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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07


odrzana nedjelju poslije po-
dne.
Proslavu je otvorio odsjec-
nj predsjednik, brat Thomas
r, Luketic, koji je rukovodio
S programom. Balkan Sere-
naders" iz Trafforda odsvira-
Ii su ohje nase himne ame-
ricku hrvatsku. Potion su
owl odlicni nasi tamburasi
divno odsivrali par narodnih
selekcija.
Glavni mas podpredsjednik,
brat Milan Vranes, odrzao je
ozbiljni pozdravni govor, ka-
ko on to umije i engleski i
hrvatski, apelirajuci ma o.
mladinu da Sc drzi svoje Ia
jednice. Prisutni su bill u
shiceni njegovim govorom
burno ga pozdravise.
Najednom nastaje burn o
pljeskanje i il pozadine Sc
odviia milovidna kolo grupa,
u slikovitoj nosnji, djeca O.
mladina, pomladak IL Mones-
sena cd odsjeka 1914. Ova O.
mladina sve osvaja | sa svo-
Jim nastupom i sa plesom.
Oci sviju upiru ma njih. Pie
sail su nekoliko raznih pie
sova zavrsise sa "drmesom"
te Sc u plesu odvijase kroz
sredinu dvorane izmedju pu-
bike ma izlaz IL dvorane uz
burnt pljesak.
Braca IL Monessena slavo-
dobitno SUI pratili ovu svoju
omladinu, narcotic pom o n
predsjednik - brat MarkO
Begg, pax tajnik brat Matt
Zoretich, podpredsjednik brat
John Beck druga braca il
Monessena, koji su bill pri'
sutni. Oni mogu biti ponos'
nj sa takovom dicnom omla'
dinom, a odsjecni predsjed'
mix Marko Begg ostali cd
bornici zasluzuju narcotic po
stovanje i priznanje "a Mi
hov pozrtvovni rad "a ta
ko odlicni odgoj svoje omla
dine. Tako mas odsjek br. 194
u Monessenu, kao odsjel
broj 354 u Cokeburgu do
djose do svjetskog glasa ra
di svojih kolo grupa, sto sva'
koj naseobini moze sluziti zs
uzor.
Tako su sc lijepo odvijale
i druge tocke programa, pal
su publiku zanijeli kolo pie
saci gnijezda 122 cd odsjeks
br. 354, a posebno dvije ma
lie curice j diva djecaka u div
MOI narodnoj nosnji. Rodite
iii djece puni radosti sa u
divljenjem i ponosom su mo
trili svoju djecu u nastup,
i plesu ma programu.
Balkan Serenaders" ma
stupise jos par puta sa ne
koliko divnih pjesama i Sc
lekcija. Govorio je lijepo
bratstvu slozi naseg narods
Father, Rev. Benkovich i;
Monessena, pax mas brat Slo
venac, Washington County
Controller, Peter Elish.
Pocasni tajnik vodja ko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
Jenny Shubat

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Ovime sa zadovoljstvom jaw
ljamo veselu West, da je IL
naseg gnijezda broj 5O8 pre-
sla u odraslo clanstvo naseg
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
0dsjek 354 "Sv. Jurajj" u Cokeburg, Pa.
Pros|avio je M-godisnjicu HBzajednice

Popuarn mas odsjek br. 354 "Sv. Juraj' Cokeburg,
Pa, svojim gnijezdom Pomladka broj 122 "Andeo
Cuvar zajednick prosavse 6Ogodisncu Hrvaske Brat
ske Zajednice nedjeju q. juna vastitom Domu
Proslava je doista prosavena dostojan nacin sa
ijepim programom. Zapravo slavic obdrzavao
pocam cd petka veceri 25 una pax subotu ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

Gornja silza je slika move Kolo Grupe clanova
gnijezda Pomladka 2O3 pod okrlem odsjeka broj 541
Trafford, Pa. Ovo gnjezdo odrzae svoj piknik
djelju IL. julia ma zemljistu Gun Club Traffordu.
Ma programu &c nastupiti ijepa grupa
MIN pesovima IL lijepoj narodnoj nosn1 Takodjer &c
govoriti me Ia ednice braca - Milan VraneS CLAW
nj podpredsjednk Flip Vukec, urednik Zajednicara.
Ia program, pies zabavu svirati &c "Tammie Sere-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

Ma PRIMER, u svojoj knji-
Ii "Politicka Povijest Hrvat-
ske", Josip Horvat zavrsava
poglavlje izglasavanju VII
dovdanskog Ustava sa slije-
decim rijecima: ia Ustav
SUI konacno glasovali radi-
kali, demokrati, Vosnjakovi
zemljoradnici, Jugoslavenska
Muslimanska Organizacija i
Dzemijat (muslimani IL Juz-
ne Srbije i Makedonije), sve-
ga 233 zastupnika. Protiv su
glasovali socialist, republi-
kanci, i zemljoradnici, svega
35 zastupnika. Nije glasovalo
ISL zastupnika. Glasovi mu-
slimana il Bosne Hercego-
vine, i glasovi turskih posla-
nika il JUNE Srbije omogu-
cili SUI prihvat prvog Ustava
Kraljevine Srba, Hrvata i
Slovenaca" (str. 260). s.
L. toga bi proizasle dvije
stvari. Prvo, da je Vidovdan-
ski Ustav bio prihvacen "a
hvaljujuci glasovima Hrvata-
muslimana i muslimana IL
"Juzne Srbije" / Makedonije,
da oni snose odgovornost
"a donosenje Ustava protiv
kojega je bila velika veeina
Hrvata. Vladimir corovic ka-
ze u svojoj knjizi astoria
Jugoslavije" da je cd SO Hr-
We (tu on misli samo Hr-
~ n kAtolike), svega 10 gla-
SG1o ~ Ustav. Ii Hrvati su
bill clanovi dem o kra ts k e
stranke.
Drugo, IL navoda IL gore
spomenute Horvatove knjige
bi Sc takodjer moglo zaklju-
citi da je postojalo razmimo-
ilazenje pogleda izmedju Hr-
vata-katolika i muslimana u
pitanju Ustava, t. j., u pita-
nju unutarnjeg uredienja dr.
zave.
Josip Horvat navodi kao
razlog zasto su hrvatski mu-
slimani pristali da udju u
Pasicevu vladu / da glasuju
"a Ustav, koncesije naprav-
ljene sa strane radikala de-
mokrata, muslimanima u pi-
tanju agrarne reforme. On
kaze doslovno ovo: "U noci
cd u. ma g., VI, (1921) vo-
de Sc pregovori predstav-
nicima Jugoslavenske Musli-
manske Organizacije i s pred
stavnicima Dzemijata. JMO
pristao je glasovati "a Ustav
uz cijenu koncesija u pogle-
du agrarne reforme ma teme-
lju usmenih obecanja." (str.
254)
Il toga bi Sc moglo zaklju-
citi da su Hrvati muslimani
pristali da glasuju "a Widow
danski Ustav, "a sunni cd
250,O0O,0O0 dinara, koje i'm
je vlada obecala kao ostetu
"a njihove oduzete zemlje
agrarnom reformom.
Hrvati muslimani su bill pro-
tiv centralizma / glAsovali su
"a Ustav prisiljeni terorom I
: protiv svog uvjerenja
Citajuci i prouc a va ju { i
"Stenografske Beleske Usta-
votvorne Skupstine, knjiga II
juni %. 1921" vidimo da su
cifre date u Horvatovoj i u
corovicevoj knjizi o izglasa-
vanju Ustava u nesuglasju
sa podacima u "Stenograf-
skim Beleskama". U "Steno-
grafskim Beleskama" stoji da
su "a Ustav glasovala 223
zastupnika, protiv "a a nije
glasovalo 159. Ugledni srp-
ski historicar Corovic ka5e,
da je "a Ustav glasovalo 18
muslimana sto nije tocno, jer
u "Stenografskim Beleska-
ma" stoji da su "a misli-
mana glasala "a Ustav a 3
nisu glasali (Ferid. Barjam,
serif Barjam, j Ocafer Kule-
novic).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

Takodjer IL "Beleski" pro-
izlazi da su predstavnici J..
M. o. jasno naglasavali prize
donasanja Ustava, da sc u
stav nesmije donasati bez i
protiv vecine Hrvata. To je
jasno kazao Sahib Korkut, u
ime Muslimanskog kluba %.
januara 1921. Dakle Sc vidi
da su muslimani stajali ma
istom stanovistu kao velika
vecina Hrvata-katolika, t. j.,
da su trazili da sc Ustav do
nese sa vecinom ne samo srp-
skin nego / hrvatskih i slo-
venackih glasova.
U svojem govoru u Skup-
stini, juna 81. 1921. DR.. Meh-
med Spaho je kazao, da je
osnovno nacelo J.M.O., pro-
gram pokrajinskih samoupra-
va, t. j., federativno uredje-
ME drzave. DR.. Spaho je ka-
zao takodjer, da Sc je JMO
morao odreci tog svog osnov-
nog nacela kad su usli u Pa
sicevu Vladu. Dakle sc IL o.
voga vidi, da je osnovno ma
cello JMO bilo isto kao i ono
ostalih Hrvata, t. j., da SUI
trazili federativno uredjenie
drzave.
Sada Sc namece pitanje,
zasto su sc muslimani mo
rail- odreci osnovnog nacela
u svome programu pokrajin-
skin samouprava", kako je
to kazao DR.. Mehmed Spaho.
Odgovor ma ovo pitanje &C.
mo dobiti IL govora musli-
manskih zastupnika t o k o m
1922. godine.
Medjutim prize nego sto
donesemo nekoliko izvadaka
il govora muslimanskih "a
stupnika moramo spomenuti
da su predstavnici J,M.O. u
Vladi, DR.. Mehmed Spaho
(Ministar Trgovine Indu-
strije) i DR.. Hamdija Kara
mehmedovic, (Ministar Ma
rodnog Zdravlja) podnjeli o.
stavku 18. februara, 1922,
jer Sc vecina u Musliman-
skom Klubu nije slagala sa
Observation-Disclosures po-
litikom o sprovodjenju u Ii
vot Ustava i podjeli drzave
u 33 oblasti koje su male
"a cilj raskomadati hrvatske
zemlje (Stenografske Beles-
Ike Narodne Skupstine, mar
Ca 3. 1929.
No vladi je uspjelo da ma
pravi rascjep u redovima
muslimana, i da pridobije
muslimansku manjinu (veci-
nom muslimane IL Juzne Sr-
bije j Makedonije) da opet
udju u Vladu. Ukazom 20.
marca, 1922. postavljeni su
"a Ministra Trgovine i In
dustrije Osman Vilovic a "a
Ministra Narodnog Zdravlja
Dervis Omerovic (Stenograf-
ske Beleske Narodne Skup-
stine, 20. marca 1929.
Ma dan ~. marca 1922,
kad je izglasan Vladin nacrt
zakona o podijeli drzave ma
33 oblasti, bio je 33 musli-
manska zastupnika u spisu
Skupstine. Cd tih je samo IL
glasovalo "a Vladin nacrt "a
kona, vecinom muslimani il
JUNE Srbije Makedonije
(Stenografske Beleske Ma
rodne Skupstine, ~. marta
1922.
Il toga Sc jasno vidi da je
ogromna vecina Hrvata mu-
slimana IL Bosne Hercego-
vine bila protiv centralistic-
kog uredjenja drzave.
Ia vrijeme debate o Vladi-
nom nacrtu zakona o podjeli
zemlje ma oblasti, Salih Ba-
lie je u ime JMO (27. marta
1927 objasnio zasto su mu-
slimani protiv Vladinog ma
crta, i zasto su bill primora-
nj glasati "a Vidovdanski u
stav protiv svog uvjerenja.
(Nastavit &c SCI
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Sestra Maria Tadit
0tiSIa u Juqos|aviiu

Fontana, Calf. - Ovime
dajemo do znanja swim "a
jednicarima i 'prijateljima, da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
Sudbina iskustvo Hrvafa musIimana
Cd tako zvanog "Ujedinjenja" dale
PiSe: Mate MeStroviG

mi cemo ovdje narcotic
dankog Usva drzane rezima hrvatskm
av
djenju drzave stav ko je bio M osah
vd sto sijedi da nasi musmani bill
kako IN nazva vlasti Muslani
bill svijesni da Hrvau
vlasti prov uveenja Da nhov poozaj
zak razumiu uvaziu
Muhamedanstvu
Glasanje muslimana Vidovdansld Usav ne dovoljno
objasnjeno nj cd hrvatskih psaca
Mi osjetili ponpkani da nesto napisemo ovom
ptnu zato er ctau Stenografske Beleske Ustavotvor
Skupstine "Stenografske Beeske Narodne Skupsne,
1921-1922 vdi da cak nj hrvatsk psci nsu tocno
pravedno prosudi stav Hrvata muslmana prema Widow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

when it comes to insulation.
Tests have shown that it is more
important to insulate the side
walls of a two-story house than
it is to insulate the roof. And 1t
is more important to insulate
the roof of a one-story house
than it is to insulate the side
walls.
When it comes to air cooling,
the one-Story house takes the
lead. Keeping upstairs bedrooms
cool becomes slightly more COM
plicated in a two-story house,
where heat naturally rises to the
second floor.
The split-leveI house, original
~ designed for slopes. with its
two-Story wing on the downhill
side and it's one-Story or story
and-a-half wing placed midway
up, is a compromise between
two-story economy and one-story
popularity.
Nowadays many Split-level
houses are built on compare
lively fiat land because Of their
advantages in meeting family
living needs. Lots of women
like the idea Of having bedrooms
removed slightly from the
living room dining room kitch-
en- level. In the split-level, this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Here Way TO View
Pros and Cons OF
Home Designs
By Dovid G. Bureuther

When planning to build or buy
a new house, most people do
some thinking on the question
of design.
What style of house is the best
investment?
What type will prove to be a
passing fad?
Should we learn to like ground
floor bedrooms?
Can picture windows be used
in a little cottage with shutters?
And so on-innumerable ques-
tions that defy simple yes-or-no
answers.
Essentially the problem boils
down to two basic factors:
l. The house for you is the
house you like.
2. It depends somewhat on
where you want your house to be.
A vote of preference on design,
whether taken among proSpec-
tive owners, mortgage lenders or
architects can differ widely geo.
graphically. The split level
house, the one-story So-called
ranch house. the conventional
two-Story house and the story
and-a-half cottage all have their
advantages and disadvantages.
Most economical to build in
Northern regions where base
mentS are popular-the style
that gives most house for the
moneys the two-story dwell
ing. or dormer- in-the-roof Zone
and-a-half-story) house.
These styles require the least
excavation, foundation and roof
area. They are economical to
heat and maintain. They can be
fitted suitably to smaller plots,
yet present an attractive ap-
pearance.
Easiest to live in is the one
story house, laid out like an
apartment with no stairs to
climb. no high windows to be
fitted with screens or storm sash,
readily adapted to indoor out
door living, a natural for win
dow-walls and open planning.
X
The difference in heating eff
flciency between two-Story and
one-stoly houses is apparent
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Building Award Values
Rise II Pet. in 1853

Construction contact awards
in the Washington Metropoli-
tan Area for 1853 reached $273.-
10000. or IL per cent greater
than the 1852 figure, according
to Dodge reports.
A breakdown showed: Nom
residential awards, $87, 1895 900.
up 8 per cent over 1852: resi-
Dental, $l46.748.O00. up Q per
cent; heavy-engineering. $780,
163, 900, up Al per cent.
The December total conStruc-
ton contract award figure was
$23.911 900, down 20 per cent
from November and is per cent
below December. 1852. Individ-
ual December totals: Non-resi-
Dental. $8.811.000. UP 30 per
cent over November but 40 per
cent below December, 1852; resi-
Dental. $13,045.000, down IS per
cent from November, but 80 per
cent above a year ago: heavy
engineering. $2,055, 900, down 80
per cent from November, but
81 per cent above December,
1852,
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separation is only half a fight,
which reduces stair climbing.
On the other hand. you climb
a few stairs almost any place
you go in a split-level.
y X \ 4
In communities where archi-
tectural restrictions have been
included in coming regulations,
virtually blackballing modern
one-story houses, Split-level
construction gets under the wire.
Gray-haired city fathers may
insist on Colonial architec-
ture." You put shutters on a
Split-level and that's that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Cuney, Inc, Announces
Sole Outside Euirfux

w. Frank Caney, president of
Caney Real Estate, Inc, of Ar
lington today announced the
sale Of a tract of approximately
40 acres outside of Fairfax, Va,
to Woodland Homes. Inc, build
ers Of homes in Maryland and
Virginia.
A new development of 112 in
dividual residences will be start
ed soon. Caney, Inc. will be ex-
elusive agents for the sale of
these homes. which will be built
in several distinctive styles and
priced reasonably, it was said.
The property was purchased
from Crete Bros. of Fairfax. the
sale having been handled by Mr..
Caney with cooperating brokers,
H. G. CARRIER of Arlington and
Walker & King of Fairfax. The
transaction marks the continued
expansion of housing Develop
ments in this rapidly growing
area around Fairfax.
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|Whot to Consider When You PIon Kitchen

distracting audience when
they are cooking.
What we really need, and
what we are working for at
the Agriculture Department,
is q set of standards for kitch-
ems. We are working currently
with Cornell University. Ten
nessee, Georgia and Utah.
all land grant colleges. on re-
quirements for food prepara-
ton.
I hope that as q result Of
this, space standards will be-
set which viii become uniform,
so that adequate cabinets and
work space Will be provided for
every house that Is built in
the future.
For further reading Mrs.
Thye suggests your Farm
House Planning the Kitchen
and Work Room, United
States Department Of Agricul-
ture Home and Garden Bulle-
tin No. IL. Although IT was
designed for farm families,
city jewellers will ind it equal
" informative.
Those interested in further
reading on kitchens and equip
ment might consult House
hold Equipment q book Mrs.
Thye has written in collabora-
ton with L. j. Peet. It is pub
hshed by John Wiley & Sons.
New York.
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spLlr LryrL-couNrRY cLue HILLS

Bfond luxury type home n fhe secIvsion Of muonH
cent res.fl confer enircnes hc :pceovs living room
huge adjoining screened porch super de luxe, aelsere
kitchen thof hos everyihnei UP FOUR STEPS 70 three
dupdy bedrooms end de luxe oll-fs boths Regular
st1r~ay sxponsibe critic. Rec. with frspces,
huge guroge.
70 Inspect Out Lee Hwy to Giebe Rd. right Glebe
Rd to Dittmar, right Dttmar to 36th ST. PROPERTY
ON LEFT. FOLLOW THE NEITHER ARROWS
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CONTINUED Fnom Page B-l.) \

shelves and extra shelves IL
desired. are assets.
Revolving door cabinets,
which At into corners and are
operated in q lazy-susan man
ner. are one Of my great IA
voriteS. The door simply re-
wolves to the rear, as the
shelves are turned toward the
front. Another twist and the
shelves turn to the rear, while
the door, usually shaped like
q v, comes to the front. These
cabinets are also sometimes de-
signed without doors.
! have found long fiuores-
cent tubes above the working
area very helpful. Such tubes
will light the cupboards both
above and below the counter
area. as well as kthe counter
itself, effectively. They can be
suspended from the ceiling
about is inches out from the
cabinets. directly above the
head of the worker. and
mounted in a wooden trough.
Some homemakerS do, some
do not, consider dishwaSherS
and garbage disposal units
necessary. Many women have
found them wonderful "serv-
ants after their purchase and
would not want to do without
them. A dishwasher that is
set under the counter, leaving
working space on the top. is
far preferable to one set into
the counter, thus consuming
working space.
II you have a choice, Think
you will find that a double
sink is a joy.
"Spatter" linoleunl, which
carnouflages soil spots, is good
for the kitchen. However, when
it comes time to wash and wax
it, it is hard to find those same
soil spots.
Oilcloth wallpaper Is very
desirable. but also expensive. "A
painted kitchen is less ,expen-
Sive.
Since the kitchen is q wom-
ans workshop, 1t will be most
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washington, y. 9.
RATuRnAY. IuLY 10. 1854

s4l7 n. George Msson Drive. Arlington. Va
pictured abovs fu in this Of the word ha
spacious living with fpc Beautiful kisn delightful
baths first floor Tho will vsUoIy
finished
basement The soft truly beautifully ondosd
The North Arlington
Don't seeing Priced sell today $1,000
Directions:
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reviewed., Price ssl,5oo, Firss Trust $25. ool

eeautfv oil brick rambler IN Of individually styled
homes. Lorge living with fireplace cnd BAf WIN.
DOW separate dining room, equpped kitchen with brock
fust spoce. large Bedrooms. Jorge screened porch 2o
2-ear soross. Lovely Io2x2os-fs. wooded lot. BRING
YOUR CHECK BOOK.
TO Inspect: Out Arlington Blrd to Screen LETT
on Route to RopenDood sign on right tara right on
Juniper Lane to #5f2 OR out Columbia Pike TO Route
7, right on Route to Juniper Lane at Rdrenpoo6,
left to home.
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bosemsnt ATTACHED txo-ear sosess. MAGNIFICENT
setting omons Of trees Of lawn. Shown
by uppontment only.
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SPACIOUS sLrEpY HOLLOW RAAsLER

SPACIOUS SLEEPY HOLLOW RAMBLER
Custom Briek Rambler 2zxil living fire
place end picture windowl and 0Fss dining 81 iiAxi2,
everybody iivins-lsf Kitchen. fully sqvipped. and with
Ssysr MAKES HOUSEHOLD TASKS SEEM IAsY--5 win
bedrooms with Dc luxe Tile bofoH 10 itself is DEN
or an BEDROOM WITH VI BArH tideul for in-Iews
overnight ovsss|-2lxi2 screened porch of dining ei
builtn sarose-95x3ooff level. wooded ofsisvosed in
This top svbben arsotonsportosion and sheppins
both close BY. Cf~eoniroefs ocespied.
To Inspect. Out ARLINGTON Bpd to Beechfpood Lane.
LEFT to Spring ST.. right Spring So: % Cedar Lane
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Lewis
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NOU11III1UCU T1UIU age D-1.J
traction which other forms Of
investment offer at different
times. home loan bank board
officials pointed out.
Thus. the supply Of money
in savings and loan associa-
tions-and the high rate Of
savings in such institution
are significant in that such
funds serve as a day-in-and-
day-out source Of mortgage
money to q somewhat more
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dependable extent than funds
deposited In other types Of
savings institutions.
Mutual savings banks and
commercial banks together also
provide a stable chunk Of
mortgage money. amounting
currently to about Is per cent
of the total. with insurance
companies supplying z per
cent, individuals IA per cent
and miscellaneous sources II
per cent.
Insurance companies and
mutual savings banks are
somewhat bigger factors in
the home financing market
than their percentages indi-
cate. however. since they do
purchase mortgage securities
on which other institutions
have made home loans orig
inally.
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tional living room. too. In a
small home. space win be at a
premium. Then. too. some
women prefer not to have a
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PICTURE BOOK RAMpLrR

LUXURY somblsF In q picturesque lccuonony rive ysors
Old. OWNER HAS PRICED ms HOME BElcW ORIGINAL
coST 2l.foos living room hes bsovifv sons frspiecs
ond picture window-separas dining t-de luxe Kitchen
feotures foppcn Cos RcAs2doer rsus1toT dlsh~esher
and dspesol-ihs bsdrooms oil twin-bsd sDe-2 de
luxe tile hoths-24foof ponslsd dsNoftuehed garage
10ox23o level lot with trees end sbrvbsToPS IN ONE
FLOOR LIVING.
Inspect: ONT Arlirston Bird TO Screen corners kt
Route to Rdpenwood sign on right. turn right on
Juniper Lane to ti2 JnniDsr Lang OF oEt cp!ambia
RupenUood. left to home. FOLLOW THE MgTzLER
ARROWS.
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ef1icient If her laundry equip
ment is there, too.
OF course. your way Of life
will affect the appearance and
design Of your whole house. ]
do think every family wants
space to eat in the kitchen,
however. But something else
again is the modern version Of
the old keeping ROOM" the
kitchen that actually incorpo-
rates enough room to be a sec
ond living room, where the
family can congregate.
It is wise to remember that
In this case space is duplicat-
ed-for you will have q tradi-
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MAGNIFICENT STONE COLONIAL

four hedrooms-2Iz bofhs-evsicm homo with ehcrminq
individuality IN Of distinctive hemeeenses hell
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