Moving In: Mary Eleven

The Northern Virginia subdivision where this experiment would take place had recently been built and was ready for the Spartan Housewives on February 9, 1953. Here are their letters and diaries from when they moved in.
Report from Eleven to their handler at the Ministry of Internal Affair ^[1], translated from Russian by The Historian.

We have moved into the new neighborhood near the television studio as of today. Everything is going as planned. Nobody suspects that we are Deep Cover Illegals.

Neighbors of Interest:

• Betty One, age 37 (She said 30 but according the timeline of her life events she’s 37), lives with her husband Bobby One and her children Raymond (10) and Mary Teresa (7). Her husband was in the State Senate until he was voted out last election. Mrs. One is very politically ambitious. She is paranoid about Communists, but she respects the wife of the Elevens. It is probably because Mrs. Eleven chose the cover name Mary.
• Diane Two, age 30, lives with her husband Paul and her brother Paul and her twin children Diane and Paul (2). Her husband recently got his own column after the suicide of his superior Dean Pettyson. We might be able to plant items in The Washington Post via this family.
• Joan Four, age 30, has a husband who works Army Intelligence. We might be able to learn what the US Army knows.
• Kath Five, age 37, lives with her husband Jake and her son George (age 3) and multiple animals. Jake works at the Australian Embassy at DC. The Fives have many Useful Idiot qualities.
• Rose Eight, age 31, lives with her husband Benjamin, her three children Susan, Patricia, and Benjamin Jr., and her husband’s great-grand aunt Ruth. We sense Mrs. Eight is hiding some sort of secret. If there is another Deep Cover Illegal here, please inform me.
• Martha Twelve, age 24, lives with her husband Harry. No children. Again, please inform me if you know the situation with Harry Twelve.

Agents Boomer and Nuke are settling in fine. Agent Marmalade is behaving normally and there is no reason to be concerned about her behavior.^[2] People believe that she is our maid.
We will start our children’s puppet show soon.
Also: White Pawn to C4. Your move.