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ing, and leading to armed clashes as
early as 1927, erupted anew. and this
time led to civil war in China. The
Communist armies were consolidated
and drove Chang Kai-Shek and his
army to the shores and across the sea
to FormoSa.
Chang was one Of the Big -Four
Roosevelt, Stain and Churchill were
the others-all during the war. Be-
cause Of Chinas wartime Importance,
1t was given permanent place on
the Security Council of the United
Nations. Now. however. the Soviet
Union does not recognize Chiang'S
Nationalist government on Formosa.
and would like to see Mao Tse-tung
and his Chinese Reds take over
Chiang's erstwhile importance in the
world picture.
The United States, on the other
hand. still recognizes Chiang's gov
eminent, but does not pretend that.
he still holds his wartime position of
eminence. Nevertheless, considering
him in the category of the lesser of
two evils. America clings to Chang
simply because it wants nothing to do
with Mao.
Now China is again divided, and in
the present state of world politics, it
appears likely that it will be a long
time before either the Communists or
the Nationalists receive the firm sup
port they want from their respective
friends.
Touehy Situation
The whole situation is too touchy
for diplomats to voice themselves in
any strong statements that carry con-
viction.
Even with the iron hand OF COM
munism ruling in China proper. there
are increasing reports Of internal dis
turbances and trouble with guerrillas.
These. coupled with the common
famines and floods, have made the
heads of Chinese rulers uneasy for
centuries.
And Sun Yat-Sen's first principle
nationaliSm-is as far from achieve
ment as 1t was the day before the
revolution began 10 years ago.
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ing Republican constitutional gov
eminent.
Sun Yat-sen returned to the pres
ldency in 1921. But he was regarded
coldly by the Western powers, and
turned eventually to Soviet Russia
for advice. Gen. Michael Borodin,
Russian Communist-whose connec-
ton with the Soviets was kept secret
at the time-was named adviser to
the Kuomintang.
In this early period, the NATIONAL
lists and the Communists worked side
by Side-although with the inevita-
BILE bickering-in crushing the war
lords
Chione Moves In
Led by a man not yet widely
known outside China-Chiang Kai-
shek-the Nationalist Army began an
intensive drive in the mid '20s to
push out the warlords and Western
control over lands and commerce
within China's borders.
The campaign was achieving wide
success when the third phase
trouble with the Japanese-began de-
veloping into full-scale difficulties.
Japan had been harrying China from
time to time all through the early
days Of the republic. but these inter-
national events had been overshad-
owed by the internal battles.
But with these being gradually
won, attention shifted to the difficult
Evening star., 1951-10-07
By Jock Jones

In Hong Kong and Moscow las
week. birthday parties were held
celebrating the second anniversary ol
the Communist Peoples Republic ot
China, quietly and with an uncharac-
teristic lack of fire
This Wednesday, the Chinese COM
munity here will have its own quiet
celebration-no fanfare planned-on
the Day of the Double Tenth, barking
back to the founding of the Chinese
Republic 40 years ago, and the first
successes of the Kuomintang. The
day is called Double Tenth" because
1t is the 10th day of the 10th month
The two politically incompatible
celebrations point up sharply the in
ternal strife, the political dogfghts
and the disastrous wars that have
led China to one of its most divided
periods in long history of turmoil.
In 40 years, even the first of DR.. Sun
Yat-sen's Three Principles of the
People "-nationalism-has failed of
achievement.
On October 10, 1911, the revolution
began which brought about the estab-
llshment of the Republic of China
Sun Yat-sen had worked in exile for
seven years setting up the Kuomin
tang and fomenting rebellion against
the Manchu dynasty.
Simple Triod
His principles were simple. The
frst was MISUNDERSTANDING the
Warlords and uniting China under
one flag. The second was democracy,
and the third, the peoples hveli-
hood"
But early efforts to achieve the
firSt aim led to disillusionment. and
suns resignation from the presidency
OF the Kuomintang. China has been
IN state Of struggle ever since. with
Its present outlook blackest. and the
prospect of China under one flag.
dim.
The struggle can be divided into
four phases.
First. and briefest, was the over
throw Of the Manchu dynasty which
followed the beginning of the revolu-
ton. and the establishment of the
kuomintang as the ruling party in
China. BY the middle of 1912 the
Manchus were on the way out, but
the Kuomintang was not firmly en-
trenched until 1928.
This phase overlaps the second. the
rulers who controlled various seq
ments of China's geography and
politics.
20-Yeor Struggle
The struggle against the yarlords
went on for 20 years. These chief
talns. with their private armies. kept
the nation in constant state of in
ternal war.
Sun Yat-sen's successor, Yuan
Shlh-k'ai. former Imperial Prime
Minister. had meantime reverted to
the principles of the Manchus. and
had tried, in 1915. to restore the
monarchy. But the following year
he died, and was succeeded by Ii
Xuan-hung, who went back to FORM
Evening star., 1951-10-07

ABOARD tne Plntd
S h GU t e d, "Tierra,
tierra!" He was
right. This was San
Salvador-the first
landfali of the new
world.
Chris was de-
scribed by people
who knew him as
being long faced,
tall, ruddy, red
headed and freckled.
No known portrait
was made of him in
his lifetime, but II
originals" showed
up at the Chicago
Exposition of 1898.
Columbus was an
extremely religious
man. who had serv-
ices due t e d
ahnard his shin
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He Knew the World Was Round-C 9
Columbus Had Funny Ideas About America:
459 Years Later the Reverse Is True
BY Soul Petit

It cost about $4,000 for Chris
topher Columbus to discover Amer
lea. His payroll for 80 men aboard
The Santa Maria. Nina and Pinta ran
to 100000 maravedis. or some So 500
q month.
Today he wouldn't get out of an
American harbor for that sum if he
picked up a crew here and tried to
sail to Spain. The payroll tab would
amount to as much every couple of
days, all things considered, as the
monthly one did then.
Columbus himself didn't have to
foot much of the bill, but today the
Spanish police might not be willing
to put up that kind of dough. Oh.
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the Radical (chief opposition Party
along with the candidates of the So
cialist and Communist Parties were
arrested Immediately. A number Of
the most important conservative
leaders have likewise been taken into
custody. and the arrest of other
prominent politicians throughout the
country continues every day.
But Peron's chief enemy is eco
nomics. 1t will not be so easy to
deal with this foe. But the most
important business and agricultural
men. as we'll as military and political
personalities, will feel the heavy hand
of Peron. He accuses them of being
in conspiracy to paralyze the coun-
try by failing to produce more foods
and goods for home consumption as
we'll as for export.
For the first time in history meat
is in short supply in the markets OF
the large cities. All exports of live
stock products to Great Britain have
been suspended. The situation in
the markets of Buenos Aires became
SO desperate recently that one ship
about to set sail with a cargo OF
meat for England was ordered back
to the docks and unloaded The
frozen beef and lamb was distributed
to the local retailers.
Cottle Business Shot
In the last six years the number of
cattle in the country has steadily
diminished. Some owners have sold
off all of their herds. Because of
strict Government controls, no cattle
grower has made serious effort to
ship his stock to market for two years
or more. Early in September de-
liveries of animals to slaughterhouses
and packing plants had declined by
more than so per cent.
A month ago the Government is
sued decree ordering all ranchers
to step up their shipments and sales
or have their herds confiscated. This
has been followed by Government
census of all livestock in the nation
for the purpose of ascertaining who
is refusing to carry out the decree.
But these measures will hardly re-
suit in any considerable increase IN
the number of cattle, sheep and hogs
sufficient to take care of the present
emergency. Worse still, less corn and
wheat have been planted year after
year, and this year the greatly re-
duced crops have been seriously
damaged by unfavorable weather.
Evito Moy Run, Anywoy
An important footnote to all of this
is the growing belief that Sonora de
Peron's candidacy will now be REIN
stated. Although the Government
had been at pains to- announce the
serious" illness of the First Lady,
which Interestingly enough conceded
with the attempted revolution, it
now declares that her indisposition
is not dangerous"
In fact, the Senora's illness seems
most convenient, perhaps bit of
oldtime melodrama, designed to Gre
ate new wave of sympathy among
the Argentine masses whose cause she
has so ardently championed. AS one
Latin American diplomat sees it,
Her sickness may easily provoke her
dear descamisado$' to make new de-
mands upon her to run for the high
Office"
Although people don't talk about
1t in public, Sonora de Peron's theat-
rical background does little to endear
her to the strait-laced old families
OF Argentina. Foreign newspaper
men and foreign Newspapers have
got themselves from time to time.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

closing months Of the war, the Ma
tionalist forces had begun to get the
upper hand over the Japanese armies
fighting in China, and 1t looked as
If the long siege Of troubles might
be over.
But when the war ended, the fourth
phase began.
The Communist feud, long &molder-
Evening star., 1951-10-07

SOu OlOIl I KNOW
about the cops?
Well, wise up. Don't
believe that ma
larkey about Isa-
bella paWning her
jewels. She offered
to, but didn't.
Actually, most of
the money for the
first voyage in 1892
was borrowed from
the endowment fund
OF a police force
called the Santa
Hernandad. T h e
crown later repaid
it, but the cops ran
the risk. Columbus
himself inves S t e d
250.000 maravedis-
probably borrowed
money.
When you stop to
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ties with Japan. Japan, already in
trenched in Manchuria. in the early
3Os began the long series OF incidents
that led its armies into China in a
series Of events that are well known.
beginning with the occupation Of
Mukden.
One Of the little publicized facts of
World War II was that, during the
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FAMOUS COLONIAL.

The, famous Colonial that is built bv
CreStwood is being offered at bargain
price. gracious rms. ~ baths
full basement with outside entrance
ana large side-screened porch. More
nome than you can md anywhere
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

Clean as whistle Compact Conven-
iently located Completely equipped;
screened porch with aluminium avn
ings Comfortable living in close
in Alexandria. 2-bedrm. row brlcS
correctly priced with 81 600 down
and approximately 500 pei mo-
F. E. MALCOLM, REALTOR
OW 9Ood
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STONE CAPE con

Located in the much desired Hillwood
section OF Falls Church. 3 bedrms.
and tiled bath upstairs. charming
Ut: lily nm. with stone fireplace,
basement with rec. rm.. fiagstone
floor and bath. Also breezeway to
gar. Extremely well manicured lawn.
Entire home in better than new
house, cond. Hurry to see this. It
is only S19.950. Shown by appt
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SUITLAND DREAM HOUSE

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, IT
S-bedrm Diet. brick Just blks. from
bus. shopping. schools. Census and
photographic Bureaus; features spa
cious 1S-ft. liv. rm. with firepl., Y
baths. exceptionally lge. kit. side
porch, full osmt with finished recr,
rm. and firepl.. oil INV h; lot 50x
100. with ample space for garden.
Priced to sell at S19, 500. Directions:
Out Suitland I'd. to Homer ave, left
2lz blks to 417l and our open sign.
r. D. BURGESS, VI. 2S02 till 9.
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so SOLD

Last month the Arlington Realty Co.
sold so homes. The reason is that
pare the following list of values
anywhere.
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NEW-VACANT

Conv; location of Lee blvd on q
level half acre and just across the
sell for 100000. = spacious bedrms.
and tile bath, huge liv rm. with
picture window. fireplace and mod
din. area. Dream kit. incl range,
refgr. and Bendix. Huge expansible
attic. All for. Sl2.95O. $4,000 Az
LIST trust avail,
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LEE HEIGHTS

Most attractive bungalow with 3 bed
rms. and bath on LIST fl. Stairway
to ,expansible attic, large liv. rm.
with fireplace. huge formal din. rm.,
nice kit. and full basement Entire
nome IN st-clasS cond. A real buy
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FENWICK PARK

This well-knoVn home that you may
have seen or heard SO much about in
the last 3 or 4 years is being offered
for 81 $50. Many of them have sold
as high as S17.95O. . sized
oedrmS., tiled baths, giant-size ex-
Colonial. fireplace. separate din. rm
equipped kit. rear porch. full bsmt
with outside entrance Remember it .
only Sl5.950. Call for Apt. now,
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EASTPINES. MD.

KENT VILLAGE RAMBLER
New broom brick ranch-type rambler.
Lge. liv. rm., firepl., bookcases. kit.
712-foot refgr YOUNGSTOWN metal
cabinets. exhaust fan. Venetian
blinds, full bsmt., air-conditioned
heat; Handicapped lot. 1919 Haw-
thorne ter, Kent Village, Land
over. Nd Alongside Prince Georges
Golf and Country Club S14250.
& a. S BUILDING CORP ID
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ARLINGTON FOREST

The honey 6-rm. Colonial home that
Is so close to downtown. full bsrnt,
with half bath, side screened porch
beneath the shade trees. Fenced lot
and outdoor grill are also a part Of
this home. Total price S1S.950.
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GHOST OF A CHANCE

There is Just 2 small chance that you
might be able to buy one of the
famous Crestwood ramblers at
Sl7,950, These are the homes ths I
so many, of your friends have been
sold last week end If you rush to
place an order. we may be able to
NIL 1t II there are enough transfers
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CENTER HALL RAMBI,ERs

NEW ue luxe rambIers that offer your
family the most living in every re-
spect. Entering from front cement
patio into vestibule, we have the
eyer-needed center hall. Everything
center hall reaches to 9 tvin-sized
bedrms.: tiled bath. gracious liv
rm. with fireplace. dining ell, dream
equip; kit, and full basement with
outside entrance. Some of the addi-
tional features are Sliding closet
doors, glass brk and picture win
dows, bookShelveS beside the fire.
place. light in all closets. kit. equip
ment incl. Bendix garbage disposal
exhaust fan. Formica sink top
range, refer. and wealth OF
quality cabinets All for S19.e5O.
Make an appt now.
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ENGLISH RAMBLER

Three bedrms. and library plus tiled
bath on LIST. fl. English basement.
with huge liv. rm. with fireplace
designed for entertaining. Separate
din. rm.. equipped kit. util. and
bath. Outstanding construction and
most charming unusual design.
All for SCI 900.
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COMDR. TRANSFERRED

For this reason you are being offered
this lovely immac bungalow on a
beautiful fenced, shaded lot. Mirror
and fireplace equipment are incl.
with liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
equipped kit. 2 bedrms. and tiled
path complete the 1st-f. plan. Up
and plumbing roughed in for bath.
Full basement plus utils and Bendix
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ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL,

Cape Cod on level tree
shaded lot; consisting Of 4 bedrms =,
tiled, bath spacious hv. rm, with
fireplace, separate din. I'm. and
equipped kit. Huge basement with
OUTSIDE entrance, Entire property in
immaculate cond. and only about 10
wears old Also there is Lear
garage. CT approYed at SIG Snn
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
THE BEST YEARS


OF your life will be spent in a home
OF your cwn, SO why not glance
down this list ard give US call?
We have many others. too.
S16.350, Falls Church. Broom Cape
Cod. stairway to expansible attic,
full bsmt.. complete storm windows.
Assume, lge. CT loan. $4,000 cash
Near Giebe in N. Arlington. An older
home but real buy. 3 bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm:. with ,firepl;. lge. separate
din. rm,, big kit, all on 1st A.;
stairway to immense storage attic;
built-in garage; real fancy, lge.
secluded lot with trees, terraces,
rock garden, barbecue. Priced at
only S1S,95O with $4,000 down pay
ment.
Cape Cod. de luxe Workmanship
mod equip. kit, 2 bedrms; and tile
bath; stairway to expansible attic;
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
freed lot. Must be seen, to get true
picture. Fun price only Sls'950.
Subs Substantial cash required; y hath
on LIST f.; 2 bedrms. and full tile
bath on 2nd f.; separate liv. rm..
din. rm., kit. with breakfast space,
full bsmt., oil heat, beautiful Cond.;
lovely fenced yard; close to transp..
shops and school, in Falls Church.
Priced at S16,850; yes. said only
ST. $3.50. only $4,000 down payment
required.
New brick and frame rambler; firepl..
lge. equip kit, 34-acre lot. Make this
a must. Full price. S13.950.
2-bedrm. bunRa. with stairway to 2nd
lge. equip. kit; new heating plant;
A-acre lot, trees, barbecue. Only
$4,000.
The coming area and very exclusive. q
Cal, rambler on "a acre; lGe liv. nm.
bedrms, 2 tile baths; kit. has auto
matte washer, automatic dryer,
dishwasher. garbage disposal; lge.
knotty pine den; oil INV h.; base
ment; only 6 mos. old. Reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale.
4-bedrm. stone rambler on "a acre;
bsmt.: only 20 minutes from D. C..
5000 cash required. Full price,
Livingston Heights is an, area at Lee
yenience plus; 14-year- brick Co.
lonial, completely redec. in colors
you'll love; lge. liv. rrn. i4X26: lge.
din. nm ample kit, 3 Ice bedrms,
and bath; full bsmt., semifinished
recr. rm.; extra lge. closets, lge
SIiteHeu poiCA' tietu; never NV. OHlS
So 0O0 cash required to handle at
total price Of S22,950. Will &c
quickly. Hurry
Nice clean prewar semidet. home
lge. rear screened porch; full bright
bSmt. with outside entrance: de luxe
equip. kit; mr.. Kann'S. Hecht'S and
the new Fairfax dr.. A good rental
prop. Price is only $4,000 with
terms.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
1883 Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd. OW. 5000
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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SEMIRAMBLER

With 2 bedrms., bath, excel. family
size hv. nm, beautifully equipped
Only $l0950. $1,000 down; balance
like rent.
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BEVERT.Y Hits

With den or bedrm. and half bath on
LIST A.. two twin-sized bedrms. and
tiled bath up. Attractive liv. rm. with
fireplace. formal din. rm.. equipped
with rec, rm.. S24950 Shown by
appt. only.
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COUNTRY CLUB RAMBLER.

located IN the restricted community
OF, Stratford Hills, approx. M-acre
lot. 3 twin-sized bedrms. and ,
complete tiled baths. Gracious liv.
nm. approx. "A #. long. Formal din.
rm.. beautiful large equipped kit,
giant-sized basement with a world
of rec. space Half bath. also Lear
attached gar. Total price. S2S,500.
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GI's, ATTENTION
SALE ~ OWNER.
NICE
peter j. hagan

NEW BRICK BUNGALoWs-S10.p $50
Smart little homes in excel location,
not subject to Regulation x. , nice
bedrms., family dinette, beautiful
ceramic tile bath, big handsomely
equip kit, expansible attic and sub
urban-sized level lot S1250 down
only S66 per mo. pays all.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AURORA HILLS-By owner. Frame
house, shingle finish; LIST fl. has
center hall. usual rms, plus den
and "a bath; End fl. has 8 bedrms..
baths. Asking S22.950. Phone Otis
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ARLINGTON RAMRLER

Located out Wash blvd. in one Of
our finest locations Liy. nm. with
fireplace. din ell. equipped kit. 4
6edrms.. tiled bath, full basement
attic. The very finest brk. construc-
ton and only &17 SOO
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MODERN RAMBLERs

All-brick, bedrms.. tiled bath, spa
cious liv. nm. with din ell and equip.
kit: Very fine Arl location, All for
S14 $50; $3.50 down. 4gs loan to
portunitv is limited so cali today,
Don't wait.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA,

BRICK SEMIDET., by owner; bed
rooms, finished recr. rm. floor. lge.
ltv. rm.. din. rm., 27x11 scr. porch.
fenced yd.; low down payment. Can
be seen any time. No agents. CHI.
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An attractive 2-bedroom house on
lot 65x132 with city utilities and
near BUS and stores The range and
can give early possession: $1,000
down, balance $50 per month.
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A Cool, MTTJJON

Couldn't buy q more picturesque
home in Falls Church. Va. Situated
amidst the shade of many lovely
trees. shrubs and hedges, this show
place also has these distinctions.
Full Groom basement with outside
s emit me- large bedroom kits cher
and lovely liv. I'm. on the list a..
plus . bedrms. and bath on the
2nd, and other features including
outside grill. all for S16.S00. Ex-
celient financing and low down
payment: To inspect call MONCURE
AGENCY, Lee hwy. at Wash. blvd.s
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VIRGINIA FOREST

One of the most charming homes
you can imagine on a large A-acre
Studio liv. rm. with fireplace. sepa-
rate din. rm., equipped kit, full
basement. . bedrms. and tiled bath
on 1st fl. Romeo and Juliet balcony
to 2 other bedrms. and tiled bath.
A home. that you will be proud Of
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BEAUTIFUL
re iTTiISFi WINDOW COD
FOR COLORED

lie. lO-rm. frame house on TT
acres, mostly cleared; suitable for
rest home or lge. family; within. 3
miles of D. C. Can be bought. for
$4,000 all cash or So, 500 down
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 1649, UN. 322S. 4
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LORCOM LANE


A large white brick Colonial that
you have admired so much on the
cor. lot near Riverwood. 3 larRer
than twin-sized bedrmS., > tiled
baths All walk-in closets. Ballroom
size liv. nm; Side-screened porch,
COMPLETELY equipped kit. separate
utility room and workshop. Full
basement with a most attractive
rec. nm. and bath. Total price.
S35. $50.
These are just a few of our out
standing listingS We have many
more in all price ranges. Please
make an early apt. to pick out your
new home.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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ARLINGTON LOCATION
All-brick bungalow that Is in lst-class
cond. for only S13,95O. 2 bedrmS.
genuine tiled bath. spacious liv. nm.
with fireplace, mod. din. area, equip.
Kit. and full basement. Call quickly
on this one.
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ARLINGTON
CHILDREN'S PARADISE
The little people are Just happier
great big rms, lots OF private yard
space. and no automobile traffic A
delightful 3-yr odd home in the
vicinity of WeStoyer for 500
cash or more, with 4i2G financing
Exclusive with
SOUTHERN REALTY