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4-BEDRooM. 2-BATH

4-BEDRoOM, 2-BATH
DETACHED BRICK IN DC.
Situated near corner Of East
ern and New Hampshire aves,
on q big wooded lot fronting
on two streets. Center entrance
plans, five rooms and bath on
first floor with real fireplace
and screened side porch over
the built-in garage. Two good
sized bedrooms end bath on
second floor. Full basement, au-
tomato. heat Owners must
leave city and will sell for only
S20,500. Call MR.. MURRAY,
81. STA.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. a345.
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IN PLEASANT HILLS
NEW

NEW
These Semidet. houses are
just being completed in one
of the incest residential Sec
tions in the city. They are
brick with 6 rms. and bath
and are equipped with just
about every nice thing you
can imagine. 13 of this
group have already been
sold and no wonder, as this
beautiful, parklike section
adjoins the Catholic Univ.
on the north and it is conv.
to most everything. You
are most cordially invited
to visit our exhibit home,
lot Urell pl. ne. Call A. H.
Parker, ia. 6757 or RA. 1869.
j. B. TIFFEY & SON
143 KENNEDY ST NV
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EXCELLENT
CONDITION

An S-room Jameson home, with gas
h.-w.h.. elec refgr.. storm sash,
insulation, Gear garage, etc. ar
ranged. as . apts.. Here is a fine
home that will help pay for itself
Price $4,000 on reasonable terms.
W. /. MOORE, DI. Se17. GE. 2S02.
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COLORED.
WITH
I,ANGSTON IISTINGS

LANG0 1OIN LID 14NNIo
IT'S BETTER HOMES T.LESS COST
AND NO NEED TO GO
FROM AGENT TO AGENT.
Check the following listed properties
for your preferences, then call us for
further information and that ap.
1900 RANDOLPH ST. Nw.-Extrs
large rooms, 22-ft.-wide house; SUBJ
stantial down payment required.
400 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Modern,
excellent condition.. gas heat; large
1900 BLK. SHEPHERD ST, N.W.-In
2 apts.; home and income posstbili-
UPPER 16th ST. AREA N.w.-A
beautiful corner property; this one
is in the $4,000 class.
$500 BLOCK 11th ST. N.W.--In 4
apts.. licensed and approved; an ex-
1900 BLK. QUINCY ST. N.W.-In 3
apts.; immaculate; rec. rm.; subs.
cash down payment REQUIRED.
500 BLOCK QUINCY ST. NV
2 kitchens, 2 baths; subs. cash re-
400 BLK. WASHINGTON PL. NE,
Capitol view-SsmidetssnSsao os eias S6o p[oSn; doHn
1soi IRVING ST. N.E;-Another
Brookiand detached brick; vacant;
approx. 3 years old; subs. cash re-
auired.
400O BLK. BLAINE ST. N.E.--Excel-
lent bedrms.; 3ia years old; rec.
rm. with bar; subs. cash required.
1900 BLOCK M ST. N.E.-3 bedrms.: :
$1,000 down payment REQ.
800 BLK. 18th PL. NE apis;
$500 I7tn ST. N.E.-Brookland cor
ner, detached; asbestos Shingled;
S1.500 down payment.
Langston Realty, TR. 1888
GE. 34S4, or Mr.. Harris. ia. 1910.
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Colored-Brookland
2411 10th st. N.E.-Bungalow, newly
decorated inside and out: lge. liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms., modern Kitchen.
closed-in rear porch; full bsmt
to to- sell At once. Gi Sii aso F For s amt
to inspect calleMr. Curling. with r.
9: DuNNE, Ho, 0700: ewes. and
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BRICK BUNGALOW

2613 BRANCH AVE.
Custom built about a year ago this
gorgeous home will suit people OF
good taste and refinement. Det.
stone and brick, z lge. rms, ga
baths, gas heat, closets galore, full
Workshon % % GGI ReantIfni ienf ali eiec % sn Iii
with Formica tops and spacious
cabinets, stone fireplaces, Diet. 2-car
garage, storm windows: lot, 62hx
1877 It. Priced low at $26, 900;
easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 It'll 9.
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OPEN SUNDAY Q no &

OFEN SUNDAY, q III 8
1901 30th st.-An outstanding corner
conv.. to schools. churches. shopping
fireplaces;, 2 baths. lse; screened
garage. Cali Mr.. Noon. LU. 4-43s2;
ewes. VI. 5000. T. PAUL MUDD CO
ST., right to open sign. .
oSa9EEPs1fss toa9s sas 1s,h lzaht s1 p1leh sEs onls
S225 down. PUBLIC SERVICE
COLORED-e332 18th PL. Sc
semni6d6e6s 666 brick: rms: bath; only
aassIs. slGGaei BE-. ESg fNsn ifss, payment: I'D SR
CoLoREDzCHIcAGo ST.. half blk,
OF Nichols ave: money -maker; 4
fH4s fsnss II HARrERAa Al ER[,is RESY iRsigfss
4.54oo. VI VI. 5Sgs. f1op' w. &C. "
COLORED-I43I POTOMAC AVE.
Sc. s;e-o rms; soo bath; o gas h;w h ga \
Sc. LU. 4-340o. LU. 1882.
CoLoRED-sEvEN-RoOM SEMIDET.
brick, convenient to everything.
Shown by appt. only. Price, S12,950.
211 14th st. Sc. AT. 1883 after q
COLoRED-1s01 A ST. s.E.-De-
tached corner house; rms. and ia
baths; 2 inciosed porches; full bSmt.,
oil heat: alley in rear; ? lots 50x111;
S13,95O, 81 300 cash, balanss as
rent rent BY owner. 0.,na C, H. JOHNSON:
COLoRED-I3Is X ST. s.E.-semi-
de-; 8 rms. bath, gas h.-w.h.. frame,
. real home. in perfect cond.; priced
low. Inspection by appt. w L.
SHIPLEY,. Realtor. 927 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-s75o DOWN; off 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc; a real buy in
6-rm. brick home; h.-w.h.. yards.
porches; immed. poss. Call MR..
c6TSREn, 6ESMME, HAi HA; 5oSs' K6oi Soday; ,sa-u
row house. stucco. 900 blk. 18th
st. Sc. HO. 1882.
COLORED--I3I9 so. CAR. AVE. S.E.
-6 rms, bath; h.-wh., lge. yd.:
$1,000 down. QUANDER. FIR. 0038,
MI. 1851.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

IN "EDGEMoOR"-only
2 blocks from the P. o.. yet this de-
lightful Colonial Groom home has
most appealing setting on q quiet
RESIDENTIAL street; secluded porch.
Q home you'll never. regret owning
r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill;
open ewes.
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OWNER MUST SELL

woodbridge Gardens Area
Prewar construction in peri. cond.,
3 bedrms:, 2 baths. finished 3rd d. /:
spacious liv. rni.. din. rm., kit. and
built-in bar; dark room and work.
shop: 2-car brick garage; conven.
TO trsnsp. and school. Easy terms.
Call WALTERS AND WARFIEI.D,
OK. 2466; ewes, EN-. 1894. III
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HONEST VALUE-S1O,5oO

HONEST VALUE-$10,50O
OPEN TODAY. 2 TO 6
1925 25th st. Sc. In the new COM
To eitSef Boiins snsy or esrefe Andrews Fied hS
will be found well-built. broom
semi-detached brick house. in per-
feet cond. New shopping center
and bus at corner. Vacant. move
in with deposit. No reasonable down
payment or terms refused. Out
st. to house. JAMES CARROLL,
10. 2-0401. or Mr.. Austin, Sunday.
VT 1SET
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COlored-PoSSeSSion
COLORED.
71G TNT Cn n.

TIC EYE ST. NE.
Open Sunday 2 to 6
Lovely 6-rm. brick, newly decorated
throughout with good taste and
charm. Floors win be sanded and
polished. Full bsmt.. gas h.-w,h.,
gear gar. Easily financed.
AETNA REALTY CO.
1406 G st. NV. ME. 2454, Sun,
and ewes. AK lQ73
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North Woodbridge

06Z0 Z0CN 81. NE.
Detached brick with bedrooms; the
living rm. with real fireplace, spaci-
GUS dining room and modern kitch-
en-; 8 bedrooms (an large) and large
tiled bath on 2nd FIR. and / bedroom
on Bird fir.; knotty pine recreation
room. front porch; OIL h;-w.h:, oct;
to the best value in this area. Mr..
Murrill on premises.
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VACANT
STOP AND READ

SIg,75O
6-rm. semidetached brick;
3 fine bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
modern equipped kit; full basement,
&C. gas heat; storm doors and win
dows; fenced yard; $1,000 down.
Ii. 7-44l3.
ABSHER g. HENRY
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A SUPERIOR HOME

In RIVER IERKACE
OPEN SUM-, 81 PM.
300 34th ST. NE.
An exceptional home in excellent
condition, 20 It. wide and the
largest size built in this desirable
area: 8 lge. rooms. tiled bath. in
full bsmt.: oil heat; prewar built,
modern and attractive. See this
home at once. It Is definitely SUI
perior in every way. Reasonable
terms. Call MA. 9797 or LU. 4-3342.
Directions: Out Benning I'd. to 34th
st. ne, right to open sign and house.
Capital View Realty Co.
naa1torS OOS ~ " Ave
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$3.50

See this excel. 2-bedrm. home. Clean
as a pin and must be sold. Located
close to schools, stores, and trans..
at 15S 18th st. ne. Open sun, /
to 8. THOMPSON AND GRAY, Real
tors, 81. 6IOO. q
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OPEN SUN. 2-6 PM.

OPEN SUN, 90 Pm.
1882 S ST. Sc.
In pleasant Fairlawn, q very good
semidet. br. with liv. rm., dining
rm., kit, 2 nice bedrms. and bath.
an inviting rec. rn1., lovely yd. and
gid g1Tcnes. hes Price s1s'sSo. In splen-
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O040.
OPEN SUN, 90 PM.
1891 34th pl. s.e.--Attr. stone and
br... 3 yrs. old. 1st a. has liv. .rm.
with firepl., powder rm., lge. kit.
dining rm. and bedrm.: End a. has
2 lge. bedrms. and small rm., also
tile bath, rec. rm. 13x2S, with full
bath and shower and workshop, gas
a.-c. heat; house faces Fort Dupont
Park. To reach drive out Pa. ave.
to Branch ave. and turn left and
continue to M St, turn left on M
and continue on 34th ST., then right
one. blk. and left one blk. to house
A. "A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-004o.
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3 BEDROOMS
Choice brick house, s yrs. old: 8 rms.
nice porch and yd.: recr. rm. with
asphalt tile flr.: stove and refgr.
Owner will sacrifice. By appointment.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. SE LII 4-nn4n
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Z ROOMS, 2 BATHS

FOREST HEIGHTS
Open ! to 8; 200 Arapahoe dr.-Lge,
cor. .det. brick bungalow; 1st a.. 2
lse. bedrms., din. rm., kit, lge. liy.
2 lge. rooms and bath: storm win
dows, screens; lge. full bsmt., Oil
INV: h. This is Q real home, in an
excel. setting of fine homes. Lot
S0x125. Must be seen to appreciate
this f1ne value: CT and non-GI con-
past q. C. line, out s. Capitol st.
SCOTT SANDERS, 5121 Macarthur
blvd, OR. 567S.
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lockwood STREET
rnl., family size din. rrn., lge., equip.
kit. lge. incl. back porch: End f.,
3 lovely bedrms. and tiled bath with
incl. back porch. Full bsmt.. OUT
side entr. Lge. front porch. Det.
garage with alley in rear. Hot-water
heat. This house has been kept in
peri. cond. and Is spotless. A good
offer will buy this one.
peter j. hagan
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED-I1I7 3rd ST. S.W.-5-
rm. brick; $4,000, $500 cash, bal
ance $40 mo-
3I3 o st. s.w.-6-rm. and bath brick;
$3.50. $500 cash, $50 mo. THOS.
P. BROWN. fs15 4th st. s.w.
COLORED, $495 DOWN
BRICK-BATH, H.-W.H.
Lovely lge. 6-rm. brick in good Sec
tion; side hall private rms, nice
bath. hot-water heat, gas, elect;
hurry and call FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY. RE. 1881. AP. 1890.
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Michigan Park Hills
$40 14TH PLACE
Modern detached brick, 8 rms, col.
ored tile bath. bedrms., gas &C
heat, full basement with outside en-
trance; in nice condition through
out; priced less than $4,000. Tc
reach: Drive out Sargent I'd. ne. /
block past D. c. lire and turn right
on Jefferson st., block to 14th pl.,
turn left to our open sign. Mr.
Cassidy on premises.
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Michigan Park
q rFY@YY At Ar cyFy

1701 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
Detached corner brick home in an
unexcelled location; practically new;
vacant and ready for immediate oc.
cupancy; six spacious rooms; fea-
ored tiie bh baths f on md ar: I ras &C &C.
heat; basement floor finished In
Kentile; large screened porch;
kitchen equipped with electric range
and electric refg.; entire lot fenced;
many other extras included. You are
invited 70 make S. H oiier a on tn, TINS
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Michigan Park
1924 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Detached brick, entrance plan,
2 tiled baths on end fir.; living rm.
with fireplace, large dining room.
tiled kitchen with electric range:
beautiful knotty pine recreation
room, also extra bath in basement;
must be seen to be appreciated. Mr..
Newcomer on premises.
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1856 PA AVE 8 T.
1901 3Oth ST. Sc.

In a strictly residential, established
section. with quick access to down
town, churches, parochial and pub
lie schools: Cane Cod. detached, cor
ner home, with wide separation from
other houses: deep elevated lot: z
rooms and bath, new range and
refrigerator. Newly redecorated
throughout: full basement with Law
atory and laundry tubs. This house
is priced to allow for conversion of
present coal furnace to oil. LOUIS
Ma. 1863 or call Mr.. Gay, vi. 1868
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS
pet.. entr. hall. liv. rm., dining rm..
Kit, pantries. 1st mr.; 8 bedrms.
and bath, End fir; full bsmt. with
bath: oil h.-wh.: 2-car garage:
lot iOOx100. For Ice. family or one
seeking income.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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A. A. CAROZZA co.

Unusual Opportunity
Six lge. rms. with bath. new oak hrs.,
rage; on wide paved alley; house in
excel cond.; with gas furnace. Spe-
cial price for quick sale. Must have
$4,000 cash. Inspection by ap-
SITS. Conv. to everything. CAN Mr.
Castonguay. VI. 1850 or LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA.
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OO. VIUt
~~V OrD~
COLORED

At Rhode Island ave. nr. NORTH
CAPITOL. Lovely brick home with
front porch; hall entrance; 3 dble.
bedrms. and tile bath; large modern
basenient with iavatory; two rear
porches; gafage; gas h.-w.h. Price
S14,75O. Moderate terms. Call Mr..
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk. 4113. Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910
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MICHIGAN PARK

1911 18th st. n.e.-This most attrsc-
tive semidetched brick, with lge. iiy.
rnn:, open firepl.. fuli-size din. rrn..
inclosed rear heated porch on Ist
floor: 4 bedrms. and inclosed porch
on 2nd flr,: recr. rm.: oil h.-w.h.;
detached garage: storm windows
appt. Cali Mt. Curling, with r. q.
pUNNE: no. 0700: ewes. and Sun,
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Near Chillum area; any nonyeteran
can purchase this lovely semidet.
brick home by taking over 40 loan
payments approx. $40 including
modern kit; two spacious bed,
rooms and tiled bath upstairs; fun
basement with gas heat. Quick
possession.
PECK COMPANY, LA. 6-6666
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MICHIGAN PARK
5032 SARGENT RID.
Omen / to 6

Attrac. semidet. brick, containing lEe
on 1st fir.; 8 bedrms. and bath on
End mr.; full bsmt with toilet,
partly finished rec. rm., gas a.-c.
heat; beautiful yard, rock garden;
new-house cond.; price S14,95O.
terms. Directions: Go to 18th and
Michigan ave. ne. left on 18th
into Sargent I'd. and "open" sign.
r. s. BLACKSTONE, Realtors, ex-
Siusive agent, l016 18th st., Ma.
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18th 4 UPsHUR SIS. NE.
A fine. value In an eight room semi
4 bedrooms; priced for quick M sale Al
S15.500. To inspect cali Mr.. Peck,
LA. $1,000 or La. 6-90S5, ewes.
PECK COMPANY
361S 10TH at NE
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COLORED-A BARGAIN
500 Taylor st. Open 8 till 8. Agent
on premises. Cali VI. 1904 or LU.
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Referendum 10 Elect
City Attorney Wins
In Falls Church

Falls Church voters will elect
a city attorney for the first time
next June.
BY a vote Of 642 to 529, the
city's voters decided in a referen-
dunn yesterday to make that Office
elective. The present appointed
city attorney, LaRue Van Meter,
announced he would be a candi-
date in the election.
Representative Smith, Demo-
crat. carried the city by 29-
vote margin.
All three wards in the city
voted in favor of electing the
city attorney. Many supporters
Of the election method made no
secret Of the fact that they were
out to get Mr.. Van Meter, con.
tending he welded too much
power.
Mr.. Van Meter and his sup
porters. however, said appointment
Of the city attorney was an i'm.
portant phase of home rule, anc
was provided in most model char.
ters for cities the size of Fall.
Church.
Provision for yesterdays refer
endum was inserted in a new
Falls Church charter by the State
Legislature.
Mr.. Van Meter formerly served
in the dual capacity of city at
torney and commissioner of rev.
enue. He was defeated in an
election for the latter Office a year
ago by A. Burke Hertz.
In the congressional contest,
Falls Church gave Mr.. Smith
569 votes; Republican Tyrrell
Krum, 545. and Social-Democrat
Clarke T. Robb, %.
The constitutional amendment
to permit consolidation of school
districts carried Falls Church by
one of the narrowest margins in
the State-560 to 537. Some
Falls Church officials had said
they feared the Legislature could
use this amendment to merge
Falls Church and Fairfax County
into one school district. Falls
Church became a separate school
district only last year.
The constitutional amendment
to permit extra judges for large
cities was favored by a vote of
766 to 296. It will not affect
Falls Church.
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Arkansas Voting Down
Return Of Prohibition

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 8.-Arkan-
sas voters apparently have dashed
the hopes of prohibition advocates
of swinging this State from wet
to dry.
And Republicans were given
their biennial rebuff in the guber-
material race.
These were among results of
yesterdays general election on the
basis of returns from about half
of the States 2,258 precincts.
Gov. Sid McMath won easily
over his Republican opponent,
Jefferson w. Speck. Eight Demo-
cratic incumbents were unopposed
for one Senate and seven House
seats.
On the prohibition vote, returns
from 1890 precincts gave: 68.674
for and 98,465 against.
Evening star., 1950-11-08
Virginia House Races
Swept by Democrats
In Quiet Election

Virginians yesterday elected O
nine-member Democratic delega-
ton to the House Of Representa-
tives in an election which brought
out a small number of voters ex-
cept in areas where interest was
Quickened by local issues.
In five of the districts where
Democratic candidates were op-
posed, unofficial returns indicated
heavier majorities for the incum-
bents than were received two
years ago.
Holding the spotlight in an
otherwise colorless election were
local issues including proposals to
change county governments in
two counties and bond issues on
schools and sanitary and water
facilities.
In the 9th district, Representa-
tive Smith, dean of the Virginia
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candidate Tyrrell Krum over the
Democratic incumbent, Howard
w. Smith, and approved two
State constitutional amendments.
(Mr. Smith won elsewhere. how
ever.)
Mrs. Edmund Campbell, school
board chairman, said Arlington
schools face IAN extremely criti-
cal situation" next fall, and pre-
dicted that at least 5000 stu
dents in both high and elementary
schools will be placed on half
day sessions because of classroom
shortages. -.
Victory for Green.
She said she did not know
whether the board would prepare
another-possibly lower-bond is
sue proposal.
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AgH Seer's Crystal Ball Stays
Whole (Crock Is Only Slight

the Maryland upset, the Repub-
lican victory in Utah an the close
call of Senator McCarran in
Nevada.
II didn't make a special study
of Maryland and Utah." he ex-
planned. LAS for Nevada. be-
lieve the Republicans did not capi-
talize on the situation that led
me to believe they would win.
Similarly, in Colorado, the Demc-
Gratis did not capitalize on their
opportunity"
Explains Taft, Lucas Races.
The main causes of the downfall
of Senator Lucas and the victory
of Senator Taft were essentially
the same. although in reverse or
der, Mr.. Bean commented.
Senator Taft was running
against weak opponent, he said,
land Senator Lucas faced a strong,
resourceful, experienced candidate.
There were other factors, but I
believe those are the main ones"
Mr.. Bean, who lives at 3714
North Randolph street, Arlington,
has been with the Agriculture De-
partment since 1923. While his
delving into political trends is not
his lifework, neither is it mere
sideline or hobby.
Judges Future by Past.
He recently wrote book, 'The
Midterm Battle" explaining the
systematic studies that back up
his predictions. 1t predicted that
the Democrats would keep control
Of Congress this year, although by
the aforementioned reduced mar
gins. His system consists basically
of judging the future by the past,
along with close consideration for
national. international and local
factors in specific instances.
II don't claim 100 per cent pre-
dictions," he said today. But the
returns show that I did lay out
the general drift of things and
came to the correct central con-
clusion."
What about 1882" he was
asked. ......--
oh" he laughed, "you want
to put too much into one para
graph"
Evening star., 1950-11-08

Louis II. Bean, Agriculture De-
partment economist who forecast
President Truman's election in
l943. emerged a bit battered but
still unbeaten as political
prophet.
Less than three weeks ago he
predicted the Democrats would
keep control of both branches OF
Congress but the Republicans
would gain 25 or 80 House seats
and three or four in the Senate.
That's just about what hap
pened.
He batted $3.50 on his belief
voiced as long ago as August Is
that Senators Taft and Lucas
would lose. Senator Lucas, the
Democratic majority leader, did
Mr.. Bean started out wrong pre-
dieting defeat of Senators Nc
Mahon and Benton in Connect
cut but recovered recently by say
ing the Korean situation woulc
help the Connecticut situation fol
the Democrats.
But he put the prognosticating
finger on Senators Donnell o1
Missouri and Myers of Pennsyl-
vania, who were defeated. On the
other hand, he held incorrectly
that Maryland and Utah would be
"safe for the Democrats" Sen
|ators Tydings and Thomas went
down in those States. Oklahoma
also pre-listed in the Democratic
column by Mr.. Bean, stayed there
with the victory of Representative
Monroney for the Senate.
Seer Calm on Morning After.
In 1948 Mr.. Bean proved his
prowess as prophet not only
by going against the tide thai
was supposed to swamp Mr.. Tru-
man. but also in declaring that
the Truman popular vote woulc
be about 81 or SIS per cent. He
also said the Democrats woulc
capture about SIS per cent of the
House seats.
You would need calipers and {
divinfng rod to determine tn,
difference between those predic.
tions and the actual outcome.
Mr.. Bean took congratulations
calmly today. He said he had M
alibis. even for not anticipating