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FLAGSTAD,
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she was virtually unknown out
side her native Norway. The
Metropolitan said that in the
late depression years Flagstad
and Wagner kept the wolf from
the door. t.s.a ....
Until 1871, Miss Flagstad was
the Nets leading Wagnerian
soprano. She returned home
to German-occupied Norway
during the war to join her hus-
band, Henry Johansen, q
wealthy lumberman. He died
in 1945 of a lung ailment be-
fore being brought to trial on
charges of economic collabora-
ton with the Nazis. He had
pleaded not guilty to the
charges.
Conscience Was Clear
When Miss Flagstad returned
to the United States in 1947 for
a concert tour, pickets paraded
outside halls in New York, Chi
cago and Philadelphia, protest.
ing her conduct during the war
During the Philadelphia ap-
pearance she was booed and
stencil bombs set off in the
Academy Of Music. She said
she had IAN absolutely clear
conscience" and music lovers
generally welcomed her enthu-
siastically.
Walter Damrosch, famous
composer and conductor who
had just retired. said he felt a
sense of shame" over the Sin
dignitieS" to Miss Flagstad and
offered to accompany her at
the piano on her next appear
ance in New York. other
noted artists joined him in his
stand.
She issued a formal state
ment after the tour saying
that she mad no dealings with
the Nazis and did not support
them in any way. She said
the only singing she did during
the war was in Sweden and
Switzerland, neutral countries.
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A 12-year-old newsboy and
a 13-year-old were among
nine victims of street attacks
last night and today in the
District, which Melted more
than 5000 from citizens.
In one case a clerk for the
Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton, Judy H. Miller, %, was
grabbed from behind about
% pm. yesterday near the
entrance to her apartment
at 1444 Rock Greek Ford
road NV. struck and knocked
to the ground. She told police
her attacker fled after she
started screaming.
The assailant, described as
a Negro male about is or 16,
didn't say a word during the
assault, she reported. Miss
Miller was treated for scalp
cuts at Providence Hospital and
released.
A newsboy for the Washing
ton Daily News was approached
by two teen-agers at 8 pm. in
the 100 block of @ street NV.
The newsboy, Anthony Herring,
IL, of 473 Ridge street NV,
said he was asked to give one
of them a dime.
Knife Put to Throat
At the same time, the older
boy grabbed young Herring
from behind and placed a knife
against his throat while the
first one searched his pockets.
The pair fled east OH @ street
with about 81 in change. Police
are looking for two Negro
teen-agers.
In a similar attack at about
2 pm, 13-year-old Joseph
Whellen, of 70 Defrees street
NV, was grabbed from behind
by two teen-agers at First and
Pierce streets NV. After TAX
ing So from his pockets. they
ran west in the 100 block Of
Pierce street NV. Police broad
cast a lookout for two Negro
youths.
At about the same time, John
Smith, 81, of 602 Forty-sixth
street Sc, was making liquor
store delivery near the inter-
section of Hilltop Terrace and
Chaplin street Sc. He said
that when he returned to his
truck, three men inside 1t con-
fronted him and demanded
money.
While one man held Mr..
Smith, another searched his
pockets, taking a total of $ll5
in cash. The trio. described as
Negro males between 10 and
20 years old. fled south on
Chaplin street s. E.
Citizen Robbed In Hallway
Also in Southeast Washing
ington, Jerome Stewart. OF
1886 d street. said he was APP
preached in the hallway OF a
building at 1903 Bay street
Sc. by a man who had his
hand in a pocket. as though
carrying q weapon.
The man told Mr.. Stewart
to turn over his money or he
would get knocked In the
head" then grabbed him and
searched his pockets. After
removing about $50 he forced
Mr.. Stewart TO walk TO Seven
teenth and Bay streets Sc.
and then was last seen run
ming north In the 200 block OF
Seventeenth street. He was
described as a Negro. about 10.
s foot IL and weighing about
ITS pounds.
Struck by Gun, Kicked
An Arlington Cva.j resident. |
Harry Scott, "a. OF 4649
South Twenty-eighth street,
was grabbed around the neck
by a man in the 1900 block of
Third street NE. AZ 7:40 pm.
yesterday.
The attacker placed a gun
against Mr.. SCOTS head. de-
money, and got $42
from his wallet. Mr.. Scott said
he was then thrown to the
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
A. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81. and Mass. Ave, III, $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7A00 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
. - RA. J-TAfl
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
=. Formerly at llt3 7th g. NV.
5000 18th 81. NV tn. 2-2J26
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WILLHIDE. ROBERT BRUCE, ST.. On
Friday, December z. 1862, at hi
residence, APO l4th St NV, ROB.
ERT, BRUCE WILLHIDE, ST., be-
Wilihide, Dr., Of Hyattsviiie. Nd,
and Viola M. Wilihide Of washs
ington, d. c. He also is surviveg
by a sister, Mrs. Clara p. Powell
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. and three grand
children, Mrs. Joan w. Price, Bar
bara and Robert c. Willhide. Serv-
ices at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 290l 14th st. NV, on Mon
ing faeilitiesI. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Glenwood Gem.
etery. @
WRENN. CAPT. PAUL G., UsN IRE.
tired. On Tuesday, December 4,
1852, at Letterman Hospital, ssr
WRENN, usN erstireaI. beloved ASi nus.
band Of Margot Wrenn Of Kent,
John c. Beckett Of Paio Alto, Calf.
Funeral at Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday, December TO-. at
pm.
YOUNG. GERTRUDE b. on Friday,
December 4, 1862, at her residence,
300 Todd place ne, GERTRUDE B.
YOUNG. beloved wife OF Thomas
Young. She also leaves to mourn
her passing six sisters, three broth
ers. a host Of nieces and nephews,
other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st.
ne. Notice of funeral later.
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cembeT sI IuaS = Mt IN ThuTsday, pe;
Of l7l4 sth St. NV Beloved S~ vie 4 Z
Of the late Percy Smith ana mother
Of Gladys ]. Smith; sister OF MIS-.
katle M: Coleman and sister
ln-law OF Edward Carter. Also
Surviving are two nephews, Theo-
other relatives and many friends,
after a pm. Monday, Deem.
per 10. friends are invited 10
eau at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
1870 9th st. NV, where services
VIII pe neid on Tuesday, December
Memorial Cemeterr' -.lI9'n
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PIES, MARY v. (nee HE'LL. on Friday
December Z. 1902, MARY v. PIES
Of Washington, D c. She is survived
BY nine nieces and nephews, Mrs,
springer, Helen Catalano. Mary
Catherine Shum Acher. Marie He'll,
Brother Fidelus George, Robert He'll
and Paul He'll ARRANGEMENTS by
Joseph qawler's & Sons Funeral
Home, 5l3O Wisconsin ave. NV.
Notice Of funeral later
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sHAMBAUGh, A. FRANCIS. on Thurs-
gay cay. December 8, 1862. at his resi-
SHAMBAUGH. husband Of he iate
Annie L. shambaugh, devoted father
Of Mary 8. Baker and Esther 4
Rely, brother of Park @. sham
baugh 0: Lewisburg, Pa. Funeral
from the Walter w. Deal Funeral
Home. 4St2 Georgia ave. NV On
Monday, December 10, at III am
InteTment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SHADE. DANIEL c. On Sunday, De-
eember 2. 1862. at Nassau, the
bahamas. DANIEL c. SHADE Of
aJi0 eastern ave, Tak0ma Park,
Nd. Friends may call at the Ia
k9n.a Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
s. NV. parking oppositej. where
services will be held on Monday
Dseember 10, az 1880 am. Inter-
ment Rock Creel Cemetery n
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MT December NORA g. los MRS M w sosS K
widow q t & LATE iats W iiiSs MURRAY
She is survived by several nieces
snd nephswS ether r.st tslstiy w;tb ana
E. Murray g. Sons, 1887 10th st.
Sunday, December o, from 3 to. 10
pm. Requiem mass on Monday,
RsssSsT catholic lG &c chST % 4 s r. AND
Monroe SITS. ne. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
NIKOLICH, DIR. NIKOLA P. OF 2ll5
Pennsylvsnia ave. NV, on December
Nikoiich. Services at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home. 3Q72 IA
st. NV. on Saturday. December y,
a. Pm, Mass a. the Washins Tor
Cathedral, st. Joseph's Chapei,
Wisconsin ano Massachusetts, aves;
NV. on Sunday. December o, Al ~
noon. Interment Libertyville, III. o
oDUM. ANNA M. on Thursday, De-
cember 9. 1852, ANNA M, oDUM
Ma Ss slo SSSd mother sSs q a'f SaRiesh
Qdum. IT,; Mrs. Marguerite o. Cash,
Bernard P, Leonard =. and Law
renee x. odum and Mrs. Almanac
CCHiueleT, one also Is SufNlNeu "
twenty-four grandchildren. Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
5000 Rhode island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne, on Saturday, December 3,
from z to o pm, and Sunday, De-
cember o. from 2 to and to o
pm. Funeral on Monday. December
TO-. ct 0:lb am; thence 10 Our
Lady Of Sorrows Catholic Church,
where mass will be offered at 10
am, for the repose Of her soul. Rel
atives and friends invited Inter-
Inent Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The
family requests expressions OF SYM
pathy be made In the form Of a
contribution to the American Cancer
Society. o
PAYNE, IRENE NJ. on Friday, Deem
Der Y, lHG2. IRENE M. PAYNE OF
2720, Upton St, NV, sister Of Miss
Ardell Payne. Friends may call at
the 8. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290f 14th st. NV, after / pm.
Saturday. December parking ia
cilieO. Services at the above funeral
home on Monday, December 10, at II
an. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry, y
PIES MARV " fuaa uREVN m u,i,tay
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cember 7, 1852, NATHANIEL
FO0LE Of 257 9th St. Sc. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Frazier.
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Envoy in BroziI

Indian Ambassador 3. K.
Nehru is In Brazil this week.
where he vas the keynote
speaker at the opening ses-
sion of a Conference on Ten
sions and Development Of the
Western Hemisphere. The
conference is being sponsored
by the Congress Of World
Tensions.
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Teen-ogers' Program

we may expect in the future.
The second half Of the
show. to be held In the ad-
ministration building, will
include demonstrations In
food preservation.
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Miss Jenkins Becomes Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert VIM
chester jenkins Of Mclean,
Va, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Elizabeth
HiIlen to Mr.. Edward Brent
Wells. II, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Long Wells of
Alexandra, Va. The wedding
took place July % at Our
Lady Of Victory Church.
The bride Is the grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fontaine, Alex
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Sights to Touch the Heart

small boy after his first trip to summer camp :.
He trudges toward the truck that to carry him back
to the city But carefully hanger he is bearing his
proudest possession little cotton Tshirt bearing
the words, Happy Land"
ut was Just ordinary cheap little shirt that we
award these youngsters for certain things says one Of
the Salvation Army Auxiliary who sponsors this camp
But to this youngser represented an experience so
precious he'd hung carefully hanger for the trip
back"
With most families still bubblng over vacation plans
it's hard to realize that there thousands Of youngsters
who never have chance to fish, cook campfire
even swim.
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and attended ceremonies sur
rounding the swearing-in
Of the new Colombian Presi-
dent, DR.. Guillermo Leon
Valencia, in Bogota.
The Ambassador is in New
York attending international
Coffee meetings. Mrs, SAM de
Santamaria will return to
Washington in about two
weeks.
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The United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture was to
hold q program for teen
ayers today, q visual talk"
on the food and clothing
products Of the past and what
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ander Of Charlestown. w. Va.
and Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hilleri jenkins OF
Baltimore. Nd. She was
graduated from Stone Ridge
Country Day School and at
tended Converse College.
Mr.. Wells was graduated
from Darlington School and
attended Washington and
Lee University.
The couple win live In Ar
lington, Va,
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LOVE AND LAUGHTER
Kittens and Kids
Go Together
BY MARJORIE HOLMES

Your pets and ours
The mother cat accommodstngly waits until you
get to the country to have her latest batch Of kittens
They're here, they're here!" the children cry the
very morning after you arrive And Fastening to the
lower room where the grocery box nursery has been
hastily arranged you find Tammy blandly nursing her
new family.
There's six Of them" the little girl 81 al
ready counted. It's her biggest family yet"
SKI" you groan. Are you sure?"
Gently pick each hot Squirming bundle, blind
the faces comcay sowing emitting faint squeaks the
tiny failing in protest They from pale sivery
tones to that dark smoky color put their
hair
Except for a white vest two few mittens they are
all alike Studies in with pink and Innings
the sole relief.
1T would be nice If there was q black among them"
say, "or a yellow maybe to break the monotony."
"Oh. Mommy, that doesn't matter these are beauti-
full" the children loyalty defend And the little shusheS
her finger and makes anxious motions toward the mother
you wanta hurt her FEELINGS?" she implores.
I'm sorry. Tammy apologize. These truly lovely
kittens But thank goodness three already spoken for
you add
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Kitty Customers Abundant

Strangely enough they Requests for kittens began
coming in almost as the children deduce that
Tanmys expecting again. That they ALLEY CATS
humble term, correctly the common domestic
gray" doesn't deter people at all.
Salvation Army drver-"Say I've been wanting q
kitten. Put my name your list and call will you?"
fearful phone call from neighbor only the other
nights just possible you'll be having kittens soon2
That lovely cat got from you-the children adored It
we all dd-and it's just been hit by CARP. little boy
down the street whose birthday is coming-My mommy
promised kitty cat"
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To Curb the Blessed Event?

feel little bit guilty about all this. We've been
informed that the national cat count far exceeds the
demand that should concentrate controlling this
population explosion instead Of contributing It, We've
just got to do something about that cat We keep vowng
Yet before we know it. Tammy's counting. and the
blessed event impending An event that always exc
ing and thrilling, matter how often 1t happens even
as with human beings.
And the youngsters get much delight out Of It, it's
such source OF daily interest the kittens get first their
sight then their sea legs and become playful that it's al
most worth the roube-the extra milk and pabum and
feeding and seedlings who's supposed to be taking
of those cats "
I'm afraid that long we have kids well have
kittens!
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bian Ambassador. is spending
a holiday in her homeland
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Mrs. Carlos SAM de San
tamsria. wife of the Colon
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ASSUME 4li% L0AN-Lov. dn,
end mo; payments cheaper than
rent. Priced under FHA Apr.
attract. N, SPRTNGFfEID oPEN
NOON TIL DARK. SAT. Sim
2 2MNER. ~ e. 6-S54e. 5l0s
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$50 23rd PL. Sc. (HiIlcrest Hts. !
IS rms. and bath, range, refrg
rec. ,rm.. Dashboard gas heat. full
bsnlt. House in good cond. Rent.
$40 Key at office. HOHEN-
STEM BROS. Il DONAHUE, Ii.
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ARL. Blvd CoRNERS
Room for the Children
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VIRGINIA
REALTY CO.
OF. 4-s50O Ewes, XII. s-4e6S
ARLINGTON
H1NL4NU JON hEhLII
Realtors Mortrage Banker,
ARLINGTON.FALLS sCHuRCH

BEAUTIFUL BRoYHILL' PARK
FALLS CHURCH. outstandins bar
bedrms., Ice, liv. rm. w/firepl. Ice
din rn., GE equipped kit. los 4,
o; closet space. full daylight walk,
out bSnlt. v/rec. Tm. to beautifu
enclosed yard. Only S2O.05O FHA
Hurry This is q demand area
Call IA. 7-0s50.
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
IA. 8-2100

BEAUTIFUL DREAM rambler. Ks.
solutely spotless inside and out.
large bedrms.. dining rm.. ultra
modern kitchen with eating space,
ga baths. basement w/2S-fhi rec,
rm., h-acre tree-studded fenced iot
on dead-end street. Price S22 500.
1900 On. See this onei Open p-S.
PLANTATION RLTY,. JE. $1,000.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER-AWake
here It isl Sharp and SNOWY brick
rambler on big corner lot. En-
trance foyer, generous-size living
room. dining area. gorgeous hitch
en-. 3 big bedrooms master W
private bath. fun bsmt.. profess
sionAl finished rec. rm. S1g,q50.
HANSON HOMES. Realtors, u,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL. FOREST - 4-bedrm.. az.
bath. 2-story brick Colonial In
closely sit. to bus. schools anc
shopping. Also pine. Aneled den
paneled family rm., kit. with eat
ing area. extra closets through.
out. Freshly decorated, attrac.
tive setting overlooking Lubbei
Run Park; Priced ct FHA ap-
Sl42 monthly pitt. out Ari
blvd. right on Columbus ST. e
256 N. Columbus. For sale hJ
OWNER. IA. 2-3420. Open Ii
ARL. investors, please note-smai'
cottage. very close in, only 81
S00; ca. $4,000 AoNAHAN
ARLINGTON. S.-Brick Cape Cod
bedrms., 2 baths. sep. din. rm.,
fireplace in liv. rm-, full bsmt.,
lac. 2nd-n. dormitorv rm. 30Nl5,
fenced back I'd. Wakefield School
dist. SlS.750. J. c. CHATEL CO..
IA. 10000.
ARLINGTON, M bedrms., S19..
500. This brick Cape Cod features
bedrooms with space for Q 5th
bedroom. Living room, separate
dining room, pleasant kitchen.
full basement, lovely wooded lot.
elose-in convenient location. Sq5O
down FYA terms. ATLAS OF AR
LINGTON, IA. 5-1550.
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FOUR BEDROOMS
JUST $17,500!

Easy walk To Ft. Myer from thi:
BEDROOM CAPE COD home IN
quiet Arlington neighborhood.
LET Us WORK OUT TERMS Tc
SUIT you AT $4,000! Comfort
able living room has fireplace
separate dinins room. nicely
MENT offers semifiniShed rec
room, and ample utGlity-storagt
space Screened porch. HOT.
WATER HEAT. Fenced yard. Idea
rent beaten for large family
DIRECTIONS: From IT. Myer out
St, left on s. End st., right on s.
Cleveland st. TO 400 and our open
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nm@gGn
SHORT ON CASH?
PALMER PARI

compl. redec. 3 tvin-size bedrms.
din. area. large liv. I'm. No
down. only $4,000. HE. 9-24O0.
KEN DRUSKIN REALTOR
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COME, MAKE OFFER

On this attractive, VACANT BRIcR
RAMBLER having private en-.
trance to SEPARATE IN LAW
WINGl Situated in the desirable
Yorktown illiamsburs O'Connel
neighborhood Of North Arlington
For your own quarters, there 4
an unusually spacious living room
with fireplace, 10x12 dining room
de luxe kitchen with eating space
two huge bedrooms and bath. The
wing has q combination Twins
room-bedroom. dressing room anc
bath. MANY EXTRAS, INCLUD.
ING vall-to-wall carpeting, two
air conditioners, etc. Very large
level wooded lot. NEGOTIABLE
TERMS at S26.500.
DIR: Prom Glebe I'd, west on lie,
hwy. TO N. Geo. Mason dr., RICH
to yorktown blvd, left to 5II;
and our omen sign
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ARL.-House wIeverything. Loca-
ton. design. features and riVht
price. Bi-level, 8 bedrms., den
and finished rec. rm. wIsummer
Kit. Fully air cond., scr. porch.
garage, marv other features Near
WG&CC. $500 N. Abingdon (at
Glebel. Worth seeing. Open 10 10
&. Below market, $4,000, OWN.
Err. ia, 7-7T0R mr. Ia o.2a9I
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WELLINGTON REALTY
INSTRUMENTATION

Don't miss seeing this lovely modern
rambler in the Mount Vernon blvd
area. Large living room. family
dining room. fully equipped kitch.
en- with breakfast room. 3 large
bedrooms. huge closets. . baths
nice rec. room and 2-car carport
Rugs and over $1,000 worth OF
drapes included. washer and dry
er storm windows throughout.
The u acre lot is nicely land
scaped priced in the low 3Os.
Call for appointment. VIRGINIA
REALTY CO.. OF. 4-S50O. ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. SOUTH

ARLINGTON, SOUTH
Club Manor Estates .
Custom built pretentious brick
rambler in this prestige elose-in
location, only minutes from
Pentagon. Large entrance hall,
l5x24 living room with fireplace,
banquet-size dining room, beauti-
tul 1875 kitchen. 3 bedrooms,
ga baths plus q big. big family
room with fireplace and built in
bar, all on one floor. Patio of
family room. with view Of mani
cured lawn and woo1ed area. Sep
arate double garage with hobby
Wall-to-wall earpetine ami drs-
peries throughout. A home fol
S42.95Q. DIRECTIONS: Off s
Arl, Ridge I'd. on 23rd 81. TO Pierce
st. Left to our sign.
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ARLINGTON

A. most convenient location. nea.
highly rated public and paroehial
features 3 nice bedrms., fuily
modern kitchen, separate dinins
rm.. bright full basement, large
screened porch. A real find in
this preStige ares. F. S22.7S0
Call US today, JE. 10000.
Shannon & Luchs
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
CLosE-1N N. ARLINoToNS TOT
PRESTIGE AREA - One Of II.
finest streetsl Surrounded BY love.
ly homes and huge oak trees. beau.
tiful level lott Charming alI-brick
Provincial Colonial home. large
center-entrance hall, handsome
20hx14 living rm. with bookshelf
fireplace, huge cost. family rm.
with custom buit-in HI-FI. fanny.
size 15-ft. separate dining nm
large equipped kitchen with ad-
Joining talous'ed rear porch-alI
on LIST floor, 2 twin bedrms. and
Q ceramic tiled baths on End:
completely finished attic. full
basement and gear attached "a
rage. GAS HOT-WATER HEAT
Owner is LEAVING area in 2 weeks
"Best-huy priced to sell todayl"
TO INSPECT; Out Lee hwy. t.
Gleee I'd. rieht to N. 32nd st
Dust past W. @. e. C. C. en-.
trance), right to Albemarle st.
left to 1928 N. Albemarle st.
Follow the METZLER Arrows"
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ASSUME
Az % CT LOAN

ASSUME
4h96 CT LOAN
$1,000 DOWN-$127.50 MO.
Freshly decorated and spotless. 2.
bedroom, lh-bath brick split level
finished recreation room and 4
ar conditioners included in price
swimming pool membership avail.
ape. walk to Grade school. Fab
ulous at S1S,2b0,
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE. INC. IA. 4-o244
ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERI
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$500 down buys this 3-bedroom
rambler on corner lot. Extra large
screened porch, Q perfect SETTING
Tor cool. leisurely summer living
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Two-bedroom brick rambler m
large lot. Extra large garage Tree
shaded lawn invites summer
luxury kitchen that PAYS its vay
n efficiency and comfort, with
large eating space too! A home
mats designed to make your liv.
ing pleasant. Call JE. 2-262O, Ex.
ciusive only with JOSEPH W
SEAY COMPANY. Realtors.
AURORA HILLS AREA - Brick
care Cod. 2 b.r., den. IL baths
W. bsmt,. gar. lev. lot with tree;
FLA. S24, 900, Owner or A.R@SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
HANDYMAN'S
DELIGHT!

SPACIOUS 4-BEDRooM. 2-BATH
SsRs Sod sF hsTs Il sfGS' s esh
but needs decorating and general
SAVE MONEY! Featuring FIRST.
FLOOR FAMILY ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE. this attractive home
has liv.. rm.. din. rm., kitchen
with eating space. . bedrms. and
bath on 1st. floor. Upstairs 2 more
bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt., de-
tached garage, nicely shaded LOT
Close to schools, shops and bus.
EXCELLENT FINANCING CAN BE
ARRANGED, yours for S20,95O.