Susiness mi SIS,
part; For further information, call OK.
5asss2s .sa eifss s; AssA sfss s9 90 l. zds
fas mf hsas with H hsRi 1s5 sRos
f6ifr' 6saI rok 81 phS %o "
house in excellent cond;. zoned business
business On wash. blvd. mr.. Pefshing dr: :;
lGt 7sT15e t9 sds, ,o0s sond THos
sToRERoOM IN CLARENDON-Approx
sasn.ss s. II rHos 1887 sPacs MAasupsR ssa5 aay E
so51 ZOE. Wilson soA blvd. Arl.' Va CHI. sis1;
RocToas q DENTIsIsmAttrastiye 1,s;o ,ia Srk =
doctors ONCE, laboratory and home: ade.
% vins auarteps G 9a s.os prieed M Mr
5sss BOSS G PHELPS ELF ann fse sunqay nai7 *
q q ST. ss NEAR 18th N.w.-Attractfve g.
story and basement brick; IA rooms. 3a
baths; property in very good condition:
Hantef III oes' nIes so9e ssnds
52s5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. Air. K
18th AND EAST CAPITOL. near car barn
-.-6-room brick house and store, with tailor
shop. doing good business; a good oppor-
e s$s fS SE eSsro e12 aSs
3 End + csoDsMiiMERciiaIIe = 81 i.5oe down; 500
9 rms. and bath; h.-w,h.; lot l25 deep
to street in rear, 30 It, vide: house In
sSna ee D s1s Bond Bas oDso
NEAs NJ ! ! 10th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-Modearn,
Sssn asass none
sssssnasls e ssfaa sslms ssoReaE e WsaS2a. WoRTH.
eToE ssa s rss som 4 na active Ma Esss9ss sss SINCE
X ST. NV, near 10th-2-story brick;
first commercial: suitable ofices and
:aeR pissa s wy III
4 Cos pu. 6o23; evenings, Bob Matthews,
i.i st COMMERCIAL ST.. between -ssra
doctor or dentist; 22-ft. row brick in ex-
eellent condition. Can be used for once
or home: oil h.-wh.. refgr. and stove. For
further fnformation, call Mr. adams, WO.
5713, with HENRY E. TRIPP, Realtor,
1871 L st. NV. exclusive. MA. 6785.
Ist COMMERCIAL, Sth ST. at @ NV
Suitable for Offices OF any kind: 3 floors
containing 1896 50. IT. in all: selling
price, Csc per So. IT.: will submit plat Of
floor plan. For further information, can
Mr. Adams, WO. 5713, with HENRY E.
rRIPP. Realtor. 1911 L st. NV, ex-
ARLINGTON. VA - Valuable business
site on n Glebe rd, over $4,000 sq. IT !,
f25-ft. frontage. This property is zoned
sfaseo JuDsoN es5s RE- REAMY ffss p1les y
ing ST., Arl; Va; cH. osoe. After s
22l2 n ST. N.W.-Professionai. clubs.
schools. etc, recurring about 1000 IT. in
frst commercial zone viii be interested IN
this newly rsmodeled 3-story BLDG; II
spacious rooms, Q lavatoriex. finished
ing parking area in rear; good tramp.
RA. o23t; brokers protected. -
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CHARMING 2O0-year-old stone church.
delightfully."- converted into Groom house;
nisi,ed; large fireplace: oil heat, electric
20 acres. Complete, $3.50 per month.
May be seen May 3 and 4, "A miles
from D, c. en- route Poolesville, Md.
past Jamestown: or write M. ]. LIGHT
BoWN, 3s East 51st st, New. York City.
BEAUTIFUL EsTATE-Large home, acre
age: partly furn.; exceptionally nice and
desirable; Fairfax Co., Va: $500 month.
ROMYE I.AMBORN, Realtor, 1901 So.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
|suslNrss PROP. FOR SALE tcos,.,

|eUSlNEsS PROP. FOR SALE teoat.l y,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE Property Just
tion for oces Srias bds
5000 80. IT. 52-ft. frontage, Is rooms. 5
baths; syssa NJ Matshsgs, NJ sll5:
NEW GULF SERVICE STATION on Routs
u, across from historic Pohick Church.
bsdroon. % iii fs6sth % bunsaloW: lsas statson asm Il e
ireproof stueco building with indoor
crease room. office and toilet, tosether with
large restaurant and basement; very rea-
Sonable; open between pm. and pm.
Sunday JACK G. MAIZE AGENCY, I21
s. Royal st. Alex. Va. AL 6SSS or Al.
S648 --4 q
Evening star., 1947-05-03

SUuQdy,
MoDREN 11-room mansion IN Alexandria,
on acre, near Russell rd., $4,000; So
600 cash.
New Groom brick, at centerville. on
nearly E,,1, acre. ,s s1a 500 n,n. )
5000. 5S0m frame near een'esSlne' "a acre
s. Groom frame; .a,g.. On q beautiful location OF
5-room and bath bungalow in Fairfax,
4 rooms and bath. with room for 2
rooms upstairs, on acre. in Fairfax;
clean; 5000. 'e'7 ''Si ~
5 rooms and bath. on Chain Bridge I'd,
near Fairfax beautifully landscaped "
4.room and bath frame, in Vienna. y
isssa ssn.g1is aFlsh RGRfAoSs s2Ri 81
Realty. Fairfax 396. "A
| PRIVATE SALE Of one Of the finest and
most modern new centsr-hali Col. homes
II new W. 5. "sa' White tractor, fully
II 1910 Buick 4-dr; new 1s47 motor
2 beautiful small Shetland ponies
Soliciting only sensible offers, as I am
selling s this to pay debts
Teiephone Tel 81 one re. S4Ss. u Ase''' ''ss'
TYLER PARK-veterans' home t250l. ]
mile past Falls Church on Lee hwy. Sect
L is now completely occupied. Sect.
completely sold and partially occupied
Homes in Sect. 3 with occupancy sched-
| uled for July are now offered for sale Al
| S9,650. 1O0E CT loan to qualify pur.
chaser. A Tyler Park home is 2-bedrm
brick bungalow with expansion attic, full
basement, auto. gas heat, auto. gas -watel
heater. tile bath. finished hardwood floors
sll city utilities, Handicapped lot, sidewalks
paved streets, modern community sits
planning, including provision for parl
and playground.
Exhibit home open for inspection. Fur
nished by the p. j. Nee Co. THE TYLER
CORP. Builders, Falls Church, Va. Phone
FA 2763. Sales representative on prem
ises daily and Sunday, 10 till g. "A
Evening star., 1947-05-03
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WAITED.


INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED PROPERTY Of ali kinds; suit
able for investment purposes fors clients.
Write Mr.. Walter. giving price and other
details. B. r. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
HAVE CLIENTS FOR YOUR property.
Nothing too large or too small. Call
HARRY COHEN. RE. 477I. GE. a2ss. p
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WIS. AVE. NEAR sEARs-1 -1st-commercial
house. In excellent repair: 9 rms. and bath:
Oil heat. Priced right at SlS.500, on
terms. Ewes, MI. 2121. J. LEO KoLR,
GA. AVE. AND LoNaFELLow ST. NV
6-rm. brick bldg. in FIRST commercial zone.
Can be bought on reas. terms KAY
REALTY CO.. 5505 Ga. ave. RA. 1900.
LEE HIGHWAY. approx. 4 miles from
Wash. good corner lot, zoned for business,
reasonably priced, i50x l5o. or will sell
part. For further Information call OK.
I0s7s. GL. 1889.
n.- K, n
Evening star., 1947-05-03

2-8 UNIT. colored, detached brick. 2Ia
Yrs; old; ne. section: best investment we
412. can be bought for less than z times
yrly. rent: each apt. has new Frisidaire
tunity by If you are looking for o good
investment.
Once bldg, NV. section, downtown; |;
ants: can be bought for 5h times yriy.
income.
Unfinished house, se section, across
street from school: IL you want q home to
1--we in with a small investment, don't pass
this opportunity by; you must see same to
appreciate this value. JOUNSBURY a.
No. sos. Tel. Elk. 059l: ewes, Wo. 464a.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BETHESDA, MD.--Will nuald for large
CORPORATION on $500 50. IT. OF land for
ssre SP;ss sish adaaS s. H. s. fss pars
73S 9th 81. S.Es--4-car Earage for storage
or warehouse; rent only $50 monthly. Can
Mr.. PASTOR Elk. g65S -.S
UPPER 14th ST.-3 rooms In remedeied
bldg. Moderate rent s. r, MARTIN y
co. Healtor. DU. 1866. 81
4-FAMILY FLAT, could be converted into
any kind OF business; End commercial
gone: near 10th and Maine ave. s-w. Box
2l0-C, Star 81
WISCONSIN, AVE. at Harrison st.-Corner.
ls-story ONCE building: excellent location for
stores, professional offices. etc. Attractive
lease to one tenant who may sublet.
WOODWARD q NORRIS. 723 goth st. NV.
DI. $685.
USED CAR L0Ts-Two first and second
commercial ideal location. Apply 1446
CORNER DOWNTOWN sToRE-orices,
Call Mr.. Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS,
Realtors. Ma. 05S2. ewes, WO $780, -5s
Evening star., 1947-05-03
SUBURBAN sAIfvlRclhlA.

- - LsSSessN SsNs.se--. -. VSs0sFSsAAs
s.1x0n!M nElCK senidet. honss. con,
mAn down payment A II. BROOKS
ATTENTION.; GIs--s sis-6edrn. brk. homes
siso -bsdrn bricks iss "a ne. sabdisisior ri niiMa
s BROOKS , So16 Columbia pike. OK. 0osds
NORTH ARLINGTON. vA-e-.tory N.
lonisI brick, built q premium material.
6sssdrms: sss Is 2 z baths. nrepls,. iEe. nv. rn.,
sarpesinx: slate roof. copper plum6irss. sa 81
neat. ir mmeaiate poss. We invite you "a
saa naeses v.lae inss hes Psc: snd 8 4.
down payment. Open sun. until 4 ~ n
reach: Drive out Iee hwy to Military rd',
rsaS, rarn risns @ and continue to a4th rd.. turn
sign. JUDsoN REAMY. iisa n rs Iry3sn 19en
81; Arls Va. cH. 0S0os after 8 nm, cal
ARIiNGTTioN. yA.-comfor.able coion.., I1a
brick home. good condition throughout
hedrns.. sa iss liyinF rm;, with nrepI.: din
aperaae ane a fdaipDsa sa ki All rms areer than
81. .500. Attractiyely financed JUDsoN
hEAMY; n5ah llsa y. irving St: ATl,, Va. cH.
SaeAs ssT rineton p@ es eos. cH ,a s1ss AZ. ;
5-yr, r,-old semidet. brick. full basement. oil
heat; nice yard; sns at cor. Call MRS
WOULD you LIKE FINE 4-bedroom. 2.
bath suburban home on 3 acres3 House II
excellent condition and modern In every
way; priced S19,750. includes several good
0utbldgs.s on hiKh-speed motor lane. at
Chankilly. Va: 80 min. from Washing ton
Open Saturday and Sunday. Out Route so,
about 20 miles from Memorial Bridge 10
sign "Chantilfy Estates Exclusive, JOHN
H MILLER, Jr... q BROS. Realtors, 1912
& st. NV. Ma. 1857. "A 3.
CORNER BUNGALOW. situated on wooded
lot 90x148, in lovely section OF Falls
Church-Nearly new brick. 5 large hedrms..
fireplace In living rn. full-sized dining rni.,
electric kitchen: space for recreation rm
In basement copper plumbing. copper gut
ters and doWnspouts, Venetian blinds,
combination storm and screen sash; In
spection by appointment. MAYNARD
BAYLES CO., Realtors, Falls Church a430;
ewes. and Sunday, CO. $3.50 or CHI 1888,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

FARM OR OTHER RURAL property having
5-room or larger house with some con.
veniences. within driving distance. fol
persons employed in Washington. Fairfax
LILLE or Box l54-C Star a
Evening star., 1947-05-03

I'm s1ss,y t4s e : ss.. 59s
dr., Alex.-4-bedrm. brick: 3hs baths
beautiful location; long liy. rm,. fireplace
doors ieadins to larse porch eauiDped st
with adjoining bath; md door has 5 nice
bedrms, with lRe. closets, tiled bath; 3rt
bach bseh 'snee ae Closet 81 n1 nice ps @ WITH shsde
;$s Ss5S;n F. Hicks II {a;s' &
sas sase ~ ~ ss5s: s5bon evsss ave rE eH asas
81 900 CASH entities any one to move
into this practical 2-bedrn. home. Tota
to wash: brick row house. liv. rm. din
rm. and kitchen on 1st A., also full base
ment. ARLINGTON REALTY, exclusiv.
agents, 22o4 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900. OK
COLONIAL l BRICK; y: 4, 4 bath On On Is. 4,
Ssas full and din sa bag. ss sassnsa spsss fs III
basement with outside entr-, oil h.-wh
Located on large corner lot. ARLING.
roH .sn bsa EaAdy H. fsssss fsae ox .:snss s aso. T
GROOM HOME in Arlington. DESIGNED fol
gracious living: garuuet fioors throughou
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/ ao-acre tract obtainsble for bldg purposes
WIN. H. LAUGHLIN, Mclean. Va, Elm
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lar. gas a.-c. heat: $500 down: S16,550
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| basmt; price, S9.U00 A. H. BROOKS
| 3016 Columbia pike, OK O626, CHI. 5100
HOME is WHERE THE HEART Is-An,
this one viii certainly captiyate you: driv
! by and see it todayt Splendidly con
structed tireproof9. 3-bedrm. brick. Gu
i Washington blvd. to Patrick Henry driy
tbeyond Glehe rd1. turn left to Fairfa
, Sriys, turn NJ left so open sign. 9. WTTHER'
aIExANnRiA ooft % a-room and bath bric
Cape COD. fun bsnt., corner lot. stove an
schools shopping and Zoe bus zone to D
C. Price; sls.7so. With terms. ~. wARI
st.. AIexandria. Phone AIex. 1915 or III
7721; eyes,. Gil 2600 Or II. Bbz1. -
Evening star., 1947-05-03

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