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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

An Best Previxaea for OLD Az.
~ sesssr Of rae sssr,
w. n. p has . lament in The Star Of
April 81 made an extensive search OF
accident and health coserAge available
70 persons IN the upper-sse brackets
and discovered nothing approaching AIDE
ouate coserage."
The complaint OF w r. Is well founded
1t Is just as well founded as tina, OF the old
man On his last legs Who could not buy
adequate life insurance az . reasonable
premium Il Is Just as well founded Is the
complaint Of the worker who no longer Is
useful al his Ioo and has no funds upon
which to live in his old age. He fully ex-
poets his Government or his community or
his relatives 10 take care OF him.
II w. r. r. is to have income 10 Supplant
lost earning power in his old age. then he
must start saving a little each month when
he Is very young and build up 3 cash re-
serve for his declining years. II he is 10
provide protection for dependents through
life insurance. he must start buying IL when
he LIS young ard in good health.
And 50. it follows that II w. r. Y. had
bought accident and health insurance when
he was young, he could have obtained what
he now seeks and cannot dnd-"adeQuate
coverage ut a reasonable rate" The dis
ability insurance carriers writing disability
beverages must build up reserves to pay
eventual claims just as the life insurance
carriers must build up reserves to pay
death claims or annuity income. Coverase
must be purchased when young and carried
over a period OF years.
Where, though, can you And young men
who will acknowledge that there Is pos
sibility OF their growing old. getting sick or
hurt, or dying? They do not exist in any
appreciable number. These eventualities
can happen to others but never 10 them. The
fault lies not in the system but In US IS in
dividuals. Adequate accident and health
coverage Is available. life insurance Is pur-
chaseable for protection and annuities for
savings.
But people viii not take the initiative and
foreo current luxuries to provide against
these contingencies. They want the Gov
eminent to do 10 for them, and indeed when
enough w. r. Ps clamor long enough and
loud enough. the Government will oblise.
In 1887 the Government inaugurated social
security and over a l2-year period has
operated it into an $ll 900, 900 900 deficit.
Funds that should be invested Mt a given
rate of interest to develop into future re-
serves for payment Of pension income are
record to indicate that any compulsory
health system would not be as poorly
managed. But the w. r. Fs want 1t.
One more word to w. r. r. and I'm all
through: 1t will all work out just fine so
long as some few freedom loving hard work
ing. enterprising self -reliant people con-
tinue to pour on the coal" and everlastingly
produce: but when the strain breaks their
backs. the drones in the hive are either
going to starve or 90 back to work.
WILLIAM M. WERBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

To the nalser Of The star
recent issue of The star carried a letter
BY George Spelvin, eulosixinS Senator Taft
as outstanding among our elected repre-
sentatives. one who has the COURAGE 20 stand
up for what he believes 10 be right one of
the few who will not be frightened by the
threats OF some OF our arrog ant minor groups
and labor bosses
l fully agree with Mr.. Spelyin on this
subject. but I believe that there are also
other members OF his party and possibly a
few Democrats who deserve some credit for
their stand against the selnxn actions Of
groups and politicians who apparently think
that present conditions In England and
Russia are TO be desired over our way of
living. have faith that the great ma tority
OF Americans feel similarly and while no
foolish threats are being made by these
Americans against the political life of any
one. our politicians generally should remem-
Der that the great majority are back Of
those who are nshting selfish groups. social.
ism and communism c. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

and il Republican counterpart States
Rixhts~ have earncunaxed ih~ common
effort Of both groups TO maintain exist
ina power and privilege over axAGnss ths
senegal run Of people without ciscyfnina-
ton rs 20 whether these people are ~hIte
or black. Nov. as Mr.. Lawrence sAss the
whole civil rights controversy had nothing
10 do with racial or color problems OF ali p
and certainly the leaders Of States Rights
In the South viii not be content 10 lei tne
ruling Of the Labor Board so anehslienged
Doubtless. The police chief and The Dtxse-
Gratis uphold the traditions and dignity Of
the South. sub. while the min-cwnerx and
Republicans WELD the power and take the
money. Perhaps Mr. lawrence reselA-
ton Of this viii enable the general run Of
people, white and black. TO make common
cause in their common interests
HARRY NJ LEFT
Evening star., 1949-04-09

the Commission. monthly house
organ o. TIE Foreign Mission
Board OF ihe Southern Baptist
CONVENTION II Richmond
Miss Moore said size studied the
New York Times The Ch0&eo
Tribune and the Atlanta Cocxtsiu-
ton for the period from 1852 TO
le4s for a docto-a! dissertation or
Protestant and Catholic News
paper Publicity"
She said the Catholic Church
understands its democratic re-
sponS.oAlIy TO exploit Itss.: wlth
the public while TIE Protestant
Church IS neg!ect,ng the same
responsibility
Miss Moore asserted church
news is tolerated as a necessary
EVIL" by most newspaper editors
In most OF her findings she re-
ported a general impart!alliy on
the part OF news editors handling
denominational news.
Other speakers a. yesterday
mornings S session were Represent
ative Hays. Democrat. OF Arkan-
saS; E Raymond Wilson. executive
secretary OF the Friends Commit
tee on National Legislation. the
Rev. Thomas B. Keehn. legislative
secretary. Council for Social Ac-
ton of the Congregational Chris
tian Churches, and Harry W. Sea-
mans of the State Department.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Two Stabbed in Gang Fight
Receive Hospital Treatment

Two men we're treated 1t Casu-
atty Hospital today for stab
wounds police said were inflicted
in a gang hght IN the 1000 block
OF Bladensourg road NE
Detective Sergt Peter Zazanls
OF the homicide squad SAID the
fight involved five white men and
Ave or six colored men The for
mer group had been drinking al
the Melody Inn when they
emerged about AIS am. and had
words with the second group. he
said.
In the heat Of the melee, four
Of the white men drove away.
leaving behind Charles Meunier
90. of 44S Randolph street NV
Later they returned and took
Meunier to Casualty Hospital for
treatment Of two stab wounds in
the back and a 2i2 inch scalp
wound, Sergt ZaZanis said.
Another man. Edward J. Bry-
ant, 20. of 3425 Fourteenth street
NE. was treated for a minor cut
on the right shoulder and re-
leased.
There were no arrests, but po-
lice said they had descriptions and
were searching for three Of the
combatantS.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Essissirs kpiaes
S6o4 kRksids Du,.
Chevy Chase. Md,

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oetA SUN, ii-s
Evening star., 1949-04-09
D. {. Amvets Oppose
Pensions Except in
Case Of Disability

The American veterans OF
World War II Of the District will
notify members o! the District
committees of Congress next week
that they are opposed to the
Rankin bill and all forms Of PEN
sions for veterans Of World War
II except in case Of disability
either partial or total"
The District Amyets passed the
resolution against pensions last
night at their three-day conven-
ton at the Willard Hotel. They
also voted against a national
bonus as innationary; voted down
resolution in favor of a District
sales tax, and voted in favor Of
maintaining present income tax
exemptions for servicemen's pay.
A resolution against District home
rule was voted down.
John Murphy was nominated
for District commander on a slate
that will be acted upon this after
noon. The new officers will be
installed at a banquet at 7 o'clock
tonight to be addressed by Repre-
sentative Jackson, Republican. of
California.
Others Nominated.
Only a few contests were pro-
jected by the nominations. Jack
Watson was nominated for lSt
vice commander, Miss Ellen Sulll-
van for 2nd vice commander, Jack
Shugrue for 3rd vice commander
William Tiff for adjutant, James
Seitz for finance officer. William
Hunter and NJ. Dayton Harring-
ton for judge advocate, Vincent
Jones and Sergt. Howard Cox for
provost marshal, and Miss Eva
Manchester and Mrs. Josephine
Hoye for vice commander at large
Senator MeGrath, Democrat, OF
Rhode Island, principal speaker
last night, warned that the youth
of today must be on the alert
against communism because lit is
now generally recognized that the
carefully chosen and Sedulously
trained youth of Russia is wholly
responsible for the perpetuation OF
communism there
Idealism Falsified.
1T is the only sure instrument
on which the despotism of the So
Wet can safely rely" he declared
The idealism of youth in Russia
and in the Soviet orbit. is being
so falsified and corrupted. that il
must be fortified. even terrified
by periodic purges and sacrifices
of any one who preSumeS inde-
pendent thought or protest"
Senator McGrath declared that
youth must be made to see that
such deSpotism will bend it to
its own will and ruthlessly crush
the young when their usefulness is
ended"
He said the "God-given intelli-
gence" of American youth and the
education tina: our American Sys-
tenn makes available to it, should
be more than adequate bulwark
against the snare of COM
munism.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Survey Compares
Church Publicity

The Catholic Church does a
better job OF publicity than the
Protestant Church. the National
Religious Publicity Council was
told yesterday at the closing ses-
sion of its two-day annual meeting
in the Baptist Building. 1923 Six
teenth street NV.
This was disclosed IN a survey
of three leading American news
papers. conducted by Miss Mar
jorie Moore, managing editor OF
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Fred G, Pollard TO Run

RICHMOND, Va, April 8 (P.-
Fred G. Pollard, 80, Richmond at
torney. yesterday announced his
candidacy for the House of Dele
gates, subject to the Democratic
primary. He is a son of Robert
N. Pollard, retired Federal judge.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
ExcIusivs
Bradley Woods
1909 Aberdsea Road

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your coApAsison Al
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pessh. psr3se..y bsev'ifvi
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sosesna
OPEN sun. is
Evening star., 1949-04-09
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FalIs CAarsh. Va.
7l8 East Broad Street

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Evening star., 1949-07-08
I,ARGE FAMILY?

LARGE FAMILY
II 20, inspect this 4-bedrm., 2-bath
brk. home on an acre lot IN quaint
Vienna: lge. liv.. rn. with fireplace,
din; dr. I'm, .i, Kit 2 lcs; esdIm:. S.drms ina INC
sevins % rm' and bath. End a.: full
bsmt and oil h.-w.h. Price. S1s.9S0;
subst. cash.
Dominion 1ns. & Realty Agcy.
GIL, R338. OK 177Q; ewes, GI. 314l
Evening star., 1949-07-08
1907 RIDGE PLACE


Here is an attractive semidetached
brick home with living room, dining
room, kitchen, front porch: 2nd
ioor, 3 bedrooms and bath; full
basement, oil heat; excellent fnanc-
ing. Asking $12,500. Call Mr..
Macintosh, jr., WEAVER BROS,
INC, Wash. Bldg. DI. $500; ewes,
GIL. 1855. -lO
COLORED-I326 MASS. AVE.-Beau-
tiful brick, 6 rms, 2 baths. equipped
h-w.h., garage: like new: $4,000
down. Mrs. Readmond, EN-. SSI5'
with WILLOUGHBY'S REAL ES-
COLORED-so30 STANTON RD:--
Detached ,stucco, Z rms: and bath n
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 345 Good
coLORED-NEAR o. S. CAPITOL
13 rms, ga baths, h.-w.n., 2-car
brick garage; suitable for large fam
ily or guesthouse; $1,000 cash. bal
ance monthly. Mr.. Holtz, FIR. 3770
p STEARNS, RE. 2l44.
COLORED - NEAR LIBRARY OF
CONGRESS-6-rm. and bath, row
brick. h-wh., full basement. large
rooms: $1,000 cash, balance month
II. To inspect. call Mr.. Holtz. FIR.
377o. p. STEARNS. RE. 2144.
Evening star., 1949-07-08

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
room brick sunsslovs; stairway to
&C. heat; near schools. shopping.
etc. Only S1O,250. May so GI for
only $3.50 down. Less than half
mile from District line. LEIGH c.
KRsGYi ER EEK 'r'' 1910 Penn.' ave: w,a Sc
HYxTTsvilLE. MD.-s-room semi
large shade trees, hot-water oil
heat: improved street. conveniently
located Local "A Asking ski sl2 $50 syss,apsisl a
1914. pI. $3.50. " ~ IS
prewar brick bungalow. din. rm..
colored tile bath, recr. rm., oil h.
VIII, det. brick gar. lust redecorat-
ss shseHfasui P2RhY boswell s55sisG At me- seisSSS %@
Mt. RsINIERPsa.ooo down: 4-Sed-
room BUNGALOW. AL cond;; now
used as 2 apts.i firepl.. oil h.-w,h.,
lovely porches, garage; large lot;
aT,,9,, near bus and all SCHOOLS JOHN H.
new HEafsSHi MAMPsMfkE Hi; oaIH; HvE. HIGHLANDS
Al neighborhood: o4-ft. liv. rm.
with beautiful fireplace and built-in
bookshelf. two 24-ft. bedrms.. tiled
bath, knotty-pine recreation rm.,
purchase with small down payment.
CAN VA: 5000 till 9 pm. ROBERT
BEAUTIFUL 3-BEDRM. BRK., bed
room downstairs, lRe. bsmt, cor.
RRIMRoss IS REALTY. WA. 4s5a'
"si BLoCRs SSa FROM D. c. LNEss-
bedrm. bungalow. Al cond.; only
kssr fSSG sSEa VA Dssmfn1 4snt wa rs5Mhoss sss1 s
Ss8t: $500; '0sp55' 500 down 1Smei to 'eH ai
COOLEST PLACE m TOWN. away
pTetsy 5TeR fz hsa. sans.Sos Sss ia Ssmt
J. j. RRNDAII VI WALGRoFT. S siooS Rsaiton aIEr.
33302 Perry st.: NJ; Rainier, yN.
Ens 300; ,yss" WA; 4io5: -
tlsn.fear.d 0n new naS. S.rm omses sriek oe.ne .a
panslon ATTIC; full bsmt.; small down
SALE BY OWNER-Immediate pos
session 6-room and bath brick bum
galow, basement; large lot; a.-c.
fsi pr:s sG $3.50 1880 '.:nfs III. wA ks sss s;ss
11S KOLPH DRIVE, Forest Hghts..
Md. Detached, lot 60x12O, brick, 8
rms. and bath. New d.E. stove and
box, garbage disposal. Small down
payment. 500 per mo. Mrs. Read
BY's REAL ESTATE, Ar 7O43.
SPANISH TYPE, stucco over ma sonry;
large rooms. tile bath, basement
oil Oh r,,,h h;.M;h.; , Large lot; bespti5al nda
easy terms. ALVIN EPLINo, UN.
BxRaSAN-sEEKER-s5.s5o $50 buys 8
rms. 2 bedrms.; city water and
shsdr slsetricity large v.rk.E,np lot; plenty v, ef
BUSINESS sECTioH of Berwyn-e-
family apt; 1st floor could be used
sss's9e. u %slT: 9s,a 8: 3. zzSTzfsa:
$lO,5OO is A BARGAIN for this
immaculate 5-rm. prewar BUNGALOW;
,gst Sgsn,s. over D: . e; line. line in colmaT
bsmt.. porches. Earase. Easy terms.
See this today. Cali Wa 5000 TIN
Q PM. ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.
NEAR d. C.-s5oo down, $50 Der
month buys new 4-room and bath
bungalow. Anil, hot-air heat, oil
burner. Domestic hot-water heater,
front and back porches. S6,45O.
Q: p, zANTzINGER, Jr., HI. 1902
$500 & Va; boWSs 1sSe' A,sum. a1. loan. =
rms. and bath bunealow. Conv. loc.,
gas heat. H. CARLYLE DeLOZIER.
WA. 5000, WA. 8596, UN. 3279. IS
Evening star., 1949-07-08
BETHESDA, MD.
era 7Sn

Near Naval Medical Center, on high
levation: improved st.; delightful
comm. An appealing frame .shingled
res. with full bsmt, lge. Ny. and
din: rms. kit. 2 bedrms.. tiled
bath, screened porch. Well financed
Owner trans. Call us quick about
this house. WO. 1900 until 9 pm.
EDW. H. JONES 81 CO., INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
BRICK APTS.

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Two Complete apts Modern through
out. Each contains liv. rm., bedrm:: :,
bath and kit l vacant tmmed.
real home with income. Fenced yard
Rent each apt. unfurn- SoO.oO'
furn.. SS5, AZ trust Easy pay
ments. Reas. cash. Mr.. Holmes,
EN-. 6635.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-07-08
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGikrA

SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGikTA
ALExANDRIA l9raddock sreal.De-
ton; in exceptional location. lst a.
has. lge. liv. rm. with firepl., built
in bookcases on either side. pine
paneled din. rm., with built-in cor
ner cupboards. modern kit, side
screened porch with 1agstone floor.
ad.t Snd a has ~. & nice bsarm, Ped s.. with Ihat.4 ne
Bsmt. has lovely pine,paneled recr.
rm. with fireDl.. maids rm.. bath
sulation, copper plumbing. slate
roof. oil h..xh. Beautiful shrubbeIy.
sa nssrk r. nUScAs s'l co.. AL aesss9: sssn
and Insurers, 209 Rupley BLDG, s15
King st. Alex, Va. 10
ALEXANDRIA Observation-Disclosures
producing property; 1 blk. from Mt:
Vernon blvd; 2.story brick, with 2
sess sass. 1ss and H. has "a: smi rooms nis ias fls
Priced low for immed. sale. Excel
lent terms: For tgI info5mstion; 4;
Co.. Realtors and Insurers. 200
Rupley Bldg. Sl6 King ST., Alex,
Braddock lists. "a
bedrms.. 8 baths, brick. Open for
reas. offer;- 1h blks. from bus and
best "; school. 2eos Central ave-,
AIExASnDs1A-ss,ooo 1H ASsfs cash and $40
house Of 4 bedrooms and 2h baths:
postwar buy. Cali MI. Payne. Nj.
1880. Ext. GIL. with n; g. FRED
ERIcK 4 SON. DI. 374o. -s
hall. located on large corner lot;
this house can be made very attrac-
tive with some minor improvements.
Price. S12:750: $4,000 cash re-
qg,red; dso5 JuDsoN REAMY & SON
rms, IN baths; conv. to schools,
transp... stores; attrac. setting, in
quiet, close-in N. Arl. location; has
many extras which must be seen to
be appreciated; including brick patio
sass sh: vsss as.nsa. sna cs ATr owa sSE n'Psss o%
AiaSIHMhiGroN-Attr.ctive iSHhi brick Iie and
stone Colonial. $16.950. 1901 No.
Geo. Gee; Mason a, dr.; 8 be Ssdrms, IN
heat. copper ,' piumSins,' M I screened cd
gsI1 gsfIfh; a. lsti iiass' IT. partially fenced.
ARIiNdToN@under $4,000. Brk.
bunsaloW. liy. rm., fireplace and
nsS Fst bednm en 1m tss s:s 'sutB s.t
eii h:.s.h., WI b1iis.in ia''' gar; s' wooded sse
lot. Cony; TO everything. Owner.
ARLINGTON-6-rm, brick, 3 bed
rms, oil heat, screened porch. rec
reation rm;, slate roof, Walking dis
can es q Deass semp.tes
;as!ssn: ssSo s..l s.nS ss'sy'i'2a sGzMf f':
ARLINGTON FOREST-one Of the
larger Groom homes near schools,
1a, buses otSn1 and sscI:s and ssy
It Is N. arsnsda st. Open sst. and
sun. l to 6 pm. NoRVA REALTY
CO., INC. IA. 6097; eyes,. CH. 7843.
RAMBLER. s1s,s5O-
sssv.d s;a 4 nS w s::S :sS' r6kfA isl & qSsos
FALLS CHURCH (Tyisr Parkl-
Practically new bungalow with lse.
liv. I'm. and din. rm. .combisation:
Modern Kitchen, 'front.' porch z
shower: stairs to fnishsd and in
sullated attic; full basement. gss
sulation, screens, nice lse.- lot. high
elevation With shrubbery; Low price:
3 to Z pm. To reach: Take Lee
hwy. to Falls Church, about LIZ
miles beyond. tnrn left on qrahisaa ra
hand I'd. issding 20 Parkvisv aye;
turn left on Pafkview ave. to 1919
and open SIGN. For fulI informI-
tion cali AZ. $3.50, EBNER =. DUN
CAN CO, Realtors and 1nsufors'
2O9 Rupley Bids, S1b KING nst'
Alex, q. -Io
Evening star., 1949-07-08
HOUSES WANTEp TO BUY

hOOSSS WANIE1 ~ p0t
n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property is what ysu desire
sos sos North 10 h. Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses
white or colored, any condition or
location; DE 0ssb, .,,- 60
WILL PAY TOP CAsn sna,.. % ~ .o1 ioi
mission RE 1886; ewes. AID. e477
NEARBY MD.-Any type or condi:
tion; all cash within As hours. Call
WA: 90s3 from 9 to s.; -
home WITH EXTRA APT APIS. W.1 Wsnted; nd
ssysTS sAsRIs HyEeFi sT ass gaiIinf Ii sas4a MaLDo
aufeK WILL BE THE ACTION in
buying your home for cash. MITCH.
ELL QUICK. 81. 7731. RA. 34ls. g
WANT TO BUY 5-rm. brick house,
oil or gas heat lo5 pFetsI ca
between $50 and $50 pm. MI.
PRIVATE PARTY wants from owner
3-bedroom BUNGALOW; must be rea-
sonable and good location. EN-,
Do tYHaou You WANT TO SELL yoar house
and not pay commission? I VIII
buy mouse today in the Dlstrict,
from ST., 900 to SIs'ooq; If :II sTi1s5ls 4dM
MA. 1856 or co. 9549.
PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs
small 2-bedrm. house. Arl. or Sc.
pref $1,000 cash available. No 2nd
trusts OW. 1855.
WE NEED HOUSES TO SELL
In Southeast section. Have cash nuy,
ers Row, semidetached and detached
houses. Phone for appraisal. No
oblig ation.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 18th ST. NV, DI. 3346. 5
Evening star., 1949-07-08
"S2.85O CASH"

And assume the balance Of $40, 900
a. CT loan payable $66.25 monthly
on this semidetached brick home IN
tile bath; located in splendid Sc;
section. A real opportunity; Call
ME. 1143 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1949-07-08
BETHESDA
BETHESDA

This home can be purchased with
S3,500 cash by assuming present GI
loan: Home has living room with
fireplace. dining rm.. kitchen and "a
bath on 1st floor: End floor has 3
bedrms. and l bath; full basement
with outside entrance; screen porch
and 2 picture windows. Priced At
S17,b00. After & pm. cali Kermit
Meyer at WI. a346
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-08

$1,000 DOWN-POSSESSION
700 block Kentucky ave. S;e.-.6
lovely rms. and bath, 2-story brick;
full bsmt., oil h.-wh., garage; Al
cond; front and rear porcheS;
pm; weekdays. Sun, l2 TO 3.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1n10 I1th st u W. D1. 16bb. .
Evening star., 1949-07-08
SILVER SPRING

This lovely. 3-bedrm. brick home is
being offered for sale at only $14,-
900; fully equip. XII: exesptiCnally Ioi i,n ally
liv. rm.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.;
Just of Flower ave. in q lovely sec
ton of Silver Spring. Cali Mr.
Russell MA. Q141: eve. GE. 1887.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-07-08
ON THE HILLSIDE

Aurora Hills, Arlington
Beautiful 3-story home Of hiEh,5ank-
inston; built q q ,atd ssiek 9TH Nth ss,,:. heavy
were really built: 1st nr. has siz.
hail. large living rm. with, nrspl.,
dining Im:, large exciting kitchen: es:
screened porch opening on nag,
stone patio in M rear; End ,tar t.r. has; has 3
has pyt. bath and dressing aleove;
f of closets and storage space; B.se-
ment has sharp rec. Sm. with bar
and firepl.; maids quarters with
eomple!s bath snd l., uttlity, ssy,o,,s rooMs: n.
MN inr and has Been 70 used for ssv-
ersl years. Nay be seen BY appoint
ment only. Cali Col. Arnold IRE
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. 81. 1900; syss"
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