Evening star. [volume], April 26, 1947, Page B-6, Image 16

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Senator George Calls
Broadcast Praising
Wallace Untimely
Senator George, Democrat of
Georgia yesterday criticised the
state Department for an overseas
broadcast which he termed "lauda
tory' of Henry A. Wallace.
The untimellness of such a broad
cast certainly should have been ob
vious to any child of 10 years," he
?aid. citing Mr. Wallace's criticism
in Europe of President Truman's
anti-Communist program to aid
Greece and Turkey.
I wonder If the State Department
knows if its right hand knows what
its left hand is doing," Senator
George added.
Under Secretary of 8tate Acheson
declined comment, saying he had not
read the transcript of the broadcast,
made on April 23.
ι ranscnpi made Public.
State Department officials later
made public a transcript which in
cluded a review of the book, "The
Wallaces of Iowa," broadcast in a
Germaft-language program.
Among other things, the broadcast
said:
"Throughout the history of this
family there runs like a red thread
the eternal struggle lor an improve
ment in the situation of the Ameri
can farmer."
The reviewer said achievements
of the Wallaces were "considerable"
when they dealt with agricultural
problems, but "when they t/med to
other problems, the success was
dubious." The review continued:
"Henry A. Wallace, as everybody
knows both insider and outside of
the United States, has enough of
the rebel in him to throw the world
into a turmoil once in a while."
Recorded on April 1.
The State Department issued a
memorandum stressing that the
script of the broadcast was prepared
before Mr. Wallace left for his Eu
ropean tour, which has stirred up
an international furore.
The memo said:
"The review was recorded- on
April 1 to be sent both to Austria
and Germany for later broadcast
there. This is standard service.
In Germany, the "Magazine of the
Air" is co-ordinated with direct
transmission from New York. Thus,
the program must be set here sev
eral weeks in advance to allow
time for the platters to arrive there.
When the script was prepared in
this office, Mr. Wallace had not left
for Europe. This also was true of
the Australian broadcast from this
office."
Acheson Denies Story
He Will Retire Soon
Undersecrtary of State Acheson
doesn't think there is any "immi
nent" chance of fulfilling his desire
to return to private law practice.
He was questioned at a news con
ference yesterday about reports on
Capitol Hill that he might resign
soon and be replaced by Robert
Lovett, former Assistant Secretary
of War.
He admitted that for the past
two years he has wanted to get out
of the State Department and return
to private law practice. However,
he saw no imminent chance of do
ing so.
Fresh difficulties with Yugoslavia
over two old points of contention
were disclosed by Mr. Acheson. He
revealed that:
1. The United States has sent a
new note asking Marshal Tito's gov
ernment to release nine war-wrecked
Italian ships, including the 51,000
ton liner Rex, which the Yugoslavs
claim as war prizes. The note also
calls upon the Belgrade government
to invalidate a reported sale of the
wrecks to the Ciechoslovakian
Skoda arms plant.
2. Yugoslavia has asked the re
turn of Yugoslav nationals held in
Italy, whom the Belgrade regime
calls "Quislings," but has rejected
conditions set by the United States
end Britain, contending only Yugo
slavia is competent to judge the
guilt of its nationals.
Wiltkie Named Head
Of World Τ rade Group
Fred H. Willkie, brother of the
late Republican presidential candi
date, Wendell Willkie. today was
named chairman of the board of the
International Trade Association,
which has its headquarter· in the
Munsey Building.
Mr. Willkie, who is executive vice
president for production of the
Joseph E. Seagram Sons and Asso
ciated Companies, succeeds former
Aaron L. Ford. The ITA, Mr. Will
kie said, win provide a common in
ternational meeting ground for
American firms of all kinds which
desire to enter into world trade.
Lewis
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creased financial stability" to build
ers.
Government incentives to builders
of rental projects include:
1. A reduced monthly amortization
payment rate.
2. Higher rate of depreciation per
mitted during early yews of opera
tion, allowing a more rapid write-off
of the investment, reduction in
tax payments and a larger net re
turn from earnings.
3. Reduction of amount of working
capital depoeit from at least 3 per
cent to per cent of the original
principal amount of the mortgage.
4. Possible readjustment of mort
gage terms, if necessary in the future
to enable projects built under pres
ent higher-cost conditions "to main
tain their competitive market posi
tion and afford protection against
decreased earnings."
5. Relaxation of former minimum
property requirements to permit
FHA staffs to accept other plans so
long as they will provide "struc
turally sound and well-designed
projects with continuing rental ap
peal."
Bill Asks Tax Exemption
For Reserve Officers Unit
Tax exemption for the Washing
ton headquarters of the Reserve
Officers' Association of the United
States was proposed yesterday in a
bill introduced by Senator Spark
man, Democrat, of Alabama, a
member of the Senate District
Committee.
The measure covers property of
the association at 2517 Connecticut
avenue N.W., which includes a
three-story building. The associa
tion recently sought tax exemption
at the District Building' and when
this action failed, sought legislation.
LUMBER
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MM········» Foot
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AT. 1*00
TRULY MODERN
OF EN I TO β F.M. SUNDAY
NEAR SPRING VALLEY SHOPPING AREA
See this beautiful modern β-room home. Large living room and
dining room combination. Large picture window overlooking
wooded area from living room. De luxe kitchen with breakfast
nook. Also first-floor powder room. Second floor: 3 bedrooms,
ultra-modern dual bath. Entire house has parquet flooring.
Basement has fireplace and large picture window—can be made
Into splendid playroom.
PRICED TO SELL, $21,000
To reach: Out Mass. Ave. bevoni Word Circle
to iTth St., left one block to oven sign.
F. A. TWEED CO.
5504 Conn. Avt. N.W. EM. 1290 ι
SILVER SPRING
New Homes For Veterans
I Price $11,500
Only 7 Left to Choose From
To roach: Out Colosrillt M. to four Corners, right on Old
Bladonsburg M» 3 blocks, left on Williamsburg Dr. to Homes.
1 LAWRENCE V. LUTES
Realtor
Β Silver Spring
SL. 4223 . SH. 3430
Hill
DEEP SHADY YARD
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5526 Oakmont Avenue—Bethesda
Convenient to schools, transportation. Suburban Hospital, and Naval
Medical Center. Owner leaving country wishes to sell this almost'new
brick home. There are 3 bedrooms, first floor la va to 17, Bryant (U
furnace, built-in (irate, spacious screened porch and sun deck. The
basement opens on a yard 157 ft. deep. Moderate cash payment required
above existing first trust of S15.0M, 4%, 20 years requiring monthly
payment of $110.07 including principal, Intereat, taxes and insurance.
To Reaçh Out W(«con«tn Ave. to Bank of Bethesda, left
on Old Georgetown Road, ρast suburban Hospital to Oak
mont Ave, (opposite Cedar Lane), left to oven house.
MARSTELLER, McCABE & Co., INC.
WO. 1966 * · Eves, OR. 4331
Open Sunday, 1 to 5 P.M.
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6404 Queen's Chapel Road
(University Park)
Delightful Colonial Home
* ·
The setting is a beautiful lot with stately trees . . . 180-ft front
by 150-ft. depth. This lovely center-hall home with large front
porch . . . reception halls, has living room 30-ft. by 15*^-ft. with
fireplace . . . large dining room, modern kitchen . . pantry . . .
guest closets . . . and half bath. There is a small 2nd floor porch
... 4 nioe bedrooms . . 3 baths ... oil heat and a detached
garage
Mr. Ε. H. Ruark on Premises
(Evenings and Sunday, SH. 4436)
Fidelity Investment Co.
Realtort
1I0S Ε St. N.W. Ν A. 2431
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NEW HOMES
DOWN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $995
Easy monthly payments—Sample Home»
802 Xenia St. S.E. — 874 Yuma St. S.E.
Semi-detached brick, 3 nice size bedrooms, modern tile bath,
air-conditioned heat, full basement, deep level lots, situated
on one of Washington's highest points.
Open for Inspection Saturday & Sunday, 1 to 6 P.M.
To reach: Proceed, over 11th Street S.E. Bridge, continue cm
N-.chols Avenue S.E. to Atlanic Street S.E., then left to top of
hill, left again to Sth and Xenia Streets SJS. and to sample homes.
W. J. MONTICONE
Exclusive Aient
1211 I Street N.W.
NA. 2265—WO. 7752-—AD. 3542
New Homes Now Available
«8,950 to «10,250
Automatic oil heat,
hardwood floors, re
frigerator, range, cab
inets; up to half-acre
of ground!
Drive out Columbia Pike
(in Virginia) to Baileys
Cross Roads, continue
on the Dike IV*> mi.,
turn left at Pincrest
tiff η to vrovertv.
Salesmen on vrovertv.
J to S p.m. Sunday.
Eaay Terms
Low as
$500 Down
- - ;
General
Industries, Inc.
1109 Jeff Davis
. Highway
(U. 8. Ne. I) Arltnr
ΓΗΕ WEEK"
10111 Connecticut Avenue
Beoutifully constructed oil-brick horn* on large lof. Features full-sized
rooms throughout. Living rm. with fireplace end porch, dining rm., den,
kitchen, breakfast rm. and powder rm. on 1st floor. Three bedrms. and both
an 2nd floor. Full basement with finished rec. rm., furnaci rm., storage
closet and garage; gas a.-c.h. A home situated in a lovely neighborhood
that you may move right into.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TILL 6 P.M.
To Reach: Out Conn. Ave. extended to our 'Open" titn.
FEATURED TODAY ON RADIO STATION WASH-FM FROM 5:15 to 5:30
WORTHIXGTON REALTY
8427 Georgia Ave. ixclutivt Agent SLigo 3700
If no answer call SHepherd 1913
40 ACRE FARM ESTATE
ΝËARBY MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
PRICE $40,000—TERMS
POSSESSION AT ONCE
Beautiful 80-ft-wide rambling center-hall Colonial "house
in brand-new condition: β extremely large rooms with 2
tile baths (one on first floor); nice modern kitchen; hot
water heating plant; attractive 5-room guest house, large
barn, granary with garage in center and shop on 2nd
floor, garden house, 4 large poultry houses, 5 small field
stock houses, spring house, 3-acre orchard with approxi
mately S-acre apple orchard. 2-acre lawn, towering oaks;
surrounded and in path of most desirable subdivisions;
2500-feet-long field ideal as aircraft landing field. Con
venient to Silver Spring and University of Maryland, Naval
Ordnance, also Laurel and Beltsvllle.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 to S P.M.
TO ItKACH: From Georgia Ave. drive north on Coleiville &d. to
Brown'i Corner fit.I mi.), turn ritht U.t mi J, rtfht (VI mi.), to
the Oak Spring Farms in SpenctrciUt, Montgomery Count».
Ο. B. ZANTZINGER. Jr., Real Estate
5815 Baltimore Avenue, Riverdale
WA. 3982 HO. 0043 WA.
Bethetda, Maryland—Only $19,500
5603 Roosevelt Street
Artroclive ultra-modern home. Two-story brick. First floor,
lorgf dcuble living room with fireplace, dining room, fully
equipped kitchen, powder room, open terrace off of dining
room. Attached garage. Second floor, > bedrooms, bath with
shower. Open sun deck, gos A.-C. heat. Beautiful wooded lot
124 by 150, lorge trees and well landscaped. See this heme
todoy. Reasonable terms. Early possession.
Open Saturday and Sunday t to β P.M.
Direction»: Out Wisconsin Ace. to thé Bank ot Bethesda. turn left on
Old Georgetown Road eight blocks to Roosevelt Street, (am left on
Roosevelt Street tonr blocks to home and sien.
7715 Wis. A»e. J. G " UyH l/F ί WL 7600
Bethe.d·, Md. Xw/ Γ/ΑΛ"· Wl· 4β43
Exclu»!?· Attn
Suburban
Horn· in
East Pints,
*Md.
5722 64th Avenue
Large lot—61 -ft. frontage . . . 110-ft. depth
well ballt 1V4 story . . . insulated. 3 bedrooms
. . . bath . . . living room . . . kitchen with gas
stove, refrigerator, gas heat.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Open Sunday—Noon Until Dutk
Walker & Dun lop Inc.
ΙίβΟ 15th St. N.W. District 0Î22
Evenings EM. 8654
TO MACH:—
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Pinet.
BEAUTIFUL MILLER-BUILT HOME
SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR PRESENT OWNER
4850 SEDGWICK STREET N.W.
Open Sunday 11 to 5:30
For the small family who is seeking
home comfort, quality and environment.
Charmingly decorated and expertly planned; this stone and brick
home contains 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, well planned clubroom,
attractive living room, dining room, well equipped kitchen and
screened porch; situated on a lovely level lot clos* to Mass. Ave.
Shopping Center ond transportation.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
To Reach: Out ftassachuittti Ave. to \9th
St.. turn left to seiewick, then left to iSSO.
w. ς AND A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Bui liters uni Developers ot Wesley Height) nnrt Serine Valln
4830 Mass. Ave. N.W. - OR. 4464
UV£ "tt/ÎT-FREE "
• (after down payment)
LEARN HOW! SELLING FAST!
Exhibit Hom« Beautifully Furnished
1707 Harvard Street N.W., Mt. Pleasant
One Block West of 16th ond Columbia Rood
(Overlooking Rock Creek Pork)
Within 2 Blocks of all Churches
Price, $12,950—$5,450 Cash
Bolanet, J56.25 Month
These beautiful home· offer you the
ient in-town location in the city! All brick, modern,
practically new. Only S years old; 5 bright rooms {mod
ern kitchen) a.-e. heat. BuiH with an English base
ment that has a private entrance, separated from the
rest of the house and so arranged that you can finish
additional living quarters. Plumbing for bath, etc.,
already roughed In. This space alone should rent for
at least S56.25 per month!
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Salesman en ireniMI Dally, I laalar. 10-7.
Shapiro
"Bur Word far the Best in Homes end HomesHes"
Since 1919
911 15Hi St. N.W.
Ml. 1717
GLEN MANOR
OPEN SUNDAY ΑΙΑ BAY
ANOTHER SCOOP WITH
ARLM6T0N REALTY
Veterm»»9 Hemes In Arlington County
These homes are comparable to or better than-pre·
war construction. All brick, copper plumbing, living
room with fireplace, nice kitchen, 2 bedrooms and tiled
bath on 1st floor.JFttll basement, outside entrance; stairs
to floored attic (or expansion.
VETERANS SHOULD HAVE $900 CASH, BALANCE
FINANCING USING G. I. PRIVILEGE. FOR NON
VETERANS, AND IN THE SAME GROUP OF
HOMES, YOU CAN EXERCISE YOUR FHA
PRIVILEGE AND BUY A SIMILAR HOME.
To all people, veterans or non-veterans, spend the
best years of your life living in a new, modern home.
To Reach: Drive aerott lith St Bride* and out Columbia Pike to
intersection of Glebe Road and follow ARLINGTON RSALTY ARROWS
, lo e«r "Oven" tifn and thit tramp and meet our reprceentativet.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2204 Wilson Blvd. Exclusive Afntt GL. 1900—OX. 4123
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
SmoU farm containing 25 acres—half-cleared land, balance in wood
land. Improved'with · modern 6-room, I -bath frame house, all·
•lactric kitchen, living room wiHi fireplace, t it-floor bedroom and
bath. Outbuildings incladc smoke liause, barn, chicken house, etc.
* Spring-fed stream trovers·» property. This vary attractive small farm
meet reasonably priced at *
$12,000
AGENT ON PREMISES TODAY AND SUNDAT
To Reach: Drive through Hotkville and Darnestnwn to Portes
viHe, ritht V4 mile to properti. 2S milet from D. C. line.
JAS. J. HOOPER & CO.
Exclusive aient
2601 Conn. Are. ~ DU. 1700
WOODSIDE FOREST
SILVER SPRING* MD.
1527 LIVE OAK DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6
A detached Colonial brick on on unusually beautiful wooded lot 95
feet in width in this exclusive section of Silver Spring. Center-hell
plan, 6 roams, den and 2 baths. Also 2 finished rooms in the attic.
Modern throughout of course. Flogstone terrace with open outdoor
replace. Garage attoched to house by inclosed passageway.
OWNER LEAVING CITY—POSSESSION WITH TITLE
lenks Murray on Premise·—Hem* Phone, S Li go SI 14
Tt Reach: Out Georgia Ave. le Columbia Blvd. (Montgom
ery Hills Shopping Center), tern right 2 blocks to home.
|Shannon & luchS|
Realtors
EXCLUSIVE
1505 H St. N.W. NA. 2345
Open Sunday 10 to β PM.
Daily 12 to 5
Washington's nribst satisfied hem· buyers are located in this new
and Inviting suburban development. Every asking feature H
Included In addition to the many surrounding leys of living . . .
public parks, playgrounds, riding, tennis, golf, etc. SELECT
YOUR HOME TODAY!
• Spacious gronnds. · 2 Med baths.
• Living rm. with fireplace · Ample closets.
Dining reeji. · Garage with driveway.
Da Lu» 6f kferk*. wM>
De Laxe GE kitchen with
stova, refgr., ante, dish·
F.n
washer and garbage Λ· · Ι*Ί»ηι waeh tube.
φο*»Ι. · 3 charming biJiimw.
WE GUARANTEE AN ENJOYABLE INSPECTION
TOUR WILL BE YOURS!
DIRECTIONS: Te rteeh tie Co»·. Ave—Drive eut Cou», ivr te lui
We ft Kitkwe f, turn right I mile to Mnek Creek forest Pacta* Bert-*"*
Kithwrnr- Tie lit» St. Jeu eirrte et end ef llth St. mlfmi to ft·
tut KflMr, turn left I mOe to Meek Creek Toreti.
ImWMsmmm * Ca
Samnei Kg, Builder and Develepnr
1415 Κ Street N.W. MEtrof>olHan 5400
feAington'i Complete Reed Estate f-rTffwfin
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