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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

FORT LAUDERDAI.E ~ Too
much fresh water in canals in the
Coral Ridge section Il killing thou.
sands Of malies. Acting City Dock
master J. C.. Nelson says More
than seven inches Of rain during
the past two weeks left . layer q
fresh water 60 tap of the heavier
salt wates In q numher IL dead.
end canals. Neiison said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

JACKSONVILLE RThe FloF1.
d Kswanis district coaventioa re-.
onmeaded 10 It's eluhs Tuesday
that they support and ASSIST axen-
cieS seeking . revised Florida con
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Eleanor Parker
Has 3rd Child

HOLLYWOOD R-Moyie actress
Eleanor Parker and her husband.
producer Bert Friedloh. became
parents for the third time last
night with the birth n q sor
weighing seven pounds five oan.
ces. The couples two other chill
dren are Susan and Sharon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

move itself as party from col.
iectiye bargaining ia labor dis
puteN.
A. r. Booth. Cocoa postmaster
vas elected district governor and
sheG lieutenant governors were
chosen
NJ. q. BraWner. Pensacola r.
VI Smith. Panama City e. Archie
BUR IT.. Lake City = " kske-
moor. Gainesville. ]. Don Eisg.
gerxy. Winter PARK. Alfred A. Me.
keshan. EFookaviile n l. Wa
Dnsne. Wlnter HAYES. Eliiott &.
Neuell. Melbourne. Leo Danleis.
~. Myers. John Mckinnoa. Laks
Worth ard C. Edwsn Roberts,
Coral Cables.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

ORLANDO "a DEAD mas
waiked insa ne offsee 81 ccansy
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certificate
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

JACKSONVILLE R-An Is mn
lion dollar bond issue to finance
expansion of the municipal cleo
trio plant was approved by Jack
sonville voters Tuesday. 6,240 to
1867. II win be paid off from earn
ings of the utility.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
Protestant Council
Raps Segregation

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
148 churches in the Bronx divi-
sion of the Protestant Council OF
New York have been asked to re-
nounce racial segregation, both In
the churches and in society.
A statement prepared by the
divisions Christian Social Rela-
tions Committee, headed by the
Rev. Robert j. Stone, supported
a proposed strong statement" on
the issue at the June meeting OF
the National Council of Churches
General Board. It condemned "the
sin of racial discrimination as
practiced both within and out
side the church"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
The Korean War
Train
BY John P. Bowen for AMP

BY John p. Bowen for AMP
On Yonder Train lies dead
A gallant soldier whom knew
He fought for peace and liberty
The enemy struck him down,
And his fight was DER.
To rest he comes amid the sound
of music sweet,
Beneath some Rose Buds, he shall
sleep
Gallant soldier may you rest
Besides some shady tree,
And then some day not far away
We shall meet again.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
NY. LAUNCHES
DRIVE AGAINST
BASEMENT
LIVING


Thousands of Harlemites will be
coming up for air" in the near
future as the campaign now un-
der way to end the illegal use Of
cellar areas for living quarters
takes full effect.
The Health Commissioner
charges that some landlords col
lect as much as $500 a month
from rentals Of "cubicle apart
ments" in filthy, dark, unhealthy
cellars. Many Of these apart
mentS" are infested with rats and
other vermin.
The extent Of the problem, said
Commissioner John F. Mahoney,
was indicated by a recent survey
of three sections of Manhattan,
where from IL to 80 per cent Of
cellars were being used as living
quarters. The high point was In
Harlem, where $40 buildings
were inspected and 325 had cell
lars that were inhabited.
Use Of cellars for tenant quar-
ters is a violation of the Sanitary
Code, but the practice is in
creasing. The Health Department,
with its force of $50 inspectors,
will crack down on violators with
fine of up to $500, imprison-
ment for a year, or both. Warn
ing letters were sent to the
10000 landlords Of the 10000
residential dwellings in Man
haitian.
Coal bins are being rented as
furnished rooms" for as much
as $50 week, while in some
buildings cellar apartments"
fashioned out of plaster-board
partitions, are renting for $40 a
month, with as many as five
apartments" in a cellar. For all
five there is usually a single tol-
let and water source.
The situation was brought to
the Departments attention dur
ing the recent check on gas ap-
pliances, when inspectors kept
stumbling on occupied cellars.
Landlords are forbidden to rent
now-occupied cellars to new ten
ants. Assistance will be given to
tenants in cellars and the De-
partment will see that the prem
ises are not rented again.
The Department differentiates
between cellars and basement"
quarters which may be tenanted.
A rule of thumb to differentiate
is that cellar dwelling is one in
which more than half of the
height of the area is underground.
The campaign, now well under
way in Manhattan, will soon be
extended to the other boroughs.
The City Housing Authority
and the Department of Housings
division of housing will aid the
Department in relocating tenants
who have been forced to vacate
their cellar apartments, DR.. Ma
honey said. Landlords, he added,
will receive Summonses If the
vacated cellar quarters are re-
rented.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

The mistress of home heard terrible goaning in her kitchen
Alarmed dashed in and addressed whats
ter, Maude?" she inquired.
"Oh oh, oh" moaned put turkey
the and three
and I'm a dizzy a humming top"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
HOW TO STAY MARRIED

his wedding anniversary several
coared the old and led him off in Tell
said did married long?
"wel" old man, old
red together fifty had but fight"
the oldster with frank disbe
continued began wedding
mighty it amt ended yet"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03
FACT AND FUN
BY DICK WRIGHT FOR AMP

It's state of offered S. the
would commit certain crime This offered
anyone would hdnap William Garrison, great
Aboionst who devoted his life destruction
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

social worker gathering information for her
back house rent?" she asked.
The head of the distressed family his
acquired northern home replied I'VE amt got back house In he
we got modern plumbing"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

Speaking help heard old birthstone preach
declare "The find helping end
arm"
Two wits standing othe
81 know guy who hasn't had haircut in ten years.
"Boy, he must be Stingy!"
"No he's bald"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

listened attenve the teacher explained
dolphin would thousand baby dohins When the
finished Rosemary and asked How
baby dophins the married have?"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

It's fact Down in Cavannah Georgia, after yea
children Lee Cyler and his ancee Isabelle Delaney
around TO using their marriage license.
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

HE'S ONLY ASLEEP
young boy inscription tombstone mot dead but
sleeping" .
his head and remarked He amt foolns
nobody but hsSef"
expect when attempt is made to
youngter something Take the mother who giving
young daughter lesson in morals
what would broke of the ten command
ments?"
Thinking matter with face ridged in wrinkles
child finally answered, "Then thered be nine"
The Miami times., 1952-05-03

When he aoul Of the law becoming involved in traffic
cden Jake asked friend il he could recommend good lawyer
That man. declared the friend "Hes the best in tow
Only lost in his nfe"
Can you get hold of him for me?" asked Jake.
81 think so answered the friend "he due out parole
week"
Evening star., 1952-10-18

discs coarse, medium and fine)
lambswool bonnet, 14-inch Jacobs
chuck, automobile polish and q
can of electric wax. With addi-
tional accessories this unit will
grind, clean. buff and burnish.
Pure Water Filter
Chemically pure. sort water i
produced almost hast aataneo eo.lsls
from tap water win 3 new squeez-
able bottle-filter made of flexible
polyethylene plastic. c.~
Resilient and Aahtweight, the
plastic is tough and resistant I'd
shocks. The bottle. and filter
housing. both blow4rnoIded. can be
dropped without breaking.
Tap water poured into the 6.
or 16-ounce squeezable bottle
passes through the filter fitted
snugly in the bottle neck, and
emerges purified at the rate of six
ounces per minute. Ion exchange
chemicals in the filter remove
minerals and salts of calcium, So
dium, iron, magnesium and sui
Iphate, chloride. bicarbonate anc
.sillcate ions. The 2-ounce filter
Evening star., 1952-10-18
You Can Raise Value
OF Your Home With
Proper Maintenance
By D. M. Derwin

Recently one Of my neighbors
put his house up for sale and the
general opinion of most Of us was
that there's a house that is in
better condition now than when
1t was built IL years ago"
It was generally conceded by all
. of us that Fred really took care
of his property. On many oc-
casionS when we got together to
talk, Fred always stated that any
one could do his own maintenance
and repair work, providing he was
careful and had the necessary
tools and equipment.
His efforts, while not profess
sional at first, have certainly
progressed to the point that every
one of his spare time home prof.
ectS can now be classified as pro-
fessional- finish.
Over the last II years, he has
purchased a number of tools
which he figured he would have
occasion to use from time to time.
His theories on home maintenance
and the purchase of proper tools
paid off. Last week he sold his
home for almost four times the
amount he had paid for it.
One Of the tools he used often
was a 5-inch combination sander
and poliSher. This versatile tool
enabled him to eliminate tiresome
hand sanding so necessary for a
fine Satin-smooth finish. The unit
Evening star., 1952-10-18

was so light-only 3Ia lbs.-that
his wife was able to use it during
the day with a lambsWool bonnet
for waxing the furniture. Even
his son found it useful for polish
ing the family cars.
It was used for polishing tioors
furniture and woodwork. sanding
to remove paint and varnish or to
prepare surfaces for refinishing
He used the drill, for both metal
and wood, in cabinet work and
repairs. - -. =.
I BY occupation this. man has
been a salesman all his life, but
resorted to working around the
house simply as a means sof re-
lieving tension and relaxing.
The huilt-in motor on this unit
can only be used on the voltage
specified on the name plate. How
ever, it can be used on AC of DC
from Is to so cycles.
With the sanding discs at
tached, this unit has an overall
length and height of 65s inches
by 912 inches.
Standard equipment includes a
rubber backing pad. 3 sanding
Evening star., 1952-10-18

produces 10 to 20 gallons of pure
water; the 3-ounce filter, Is to Is
gallons; the 4-ounce filter, 20 to
80 gallons.
The plastic is translucent. facili-
tating ready checks on both the
water supply and the filter. which
changes color when exhausted and
may then be replaced with an
Evening star., 1952-10-18

other. The unit is designed for
use with steam iron or batteries.
For further information please
write to D. M. Derwin, Room 724.
The Star, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Wash
ington, D. c.. inclosing self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

There's charming stone patio there's huge
basement suitable for recreation complete with
BATH there weather-tight Rusco storm windows
>. solid, sturdy brick construction all the superb
prewar quality that good gracious
livng-a offered to fit the modest budget
Be sure to these You'll them appreciate
what a really terrific buy they are!
ont ~>m NV ~
e.: ';;:: &; e 3: !: @utgg1meazt@
model Se"e.os sls 9th 81. Northwest Republic $3.50
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19

copied the doctrines of the House
of Hillel.
There are indications that
Chanukah lights were not popular
with the Tanain, the teachers of
the Mishna, hence they were not
eager to discuss it. The greatest
opponent of Chanukah was Rabbi
Judah the Prince, compiler and
editor of the Mishnah. He sought
in general to bring about cordial
relations between the Jews and
the Romans. Had it depended
entirely upon him he might even
have abolished Tisha Bah and
Purim. However, these historic
days were too popular with the
Jews to be eradicated from their
hearts and from their observance.
Moshe Sofer, the noted Ger
man-Hungarian rabbi, has OBJ
served that Judah the Prince who
traced his ancestry to King David,
ignored Chanukah because he
was incensed at the Maccabees
who had usurped the kingship
that belonged to the descendants
of King David. It is, however,
more probable that, in his efforts
to be friendly with Rome, he
looked askance at the observance
of a festival with commemorated
a successful Jewish rebellion
against the rule of a foreign
power.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19
Pensacola, Florida
Chanukah An Inspiring
Holiday

one light less until the eighth
night when only one light was to
be kindled. The Academy of
Hillel, however, taught that only
one light is to be kindled on the
first night and an additional light
was to be kindled on each sue
ceeding night until there would
be eight lights ablaze on the
eighth and final night of the fes-
tival. AS is known the rabbis ac-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-19

that eight lights were to be kind
led on the first night and each
succeeding night there was to be
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PLENTY ELBOW ROOM

Scenic, New Quaint Acres"
Colesville Rd.. Md.
II you don't like being crowded In
narrow city lots. CARL M. FREE
MAN. INC. has built the home for
you-perfect house. perfect lot. per-
famous Americans Homes floor
plan, winner of Parents Magazine
award. Best for Family Living"
3 huge bedrooms. 2 baths, brick car
port, storage cabana. You'll love
light and color. Has ballroom
size" living dining room with large
window walls overlooking orchard
and wooded land. Nestles graci-
ously on 1N-acre corner lot $4,000
50, it,,
Evening star., 1952-07-13
OPEN 2-7

OFEN Z-t
CHEVY CHASE
A white brick Colonial. spotless and
charming, liv. rm.. flrepl.. din. rm.,
de luxe kit; 8 spacious bdrms.. tiled
bsn,t bash PINE Psnelea xcsi rec -.r rm i%ll
Directions: Conn. ave. to Aspen ST.,
left blocks to Maple ave-. left on
Maple = block to Lynn drive. to
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 90
A fine neighborhood for children.
Of red brick with white trim. Well
placed on q large. neatly kept and
fenced lot. Located on dead-end
street---just right for children. Only
minutes out, the door to the ele-
distance to transportation and shop
room with fireplace, comfortable
dining room, well-equipped and
CHEEKY kitchen with table space,
ganelsd den leading to small patio.
with big closets and a colorful tile
Of this immaculate home. A full
dry basement. tiled floor and bath;
wide concrete drive leading to a
generous Lear garage with work
shop attached; This ends our de,
ferptio1 Of hHs the pfSHsrty at 2Sd$ E;
Conn. ave; to East s.. Snr. vieTi
Mil rd.l. left to Kensington blvd.
THE TILLSON co.
R'a''o5a Ono. Open . to Q 81 psily y-So00
Evening star., 1952-07-13
5. Bethesda
$500 Broad st.

Brick Cape Cod with liv. room. din
ing room, beautifully equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and batn on
for 2 bedrooms and bath. Buy
now and select your own decora-
tions. Moderately priced at $20,.
800. Directions: Out Old George
town I'd. past Bank Of Bethesda
to Ipswich st. and our directional
to Broad st. and property.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

1910 WALDEN RID.
OPEN SUM-, ] TOT
Beaut., Spac.. cuStom-built, 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: full bsmt.; gar; large.
shady, fenced yard; cow. loc. Dir:
left to Wayne, right to Walden, right
to home. REYLAS REALTY CO..
SH. 6417; Exclusive; Ia. 1902.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
SH O673. II no answer. TO. 5627.
SILVER SPRING; OPEN 2-(
UNUSUAL BARGAINS

SILVER SPRING; OPEN 2-6
UNUSUAL BARGAINS
$12.75O-BRIcK sEMIDETACHED
1905 Centerhill st.-First time Of:
basement: wheaton Hills. Dir: out
$500 DowN-BR1cK BuNdAIow
31O3 Dawson ave.-Immaculate g
bedrm. home with level, fenced lot
Asking si4. 500. Dir: Oh GeOrsia S
$40. .950-LANGLEY PARK RANBLER
IS106 Hammond ave. opposite shop
ping center--All-brick. 2 bedrms.,
lge. paneled den. liv. rm.. fireplace.
level. fenced lot; many extras. Dir: !:
on Triangle at Carroll ave. and
ST 56ss .5o6Ms 'Aae; ACRE. BRICK c. c.
902I Adelphi rd.-Price reduced ST =
Oo0; . lge; rms, bath, 1st fioor;
sarase eorner Taq fenced ZEN tu lo oaismsns Asssme
~. loan. Open to offer. Dir: Past
Univ. lane on Riggs rd., approx.
miles to Adelphi.
So. 800 OR BEST OFFER. BRK. c. c.
S13 Buckingham dr.-Owner-builder
side porch. liv. rm.. fireplace, din.
Vacant. Reas. terms. Dir: Off Old
Bladensburg rd., right on Buckine-
ham.
TRADES WELCOMED
New Ramblers-Cape Gods
5000 block McComas ave.-Quality
1uiit 2-3.4 bedrm.. 1-2 bath homes.
EQUIP. kit; firepl. in liv. rm. and
basement. lge. gar. S17,5O0 to SIO,-
$50; terms. Dir: Off Georgia ave.
on Plyers Mil rd.. right on ST.
Margaret's DR..
BEERS BROS. 81. 1911
Evening star., 1952-07-13
OLDER HOME

OLDER HOME
With much charm. Dutch Colonial
Three bedrms.. beaut sunrm. OF
liv. rm.: family din. rm,: full
bsmt.: gar; h.-wh. Conv. loo
Priced $21.500. Call SH. S01O It'll
8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
$13,65O

New frame bungalow, 8 bedrms.,
bath, ready to move in; convenient
to David Taylor Model Basin and
Army Map Service. Open 1 to 9
today. Directions: North on Mac
Arthur blvd. to Cabin John and right
on 10Th st. to open sign. MR..
JENKINS. JU. 7-6739.
H. GLENN GARVIN
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

OPEN SAT-, SUN, 2 TO Z
Cape Cod bedTms:. bath, lily. rm :.
let; oil heat; level lot; off-st. park.
ing: Directions: Out Colesville I'd
to Four Corners. left on Old Bla.
densburg I'd. to Brunette ave.. left
to open sign.
SMITH W. ALLNUTT, Sr.
SH. 4646 Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUM-, 2-5 PM.

10205 Douglas ave. Carroll Knolls.
Words cannot describe, the beauty
Of this 3-bedrm. rambler with !,
rms. and workshop. in basement.
ave. to Dexter ave-. left to Douglas,
right to house.
1885 Georgia ave. extended. 4
nies olderItyH,eS, ty,S,rss SoedTGSon Ell Ssn, heuse ss
sonable price and terms. Mr.. Nc
KjnleJ. 10. 6-4079. LYMAN C.
oELN ~ CO., INC. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
6. Chevy Chase
40O8 Laird Pl.

First-floor bedroom and bath, living
room-dining room comb, aII-eIec-
trio kitchen; 2 bedrooms and bath
on second floor. Full basement
with roughed-in recreation room
ana built-in garage. Large lot.
brick Cape Cod today. Directions:
Out Conn. ave. past Columbia
Country Club to Laird pl., LETT on
Laird to open sign and property
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN 2-DARK
COLONIAL, PRICK

SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN 2-DARK
COLONIAL BRICK
BEDROOM AND "a BATH 1st FL.
Large liv. room-din. room combination
with fireplace. adjacent porch; End
a., 3 well-proportioned bedrooms and
sate Sste roa 1S Dsm a a Th Tendx asseb Tasesr o
sign.
Brick Rambler, $14,950
You must stop to see this attractive
3:bedroom home featuring liv., room;
bath. large 'ai screened eS' porch. s: M Anchor .
fenced lot: large loan can be as
sumed. An excellent buy with q
moderate down payment; payments
much less than rent. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. ext. to Denley. left one
block to Flack, left to house and
WOODMOOR
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
This most attractive rambling Cape
Cod features comfortable living
room with f1repl.. adj. liv. porch with
nasSsors san;n S,. deck; 81 sep Din; room full, fully
tifully fenced lot; purchaser with
good income can buy this house with
small down payment; priced at only
S22. 500. To reach. Out Colesville
rd. to Old Bladensburg I'd, turn
right to Lexington dr.. left to South
moor, left to house and open sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH. O673. II no answer. TO. 5697.
CTT VYT1n CSDnT1T~ ~O-NT n Z,
Evening star., 1952-07-13
WOODMOOR
WEEK END SPECIAL
$3.50 DOWN
$500 DOWN
| 5000 DOWN

FRAMES. BRICK. RAMBLERS. BUN
GALOWS. SOME WITH FULL BASE
MENTS. SOME EXPANDED ATTIC;
ALL MODERN WITH SOME NEW.
LEACH & CRONIN
LO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
TRADE

This cool home in the hills only 80
suburban home. Seven-room house,
IL acres Of land. income from fully
equipped poultry business. Grand
old trees and view of mountains.
Priced under $4,000.
CALL MRS. YEOMANS, WI. 0SSe
Walker b Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors Uptown Once
460S Wis. Ave. NV. OR. 671S
Evening star., 1952-07-13
NEARBY MD.
2 ACRES

Custom built by owner. this attractive
home with above-ground lower level.
consisting of large recreation room,
bedroom, full bath and laundry ia
cilities. Second floor level with
kitchen, 2 large bedrooms and path.
Truly q fine home in an excellent
community. Priced fairly at $26, 500.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 6
Glenmont Hills
251O RANDOLPH ROAD

4 BEDROOMS
Lovely 3-yr.-old asbestos shingle
home; iv. rm., din. rm., equipped
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms and tile bath
on 1st fir.; 2 lovely bedrooms up
stairs; full basement and gas heat;
from new Gienmont school. Assume
large Az G1 loan. Very reasonable
terms, Directions: Out Georgia ave.
to Glenmont Hills. turn left on
Randolph I'd. 2 blocks to open sign.
PECK COMPANY LA. 6-666e
Evening star., 1952-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN TO-DAY
/ TO z PM.
Choice Montgomery Co.
HOMES

Located In an excel. residential sect,
this brk. rambler will satisfy the
exacting buyer. 8 lee. bedrms.. 2
tiled baths. all-elec. kit. with break
comb, 2 firepls.. full bsmt. and
priced very reasonably at S25, 800.
Directions: From Bank of Bethesda,
out Old Georgetown I'd, to Hunt
tneton pwky. Left 2 blks. to Moor
land, right "a blk. to Charlotte and
left to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
It's Lovely in the Country

It's Lovely in the Country
OPEN. 2 TO 8
1876 PARKMAN ROAD
HILLANDALE. MD.
Colonial, custom buili
brick In one of the most exclusive
sections of small estates in Mont.
baths, oil heat. full basement, S-cai
garage. screened porch. On almost
q Of an acre. Only 500. 500.
Directions: Out New Hampshire ave
extended to Hillandale sign. left or
Overlook to Parkman.
905 18th St. NV, Realtor. ST. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-07-13

4. Kensington
% West Wash. st.
Center-hall type, white brick Cape
Cod, on level 65x200-ft lot; d large
rooms, including den; detached
sarage; lovely landscaping On
one OF this suburbs beautiful
streets. Close to transp.: Shopping
and schools. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. to West Washington st., lett
to open sign on property.