davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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COLORED. End ST.. near Jefferson.
Normandy type. THY built. liv. rm.,
fireplace, step-up din. Im.. kitchen
and breakfast room: 2nd floor: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. Recr. rm.. garage,
awnings and storm windows. New
house cond.. Terms. An opportunity
m K make SlSsss sTod S SYy ERF5NR1k Gs ME fsEps sER
CoLoREDi-isae HAMILTON 81.
N.W.-Det.: 8 rms. A steal ct 1895
down. ST. 3-4415, Ho. 2-7S27;
coLoRED-s7ss DowN--Near 7th
and Hamilton: full price S13 $50;
isSssl' sssh rseraston sEss a S ss sae
garage; terms like rent; vacant.
RA. 3-90II. MARSHALL j. wAPLE
,.o2 &c; 1G24 18th g, AD. J, .4s20o5. o
Attractive house. on prominent
corner, very accessible; For e
YOU YOU nT may ike 10 s locate To To inspect Mss
call OWNER at Tu. s-4s5s. 70
KENYON ST. nv.
Mod. home. easy to care for. Six
rms. and baths on 1st 2 floors
sep. apt. Of 2 rms. kit, bath on
3rd A.; auto. heat: all in tip-top
MRS: JACKSON. De. 2-1Ie3. II.
cOIORED--NEAR n. CAPITOL AND
ADAMS STS.--Six rms, that per-
mits . perfect arrallgement Of fur
niture. incl. heated porches. built
N gArage; only $i4.950. terms.
Sen MS JACKSON. d. S-1i63.
-. U-0cUS. 4V
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1852 r ST. Sc, white settled couple,
no children, to share my home as
companion, Ink. for semi-invalid
lady. No rent. LU. 1-3964. --S
WANTED--Refined, congenial middle
new home with another in Arling-
ton: 2 blks. from bus; excel. neigh
borhood; $15 wk. Call JE. 4-2526.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

NAVY FAMILY needs house with 81
or 4 bedrooms, basement. for about
500 mo. Box 1867. Star. 90
TkANSFEhRED TO d.. C:-Perma-
unfurn. house or apt, preferably
NV. near parochial school; couple
and daughters. ages and 10;I
best references. Rental, approxi-
mately $50. Box GOV. Star. 13"
four bedrm. houses urgently needed.
SIGLER & CO.. LO. 1888. LO.
5-4254. -S
PHYSICIAN wishes to rent unfurn.
house. Bethesda vicinity. OIL. 4-14O0,
Ext 34S1. -
WANTED houses for rent in Alexan-
dria and environs. Phone TIE. 6-7244
or TIE. 6-7344. AL BAKER q SON
INC. 116 8. st Asaph ST.. Alex. We.
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED
why pay RENTp

When for only $1,000 cash (iess
than 10Te Of sales price} and
mo mo P.smsnts e H;y,I. fer r. less than rent you
Of your landlord) this very low
home with BEDROOM AND FULL
BATH ON 1st FL. It Is situated on
. pretty, quiet, tree-lined street
near Walter Reed, Nativity and
other churches, schools, shopping
center, etc. 1st a. has 5 rms. and
full bath, bedrms. and full bath
on 2nd A.; fun hsmt., garage,
$500 SLocK K 81 soMERsET EHsnsTpia PL. NV IN
Weekdays call Ex., $751;, ewes
and sun. call IA. 9-663S. -
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CLEVELAND PARK
charming brick Colonial
In excellent condition. Three lge.
bedrms.. baths on End d. ENC
LISH-TYPE BASEMENT with huge
End liv. rm., powder rm. and ground
level entrance to garden designed
for outdoor entertaining; screened
porch, garage. new kitchen An area
Of comparable and more costly
homes; convenient to all schools.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
TOWN HOUSE
CT APPROVED
81 1905 DOWN, S94 A MO.
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA--Spacious
rooms. tastefully styled by George-
town decorator; 3 hedrms.. den, q
modern baths, 5 hreplaees; patio;
pvt. parking. In addition. there Is
. completely separate Groom, kit
and-hath, English-basement apt.
with its own pvt. entrances. The
income from this apt. will almost
meet your. monthly payments For
-p' JOSEPH KIEsKY
%. e-SS1a Oh. A-bk54
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WEST HYATTSVILLE
Sis

s bedrooms. 2-story brick. fun base-
ment. gas hot-water heat. nice lot.
Due to transfers out Of town. we have
located IN q subdivision operated as
q rental protect for the past 12
years.
These houses are well cared for, newly
decorated throughout including floors.
Convenient to stores, schools,
churches and transportation. You
will have nice neighbors as we have
always been selective with our
clients.
No More Than Three Children
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 8 BEDROOMS

Full Easements: fenced yards: good
cond.; reas. rent; conv. to schools.
shopping center, Fort Belvoir,
Pentagon. Only 20 min. to D. C.
For inspection. can so. 6-9100
week ends. call so. 5-7922.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
134 N. Kings Hwy, Alex, Va.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. s74s OH

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 374s oliver
home. Nice place for children. $500
mo: utils furn.. EN-. 2-4405. LIZ
N. ARL.-Det. brick; 2 bedrms.. liv.
Fenced id yard; ii' $I4o. Il kE. Es s-s5S4.
ALEXANDRIA - 2-bedrms.; knotty-
pine rec. rm., liv. rnn., din. rm., tile
bath, equip. kit. front porch. conv.
to new school, shops. Nicely furn.
ARINGT0S-s-bedrm.. Ri SiISSs aet. CO.
diebs I'd. $ff5S M mo. .SJ15 Ssh -. pa Gs4os4. sa
2O5 d ST. N.W.-1st-fi. front apt.
and 2nd-h. scar apt. Also entire 3rd
4. Very cheap rentals. RE. 1881;
TEMPLE HILLS, MD. - Beautifully
furnished house; 8 bedrms., lge. liv.
rm. with firepl.. exceptional furnish
ings incl. TV. Detached with nice
Mr. Gaieski. 10. 7-s2oo or Mr..
Echols, co. 5-0432 or UN. 4-231s.
NORTH CAPITOL AND CRITTRN-
DEN SITS. N.E.--2-bedrm. row brick
Nicely appointed. Ask to see So
Crittenden st. A good deal at $1OO.
SHANNON q LUCHs CO., 1908 H
72a ROXBORo RI. NV, near 7th
and Rtttenhouse sts.--6-room house
with full bsmt. and built-in garage.
Compl. furn.; $125 mo. CO. 5-6222.
BEST VALUE IN TOWN. 1s17 Rit-
tenhouse st. n.w.---6 rms, furn.,
unfurn. in same house; lease ali.
$50 per mo. Vacant. RA. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Aug. / to Nov.
ID, bedrms., 3 baths, shady porch
ana yd.; garage; auto. washer, dish
washer, disposal, etc.; oil heat,
Schools aE, 9sano 81 e9ny 94sss sus' shops; good
CHEVY CHASE vILIAGE-Nr. clubs;
lge. home and garden; available i'm
mediately; 1875 furn. SANDOZ,
INC. Dupont Circle. DU. 7-1234.
SILVER SPRING AND BETHESDA
We have. several very nice furnished
TraoMpsooN snti { GRAY. s74o Ju. 70 $500 slSs;
MASS. AVE. ExTENpED-Mod-'S ?
rms, 2 baths. garage, wooded lot;
Aug: Il $20O. OIL. 2-6900.
EMBASSY SECTION, 3629 Fulton st.
nv; s.Ga,,sl snsar Mass. N ayeJ. Avail. July I.
lge; library, garage; $275 mo. furn.
Call Mr.. Lavery with JOHN II.
MILLER. ir.. MA. S-2557. 10
Low RENT, S13S.50. 8 rms, bath. 0.
Vac. Vic. 18th and Columbia rd.
NV; nicely furn. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. Ma. $3.50; ewes, TU. 2-7195.
ARL., VA.-3 bedrms.: vegetable gar
den; July and Aug; $175. HOLLEY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy. KE.
sfLvER sPRING-Beaut.. furn.. q
bdrm. brick rambler. sep. din. rm.,
bsmt.. TV. ldry. lge. yd., immac.
ss99n9dd Must be seen to be apprec.;
THROUGH LABOR DAY, Beverly
Hills. Alex; adult bedrm., children's
bedrm.. liv.-din. rm.. washing equip,
kit. and bath, Lge. yard. swings: on
bus route to D. c.; nr. hospital,
churches and schools. XII. S-93S9, 8
to IL: after $50, IA. S-I959. %
CHEVY CHASE
4-BEDROOM HOUSE WITH Q BATHS
PLUS RECREATION ROOM AND
SHOWER IN BASEMENT. BEAUTI-
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RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with us and let us
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. 8-3106 It'll 8.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
HOUSES NEEDED, d. C.-MD.
UNFURN., S75 to $3.50
ERNEST H. LUNG, DI. 7-2221
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MOTET & T0R CAT.E

NM = G410 TIN 0f111G
Advice and consultation By exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
on best buys IN motels and sites.
gross income motel for $50. 600 cash
payment. balance easy payments.
Others $4,000 to $4,000 cash
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
EN-. 3-l22O, DAY OR NIGHT
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NEWcoMB SD Sc.

OF APPROVED: only z u YRS. % q: new.
house condition; beautifully land
scaped lot; Ice. rear porch: huge iiv.
rm. with firepl; kit. with dining
area. disfwasher; fun, bsnt.; very
conv. TO Boiling. et. Elizabeth and
NRL. CAL Mrs, Coz. Lu: 2.sl39,
OF 81. 3-7Soe. ATLAS REALTY co.
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5203 CHEVY CHASE PKWY.
Living rm., din. rim. kit. and den LIST
A.: bedrms., baths End A.: rec.
rm; S140. Key at 371S Jenifer st.
Dandy little home, 5 rms, front
porch and balcony: excellent value.
500. Key at 1855.
1921 H ST. Sc.
Brick, 6 rooms, bsn1t., S105.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcons. ]

SACRIFICE. Michigan PARK, 3-bedrm
brick: must rent or sell In 4 days
Can NAL, WINDHAM, RA. $1,000
BELIEVE IT OR NOT = $500
TOTAL PRICE Three rooms and
bath; refgr, gas heat. Ven. blinds:
on $3.50 ft. Of ground; nice To-
cation in D. C.. MORNINGSTAR
REAL ESTATE. WA. 7-S60s. l0s
35I8r 26th ST. N.E.-6 rms. anil.
oil h.-w.h., full lveble bsmt.:
$4,000; $1,000 cash. $50 monthly.
4sS interest on deferred payment.
NO DEALERS. o. W.. HAMMOND,
5 Hammond dr.. Clarksburg, Md.
--10
eO2O TAYLOR ST. Me- rms,
s.ats, si fs ssad SSt sSdc siTsalssinf ssss sSo 81
monthly, AZ interest on deferred
payments. Discount for all cash.
6Se. NO DEALERS. O. W.. HAM
MOND, 5 Hammond dr.. Clarks-
burg. Md. 10
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INCOME PROPERTY
242O PENNA. AVE.

Three-story brick bldg; 3 large
rooms. 2 Kitchens "a baths; full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; suitable for Of
fices or apts.: reasonably priced.
Call Mr.. (Dobbs) DobroWolski.
CAMPANELLA q CO.
TX. Sails Ewes. Ju. 5-So66
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DON'T MISS

Seeing our available rentals before
you choose one. We list only the
nicer properties. Specializing In
Virginia rental homes gives our
firm Q choice of the finer proper
ties at reasonable prices.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
113 w. Broad Street
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JE. 2-262O JE.2-2622
--16
COLORED-PETWORTH, nr. Ga. ave.
sos Delafleld pl. n.w.-6 Ice. rms,
2 inclosed porches, bsmt., fenced
lot. S115 mo. THACKER REALTY,
ST. 3-7l39: DE. 2-62T0. Ill
C0LORED-5-RM. HOUSE for rent;
close to transp.; $50 month. Call
NO. 1881.
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NEWLY REDECORATED
M. Chevy Chase Circle; i bedrooms,
IA baths; available immediately:
Nr. Rock Greek Park: town house: 8
bedrooms, baths; available i'm
CALL EN-. S-S400 OR OIL. 4-1s52
METZLER, REALTOR
5022 CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE.
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Ir Administration Church

M. AnnunclatlOn Church
at the top Of Mass. ave. hill.
just west Of wisconsin ave. Quiet
square; free of traffic; SAFE FOR
CHILDREN. A most comfortable,
cheerful. 4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH
semidetached brick home. Stairs to
Bird floor room; modern kitchen;
finished room and bath In basement;
2-car built-in garage. just redec-
Grated. VACANT. Priced at 500, 500.
CALL MR.. TILLER. EN-. 2-2341,
evenings. THQS. J. FISHER q CO..
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RIGGS PARK
73s KENNEDY ST. NE.
See this. lovely house with full
ern kitchen. s bedrooms. tile bath,
on nice level lot. Only S115 mo.
To see. call
ALDON PROPERTIES, INC.
Ma. 8-5740
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Bedrm., Full Bath ast Fl.
1900 Block Somerset Pl. NV.
ONLY $4,000 CASH

Balance on mo. payments less than
rent buys this lovely det. Cape Cod
tree-lined street in this exclusive
neighborhood 1st Il. has rms.
and full bath, 2 bedrms. and full
bath on 2nd a.; full bsmt.; garage:
porches; beaut. landscaping, etc.
Owner moving. has reduced price
sale. weekdays call EX. 3-1811:
ewes. and week ends. call ia. 9-653S.
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$500 DOWN

Self Service Grocery, NV.
Owner quotes 81 900 wkly.: hrs, :
to z, closed Suns; flxtures and
stock worth much more than 1850
(asking price,. Exclusive. Ewes,
Sam Blanken. Ia. a-0995.
KOGOD q BOOKOFF
6S1 : st. NV. Ma. s-937a
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$500 Quesada st. NV.
All brick. detached home. 8 lge. bed
rms; and 2 baths. full attic with
heat; liy: rm., din. rm., kit. powder
rm. on 1st H.; lge. screened porch,
gas h.; drs. from Blessed Sacra-
rnent School and Church; 11a blks.
from Lafayette Sch. This house will
be available Sept1. For inspection;
call OIL. 4-2113. Direct from owner
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
4-BEDROOM HOUSE WITH Q BATHS
PLUS RECREATION ROOM AND
SHOWER IN BASEMENT. BEAUTI-
FULLY FURNISHED. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, WO. $4,000. -
10th AT PARK RD. NV.
furnished. Library on 2nd floor
Elec. range, lge. new refrg., washer
and ironer. Exhaust fans, ultramod-
ern baths. Nice fenced rear garden.
Gas heat. Near schools. shopping
and transp. Owner out of country.
Lease. 5000. EN-. 2-0431. %
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Best Buy in NV.

Nr. 4th and Kennedy SITS.
arranged 6-rm. quality
home; reception hall, liv. rm., din.
rm.. sun parlor and kit: 2nd floor.
3 bedrms., kit. and bath: full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., outside entrance: knotty-
pine recreation rm.. and knotty-
rm.: alum. tile bath with shower;
det. garage: features too numerous
to mention: could be used for 2
families. Priced right: moderate
down payment.
CAMPANEILA g. CO.
Elk. 3-4113 Eyes,, 10. S-9173
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nQCTORS

just OF Conn. ave.; prominent street,
most accessible, Ground fioor level
ONCE and TILED TREATMENT
ROOMS. Spacious quarters above.
VACANT. Now offered at q most
reasonable price. To inspect CALL
MR.. TERMS, DE. 2-7745, evenings.
THoS, J. FISHER & CO., INC. DI.
Evening star., 1954-07-08

N<NtAsSEkGfAt--EEI
BARGAINI BARGAINl BARGAINt
Have you been looking for the best
buy In Petworth? Then you can
stop looking and call me to see this
20-ft. semidetached brick, 6 rms.
gas h.-w.h.; only $4,000 s with ISL. 81.
000 down. NE S-4653; eyes,. Oh.
FuLToosN r. GORDON. JR., CO. g
COLORED
FOR SALE RY OWNER
Mr.. 7th AND GALLATIN ST. NV.
immaculate row brick with 8 rms.
and " baths. (Den and 4 bedrms.
Colonial front porch, semirec. rni.,
laundry rIa., gas h,-w.h., 2-car det.
garaRe. OIL. A-4n74. 20
COLORED-ROCK CREEK CHURCH
RID. near Park pl. n.w.--Semidet
brick; bedrms., beautiful liy. and
din: rms, parQuet floors, ultra
modern kit, pantry: kit. and toilet
in hSnlt.: gas hot-water heat, ,Asking
only $4,000 with $1,000 down.
400 block 9TH st. n.w.-2O-ft. row
brick. kits, rec. rm. and toilet:
front and rear porches; spotless
throughout; asking $l4,95O on your
terms. Call PORTER REAL ESTATE
ONCE. La 6-SS00 or res, Ii. 3-S995.
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BETHESDA-4-bedrm.. 2-bath mod
ern brick Colonial; priced at S23.- =
300. One bedroom and bath on
fhrst f.. 3 bedrms; and bath on End
wooded lot (IOOxI6Oj; assume al
loan. Owner leaving city immedi-
ately: ewes, cafi7 OIL. 4-O67O. SAM.
UEL e. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. $1,000.
Evening star., 1954-07-08
BEAUTIFUL,

LARCHMONT REALTY
JE. 5000 Eyes, JE. 4-O97s
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CLEVELAND PARK
GEORGETOWN
Rare OnnnrtIlnitV
KAIORAMA AREA

SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 2-0730 DE. 2-5e6t
Evening star., 1954-07-08

-. CoLORED-UPPER NV.
$3.50 DoWn-Front Porch
Beautiful arm. brick home; fun
bsnlt., gas heat. shiny hardwood
floors. large yard. 800 tblk, of CAL
latin St; spotlesslv clean; won't last
with this low down payment. For
details, Mr.. Barr, ewes. NO. 7-65S1.
bLlTz q GO. ma. s-6ss7
Evening star., 1954-07-08

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-S27. 600
This spacious center-entrance brick
Colonial. blocks from Lafayette
school lge. liv, rm.. din. rm., den.
powder rm., lge. kit. with table
space. screened porch. garage: 2nd
a., bedrms., pa baths. This home
Is well worth seeing. AL condition.
REALTY. EN-. 2-2326 til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-07-08

147s CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Ground- "A.
apt: 3 rms, kit. and bath; ami;
excel. cond.; rent for only S64 81.
1898 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
1st 4; B rms. kit. and bath: ami;
RE. 7-2537 OR RA. 6-1101
Evening star., 1954-01-14
SHAVING NEEDS

Williams Instant LatheF, 6M OF. ---79c
BeRex BrushIess Cream, 5 ounces -53e
BuFma-Shave, 14-ounee jar ------97c
PaImoIive Brushes Cream, 5 OF. --53e
Colgate Rapid Shave Bomb ------ 79c
Rise Push Button Shave Cream, 6 OF. 69c
Mennen Skin Balm, 21s ounces ---53c
ATTENTION.: Certain toilet bfold
ETC. and jewelry subject Internal
Revenue Act effective April 1874 Alarm clocks
at not han $500 and watches retailing
than S6oOc subject to 10% tax; all others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
lonstonEne BroMn-
Syrio, Egypt Turmoil Onninous
Hand OF krenlln Seen in Middle East Outbreaks
Involving Leoders with friendship for West
Constantine Brown

In the midst Of the passing,
but for the time being violent.
political tempest In Washing
ton. the dramatic changes In
Egypt and Syria may be over
looked.
Yet the Developments in far
away Cairo and Damascus are
far more ominous in the light
Of the Kremlin's attempts to
throw a monkey wrench into
everything possible.
Two days before Egypt's
Gen. Mohamed Naguib, was
temporarily ousted. the Egyp-
tian minister of war stated
publicly that his country in
tended to recognize shortly the
Peiping and East Gerlin Com
munist government. There are
reasons to believe that Ma
guib'S determined anti Com.
munist policy was one Of the
contributing factors In his de.
crease in power.
Naguib is a strong Egyptian
nationalist but at the same
time a convinced advocate Of
the closest possible relations
between his country and the
free Western world. In q long
talk with Secretary of State
Dulles last year he pointed out
that Britain and America
would gain enormously If the
former agreed to yield to the
Egyptian nationalist demands
which he considered moderate.
Naguib also told Americans
who visited him that his great
est headache was the con.
tinued infiltration Of the Com
munists under the guise of
nationalist into the. ranks Of
his followers. He recited cnap-
ter and verse on the doings
OF the Soviet Embassy in
Cairo and hoped that Britain
would speed UP the solution Of
the Suez Canal problem to per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01

creased personal exemptions.
He says the administration in
tends to stand on its tax pro-
gram submitted by Gen. Eisen-
hover.
Behind this firm facade,
however, Treasury experts and
Republican congressional lead
ers are nonetheless busy. They
need two things-time to fig
ure out an alternative course
and elbow room" for addi-
tional tax relief.
To give more time, and al
low for a speech to the Nation
BY the President. the House
Republican leadership is ex-
pected to delay submission of
the comprehensive bill revis-
Ing internal revenue law. The
Ways and Means Committee
hopes to have this long, te-
dious job done by the middle
or latter part Of this week. But
1t may hold it OF the floor for
several days thereafter. It
Is at the end Of consideration
Of this measure that Demo-
Gratis make their move, which
is to seek recommital of the
bill with instructions to bring
1t hack to the House with the
increase OF personal exemp-
tions from 5000 to $700.
For "elbow ROOM" admin
istration leaders are talking
Of pushing through Congress
quickly q resolution to extend
excise taxes on liquor. ciga-
rettes. gasoline. oil. autono-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Once jailed Red Leads
Field in French Election

VERSAILLES, France, Mar. 1.
"A Jailed Communist edi.
tor was high man yesterday in
a parliament election in Paris
suburbs. Because none of the Is
candidates polled a majority. a
run-off vote will be held Sum-
day.
Andre Still. editor of the Com
munist Party organ L'Humanite,
ran first with 97,873 votes-38.6
per cent-in the voting to re-
place a deceased Gaullist deputy.
Andre Diethelm, in the Seine.
et-Oise department.
The anti-Red candidates were
expected to unite behind one
of their number to beat back
the Communist threat next
Sunday.
Mrs. Germaine Peyroles. of
the Catholic Popular Republic
can Movement ran second with
29,010 votes.
Still was arrested last summer
on charge of plotting against
the French state but later was
released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
The 9. O. P. and Sound Money
Keeping Up Confidence in U. S. Dollar Held More Nitu
To Republicans Than Victory in Fall Election

the tax saving to the $1,000
man would be less than six
dollars q week. It would appear
on its face to be good vote
getting program but 1t ignores
the resentment Of the other
taxpayerS--some 80 million
who would feel Disseminated
against because they would be
expected to pay the whole
burden Of the income tax. Why
shouldn't every citizen pay at
least one to six dollars a week
in taxes to support the Gov
eminent. and especially for
national defense?
There Is no advantage in a
tax exemption II an individual
has no earnings because Of
continued unemployment. The
theory that, by increasing the
tax exemptions, a business re-
vival win thereby be produced.
has been proved false, All dur
ing the 1930's the New Deal
tried the same formula. It
sought to increase purchasing
power by WPA "leaf-raking"
projects. The expenditure Of
Government money temporar-
lily helped the sale Of some
consumer goods but 1t didn't
create lasting Jobs. Even by
1889, when World War II broke
out. there were still 8 million
persons unemployed-a cut of
only 3 million from the 1893
average. It took a war to bring
jobs. Full employment came
only when armament-heavy
industry-waS stimulated.
Nobody wants q war and
America ought to be able to
achieve q sound economy with
out q war. The Treasury has
proposed tax-revision plan to
Congress which will stimulate
heavy industries by encour-
aging capital investment in
new plants and equipment, so
as to replace WORKOUT tools.
Such a program would bring
prices down and cause the dol
lar to buy more. At the same
time more and more jobs for
the unemployed would be Gre
ated by industrial expansion.
There's a sound and an I'M
sound way to handle the tax
program. One leads to a strong
and healthy economy and the
other leads to panic and disas-
ter. It's q choice between pol
itical cowardice and political
courage.
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NIT him to add luster to his
name and handle the Commu-
mist problem in the way he
wanted.
The warnings by Naguib
were not taken too literally-1n
London where some members
Of the foreign Office and Prime
Minister'S personal encourage
described the Egyptian leader
as making a mountain out Of
molehills to further his own
detectives regarding the pres
sence Of the British along the
Suez Canal.
At the same time the Com
munist movement which has
made deep inroads in the
ranks Of the younger officers
In the army, the students and
q number Of ullemas (Moham-
medan clergy continues its
progress. AS ip other Oriental
countries Marxist teachings
are being overlooked. Instead,
fanatical nationalism is being
preached together with the
creed Of division of property
among the overwhelming ma
jority Of have nots." To this
is added a campaign Of hatred
against the West which Is be-
ing described as imperialistic
and denounced as the cause
OF the sufferings and hard
ships Of the millions Of "un-
derprivileged."
The Soviet Ambassador and
nearly 100 members Of his i'm
mediate staff do not wear kid
gloves as the Western diplo-
mats. They do not confine
their relationships to official
Egypt. Instead they keep in
constant touch with the grow
Ing underground and manipu-
late political conditions by
promises of unlimited support
and also heavy gold expendi-
lures in quarters where they
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He keeps Of the country where Congress get
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