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Cheverly, Md.
' Open Sot. and Sun., 1-Dark
i
I Just finished—2-story brick—1 Vi
■ boths, full screened side porch, 3
; large bedrooms, stoirwoy to ottic;
l future recreotion room; quolity
construction throughout; on lorge
i lot; Vi block from bus, schools,
! shopping. First street from town
! entronce to right ond sign—3416
| Belleview Ave. Owner - Builder.,
| TA. 7783.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN., 2-7
Direct from Owner
Immediate Possession
4012 14th St. N.W.
Six room and bath brick; gas
h.-w.h., instant hot water;
Hardwood floors; recreation
room in basement with lava
tory. Newly redecorated.
Nice big yard and garage.
Priced right. Terms.
Joseph Oiano
3313 14th St. N.W.
AD. 0109 or OW. 9176
I “BETHESDA” j
.lust Off Wilson Lane ►
j 7808 Custer Road j
i An excellent Cope Cod de- f
toched brick home in o grove |E
I i of trees with 5 rooms, 2 large i|
i bedrooms, tile both, oil heat, ||
| detached garage. j
Vacant
Open Sat. and Sun, [
1 to 7 P.M. |
1 Oj it Wise Aye 1n Gro’oetoirn f
I Road. left tn Wilson Lone le*t
I /n Cutter Rond, riahl .doors
j tn house. j P
; J. WESLEY BUCHANAN \
Fxclusii civ £
i 1732 K St. N.W. ME. 1143 £
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$10,950!
1 105 5. Emerson St.
Arlington, Va.
Optn Sat. and Sun., 1-S
Masonry borne on nice wooded lot.
Two bedrooms ond both.
ToR-ach: Out Columbia p:kr J mile
beyond Girbr Rd to So. Columbus
St., left, to So. lltl: St., nahl to
So. Emerson, left to property
See Mr. Swanslon on premises
Exclusive with
Margaret J. Dunkley
RE At TOR
Oliver 5800 OV. 1927
SEC Finds Indications
Of Fraud in Collapse
Of Kaiser Stock Deal
(From Yesterday's Last Edition.)
By th« Associated Pres*
The Securities and Exchange
Commission said today there
were indications of "fraud or
other illegal act” in the collapse
of a plan for marketing $10,
000,000 of new Kaiser-Frazer
motor stock early this year.
The commission made the state
ment in a petition filed in District
Court.
Acting on the petition, Justice T.
Alan Goldsborough ordered two
Cleveland attorneys to appear be
fore him and explain their refusal
to give testimony in SEC’s in
vestigation of the plan's failure.
The attorneys are Marvin C.
Harrison and Allan Hull, who re
fused to testify about legal services
rendered for Cyrus S. Eaton, head
of the banking firm of Otis At Co.
They contended theirs was an at
torney-client relationship which
gave them the right to refuse.
Orders Them to Appear July 8.
Justice Goldsborough directed
them to come before him July 8
and show cause why they should
not be compelled to testify.
Otis Co. and the First Califor
nia Co. of San Francisco early this
year withdrew from a contract to
sell the proposed new Kaiser-Fraier
stock.
Their action followed the filing
of a stockholder's suit in Detroit
objecting to the issue.
With respect to the position taken
by the two Eaton lawyers at the
SEC hearings, the commission's pe
tition to Justice Goldsborough said:
“The commission had considered
the nature of the questions being
asked and had instructed the pre
siding officer to direct the defend
ants to answer on the ground that
there is no privilege (that is privi
lege tto refuse) Where there is a
prima facie showing that the com
munications were made in connec
tion with the perpetration of a
fraud or other illegal act; and that
the evidence in the record estab
lished a prima facie showing that
the defendants' client had consulted
them in connection with the per
petration of a fraud involving the
filing of a collusive law suit.”
Otis Co. Protest Rejected
By Kaiser-Fraser Board
NEW YORK, June 25 The
feuding Kaiser-Frazer Corp, and
Oiis Co. held a stormy joint meeting
today in a controversy over Kaiser
Frazer s assignment to Permanente
Metals Corp. of a contract to lease
an aluminum plant.
After the session, the Board of
Directors of Kaiser-Frazer Issued
a statement reaffirming its position
in assigning to Permanente the
lease cf the Trentwood Rolling Mill
near Spokane, Wash.
Otis Sc Co, Cleveland investment
banking firm, said it objected to
the action in its capacity as a
Kaiser-Frazer stockholder and as
underwriters of the first two issues
of Kaiser-Frazer stock. The com
pany said the transaction repre
sented the transfer of a valuable
asset of Kaiser-Frazer to the Per
manente Corp.. controlled by Henry
J. Kaiser and Edgar F. Kaiser.
The Kaiser-Frazer board, in a for
mal statement, said it was "unable
to discover any fact which would
justify an attempt to set aside” the
assignment of the lease two years
ago.
A standard piano keyboard has
33 keys.
YORKYOWN VILLAGE
5005 Jamestown Road
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
An outhnntic Williomsburg Coloniol home with first-floor bed
room and bath, dining room, very large living room and com
pipte, fullt equipped kitchen. Two master bedrooms and both
on second floor with dressing room. Storage attic. Recreation
room, maid's room and bath.
Directions: Out Massachusetts Ai>cnue. one block
beyond Westmoreland Circle and right to ' open'' sign.
BOSS & PHELPS. I1VC.
1417 K St. N.W. Exclusive HA. 9300
WOOD ACRES
An Albert W. Walker Community
7210 Ramsgate Road
Open Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 6 P.M.
* Veteran Approved
A pleasing nevr seven-room home in this select. rWtricted community, fea
turing large living room and fireplace, library, dining room and complete
kitcher, 3 delightful bedrooms. *2 tiled baths. Fully insulated in roof and
sidewalls. Full basement, garage, porch.
Other 6 ond 7 Room Homes Neoring Completion
819.750 to 821,500
To reach: Drive Out Mass Are Past Westmoreland Circle
to ‘Son Block and Turn Rwht at Wood Acres Sian to Houses.
Wood Acres Construction Corp.
6701 Hillandolt Rd., Bethesdo, Md. 01. 3240; Eves., Wl. 8397
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GOLDEN WEDDING—Mr. and
Mrs. Austin M. Cooper, 4603
Walsh street, Chevy Chase,
Md., who recently observed
their 50th wedding anniver
sary. Mr. Cooper, 77, a retired
realtor, and Mrs. Cooper, 76,
have four children and six
grandchildren.
—Harris & Ewing Photo.
Woman Gels 13 Years
In Scissors Slaying
Pauline Hill, 31, of the 1100 block'
of Third street N.W., was sentenced
by Justice Edward M. Curran in Dis
trict Court yesterday to serve
from one to three years for man
slaughter in the fatal stabbing last
April of her aunt. Mrs. Estella
Brown, 45, of the Third street ad
dress.
The defendant, who is colored,
pleaded guilty. She said she did it
because her aunt had cut her mother
with a broken beer bottle.
Justice Curran sentenced two
youths to serve from two to six
years each for robbing a colored
man of $35 in a bathroom in a house
in the first block of S street N.W.,
where the victim was attending a
party.
The two sentenced are Ernest
Todd, 20. and Ison Cothran, 21, both
colored.
In another District courtroom,
Justice Alexander HoltzofT gave
John N. Parker, 29, colored, of the
300 block of Virginia' avenue S.E.
from three to 10 years for his part
in a $155 robbery of a grocery store
in the 1700 block of V street N.W.
Parker's accomplice, Frederick
Powell, 27, colored, of the 900 block
of Fifth street N.E., was given from
one to three years.
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Trimmings cut off in the man
ufacture of sponges are used in the
United States for the manufacture
of roofing paper and steam pipe
insulation. 1
Two Americans Seized
By Russians and Held
Five Hours in Berlin
By the Associated Press
BERLIN. June 26.—Two Ameri
can educators have been added to
the list of American citizens who
have run afoul of the iftissians.
They were picked up yesterday while
! driving through the Soviet sector
of Berlin and held five hours.
The two are Dr. Lester K. Ade
of Williamsport, Pa., deputy chief
of the American Military Govern
ment’s education branch, and Dr.
Lucille Allard, co-ordinator of edu
cation at Garden City, N. Y., and
a consultant with the branch.
Reason for Arrest Not Given.
They were arrested while en route
to the Pedagogical University, lo
cated in the Soviet sector. Russian
authorities did not tell them why
thev were held.
Dr. Ade, former state superin
tendent of education in Pennsyl
vania, said a Russian lieutenant and
four soldiers in a car halted them
near the Brandenburg Gate in the
center of Berlin and took them to
the Russian kommandatura.
“They did not push us around [
but they asked dozens and dozens !
of questions * * * and finally ’
put us in a dark cell for about an
hour,’’ he said.
Dr. Ade said a Russian interp-.
reter asked him whether vHenry A.'
Wallace had a chance to win the;
presidential election.
5 Others Held 17 Hours.
The provost marshal’s office said
earlier that five other Americans,!
including a constabulary patrol,
had been picked up by the Russians
but released after 17 hours.
American officials said the various;
arrests appeared to be retaliation'
for detention of Russians on speed- i
ing charges during a United States 1
Army safe-driving campaign. Eight!
Russians were booked last night for
speeding, then released.
Four German photographic work
ers employed by American agencies,
were freed by the Russians yester
day after being held 30 hours.
Mexico Gets 30-Million
Loan From Texas Co.
By the Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, June 26.—Mexico
announced yesterday a second big
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
108 PHILADELPHIA AVENUE
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$14,950
A spacious 7-room home in the heort of Silver Spring, convenient
to everything. Situated on a lot 70 feet wide with a depth of
#nore than 100 feet. Possession can be given with conveyance
of title. Under prevailing conditions this property is an unusual
buy. Oil hot-water heat, ultra-modern kitchen.
To reach: Out Piney Branch Road 1o Philadel
phia Avenue, turn left to lOX and our siffn.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, ONE TILL DARK
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Crane and Helan, Realtors
1009 Bonifont St., Silver Spring, Md. SLigo 4000
ANOTHER COOLEY BROS. DEVELOPMENT NOW SELLING
6208 to 6218 Green Tree Rood and 8812 to 8824 Ridge Road
in Hillmead, Montgomery County, Morylond.
Special terms for G. I.'s. 6 rooms ond master both. Lavatory on first floor. Quality construction.
Houses fully equipped.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
We ore now in our 24th year of building ond selling homes in Washington, nearby Vo. ond Md.
-Quiet neighborhood Ideal for children. All schools are nearby. Ample play space. All houses
have private porches. Some have built-in garages. (
Prices Start ot $16,950 Terms Con be Arranged.
To inspect: Go out Old Georgetown Road two blocks post Surburbon Hospital. Turn left on Green
Tree Road at our sign and proceed west % mile to our houses on left side of street.
Representative an premises all day Sunday.
Built and for salt by
Dl. 1481
Investment Building
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
(Country Club Section) ________
.. !!■■■-« n iri nir———HBB
6316 Meadow Lane (Choice Location)
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6 P.M.
Bedroom with Full Bath plus Powder Room on 1st Floor
Beautiful Colonial brick center hall home in excellent condition, located % block west of Connecticut
Ave. First floor has attractive living room with screened living porch, den with % bath, large dining
room, and excellent kitchen. Also on first floor is a bedroom with full bath used as a guest room or
maid's quarters. On second floor there are 4 large bedrooms, 2 baths, with stairs to storage attic. The
two-car garage is detached. Schools, churches and bus line are very eloee. Truly a lovely home andla
visit early will amply repay you if you are in the need of a fine home. The lot is large and well shaded.
Price, *31950.
DIRECTIONS: Out Connecticut Avenue In Chevy Cheer Circle to Rotemery ^rttt which ** uiocul0^i1t°otthConn^Avc
Lane (traffic light) left on Rosemary, then sharp right* turn to Meadow Lane, Vx Block west or uonn. ove.
F. A. TWEED COMPANY
5504 Conn Ave NW EXCLUSIVE EM. 1290
■*...*,...mi..
private United States loan which!
she expects will solve her main oil1
problems.
Pemex, the government monopoly,
said it had agreed with the Texas;
Co. on the terms of a five-year, 3|
per cent. $30,000,000 loan to be re
paid in oil.
The contract has not been signed,
I
Pemex said, but both sides art
agreed and the deal should be com*
pleted shortly, f
Home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Norris
ANOTHER ATTRACTIVE HOME IN
MU Her Controlled Community
Sumner is being developed on a plane of the highest ethics where a happy home
life is predominant. Here you will find artistic homes moderately priced, in
an environment of dignity and refinement. Some are completed . . . others ot
varying types and sizes completed to the point where the purchaser may exercise
individual taste in the selection of decoration and fixtures, are available tor in
spection. . . , _
You ore cordially invited to visit Sumner
OPEN HOUSE—5613 OVERLEA ROAD
To Reach: Motor out Massachusetts Avenue about \ mile beyond West
moreland Circle, turn left immediately after going through the overpast.
W. C. and A . N . MIL-L EJR ,
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Builders and Developers of Wesley Heights, Sumner and Spring Valley
4830 Massachusetts Ave. N.W., ORdway 4464 Evenings, Telephone SH. 4917
VALUE AT EVERY PRICE
4523 Harrison St. N.W.
American University Park
One of Hie finest bungolow* we here ever
offered. Immaculate condition. White brick
and solid as a rock. Living room with fire
ploce, dining room, kitchen, 2 large bedroom*
ond beautiful tile both on first floor. Spacious
bedroom plus large storage room on 2nd floor.
Large, bright, dry basement contains newly
paneled recreation room with fireplace. Dot.
garage. Enclosed rear yard. Gas hot-woter
heot. Price includes new woll-to-well car
peting, new Kenmore auto, home laundry,
drapes, storm sash. Slate roof.
OPEN SUNDAY 1—7
Directions: Ovt Wisconsin Are. to M.*
left to bSth St., right to Harrison, left to home.
Extraordinary Value at $17,950
4409 Chase Ave., Bethesda, Md.
Bethesdo Brick Bungalow
. $13,950
Splendid location convenient to all
schools and shopping. Prewar, all
brick; five rooms, tile .bath; large
storage attic; full basement; large
screen porch; oil hot-water heat.
OPEN SUNDAY 1—6
Directions: Out Wisconsin Are- past Bank of
Bethesda t blocks to Chase Aee tnext to Sale
way), right to home.
9215 Worth Ave., Silver Spring, Md.
Please Consider This at
$19,950
Finest location in Silver Spring an fast trans
portation. Detached brick ond from# home
on over Vs acre enclosed ground. Si* roams
(2 large bedrooms and misery) and two
beautiful baths in 2nd floor. First-floor Den,
Fireplace. Built-in garage; oil hot-water heat.
Flagstone terrace; rock garden; fish pond
beautiful trees and flowering shrubs. Entire
property in perfect condition.
Open Sunday, 1 to 6
Direction): Out Coleivtlle Rif. vait Mrt Rail's
Tavern to FraitJtlm Ave., right 1 block to Worth,
right to home.
417 Argyle Drive, Alexandria, Vo.
Attention Service Personnel
10 Minutes to Pentagon
Perfect home for service people working of
Pentagon. Delightful prewar home in exclusive
Montecello Estates. White brick end from#
of modern design. Sunlight pours through its
picture windows ond glass-block panels. Six
large rooms. 2 tile baths; Recreation room
with fireplace.
OWNER SAYS, SELL THIS WEEK END
Open Sunday,*1-7; Monday, 4 to 6
Please Call Mr. Rees, CH. 5883
Directions: Out Russell R4. vast Presidential
Gardeng to Montieello Ave., nght on Monttceno
to Argyle, left to home.
8415 Lynwood Place, Chevy Chase, Md.
Near Columbia Country Club
By oil means, do not buy until you inspect
this home. Real estote men ogre# it's posi
tively best buy on market ot price. New
brick center-hall Coloniol, superbly construct
ed. Lovatory on first floor. Three bedrooms,
two boths on second floor. Everything for e
fine, complete home in a splendid location.
IT'S BOUND TO SELL AT THE PRICE
OPEN SUNDAY, 11 TO DARK
Dirretionf Out Conneeticut Ane. hey on it Col
umbia Club to Laird PI., lelt to Lynwood and
home.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
927 15th St. N.W. Rgaltor_ Pi- 1411