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Evening star., 1949-05-11
Doughton Insistent
On Rigid Economy
To Avoid New Taxes
Chuirmon of House Group
Visits Truman; Sees Peril
TO Business From Levies
By Joseph A. Fox

Chairman Doughton of the tax
writing House Ways and Means
Committee said after a White
House conference today that he
favors rigid economy" as a means
of avoiding a tax increase.
Il hope the economy OF the
country will go along so we won't
need a tax bill" Mr.. Doughton de-
clared. He added that new tax
bill could affect business ad-
versely."
Mr. Doughton told reporters
President Truman had asked him
to come to the White House, and
added:
"We had very brief discussion
and a very satisfactory discussion
covering the whole situation IN
very general way"
New Test on 5 Pet. Cut.
His visit was made as the SEN
ate squared away for another test
of strength over the efforts o1
economy advocates to force a
per cent savings in the Post Once
and Treasury Departments appro-
priation bill. This is the second
big money bill to come before the
Senate this session.
Mr.. Daughton's remarks were
another indication OF apparently
increasing sentiment in Congress
to reduce spending rather than
increase taxes.
He said the Ways and Means
Committee could not get around
to considering what to do about
new tax bill until it completes
consideration Of proposed changes
in the Social Security Act. He
indicated it would be at least a
month because I'VE are getting
along slowly. very slowly"
No Comment on Talk.
The President has asked fol
81, 900 900 900 in new taxes and
forecast deficit for the fiscal
year ending June 80 Of $500, 900.
900 TO 500, ,00o. 900.
In response to questions. Mr.
Doughton said he thought MFR
Truman knew his views on the
tax situation. But he did moi
comment on what the President
told him.
Mr.. Doughton said Congress.
faces three courses: Curtailmen
of expenditures. a tax increase ol
deficit financing which. he said
would be worst Of all"
| On the current drive for repea
or reduction of wartime excise:
| taxes, Mr.. Doughton said the mat
ter could be considered onl,
against the background Of th'
entire tax picture.
Wants Taxes Cut.
II these revenues are eliminated
The explained. something woult
have to be done to I'LL the gap
He said. however. he would like u
see the tax on transportation ant
communications, Is and 20 PEI
cent, respectively. reduced becauss
4l xx.nrn ~v,t,y avnarueysrv fayq.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Men Who Beat Hague
Seeking 10 Impound
Jersey City Records
Democratic Leader Fuils
To Elect Any Condidote:
Nephew Runs Seventh
~ the Asxae;ots<j prex,

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. May IL
The fusion forces who ousted
the Democratic organization from
control OF Jersey City sought a
court order today to impound the
records of Frank Hague's 32-year
regime.
Frank v. Kenny. leader Of the
triumphant Freedom Ticket, said
he wanted the municipalities
books seized SO he would not in
herit the sins of the administra-
ton whose term is expiring"
Mr.. Kenny said he had in
structed his attorneys to ask Su-
perior Court Judge William ].
Brennan. jr.. for the impounding
order this afternoon.
Wants Clean Slate
Mr.. Kenny. former Hague leu
tenant who was ousted BY the
Democratic chieftain last year.
smashed the Jersey City organi-
zation in yesterdays municipal
commission election.
He had termed the election "a
rebellion against the most cor
rupt political machine In the his
tory OF the United States" He
said today he wanted to start
with "a clean slate" so the same
charge could not be leveled later
against him.
Mr.. Hague. no longer the Law"
in Jersey City. was one OF the
last big city political bosses. HIS
only comment on the outcome Of
the election was q i2-word state
ment issued this morning.
The people wanted it that
way" Mr.. Hague said, so It's
all right with me"
The stunning victory set Of o
series Of wild celebrations and
dancing In the streets throughout
this city of 3oi 900 persons.
The 73-year-old Mr.. Hague was
not candidate. His handpicked
ticket was headed by his nephew.
Frank Hague Eggers. whom MIR.
Hague named Mayor two years ago
when he stepped out Of the once.
II was o bitter defeat for the
iron listed Democratic leader.
Never had Mr.. Hague. who af
Evening star., 1949-05-11

NEW DELHI, India, May II (P1.
The government of India an
nounced tonight that the ambas-
sadors of four British Common
wealth nations in Rangoon would
work out plans for assisting the
Burmese government to restore or
der in that revolt-torn country.
The announcement said the
Prime Ministers of Britain, India,
Pakistan and Ceylon had agreed
during the recent London confer
ence ito give whatever support
they can to the government of
(Premier) Thakin Nu to the end
that peace may be rapidly re-
stored -
Evening star., 1949-05-11
HoItzoff Permits
Phone Removal
In Gaming Case
Lets Company Act
On Evidence of
Its Illegal Use

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. today was granted
permission by Judge Alexander
Holtzoff in the District Court to
remove q Washington telephone
that the judge ruled has been used
illegally-in this instance for
gambling purposes.
Judge Holtzoff's s decision was the
first victory for United States At
torney George Morris Fay in his
campaign to remove 324 tele-
phones which he contends were
used for gambling.
The opinion, denying a motion
for a preliminary injunction
against the telephone company.
came in a case brought by Mrs.
Nola Andrews of the 1900 block
of Twelfth street NV.
Judge Holtzoff based his deci-
sion on three affidavits presented
by the Government-and later
the telephone company when the
Government got out of the case
and two affidavits on Mrs. An
drews' behalf.
Used for Illegal Purposes.
Judge Holtzoff declared that on
weighing the affidavits, he found
that Mrs. Andrews phone has
been used for illegal purposes,
violation of the gambling statutes
and that the illegal use of the
telephone was with her knowl-
edge.
The telephone company" the
Judge added. may lawfully and
properly remove the telephone
equipment IN question and discon-
tinue telephone service to the
plaintiff (Mrs. Andrews"
The Andrews case was the first
one involving a District telephone.
Mr.. Fay had received a setback
earlier when Judge David A. Pine,
also of District Court, granted q
temporary injunction in the first
case involving a Maryland tele-
phone.
Used by Acal0tti.
Through affidavits obtained
from Mrs. Bernice Franklin, an
informant for Mr.. Fay; Special
Investigator Downey Rice and
Deputy Marshall Sam Wertleb,
the telephone company sought to
prove:
That Attilio Acalotti, alias Till
Alcott. made Mrs. Andrews
apartment his gambling head
quarters. He fas arrested there
March 26 and has been indicted
on gambling charges.
That Mrs. Andrews told Mr..
Rice and Mr.. Wertleb that Aca-
lotti was operating his business
from her apartment.
That a number of papers and
lists were found in Mrs. Andrews
apartment and identified by her as
Acalotti's property when he was
arrested.
Points to Confederation.
Through affidavits from Mrs.
Andrews and her apartment mate.
Miss Ruth Ensor, Mrs. Andrews
attorneys sought to prove:
That Mrs. Franklin was q paid
informer who was keeping COM
(See GAMBLING. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Senate District Group
To Call Young Before
Acting on Nomination
kefouver Wonts to Ask
Him About Home Rule;
Nicely Seeks Tox Record

Commissioner John Russell
Young will be asked TO testify be
fore the Senate District Commit
tee before 1t takes action on his
denomination. the committee de-
cided today,
The invitation for the commss-
sioner TO appear within a lew
days WAS suggested by Senator
Ketauver. Democrat. of Tennes-
see.
Senator Kefauver said he want.
ed To ask Mr.. Young some shins
about his position on home rule.
The Tennessean Is chairman OF O
District Subcommittee on District
home rule and reorganization.
Senator Nicely, Democrat. oil
West virginia. seconded the ssis-
gestion and added that he'd like
MFR. Young to bring with him
data on his Federal income .as
returns for 1899. the last year
before he became Commissioner.
and for ie4S.
No Implication Intended.
Senator Nicely told reporters he
did not mean TO IMPLY that there
were any irregularities in MI
Youngs income tax returns. He
expla med he had received a com
munication from a very i'm
portant person. high In public
life" suggesting the committee
might do well TO incuire about Mr
Young's income taxes.
Mr.. Young, on hearing about
the committees decision, said hs
did not know what Senator Ecels
was driving at concerning his in
come taxes. He said tina, 80 fai
as he knew. his income tax re-
turns we're In order and that hf
assumed any discrepancies would
have been called TO his attention
by the Internal Revenue Bureau
Senator Nicely has been an out
spoken critic OF Mr.. Young and
repeated today that be wouldn'i
vote for him no matter what"
speech Recalled.
The West vtrginian reiterated
that his opposition stemmed prif,-
cipally from hts reaction 10 q
speech Mr.. Young made at
Board of Trade dinner In Janu'
airy for new members Of Congress
Senator Nicely termed the address
ridiculous and astnIne" F"
In the committee meeting. Sem
ators Kefauver and Nicely we're
joined by Senators Frear, Demo-
crat. Of Delaware. and Margaret
Chase Smith. Republican. Of
Maine, In asking that Mr.. Young
be made available for questioning
Chairman McGrath emphasized
10 reporters later that the CON-
uaittee itself win not ask Mr.
Young 10 bring any tax pspera
with him. He explained any aues-
tioning along this line will be up
TO Senator Nicely.
Senator McGrath said the meet
Ing Of Mr.. Young with the COM
mittee win be Mt o closed session
which viii not be held before NEXT
week.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
81, 900 Japanese Troops
Reported Used in Defense

HONG KONG, May IL R.-
The Canton correspondent of the
newspaper Ia Kung Pao reported
today that 10000 japanese troops
had arrived at Whampao below
Canton from Formosa.
The newspaper said the Japa-
nese would be used for the defense
of Kwangtung Province against
the advancing Chinese Commu-
nists. Their use, the newspaper
said, was recommended by Mar
shall Yen Hsi-shan, former Shansi
Governor. who repeatedly used
some japanese in his long defense
of Taiyuan
. The Japanese troops referred to
by the Chinese newspaper preSurn-
ably were used in Formosa to help
police the island after Japan's sur
render. Japan no longer has an
army. Most Japanese in China.
except those in Red-held Man.
churia, were repatriated at the end
Of the war but a small percentage
of technicians and other experts
were retained by the Chinese.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

CONTINUED ON PAGE A-4. Col. ~
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(See ECONOMY. Page Ash
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(See SPAIN, Page A-4)
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Continued on Page AS. Co
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Commonwealth to Help
Burmese Restore Order

niles north of Ragoon.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Wants Taxes Cut.

II these revenues are eliminated.
he explained. something would
have to be done to fill the gap.
He said, however. he would like 10
see the tax on transportation and
communications, Is and 20 per
cent. respectively. reduced because
they were only emergency taxes
Evening star., 1949-05-11

Occasional light rain, cloudy and cool this
afternoon: clearing. cooler tonight with low
about As in city, 80 in suburbs. Tomorrow
sunny. milder. Full report on Page A-2).
Midnight, So am. ST II am. So
2 am. ST 8 am. so Noon ----51
4 am. -54 10 am. 81 pm. 81
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Continued on Page S. Column II
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Guide for Read ers

A. A,ssxas..a s.ss. N.s-ssss..
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ALEXANDRIA
2-story detached. No. 149; $4,000
down: $4,000: 1h mi. aut Of Alex;
place, full din. rm.. full bsmt., h-a.
lot. OV. 5000. Open til 9. J. T.
MOON REALTY. 2415 Mt. Vernon
ave-, Alexandria, Va. .
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CLAREMONT

$1,000 cash. balance like rent. 24e4
Culpeper ST.. So. Arlington, Va.
Open today, 2 pm. till dark Here
is one of the cleanest. most live
able homes you have ever seen at
the price. 1t has large liv. rm. with
flrepl.,. din. rm. and kitchen equip
ped with electric refgr., elec. range
and combination diShwasher and
clothes washer. Three bedrms. and
tiled bath upstairs. Full bsmt.
with outside entrance. gas h.-w.h.
Price. only S12,75O. Drive out
Shirley hwy. to Route Z, right on
No. T.. about blks. to 25th St,
and follow our signs to home. F. E.
MALCOLM, Real Estate, oW. 3O24.
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SUBURBAN SAGE-V1KOINIA
OPEN 2 TIL 6 PM.
1912 26th ST.
Ideal for Large FamilV

NEAR ARMY NAVY CLUB
Aurora Hills-Owner leaving country,
offers this delightful 5-bedrm.. A.
bath. all-brick. prewar home. Beau
tiful pegged floors. immaculate
throughout. perfect for Army. Navy
high-ranking onicial. Gracious en-
trance hall. spacious liv. rm., Colo
nial fireplace. French doors open
onto attractive. large, fiagstoned,
screened living porch overlooking
garden, formal din. rm.. nicely
equipped kitchen, breakfast rm.,
master bedrm.. bath. 2 other twin.
size bedrms.. bath. stairway to 3rd
floor. 2 delightful twin bedrms. and
lovely bath. lots Of closets. storage,
beau. rec. rm., bar, maids rm:,
bath. laundry rm.; oil &C. heat,
beaut. grounds. patio. fireplace.
lovely old trees. well Handicapped.
Just . delightful location for real
living. Close to everything. Priced
below market value to sell quickly.
Reasonable cash will handle. balance
less than rent. Better inspect this
Directions: Over 14th st. Bridge to
8. Arl Ridge rd. to 23rd st. trafnc
light. left to 26th St, right to 1912
and Open sign.
EDWARDS REALTY
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA
AKLlNETON
DREAM HOUSE

See this new 6-rm. brick not dupli-
Gated anywhere. With large rms.
and plenty Of storage, features In
clude entrance hall. 12x22 living
A.. dressing alcove in master bedrm..
stairway to fioored attic, semi fln-
ished playroom. Excellent location.
Reasonable. Drive out North Wash
inston blvd. to Powhatan St. turn
left l block. c. c. MACPHERSON.
puiIdsr .
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RAMBLERS

8 types to choose from on h-acre cor.
lots; utility room or basement with
place, picture window; bedrms::.
large closets, tile bath. large kit, all
cleo; oil h.-w.h.; conv. to bus.
schools, churches, shops; built. de-
signed by owner for hvahle homes:
10 mi. from Key Bridge by Lee
at sign by church.
II. w. MUDD
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Open 2 to S Sunday
Old Alexandria's

=. =
fne old brick town house with de-
and quiet rednement q detail In
interior woodwork; Double drawinH
to patio and lovely biz. garden.
Pantry, brick fioored kit. With
but modernly equipped. 8 bedrms.. .
baths and sitting room on 2nd l..
and 2 rms. and bath on 3rd. Houst
has Z frepiaces with lovely old man
tells. Brick garage. oil heat. house
In excel. cond. in GOOD neighboShood.
There will be no
"OPEN SIGN" g
s.: price. ,$s2: 500; From s Wsssh,,nEs. ,s
Alexandria, turn left into Queen.
3l2 Is the number. sun. and EveSs
call Mrs. Duckett. TE. 2423;
Charles r. Hooff, Inc.
216 Prince st.. Alexandria. It. 3444s
(continusd On Next Pasel )
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIklA
HRTJNGT0N-SS Qo0

ARL1NGTON-SS,9g
Lovely bungalow on lge. lot: bsmt.:
h.-w.h., new oil burner; income prop
erty: S100 rental; conv. to schs :,
stores. buses; cash proposition. Di-
rections: Lee hwy. to Cherrydale
Rank, left on Monroe to 1719 N.
Monrne OK o130
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LURIA BROS,
MORE S100 RTT,S
GRAND LARCENY

could be charged II you buy this
home at S10.50O. with Sl.700 cash
and S6S per mo-. including taxes and
insurance; 2 bedrooms and bath 1st
floor. stairway to large expansion for
2 more rooms. beautifully equipped
hallway closet; oil &C. heat; large
lot. All city utilities. It's 20 minutes
out. but you viii agree it's the buy
Of buys.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY
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CHI. 1341. OW. 3O07. 2
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGiklA
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

brick home OF the finest
construction. in new-house condition,
located on beautifully Handicapped
lot, in exclusive residential sec. Alex
Entr. hall, lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
screened porch of liv. rm.. lge. din.
rm., modern well-eq. Kitchen with
ample cabs. completes 1st A.; 3
bedrms., lovely tiled bath on End a /;
firepl. and "a bath. oil s.-c. heat;
conven. to fine schools and shopping.
z min. to Pent.. 10 min. D. c.; reas
priced for immed. sale, excel. terms.
Shown by appt.
N. C. GROVES
BROKER BETTER HOMES
OF. 1888.
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S4O0 Down-$61 Mo.
G.. rs Bargain Bungalow
Open Sun, 12 till dark. For qualified
veterans, S400 down and SOL per
month includes principal interest,"
taxes and insurance.
Easy to buy-Dazzling. delightful
dream bungalow, consisting OF lge.
liv. rm., kit, dinette, tile bath, 2
full bedrms on 1st f.; full attic;
large, beautifully landscaped lot. high
elevation. all cows; 2 blocks from
new shopping center. To reach;
South on No. l hwy, from Alex, l
mi. to jefferson Manor sign at Fair
ave- block. then right on Rixey DIR.
to No. 30 and open sign:
JOHN T. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke st.. Alexandria. ".
-,
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BUILDERS HOME
Fin. Jan. l949. Brick Col, featured
bedrms. and colored tiled and
fixture baths; 1st a., liv.. rm. with
fireplace, din. rn., paneled den, full
bath. equipped kit. with sarbAge
disposal, ETC.; side concrete porch;
2nd A.. 3 bedrms:, 2 baths; stairs "a
paneied; lge. storage frn.. full hath,
outside entrance, gas &C. heat
entrance to gar; triple floors with
parQuet doors.
ADJ TnCE DDNC
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HOME FINDER

l12 Wilson blvd. OIL. or OK. 27sl
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGlklA
WYNNEWOOD

OPEN SUNDAY, 10
FIRST FLOOR BEDRM., BATH. =.
3 large bedrooms. 2 baths; new brick
Cape Cod: sweeping living-d dining
room combination. kitchen equipped
with latest Thermador stove and
timer controlled oven, formica cab
met tops, double sink, Westinghouse
refrigerator, vent fan; 2 twin-sized
bedrms and tiled bath tchrome
steel beam, gas &C. heat. outside
entrance; appointments are those
usually found only in more expensive
homes; price. S19.750. Buy now
and choose your decorating, colors
Out Washington blvd. to
Jefferson ST., right to 18th st. no.,
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
ORA Glehe rd GI H7TT OK Ol4l
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GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Exclusive Agents. CHI. 1888
EYaE and SundaYS. GIL Rfi1 &
Real Estate, OW. 1924.
ARLINGTON HIT!
49, aEn ~

$40 8. Wayne st. 2-bedrm. rambler
nearing completion in this most con-
venient location, close to Washing
ton-Lee shopping center, schools,
buses and only 8 minis. to Pentagon.
Not Q development-type home. ready
for occupancy in 80 days. Be the
Arst to see the attractive hoor plan.
Mr.. Morgan on premises ! to dark.
TO reach: Cross 14th st. Bridge to
ping center (rear IT. Myerl, turn
left on s. 2nd st. TO 8. Wayne,
1eft / block to open sign.
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
173S Wilson Blvd, ia. $4,000.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
48l5 Send st. n, Arl.. Va; old Eng
lot; paneled den., living and dining
rm., lge: kit. sep. breakfast rm., bed
rin; and bath on 1st d.; 2 bedrms
and bath on I'd; maids rm. and bath
In bsmt.:, gar: side ent.; $32,5OO.
Call OWNER CHI RSSo
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BELLE HAVEN
$13,5OO
SSOS
SEIIYNC AT aAGpIEICH

SELLING AT SACRIFICE.
Must leave Washington by Nov. l.
10 min. from Pentagon and D. c.;
7-rm: asbestos shingle BUNGALOW. sur
berry. 23-ft. liv. rm.. pine-paneled
den, 8 bedrms., din. rm., equipped
kitchen. bath, utility basmt., coal
circ. hot air. auto. hot water htr.,
copper screens, custom awnings,
Venetian blinds. 24-ft. scr. front
porch; near parochial and public
able living in beautiful setting in
fine old neighborhood. Directions:
From Rosslyn out Lee hwy. to No
Randolph st. (Cherrydale). left on
No. Randolph to 1916. CH. 0307
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
BRICK BEAUTY

new 3-bedroom brick home
in excellent Arlington location; large
full size din. room. dream kitchen,
half bath on 1st a.: 8 dandy bed
rooms and bath on End a.; full bsmt.,
Bryant gas heat, LARGE level lot.
Priced right. Out North Washington
blvd. to Powhatan st., right l block
to goth and riRht to house.
Macpherson & Potter
CHI. S7e1. Builders. OK. 1894
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AURORA HILLS
View of Potomac

WILLIAMSBURG BRICK
IN THIS ULTRA-CONVEN1EN DE
sIKABLE LOCATION. NEAR ARMY
Living room, dining room and each
bedroom has picture window.
Built Of finest materials, 1t - in
excellent condition throughout.
From . gracious entrance hall one
enters o lovely living room, tnclud-
ing q fireplace with Colonial mantel.
Then in the dining room there IL
an ANTIQUE amber and crystal chan
delier; . modern Kitchen; VI bath.
Second floor. 8 twin-siEed bedrooms,
each with two closets; the linen
closet is doubled, each with extra
drawer space; storage space under
the dormers; large Carrara glass
bath. The full basement contains q
beautiful recreation room opentns
on a terrace overlooking large
rear yard, fenced with picket fence;
economical oil heating plant. Bendix!
equipped kitchen and bath with tiled
shower. Attached garage. Two Oh
air conditioners are included. Water
pipes are copper, roof is slate. MAY
also be purchased furnished with
antiques II desired.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 .. ArIinEtor
Ridge rd.. Ari, Va. OF. ebe6-e08b
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AURORA HILLS

OPEN 1-6 PM.
Charming custom built brick-and-
Stone home Of the finest materials
and craftsmanship. Built by a build
er and architect for his own home,
decorated in soft oil tint, located
on large, beautifully handicapped
grounds with terraces and outdoor
hreplaces. In excel; residential sect
In So, Arl.. nr. .Army-Navy Club
@ elosst With rolling g..d doors rs PASTE sSsi
liv. rm. with panelled drepl: and
lovely picture window. Gracious
din. rm. with built:n china cabi-
nets, indirect lighting. French
doors opening onto secluded patio
with barbecue pit, ultramodern all
electric, beautifully equipped dream
kitchen. sttlac. study. opening onto ont,
with twin closets, paste tile bath
with dble. linen closets, completes
1st fl. UNIQUE stairway with wrought
iron railing, leading to 2nd H.. =
twin sized bedrms. with walk-in
closets, and pastel tile bath.
sp snd Bsnesd sT eictsrs ss0Fm WndSNs Sh
utii. rm' storase rm., gas h.-w:h:
to transp., ine schools and, shop
ping; priced right for immed. sale;
excel. terms. Substantial cash.
Drive out -Arl. Ridge I'd. to 23rd St,
left on 23rd St to 26th ST., right on
26th st. to 26th pl.,. right on 26th
pl. to 800 and open sign. Exclusively
N. C.. GROVES
BROKER BETTER HOMES
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ARLINGTON,
OPEN SUM-, 2 TO 6
1626 NJ Sto ford CT

Bright. CHEEKY home. 3 bedrms.. 1z
baths; liv. rm. with f1repl.. family
size din. nm. equip: kit; rec: rm. m
cation. Directions: Out Washing
ton blvd, turn right on NJ Stafford
St. just beyond Washin ston-Lee
High School. 3 blocks to our sign.
Alternate route: Out Lee highway
to N. Stafford ST.; left g blocks to
our sign. w. B. WRIGHT. Exclusive.
Virginia ONCE. JA. 4-0550.
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COUNTRY ESTATE
Open Today, 2 to 6
Only 8 Miles From New
SHIRLEY HIGHWAY

IN y SeCiuQeQ ana Dekutllully WOV0eu
area is this charming white
RAMBLER ~,
with liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 8 hed-
rms. and bath. 3,OO0-ft. frontago
on Pohick Greek which curves
around the boundary Of the property.
A desirable comb. Of beauty. privacy
r...,ens and seess'ibility rFiSs hssSx sSo992
$500, 10 mi. to Garfield Clover Lest
(4th oyerpass after Shirltngton Cir.
cle), OF Shirley to right blk, turn
left on. Route 617. 60 y mi. to 1T.
63a. right on 638 3 MI. crossing
After crossing Pohick Creek take
drst right ct open sign. ExclusivN
with DOROTHY g. WOOD, 1881 p
IT n " DE 711k
Evening star., 1949-10-02
COW. SOW AND A HEN

COW, SOW AND A HEN
on 5 acres. with = nice bunsalow.
plenty Of garden space; 2 bedrooms.
nice modern bath; beautifully
equipped kitchen with Bendix wash
er: living room. screened-in porches.
own this and dare the world to
starve you out; 25 miles out. but IL
Is only S7.95O, with terms.
]. FULLER GROOM REALTY
CH. or OK. 44S7.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
1O3 Pa. Ave-, Falls Church
2-bedroom brick bungalow, near
parochial schools; large 40 trust;
on wooded lot, 65x150. Price, SILL
$50, with excellent terms. Diree.
tions: Lee hwy. to Leesburg pike
mo. y, right to Pa. ave. and right
to house.
LURIA BROS.
02OO Wilson Blvd OW $500.