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FALLS CHURCH

All brick Cape Cod. prewar construc-
tion, in perfect condition, newly
decorated inside and out; features
liy. rm., fireplace, entrance onto
screened porch, good sized din. rm.,
tile bath. , bedrms, equipped kit
basement haS uie MOOT rec Tn
laundry 10x1O, also shower bath:
oil h.wh: 2nd floor is expansibie;
has heating pipes. elec., and windows
for expansion purposes. The lawn is
lse. with rs IT.. front and is fenced
plenty Of strawberries and flowers:
storm windows and doors for the
entire house: ] blk. to bus. . blks.
to Falls Church High School; All
Meadow lane, Hillwood section;
Sl5,950.
Mac Lindsey
IS No. Glebe I'd. CHI. 5000; ewes,
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LYON VILLAGE
VIRGINIA. FOREST
COUNTRY ACRES

In the country club area We have
this lovely, custom-built. rambling
New England. Cape Cod brick home,
situated on beautifully land
scaped q acre corner lot. Built for
the present owner nearly years
ago with every detail for gracious
living. Through center-hali plar,
26-ft. liv. rm., lge. din. rm.. unusual
size kit. paneled library and "a bath
lst floor; master bedrm. suite COM
plete with dressing rm. and iull
bath. two other twin-size bedrms.
and full bath soft. rec. rm. with
firepl., bar with running water,
maids rm with fun bath. 2-car gar.
Lovely colored slate roof: O back
ground of trees, flowers and shrubs,
2-year-old asparagus bed, straw
berry bed and many fruit trees:
exits on LIST floor: | leading to rose
garden. another to lge. brk. patio.
Reduced to S29.500 to allow new
owners to redecorste Open . to
dark Directions: Out Old Dominion
DIR. to 35th st. No., right to s2o3
B and open sign.
HALL REALTY co.
Courthouse So. Arl, Va, Qw. 5s5S,
OK, 1907; nisht and Sun, Gil.
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4 Bedrooms on an Acre
Comfortable country family home ou
ColesyiiIe, on highway; fenced pleas
ing grounds with large trees; Sl7,
$50, OWNER. SH 6916 g.
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NEW RUSTIC COTTAGE

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CAPE COD

Attr. picture cottage on nice corner
iiy. rm., din. rm and mod. kit. on
Ist a.; 2 bedrms. on 2nd a.; fun
bsn1t, with outside entr. Screens,
storm windows. finished rec. rm.
Priced at Sl3.950.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
1920 Conn. ave, EN- 1900. Ewes,
call Mr.. Lamborn. MI. 2l64. ii
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$50 rs PER MO.

includes taxes and insuranee--ige.
5-rm. brick Colonial located in Falls
Church. All conveniences within ]
blk. Lee. twin bedrm., de luxe kit.
rec. rm. in basement, attrac. fenced
lot Owner transferred and can give
immed possession. Approx. 81. 400
cash will handle at 4eo interest. For
information call N. c. HINES d
SON. OK. 1850; ewes, KE. 1851 20.
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BOND BLDG,

iath and stH Yefk Rve Single 81
Aces available immediately gG.hy
service BANrLtKo fNvEETMFsT
CORP. sls Bond Blds Df hTss
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r. aISS. AND PENN. avs sE--
coM'l. PROPERTY Fos SALE

:sd COMMERCIAL ar eolA sne /
sts Lot iS1s3 TO alley
3StoFy sEk; = rms Aac bath va
can't. EaeEl 10 remodel Price,
SIS 500. ?. Z MIDDLETON, RE
llSl Ill
AT CLARENDON CIkClE IN AE.!aE-
ton, adjoining chain super market
on heavy tTRGAe street, wtth sTas-
r.. front and ,0ate 50, Il sell ss
Is or build for tenant Call M
Norris teFsS CHI a@Ssl or Mr.
Franklin tsVex. GI ASA, With
WEAVER BROS. INC, wsShinst On
BIDS Dl AiuD -I@
GEORGIA AVE NV. corner of Tuck
erman ST., oyerlookias Plney Branch
I'd. lst commercial ~ II fFon;aEs
st Z QUINCY SMITH INC. i4ls
II 81. NV. DI. a0ST, ewes. WI e47t
lie
NEAR UNION STATION 5000
50. fl space. otiee . wakhroomS
suitable oftces. lishi mfg. etc ;
$500 mo. A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880
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ReAiiers. l.ta B st nS NE $500
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used as ofTset OF store aensa a.
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bedroom shd arse ffoh, Foom
with fireplace ana 9 bhy windess
lun below n A. Is 1855 Thomss
Jen 81, aakinE si3A mo snei utg
Carly WINSTON co. RE AsAa
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ma r Owner hetB 10 install eEfCfs
wonderful losstGeh, C&h M 81 80
OF NO 1Sk lie
VERY DESIRABLE wuson slpa iOea-
tion suitable for small aAtes argsHt-
saiion, ! roonta ana pE, bath SIS
Call ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
OW N5Da
pIsIRAHiE ofFICa sraCT. So :
rooms, reasonable rentals. i4tu
3th Il. nv Is CsTrail ave
TskbmA Park HENRY sALttN
lihA Vermont AYR nss 81 3aAt
500
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ARLINGTON. Sc 900

Convenient 10 bus and close to wash.
ington, bedrm. on 1st floor, : bed
rms. and bath on 2nd; full basement
MANNAS REALTY co.
2lle Wilson blvd. Oh or OK. e7s4
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ihvssrMFkr PROP. WANTED
LOTS FOR SAlE

We HsyE CASH CLIENTS faF al
types o. pFopeFiy MI TON p Rpe-
PERT. 4a5 tp*st BIDS I'll SU4S
ewes EA SAnT
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S1O.5OO-BY OWNER
ST .O0O DOWN

About $50 per month, incl. principal
interest, taxes, ins. and water. :
beorms.. tile bath, full basement
with outside entrance; nice section
Phone to q.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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In an area displaying an especial
lot OF these beautiful trees, and on q
large lot. we have this 4-bedroom, q
bath Cape Cod brick home. Retired
terms TO suit any reliable purchaser.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2il6 Wilson blvd. Gil. or OK. o7s4
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OW1IGT I 1IdIISICIICU
Must sell Immediately my 6-rm
home; 2-story. tile bath, full bsmt :,
gas a.-c. heat; $1,500 down. UN.
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DON'T MISS THIS

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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR RENT
BETHESDA-Store. suitable for Any
kind of manufRcturins. 472o Miller
| ave. WI $3.50. Il.
BETHESDA - Space suitable for
| ness, AIS Bethesda ave, WI,
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ONCE II A LIFE TINE
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SEAsAosT peopERrY

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SACRIFICE

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FAIRFAX COUNTY

II miles from Wash, / blk. OF Lee
hwy. A lovely asbestos shingle
bungalow, consisting of liv rm..
way to partly finished attic. utility
rm., oil hot-water heat, Venetian
blinds. Beautiful k-acre lot: conv.
to schools and transp. Price, $3.50.
For further information call Mrs.
Pannill. exclusive with c A. METZ
Evenings and sun, Falls Church
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BUNGALOWS

We have q nice selection of bunga'
lows located in different sections o.
the Silver Spring area. Prices rang,
from S10,500 and up. Some dowT
payments as low as 900. Cal
us for description, location ane e
financing. we may have bungalow
that viii meet all your require
ments and your budget. Cal 81 SH i
INVESTMENT INSURANCE co;
GnSS 9Th at Silver SprlnR. -
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ACREAGE wAkTto

NANT & 70 10 A.. preferably hish
land. on hard road, ~ 70 nj
frSFn HTAttsxts4s. sbtzft ~ S.hts4
more II Il has EsasA ewssliNs ia
ss41 TAHcIfs ti.s.s ID as ns
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CONF. PROPERTY EoR RrN1
CON. GROUND FOR SALE

LGE. CORNER LOT. ne. end com
mercial: ideal for contractor or Stor-
age yard; priced ~ 81 per So, II.
F.E MIDDLETON. RE. isl - !
SPECIALIZING In commercial ground
in Prince George Co, Md. THOMAS
v. LAKE, Resltor. RiseTdsle. Nd =.
WA l401
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SHANNON & LUCHs co,
80 u - y " N -'FFN
Colored-l3th 81 NV

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nEflan. CAL M EaafG tIeluk41s
agent. VI kASk, with BEl TGEiL
Ds .5iA4s lie
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LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC
snnars rsaNnApARrAsrSrs

We hsYx t<ewnBiY lRyrd svters e.
AsFAe4e Investments - tksa lFp< e.
real tStAts Fsbsl1 II sFsF+ ff@Rs
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various times as having him under
consideration for other Offices
The fight on Mr.. Wallgren, who
was defeated for reelection as
Governor last November, was led
by Senator Cain, Republican, OF
Washington.
The opposition to the Washing
tonian was based generally on the
contention that his background
had not equipped him to head the
NSRB, which directs industrial
mobilization plans for war.
At the time that Mr.. Wallgren
was turned down, some Senators
let it be known that they would
have approved him for another
Government job.
The Wallgren rejection was one
Of the major setbacks that the
President has received from his
Democratic-controlled 81st Con-
gress.
Mr.. Olds, despite the personal
Intervention of the President,
was rejected by the Senate Com
merce Committee, 10 to @
and then when the committee
sent his name to the Senate with
out recommendation, he was re-
jected by vote of SO to Is. The
Democratic organization all over
the country had been urged by
National Chairman William M
Boyle to push for confirmation.
Mr.. Olds' liberal" views, which
had been expressed In writings
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many years ago, were held re-
sponsible for his rejection, but
President Truman blamed it on
the interests" Natural gas and
oil industries were lined up in op-
position to him.
Since Mr.. Olds' rejection, Mr..
Truman had been reported by as
sociates to be looking for another
liberal for the post. His term
would run until June %, 1854.
Former Senator Mead had been
reported under consideration for
several posts since his defeat for
Governor of New York by Thomas
E. Dewey in 1946.
Mr.. Mead resigned from the
Senate to make that race.
More than a year ago he was
offered an appointment to the
Federal Power Commission, but
turned it down on the grounds he
did not feel himself qualified to
take that type Of assignment.
Mr. Mead always was known as
an ardent New Dealer, and rated
high with labor. He is "a and
was in the House for 20 years from
the Buffalo district Of New York
before his election to the Senate
in 1888.
Since the unsuccessful effort to
put Mr.. Wallgren at the head of
NSRB when Arthur Hill resigned,
John Steelman, presidential as
sistant, has been acting chairman.
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross
said today no change in this setup
was contemplated.
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Prague Paper Calls
For MerciIess Purqe
lY the Assoeiatsd prssx

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Oct
l8.-The Czech newspaper Obrana
Lidu today demanded merciless
treatment for all TRAITORS and
class enemies" discovered in the
continuing purge of the army.
"Our military courts must root
out all traitors and class enc
miles," the paper said. 1T would
be q crime against the people for
our judges to spare such enemies
Justice must aim to create So
cialism."
The newspaper attack against
military men was begun while
police roundups which began In
Prague more than two weeks age
continued to spread throughout
the country. Reliable reports said
the drive now was centered in the
East Bohemian city of Hradec
Kralove.
These reports said the arrests
there had about the same COM
plexion as in Prague. They were
aimed chiefly at businessmen and
other middle-class elements, with
the apparent purpose of breaking
the influence of this class.
Hradec Kralove is town OF
about 10000, situated about 65
miles east of Prague.
On the labor front, press at
tacks intensified on work shirkers
especially among the miners.
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Senator Graham Raps
Russians for BIockinq
Atomic Power Control
BY the Associated Press

WELLESLEY, Mass, Oct. 18.-
Senator Graham. Democrat. of
North Carolina said last night the
Soviet Union failed the humane
hopes" of the world by refusing
international control of atomic
power.
Speaking at Wellesley Colleges
18th anniversary ceremonies, the
former head of the Oak Ridge In
stitute of Nuclear Studies and
former President of the University
OF North Carolina. said:
THE refusal of the Soviet Union
to accept the United Nations plan
for the international control and
inspection of atomic power was a
great setback to international CO.
operation.
After the First World War the
United States renounced the
League Of Nations and failed the
hopes of mankind. After the Sec
ond World War the Soviet Union
has obstructed the United Nations
and failed the humane hopes Of
the people of the world
Amendments Urged.
He called the U. N. charter "the
last desperate defense against
modern civilizations powers of
self-destruction."
He recommended as "impera-
tive" amendments to the charter
that would:
l. Abolish the veto.
2. Insure international inspec-
ton and control of atomic power.
3. Set up a world court with
original jurisdiction over individ-
uals guilty of crimes against the
U. NJ. with guarantee of an inter-
national bill of rights.
4. Establish an international
police force responsible to the
y. N.
Mrs. Meyer Speaks.
Mrs. Eugene Meyer of the
Washington Post said "The aca-
demic freedom of our American
universities will last only just so
long as they remain private in
stitutions voluntarily supported by
private funds"
But this does not mean that
they cannot accept scholarship
students. supported by Federal or,
preferably, State funds, she added.
Mrs. Meyer. a member of the
Presidents Commission on Higher
Education, also recommended that
the universities accept public funds
for research.