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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
| Rent control Extension
with Many Bars Down
Threatens Hot Fight
by the Assoeiotsd Press

A bill to extend rent controls
IA months in greatly relaxed
form threatened to bring on an
election year free-for-all in
Congress today.
Some Democrats moved to put
more teeth in 1t even before il
reaches the Senate for debate
Some Republicans defended it as
deserved break for landlords.
Chairman Tobey summoned the
full Banking Committee to CLOSED
meeting at 3 pm. today to decide
what to do.
The bill is the product of a SUBJ
committee headed by Senator Cain
Republican of Washington.
Curbs Greatly Eased.
It would:
/. Permit unlimited boosts In
rents in cases where tenants ano
landlords agree on leases running
through all of 1949.
2. Wipe out Government restric-
tons on building of such things a.
theaters and amusement parks.
3. Give local rent boards more say
other whether rent ceilings should
be increased or eliminated in theil
areas.
4. Continue whatever controls re.
main. through April 80, 1919, under
the Federal housing expediter.
Coercion Chance Feared.
Senator Sparkman, Democrat, Of
Alabama, a member of the full com.
mittee, told a reporter the no-limit
provision on voluntary" lease.
would give landlords "a lot of oppor'
tunity to coerce tenants into sign
ing up at very big increases"
The law which expires February
10 limits such increases to Is pei
cent. Senator Sparkman said HI
thinks that limit should be retained
He said he expected plenty Of sup.
port within the committe for hi.
view.
Senator Sparkman commented
that the bill falls far short of Presi.
dent Humans request that control.
be extended in even stronger form
than the present laws provides.
Senator Cain said those who com.
planned that it is a "sky's the limit
hill are of base. He said the only
tenants who have to accept in.
creases are those who want leases
to protect them after the extension
expires next April 80.
Subcommittee members who voted
for the measure were Senator.
Cain, Bricker, Republican, of Ohio;
Buck, Republican, of Delaware, anc
Fulbright, Democrat, of Arkansas
Senator Taylor, Democrat, of Ida.
no, the fifth member of the sub
committee, was absent because Of
illness.
Realty Men to Testify.
In addition to these five the full
Banking Committee consists of Sen
ators Tobey, Sparkman, Capehart
Republican, of Indiana; Flanders
Republican, OF Vermont; Mccarthy
Republican, of Wisconsin; Wagner
Democrat, of New York; Maybank
Democrat, of South Carolina, anc
Robertson, Democrat, of Virginia.
The House Banking Committee
which Is considering rent control.
separately, scheduled real estate in.
terests for testimony at public hear.
ings today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Grain Break No Brief Sideshow
But Rout After 22-Week Drop

occurred after continuously slump
ing prices for two weeks. Markets
which have firm basis don't break
wide open after q two-week slump
Such slumps are regarded as good
buying opportunities In markets
with a fundamental upward trend
A limit break after markets have
advanced is a natural development
1T represents profit taking. A limit
break after a steady decline is some
thing else. 1t means people just
want to get out, profits or no profits
The market never recovered from
that early morning price break
Wednesday. All contracts ended al
the bottom. Suddenly none wanted
grain.
Yesterday the market opened with
wide losses. There were few buying
orders in the pits. But then bargain
hunters appeared. A minor rally
developed. 1t didn't last long. Once
again prices slipped and closed witt
declines as great as permitted II
one session.
Losses from the highs made only
az weeks ago are huge. The!
amount to as much as 40as cents II
wheat, 39h cents in corn and 2;
cents in oats. Right now the price
break is easily the most severe since
before the war.
Aside from the development o.
hedge selling in corn, there arr
numerous reasons offered for thu
break. Chiefly, they boil down tt
this: People who have held futures
for several months want to sell
while new buying is restricted by
high margin requirements and re-
cent adverse publicity for all wht
buy or sell grains.
Behind the selling move are basic
factors which have been present fol
some time. They are:
The legal requirement of whea
carryover Of $4,000, 900 bushels OF
June 80, an excellent crop OUTLOOK
in Europe, protective snow in thu
winter wheat belt, poor domestic
-four business and the knowledge
that Government purchases o
wheat for export this year are near
ing completion.
Well, where do we 60 from here
Some Sort Of Rally Seen.
Practically all analysts agree tn
market is entitled to some sort o
rally. It may come any time. i
may be postponed until next week
but any such drastic one-way price
movement as this is followed by
move, no matter how temporary, II
the opposite direction.
Some traders believe the break u
temporary, particularly in corn ane
oats. They say it's still long TINT
before new crops of these feed grains
will be harvested. Supplies will grow
smaller and smaller. Prices viii
bounce back and may, these analyst:
assert, 60 above January highs.
But most analysts believe the big
bull market In grains is over, par
ticularly in wheat. New-crop wheat
will start coming to market this
spring. With crop prospects good
with the world demand slackening
these analysts come to one conclu'
sion-$3 wheat Is gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Prices
Continued From First Page

recession has started with our eco
nonic structure webbing"
Many business and labor leaders
viewed the break as simply a healthy
adjustment of the price structure.
Said Boris Shiskin, Washington
economist for the AFL:
I'VE have priced ourselves out o.
the market to q very great extent
You can't 60 on indefinitely hav'
ing higher and higher prices with,
out some readjustment. This is only
temporary"
The tumble, said Joseph M
Dodge Of Detroit, president of tn,
American Bankers Association
constitutes a warning to the pub
lie of the completely unrealisti'
price structure on which the coun'
try has been operating. Imitation
airy prices which do not fairly rep
resent real and more permanent
values have way Of reversing
themselves Unexpectedly"
A natural and healthy develop
nent In what had become a dan
gerous situation" said Donald W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Boy 'Geniuses' Accusedin Theft
Of$2,OOO in Radio Equipment

Two boys, "A and IS, who police
described as nearly geniuses" in
constructing, adjusting and repair
ing radio and similar equipment,
today helped catalogue nearly $4,000
worth of such material police said
they had stolen.
The boys were turned over to their
parents after they were arrested
yesterday by Precinct Detective
Benjamin B. Clarke of No. 10 pre-
cinct. They await Juvenile Court
action.
The thefts from Powell Junior
High School, a neighborhood radio
store and telephone repair trucks.
began after the parents of one of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06

the boys gave him some Army sur
plus radio equipment for Christmas,
police said.
Most of the equipment was found
in the basement Of one Of the boys,
who police said, had told his par
ents 1t was given him by friends.
The boys made no attempt to sell
the goods, police said, but used it
in experiments and construction.
Puzzled by the maze Of equipment
which was recovered and taken to
No. 10 precinct, police called on the
youths to help them identify some
of the items. They included an
amplifier and a microphone from
Powell Junior High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06

Miss Minnie M. Rue, all Of WASH
ington, and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
the Lee funeral home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NE, at
2::30 pm. Monday, the Rev. Earl
Franklin Fowler, minister OF the
Sixth Presbyterian Church, oficiat-
ing. Burial will be insCongressional
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Committee AgainBans
Clearance for PauIey
And Graham, ) 10 I
ay NE Asseeia,.d Pres,


A Senate. subcommittee refused
again today to clear Edwin w.
Psuiey and Brig. Gen. Wallace H.
Graham Of any implication that
they used inside information" in
commodity trading.
Senator Knowland, Republican, of
California, acting chairman of an
Appropriations Subcommittee, an
nos,nced the vote was 8 to 2 against
a proposal by Senator Green, Dem
oerat, OF Rhode Island to absoIve
them. The committee has been in
vestigating speculation on commod-
tty markets.
Mr.. Pauley is special assistant to
Secretary of the Army Royal and
Gen. Graham Ia President Humans
personal physician.
Both have told of specializing In
commodities but insisted they never
had information from Government
insiders" to guide them.
Division Is ON Party Lines.
Senator Knowland said he and
Senators Ferguson, Republican, OF
Michigan, subcommittee chairman,
and Dworshak, Republican, Of Idaho
voted against the proposal and Sen
ators Green and Tydings, Democrat,
Of Maryland voted for it.
Senators Ferguson and Tydings
were absent from the meeting and
their votes were cast by proxy.
a&f4ya e{o tod III a I
the committee had no evidence that
Mr.. Pauley and Gen. Graham re-
eeived inside information" and
that this should be made clear to
the public"
Melton Previously Rejected.
He said both had given careful
and detailed" information about
their market transaction to the
committee.
The same motion was rejected
Tuesday by o tie vote. Senator
Knowiand was absent then. Sen
ators Green and Tydings voted for
1t, Senators Ferguson and Dworshak
against 1t.
Senator Knowland told reporters
he opposed the motion on the
grounds that the committee has not
completed Its inquiry. Any action
like that. he said. would be pre-
mature"
He also announced the committee
voted to provide $4,000 for stan
work to keep the investigation going
$~p $ka ,syf On davS
Senator Ferguson was out OF the
city today, but Senator Knowland
had authority to cast his vote.
Pauley Submits Report.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Pauley submitted
Q report to the Army on his activi-
ties as special assistant to Mr..
Royal. The phrasing of the re-
bort, however, left unclear whether
this signified his impending de-
parture from the Government.
In his report, Mr.. Pauley said that
o substantial part Of the assign
ment to study supply procurement
and industrial mobilization policies
was completed within the orig
inally contemplated period OF my
temporary assignment"
He added that completion Of the
report was delayed by my having
to appear at congressional hear
ings." =
Army Spokesman said Mr.. Pauley
has not submitted his resignation.
He has said he plans to quit soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
To Get Bids on Route 3O1

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6 R.-The
State Roads Commission announced
yesterday 1t would receive sealed
proposals until noon, February II,
for the resurfacing of a 13.4-mils
section along q. S. Route sol from
near Priest Bridge to Upper
Marlboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
George Rue, 50, Dies;
Lifelong DC. Resident

George w. Rue, SO. lifelong Wash
ington resident, died of heart at
tack yesterday at his home, 513 Pea
body street NV.
Born in Southeast Washington,
Mr.. Rue operated a retail fuel BUSH
ness until he retired in the middle
1905 because of i'll health.
With the outbreak, of World War
II, however, he came out of retire
ment to join the firm of Mehring
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BEVERLY HILLS

Open " to pm. New Fnsland CoIonial
hr,cE center hall 4xIH. Step-down hNlnR
IN rm Nsccommodatinr grand piano. with
double french doors to patio din,ns v,n rm
- heautiful view de luxe Kitchen with
Of Of dishVssher one bedrm. with pvt. bath
completes hrst floor : lovely bedrmr bI IS an and
hTil, in dresslne table and linen closet.
completes the md floor rec ,rm. AL 1
With fireplace MAIDS rm, and bath built
Th,s home stves atmosphere OF RraciouS
iivIns Cannot he DUPLICATED for me asking
pre- Ideally located near schools sno
Nv OWNER Directions. Russell rd. AleX-
ardris Ilght on Beverly drive TO 800
TT S"S'
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SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGIkIA.
MODERN

Built to represent the old. 4-bedrm. Eng-
years old, in excellent condition features
large liv rm. and din. rm.. ? hreplaces.
full bath. , half baths; gas a:-c. heat:
copper plumbing: located on busline near
shopping and restaurant. Priced to sell
at S14,500
r. L. KANE, INC, REALTORS
los 8. wsshinston ST.. Alex. Alex. 3013;
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LUCILLE COOK
usivf. IA II FA~ 4bbi
ARLINGTON

Lars. house. . rooms. :! baths. on beauti-
ful handicapped lot, i26 # wids; car car
Ariingtcn neighborhood House Is present
IL arranged as > separate spts. with ::
equipped Kitchens, separate entrances
month Immediate possession on Other
AMI havine ,i1inc room with fireplace.
dining room. Inclosed porch. ; bedrooms
Sssh reouired. McCAY & McCAY. Realtors.
C1.hs Se5 IA
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REVFRI,Y HILLS

Fine prcvar brick home, on beautitu
isrr. eyel lot, fenceo-in back yard with
lots of trees: ist floor features center
entrance hall. large llv, rm. with fireplace
,nG bookshelves, din. rm. with = corner
eupbosrds, den and fun bath. kitchen
ftllIv equipped including diShwasher; ouiit-
~ esrscf larse screened living porch
Inn bsmt, includ. recreation rm. with hre-
place, laundry facilities and lar. oil hest; ;
upstsirs features 3 larse oedrms and
ksfhs many closets. vacant; near buS'
sscppins center and George Mason School
prieto under todsy's markeI For Apt.
e see call Mrs Hall. ON :ahl with
w. B. WRIGHT
EN- $3.50. IL
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, L., (rlAnGlleN or bACiuSiNPb NI'i
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
w iNAN A. -.
Realtors. 41ul Columbia pike, Oh $500
BEVERLY HILLS

4-bedrm 3-ba,h lse brick house q
heorm and ba' h on lst 3. on beautlfu.
shruoued LOT !2e liv. rm. hrerlace French
doors. ful d,n, rm eouine X, iuli base
nent snd roc. rm. with hrCpiaGs at "a
race slate roof One OF the larGtSt ana
ncSj artrac houses in Beverly HI. slo
eaSh payment rec
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors, oV. 3s:'5. n56l. 3"6' EYES.
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REVERIY HILLS

,-rm orlck and frame on VIDE dds,,1 shsdrd a.
.rreened porch on LIST hr; 3 bedrms. and
hsti1 on md fr: ssr; slate roof cope
nipey, fun bsmt. oil INV n beautllui
knusrs and Shrubbery shade trees; fenced
hack ward $4,000 10 $4,000 down psy-
nent Exclusive with
HICKS REALTY co.
R.sror. oV. o56l oV. 3s35, oV. 396s,
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BEVERLY HILLS

Open tlll pm, Sat and Sun. lndivi-
duality and distinction describe this fam
lly-alzed brick and frame home located
IN one OF the finest nciehborhoods. con-
venlen, 10 Pentaeon and Army-Nayv Coun-
trH Club, spacious lll. I'm. with hFepiaCe,
din rn With corner CupboardS EQUIPPED
kitchen side screened porch offering sum
mer relaxing a full basement, larRe rear
yard, completely fenced and shaded nv
large oaks, detached saraee 3 spacious
hedrms and excellent storage closet, de
luxe tiled bath with shower reasonably
pHced 10 sell, must be sold immediateF
Rieht of Russell rd II blk above Arlan-
dra shoppins cepterl, following arrows 10
Tl% GIandview or Exc!uSiyelT with
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
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=, ON. VOp", OW y >
FALLS CHURCH

- 800 cash will buy this new 5-rm. brick
Cape Cod with an expansion attic, To-
caled on a corner lot Price reduced for
immed sale Call YEONAS REALTY, Gil
plO0 OK lo43 IA
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON FOREST

Brick Colonial R-rm., prewar construction;
full dry basement; OIL heat, VenetIs n
blinds, storm windows copper screens,
attic, insulation, screened porch; lot
S6xIlU, fruit trees. berry bushes: near
recreation park. shoppiEs center. schools,
churches bus j., min. to Pentason'
reasonably priced; substantial cash re-
ouired, poss with settlement. OWNER,
2s1 N Granada GI I4S4
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ARLINGTON

Builder SOLE "2nd st. N, Ovorlee Knobs
New 6-rm brick finished. front hall with
closet, u hath. lst fl. fireplace . mas
ter bedrms game rm,, @6xl3, with hrepl
inclosed back yd. for garden $1,000 LIST
truSt paN q Die SIS per month. ---lH
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CHERRYDALE

Extremely nice location, close to every
convenience We offer this little brick
Dutch Colonial beauty, including 3 beorm>.
and lie bath up, liY, rm. with fireplace;
fuli din rn.- equipped kit. sloe screened
porch full bsmt. beautiful shaded lot.
This home is better than new-home con-
q tion throushout.; outstanding value;
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ARLINGTON

Cuntry club estate Sl0.95u. 2-bedrm
bath home. on beautifully HANDICAPPED lot,
6oXs5 Home has been completely re-
decorated and ready for occupancy: ! block
from bus: COW. 10 stores. schools and
church s:j.l50 cash. S6l."1 per mo:
includes taxes, insurance, interest ana
principal
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MODERN AS TOMORROW

Yet conventional brick. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
design in setting of majestic homes.
Gorgeous electric kitchen with breakfast
nook and downstairs bedrm and bath are
only Of the multiple features incor-
porated here Bright. dry bsmt. with out
side entrance: lear detached garage
S23 500.
BICKLE & MAY
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The Home With a Future

With 5 liyable rms. and tiled bath all on
one me noor; full bsmt. with outside entrance
Now about the future-the plumbins Is
additional rms may be added Total price
S1495O: one trust of S11 $50 available;
approximately Ss5 per mo. including taxes
and insurance.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
1904 Wilson blvd, OW. $500, OK. 4l23.
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ARL., VA.-CLOSE IN

De- brick; 3 bedrms, > baths. recrea ZION
rm maids rm with bath; very reason
sblv financed Possession with settlement
For further information call MR.. La
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YOUR DREAM HOME

Open SUNDAY to 8. Beautiful new large
stone Williamsburg home, IA acre wooded
rm. - by IA, wonderfully equipped kitch-
en-. "a tiled bath, st floor: second floor
has 2 large twin-Size attractive bedrmS
and tile bath. fun basement. oil heat. Ask
ms Sel 800. with $1,000 cash Its res1
bargain with quick possession. Directions:
Out Lee highway about | =, miles past
Glebe I'd. turn right on Lexington ST..
follow to Lift Falls rd., turn left, follow
to Roosevelt, turn right about Al miles.
then right to open sign. Exclusive. J
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO. OK. 44s.,
nMeS .ho41 OW 44Sh
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George Mason Green Co.
BELLEVUE FOREST

Exhibit home Rsmbine white-brick Cape
Coo bedrmS., "a baths tlst-foor bed
rm and bath Panoramic view OF the
solf course OF Washington Golf and Coun
try Club Near the extension OF the Georse
Wa shInRton Memorial PARKWAY Priced
S34 900 Open this week noon tll 9
pm Directions to reach. Out Lee hwy. TO
M,htary rd.. right on MilIt2ry ro. 10
house opposite golf course: or cross Cham
BRIDGE, out Glebe rd, 10 Military I'd, left
on Military rd, to house opposite solf
course
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Asent, CH. 1885; ewes. and
G. CStLA -l''
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vlR6iNIA.

$1,000 DOWN-MOVE IN
arm bunga.; bedrms.; h.-v. heat. fun
bsmt.: acre lot: nr. Annandale IA mi: ..
c.; blk Of main hwy; full price, S6,95o.
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale, Va, Fails Church 0e99, 1887.
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COUNTRY CLUB GROVE

Open > TO Il. 4DU3 North Glebe rd., Arl :.
Va BIick Colonial: 3 bedrms. and bath
on IND nr.; pine -paneled hr rm. with
fireplace. den. screened porch; attached
garage: immediate possession
WALTARENE ROHMAN
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20 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGIkIA.
RRADDOCK HEIGHTS

DNAOOOSh I1E411 .
Sl6.s5o-The best buy in the Beverly
Hills area l know of-3 twin-size bedrms
All other rooms excellent size. Screened
porch, garage. Excellent lot. Ohcer
transferred and must sell Immediately
Exclusive, J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
CO, OK 44s1. Ewes, Gil. 2.24i, OW. 44s5.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

This brick Cape Cod combines stability
and charm. Lee. hv. rm. and Colonial
fireplace lovely din. rm.. lge de luxe klt
! bedrm. and bath on lst foor' , attrac-
live bedrms and tile bath on End moor
full bsmt With gas &C heat, outSioe
entrance Venetian blinds throughout'
awnings; lge. level lot. in excellent neigh
horhocd OF fine homes: schools . blocks
bus = block on direct route to D. c. or
Pentagon.
SEWELL REALTY co.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

A spacious prevsr- built brick home. built
orIglnally by the owner for his own use;
ano constructed OF quality material
throughout Most desirable for a couple
or small iaml!y seeklnG spacious bed
RESIDENTIAL section; located near the Buck
tngham shopping center and within )
minutes OF the Pen aRon Building. hltu-
ated on level lot with lovely shade trees
and beautiful earden, lawn fenced with
substantial white picket fence; detached
BRICK garaGe, slate roof, rose trelhs gaze
NAV Price SHI 500
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Open for Inspection, IT
1905 Elmore dr.. in Beverly Hills-Fine
2-bedroom, prewar brick. on lot 63xl55,
with beautiful trees living room with
screened side yeranda. , twin-sized bed
rooms. ,nd A.; full bsmt.. rec room auto.
oil heat. Priced at S17.500 Go Old
Dominion blvd to Chalfonte, to Elmore,
or Cameron Mills I'd to Chalfonte to
Elmore. Exclusively with J. LEE PRICE.
1903 S. Arl. Ridge I'd. Otis 1904, OK.
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ARLINGTON

open ? 10 Sunday Charming brick bun
rslou yrs old in excellent conultlon;
itvlns room I21Is with fireplace dining
room beautiful and nlcciv equipped kttch-
en- sood-sized bedrooms. tiled oafh'
stairpar TO ideal expansion attic - win.
dovs. with > CORNERS insulated roof
and floor. Gl!, absolutely, dry oa sement.
outSlde entrance oil s.-c storm saSn'
double steeI beams, lot 30Kl5o; well lana,
EcapeG: DEFINITELY better built and
planned home convenient 20 eyerythlns:
price. SI3,;5n; essv terms DlrectionS.
OUT Wash blvd past Westover TO lAth
a. left on 18th, about . blks. TO open
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
2153 NO. Glebe Rd. GL 6i7'-ox. ol4l.
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stman & Seay, Realtors
ARLINGTON, VA.

AttractI'e brick Cape Cod. ) rms. and
nath. all on one foo". larEe insulated
stlc can be converted INTO :, large
rooms and bath. Full basement with
outside entrance, recreation room. oil
heat. corner lot. nicely planted price,
S1a.50O. Exclusives with
STANLEY r. ROWLAND CO.. Inc.
rs Essi Broad st. Falls Church, Va
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont
ARLINGTON

1AAtA44NS II O4N
Dominion Hills-We have lovely 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial in this new section Of North
Arlington. with many extra features that
will attract The discrimina ting homeseeker.
Priced to sell immediately With possession
at settlement Shown by appointment only.
Robert N. Brumback Co.
OM 1220 Eyfs. Gil 33hl
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4 BEDROOMS AND DEN

Center hall. near Russell rd. in Alex: %
it. living room with fireplace, large dining
room with window seat, extra large
equipped Kitchen, den, powder room and
screened veranda 1st A.. = twin-sized bed
rooms ana full bath End A., full bsmt,, oil
NV H.; lot S5x14O, with sarage and trees.
newly decorated inside and out unusual
value at Sl1.5U0; reasonable terms. EA-
clusire with
J. LEE PRICE
"3o3 S Arl Ridge Rd. Otis 1904. OK
tnoo Ia
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRclkIA.
NEW RAMBIERS

Bungalows and colonials, excellent con
Ing available All in excellent locations.
modern as tomorrow, particularly very
popular ramblers. Call for APPOINTMENT
to see any time days or evenings. MONDAY
through Sunday Our salesmen are eager
to help you nnd your dream home
HFA NYNrAC DEAT rTfV m
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Omen " till pm Sat and Sun, conv.
to Pentsgon overlooking wooded park
near stores, schools and bus; featuring j.
and spacious front porch, full basement. OIL
heat Truly prewar home reasonably
priced 20 sell One that YOU DEFINITELY
must inspect Drive ont Lee blvd. 10 open
sign Al N Granada St right / blk. TO
property Exclusives with
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
EesIiors 4,Ol ColumbIa nike Oh $500