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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-12

FREEDOM CONES UNDER ATTACK. The reality of war ha,
made every American think hard about the things he's willing work
and fight for-and freedom leads the list.
But haf freedom has been attacked here reeentIy-vst
IL hos been ufaeked in other ports Of the world One
of the most serious threats individual freedom has
been the threuf of Government dominased Compulsory
Health Insurance, falsely presented q guarantee
OF health Security" for everybody.
THE PEOPLE WEIGH The FACTS In the American manner the
people studied for Soczed the against
They found that Government domination of the peoples medical
affairs under Compulsory Health Insurance lower standards
of medical higher payroll loss of incentive damage
research penalties for the provden rewards for the mproven
They found that country eorth sUrPass Amer
iea's leadership i'm medical care and progress. They
found that able doctors teachers, and scientists
working in laboratories where Science, not Poifies.s
master-are bIaxng dromote new frails TO health for
Amerieuns-and for the world.
THE GRASS ROOTS" SIGNALS CONGRESS. In every COM
mun the Nation people stood up be counted this inn
poant Thousands of local women clubs groups farm,
business religious taxpayer medical educational and patriotic
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-12

American Legion
NafionoI Association Of
Smell Business Men
United Sfates chGmbsr OF
Commerce
NafionaI Association Of
RefciI Groeers
Nutionol RefaiI Dry Goods
Association
American Bar Association
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-12

General Federation Of
Women's Clubs
American Form Bureau
Federation
NusionoI Grange
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
NafionaI Conference Of
Catholic Charities
American Protestant
HospitaI Association
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-12

izaons spoke outgvng the great United States Congress its
unmiStakable Grass Roots signal from home
And watehfUl, sensitive to aert people,
The Congress saw that ssnul, and heard the people
speak OUT, loud and on Thufs democracy in aefion.
Thafs the American way!
Today among the 10000 great organizations militant public
record against Compulsory Health Insurance" are:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
81 kofhleen Rollins

anything for me. wish / never
as | live"
You'll get over that" he told
her, and I'm going now and
ieaVe you to get over a lot of
Things IN your own good time. But
don think I'll bend an inch when
Il comes to carrying out my trust,
for / won't"
So he closed his mind on that
score, and with. his heart filed
win nope for his own future, ne
went zestfully about the work of
developing his project.
1t seemed to David that Corrine
was psychic in anticipating ms
need for being cheered. She came
at noontime with cakes or PIES or
a pot Of hot chill. and always
there was enough to divide among
the men who lived in the tents.
His pride in her swelled to the
bursting point when the men
openly expressed their alteration
of ''his girl"
There were chilly evenings
When she came COR him in her
coupe, insisted that he 60 nome
for a bath and change of clothes,
and 60 for a ride before they ate
dinner at table for two in a
hotel or restaurant.
Penelope Graham las beside
herself with Joy nowadays. and
the delicate barrier of reserve
which she had built up in the
days when she sewed to make a
living for herself and her son was
dissolved in her delight. That
Corrine was to be her own daugh-
ter in little while now was more
than she could endure without
making a show of her affections,
and she told David so one night
in early December when he
emerged from the bathroom in
shorts and shirt and singing at the
top of his voice.
I've fixed dinner for you and
Corrine tonight" she said with a
sweet, shy smile. you've been
running off somewhere every
night you come in, and I'd like
to see something of Corrine
myself"
"Okay," he answered iovially,
anything to please the ladies, God
bless 'em," and went on to his cold
little porch to dress.
a FTER dinner they lit the fire
\ for cheer and talked "By
Christmas there will be at least
thirty new houses ready for occu-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Charged With
Reckless Driving:
After Train Misses

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-(P.-
You know the feeling of being
caught in a long line of traffic
on highway. Your car inches
ahead. You look at the clock on
The dashboard, and it goes lost
faster than you do. IT'S really a
trapped feeling.
Well, Mrs Jayne Edwards of
Jacksonville knows that sensa-
ton, too. And with something a
Bit extra added to it. Not only
was she caught in this long and
uIl-moving line of cars, but her
auto was kerplunk on a railroad
track. And--to add just the cor
rect touch to ia passenger
train was bearing down on her.
What would you do? Get panic
stricken Jump out of the car
and dash for safety?
Nothing like that for the hero
inc of this story. Jayne let out
the clutch and stepped on the gas.
Her car hit the one in front of
her. That car struck another, and
the, third car struck a fourth,
and so on.
But the net result was that the
PASSENGER tram whisked past
Jayne Edwards car without autos
grapfing, .it.sssg,.,
So what happens Well, this
must be inevitable in such cases
Our gaE Jayne got tagged by the
cops for reckless driving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03

pancy," David revealed, "Blouna
and Sykes have certainly rushed
those bungalows down near the
mill. and there'H be al least eight
across the gulch The Rodneys will
probably move in in a couple Of
weeks"
Corrine's and Penelope's eyes
rested upon han pridefully isn't
he marvelols.s Mrs. Graham ="
Corrine cried. Head1eyville need
ed just two things to give il {
good starts fire and David" she
laughed gaily.
There was a little silence then.
and CoFrine broke it by saying
I saw Madelyn yesterday, and
she told me she had bought new
furniture for the whole down
stairs. She must be taking your
advice, David. and settling down
10 live here. For while she was
bent upon going to New York.
Yeah. ! know" he said. He
leaned forward. his elbows on ms
knees. hands clasped Il expect
she's trying to get my goat by
sending me a big bin to pay. She 5
very adept at thinking up little
things like that"
Il talked to Gilbert the other
Gay, and he's selling out MS shop
He has definitely decided to go tc
New York. | meant to talk 10 you
ebout it tonight, David. / think I'll
.buyShis place. " Corrine announced
breezily.
You'll what" He had beer
lost in deep thought, and stared
at her in amaZement.
Corrine chuckled delightedly
Don't hit the ceiling. | don't IN.
tend to have anything to do with
it. | want to give Mary Hardy
and her mother a chance at It
Mrs. Hardy is a very efficient
woman. She used to have a shor
of her own when she was a young
woman, and Mary is so ambitious
TO do something. She's quite q
seamstreSS."
Penelope's eyes were pensive
as she listened.
I'D like to have shop like
that"
'You won't" David interrupted
sharply, so forget it,
Penelope sighed. Corrine
studied her face for moment
and said, Il don't see why not
David"
Because I'll take care of my
womenfolk. he said fatty.
gTo be c0ntinnedJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03

The more elaborate statues
feature more than one nude
hombre-possibly three. They
usually are standing there with
water shooting in their faces, or
with stone bowl balanced on
their heads, or something like
that. The other day a reporter
stopped to think about these
statues a Misunderstanding re-
porters shouldn't do, think,
He wondered just why all the
statues had to be of fat, nude
characters. So he asked a fell
low laborer. No one, it seems,
could explain why we Americans
continue to erect statues of an
Gent design in front of our mod
ern buildings. BY modern STAN
dards they aren't especially pref
". Many of them are downright
ugly. So why? Evidently it's
just a matter of custom, and no
one thinks much about changing
the custom.
One question which. fascnates
the thinker is the impression
these statues make upon the very
young. Certainly they wonder
why the Romans, or the Greeks,
or anyone else stood around in
the nude, and if you are asked
why these statues are always of
nudes, by a young fellow, it's
hard to answer. You can't say
the bodies represent beauty, be-
cause they don't by modern-day.
American standards. They would
be considered definitely on the
cowish side by anyone at a bath
ing beach, so that lets out the
beauty angle.
We Americans are a bit on
the daffy side when it comes to
statues anyhow. On top Of the
capitol there is a statute of an
Indian. Few people know what
the Indian stands for. Actually,
as the capitol neared completion,
no one knew what to put on top
of the dome. An Indian statue
finally filled the bill. 1t does as
well as anything else. No one
ever gets up close to look at It.
anyhow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Boy Caught In
Flash Flood. :
Has Merry Ride
tA1l mepl,Oto

EAST AURORA. ". Y-Flash
floods took eight-year-oId Pat
Kelly on an unexpected expiora-
ton tour in East Aurora.
Pat was minding his own bus
mess, wading around main
storm-sewer intake. just check
ing on the flow.
Oops, in he went. Pat got a
rough ride on the crest Of the
flood, straight through the 300
foot tunnel and Hippo out into the
river. He came up against rock,
grabbed some tree roots like Tar
IAN and pulled himself out. Said
he.
Gee, mon, / never thought I'd
see you again" Mon is recover
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
BRIDGE TO PARADISE
chapte- IS

Chapte- IS
EOR a moment David was FOO
as stunned to speak. then he said.
Inanks. and went back IN f,or
me Iney found Paul and Made
,5n m the crowded lounge and
10 the Pratt car. eSs'oi
Not a word was spoken as thav
aIoVe 10 the Crockett nome hit
IA the living room. Madelvy1
looked at old Jason's tear
saledKed face, and her own tears
anne IN torrents. She started To-
Mard David with her arms ont
put ne hurried into the dead
mans room. When he retl1rnad
she was IN PauPs arms and he
was eonsoling her with low
spoken words and caresses.
II was toward morning when
David Went out in the ward to
mourn the loss of his lifeIonu
friend Corrine followed him. and
ds tney stood IN each others arms
her cool cheek against his moi
lace and dry. burning ewes if
seemed to him that there was
something beautiful in sorrow and
hurt and loss when she was there
to comfort him.
David was more grateful To
Paul than he could express at the
ine, for he stayed over for the
funeral on Sunday and MadelIrn
was content to have him take
Davld's place as constant COM
panion in her grief. They post
poned the proposed exploration
OF the lake. and Paul was sure
he could get Professor Wight to
come down some week end and
go with them. David told him
about the money Mr.. Crockett had
left, OF his hope that underground
currents would be located and the
how cut off with sheet piling, and
Paul glowed with interest. He
went away with a blueprint of the
bridge and David's estimate of its
cost, assuring David that he would
90 over the specifications with his
father and try to convince him of
the urgent need.
David and Madelyn quarreled
bitterly when he would not turn
over the six thousand dollars her
father had left in the bank. He
pointed out that she had thou
sand dollars that was her own to
do with as she pleased, and that
she would have all her needs sup
Piled when that was gone.
No. ! don't want you to dc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Tossing Coins
Held Dangerous

SAN FRANCISCO. - up. -
Something new In occupational
hazards has come up in San
Francisco. A dancer named Carol
Vaughn reports that the practice
of tossing coins to entertainers
is dangerous. She says one of her
teeth was Clipped by 50-cent-
piece tossed onto the platform
while she was doing a back bend.
a smiling backbend. Miss Vaughn
has brought suit for Sls500
against the associated homebuild-
ers, who threw the party al
which she got the cash the hard
Way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
J Women Faint
Seeking Divorces;
ALI Get Them

ELIZABETH, N. J.-eP9.-Nev-
er say today's woman is hard
boiled.
She can faint like grandma
when things get out of hand In
divorce court in Elizabeth
Thursday, three women appear
ed in three separate cases. And
all three tainted dead away in
the course of proceedings. All
three Got smelling salts. and
their divorces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
SINGAPORE HAS
WATER SHORTAGE

SINGAPORE up. Economy
measures introduced by the
Municipal Water Department
have saved 100000 gallons a day.
But the water position still re-
mains critical. Huge pipes convey
water form the reservoir at pom
tan. some 80 miles from Sing
anore. on the west coast Of Jo-
hore.
As part of the campaign to
conserve fresh water, 5OO,oOo
Gallons day have been saved by
substituting salt water for the
T,,shing Of drains. cleaning of
markets and for general purposes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Nude Statues OF Capital
Puzzles The Citizens Writer

WASHNGTON-In Woshineton customary TO have
sote odon the entrance Of public buildings And in Wush
ington there quite number of public buildings The
Der is multiplying by the Yeor end the otues multiply oso
Quite often the to public structures the nohonul
copitol is fonked with stctues. each side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03

NOW TELL NE HONESTLY SLuRR.-,
II YOU MERE TO DESCRIBE ME-
TO SOMEONE, WONE2 YOU SAY r.
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Looking Pretty

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Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FOREST, Owner desires
QUICK sale, all brick. large, 3 bed
rms, dining rm., knotty pine recr.
TTm., newly redecorated. big porch,
short walk to shopping center, buses,
schools, Short ride to Pentagon and
washington. Immediate possession,
FENDER. BUNGALOW. built AT. 5 rms.
and aana bath: Ia acres Of land; excel.
Nen-d1' si,7oe down; naq bal. faS monthly aahfs.
GI, possibly $500 down. MORGAN
REAL ESTATE CO., OK. 22s4; ewes.
NORTH ARLINGToN-New s-bedrm
ba brifk asIn FsmbleS On nd0 beautfa!y yooded
vIENNA-S17.5 800; 4A acres with
stream; "a acre in garden; chicken
houses; house has liv. rm., GE
equipped kit, 4 bedrms. and . baths;
sssn sendiS AK in IN basement, oil a..e; heat;
TWO-BEDRM.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath. hall. util. rm., future bsmt ;,
o., a nice lot; price S9,950. CHI.
s-BEDRM. BRICK, detached garage,
for immediate occupancy. $1,000
5927 or CH. 1868. WILLIAM p.
PARRAMORE, Rea.tor -.22
6-RM. BRICK HOUSE. full bsmG.. oil
heat: on lge. corner lot, near Shir-
ley highway. Contact G. P. NAN
DERFIELD,. Woodbridge, Va, OF call
Occouuan 40, 30
LOVELY BRICKS bedrms., Q baths
on 2nd floor. 1st floor center hall,
large liv. rm. with firepl, large
din rn1., de luxe kit, delightful
living porch, bsmt. has rec. rm.
with firepl,; built-in garage; auto
matte heating. The lot is well
handicapped. Winwood is an exclusive
neighborhood. Substantial cash re-
CHI. 1856. WILLIAM p. PARRA-
MORE. Realtor. -23
Evening star., 1950-10-21
PERSONNEL OF MD, u.
BURCH REALTY co.

s5o5' BALTIC. bEaniCSs bIvdL, coiiege Park, Md
Till pm, TO. 633S. TO. 1888;
after 6 pm, WA. 5641. UN. 1891,
SH. 1910. -22
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Beltsville Area rms, . baths. oil
h.-w.; , kits. and all large rooms;
beaut. setting and country living.
Priced right for quick sale Ewes
and Sun. Kretsinger. MI. 0212.
RUBINO REALTY
1902 R. /. Ave. NE, AID. 1889.
-
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
AL BAKER OFFERS
AURORA HILLS
So. 500 Down. S145.62 Mo.

This nice white brick home ready for
occupancy; large living room with
fireplace. separate formal dining
room. kitchen equipped with nice
stove and refrigerator: upstairs has
two extra large bedrooms. tile bath,
linen closet. lights in all closets;
nice rear porch, full basement, gas
heat. garage; lovely back yard, well
handicapped. Phone AL. 6644 or TIE.
7343 for appointment,
Evening star., 1950-10-21
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS


Nearly new brick home that COM
bines the outward charm of ira
ditional appearance with the inner
grace Of modern functional room
design; 1st a.. attractive liy. rm.,
firepl:. with paneled bookshelves; /;
full-siZed din. rm., paneled den,
beautifully equipped kit. with break
fast table. full tiled bath, two twin
sized bedrm.: 2nd f.. 2 master
bedrms. with the larger opening
onto q sun deck, and a 2nd full
tiled bath: all bedrms. have lge.
walk-in closets; full hsmt- with out
side entrance; lot level, nicely land
scaped with 75-ft. frontage; lO7
1t. on rear, 125 on side. Loca ton,
superb Overlea Knobs, one of North
Arlington'S better communities
Priced TO sell at S22.950.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633s, 3103 No. 10th st. OK.
1779. -22
Evening star., 1950-10-21
RAMBLER LIST

Ca. Three -bedrm. rambler located mr.
Alex. about / year old. Priced
for quicl, sale at S11,950, S2,65C
down.. S65 per mo. incl. everything.
hurry!
tb) NEW 2-bedrm. brick rambler To-
in. in 8 weeks; S13,25O.
(c) Master Ramblers-There are
several of these, all have pvt. baths,
master hedrms., 2 other bedrms
and pvt. bath, spacious, charminp
liv. rm. with frepl., either separate
din. rm; or modern dining area
the latest equipment; Lear garage
and utii. rm., or full bsmt, and
rear screened porch; priced at S24.-
600
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-10-21
AL BAKER OFFERS
APARTMENT HOTTSE

Income. 500 per month: two COM
plete apartments furnished: each
apartment has two bedrooms, living
nent: tenants pay for utilities: 3h
ACRES OF GROUND. cleared, 20
with sale; located near Ft. Belvoir,
-FOUR blocks of U. S. /; excellent bus
service: owner forced to sell. Price.
Phone AL. 6644, TIE. 7343.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
118 s. st; Asaph ST.. Alex. Va. AL.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
TEMPLETON KNOLLS

ONLY S13,750: $4,000 DOWN.
Large corner brick bungalow, perfect
condition; L-shaped liv.-din. rm..
with. fireplace, modern kit, 2 lge.
bedrms., tile bath, lge. f1oored and
bedrms.: full dry clear basement;
gas a.-c. heat. Call Mr.. Lawrik,
LO. 5-29S0.
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$4,000

S4, ,SSU
Convenient to Shirley hwy. 3-room
cottage, surrounded by large shade
trees and situated on 1-acre lot
small orchard and good garden spot
$9,700
5-rm. and bath bungalow;
rear screened porch. built-in garage
full bsmt., oil heat, elec. water
heater, fully equipped kit; located
on well-landscaped wooded lot; Just
2 blocks to good grade school and
3 blocks to railroad station and
Shirley hwy, 20 min. to Pentagon.
$11,500
5-room semidetached, full bsmt.. gas
&C. heat; nice fenced grounds; high
elevation and good view; recently
decorated.
$13,500
5-room brick bungalow, full bsmt.
built-tn garage. on 2 acres oi
ground, nice trees and near busline
$18,500
A 3-bedroom brick Colonial, Just :
years old, full bsmt, gas a.-c. heat
fully equipped kitchen. side screened
porch; A good location and a well.
built house.
r. l.. Kane, Inc, Realtors
los s. Washington St., Alexandria
AL. 3013 or 4412. Ewes. TIE. 1852
AL. 69ll. 30
Evening star., 1950-10-21
TAKOMA PARK
1905 GARLAND AVE.
BRICK CAPE COD
REDUCED TO S21950

Bordering on wooded park in
new section. Roomy, warm,
conv., comfortable. 2 bedrms.
with bath on 1st f., 2 bedrms.
with bath on I'd a. House in
marvellous cond. inside and
out. Open Sum-, to 6, for
inspection.
John H. Miller, Jr. g. Bro.
1919 X st. NV, MA. 1857.
Ewes. Mr.. Lavery. NO. 1850.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
IoUo II 81. NV. MA. 234b
OWNER TO DENVER

Will sell his lovely home, furn. or un-
furn.; only 3 yrs, old. lst f., liv.
rm, din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath; / bedrm. partly finished on
end; gas heat: lot fenced. S12,1OO:
assume ~ LIST mortgage, payable
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOLD ON
Unique Investment

Rambling 2-Apt. Bldg.
On a quiet street, away from an
trafic.. well elevated and a beaut.
shaded spot. l apt. has 2 bedrms.,
nursery. lily. rm. with. fireplace.
other apt. has liv. rm. with ire.
place; din. rm., fully equipped kit,
2 bedrmS. and 2 baths, or could be
arranged for 3 bedrms. with dining
L. The price is right and the
terms are exceptional. A wonder.
full place to live and excel. invest.
JOHN J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd GIL. 4312.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
S1O,5OO

DIU,CUU
8 3-bedrm. home. situated on level lot
inclosed by white picket fence. Home
consists OF l bedrm. on st f.. liv.
rm.. din. rm., equipped kit; large
screened porch; part bsn1t.; oil heat;
located about 4 miles from Mclean
in 20-yr. trust at 4s4qs payable S51
per mo.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Elwood 1925 or 3322, Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
AL BAKER OFFERS
ROSEMONT
3-BEDROOM BRICK HOME

o-bEDhOOM BRICk HOME
First floor has bedroom and "a bath.
living room with fireplace and book
shelves. separate formal dining room,
fully equipped kitchen and lovely
side porch, breakfast nook in
Kitchen; second floor has two nice
bedrooms and bath. full basement
yard; house located on corner lot:
convenient to high school and
grammar school. Price, S17,S5O;
$3.50 down, balance S102.50 per
month. For appointment, call AL.
6644, TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
AL BAKER OFFERS
DEL. RAW SECTION

Large home with income consisting
Of living room. dining room, equipped
kitchen on first floor: three rooms,
kitchen and bath on second floor:
full basement, oil heat: excellent
condition; HOME COMPLETELY Y
FURNISHED. including air-con-
ditioner and washing machine. Full
price. $4,000; down payment,
$4,000. balance on easy terms.
Phone AL R644 TIE 1343
Evening star., 1950-10-21
ARLINGTON
OPEN Is TODAY

-
Near Wash. Golf and Country Club
Custom built stone and brick new
nome; interior painted in light pas
tel. Ideal arrangement for large
family, sitting among the tall oak
trees. and on a street of graceful
homes along the ridge Offering the
most pleasing environment. Gorge
GUS flower garden of shrubs and
paintings. in the rear of the home.
also sheltered patio. large stone
D. barbecue be pit; Simply private park
ss,1 stone va walk leads to entrance Of 1T.
Ultra modern kitchen. I1xI2. with
Hot Point dishwasher. disposal and
tan. Morton sliding glass cabinet
doors and de luxe stove and re-
frigerator. 1st-n. library or den,
and twin-sfze bedrm. and tile bath.
Large open deck porch with iron
End; fl: master bedrms. and tile
level from .terraced garden. color
ful finished recreation rm. with
firepl:. paneled study. full bath,
complete maids quarters, gas a.-c.
heat. Lot .12Ox120. Many special
features, with quality materials and
Craftsmanship; Price greatly re-
rd.. right to 31st street. north
block and right on Quincy to Open
sign Or from Chain Bridge travel
Glebe rd. to Military to Quincy St.
and left to 3040. Open sign.
Exclusive with
FRED J. GEORGE, REALToR
2173 Glebe Rd. GIL. 6777. OK. DIAL.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
CAN YOU FIND?

WHERE CAN YOU FIND?
A 7-yr.-old bungalow. COW. located
in No. Ar!. for only S10,95o. Down.
stairs has liy. rm., din. rm. and
equipped kit. plus bedrm. and tile
bath; upstairs, partly finished
bedrms. and space for another bath;
full bsmt. with outside entr. Shown
by appt. only.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500