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Evening star., 1948-10-03
A Short Story

A Short Story
0NcE bright young efficiency expert saw
~ Mary, white-haired and rheumatic now,
hobbling through Harden House corridor in
her neat gray chambermaid's uniform Re-
covering from his shock, he said, "Holy COW!
No wonder business is dropping off, Get rid
of herr
Mr.. Murphy the assistant manager, invol-
unfairly protested: But - that's the Presi-
dents girl friend"
''That?" The efficiency man indicated
strong suspicion that Mr.. Murphy was balmy
So Mr.. Murphy told him about it, begin
ming with the day twenty-seven years ago,
when the Harden House was new and Mary
still wore some of the roses of Cork in her
cheeks. The day she walked into the best
suite, with busting cloth and carpet sweeper,
and four men, sitting around a table in haze
of cigar smoke, stopped talking.
There was moments deep, utter silence.
Then one of the men, silver-haired forid
person of great dignity, said, That's Mary,
gentlemen. We can trust Mary. Let's con-
tinue."
And the conversation started again while
Mary busted herself with cigar ashes on the
lovely Chinese rug. Her head was swimming.
We can trust Mary - that's what the Presi-
dent said of her, Mary Houlihan
He was a gentleman, this President. He
always left five dollar bill for her. under the
ashtray, on the night table by the bed. Very
much gentleman! Once when he returned
to the White House she wrote him that if he
ever ran again she was going to vote for him
and was doing all in her power to have her
friends do 50.
Back came letter headed The White
House. Washington, D. c.
Dear Miss Houlihan:
Thank you ever 50 much for your
warm expressions. only wish had
more friends like you. Cordially &. ).
AND the signature wasn't rubber stamp
or metal plate, either. 1t was real. There
were two small blots to prove it. Other en-
ployees who troubled to write got neat,
mimeogaphed Acknowledgements, with only
their names and addresses typed. But Mary's
was real personal letter. clearly dictated by
the President himself and typed especially
for Mary.
She showed it around proudly. Employees
and guests said that she must be one of the
President's girl friends, and there was no dog
like an old dog. This made Mary indignant,
in pleased sort of way.
What Mary didn't know - or any of the
others - was that one of the Presidents
secretaries noted the Harden House stationery
- which Mary had used thrifty since it was
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
JOE RUBIN HONORED

In recognition of his pioneering
of Mt. Lennon facilities, Joe Ru-
bin has been reelected to the
board of directors of the Mt. Lem
mon Cooperative Water Co. He
is also manager and co-ordinator
of the company.
According to Joe, when he gets
through developing water on Mt.
Lennon, they'll have enough left
over to be able to sell some to
Tucson. Mr.. Rubin is also the
builder of a series of cabins, COM
pletely furnished, on Mt. Lennon
and is now taking reservations,
phone 8102.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
Pres. Brandes
Looks Ahead

The Community Councils new
president, Raphael BrandeS, has
informed the Arizona Post that
the program of the Council for
the coming year will be cOneen-
trated thuSly:
The social service program of
the Council will continue with
Miss Rita Corn as caSewOrker.
Chairman of that committee this
year will be Mrs. Lee Berner.
She has been active in the work
of this committee for the past 10
years and is an experienced chair
man.
Social Service finds that in ad-
dition to its regular relief pro-
gram and health work, there is
growing demand for help and
guidance between parents, par
ents and children and between
children.
Combined Jewish Appeal
1t is planned to work on the
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19

hobbies and clubs of literary, cul-
tural and recreational character.
Research Committee
This comparatively new COM
mittee is fact-finding body, seek
ing to secure all information on
party platforms, on candidates
their qualifications.
Council
The Community Council, form
ed in 1941, has IA member or
ganizations from both adult and
youth groups. Representation on
the Council from member organ
izations is based on size of the
membership, with a maximum of
8 delegates from any one group.
In substance the function of the
Council is to deal with matters
of general concern to the Jewish
community so as to maintain its
dignity and integrity; to coordi-
nate communal activities; to carry
on a social service and fund-rais-
ing program.
Mr.. Brandes is co-founder and
director of the Brandes School.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
Forms Sorority

A group of campus women met
Monday evening at the home of
Adele Shift, E. End, to form a sor-
ority to be known as Phi Sigs
with the hope of affiliating with
Phi Sigma Sigma, national So
cial sorority, and securing Uni
versity recognition.
Instrumental in the formation
of the new group was Adele
Shift, herself Phi Sig Sig in the
east. An election of officers re-
suited as follows: pres, Adele
Shift; vice-pres. Mickey Polia-
koff; sec. Dorleen Ray; treas.
Teddy Fishman; social chairmen,
Iris Bergman and Elaine Balm.
Others interested are: Mitzi
Boorstein, Naomi Dunes, Joan
Gruner, Beverly Howard, Myra
Koplin, Diane Mednick, Debby
Poliakoff, Anita Sadowsky, Re-
nee Silver and jeanette Soloway.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
Arizona Post-Nov. 10, 194S
SEAT COVER KING OPENING

Welcome to Tucson-Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Teguns, and three
charming daughters, Nancy, 13,
Terry, 7, and Penny, 5, formerly
of Lansing, Mich, who are now
living on Maple Blvd.
Mr.. Teguns, who was salesman
ager of the largest seat-cover
company in America for IA years,
opens his new business, The Seat
Cover King, at 2215 So. Sixth to-
day.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
SOCIAL SERVICE

The Social Service report given
by Mrs. Arnold Lieberman reveal
ed that about the same number
of cases were handled this year
as last. By the end of the year
there will be on estimated $50
cases. Three families have been
resettled here. Most common
characteristic of families seeking
help are that they have lived in
Tucson less than a year and some
member has a health problem.
Morris Kleinerman in his
Youth Committee report said that
it was hoped to expand facilities
next year, especially for the
adults. He told of the effective
programs carried on for Center
Mite.
AWARDS
Awards in recognition of Serv-
ice to the Jewish Community were
presented in the name of the
Council by Abe Simon to William
Davidson, Mrs. Joe Diamond, Sam
R. Kaufman, Mrs. William Le-
Boff, Aaron Levy, Harry Shift.
Morris Shanhouse received a
special award for his service as
CJA chairman.
Other awards were given the
Mines. Dave Bloom, Meyer Berry,
Leo Berner, Rose Fruchtman; to
Jack Fruchthendler, Mrs. Saul
Greenman, Robert Kissel, Mrs.
Aaron Levy, Leon Levy, Hyman
and Joe Myerson, Philip Posner,
Leo Rich, Mrs. Henry Rubinstein,
Irving Rubinstein, Aisle F. Raft
man, Mrs. Harry Strauss and DR..
Boris Zemsky.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19

annual drive throughout the year
so that when the campaign reach
es its climax with the actual drive,
the educational groundwork will
have been done.
There will be a tWo-day meet
ing under the auspices of the U Il
ted Jewish Appeal in January.
(Story appears elsewhere in the
PoSt).
Public Relations
Anti-DefamatiOn League of the
B'nai Birth will conduct the work
of this committee too, with the
chairman also heading this COM
mittee. He will be appointed by
BIB in December.
Center Activities
The Center youth program will
continue as in past years. This
committee will be under the chair
manship of Morris Shanhouse. 1t
will have representation from
youth.
Within the limits of physical
capacity the Council wants to
encourage adult activities, such as
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
Council Reports
Continued from page u

chairman, Morris Shanhouse re-
ported that $120,739.51 had been
raised thus far this year as COM
pared with $4,000 in 1947. Un-
paid pledges are slightly less than
$4,000 and Mr.. Shanhouse urged
that these be paid by Dec. Is.
SOS
SOS collections were almost
double quota with $4,000 lbs. sent
in combined food and clothing.
While the quota remains at $4,000
lbs. Mrs. Joseph Diamond, chair
man, explains it will be more diff
ficult this year since now SOS is
collecting only children's clothes
and layette items and money for
high protein foods to supplement
the diet of those still In DIP
camps
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19
CLASSIFIED

EXCELLENT CARE and super
vision for boy or girl of school
age in fine Jewish home. Doc
tors recommendations. Mrs.
Anyos, 2915 E. Edison.
The Arizona post., 1948-11-19

FURNISHED APT.
available; m d r n furniture;
hardwood floors; central heat
ing-cooling. 2011 E. End st.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
SUBURBAN sAlE-vlRGlNlA.
AURORA HIILS

Open l till Z; with great pleasure we offer
this beautiful custom built brick home Of
the finest material decorated in soft oil
tints throughout; located in exclusive res:
grounds with outdoor fireplace: 1st door
includes charming entrance hall, lge. liv.
rm. with unusual fireplace and picture
lovely mirrored powder rm.. gracious din.
rm. with indirect lighting and picture
window. French doors opening onto mas.
stone terrace, ultramodern circular al
luxe master bedrm with lovely pastel tile
bath, twin closets and picture window: End
fioor features lge. bedrms. with walk-in
level paneled club rm. with fireplace and
built-in bar, full bath, utility rm., etc. built
priced as sss, 800; & sood naneins. e pireetions ens
Drive out So. Arl. Ridge rd. to 23rd St.
left to 26th St, right to 26th pl.. to 500
and open sign.
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N. c. GROVES
Broker Of Better Homes" ow. 5aae. :
BELLE HAVEN

On the hilltop overlooking the Potomac
Haven Country Club, on a ige. wooded
Let. you are offered this unusual stone
and stucco home, The lst 4, contains a
marble fireplace, din. rm., French doors
opening off the din. and liv. rms. onto
a large screened porch; roomy kit. and
half bath; lge. bedrms. and tiled baths
bath; nice basement, oil h.-w.h.; gear
detached garage. This is one Of the
most beautiful and highly restricted SUBJ
divisions in the Metropolitan Area. Brok-
ers co-operation invited. For further in
formation call
CHAUNCEY & CLARKE
and R. L. Kane, Inc. Realtors. Exclusive
agents. Sv. 1882, Alex. 3013; ewes.
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Country Club Estates
LORCOM LANE

Owner selling brick home of modern de-
sign, built of finest prewar materials and
featuring liv. rm. with twin picture. win.
dows, din. rm. with adjoining screened
porch. large equipped kitchen, childs toy
room and half bath on 1st f.; 3 bedrooms
bath and study on End; basement has
finished rumpus room, maids room and
bath; Gear attached garage with sun deck
above; interior finished in washable oil
paint, spacious closets, flush sliding doors.
mirrored entrance hall, copper screens and
plumbing. storm sash throughout; wooded
hillside lot finest neighborhood; conv. to
schools, stores and transp. Priced S25 $50
with substantial cash. Shown by appt.
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REI,E HAVEN VA

32 West Grove dr.. Open today l to 8. In
Belle Haven; nr. golf course disnified and
Colonial brick house, with stately trees.
charming shrubbery and lawns. Priced
far below the market. True center plan.
spacious liv. rm., din, rm.. kit and screened
porch in main structure, in a wing is pine
den or library. On second fir. 3 lge. bed
rms. and baths. 3rd spacious, is in wing
IN rear is small paved patio with hrepf.,
ideal for outdoor entertaining. rec. room
with firepl. in basmt., now used as maid S
ROOM with u bath. Heavy slate roof;
frontage IS 30 feet. Built Just. before
Pearl Harbor when materials and work.
manship were first class. House is in i'm
maculate condition. Property is above
street level and commands scenic view;
next to last house on dead-end street. Ad-
joining woodlands assuring seclusion, quiet
and safety for children. Fifteen minutes
from downtown Washington. This under
priced home will sell quickly; owner oc-
cupied; immed. possession. Directions: Out
Rt. No. / through Alexandria. Left on
Fort Hunt dr., right on Woodmont rd.,
right on West Grave DR..
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
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Open Sat. and Sun. 1-6 pm.
QUIZ open SIGN.
YEONAS REALTY
Ch. 1146, OK. 1243.
OPEN. 9 TIL DARK

Vacant. immediate possession. 3-bedroom
bungalow, .S15.500; convenient to Penta-
gon and downtown WASHINGTON; fireplace
in living room. glassed front porch. full
bsmt.; plenty Of fruit and shade trees.
flowers and shrub. Out Lee blvd. to Glebe
rd., turn left to SO. 18th ST., turn left on
18th st. to our sign and No. 3l11.
MILTON G.. SMITH
1919 Wilson blvd OW 72dh
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Open Sat. and Sun. 1-6 pm.
Completely furn.. prewsr brick BUNGALOW.
dining room. equipped kitchen, bed
rooms and bath, large attic, fully insu-
at door; priced S12,6bO. To inspect.
drive out Lee blvd. to Westmoreland I'd.
turn right on Westmoreland rd. to Jack
son ave, left on Jackson to 722 and
our open sign.
XEOMAS PEAITX
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CLAREMONT

The best buys on the market; 2-bedroom
Cape Cod bungalow and 3-bedrm.. 2-story
asbestos siding; tiled bath, hot-water
heat, hardwood floors and fireplace; on
spacious lot in congenial, well-planned
subdivision; available within one month.
Moderately priced with FHA insured f.
nancing with reasonable down payment.
Monthly payment S66 including interest
axes and insurance, 20 min. from down.
town Washington and close to shopping
center. Located in Arlington, Va. at 8
Culpeper and 23rd st. South, Just of Lees
ourg pike mr.. Fairlington. Exhibit house
rpen week ends and evenings; represent
atiue on premises For further details,
call CHI. 5000.
Claremont Development Corp.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

ARLINGTON FOREST
o-rm Colonial in beautiful ,cond.; con-
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia Pike. cH. 1341. OK. 27ee.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
SLEEPY HOILOW-OPEN

Sat. and Sun, Is. Presenting for your
inspec.. this beautiful Calif.-type home
in exclusive Sleepy Hollow only 8 blks.
from transp. and stores. Lovely, landsc:
u bath on LIST ar lse. step-down ex-
posed beam liv. rm:, excel. din. rm.. GE
equipped kit. breakfast nook, = lge. bed.
rms, full tile bath. excel closets; full
bsmt.: lse. screened porch. Directions: Out
Lee blvd, past Seven Corners. left at our
sign at shopping center, following sign to
property. Exclusive.
GRAHAM REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

1912 No. Washington Blvd.
Open 2 It'll dark; liv. rm., fireplace; lse.
porch, bedrms, cedar-lined closets, tile
bath, equipped kit; h.-w.h.: 2nd "A. has 2
lovely bedrms.: rec nm pine paneled; !;
storm windows; barbecue pit in rear yard;
awnings L. MAGEE KING. 1881 Wilson
blvd Arf GIL, 1913 CHI 550S,
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ALEXANDRIA

For the lee. family who enjoy lge, rms.
beautiful shrubbed lot, 1OOxl2O; high ele-
vation. on Russell rd.. nr. Braddock I'd.
Reception hall 14x16, liv; rm; 1sx22,
buffers pantry and maids -rm.; 10x13
sun porch, lovely lge. master bedrms with
pvt bath. Four other bedrms. and bath;
Full basement, laundry tub Bendix, oil
h.-w.h., built-in gar; transp. at door.
Price, 5000; liberal terms. r. l.. RHINE
REALTY CO., TIE. s426; ewes, OV. 3173,
TIE Alps, Alex. 1852. d
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4-FAMILY UNITS

IF AMlJY UNITS
For veterans and civilians. Open daily. 1
to dark. s11 So. Alfred St. Alexandria.
A group OF 4-family buildings, showing
monthly ircome OF S236 per building.
Drive z blocks past King st. on Washing
ton st. toward MT; Vernon, right on JET
BETHEL, DI. 3100
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BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
Alexandria; Va, FIRST time offered, one
OF the better homes; an English brick,
on high elevation, with six rooms and at
tached garage, slate roof and open fire.
place; there is bedroom and complete
tiled bath on the first floor; 2 bedrooms
and tiled bath on the second floor; base
ment, oil heat; large screened inclosed
rear porch overlooking big fence-inclosed
and beautifully shrubbed lot; owner being
transferred and the, price for immediate
sale is S19,950, on terms to be arranged.
Shown, only on definite appointment; ex-
clusively with
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
2eo6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria, Va.
Phones, Alex. O07s or TIE. 2442. g.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Alex. Va. six rooms. three bedrooms and
tiled bath, living room. with open fire.
place, dining room, modern kitchen with
Frigidaire and stove; full basement, oil
heat; screened inclosed side porch; this
is q good house. about 8 years old. and
the price for quick action has been placed
at S14.500; homes of this type are not
found these days at this price. so see it
today now before it is too late.
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
2e06 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. Va. Phones,
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OPEN TODAY. 2-6

OPEN TO-DAY, 20
$500 18th st. no.-3-bedrm. brick Here's
a showplace in a moderate price rate with
one Of the most beaut. HANDICAPPED yards
sgd and comp. inciosed by Unusually attractive
picket fence. Rms. total Z. incl. paneled
den. 20-ft. liv. rm. and full din, rm.. equip
preware, in splendid cond; only 21a SOS.
to bus and shopping center, with grade
and r. high school nearby. Owner moving
today: To reach: Out Wash. blvd. to West
over shopping center and Longfellow ST.,
left 2 SOS. to 18th st. Left few doors
to $3.50.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exclusively. 2O51 Wilson Blvd. ow. 4347
Evening star., 1948-06-06
DICK BASSETT, REALTOR
CHI 5O57. CHI 4311.
GROOM BRICK, S15,75O

GROOM BRICK, $15,75O
trees Are you looking for a well-planned.
3-bedroom home in good condition, To-
Gated in a well-known high-class commu-
trance hall, a nice living room with fre-
place, good-sized dining. room, ,modernly
equipped kitchen, 3 comfortable bedrooms,
tile bath, large, dry basement with entrance
to yard; oil heat, storm windows Better
see this promptly. Shown today. 3 to a
pm 916 North Livingston st. Drive out
Wilson blvd to North Livingston st. and
right blocks to property or out Route so.
Lee blvd, to Seven Corners, reverse right
on Wilson blvd. approximately u mile to
Dominion Hills and left on North Liv-
ingston to property.
DICK BASSETT, REALTOR
Evening star., 1948-06-06
ACROSS THE STREET

ACROSS THE STREET
From lovely Shirley Woods" Arlinston's
hnest subdivision Of i9s :,,ad ai-.Ooasd l9I.; ss
there is nearing s9mpistlton Drict bsns e, 3. M the
better class and priced on small profit
margin a less than s26; 500, on liberal
ii 900 SQUARE IT,: has a fine paneled recr.
room with fireplace, souvenir closets and
asphalt tiled: nice living room, dining
side porch ss den or extra bedroom: thrGe
bedrooms and batn on second noor' COP
per plumbing, maids room. hobby room
II n.,f furnaes ROOM "ah' ''nes INC ''"''
L. 8. HURLEY
27oe No. Brandyvine st.. Arlington. GL.
661 ar CHI. o916.
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BUNGALOW-ARLINGTON

Nr. Wash. Golf and Country Club
Open Sun. l till dark 34l2 N. Abingdon
det. brick home containing rms and Q
baths: home in perfect cond, throughout.
artistically situated on beautiful land
with artistic firepl., de luxe kit. many
other fine appointments; full bsnt. oil
&C. heat; built-in garage. To inspect
drive out Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd, right to
34th St, left to Metzlers open sign. For
further details call Mr.. Schroeder. VI.
1854,
METZLER REALTOR-BUILDER
lJOR vt ave III 1900 -6
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FINE INVESTMENT

3 apts.. attrac. 7-rm, frame: lovely porches.
sep, entrances; dry basement; fireplace,
oil heat; live in one apt, rent others; good
income; tenants pay oil and elec; fine To-.
cation; 81 l'50O, sub. cash. s. H. WEIR,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRolNlA.
NORTH ARLINGTON

8 and 4 bedroom brick colonisis; to b:
and prices to Select from. located in one
Of Ariinston's finest section s. Desisned
ing taste. With practical features such
as ga baths, work saving modern kitchen
with custom-made cabinets, den or bed
room on arst noor with bath. nrspllaes, e
garage. master bedroom with dressing room
and private bath. See these homes IN
lections. Priced from $40 ;s5o up: terms;
call MAC LINDSEY, IS North Glebe I'd :,
Arlington. Va. CHI 5000, OK. 221l. -l0
SLEEPY HOLLOW
u acre. facing on Lee blvd. modern
rambling Cape Cod with 3 large bedrms.
and tiled bath upstairs, extremely large
Nv: rn', with firepl. and adjoining sunrm..
also bedrm. and. tiled bath on lst A.; over
sized bsmt. II you are lookns for a
spacious home, this is it. Price, under
$4,000.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
GL. 1900. 2204 Wilson blvd. OK. 4123.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Sun Valley Rambler

OU11 VdI1Cy Itc.1IIU1CI
Truly California architecture. .Liv. rm.
shelves, family sized din. rnl..- ultramodern
kit, 3 master-sized bedrms,. 2 tiled baths,
basement opening at ground level: con.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy; at Glebe rd. Arl. OK. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
WAVERLY HILLS

WAVERIY HILLS
Home that offers everything for COM
Portable living: Si3, 700. Cape Cod style.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit with lge. pantry,
refgr. and stove; bedrm. or den on 1st
A.: 3 bedrms. on End A., with bath conv
for both ds.;. lge. front porch with sun
rm.: beautiful lot.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd, GL. 27s4, OK. 27s4.
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YEONAS REALTY
: - 1EEx = ~ Z =
CHI. 1l46, OK. 1243.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Close TO parochial and public schools, 20
min. downtown; 3 bedrms. tiled bath.
lir. rnn. with fireplace, knotty-pine study,
din. rm.. equipped kit, automatic heat.
storm window-screen combs. Venetian
blinds, lge. closets and storage space
attrae e, located on % lse corner lot; 81 81 O. 500.
1882 or FA TS43 -8
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGINiA.
STONE FRONT RAMBLER

It's beauty and It's only 4 blocks OF
new Shirley hwy. and 10 minutes to d. q.
II you have been looking around for an
this well worth investigating. Price 10
only Sl5,500. MILLS REALTY CO., An.
nandale Va, Falls Church 09oa %
Evening star., 1948-06-06

NO. ARLINGTON, S13,250. bedrm. brick
Colonial on large lot with rear yard fenced.
Ideal for children. Equipped kitchen, full
bsmt, oil heat; inclue storm windows.
MILTON G. SMITH, 4219 Wilson blvd,
OW. 1900. i
BRICK HOME, rms, 2-story, rec. rm. 2
flreplaces; 41a mi. past Falls Church at
Cedar lane.
Bungalow, 5 rms. and bath. full base
ment shady corner lot; over "a acre;
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Brick Colonial, large liv. rm., banquet
sized din. rm.. equipped kit: End floor
hase3 bedrms:. and tiled bath beaut; land
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at olebe I'd. Arl. OK. 2esb'
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$3.50 MONTHLY. FHA

This cozy, comfortable home ideal for Q
small family. is spic and span, in new
wooded lot. Now vacant and available for
immediate possession. Sturdily built %
story masonry home Colonial design
painted white and planned for step saw.
ing. streamlined living conveniences. Fea-
turing cheerful living room. cozy dinette.
frgerator and cabinets bright airy bed.
rooms and bath on End noor; 3 nice closets
well distributed ,throughout home; within
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Brick and Stone

Brlck ana stone
8 bedrms.. Ia tiled baths, lge. liv. nm.
with fireplace, family. sized din; rn.,
equipped kit. full bsn1t., No. Arlington.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
lee hxy. ct. alebe rd, Arlington. OK.