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Evening star., 1948-11-17
This Changing World
Marshall Seen Having His Troubles
In Keeping Western Bloc in Line

Schuman has made it clear not only
to our Secretary of State but to all
other high American officials In
Paris that the Communist propa-
gandists have made important
strides among rank-and-f1le French
men with their tales that America
intends to fight the Soviet Union "tc
the last drop of French blood; and
that the European Recovery Pro-
gram is nothing but a poorly cam
oufiaged attempt by the United
States to plunge France into an
other disastrous war in order tc
please Wall Street capitalists.
Ties Hands of Regime.
While the political-minded French
people are aware that this is moth
ing but the usual Communist
strategy, the rank and file in the
factories and fields, under con.
slant barrage of propaganda from
Maurice Thorez's headquarters ir
Paris, falls for that kind of talk
Consequently the present French
regime, described by the Commu-
nists as the tools of American i'm
perialists, finds its hands tied.
The French Foreign Office has
fully subscribed, after many weeks
of painful negotiations with the
Kremlin over the Berlin i1npasse, to
the idea that no direct negotiations
with Moscow be resumed until the
blockade is lifted. 1t has also sub
scribed to the plan to submit the
whole matter to the highest interna-
tional tribunal-the United Nations.
However, in the light of increas-
ingly dangerous domestic troubles
it has had to renege partially on its
obligations and now is reported to
be willing to accept the Moscow
inspired" proposal by DR.. Herbert
v. Evatt, president of the United
Nations General Assembly, and
Trygve Lie, U. N. secretary general,
that the Big Four resume negotia-
tions of the Berlin crisis.
The proposal by these two high
U. N. officials was considered I'M
welcome in Washington and London
because it contained the germs of a
policy Of utter appeasement without
giving the Western nations any
tangible advantages. The French
leaders are said to have explained
to American and British representa-
tives in Paris that, while they did
not like the proposed solution them
so1uoc thew ho n M nf ar rN1Irca kJ5f
to agree to consider It, lest a refusal
on their part might cause domestic
strife which would be disastrous not
only for France but also for heI
present associates
Evening star., 1948-11-17
On the Record
Peace Plan Must Demobilize A.Bomb
And Fomentine of Strikes and Sabotage

proach to a settlement, If settlement
| Is desired.
West and East already are at war
and it Is not cold" in many places
for instance, in China or Greece.
War, to paraphrase Clausewitz, is
the employment of organized vio-
lence to attain political goals. When
such war is on, nations use the
means at their disposal. Military
minds think Of war in their own
terms, and preparation for war h
based on the preceding conflict
Thus, the First World War was 8
war of position, fought in trenches
and the French preparation for it,
successor was to build the worlds
greatest fortified trench, sit down,
in it and wait. But the Seconc
World War was q blitZkrieg fought
over and around the Maginot Line
by the European nation best
equipped for such warfare.
Variation Of Blitzkrieg.
Atomic war is variation Of the
blitzkrieg, best suited to American
capacities. One can be sure thai
the Russians are as we'll informed
about these capacities as we are
The Russians, therefore, are choos.
ing a form of warfare which neu.
tralizes the -bomb-civil war.
The A-bomb is useless in China
or Greece. No government can dror
A-bombs on its own territory OF
nationals. The A-bomb, a vastly
more destructive blockbuster, chief
ly Is useful for paralyzing industries
and terrorizing populations. But
industries can be paralyzed from
within, by strikes and sabotage, as
recently has been demonstrated ir
France.
The peoples of Europe, who, like
the toad beneath the harrow, know
where each tooth-print goes, today
fear less the atomic bomb thar
chaos, enslavement and general col.
lapse-the results of war without
conventional war at all.
Through the Baruch plan we art
attempting to demobilize the Rus
slams (and ourselves) of what they
have not got, leaving them in pos
session of what they do have-th'
technique and organization TO
fomenting civil war. A peace plal
must demobilize both, by a genera
settlement. The fact that we hav
the A-bomb is a powerful weapon
for securing this, provided we max
the approach conf1dentially.
| tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.l
Evening star., 1948-11-17

OelOTe tllc hTGIu- CohstahHhe oiV""'
lin orders the blockade lifted in &C.
cordance With the Moscow agree
ment last Augustine French
.have adopted a wavering attitude.
This is unfortunate out under
standable. The present French
government lives on borrowed time
1t Is facing an increasingly serious
economic and social crisis. 1t also
is confronted with the prospect o1
a showdown between the two ex-
treme political groups-the Com
munists and the De Gaullists-
which are ready to jump at each
others threats.
Between Two Fires.
The Communists wish to make
France Russia's No. satellite in
Europe, while Gen. Charles de
Gaulle wants to make 1t strong
semidictatorship, free of any out
side influences. Caught between
these two forces, both superior to
those at the disposal of the govern
ment of Premier Henri Queuille, the
present administration in Paris
looks to the right and to the left
and wonders what policies 1t must
adopt in the international field.
The French government fears at
this moment that by standing by its
agreements with the United States
and Great Britain on the Berlin
question it may further antagonize
the Communists, who have shown
strength among labor and farm or
ganizations, and might precipitate
a highly unwelcome reaction which
would lead to the much-feareo
clash between the Communists and
the De Gaullists.
French FOREIGN Minister Robert
Evening star., 1948-11-17

On the basis Dorothy Thompson.
of our own experience, which the
Soviets cannot match, he presents
reasons for estimating that the Rus
slams cannot produce sufficient
bombs to neutralize ours within four
years, though he also thinks-be-
cause Of our greater density OF
population and concentration OF in
dustry-that one-fourth as many
Soviet bombs would do us as much
damage as we could do the U. s.
s. r.. with our present stockpile.
The logic Of this, though Mr.. Lau-
renee does not quite say so, Is that
we muslin one form or another
send an ultimatum to the Soviets
for their acceptance which, If re-
fused, would put them in the posi-
ton OF aggressor. Mr.. Laurence
thinks this ultimatum should be a
demand to relinquish sovereignty
(along with ourselves) over sources
of atomic energy.
Showdown Inevitable.
He thinks this demand should be
made publicly. The latter, think,
would guarantee that the Russians
would reject it, and there would be
war. In this war we certainly could
destroy the Soviet Union. But what
the social effects would be military
men are unlikely to estimate cor
rectly. That the American people
or the people OF the world, would
accept this definition of aggression
is questionable.
It seems to me, on the contrary
that although a showdown with
Russia Is inevitable, 1t ought to be
over an offer to conclude ALIEN
bracing peace treaties with the
Soviets and the rest of the world
These treaties would guarantee
Soviet security and the security OF
all states, and their rejection would
be a clearer indication Of refusal te
make peace than would rejection Of
the Baruch plan. And any ap-
proaches must be diplomatic. At.
tempts to put nations on the spot
before the world are the worst ap-
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difficult by his
troubles in keep
ing the Western
bloc In line.
Although the
objectives Of the
Western powers
in Berlin coin
eide and there
Is q definite un-
derstanding on
high levels that
no Conversations
W l t h Moscow
will be resumed
under duress-
that Is to say,
LG-- <L D-@
Evening star., 1948-11-17

intended to fulfill that obligation
The National Chairman, Hugh D
Scott, jr., Is a Dewey man and there
are no signs as yet that any one
proposes to fight him for the honor
At least two potential presidential
candidates, Harold Stassen and Eric
Johnston, have indicated an interest
in 1852 and their friends will be or
the Job. Senator Taft has voice
on the committee in his campaign
manager, Representative Clarence
j. Brown, and so has Gov. Warren
in his, Senator William F. Know
land, jr.
No Cushion in Treasury.
The committee will gather with
it's bills paid but no great cushion
in the treasury and some signs that
it's angels, like Joseph E. Pew, are
growing weary of the struggle.
All this adds up to a setting con-
ducive to home truths. 1t has beer
long time since the Republicans
have faced the fact of their divided
party. Lately, with victory on the
horizon, all factions by tacit con-
sent avoided mentioning their diff
ferences and dwelt piously insteac
on the family rows among the
Democrats.
Their story then was that 1t was
no time to rock the boat. A Re-
publican President, they said, woulc
shape the party's course; most Of
them expected Gov. Dewey to be
that President and to be strong
President who would turn the party
his way or else.
Now the responsibility has beer
thrown back on the committee ano
on the Republicans in Congress. The
latter prospect brings heartfelt
groans from many articulate Repub.
licans, remembering President Tru.
mans success with the record Of thu
Eightieth Congress, as the leader
he attacked will all be back on th'
job.
These Renllblicans are recallins
Evening star., 1948-11-17

m a S t er tn e
dances and mu-
sical instru-
ments of the
Japanese.
| In all Japan
last night I
doubt If there
was q more
beautiful sight
than that of
| Col. Pat Echols
ana I Steallng
a show at a
| geisha house
here in Gifu.
w hile I
Evening star., 1948-11-17

private, which
followed the un-
expected defeat
of Gov. Dewey
indicates tn a t
the meeting will
be a brisk one.
The Governor
of course, is the
titular leader of
the party y .
Though he has
b e e n defeated
twice and said
he W ould not
run a 6 a l n , he
has also S al d
Evening star., 1948-11-17

much privy in
formation as any
layman, makes
it clear that at
this moment we
h av e sufficient
A-bombs and can
fly nonstop suf-
ficient distances
to wipe out So
Wet calculations
Of waging sue
c e sful war
ag ain st an y
country we de-
termine to de-
fond
Evening star., 1948-11-17
In Keeping w
Bv Constantine Bro,vn

Secretary Of State Marshall's
task in dealing with the recalcitrant
Soviet bloc at the United Nations
meetings in Paris Is made more
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Bv Doris FIees0n

Sometime in January the Repub-
lican National Committee will be
called into session. The lively har-
vest of recriminations, public and
Evening star., 1948-11-17
McLemore
Performs With Colonel
At Geishu House
By Henry McLemore

GIFU, Japan.-1t is amazing how
quickly an American, if he puts
his mind to it and drinks a suf11-
cient quantity of hot sake wine, can
Evening star., 1948-11-17
By Dorothy Thompson

An article by William L. Laurence
in Saturday Evening Post issue
raises some pertinent questions. Mr..
Laurence, who has access to as
Evening star., 1948-09-26
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

BUCKsKIN HORSE, over ls hands ride
or drive, can Jump; chestnut mare; large
ssds sdssd ssvsTa nnars EnT5a Ssasf
sl2dsd AGHBEsht st ssa sseeens st. for
sYEas ny sf Maze fHat ride Do Of a0aa Work. s7s
FRESH Pres COWS COWS w a59. Excellent dairy stock
al sood sss 1slbss ,ss sesssd VIENNA and
FEEDER CALVES; $50 lbs. to $50 lbs
xsEs6EfN ssnisa e Hsous Steers sad her
bead 4ao-aSe Ms 1es; s4 approx reas' nT1ssd
sey ali blood tested Ashton 3l96. -a6
PIGS (50l, large, thrifty, Hampshires. Il
weeks old; reasonably priced. Call HIN Hill
T1lHHeoadoSGSGHBRED TIC MARE, make nice sad
die or brood mare, $3.50. IRVING JAVINS,
siexsndrE., s =; P, : "a. Box 60 Fran'0nia .d,'
GOATS, Toggenburg, reg, does and bucks.
from highest milktng stock on record
stSd PxnoaSo sffy1se MAZE qess ges bred to res Pal
omino: one 5-saited Palomino horse: one
sorrel hunter: bIack-apd,white spotted
psir Dsfse matched fron sras work mares; ONE
used Saddles and brides, HILLTOP FARM,
Fisher rd, Sc, Temple Hill, Md. sP. 0lo4.
BLACK MARE. very gentle. 8 yrs old. very
$3.50 or best offer under. Pa. 1905.
WILL WINTER good riding horse for ex-
elusive Use and may buy after using
s.YRs- HPR OH RIDING MARE. sound and
gentle, 500. Grade Angus bull, 8 mos.
HEREFORD STEERS ts>. grass fed, well
bred excellent condition; weigh about
l.1On pounds. Rockville 260S. -27
BERKSHIRE PIGS u2), weaned, weeks
old; 3 good brood sows. l boar hog, mo.
LADY OWNER must sch today: bay horse.
..Dixie Rebel timber racer. SH, $3.50.
DONKEY, male stud 3 years old; gray
with dark stripes, very gentle; SL75. Also
e-mo.-old DONKEY colt $50, SH 563S-
FOR SALE-Mary Frisco, 5-year-old bay
mare. registered: standard trotter. to foal
in spring 10 Symbol Gantle. 2:0I Y. SeY.
ersl other trotters for sale. MEREDITH
GAPpER, Fails CHURCH ls17: .,,.,. =.
double: Shetland pony, mare. black ano
white, gentle, beauty; BAY pony, 8 years.
gentle: Q good riding horses, will sacrince'
Western pony saddles. brides, saddle.
l-horse pillow, 1-horse cultivator. harroE,
I-horse moving machine. G. n. HIRST,
FairhiIl Farm. miles west Of Fails Church
On Lee htghvay. Pa. 2o0e.
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AVIATION.

GLOBE SWIFT, excellent condition; AWAY
radio. aero-matic prop; licensed day and
night until March, I949; total time en-
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csnopy Just installed; ship always ham
ISIS fsTsd rAyloRdaarr, Va sbss custom d. luxe ss
h.p. Continental motor. radio and nayi-
cation lights FA. 1900. -26
ANNoUNCEMENT-Ae Services.
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its afhiiation With Weems Navigation, Inc.
with headquarters at 1865 Irving st. NV.
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We publish pilots route manuals for U. S.
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HYDE FIELD. INC, Spruce oSss. --26
NEW INDIVIDUAL HANGARS for rent.
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AERO FIIM. Super Super Xxx Pan. AS; SOFT.
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CUB CRUISER, J5A c75, perfect shape,
lust recovered; total time engine, so hrs;
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hlscEiLAktoUs WANrfD lcsat.,

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An INTERESTED N curing silvervars:
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WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER, viii con-
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Evening star., 1948-09-26
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AMPLIFIER SOUND TRUCK (new Buick
mobile system); also public address and
music players, recorders twire, tape. disc
MENT CO. CO. 4445.
BABY'S BUTLER SERVICE - Complete
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play yards, feeding tables. BABY7S But
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40a4
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sttAo on
$500
2950
ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-Ner+hw.ss.

1854 MONROE ST. NV, Apt. 5. co, 1912
Attractive front room; conveniently 10
Gated on l4th st. NV; single $50; gen
1ismsn ,ssa lAMosr Gng sr-Lsrse room. suits ble
isT sa,s z; semiDris''e bath; references: rs CO.
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saso sss N mS sr. Nsw:@ssud,o bedroom. double.
beautiful very large, newly decorated,
semiprivate bath. Quiet, renned home
employed adults only.
iass 18th ST. NV, Apt. e4-Small room;
Govt. empI. pref; reasonable; refeasnce'
1901 5th ST. Nw.-Privass Kitchen and
bedroom: near transo. RIA. 1889. "a
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bath; pvt: home nr. bus; quiet person PES
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suitable for / or .; priviis; no smoSias.
S8 Soo- aK1 aKK1aloRaMA RD. N.w.-ssl.., open
iys ing on porch: dbie, twin beds tsentlemsnt.
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near bath; near husltne. no. 7o3S. -ae'
Evening star., 1948-09-26
FARM owd GARDEN,

PICK YOUR own APPLEs, Sc a bushel.
Directions: Intersection near N. II. ave.
and Colesville I'd. turn right on Boteler
rd. n mile to Horak Parm. -26
PANSY SEEDLINGS, Oregon Giant. Art
Shade. and Swiss Giants, originator S
strain. Large plants, ready to plant out.
SO so per 100. or 500 per 1.00a Drive
out Georgia ave extended to Glenmont,
turn right on Route lS2 miles. SVEND
ANDERSEN LAYHILL. Silver Spring. Md
RIcH ToP SOIL for sale. delivered. IA,
APPLE CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER for
sale, daily and Sunday. Several varieties
Phone Ashton 211s or 1857. SEIBEL' s
ORCHARD, spencerville- Nd.
HARDY AZALEAS for fall planting, ell
coiors and sizes, SOC up. wholesale and
retail 251o 7th st. ne, -26
PRACTICALLY NEW pickup bsler; used
one season; 5000 bales; case, wire tied.
Price, $3.50. "a. 20b5. -z6
Evening star., 1948-09-26
POULTRY end EGGS.

&c WHITE LEGHORN HENS, laying now:
brooder. Must sell. Leaving city. UN:: 1855.
WHITE GIANT LAYING HENS, $3.50 ca
l VI, old. r. 2; TATE; to Clinton No
bred Muscovy and Mallard
for breeding. Hatchery priced. G. II
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O0s9 Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
100 WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETs. ready
to lay, S225 each. English strand. Phone
Aldie Va S-F-3I -26
So MuscoVY DUCKS, 6 breeding turkeys.
7 n rDOl 20
Evening star., 1948-09-26
COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, hard or. mixed.
delivered ready for use. OK 11s1. -27
FIREPLACE WOOD-The best oak and
Evening star., 1948-09-26

CATTLE and LIVESTOCK fcons.l
FINE SADDLE MARE-Win sell OF trade
for livestock, equal value. csn HI. eo56.
1s-HAFD BAY PONY. handsome mount
and pet for GOOD child rider; real
bargain SH 6959
Evening star., 1948-09-26

1911 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-pesfrabie
front room. southern exposure, semipftvats
bath; unlimited hot water and phone.-29
NEAR WALfkk REED HoSPirAL~-Doubie
D1PoNf iGSH fe CIRCLE. Es 1897 18th ST. H.w.-
Attractive single studio. opea fireplace,
adjoining semiprivats bath: maid: lady.
1894 FORT STEVENS DR.. NV, Apt. 306
-Beautifully furnished double room, twin
beds, next bath and shower. for l or 2
settled working ladies a. married couple
big closet; Bsautyrest matsrsss' reason
s5s s5is shIiATis III In ST. N.w.-Room for on.
person; nice private home; best transpor-
WESLEY HEI6HTS-Large room. single or
double; near bus line; ssmiprivste bath.
sHEyY MI n CHASE, SAT- GROVE ST., two
blocks Chevy Chase circle-Niceiy fur
n.shed room, S35 month; gentleman only
SINGLE RM.. no other roomers; semitic
seS JyFFfRsON sT.--Douhle front room,
twin beds, next to bath; excellent tralsp-:
kitchen PRIVILEGES, semitic home; ADULTS
lI3a JEFFERSON ST,-Lge, front rm. for
or 9; a,traetiveiy furn., twin beds, iSe;
closets; auto. gas heat, free phone and
auto laundry; 8 doors 70 tIansp. and shop
ping; Jewish home. Win aouIts sangie,
s35 mo double. $3.50. IA olso.
THE VIVIAN, 1879 s.: w.M.sAtrsStiivvs
DOUBLE ROOM, suitable for coupler
windows. porch. sxtle bath. 40. s31l'
Evening star., 1948-09-26

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10 hours S4,2s
ls47 81 Wheeler sedan, sleeps 4.
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1947 go Steeleraft. sleeps 4. chrys- =,
Ter Ace 2,9o
1924 So Vineyard, twin 1s0-h;p.
Sterlings. with full yacht: equip.
4O' sedan, new twin Packards with
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vey-Wells phone. beautiful eondt-
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Mt Royal ave. Baltimore IL. Nd. Phor
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i ". IL. IL
double rm., twin beds large clothes
slosst laundry privil.; SEE, girls only. DU.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Mastsr bedrm..
pvt. bath. Y blk to transportation; kitchen
privileges; FOR settled employed couple,
nonSmokers; in refined pvt. home; sarsss
siaaIss iss ssh ST. s4 awW.,.r IN ee7S Reed ss..
front master bedrm., pvt, bath, 9 closets,
unlimited phone; employed couple. GE.
ssss QUE ST. N.w.-owners gentle home.
s9mtSTtabls e, 5As1 gm' gentlemen; marble slew
fErWoRTa1Losely lse. single rm., sl,s
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ins room; is. a; front; employed adult;
MxsPRhn PfE 'nsa sSss c2 auts fur
nisasd. naas tssn ssa 1sas Laundry PriyiIssss IA
rm.., twin beds next bath, shower for Q
sssi ettE ST. N.W.-sseond noor room.
isF ssss seaissmssaf ais sf sSiiws swl.rs. from. 70, I
twin heda closets, PVT lay, semitic fam
IT,; Fl sssSi s.g .ssss. s :s, ssg
NEAR WALTER kEED--attraetive com-
Portable front room for l or 2; eongenial
private home; prtvileses; reasonable. IA.
isss WYOMING AVE. Nw.-Inciossd
siespins porsh. With aas sitting IT.. III; adj beth.
M Ss g. ssnRsn GsTva ana fsms sos1fs. eiss rm ab,
bed, studio couch, Venetian blinds; $40 mo.
pI; .si9 sun; weekdays after 9 pm-.
cheerful rm.; pvt. bath; no other. roomers;
so SaNYsn;v ;,nsIs sss so0sls Or sssi, i,, as
nished front room; COW. .ransp.: avail
is,s isse ofl fAsk Ebesp.c,ous Rb seSa room. n.ry
dec. and well f9rn nr. 18th st. and nv.
ss5 f0NGFEILoW ST. N.w.--Jswish
EfHs.sR EzssH PaosT n6Sx stsi ssla beds. ...,
phone In room: Light laundry. privileges;
xaraIe: married couple. 0E. ssl2.
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I,ai. II 'H HrINEY BRANCH m. N.wES.r,
nr walter Reed Hospital;
good isansD; nr. sh9Ppins Poo and theassr;
lsis inNGiaAHaa 81 S.W'e-Niceiy iurn.
front sinsle rm.; large cedar closet; ssns
gsETWoRTa lsfTvn ri sHcfioN0Larss. eissn dean rm..
next 10 bath. In owners gcntile home. fof
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