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pa Dwelling g Units
For Veterans Rental
Approved by FILA

A total Of 224 new dwelling units
for World War II veterans will be
provided under three rental hous-
ing projects which received Fed
eral Housing Administration ap-
proval this week.
Director James A. Hewitt of the
District Office of FILA said the
projects will be insured by the
agency under the veterans emer-
gency provisions of the National
Housing Act.
The projects were listed by Mr..
Hewitt as follows:
Kirkwood Apartments, Section
D, 144 units, to be built on Ager
road in Prince Georges County by
Herman Hertzberg and Charles /
Kaplan. Financing of 81 ,045 900
mortgage is being supplied by the
Irving Trust Co. of New York.
Sabin Apartments, 63 units to be
built at 1892 Sixteenth street NV.
by I. Bindeman and financed by
Irving Trust at $512,000.
Stratford Court, Inc, II units
to be constructed at Fourteen and
North Ode streets, Arlington, by
A. Joseph Howar and William P
Groom, jr., and financed by Colum-
bia Credit Co. of Washington al
$137,700.
The Kirkwood project is to bt
garden type, with brick walk-up
Sabin Apartments are to have ele.
vator service and will be of brick
and cement construction.
Mr.. Hewitt said these authoriza-
tions bring to 252 the total of vet
erans' multi-family rental projects
approved by his Office since mid
1916.
They provide 23,513 new units,
with FHA-insured mortgages in
the Washington area now esti-
ootad at S1Q1 100 200.
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(see LAMBORNE. Page B-2)
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(See WOOD, Page B-3o
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(See FIRST AID, Page B-3D
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(See CADETS, Page b..
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expenses.
Third, furnish the new addi-
tions in whatever suits your taste.
In the case of the two homes
illustrated here, both owners
gained a fourth bedroom and
second bath. Equally important
is the fact they have produced a
marked improvement in their
homes, both from the valuation
and aesthetic standpointS.
Irving I. Axelrad, of 2 Tauxe-
mont road, a Justice Department
attorney estimates he spent $6,-
500 in making the addition to his
home. An interesting footnote in
the history of prices is that this
figure is just about what he paid
for the house in 1941, when a
group of 20 was built on CO.
operative basis.
Howard c. Feddersen. of 10
Tauxemont road. an Agriculture
Department economist. reports
his costs totaled around $3.50.
The difference in price is ex-
planned by the fact the Axelrad
addition is somewhat larger in
floor space and overall area.
Both additions are used as COM
bination living and dining rooms.
Their walls are of plate glass and
have flreplaces of generous pro-
portions, equipped with heatola-
tors. Neither family reports any
difficulty in heating the rooms. but
they concede this winter - their
= .~x~~-~rr ne~e nCN
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Two Act as Own Contractors;
Additions Furnished to Taste
By Malcolm Lomborne. Jr.

Owners of two cinder block houses in Tauxeon OF
Mt Vernon south Of Alexandria, learned the formula
Transforming their places into eyecachng homes in the face
todays high prices The formula something like this
First call architect who specazes in the modern treat
Goodman designed the additions
in question
Second your and thus down the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Ten members of the local
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club attended a district
meeting of BPW Clubs at the
Country Club in Miami Shores
Sunday.
A most interesting meeting
had been planned with a short
business session in the morning,
a luncheon, and entertainment.
A skit depicting The Tired
Business Woman" was presented
by each of the fourteen clubs in
the seventh district of Business
and Professional Women. There
was much applause for Miss
Marie Hartel, Mrs. Grace Crosby,
Miss Anna Corcoran, Mrs. Mary
Graham, and Mrs. Angela Caro-,
who gave the Key West version.
A most interesting address was
given by Mrs. Edna Van Acker,
Vice President of the State Fed
Grafton of BPW Clubs to the l78
guests assembled at the club.
CorSages were given to all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Ten Members Of Local BPW
attend Meet In Miami Shores

state officers present by the
hostess club including Mrs. Will
helmina Harvey, State Recording
Secretary, who also serves as
president of the local club.
Members in addition to those
listed above who attended were
Mrs. Claire Arlen, local Record
ing Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy
Daniels, Chairman. Transporta-
ton Committee; Mrs. Lila Lum-
ley, Chairman, Hostess Commit
tee; and Mrs. Stell CiesinSki;
Chairman, Health and Safety
committee.
At this writing the local club
has made final plans for q
husband wife dinner of BPW
members at the A and B Lobster
House under the capable chair
manship of Mrs. Mary Graham
First Vice President ofsthe local
BPWC. This dinner will be held
Wednesday evening of this week
at 8 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Calendar OF
Coming Events

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Fellowship. Supper, 6 n. m.
Service Center of First Con.
gregational Church.
Bingo Party, sponsored by Ma,
Wy Wives Club No. 88. South
Beach Restaurant, 800 P M
Bingo Party, sponsored BY
Cuban Club, 800 P. M. al
Cuban Club.
Husband and Wife Dinner
BPW Club members, 3 PM.
at A & B Lobster House.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary
VFW, 8 p. m, Post Home or
Elizabeth street.
Bingo Party, sponsored by
Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca, Society of st. Vincent de
Paul and Holy Name Society
800 P. M. at St. Mary's
Parish Hall.
Sewing Circle, Woman's Aux
Hilary, Monroe County Hos
pital, 2 PM, at Hospital
Call Mrs. Rutt, 420-W for
transportation.
Meeting, Florida State Univer-
Sity Alumni Chapter of Key
West, p. m, home of Miss
Mary Trevor, 1927 Truman
Avenue
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IL
Officers Wives Club Bridge
+ and Bingo Party, 1880 P. NJ,
at Officers Club, TT. Taylor.
Benefit of new Navy Muir
: sery::
Valentine Dance, La Concha
Hotel, 8 p. M, sponsored by
Navy Wives Club No. 88.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA
Valentine Carnival, sponsored
by Harris School P.T,A. 4 p.
m. on School grounds.
Audubon Society Third Screen
Tour, 8 p. m, High School.
Karl H. Maslowski, speaker.
Color films of animals, birds
and reptiles of Arizone des-
ert country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Harris School
PTA Met
Last Night

The Harris Elementary School
held its regular P. T. A. meeting
last night.
A Skit entitled, Sixty Years
After Founders Day." was Civ
en- honoring Founders Day.
Characters in the skit were por-
trayed by MesdameS Adeline
Muse, Texas Hood, Elizabeth
Singleton, A. Guinette, Allen
Curry, and Messrs., Claude Sails
and Glenwood Sweeting.
Four-year-old Paul Ross enter
tanned the group with his sing
ing of America" and Pm Look
ing Over A Four Leaf Clover"
A certificate was awarded the
school for Summer Round Up
work of which Mrs. Neil Knowles
was chairman. Mrs. Malcolm
Sawyer was appointed chairman
for the coming year.
A Valentine Social was an
nounced to take place on the
school Fairgrounds, Valentines
Day from 400 to 600 p. m -
Refreshments wesee served in
the school library at the close of
the meeting. 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Red Cross
Films Sho,U,,
At Schools

Last week two Junior Red
Cross films aAll Together" and
To-day and Tomorrow. were
shown to the pupils of Harris
School, Division Street School,
9th and 9th grades of the Key
West High School and the Con-
vent of Mary Immaculate.
"All Together" depicted the
various activities in which Junior
members may carry on Red Cross
programs in the schools.
Today and Tomorrow show
ed camp life of Junior members.
Mrs. Earl Dillon, chairman for
the Junior Red Cross in Key
West, announced that she wished
representative from Key West
to attend a camp this summer.
Plans are being made at the
chapter for at least two members
to be in attendance.
Miss Marian Worries, Monroe
County supervisor for the
schools, and also Junior Red
Cross committee member for the
local chapter gave short talks at
each school, regarding the present
Junior Red Cross in schools and
what can be achieved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
USO-NCCS
Gaze Hospital
Party Tuesday
up Wirephoto

USO Noes Junior Hostesses
Betty Lou Caring, Betty Armay-
or, Meta Valdez and Gloria Rob-
erts and ESQ. Betty Green and
Lou Adams spent an enjoyable
evening entertaining patients at
the U. S. Naval Hospital Tues
day.
Bingo, record selections, dan
cling and refreshments were in
cluded in the program directed
by American Red Cross Hospi-
tai Worker Beulah Thaxton.
Miss Thaxton's departure next
week, for Red Cross assignment
In Europe, will be regretted by
patients, staff workers and Key
West associates. She has become
well known and very popular
during two tours of duty" at
the local Naval Hospital, and all
good wishes accompany her, on
her trip abroad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
FiUe Births In J
NduaI Hospital

A seven pound, thirteen ounce
daughter was born in the U. S.
Naval Hospital to Mrs. Bernice
Stringer, wife of Thomas D.
Stringer, QM1, USS Noa, DID Sal.
The baby has been named Linda
Joyce.
A seven pound, four ounce son
was born 10 Mrs. Ann Gabel, wife
of Dewitt Gavie, AMP, Blimpron,
Boca Chica. The Infant ihas, been
named William Arthur. "ts
An eight pound, ten ounce
daughter was born to Mrs. Ellen
Harris, wife of Otto B. Harris,
ATC, FAWTUlant, Boca Chica.
The child has been named Nancy
Kay.
A seven pound, four ounce son
was born to Mrs. Barbara Day
walt, wife of Kermit Daywalt
HING, u. S. Naval Hospital. The
child has been named Theodore
Lewis.
A seven pound daughter was
born to Mrs. Nae Gray, wife OF
Walter r. Gray, MEG, USS Gil
more. The child has been named
MarSue Elizabeth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

same, and all proceeds will be
put into the Nursery fund. There
is still a little time to make reser-
vations for the affair, it has been
announced, and it has been re-
quested that those wishing res
ervations call the office of the
Officers Club prior to noon to-
morrow.
Mrs. j. P. Edwards is chair
man of the Bridge and Bingo
party; Mrs. r. H. HARDWOOD and
Mrs. w. r. Laugnon are in
charge of-the Bingo; Mrs. D. A.
Henning and Mrs. ]. r. Morrow
will serve as baby sitters, and
Mrs. M. E. Rice and Mrs. r. w.
Etcher will sponsor the sale of
cakes, candies and other refresh
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Nary Vices Held
Weekly Bowling
Session Tuesday

dorothy Gravat was high scor-
er al the Navy Wives weekly
bowling session at the u. S. Ma
val Station Alleys Tuesday
morning, KIN, king over 165 pins
in one game. The runners-up
were Lucille Blal> 1855 and En-.
lily DesArmier, l47.
Other bowlers incl ded the
Mesdames Lorraine McGm4a Bea
Holt, Clara Arscott, Barbara Nc
Lean, Barbara Hawkins, Betty
Hartman, Wanda Slower, Ann
Long, Madeleine Taylor, Vera
Wood, Peanne Reynolds, Ann
Mace, Mary Ruby and Marian
Wickham.
Score Keepers were USO
Noes Director E. Coughlin and
Bowling League Manager Vera
Wood.
The Navy Wives Bowling
League players will hold their
regular weekly league play at the
Alleys on Friday at 10 a. m.
All Navy Wives are invited to
participate in the bowling, and
alleys are always available for
beginners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Million Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Stuart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Hampton, MIR. and Mrs.
Edgar Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Clawson, Mesdanes H. A. Rob
erts, Florence Key, Richard
Knowles, Martha Clark, Sarah
Watson, Faye Dickens. Glen
wood Sweeting, Celeste Nelson,
Earl Higgs, Virginia Key, Mae
Atkins, William Key, Ethelind
Duane, Kathryn Lowe, Margaret
p. Wellons, Hildah r. Sails,
Sophie Weech, Catherine Braun,
Marjorie Colwin, Lorene T.
Thompson, Rose Satola, Donna
Chapman, Inez Newman, Eva
Gibson, Marian Worries, Edna
Brady, Miss Mary Trevor, Messrs.
E. A. Schwartz, Richard Yoerling
and w. B. Waller.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
AeroUias 20"
Passenger List

Evelyn OVERLY, Wennoah
Woodson, Whitman Ellerbrock,
Evelyn Ellerbrock, Harold Sar-
geant, Norma Sergeant, Clarence
Elston, Florence Elston, Lottye
Stratton, William Stratton, Will
liam Toussaint, Raymond Cole
man, John Stotlar, Constance
Stotlar, Luis OFT, Anna OFT, Ar
thur flanagan, Bertha flanagan,
Edward Newahs, Albert Van Sc
lus, Virginia Van Selus, Charles
Fish, Anne Marie Fish, Miles
Thomas, Lucille Thomas, Miles
Thomas, Jr,, Josephine Savoca,
Sandey Savoca, George Coreno,
Charles Land, Bertha Lang, John
Henry, John Fleming, Nance
Fleming, Harry Phillips, Pauline
Phillips, Ralph Buescher, Alvin
Schuckmal, Norman Harting, Pa
trick Lynch, Elvie Lynch, Walter
Borgnier, Jose Hernandez.
Robert Mcknight, Rudolph
Sparenborg, Gretchen Sparen-
borg, jamie Sherwood, William
Sherwood, Ruth Sherwood, Wal
ter Travis, Dorothy Travis, Hugh
Williams, Betty Williams, John
Haines, Martha Haines, Robert
Salmen, Hilja Salmen, Kalle
Virkkala, Sena Virkkala, Mario
Olson, Ernest Henning, Gordon
Hunt, Earl Murphy, Benjamin
Engel, Dora Engel, James Mich
oil, Agnes Conway, James Con-
way, Mary futile, Cecilia Nc
Neill, Anna Schambacher, Fran
ces Clemens, Helen Naurocki,
Sidney Towe, Mildred Towe, Ed
gar Crane. Archibold Boulin,
Alice Boulin, Joseph Hudon, Lau-
ra Hudon, Charles Ruggiero, Pal
ma Ruggiero, Molly Chorpiening,
Greed Chorpiening, Earl Mays,
Dorothy Mays, Fred Burkhard.
Joe Agostine, James Nall, Rudy
Ohlin, Joseph Ohlin, Owen Har-
per, Edith Harper, Enrique Ray
mat, James Randle, c. B. Smith,
Bert Kerr, Ady Watkins, Clar-
ence Kaught. Letha Kaul, Miguel
Porter, Roland Noodle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Plans Completed For Officers
.lFipes Bridge And Bingo Friday

:. Plans have been completed for
the Officers Wives Club Bridge
and Bingo Party to be held on
Friday of this week at 1870 p. m.
at the Officers Club at FIT. Tay-
Tor.
90 The affair is for the benefit of
the new Navy Nursery which is
.. opening on Friday, and a large
attendance of members and
guests is expected.
- II has been announced that
-rach table of bridge will play
independently, and that there
will be prize for each table.
Admission tickets entitle those
who prefer to play Bingo to play
as many games as time allows.
Refreshments will be available
for those wishing to purchase
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Ne,v Girl Scout Troop Formed;
Meeting Each Monday At Poinciana

the School, and after four regular
meetings the new Troop will be
registered and will have num-
Der.
Girls present at Mondays meet
ing included the Misses Virginia
Holloway, Jeanne Hatfield, Bev-
erly Otis, Isabel Dartalone, Lois
Robinson and Barbara Baughan.
Following the meeting, the
entire assemblage gathered at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Payne
Craft on Avenue E, where they
enjoyed refreshments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Room Mothers OF JuniOr-SeniOr
High School Entertain Faculty
With Party At School Last Night

-, The Room Mothers of the
5unior7Senior High School Par
ent Teachers Association last
might entertained the members
OF the school faculty, together
with their husbands and wives
-atla lovely party at the school.
49, Games were played, with sew
-eral prizes being awarded, and
Refreshments of punch. sand
-wiches, candies, nuts, fudge and
T-macaroons were served. With the
approach of St. Valentines Day,
The Valentine motif was carried
out in the decorations.
~, Present at the party were Mr..
) and Mrs. Joel Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Yates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Rivas, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
Tnando Camus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
!: Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Meese,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Her attendant also had a yellow
carnation corsage.
Mrs. Shaw is native Key
Wester, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilary Crusoe, 407 Caroline
street, and the groom, originally
from Texas, is in the United
States Navy and now stationed on
PCS 1891 here.
The Shaws expect to leave this
week for Cuba, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Rebecca FO,cIer
Has Party ". On
Siath Birthday

Little Miss Rebecca Fowler
was entertained ON her sixth
birthday last Saturday afternoon
with party on the lawn of the
home of Fletcher Hatfield, 34O8
Avenue E, with Mrs. Hatfield
acting as hostess. 49,
The lovely birthday cake was
the gift of Rebecca's father, Pro-
lessor Earl Fowler, and guests at
the party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Saunders, Leon Fowler,
John Saunders, Jeanne Hatfield,
Sandra Hatfield, Richard Half
field, Shelia Hatfield and Jona-
than Hatfield. Wsls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Florence White Became Bride
Of Edmund Sha,U Last Wednesday

On Wednesday, February 2,
Florence White became the bride
of Edmund Shaw in charming
ceremony that took place at 826
Duval street. with Paul E. Saw
yer officiating.
Mrs. Shaw had as her attend
ant, Mrs. Arthur Roberts, her
sister, while Arthur Roberts act
ed as best man.
The bride wore grey suit
with green accessories, and had
a corsage of yellow carnations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

A new Girl Scout Troop has
been organized in the Poinciana
district, and held its first meet
ing Monday afternoon in the
Recreation Hall at the Poinciana
School.
Mrs. Bringman, who is the lead
er of the new Troop, presided at
the meeting. Mrs. Lamb is as
sistant leader, and was at the
meeting, with Mrs. Ralph Payne
Craft.
The Troop will meet each Mon
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
TtCO Births In
County Hospital

A daughter was born at 1885
A, M. February 7th in the Mon
roe County Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peoples, 50-2 Painci-
ana. The baby weighed eight
pounds, threee ounces.
At l2:39 A. M, on February
18th, a daughter, weighing seven
pounds, seven and three-quarter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Informal Dance
At USO-NCCS
Tonight At 9:I5

The Tune Topper Orchestra
will furnish music for the infor-
NAL dance at USO Noes tonight
at 9:15 o'clock.
The hall has been beautifully
decorated by Don Tucker, AA
and Hilda Castillo. Refreshments
will be served by a Committee
including Noes Junior Hostess
President Getty Caring, Gene
Messier, AA and Edith Knuck.
ESQ members have been in
vited to be present.
All Servicemen are welcome
at all USO Noes progrem
events. There is no admission
charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Mrs. Thomas Hays
And Son Arriue
Here For Visit

Mrs. Thomas Hays, of Burling
ton, Vermont, arrived in Key
West last night, accompanied by
her young son, Thomas, Jr., to
spend some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cellar
at their home at 426 Elizabeth.
Mr.. Cellar is advertising man
ager of the Key West Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Harris School
PTA To Sponsor
Valentine Event

1t has been announced that the
Harris School Parent Teachers
Association will sponsor Valen-
tine Carnival to be held on the
Harris School grounds beginning
AT 1 o'clock on the afternoon on
Monday. February IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09
Views OF Rome
To Be ShOaUn At
Noes Tonight

Chaplain o. E. Sporrer, USN,
will show on the screen at USO
Noes tonight, photographs of
Rome which he took since the
War.
In RESI- to many requests
from civilians who have heard of
the wide interest these views
have attracted, the public will be
admitted to the showing of the
film at the Club, 1921 Duval
Street, tonight, at 8 p. m. There
is no admission charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Leftover cake may be spread
with jam, topped with soft Gus
tard and chilled in the refriger-
ator for several hours before
serving. Top with a dab of CO.
coanut or a cherry for each por-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

Add a dash of ground ginger to
a hearty soup made from green
or yellow dried peas: serve with
floats of frankfurter or with cou-
tons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-09

ounces was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pierce, $500 Harris avenue.
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LOTS FOR SALE (cont. J

ARLING TON-Group, close-in. duplex
apt. house lots; sewer, water: soc
So. IT. $4,000 So. ftD, S30,600.
BOWERS, 1885 Eye NV. RE. 2o29.
HOMESITES. .7Ox150. bet. George
town and Falls Church: ST .O5O each :
easy terms. Glebe 1904, day or eve.
e-FAMlLY HOUSE SITES. near
s!a1Sfas1 HHRfRT "a. kt to' sssss Hss g. Of # cH
WANTED TO BUY-The best build
ing lot on. hard-surface road, not
over 6 miles from Wis. ave. and
not over '"' $1,000 90: cash: %o' SIts. -
BEAUTIFUL LOT on gath st., near
Linnean 1e9no ave ave M; nv only s2;e50.
IN THE BEAUTIFUL SECTION Of
Falls Church. va.-s3x2os f.. front
nx and Water sa reads asso and paid @ for seH NICE
MI. franklin. WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg, Dl. $500; ewes,
wooDEb a, fa9o' LOTS, clos. in iS silver
lows. utilities; $4,000 each. Good
terms. CaIl OWNER GE. 1870; $50
RAMBLER SITE. Burnt Mills. facing
Colesville rd, l00X136, $1,000.
Very exclusive subdivision. ST..
56c7. "a
BUFFALO HILL sUBDIv.. mr.. Falls
Ch., over % acre. 133-ft. front. city
water. FA. 1851. 20.
$500 BLOCK YOU ST. Sc, 70 mi.
from D. c. line-6Ox1OO, ideal To-
cation; all utils. Will sacrifice for
$3.50.
We have lots to accommodate build
ers in this ideal new subdivision.
ELI BUSADA. 4415 Southern ave.
Sc HI. 4S43 -21
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IMMATURE ESTATE
4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2-car garage;
every conv.; nicely furnished; 10
min. to Pentagon, Is min. to D. c.;
$500 per mo-, yearly lease. r. l..
KANE REALTOR, INC, King and
Washington sts., Alex, AL. 3013;
ewes, TIE. 1852. lis