1 May 1977 Meade Emory buys second most expensive house sold in Washington, D.C


	DOCUMENT TITLE: Meade Emory buys second most expensive house sold in Washington, D.C. SUBJECT: House purchase by Meade Emory PARTIES: Meade Emory BACKGROUND AND NOTES This excerpt from a Washington Post article on house sales in Washington, D.C. demonstrates that Emory purchased a house that was the second most expensive one listed for the first week in May of 1977 The most expensive went for $110,000. Although the purchase amount seems modest, these were 1977 dollars. This is indicative of windfall for Emory after his participation in the conspiracy with IRS creating the plan for the IRS takeover of Scientology, and an advance on the crucial role he will later play in restructuring all of Scientology for that express purpose. Washington Pos</i>t May 7, 1977, Saturday, Final Edition SECTION: Real Estate; E9 HEADLINE: Metro Area Property Transfers BODY: Recent real estate transfers in the District included the following, selected at random to indicate values in various neighborhoods. Northwest .. K. R. Clift sold a home at 3500 Rodman St. for $105,000 to Meade Emory.