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6Io5 42nd PLACE
BERWYN HEIGHTS

Good 11-rm. home. bath. bsmt.
h.-wh., 8 acres of good land
For O real buy. call Mr. Morningstar,
WA. 360S. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
Co RE 4QlA Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
4-REDROOM HOME

About 8 A., 81, 900 Cash Down
This modern suburban gentleman's 9
ss5o ts T 81 as Rsoov4' va for rDDroys Ts,ers lS,
70 buy with about $1,000 down.
Patio In front of home. large living
room, dining room, huge kitchen,
two bedrooms on first floor. Two
more bedrooms and bath on second
floor. Large trees, spacious lawn,
home was built by a careful dis
eliminating builder and Is In excel
lent condition. Call Mr.. Taylor or
Mr. Berens. jr.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INc-152o X ST. NV.
MA. 9l4l
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DREAM RAMBLER

220 8. Washington St, Alexandria
Va. TIE. T72l or Al. 2616. -
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AL BAKER OFFERS
BUNGALOW
Il 500 DOWN S73 so MO,
AL BAKER OFFERS
BUNGALOW

Mr.. Quartermasters Depot
Two 6edrms. liy. rm.. nice work -kiteh-
en- and din. rn.. full bsmt; large lot,
4ox3T5 #: new oil hesting system
recently installed: schools and shop
ping convenient: price, $500. with
Of SO. which reduce as time goes by,
TO S35 per mo. Phone AL. 6644 or
TIE. T343
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$4,000

81 900 will handle. Quick poss. Lovely
2-bedrm. home in Columbia Forest.
excel cond.
Evening star., 1950-06-03

Near Arl.. Westover. Sweet, 3-bedrm.
home. Lge. hv. rn.. din: rm., kit.
lge. back porch, full bsmt., Ia
baths. DISTRICT REALTY, Elk.
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CORNER FIREPLACE
LOOK ATT THTSJ

Two bedrms. and bath DOWNSTAIRS
: bedrms. and bath upstairs; den
or sewing rm,, good liv. rm. with
firepl., separate din. rm., equipped
kit; storage attic; full bsmt. has
space for rec. rm. Entire home In
immaculate cond., customsoutlt Eng
lish Cape Cod. brick and frame
construction. A quality home for
S22,7S5.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2l16 Wilson Blvd. oL. or OK. c7s%.
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BY oWNER-HoME WITH INCOME
Almost new custom-built brk, with
II rms. .2h baths. Income from
terrace apt. of 4 rms. and bath with
PVT. entrance covers paymts on 1st
trust. Terms. Gil. 1862. No brokers.
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ARLINGTON
W W
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Delightful Groom home Just OF Lee
hwy; few minutes to Wash. bed
room 1st floor and 2 bedrooms on
2nd.; full basement: tile bath. ample
Handicapped lot and yard. Safety,
security and happiness in this well
arranged home. Phone for appt. to
see today.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
PRESENTS
vERY NICE YARD

xtId4 G3Sk3tC AN4 tAN(t AAASs
PRESENTS
VERY NICE YARD
"a WHALE OF A HOUSE"
Sase: ,ee spssious Gonaa ,iy I'VE rm VIII S2spiaes
nice den or summer porch; geneTous
din. rm. and kitchen: upstairs are
sunnt bedrms. and tile bath; fun
esmt.; hutlt-in garage: priced al
si'''SSM SSMoDERN1sTIc"
Lots Of glass area: compartmentec
baths; indirect lighting silent cork
floors: heavy eeamed ceiling: de luxe
ti5ully arranged 8 eedrms. with pri-
yaey assured: l00x250 corner lot;
Va approved At $4,000. can ow.
FIRST FLOOR LAvAToRY
8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS UP
All brick; extremely senerous room
sizes; modern equipped kitchen: ex-
elusive N. Arlington residential area;
VA approved: S2l .O0o.
RECOMMENDED
As q. home you. should inspect. Many
will be found in this carefully kept
tspC Alt4ir. AhSCA l@tuA -
finish; functional 6-rm. foor plan;
advanced Modern Age" kitchen: de-
lightful screened hree1evay and ga
rage; interesting treatment of the
bsmt. May be inspected by qualified
clients only, Price. S22,T5o.
COUNTRY CLUB
S24,750
AL brick, newly constructed; gracious
24-ft, ltv. rm.; lst-foor eedrms.
and bath: 2 guest hedrms. and bath
at second level Qualified appoint
ment. Call OW 1000.
BRICK AND STONE
$34,750
First floor bedrm. suites; family bed
rm. and bath up; high ceilings and
unusually large rooms: finished en-
tertainment facilities in basement:
garage; screened porch: many extras.
Appointments arranged by calling
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glebe Rd. ow. 9oso
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
BRICK BUNGALOW

Priced only $11.95O; should easily
go CT, with 10% down.. 2 bedrms
and tile bath; equipped kit; full
basemt; storage attic: best location
on the hill, of Braddock rd.; COM
plete information at
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson blvd. at Rhodes. IA. 4-16O0.
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RAMBLER-1 ACRE

Lovely 3-bedrm.- rambler; double liv.
.rrn.; Handicapped TO perfection; priced
sbelow market at S12.950.
HERE 1T is!
Three bedrms., "a acre; lovely land
scaping; corner lot; in heart Of beau
tiful Cheverly. A Home, Not A House.
WE HAVE PROPERTIES
IN EVERY PRICE RANGE
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors. s505 BALTIC. Blvd, College
PIX. Nd, TO. 633s. TO. 1888. After
pm. WA. 5641, UN. 1891, SH. 1910.
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RAIN OR SHINE

Don't overlook this det. brick Co.
lonial, in close-in Arl, ready for
complete occupancy; liv. rm., din.
nm. and equipped kit. on LIST IRE
with 2 good-size bedrms. and bath
upstairs. There Is Q full bsmt. with
oil heat; lge. level lot Is wooded
and fenced; only $1,000 down and
approx. $50 mo. for everythins.
Arlington Realty Co.
0OAA William plrd nW nann z
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NEAR CAMP SPRTNGS-5-rm. and
bath, asbestos shingle. Calif.-style
bunga.; oil heat; lee. attic; lot LOOK
200; S9,75O.
KIT, dinette and tile bath. Oil heat.
Expansion attic, suitable for 2 addi-
tional rms. Three-ouarter-a lot.
$3.50.
Cape Cod bunga., liY. rm;, 2 bedrms.,
$3.50.
All above should go GI
LEIGH G.. KELSEY, JR.
FIR. 403O or Ii. 4-1114. 4
NEED MORE ROOM?
Eight-room. 2-story frame. full base
ment. Lot, 9Ox10O. S9.950. $4,000
first trust.
ROBERT e. LOHR
3l1 Cedar St, GE, OSS1 3
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MT. RAINIER
HYATTSVILLE

For sale by owner; modern. 9-yr. .-old.
6-rm. brick home; 8 lge. rms. with
firepl.. full tile bath; lge. concrete
porch of liv. rm.; full bsmt.; built
IN gar: rec. rm.; yard. beautifully
Handicapped and planted with flower
ing shrubs. Reas. cash and assume
GI-FHA loan. Directions: Out R. I.
ave, left on 42nd. pl,,, 1 blk. left
on Decatur st, l blk. right on
42nd ave. to open sign. Open
for inspection. Sat. and Sun. a
KINGSWOOD SUBDIVISION
6uitland. Md.--G1 approved, $12.-
near Andrews Field; large lot; large
living .rm. with fireplace, dining
rm. KITCHEN and 2 bedrms.., tile
bath, full basement; &C. oil heat.
Terms, 81 200 down, $50 month.
Open Sunday. 1 to 6. To reach: Out
Pa. ave, Sc. to 38th St, right to
Suitland I'd. left on Suitland I'd.
mile and half to sign.
A. PRESTON PERRIE
Builder. Abs Branch ave. s.e.. HI.
4I60
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Bellehaven Neighbor

Gardeners delight, just the right
combination Of shade and light, Q
story brick, liv. rm. with fierpl., din.
rm.. sizable screened-in porch; 2
roomy bdrms.. bath and attic;
eauipment INCLUDES 10-cu.-ft. GE re-
washer; priced $50 FHA financ-
ing; l blk. from BellehaVen Golf
Course with quick access to city
via Mt. Vernon Blvd. Exclusive
with EBNER r. DUNCAN CO.,
Realtors and Insurers, 916 Prince st..
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
VETERANS
ATTENTION,
READ

nEAD
At long. last you can now
ouy good, soltdly built home
OF nnest materials and work
60 Of themNsttached homes. .
Of s large rooms and tiled
baths with up to the minute
in every detail with stove
and refrigerator. two big
stsel SeaIooms: nas.u.nt sntrsnss rance. hall,
isssd, iHSss, COPPER f1ent plumSiaas' ana inssr nssr
porches. full basement, gas
het. solid white oak fioors,
many. features Of construc-
tion found only in the finest
custom built homes. They
are yours with NO down pay
ment and approximately SOL
month. You are, however, re-
tlement charges at time Of
purchasing and in order to
qualify with no down pay
ment, purchaser should have
minimum annual income
prices are $9,750 and Se,95O.
thioSsesslSn tios sna tile Il upon o,.,sa compile e,
may phone our office for di-
rections how to reach and
more complete details,
SEE THEM TODAY-NOW
OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY
THROUGH
THE M. H. BARRY ORG
Established Since 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AL. 007S TIE 2442
"The Old Relfab1e OfHcsn
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HoUSES-SALE-MD. Cont J

By OWNER. near Andrews Field. 9
ss 'ssfsnsf sefs q sP2SnaS P2SdfaSf' reason ssn.
or III. sos. Mr.. HMXANN. 3 =
by OWNER, near Andrews Field,
P.iS %ilss from d9:rS q C. eoPsen.ness rs s6 sne
terms; csr VI. 4S4S Or HI. s90s'
. sME hs. sekM.. AkM4AsEsroRY s!sroRY HOUSE, nee need,
s9Sdivid.d into nc; ,S lots. In osE
ington blvd only $4,000; terms.
HiLsHS s5Ss EPb.ss1 sb.sfoo UN Nde.sched 9Slsd brick;
snient TO public and Catholic
khools. stores, transportation. storm
windows and copper @ screens sssn.snf snfouE1- i1-
ing Hns' roo room "'sii With fireplace dining
fGSa ffass, fsISysSSlDasa siSsoS; e hsSRfE owsER, 81
ASSUME ASSUME GI LoAN-Loyely 2-yr,-
fenced-in lot; storm windows: rec;
rm. with bar In bsmt:; ts;,1..I! 6en1tifSi
schools ISa snG chgrshes hyrS neATSyd Sydoysy BY
BRICK RltIs nft nBftNGALoRs.. As.'o on busline; I'M
mac, cond; full bsmt., nm. attic,
lge. porch, A real baTEin at
fa5 fkDSsRr SSe Can s. DHH1s %A s'9o ~ ~ once e%
open daily and Sunday til 9 pm.
VET, NO MONEY DowN-A new o.
rm. modernistic home in lovely East
c. cIf' WA HAS $500 to til. Pfs' Dm s koBRsf stGRR3
S. DAVIS d CO. once open daily
and Sunday It'll 3 pm. d
BRICK CAPE COD with 4 bedrms.,
t2 on each hoor), Ia baths, frepl;;
in ise. liy. nm; h-acrs lot: tSii iuii
home, conyeniently Ssnen, iosated at nsaT r W ne~
1900 till Q pm. ROBERT 9. DAVIS
q CO. once open daily and Sunday
h.AcRE 4 Lor-Brick bunsalov-Ftve
lge. rms. spacious attic .rdryy full dry
terms. Cali WA. 1900 til 9 pm.
open daily and sunday til pm.
mo, pays a0H All; Srsnd-nsw,' 'g S-rn',
brick-and- frame homes; full bsmt.,
copper plumbing, separate din. rm.,
fully equipped kit. with stove, refgr.
and garbage disposal; poss. In 80
at s1o,3 800 and they viii sell fast.
Full 4es loan to vets, FHA financing
with 20R down for civilians; To-
Gated in Woodlawn subdivision. near
all convens. Call WA. 5000 till
q pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.
once open daily and Sunday til
8 pm. -3
LARGE HOUSE, large rms, "a block
OF bus and car. About / acre ground
Fruit trees. etc. Will do for tourist,
convslescence or, nursery home.
$2.oOo1;S3;ooo cash: VseaIt; Like
7010. a
MARYLAND UNIVERSITY
in lovely College Park-Brick Co.
lonial; liv. rm. with firepl., pine
8 bedrms., III baths, expansion
attic. full bsmt., det. garage: beau
tifully decorated and ready to move
into. Arnall. UN. 1915. COX g.
CO., UN. 1925.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2 TO 8 Pm.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
5 rooms and modern bath; beauti-
fully finished expan. attic; full bsmt.;
close to shopping center, ltransp.,
schools and churches. So see: Out
New Hamp. ave. to second trafhc
light, right l blk. to Kentland ave-,
left to Hopewell and our sign. Mr.
HARRINGTON SH. 1913.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1874 14th st. NV. D1. 3346
Evening star., 1950-06-03
NEAT COZY HOME

NEn OOAI I IIOIWE
In a quiet residential section Of PaIlR
Church, close to transportation and
walking distance of school: 2 bed
and twin sized bedroom and den on
second floor: lovely kitchen, metal
cabinets, Beautycraft sink: full
basement, gas heat; Venetian blinds;
rear lot fenced. A cordial welcome
awaits you in this neighbofhood.
Terms and price right.
EASTMAN 81 SEAY
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sIIRDIVIsION

LANDOVER HILLS
& bedrms., brick. 2 complete tile
baths; only ga yrs. old; full bsmt. !;
gas a.-c.h.: rs It. front lot. Only
$4,000 with easy terms.
E r. BOYNTON CO.
OR 0R0n or MI 714h 4
Evening star., 1950-06-03

O4t14AA4 4t1A4s41A14S
all-brick rambler; lge
living room with fireplace. family
size dining room. beautifully equip
ped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tile baths,
with outside entrance, gas h.-w.h.
lot. 75xl60; eonven. TO schools S.
shopping and bus. Price. $15.750,
excellent terms. For appt. to in
spect
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AL BAKER OFFERS
A DREAM RAMBLER

A DREAM RAMBLER
Located on OF Mt. Vernon blvd. in
Alexandria. with q lovely corner lot
and 3 nice bedrms; delightful porch
to spend your evenings while ct
home; modern kit. with excellent
stove and refrigerating equipment
storage compartment, and last but
not least-a nice garage with spa
cious driveway. well landscaped:
priced Sl9.o50; 1000 cash. bal,
can be arranged on payments. Phone
AL. ffS44 or TIE T343
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VETERANS
ST 900 Down, $50 Month
Lower Down Payments If Qualified.
COVERS PRINCIPAL, INTEREST,
TAXES AND INSURANCE
TOTAL PRICE, $9,650
SUNNYBROOK. CHEvERLY, Md
Read the features that make these
bungalows outstanding; expandable
windowed attics. with fully insul.
ceilings; 2 large bedrms., iiy. rm..
dinette. tiled bath. and util. rm. |;
mod. kit. with separating doors. all
metal cabinets. pantries, and yard
exits; closets throughout, including
linen closet and extra hall closet:
houses 24x33.4 with large lot,
gas heat and copper tubing.
Directions: Out to Peace Cross.
continuing on Bladensburg I'd. and
Defense hwy. W mile past Cheverly
Shopping Center, turning left into
entrance of Sunnybrook, bearing
left on -55th St, uphill to Volta,
then right to Varnum and left TO
"for sale" sign. (Follow the arrows.)
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
] TIL Dark Or BY Appt.
LEACH g. CRON1N
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REALTY
L. 300, OK. 1243.
'S14.950''

"S14,950"
Three bedroom brick rambler featur-
ing L-shape living-dining comb,
full basement. Close to schools, shop
ping and transportation.
STEPHEN B. GREY
onAn vxy;lsn, p1vS IA o-1IRo
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AL BAKER OFFERS
Off Mt Vernon Blvd

OFF Mt. Vernon Blvd.
A Better Homes and Gardens" house
plan. Two-bedrm. rambler. entrance
foyer with closet and built-in book
case. din. rm.-liv. rm. comb. 24xl5-
IT, Heatolater fireplace; liv. rm. win
dow overlooking rear patio: equipped
space; oil h.-w.h,: full bsmt new
community; desirable neighborS;
price, $4,000. AL. 6544. TIE. 7343.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Industrial Counsel Returns
From Israel

David Levine, a senior men,
Der of the firm of Levine and
Levine, specializing as legal con-
sultants for international, COM
mercial and manufacturing
houses, has returned from an ex-
tensive visit in Israel. Mr.. Levine
visited Israel on behalf of several
heavy industrial concerns in the
United States for the purpose of
studying the industrial potential
of Israel.
David Levine reports that in
dustrial and agricultural expan-
sion has been phenomenal in Is
rael within the last year. The
greatest growth took place in the
development of new housing
facilities, road building, pipe and
cable laying, the opening of new
quarries, and the expansion of
public utilities. In addition, new
glass, cement, brick and tile fac
tories have been opened. Ship
building facilities have been ex-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

banded and more than a dozen
major American firms, among
them General Electric, Ford,
Westinghouse, Kaiser Frazer,
have opened or are planning to
open large assembly plants in
Israel. All this shows confidence
on the part of important indus
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

George Jessel says he doesn't
know why people worry so much
about money. After all, the only
time you use it is when you buy
something.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

trial and commercial enterprises
in the future of Israel economy
and in the soundness of it's cur
rency. The Israel currency is
relatively sounder than many
European and South American
currencies and far sounder than
any Near Eastern currency.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

In Hollywood, flattery is tell
ing the other person exactly what
he thinks about himself.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
A Rosh Hoshonoh
Message
CONTINUED from Page 72-A)

unfortunate if the IRO were dis
solved. The growing numbers of
homeless people require the es-
Enlistment of permanent inter-
national instrument under the
UN to deal with the redistribu-
ton of populations on an inter-
national scale and their integra-
ton into the economic and social
life of the country of immigration.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WILLYS 1887 4-dr. sedan; heater,
good tires and paint, runs fine; 81 so
or best offer WA. 1888 -2S
ARMED FORCES ONLY
Autos, new and used, dealer guar, all
makes. Save up to l0%. UNITED
SERVICES, HU. 1880.
1947 DE SOTO conv.; 2. and h.,
P1Iassic 1aaa ysazr sest covers Sse
drive and heater Sl,165
1947 KAISER 4-dr.; heater 1895
1887 CIVILIAN JEEP, has power
1910 PACKARD club coupe: radio
and heater S2S5
Several others to choose from.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
5000 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. CHI. 1000.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.)

sTUDEBAKER l947 Commander Sc
dan; Studebaker's exclusive china
tizer, heater and defroster for sum-
mer and winter comfort; push-but-
ton radio: tailor-made seat covers.
It's Butler-Bonded; S1.195. Butler
EGE EEiaafS 5 esSs Co., Rs hssa q l1sf Il sP
sTUpEBAKER sri dlB IN vs. Is, L. c.; r, h., Cd.
TAN MoToRs' asil N. Z. Ne, Pc.
sTUDEBAKER AZ 2-dr.; T.. h, od. !;
MOTORS, 22fi N z. ave. NV. rs rs
eTUDEBAKER 194s. Champion Regal
de luxe 2-dr.; Jet black finish; r; b.;
h s1isetdensy sseds or t.r%s n1as &6LrE Mo
TORS. 18th and K NV. Ex. 1862.
sruDEBAKER 80 de luxe e-dT.:o r.
Ps s m .s 800? sisss ifsssl m5isf 5Ef MoToE Syps5
SALES, i NC c. S7a5 Nichols aye.
eTTDEBAKER Is Commander Land
cruiser; / careful owner; gas and
and studebaker 'si Exclusive ea eiimatizer' tier
sePmet ana s15ss xsseF eG@hHsf satsf
Lee q !. p 2. BYr6FR; e Il I INC i1a1 5s Sist
sTUDEBAKER l949 Champion Sc
dan; equipped completely. including
$l,495; BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
gTUDEBAKER, '49 2-dr.; equip; 81
Morioss. SSTn SSf1 N. AzisUoTlsAN Z. ave-. n;s;
srUDEBAKER '4s conv. cpe,: r. h..
3D., $1,395. S75 down. METRO
POLTTAN MOTORS, 2211 N. Y. ave.
STUDEBAKER 80 Regal De Luxe
Commander conv.: gas and motor
saving; overdrive; climatiZer, nylon
cord upholstery; Fendix undercoat;
new for over $4,000; iust broken
In and now S2,295. Butler Bonded
cars make good or we do" LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st st. NV.
DI. O11O. -2S
Evening star., 1950-12-26
H. H. Lowe Dies After Crash;
Owner Of Beauty Salon

Herschel Harris Lowe, 81, owner
of loves Beauty Salon, COL
Thirteenth street NV, died today
in Memorial Hospital at Char
lotte, N. c., as a result of injuries
suffered in an automobile accident
near Charlotte early Sunday.
Mr.. Lowe, who lived at 4348
Brandywine' street NV, and his
wife and family were enroute to
Statham and Atlanta, Ga. to
spend the Christmas holiday with
relatives. -.
A native of Statham, Mr.. Lowe
came to Washington about 20
years ago. He and his wife, Mrs.
Sallie Stewart Lowe. had owned
the salon since then. -,
He was member of the Colum-
bia Heights Christian Church,
1435 Park road NV.
He also is survived by two sons,
Herschel, jr., and James Stewart
Lowe. also of the Brandywine
street address; two sisters, Mrs.
T. l.. Holcombe, Statham, and
Mrs. James Baugh, Savannah, and
two brothers, Edgar H. Lowe,
Monroe, Ga, and Mahlon Lowe,
Statham.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Thursday at Statham.
Evening star., 1950-12-26
|Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hill Die
Within 9 Hours in ArIinqton

Mrs. John E. Hill of Arlington
always said she wanted to follow
her husband closely in death. She
died at $50 am. yesterday. Her
husband had passed away nine
hours earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill lived at 824
North Fillmore street. In a coma
since suffering stroke last
Thursday, Mrs. Hill, who was 10,
never knew that her husband had
died in their home at $50 pm.
Christmas eve. Mr.. Hill, also 70,
had been i'll for several years with
heart condition. ts',
Born in Washington, Mr.. Hill
had lived in this area all his life.
For many years he worked as a
butcher for the old Sanitary
Stores and the District Grocery
Stores, and at one time had his
own business here.
Evening star., 1950-12-26
Arthur McLaren Suit Dies;
ChrysIer Airtemp Official

Arthur McLaren Suit, regional
manager of the Chrysler Airtemp
Corp. here died yesterday at the
Medical College of Virginia Hos
pital in Richmond. He lived ir
King George County, Va.
Mr.. Suit, who was SO, had been
i'll several months. A native OF
the District. he attended Wash
ington schools and was a graduate
of George Washington University
He also attended the George
Washington University Law
School.
Mr. Suit moved to the small
community of Chotank, Va, about
10 years ago where he was en-
gagged in building up his property.
Beside his wife. the former Mrs.
Mary Lowry Craft. he is survived
by son, Arthur w. Suit, of st.
Louis, Mo-; his mother, Mrs. Grace
Suit, of the Methodist Home, Con-
necticut avenue and Ellicott street
NV. and a sister. Mrs. Mildred
Gessford, 4704 Fallstone road,
Somerset, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Thursday in St. Paul's
Church at King George, Va
Burial will be in the church ceme-
terry.
Evening star., 1950-12-26
|. ". Voigt, Jr., Killed;
Member Of Hume Family

Word has been received here OF
the death of L. Wainwright
Voigt, jr., %. who was killed Fri
day in a traffic accident on the
Pennsylvania turnpike near Som.
erSet. Pa. He was the grandson
of Mrs. Thomas L. Hume, ST., OF
the Cordova Apartments. Twen-
tieth street and Florida avenue
NV.
Mr.. Voigt, who lived in Pitts
burgh, was returning home from
Harrisburg. Pa, where he had
taken mental and physical tests
to become an air cadet. His car
hit an icy spot and skidded into a
truck. friends said. He was a
senior at Lafayette College. He
was buried Christmas Eve in
Pittsburgh.
Besides his grandmother, he
leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Wainwright Voigt, ST., of
Pittsburgh. His mother, the
former Virginia Hume, was born
in Washington and is a member
of one of the city's Oldest families
and lived here until her marriage.
Also surviving are brother, John,
20, student at Cornell Univer-
sity, and a sister, Virginia, IL.
Evening star., 1950-12-26
Mrs. John N. Beavers,
Long Active in OAR,
Other Groups, Dies

Mrs. John M. Beavers. 81, a
former vice president general and
corresponding secretary of the Ma
tional Society of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. died to-
day after a long illness at the
home of a daughter. Mrs. Oliver
G. Magruder, 5000 Porter street
NV.
Born Hattie Bruce In Spring.
field, ILL.,, Mrs. Beavers had lived
in Washington since childhood.
Her husband was a director of the
National Bank of Washington at
the time of his death in 1887.
Mrs. Beavers had been active in
the OAR most of her life. She
had been State regent of the OAR
for the District and regent, vice
regent and secretary Of the Dolly
Madison Chapter. She was one
of the founders of the OAR Chap
ter House here. -s
Z Mrs. Beavers was a member of
the PEG Sisterhood, Goth Century
Club and New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
Besides her daughter she leaves
a son. John M. Beavers. jr., Sandy
Spring, Md; a sister, Mrs. Rich
ard E. Claughton of the Wyoming
Apartments; four grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Thursday in the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. with burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery.