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Evening star., 1950-03-18

Exclusive realtors. FA. 1920. Special.
izing in finer homes. go
Country Living In The City
This older home has 4 large bed
rooms, large square kitchen. full
dining room, lar5e reception hall,
and is located on spproximatel. one
acre. You will enjoy living here.
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square, ow. 1920, 9O23.
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SILVER SPRING
207 pepurood pJ

OVF OII WOOU IVU.
Open Sunday, ] to g: S14,25o; s.
bedrm. brick Colonial, large living
rn.. with fireplace, full basement,
Anchor fenced yard, aluminium
public and parochial schools, Wood
moor shopping center. Possession
April Is. To reach: From Four
Corners, turn right on Old Bladens-
burg I'd. . blocks to St. Layrence
dr.. eft block to Cherrytree lane,
rlsht block to penwood and house.
CAL Mr. Lanisan, with CRAZE g.
HELAN, 81. 1000; ewes. FIR 1899.
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CHEVERLY

Carlyle and Crest Ave.
New all-brick 2 and 8 bedrm. ram.
blers; large liv. rn., fireplace, book.
cases, picture windows, de LUXE
Youngstown all-meta, kitchen, s.
cu.-ft. Kelvinator refrigerator. full
bsmt., gas a.-c. heat: , blks. school
shopping and bus. Priced, $4,000
FaA-VA approved. S. g. S. BUILD,
ING CORP. WA, ~S632 20
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FOREST GLEN

KENSINGTON AREA
Do YOU want a brick house with all
modern improvements including gas
heat and a recreation room, plus an
extra lot? Do you want this for q
comparatively tiny price but well
financed at 4e6? We have it for
you.- OIL. GAGS.
MARY AULDRIDGE
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LAST HOUSE AVAILABLE
A beautiful 2-story brick in Cheverly,
place. large din. rm., kit. with dish
washer and garbage disposal. Va tile
bath and porch on 1st A.; 8 lee.
bedrms. and bath on End a.; full
bsnt. with garage. GI and FHA
approved. Sample house, 1920 63rd
ave. WA. 9213; eyes,, MI. 1900.
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SII,VER SPRING

First offering. Detached brick on lee
fenced corner lot. Contains liv. ~rm.
with. frepl., din. rn., kit. with
lse. bath, screened side porch, built
In gar, full bsmt. with oil h.-w h.
A eonv. and lovely location for a
family with children. Shown by
appt. only. PAUL P. STONE, 1913
18th st. ne. MA 1870. 20
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NEW RAMBLER

design for better living. A
UNIQUE home located on LeesbGtg
pike close to Falls Church. Approx.
l acre of ground. This brick resi-
dence contains very large l.r. and
or. with fireplace Modern kitchen.
3 bedrooms, baths, radiant heat
ing. copper plumbing throughout.
Beauty and style in this most low
able home of the week See this
charming home today. -Unusual-yet
inexpensive at S37, 500.
EASTMAN Il SEAY
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GIs OR NON-VETS

GIS OR NON-VETS
3.bedrm. brick; studio-bedrm. 80 #
long, liv. rrn.. din. rm. and kit
full painted bsmt., h.-w.h., gas
2-FAMILY BRICK
All lge, rms; each apt. . bedrms.
very lge; bsmt., . porches, Anchor.
fenced ,ot, garage. only S13,950
Many other 3-'amily properties.
8 LARGE ROOMS
On Greenbelt. rd.; full bsmt. with Q.
IT. ceiling, dark rm., 2 lge. porches
stairway to -3rd A.. nr. Catholic
school. church. shopping and car
MANY OTHER PROPERTIES
BUkCH REALTY co.
ReSltcrs, S5O5 Baltimore blvd, Col.
lege Pk.,. Md. TO. 1888, TO. 633Si
ewes, WA. 5641. SH. 1910, UN. 9451
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CHEVERLY

Large sbeautiful prewar 3-bedrm
home, 3016 Lake ave. This home was
built by builder for himself in 1910.
Large liv rm., fireplace, French
doors to lge. screened porch. lee. din
rm;. complete elec, kitchen, lst A.;
full bsmt.; built-in garage; oil heat;
slate roof; owner leaving town;
shown by appt. only. CLYDE r.
ADAMS, REALTOR, UN. 1143. -19
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING
Open II to 7, Sat. and Sun.
CALF. RAMBLERS-s11,95O

In beautiful Rosewood, where your
family will enjoy gracious living.
See these brick ramblers with fire-
place, sliding closet doors. copper
plumbing, large bedrooms. large
utility room. outside storage room
plenty Of big trees. GI-FHA fnrn nc
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104 CONN. AVE.

CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Open 1 till dark: 4 bedrms.. center
hen with 30-ft. living rm., fireplace
fun-size dining rm., nice kit, large
sc-ecned porch; o7erlooking beauti.
ful rear ward; S1S50a; terms ar
rcn~ed; 4 miles past Ch, Cb, Circl,
to oDcn sign. E. r. BOYNTON co;
Or 0S00 OR R6Qo 10
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AURORA HILLS

5. bedrooms and . baths: first floor
has lovely large living room. full
dining room, sparkling kitchen. 3
bedrooms and bath. Second floor
has large bedrooms and bath.
N. c. HINES & SON, INC.
Courthouse Square. OW. 1920 1923.
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HILLSIDE BUNGALOW

Lovely white home: 8 mos. old; in
n. Arlington on auiet' dead-end ST.;
rm. is good size; nice liv. rm.; comb.
din. rm. and kit; full bsint. with
outside entr.; stairway to exr. attic;
believe it or not. only S13.65O.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd; GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
CAPE COD DREAM HOME
A. splendid corner home, In fast grow
Ing Silver Spring. Large lot Gap
prox. 5000 SO. ft0, level and at
place, ching room, fully equipped
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and tile bath;
OAK floors, full b sement, automatic
heat; big attic, ready to be finished
INTO more bedrooms. already heavily
insulated in the ceiling and with
heat, and electricity installed; su-
perbly constructed and located in
q nice neis.iborhood Of comparable
home values. Total price, S13,950:
terms ersily arranged. Call Mr..
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1898 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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OPEN / TO DARK, SUN.
BOTH FOR Sill ESQ

6 rms. and bath; oil h.-wh.; equip.
and bath; equip. kit; OPA rent ap-
proved at S75 and S37 per mo-: both
houses vacant: substantial cash re-
auired: address: 4740 Old Dominion
DR.. Just 4 blks. Of Lee hwy. J. H.
B INOIT, Realtor. KE. 3-6677. 10
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GaAss-WALLEp LASS !, LEI HOUSE and car pert
ally designed In the contemporary
land in Sleepy Hollow near Fails
Church; on corner Of Ridge I'd. and
pKT. k9on BGNGALow, dS1Sfi below $1,000; one
liv. rm., fireplace, din. rm.. bedrm..
bath, kit, all util. Stairs to expan.
attic; corner lot, 52x192. ia.
By oSDvi OWNER, FALLS CHURCH.
large, wooded lot, S0xI26; full
bsmt.s copper plumbing, steel-beam
construction. extra large 2,ear ga.
TssSo; 00e's 81 apo1oved nDms dtnr0asp1as aeDpoa
$1,000 cash. FA. 406s. No brokers
LOVELY. MODERN masonry rambler,
in town q Herndon; vacant; ans
REALTY, IA. i45o. S 'A''' "Sf a."
RAMBLER, on corner lot, near Nc
lean. Liy. rm., din. rm,, den. 9 bed
rooms, kitchen, bath. basement;
5Ess; s2$ :fSssss!' SisE:;
GI-s8. 75O-S15O cash plus settle
ment charges. 6-room bunsalow on
bpslins: close to SHOPPING. schools,
sngdshsi 81 h bsasass9 c9 iad si4 Nav, a aat'-
AL BAKER SAYS: Feast your eyes
on this home" bedrms.. hv. rml
kit. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., garage.
Bic Drs. on1 aTGa' sls5a Ps5sa sd 5.ad cash al
S54s sAsa or r. 7szs t5Ps oPsn ss sandss A.
AL BAKER OFFERS near shirlins ton
Center, nice brick semidet. consist
bedrms. and bath, fuii 6smt. With
extra rm.. oil heat. A real buy at
6644 or TIE. 1913. Open sundays.
AL BAKER OFFERS in Del Ray a
.det. asbestos shinsie home on a large
lot. 50x150, corner location. Liv
Im., din. rm. and kit. on 1st floor;
bedrms. and bath on md f.. one
car garage. front and rear porches.
81 ssis!sn' es sH' a. 4. aSi1 sr TG
al sAKER HRea oFfRRs f4hss's; Tor sss5o this
cute white masonry home on a nice
iot; s ,5oxl4S; good-sized liy: rm.;
bath, oil heat. picket fence, grand
location near Columbia pike. For
particulars. scall AL. 6644 or TE.
.734i: Open SUNDAYS. -1s
AL BAKER OFFERS $3.50 down JET
ferson Manor. This new listing,
modern semidet. home Of s lge. rms,
tiled bath, full bsmt. with finished
rec. rm. In excellent condition. Nice
location. Convenient to shopping
See this and assume GI loan. For
PARTICULARS, call AL. 6644 or TIE
7343.. Open Sundays.
Al BAxkR g. SON, INC,
116 8. st. Asaph ST., Alexandria. Va.
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343. -19
ANNANDALE
bungalow. Full basement, and at
taehed garage. This Is a good sup
stantial house. Price, S11.50U
Shown By appointment only.
NJ n IYIAYYI6 O. oNAY
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TRADE

Your home for a beautiful. detached
home in ar exclusive section oi
nearby Maryland Our homes ar,
the last word Consider detached
brick on larue level lot. slate roof
copper pioes cutters and spouts
powoer room. den. recreation room
laundry chute screened porch
maids quarters. sun deck breakfact
nook dishEasher garbege disposaI
3 bedrooms. 9 baths defached ga.
raes with brerzeway.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0s N CAPITOL Realtors MA 673o
2304 Calvert ST NV DE b77s
PLANS
Consult us regarding plans and spec
for your futu-e home.
GALE CO.
81. 4575, ryes.. 81. Aq6S Is
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SILVER SPRING
De LIKE Brick Colonial

De Luxe Brick Colonial
Open Sat and Sun. / to dark: 6
Portable living. 2Na baths, full bsmt..
paneled rec. rm., side porch. det
garage, close to everything, excel
financing. Priced under $4,000.
Directions: Out. Colesville I'd. to
Ellsworth DIR. and follow our open
sign to 612.
CAPITOL REALTY co.
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IpIsUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
TAKE OVER A CT LOAN
YYnY1OEO AIfAII nY n
YOUR LAST MOVE

RItZAINOII OT 1OE
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

4NOlC lOl OUl W1UIlGy
In this all brick bungalow located /
blk. from shopping, transp. and
grade school: lge. liv. rm. with log
burning firepl,, separate din. rms,
equipped kit. 2 good bedrms. and
tiled bath, all on 1st A.; lge ex-
pansion attic plus full bsmt; entire
lot is fenced ard total price is
only. S13,600 with GI contract in
vited.
Arlington Realty Co.
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a423 Minnesota Ave. Sc.

5000 Cash-3 Bedrooms
Ideal Suburban Location
with bedrooms located in Morning
side Village. Md. First floor has
spacious living room, large dining
room with bay window. bedroom,
bath. and fully equipped kitchen.
rooms making total OF 3. Base
ment with OIL automatic heat. Very
large lot with picket fence. Full
price Sl1,300 subject to VA ap-
proval. Above terms to a vet only.
Mr.. Perens, jr., or Mr.. Taylor. sat
and Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-152s X ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-03-18
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. teout.
BETHESDA RAMBLE Err
CHEVY CHASE

Entertaining, comfortable family life
or strictly for convenience. this To-
cation Is ideal and so is this house
Custom built Colonial brick, center
fireplace. dining room with door to
porch, and good level lot: large den
A1d bath on first floor; kitchen with
Holly wood-style breakfast nook; par
ouet floors upstairs and down: four
large bedrooms and two baths on
second moor: large attic: basement
with ground-level entrance has beau
tiful recreation room with leather
bar; This house is reasonably priced
and possession can be given at any
time. To inspect cell OIL. eA6s,
MARY AULDRIDGE
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LARGE KITCHEN

LARGE KITCHEN
FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM
Yes. this 6-room brick has 1st-fioo,
extra large kitchen: 9 comfortable
size bedrooms and tile bath on end
floor. On level T5xl30 1T. lot. Con-
veniently located for Andrews Field
and Suitland. Only S2.40O cash and
balance on one trust at 4%e payable
at SS4.1b per mo-, includ. insur-
ance and taxes. Gladly shown By
appointment. Phone LU. 4-5566 Oh
vi. 131F until 10, pm.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
ONE-FLOOR PLAN

ONE-FLOOR PLAN
Brick, $11 ,500-GI Approved
located just across D. C.. line in S e.
Homes offer large living dining room,
fully equipped kitchen, two twin
sized bedrooms. tile bath and
shower; permanent stairway to
with gas &C. heat. Qualified veteran
may purchase with only S7O0 down
and We have. excellent financing
Through .FHA for civilian buyer.
Call Mr.. Skies Ma. 1912 Sat. or Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-15as K ST. NV.
MA, 9141
Evening star., 1950-03-18

2 NURSERY SCHOOLS
Each with income from apartments
and rooms; one in Alexandria. one
In Fails Church; Alex: 3-story brick
building, :; apte II turnJ. plus
school; Falls Church: Corner lot;
zoned comm ercial: Prices: S26, 800
and $4,000; shown by appoint
ment
ROMYE LAMBORN
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkE

SS,05O Or salts. OFFER-Open ]
to pm. Sun. See Sun. paper fol
directions. JOHN cHRONAKER, RE
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6 BEDROOMS BATHS
NEW HOUSE SACRIFICEi

1NIW IIOO0E OI1Nlt1T IOE. :
OPEN SUNDAY, is PM.
Very large corner brick home, just
completed; LIST A. has soft. liv. rm.,
sun rnl., den. din. rm., kit. bedrm.
and bath; End a. has 8 bedrms., 2
@ soxsS an sun es dsck; A Us T II. frontsse, osse,
wooded lot: finest construction. Cost
S56.n0o to build: sacrifice for
S37. SEQ: good terms or trade. 6013
1NWOOD DR.. CHEVERLY, MD.
Drive out Defense hwy, turn right
rieht on Inwood b,o"k to house.
LEO M. BERSTEIN 81 co.
1415 X st. NV. Realtors. NE. 500.
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$500
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, is
1902 4Sth Ave EdmonSton

An attrae.. 2,bedrm, bungalow; bsmt.,
with SOFT. frontsge; 3 bIks. to
stores, bus and schoo'; terms. may
go GI with only $500 deposit. To
reach: From Peace Cross, north
on BALTIC; blvd. and right at rail-
ave, right to last house on right
at top of hill.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. U222
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Special for Non-Vets
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. NOON
TIL DARK

3 bedrms., futuristic rambler, un-
usual design, f1oor-to-ceiling win
dows, lovely iiv. rm., with paneled
fireplace, and built-in' bookcases
fun din. rm., very modern kitchen
full basement, gas a.-c. hsst: locarec
on choice corner lot, approx. $500
So. it. Directions: Out Georgia ave-
about . mi. past Colesville rd. tc
corner of Dennis ave. Call RE. $3.50
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

ANNANDALE
Approximately one acre, beautiful
bungalow. Full basement, and at
taehed garage. This Is q good SUP.
stantial house. Price, S11,50U.
Shown By appointment only.
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse Square, ow. sO2O-9o23.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
NEAR SILVER SPRING

NEAH silver SPHING
r. OPEE SUNDAY, II
Lovely 6-rm. bs.ck Colonial, lge. liv.
rm., firepl., din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrnis,
tiled bath, gas heat, beautiful lse
assume 4st CT loan; ideal tor vet.
or non-vet. Only $1,000 down.
Dir: Out GeorRis ave, extended,
to 11700 blk, left on Parker l blk,
right to lIS05 Grandview. For
details call LA. 6-SSOn. SH. O6nl
l.. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
SUBURBAN sAlE-VIRGINIA
An Outstanding Value

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, / TIL 5
In popular Lacey Forest PRICED al
$17,950. this. home features a II.
kit; 8 fine bedrms. and bath up;
secluded screened porch, att. gar,
nice trees on lot; conv. to every
thing. See 1t today by driving out
Wash. blvd. and turning left on N.
Harrison to 1106. Mrs. Wheeler on
premises.
Les Farnum g. Associates
1852 Washington Blvd. oW 1904.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlNlA

ST., 500
Win purchase this Colonial mason
~ home: has liv. rm. din. rm. comb,
fully equipped kit, . bedrms. and
bath on ind A.; full bsmt.. oil a.-c.
heat, conv. location. Shown by appt.
only Bal. on conv. monthly terms.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA s. Glebe rd at Lee blvd. Phone
OK. 0217 or Gil. 1878. 10
LIVE BY THE WATER
Tank. Here is beau. all-brick
rambler with 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
with mirrored flrepl.. din. area
excel. kit. with range. refrig., dis
posal and Bendix included Will
be ready in about 60 days. These
are hard to find. Just one avail
abia. Price only S13.950.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-03-18
FORESTVILLE. MD.

acres, 400-ft. frontage with mod.
ern home, 8 rms bath, Oil burner
h.-w.h., elec. refer. combination
aluminium storm sash and screens
elec. stove, modern kitchen. stable
chicken house. tobacco barn, etc
Newly decorated: vacant. Priced Il
sell quickly Ever., phone Mr.
WoodWeC. IA. h4HH.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

SILVER SPRING, $15,950
OPEN / TO 6 PM.
e504 Biltmore ave, the most COM
plete new home on today's market
The many extras will amaze you
New det. brk. home with rms, on
] A.; full bsmt.. full exp. attic, fire.
pl., ultra modern kit. may go Gil
Out Colesville rd. to Franklin ave-
right TO Biltmore, right to home.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 11O3
Evening star., 1950-03-18
L. T. GRAVATTE

15lS K street NV. Realtor, MA. O753.
TAKOMA PK.-Attractive home, 5
large rms. attic with additional rni.
oil heat, full bsmt.. lot 6Ox14S, with
trees and shrubbery, concrete street.
Only S10,5OO.
ROBERT E. LOHR
81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. GE.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Lutherans Urged 10 Aid
Efforts for Arms Control

DR.. o. Frederick Nolde, directo,
Of the Commission of the
Churches on International AT.
fairs, yesterday declared the
church must encourage a "sin.
cere and -tiring effort" tc
achieve effective internationa.
control of all ornaments.
DR.. Nolde. who spoke at an AL
Lutheran Youth Rally in Keller
Memorial Church, also asserted
the churches must aid "the world
wide movement for social justice
but steer clear of "totalitarian
methods" that pervert the move
ment.
Freedom will never be secure
but must be fought for con-
tinuously, the dean Of the Gradu-
ate School at the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary, Philadelphia,
declared.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Irish Veterans Elect
Cassiday Chaplain

George L. Cassiday, who main.
tains he is still national com.
mander Of the Irish War Vet.
Grams despite objections from
some Of his erstwhile colleagues,
has been chosen chaplain or Gen.
George S. Patton. jr., Post No. 7
Of the WV. in an election held
at the Embassy Club. officials an.
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Cassiday's associate, Morris
A. Bealle. ST., national judge ad-
vocate, "ousted" with him from
membership in District Post No. II
last December. was chosen Patton
Post judge advocate.
Patton Post officials said Jack
D. Cornett was chosen COM
mander. The retiring commander.
Arthur w. Mewshaw. automatical-
ly becomes chairman Of the board
of directors. Other officers chosen
were: James M. Chiffon, senior
vice commander; c. Larry Moses,
junior vice commander: Allen K.
Hines, officer Of the day; Leon c.
O'Gwynn. sergeant major: DR.. M.
Bohun-Greene, surgeon and Ed
mond B. Dugan, sergeant at arms.
Commander Cornett named
these officers: John j. Waldron.
quartermaster; John E. Chamber
lin. adjutant and J. whitley,
service officer.
Evening star., 1950-04-17

The bills providing for preserva-
tion of the house as part Of the
National Capital Parks system
were introduced by Senator Ke-
fauver, Democrat, of Tennessee
and Representative Chase Going
Woodhouse, Democrat. of Con-
necticut. They are now in the
Senate Public Works Commit
tee and the House Public Lands
Committee.
Georgetown and other groups
care little that fact and fiction
about the enigmatic yellow build
ing'S past never have balanced
since the 18th century. If George
Washington wasn't in it, they say,
at least. he was in the neighbor-
hood.
"It's our treasure" Mrs. Charles
j. Hubbard, a member of the
Progressive Citizens Association of
Georgetown, declared. I'VE have
tried to get it for a long time,
and when we heard the property
was to be leased to a commercial
outfit that was going to put up
a modern structure, we felt fast
action was necessary" y
Fast action is deemed neces-
sary by Mrs. Hubbard's group, as
well as by the Georgetown Citi-
zens' Association and the District
Society. Dauf hters of the Amer
ican Revolution. All three have
indorsed the identical bills.
PARK system officials backed up
the statement in the bills that the
property was worthy of "renova-
ton, stabilization, maintenance
and preservation" and would make
good museum.
Actual history of the story-and-
a-half house was skirted by these
officials and in the bills descrip-
ton Of an Outstanding remain
ing example of 18th century
architecture"
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Husband Shoots Wife, Kills
Self After Family Quarrel

A 24-year -old wife is in fair
condition at Casualty Hospital
after her husband shot her in the
temple and thigh and then killed
himself with a bullet in the head,
according to police.
Police said a family quarrel
led to the shooting yesterday of
Mrs. Elinor Jones, colored, of
1888 E street NE. at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Columbia
Scott, 1113 Seventh street NE
Her husband, Rozier, "a, was listed
a suicide by DR.. Richard Rosen-
berg, deputy coroner.
The pair began to quarrel Sat-
urday night. Police said the wife
mother of an 11-month-old boy
was accused of staying out toe
long when she returned after pay
ing some bills. She spent the
night at her mothers house anc
the husband came there yesterday
afternoon.
They went to a second-story
bedroom after Jones said HI
wanted to talk things over" with
his wife. Then, police said, HI
shot her and killed himself, say
ing If can't have you, no ont
else can"
Evening star., 1950-04-17

81, a son by a former marriage
His mother, Mrs. Grace A. Barn.
hard of Washington, also sur
wives.
The victim was a member OF
the District of Columbia Dental
Society, American Dental Asso-
citation and the Corinthian Yacht
Club.
DR.. Barnhard's body was taken
to the Deal funeral home, 4812
Georgia avenue NV. where it will
remain until funeral services at
2 pm. Wednesday at the Metro
politan Methodist Church, Ne
braska and New Mexico avenues
NV. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Was All-High Halfback.
Monk Fraser, jr., was regarded
as one of Washington's most
promising younger baseball play
ers. He had an outstanding rec
ord on the AnacoStia High School
team and also was All-High half
back while playing football at
Anacostia in 1947.
He was a member of the Ana
costa Methodist Church. His
father died in 1948. Surviving
are his mother, Mrs. Ida Mae
Fraser; a sister, Betty, IA, and
two brothers. Arnold, Is, and
Wayne Fraser, IL.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Probe Of Interstate Crime
Urged by D. {. Democrats

The Democratic Club of Wash
ington yesterday urged immediate
passage of a bill calling for an in
vestigation into interstate racket.
eering, gambling and .crime-in-
Guiding the Washington area.
The resolution was introduced
at the groups weekly meeting at
the Women's National Democratic
Clubhouse, 1927 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Members also called for immed-
late hearings on a proposed con-
stitutional amendment which
would allow suffrage to District
citizens.
Miss Vivian Simpson, Rockville
attorney and Maryland's first
woman secretary of state, was
guest speaker at the meeting.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Washington Area Leads
In Methodist School Gifts

The Washington Episcopal Ares
Of the Northeastern Jurisdiction
Of The Methodist Church led the
six jurisdiction areas in church
school offerings for 1949 with
gifts totaling $212.619, it was an.
nounced today.
The Pittsburgh area was sec.
ond with gifts amounting tt
$186,521. and Philadelphia thirc
with $162, ,468. New York, Bos-
ton and Syracuse complete the
Episcopal areas in the jurisdic-
ton.
Total amount contributed by
the 7,745 church schools in the
Northwestern Jurisdiction was
$715,8l3, a gain Of $24,955 owe,
1948.
Schools Of the entire church
gave $2,654.901 last year.
Evening star., 1950-04-17

Predecessors Of the building S
present occupants-employes in
the used-car lot Office of the Park
way Motor Co.-long have been
part of the historical conundrum.
Research technicians of the
Historic American Buildings Sur
vey, in 1884, assigned 1764-1767
as the buildings date. Some
eight years later, a WPA writer's
project turned up these traditions
about the Pennsylvania style
house:
It was George Washington
engineering headquarters" from
which Washington was llanneo
and became Pierre L'Enfart's STU
dio while he drew plans fol the
capital.
1t was once headquarters of
British Gen. Braddock. (The gen.
eral, however, died in 1755-before
the house was builtD
1t served as model for Wash
ington's townhouse in Alexandria.
now demolished.
1t was Suffers Tavern where
Washington met the proprietors
and made a deal for the land
which became the City of Wash
ington. The actual location Of the
tavern still remains uncertain.
The house is one of few in the
District Of the pre- Revolutionary
period. The interior has been
altered, but a mantel dating from
about 1900 still is in the front
room. Old paneling survives in
the rear wing.
The building has high base
ment at the south, or front, owing
to the slope of the hill. The pitch
of the roof and the exposed timber
ties in the gable ends reflect the
Pennsylvania influence. Most Of
the exterior trim Is original.