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Evening star., 1948-03-15
Husband Kills Self
After Shooting Wife,;
Latter Recovering

Chances of recovery were reported
good today for Mrs. Harold Stuart
Boyer, So, who was shot twice in the
head by her husband yesterday be-
fore he fatally wounded himself in
their home at 1929 Varnum street
NV.
Apparently depressed because OF
his slow recovery from an opera
ton in January, Mr.. Boyer, 63, shot
his sleeping wife with a VOW to
take you with me-" then went to
the basement and fired bullet in
to his head, police said. A certifl-
cate of suicide was issued by Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald.
c. Vernon Hill, president of Barber
& Ross, building supplies, where Mr..
Boyer was employed as an estimator
in the mill work department, said
he had appeared to be in good spirits
recently
Wife Recalls Talks.
But Mrs. Boyer, in her account to
police at Garfield Hospital, said her
husband was depressed Friday night,
believing he was not working efti-
GENTLY. He talked of suicide and
spoke of taking her with him, Mrs.
Boyer said
From Mrs. Boyer and roomer
at the home, Mrs. Annette Hurst, a
War Department employe, police
pieced together this account OF the
shooting:
Saturday night, Mr.. Boyer de-
cided not to retire with his wife
in their bedroom. but to sleep in
another room. Later, she was awak-
ened when he got into bed with
her, but soon slept again.
She was awakened again by blow
on the back of the head. Leaping
from bed, she ran around to his
side and asked: What seems to
be the matter?"
Shooting Described.
His reply, she told police, was
Yes, you are going with me-"
With that. he shot her with a
.22-caliber pistol and she fed to
Mrs. Hurst's room, asking to be
let in.
After Mrs. Hurst admitted her and
locked the door, Mrs. Boyer said:
He hit me-" Mrs. Hurst called the
police.
Searching the house, police found
Mr.. Boyer's body at the foot of the
basement stairs. He had been shot
through the right temple with a
.22-caliber rife.
DIR. Herbert II. Schoenfeld, at
tending Mrs. Boyer, said she had
wounds in the front and back of her
head. He refused to say whether
the wounds were inflicted by two
bullets. X-ray studies were incom-
plete and it had not been deter
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Davis Quits Loyalty Board
To Seek Senate Nomination

The resignation of Tom J. Davis
from the Federal Loyalty Review
Board to seek the Republican sena-
torial nomination in Montana was
announced today by the Civil Serv-
ice Commission.
Hatch Act requirements which
prohibit Federal employees from run
ming for political office made it
necessary for Mr.. Davis to withdraw
from the loyalty board.
The resignation of the Butte law
yer reduces the number of loyalty
board members to %.
Mr.. Davis served as consultant to
the United States delegation at the
San Francisco United Nations meet
ing and was president Of Rotary
international in 1941.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
u. s. Ships Seed Potatoes
To Italy and YugosIavia ;.

The Food and Agriculture Organ
ization is shipping United States
seed potatoes to experiment stations
in Italy and Yugoslavia as means
of raising the total world food
supply.
FAC said the potatoes were re-
quested by the Italian Ministry Of
Agriculture and the Yugoslav United
Office of Seeds.
The potatoes, amounting to lis
pounds, were obtained from the
Agriculture Department, FAC re-
ported.
FAC already has launched a
program for distribution to II
countries of Americas highly sue
cessful hybrid corn. Yields of corn
in the United States have stepped
up 20 per cent since general &C
ceptance of hybrid varieties.
Seed corn has been shipped
abroad in time for spring planting
1t is being distributed in European
and Near Eastern nations.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
By Thomas G. Buchonon

The laundry that supplies clean
clothing and linen to $500 st. Eliz-
abeth Hospital patients and hun
dreds of employees is so old and
poorly equipped that serious
breakdown is a daily threat.
At the request of St. Elizabeths
authorities, Congress has been try
ing to get the building replaced
since 1912. But up to now, the legis-
lators have fought losing battle
with the price spiral in building
materials. At the current session,
they've been given chance to guar
antee the laundry's prompt replace
ment.
In a steam-filled, -ceilinged
room in the laundrys basement, em :
ployes work over worn-out machines
to get the washing done. The over
head cranes that carry laundry to
drying machines in modern plants
are absent at st. Elizabeths. Much
of the work still must be done by
hand.
Because the ceilings are low and
ventilation poor, a cloud of mist
swirls through the room.
Lack Of Space flinders Work.
In a small room nearby bags of
dirty laundry are piled almost to
the ceiling. It's hard for employees
to sort out the different articles be-
cause there is so little room.
Laundry is problem in any
mental institution, with the best
of equipment Many patients are
untidy and their clothing and
bedding are hard to keep clean.
Hospital officials have expressed
their concern, over now the dirty
clothing would pile up, at the rate
of $4,000 pounds a day, if their
patched-up washing and drying
machines came to a full stop.
There isn't commercial laundry
in town that could help u.s. ac-
cording to S. B. Wilson, maintenance
officer "It scares me to think
about it," he said. pointing out that
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Auto Insurance Rate,
Raised, Particularly
For Young Drivers

Automobile liability insurance
rates in the District, as well as over
the country. have taken an upward
Jump because of the increasing
number of automobile accidents
and particularly for drivers, under
Is years Of age.
The new rates will go into effect
Immediately. Howard M. Startling,
manager Of the Washington Office
of the National Bureau of Casualty
Underwriters. announced today.
They will not affect policies already
in force, he said, but will apply to
new policies written from now on
and to policies already written but
not to be effective until May or
later.
In the District the bodily injury
rate for private passenger cars is
up 8.6 per cent and that for prop
erty damage is up 8.9 per cent.
There is no increase in the bodily
injury rate for commercial vehicles
but for property damage the rate
jumped 1875 per cent.
Mr.. Startling pointed out that in
surance firms in 1912 reduced rates
Is per cent, due to gasoline ration
ing and reduced driving. The new
rates are based on experience since.
1--WE have established a new CLASH
fication of private passengers to
apply where nonbusiness use cars
are operated by persons under rs
years of age" he said. The rate
for this class will be within per
cent of the rate for business use
operation"
Mr.. Startling said there was $500
more drivers under Is involved in
death and injury last year all over
the country than in 1946. 1t Is
estimated that drivers in this age
group were involved in more than
Is per cent of all accidents last year.
although they number well under
20 per cent OF the Nations drivers.
Evening star., 1948-03-15

mined whether an operation would
be necessary for removal of bullet,
he said.
Improvement Expected.
Calling her condition satisfactory,
DR.. Schoenfeld said he expected her
to improve.
Mr.. Boyer had been employed Dy
Barber & Ross since April, 1882.
Mr.. Hill said he seemed to be in
good health until two months ago.
On January Is, he was operaed on
at Georgetown University Hospital
and for the last three weeks ap-
peared to be gradually getting
back into his work" Mr.. Hill said.
Mr.. Boyer was a native of Balti-
more and moved here with Mrs.
Boyer about 80 years ago. They had
no children,
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Pennsy Transfers Clare
To Philadelphia Post

> Richard H. Glare, Pennsylvania
Railroad general passenger agent
here since 1916, has been named
general passenger agent at Phila-
delphia, the railroad has announced.
J. B. Dorrance, jr., now assigned
In New York, will succeed Mr..
Clare here. Both appointments are
effective tomorrow.
a. In another change, w. K. Chap
man of San Francisco has been
: named division freight agent here
succeeding j. A. Armento, recently
transferred to Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Indictment Accuses
Former Teller Of
Embezz|ing S1,S72

Robert E. Rhodes. %, of the First
block of Farragut place N. w.. today
was indicted on charges of en-
bezzling s1,s72 from the, Union
Trust aCo..s Fourteenth and G
streets NV, during Januarygwhile
working there as teller.
Authorities quoted Rhodes as
having said that he used the money
to pay current living expenses,
IS The indictment was among 27
returned today by the grand jury
before Justice Richmond B. Keech
of District Court.
James H. Shaw, 80, colored, of
the 1900 block of Fourth street NV,
was indicted on a charge of second
degree murder accusing him of the
fatal burning of his wife, Mrs.
Louise Shaw, 30. of the 300 block
of K street NV, in February.
The indictment accuses him of
causing her to be burned through
the overturning of an oil stove At
her home.
Indicted in Shooting.
Pope Eberhardt, 26, colored. of
the 1000 block of Fifteenth street
NV, was indicted on a charge of
manslaughter accusing him of the
fatal shooting of Walter Nelson,
81, colored, of the 1000 block of
Thirtieth street NV, on February
2. The shooting took place during
an \altercation on the street, it
was said. ...
Three youths, all colored, were
indicted on a charge of robbing
a liquor store in the 1900 block of
Hunt place NE. of $275 in Febru-
ary. The same trio also was in
dicted on a charge of robbing a
motorist of $40. They are Bernard
E. Ward, 18, of the 500 block of
Eastern avenue NE: Sidney L..
Gross, 10. OF Hughesville. Md. and
Roger Grant, 16, for whom no ad-
dress was listed.
Motorist Reports Theft.
The motorist, John A. Selby Of
the 1900 block Of E street NE, re-
ported to police that the trio had
taken him into Maryland and had
driver away in his car.
Oliver j. Sanders, 18, colored, of
the 400 block of M street S.W., was
Evening star., 1948-03-15

indicted on a charge Of carnal
knowledge involving l5-year-old
colored girl.
Ciberto r. Campbell. 27, colored,
for whom no address was listed
was indicted on a charge of as
sault with intent to commit carnal
knowledge involving a 13-year-old
colored girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Columbus Alumni Plan Party

The Columbus University Alumni
Association will hold st. Patrick's
Day party at 8:l5 pm. Wednesday
at the Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9
Seventh street NV. Dancing will
follow brief business meeting open
to all alumni, their friends and
guests.
Evening star., 1948-03-15
PTA to Vote on Merger

The possible consolidation of the
Ludlow and Peabody Elementary
Schools Parent Teacher Associations
will be discussed at joint meeting
of the two groups at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the Peabody School, Fifth
and C streets NE.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
erty with WIN, H.; sAuNDERs CO, NC,
ssiH5i MMF6iATf CASH for your ome m me-
Sc, white or, Or coI9red; lss5 and Md COX &
your property, cali MAX MILLER, 500 1lth
a. ChsB ss oq FoR d5et or COL
eHARIIs i S. GUM has has clients lie s'us wattins
fPd PROMPT fs5,RE Aa1zfPa SSs s sale
your home, business or investment PROP
fIf "faa Reasor sos North aa Capitol NA
ST39 Pres apprasas pSn Results since 1919
aGIck SALES and expert app5als;als is; mean
foE you We
lss i9i Fl Rss'o
chasing immed. 4-bedrm;. 2-bath home
exceed. s27 shall be- available to
seae' oI 1Ss5 S95F wth V1cToR W1ckERsHAM
IMMEDIATE mi rIa BUYERS for two, three, four
WALDO HARRIS, Broker, Ii. 9979, ME.
sTRofip I3a Er Ne kE.1IY iI$5 co viii, ,uv vour house
SlhCCI hLhLA w. VIII puS YOUR nouSe
SNAIL BRICK pe. HOME for Gudy retired red Couple o9T
with some ground. Would like Mont Co.
within few miles D. c.. under $4,000;
pay cash: Mr.; BARTLETT, DU. s55s or
Si eTick Is Is HE THE NaME aEah and QUICK will be
sffSa u a5ek SSzs So ooF Si hSI'e R i1F lis
CASH CUSTOMERS WAITING for ?, 3
and bedroom homes in Silver Spr., Ia.
oda1 S p WoRTHSaToE S1afsS SheTS REALTY iLeaSe s7 G
Georgia ave., 81: 1900 or SH.. 1913.
I HAVE A CLIENT interested in purchas-
ing Southern colonial type home in the
$4,000 class; Must have library and
baths on End fl. Cali Comdr. Mccormick,
DI; s@S22s $50 EDWARD J. MCCORMICK, &
HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED-Having al
ready sold over S4,00O.QO0 worth of prop
critics this year, We are constantly in need
of good listings for our many clients. If
you are contemplating the sale of YOUR
home. we shall be happy to have an eX-
perienced representative inspect your prop
erty and give you our best possible, ad-
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1906 H st. NV,
ALL CASH IN HURRY for any house in
any section; clients waiting. FIRST Ma
PIoNAt E sst, realty Ea o5o6 GoRP' 1925 X St NV
INDIVIDUAL WANTS 2 OR 3 bedroom
brick house; Silver Spring area total
CoIoRED-URGENT-A doctor wants a
up to $I6oO0; can MR.. SMITH, no.
S216. AD 1853 1O%
Evening star., 1948-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont. }

LINCOLN PARK-splendid brick house
for any one who wants to rent rooms. as
has ba@e ha Il ViPs room. dinns room made
into bedroom, y bath and modern kitchen
with refrigeratorl; second floor. thres n, ss
issylng city, TT IT.EEos: E; JARRELLI AlI SO, Sc,
sI4, ,5oo-IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-De-
tached brick, center hall. rooms, tile
ah h ped 2m oond aed avsserY bea 1ft a Is ps1e
bama ave. Sc, Bradbury Hts HARTMAN
REALTY Re II 1o me- W l349 l345 Good Hope rd' Sc
aG; !ds, 4fH9 hnGHWooD VI S9'f, DR.. s.E.-Brand-nev
beautiful home just built in Hillcrest
MODERN a0 very cry large Tge rooms, 3 more rms
roughed in, 80 baths, garage, full bsmt,
gas h:,wh.; many other fine featqres; nes
81 $50 ,oG0; goo; reas terms T. D. BURGESS
is.s FORT o DUPONT ST. SHEA,
Fairfax Village shopping center1Fne
S2,700 cash, about sos a month includes
taxes and insurance T. D. BURGESS; VI
lsls 'PoToMAC AYE. s.E.-Tapestry
brIek baths oil h-wh fun
REAL RflrlCEasi EsTATE, III; AT? At S645 s 20
10 qotH Sc, TelsHIS, ~
Near shopping. lovely, brick home. 7 rms.
2 baths, bedrms.; lot 50xll5 fireplace
refgr, stove; S16,4o0, $500 cash. T. D
PSf'1eai fs4s cALSViE;RT TERRACE II: s.E.IRov
brick on beautiful terrace overlooking city
5 rms and bath, oil &C. heat. nice bsmt
ony S10,950. $1,000 cash. T. D. BUR-
CESS. VI. 2Sn2 till 8. Ill
CAPT. BRICK BUNGALOW; beautiful
convenient Hillcrest; a custom-built home
both apts, contain large living room, mod;
bedroom and. tile bath; oil h.-w:h., fire.
PLACE, Venetian blinds, patented storm
leryel lot priced to sell prompt possession
REbsdsaPRIy sS5 aPt FkGEE FkfdEn RE r. 7sa9 saso
ttached, rooms; inside Ike new; gas
SEX, near e eyerytthing., Excl, GEO; S
Surance, Ii. 25Ol. Realtor.
terms; 70 int. Small down payment and
S67 per mo, Brk: ! VI. old, -3-bedrm
home; Call now, CHAPMAN REALTY r ..
RE. 1916, Q to g.. -
OWNER bedlm. row house. "a #. " de
4 encl porcheS; gas heat new roof Mt
Pleasant Help6tS; $40 600 co o454
Evening star., 1948-07-07
WESLEY HEIGHTS

..,oei,o corner residence situated or
kha,itff1Iiy an ifipT wooded and expensively land,
sesped isot Tontagst 1ofatsd ha .yps yns
With eSsspt4onay sNI4 repace woe and large
adGnns whfh 6 ample fnHyS SIZE fF p
xaGy, i,,o 9in psneled library. pantry between
taIdnss dinins room and kitchen; up,to-SS SaS Sait
Sitchen IstooF ayatoTy SIZE l0yety seG 0ed tile
fo9hs' fo9ohs an Snd floor; 3rd floor has bedroom
bath bathS and storage rooms. The house is I II
Lai condition, automatic heat ana Toe se
Nonn.rtv Nov1 is now vacant. Call Mrs: Mren
Peyenings, OR. 47SS) THOS. J. FISHES Il I
- co, INC, Realtors. exclusive agent 'oe
ibth st. n W, EX. 4400.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-seutheoss.

CONGRESS HTS, nr. 11th and Ala. ave,
s.e.-Detached frame bungalow-S rms,
bath; deep lot Price S12.a50. HART
MAN REALTY, NC, 1345 Good Hope rd.
sc. TR 4400. VI. 5976.
HILLCREST-Are you tired of looking and
disguised with what you find? See this
lovely home first and save your feet. This
det brick home will make you happy;
spacious rms. completely redecorated
throughout; beautiful oak fs, fireplace,
paneled bsmt. with auto. heat; possession
Don't take our word for it.. satisfy your
self and see it TO-DAY: Should sell for 1 mors lo!s
RTs pTl%SedA AGENay tG sci at II SlsisaaSs; ssas
VACANT-3-story and bsmt. brick, vic.
CAPITOL. 100 blk St; 6 bedrms., h.-w.h !;
Sl3,95o,. $4,000 cash. balance monthly.
DU. 4l03. -
Evening star., 1948-07-07
SHANNON & LUCHS co
WESLEY HEIGHTS

,o-roor house on a beautiful corner lot,
odgino d9r0omf FEET ouh in this restricted and most
SSs,s Sss sHss + =
fae ereen eOPafen plus Thsre 1st are @
5edr9oms Soom ana off the library The owner is
to Of this PTopsTsi a
We 5eneVe tEae fne home at a fair price, For
PpTGhase rTtber particulars please phone M Wyse
Nj $500: ewes and ,hIis h9Iiaays' cn nl Exclu.
With JOHN r. di S1BOuR d w.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
HOUSES FOR sAlE-southxe.t.

COLORED-9th AND G S.W.-Row brick;
s rms bath, hct-water heat; in perfect
condition; newly papered. painted through
,ut; vacant and ready for occupancy with,
in 10 days; price. $S.450; terms. Call
MR.. SHELTON. Tw. 2710. -
THIRD ST. S.w.-Here is
a nice row brick house with gas heat.
made into 2 apis and rented at S100 per
mo Owner says sell now. $500 cash pay
ment. SIS per mo. You can't beat It.
STROUP. RA S700.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
HOUSE sALE-southwe.t. tcon.)

COLORED-1337-1339 1341-1343 4th ST.
S.W.-S295 down. easy terms; 5 rooms,
cleo, row brick. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnick, with A M. DRAISNER,
i404 L st. NV, MA sO36; home, GE. 0297.
COLORED-31S-322 H ST. S.W.-S295
down. easy terms; rooms, cleo, row
brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick, with A. NJ DRAISNER, 1404 L st.
NV Ma SO36: home GE O297
Evening star., 1948-07-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GkOhOES COONl l.
BERWYN M coIos1 o sEm ovns, i,29ns nGms
city sisgaten and viii IT, saerce ] for immea sale
1NvEsTMENT IN AND INSURANCE GO,
esea CAMP 'iis issPIRIsSGs-4-rm., G bath bungalow;
lot 75x165; rich ground for garden: H6 bus'
stores; vacant poss.; total price, so,9s9o'
eAEvERIY-A cir really beautiful new e-rm.
detached brick home with wo91erful yisy; s
fireplace; 8 lge. bedrms.; porch. gas heat
Cal RE. 1855 till 9 pm. GoLDsTEN
GSoTTxGE SSTf &c cITY Il z BBuNGALow; s1o5oo-
Terms an attractive home nstn In -ss very con con
yenent and Ts
dining iIi room. bright kitchen fully equipped.
and bath; stairs to large attic; full; dry
Ssnsslsn Ssns ,d blinds etc. MAoEE' RE. g. 3.4o
IItaNnb5ov2R It 2R' HILLs-a-s.ory. s-rm: frame
sale % BY owner owl at $1,000 WA 1924. -
MT. RAINIER@e,rm; bunsaIlowh; h,oss eleaR as
svs PIN pfead faelas Be saSssFn oS 1odss 81 en,
443i4 i4p o. 4252. WILLIAM l. PRIMROSE
RRfTvERbALE RTvhEhRbALE sPEcIAL-only se.s5o for
this ave-room bungalow. is real bargain;
1t is cheap but it is clean and in good
a1IeEy sGndsson saa MfTeHML y e a6ick. 81 raj
ewes, CHI 1857
UNIVERSITY PARK AREA-.Lovely 2-story.
6-rm brick; 2 baths; 1st a. bedrm., den,
screened porch; beautiful lot; reasonably
priced. H. L. BROWN CO., DE. $685..
1880 FULL PRIcE-Bungalow, contains
living room, large bright kitchen. bedroom,
modern bath-shower; front porch, oil
Venient. Hillside. MAGEE, RE. 774o. 10.
RESTORED COLONIAL BRICK; 10 rms.
3h baths; oil h.-w.h gar; 3,rm: cottage;
miles to D. c. on Defense and Grain hFys.
Mr.. TAMMARO. ma. s059.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANo.

81 900 DOWN; New homes, Capitol pnsdd HgtS:' E5S
Central ave. Porch aandfy lT0nt trays lovsS
bsmt yard: separate entrance to attic
apt; only $40. 500; immediate possesSlo5.
e Cox insDees Z g. efSl RE MI isss $lns'0n WA 0'
Only $4,000 buys this s-rm. bgnga.
low with q S7.73o' 4. first trust. HuSTy sT
s75 sens sgbuRsas lssi RSE sfias ca
sURANcE CO. Open til pm. .
s1o,s5o; NEW BRICK BUNGALoW-S2s
o9 Ssa2om S buy sgoed n unssus the sa Saqs srs
modern Kitchen, refgr. and range: concrets
Reat laandrs sa9Ihss a: steel M seam
plumbing. oak floors, plastered walls: large
Handicapped lot; close to bus, shopping'
ssh99lS; Mh%RE RR ssriy possession Act 1o! oo"'
MoME MoSESi AND Is 1NScoSME-a ap,s;. each with
larse rms, plus modern sttchen ~ modeGn sS m
iarEs corner lot blocks fTSm nS@ r al aye Me
s%ITa ASafqi0n iNc Ni Realtor. sa M 4ts s. % NV.
WHERE M gHs'AN CAN YOU FIND a bargain ike
mod. MOD 'sn: Kit; 'u5 $500 down. OWNER. 40os
Qlintana St, Hyattsville, Md, WA. 3619.
NEAR CHEvERLY THEATER-vacant, u
yrs; old furnished brick bungalow only
Mi pas bsa rs taeEt
l. L. fPRiMRosE REALTY.
OUTSTANDING BRENTWOOD brick man.
plan; rms, : modern kits tiled baths,
rec. rm., porches, brick garases; fruit
trees, flowers and chicken house huge
i, e ssil On on terms. sSs5 GEN REALTY Co, SA
stNG.fow! St fso Is ss,oSsoe $3.50 bedrms and n-
iShpd nreDl,
rec Tm and hrspi.; on large shrubbed
BROWN REALTY CORR, Realtors. Du
VACANT. s-RooM asbestos bungalow. 8
yrs. old. in gooa cond.: large liv,, rm..
kit, 3 bedrms.. tile bath. full bsmt..
and aTFs stofes SeE pfced G 'Gss os @
sssS sasS 'st%i cs MI afifIs MARkFY e i0T D1 as
FRA, FRaME H''fa5S BGSeaLow-1arse aIa lot With
shade trees. oil heat; range. refgr.,- So
s%;N 500; 81 / 459 essh; 5aiaggssss S35 mo. WIN
kitchen and bath: unfinished end a.; full
and oil hss H Sf95si @
phone Laurel 492. 3
KEEP COOL IN THE SUBURBS; and
Md-Choose one Of these houses and en-
Joy cool lovely home in the country
5 rms. and bath, full bsmt.. oil heat, large
lot, many conyeniences: only S10.750i
81 800 cash. To reach: Drive out Central
ave. about miles past D. c. line, see
houses then. Phone T. D. BURGESS. vi.
REALLY EG Y 'NEw-Really diferent-sur-
passing the finest, we offer these large
b-room cuStomaed brick Colonials in ex-
Lmaster 13l2xl7i2. other two 11xI2). First
floor, tiled bath, breakfast nook, screened
porch: built-in gar; basement has outlet
and II bath. The most outstanding buy
IN entire area for SlS,950. terms
SIMON & FRANK CO.. exclusive sales
agent. SH. 6363 till O. -
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SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLANp.

vACANT-Main highway, Laurel-S rmI.
halls, bath, two large kitchens, porchesi
fruit. shade, garage. GEO. {. WALKER
will LEASE OR RENT my b-room bupea.
low, furnished. to responsible party for
year or more, with ref; stove. refgr and
oil heat; 80 minis. out Defense highway,
on buxline Box 1872, Lanham. Nd. -
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GEORGETOWN

owner leaving city, desires immediate sale
Of spacious town house, located in one erot OF
floor large drawing rni with fireplace. din.
rm,. powder rm, equipped kit, patio in
rear of house; . master bedrms.. = Ga baths IS
closet space: maids rm. and bath; oil
h -wh, laundry in basement. For appt;
call Mrs. Davis, MA 40S0' evenings OK
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j. Rupert Mohler, Jr;. Realtor
Evening star., 1948-07-07
Bungalow. Chew Chase d C.

Mr. Western ave. Brick construction, con-
tanning liV.. rm., din. rm., kit, . bedrms
ana bath first floor. , bedrms., 2nd fl:
FINISHED recreation room in bsmt OIL
h.-W.h. det. garage. Substantial cash
required: j. NOBLE BOAZ. Realtor, 1924
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Evening star., 1948-07-07
MT. PLEASANT

Attractive Colonial brick oyeniookins n Ro9k
mnSern equipped kitchen, laree screened
m9qTp Iear porch automatic hot-wster heat val
wall carpeting on ISt oSf oSerbead nnd Sa door
sasrrior and exterior in immaculate con-
ditioR Consider bungaIow ESGrooms, IN eSfhanEs ana
ElSSpp hr;ck home near 18th and Lamont
RAN ga n pr4eh VI automatic hot-water heat, newly
Sedecorated throughout vacant ,Iveafnet mgalate
possession: ideal home ana lnvSs'ii!5edan61 MS m5d6
Act quickly. Phone Mr' EVANS W. 0-''
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
Perfect Small Estate

One of most completely charming homes
you will ever see. Authentic reproduction
of New England farmhouse on over 3
in 1941 for present owner. Efficient air
conditioning system keeps temperature
comfortable in hottest weather. Includes
bedrm. and bath on st f.. 3 bedrms,,
? baths. 2nd floor; gamcrcom space with
firepl.; 2-car attached garage: oishwasher
in electric dream kitchen; superb construc-
ton Entire property in immaculate con-
dition. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Nothing on market to compare at So 300
Call Mr.. Bartz at GE. 3019 or FRANK