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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
oUr-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

40 ACRES mixed grove. 5000 boxes fruit;
4-bedroom home. barn, windmill. truck,
TRACTOR sss extra fine nIy only
FL ia aa,ssG EAST COAST Selected home
sse aG a nar on ai s Palm Beach & ah-
surpassed for vacation or retirement;
healthful, moderate, year-around climate;
tiful ocean beach and world-famous Ash
ing grounds, close to golf course, theater
and shopping center fertile soil s tor g and
"; good title. For beautiful illustrated
s sHssst Rssne a 5& woodSafa s te Wash
i BEHE RIDGE Il SUMMIT. PA. on State high
Beautiful stone house. built TO order OF
the best materials. IL yrs. old, by present
owner. rms; 3 baths, fun basement,
buried in yard, auto. domestic hot water
full set of storm windows and screens. =
Wen over e m q
in good section Of Washington. For further
details R na R%ossysps s d NP 1885
suburb Of New York, 4 mi from Newark
mile a1 New master nk
living quarters on 1st floor, modern
Kitchen ana pdDtfys IeCredtiOn rH1-f pax
TALLY furnished; attractive grounds with
garden house, Scar garage. Owned by
naval officer. permanently stationed in
Washington Asking $3.50 per no. but
will consider reasonable offer from respon-
sible persons. Call WI. $3.50.
FOR RENT, in exclusive fashionable Bronx
vile, % minutes from New York City-Un-
furnished modern house, 4 master bed
rooms, 8 baths, 2 lavatories, double-car
garage: convenient to schools. Write 20
Birchbrook road. Bronxville s, N. Y. Tele-
phone BrOQXyille o-1369,
YOUR VACATION HOME NOVA snug
harbor to retire to- We offer an additional
number of fertile home sites of from L to 5
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, fish,
erman's heaven, at present prices starting
at $685. per tract: some home sites have
actual water, frontage, and all front a
hard-surfaced road and have electricity.
Terms as low as S45 down and SIS per
month; immediate possession. No heating
or tax problems and a wonderful al-year
climate. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet. phone or write to e. J. GRAY at
1913 Fairfax I'd, Bethesda, Md. WI. 4454
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OFFICES FOR RENT

STEWART BLDG, 9Th and SITS. NV.
Bldg. now being remodeled; suites or in
dividual offices available now; reasonable
rent. JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G
st; NV. RE; 2460.
DESK SPACE or single ONCE for rent
mailing and phone address: secretarial
service l. J; COWIE. 500 Eye st. NV.
AVAILABLE FOR 3 MOS, ! or fur
nished offices near Statler. Elk. 5000
OFFICE SPACE FREE to person answering
Phone take MESSAGES etc; in small studio
$500 so. FIT. OF very desirable office
space. located 90 Conn. ave-: available
Immediately to responsible tenant; rent
includes, heat, light and air conditioning
a All Mic B stif sao F. st. NV
Available in suites of or more rooms
Total space available consists of APP
proximately $4,000 square feet on i've
floors. Annual rent of ST 80 per square
foot includes heat, water. electricity, serv-
ice of two elevators. janitor and char
service. Fol-. further information and in
sspeetion. call M, Inlay or NE; Fenner
1900. LILY Vermont ave.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

TO EUY STORE with one or two apart
ments above; white neighborhood base
90
SHOWROOM or warehouse In District. to
be used for Hussmann commercial re-
friseration display and servict dept; will
buy or rent, long lease. S. L. PRICE,
GA Quintana pl. NV. RA. 1868
to accommodate showroom and business
office. Must have service entrance in rear
DEEPFREEZE DIS TRIBU T ORS OF
NV. d. 1873
WAREHOUSE OR STORE for wholesale
beverages, approx 5000 So. TT. or more;
must be End commercial or industrial
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

clients in nearby Maryland. HYATTS-
WILLIE INVESTMENT CO.. 1903 BALTIC. ave-,
Hyattsyille. Nd. opposite Pep Boys Store.
FOR PROMPT RESULTS list your Mary
land property for sale or rent with ].
NOBLE BOAZ. 7240 Wisconsin ave-,
WANT TO BUY shack or piece OF land
near water. EDWIN DUvALLs Accokeek
p O., MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

LAKE JACKSON, I2-rj. lake Al mi 8 q
near Manassas. Va. War conditions ma e
y possible to ofYer choice Of 4 log cabins,
TO rms. furnished and with al tmps,,
on this beautiful wooded lake; good fishing,
swimming and boating: prices from SO 900
70 $4,000. terms. Drive ont or cali
BUY now this modern, well furnished
cottage at Cedarhurst on Ches. BAY. ali
miles y. c., near Shady Side, Md; also q
DIN at Cedarhurst or W. M. BAUMAN.
MA. 1929. ! Thomas circle; GENTLE com.
munlty; Circular on request
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1908 18th ST. N.W.-Corner store, approxi-
mately 600 SO. 1T. floor space. large cellar:
500 per mo. See RUPERT, 1921 18th
st. NV, MA, OSLO.
STORE and Broom apt, furnished: $50
1928 14th ST. N.W.-Stores, offices and
large display window, rooms available
129 18th ST. N.E.-Approximately 700
So IT.. newly painted. Call Ii. 2912
Sunday or after g.
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED, lot, SO 1T. or more frontage.
with or without house, Capitol Hill or
vicinity. FIR. 5089.
COMMERCIAL LOT in Northwest section.
approximately 25x100. suitable for print
ghop Box 0a-J Star
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED STORE with rear entrance, con-
venient to retail section; / to 2 m. feet.
Brokers or direct. WO. 2433 or Box Sal.
Star. Sc
STORE OR WAREHOUSE, preferably in
vicinity of Northeast Union Terminal
tween 10000, 900 #. space. Give all de-
tails In first letter. Box 381-J, Star.
$4,000 TO $4,000 RENT YEARLY, will
ing to pay for downtown store in best To-
cation, for fine clean business. Call NO.
1896 between 9 am. and 1 pm
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK, SIS; mailing privilege, So; fine sec
ro.arial service: best downtown location.
1 LII St: NV: Suite 227.
convenient location, with secretarial serv-
ice. $45 per month. Available now. CAPT.
TAI PRODUCTS CO., 1922 Connecticut ave.
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FARMS WANTED.

HORSE FARM. Montgomery or Howard
County, Nd, or blue grass section Of Va,
with good barns. Listings from owners
only; Full written details with pictures Il
P psi4 < st. M NV. 81. eros. WATERFORD
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AN EXCELLENT CORNER in Riverdale,
Md, on Baltimore blvd, for department
store, hotel theater or a good restaurant
frontage 127x127, 6-rm. house and bath:
S16,500, terms.
An ideal place for dining rm. or a
tourist home 300-ft. frontage on Baltimore
blvd, 10 rms. and bath. 2 Colonial fire.
places. living rm. 2Sx1S; widow must sell
at once, $780,. Cali MRS. WARNER,
UN. 1851 or UN. 0s26.
2O-UNIT BLDG.-Downtown bldg, perfect
condition white. tenants; income approx.
$14, 900 year: price, $4,000.
Beautiful 2-year-old bldg. of 20 units
can be bought for 6 times rental; approx.
100000 cash required,
Call Harry Cohen, GE. 0286. SHANNON
e. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CORNER EDMONsTON AVE. and upshur
ST., one block from Defense hwy-1O-rm.
house on ] acre of land, for storage, con-
tractor, etc; $50 mo. H. M. HUNTER,
WA r616
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOUBLE GARAGE, 2 stories high for
storage, shop or small business at rear.
RSGe RF St ny nm NE 60 45so ,ot n,,, socs
sized office, suitable for storing and park
ing automotive equipment. Apply AIS
MOTORS, 1924 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = Substantial
house. z rms. and bath. 2 porches. oil
heat, 4 VI acres; Is miles from D. c. line
on Route 97: garage. chicken house. tool
shed. fruit and shade trees, small stream.
nice spot for garden; $4,000. SANDY
SPRING REALTY Co. Ashton 242I.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WILL PURCHASE direct from owner, brick,
rooms, large living room; first-class con-
dition; nice lot; Arlington. Box Ss-L,
HOUSE, studio living room. or rooms,
attractive lot: pay cash.. owner only. Arl-
b-kooodiM MoDERN BUNGALow with large
lot, in Montgomery County, within 10
miles Of District. Phone 81. 04S0. 81
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ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SAIe

WILL BUY FOR CASH 10 to $50 acres
Fairias County. Falls Church s12-W-1
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SUBURBAN RFNT-YlRcINIA.

ON LEE HIGHWAY, 4 miles from b. G.: 8
large rooms. AMI: sun porch and large
porches; baths. 8 sinks. OWNER. Falls
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-To close estate, brick, 4
stories, 2 elev., side and rear allies, over
$4,000 So. it.; $4,000; assessed for
$4,000: also space for lease. WI. 2635.
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Z FRAME house with bath,

LARGE 2-STORY FRAME house with bath,
reception hall, living rm., dining rm.,
screened in front porch large BACK po oase
basement, with hot-water heat; lot 70x175:
iocated on Mt. Vernon ave. and bus line
terN% sv s.rm nnns.low wit, 49, 49,
PLACE IN living rm.; oak floors: nice stair;
a aad 4 Pny lss from 3erm Alex Va on good
front porc sesT r gsa a asa
! acre Of land, located about 8 miles from
porch, oak floors, well water with electric
pump and l acre Of land. This place Is To-
Tatea near 1,a Aann a. Va. miles from
tended, Alex, va Phone TE. as74. =,
MOUNT IDA ON THE RIDGE - 6-roon,
modern BUNGALOW, with reception hall, h.
oakcrest--5-room brick. sernidetached
5 isn in ss shs ssous
eludss e-ioot refrigerator. silveTw s re
s low as p ss & $3.50 pss o n
which includes taxes and insurance.
with Hrsn nshs ash aseo fa nunEaloy
screenedI,ln porehss, double garage; 81. ESQ
L r nRdGE 1903 South ATlinston RIdg Is
TO-, AInnglon, va. Jackson l6O4. IVY 1872
ARLINGTON. vA.-Beautiful brick. Amer
lean Colonial, consisting of living room
and kitchen on first floor, 8 large bed
rooms. and tiled bath on End floor, larg.
doored attic, recreation room with bar ant
full bath in basement. buflt-in garage
screened-in back porch. oil burner. h-w.h.
house Is "A years old: corner lot 62x100;
price. S13,600.
AT entrance to Glen carlin Park, on
corner lot 100x120, rooms and baths
with porches all around the house. coal
garden, garage, chicken house. $4,000.
10 miles from Washington, 20 acres OF
beautiful woodland, on good road, im-
Q rooms and garaEe: well water, electricity,
very large chicken house and Workshop;
$8.7 REIBLE. agent OK. 0616 OF
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55 ACRES. good S-room house with cleo
tricity and bath: plenty of outbuildings:
plenty OF water for stock: an ideal small
farm; only 20 miles from the District line
in Howard Co.. about halfway between
Washington and Baltimore, in good farm
ing section. Price, $4,000: immediate
possession; terms. o. L. MURDOCH, Ken
sineten 553
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S2,5OO-$19, s5O-Low terms trade: TO-
n n RUN Ssa e co g. Gis 4e ar0an reduced
ing POTOMAC River estuary and on State
ing, 9 baths. fiot-water heat, electricity,
artesian well, garage. 5-room tenant house,
complete farm buildings; ,;35 acres in excel
s gagon included: $4,000. LEONARD
s SS q. iM Il fnsa p. e Ms ssoo 40
timber; rs. SShoo9; od ~ a.. r., barn, cleo
renton. $500; bung., hway. d. eiec ava,
$4,000 100 a.. 8 rms. orch. "a mi. Rem Rem
s Mr. ii Ess sSSn Rsm nsFn hTsy
VIRGINIA FARM. $50 acres, y farm. pas
ture and orchard, remainder in timber
5-reom dyeiins. bank Barn nna 4o ss t neS
metal roof; complete farm machinery anc
sts oo n'lgaipg tlsssSs REse
81 ACRES, b-rm. house. running water III
rontins on Leesburs BIKE BIKE S'n m 20 81
$1,000; reasonable terms. ]. L. c. WEST
Falls Church 2135-J; after pm. r. c
PURCEvMLE- acres. 7-rm. house
head Of white-faced cattle. 2 milk cows
msehns feed MIL en nSIsss easss1
binder, truck. tractor. plows. harrows
manure spreader. lime spreader, wagons
all other necessary farm equipment; 81
acres of corn. barn full of hay this Ii
one Of the best stock farms in Northern
Va: price. $50, 500. J. L. c. WEST, Fail.
Ghurch 2l35,J; after , pm; F. c. 2012-W
Of hundreds of farm bargains inciudins
dairy chicken. fruit farms, roadstands
gas stations, hotels. summer camps, hunt
Ing, fishing. timber. coal, oil; in Pa. N; Y.
lutely free. write to VESTS FARM
AGENCY, Dept: C.. Pittsburgh 10. Pa
15-ACRE FARM. Groom house, near Bur.
tcnsyille. Md; price. $4,000 cash. WA
4 aSs ACRES, so clear, balance GOOD timber
with nearly 3 miles frontage on hard-sur.
faced roads, IL miles west Of Fredericks.
burg, Va; bus service, electricity available
good location for store or gaa station; g.
room house. big bank barn: price, $4,000
$4,000 cash, OWNER, Box 213-I, Star.
POTOMAC RIvER-243-scre wooded tract
has bath river and state road frontages
IHEopoRE =. MENK. e27 18th - NV
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Free Press Can Avert War
Dutch Minister Declares

Py the Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.-Dr.
Hubertus j. Van Nook, Dutch
statesman, declared yesterday that
q worldwide free press could pre-
vent war: that "a free press and
a free access to true and correct
news are among TIE first essentials
of democracy"
The Netherlands Minister Of
Overseas Territories referred to the
activities of Kent Cooper, executive
director of the Associated Press, on
behalf of press freedom through
out the world, declaring:
II think Mr.. Cooper's ideas are
essential for a better understand
ing between nations "and the elimi-
Evening star., 1944-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1944-10-18
should be independent Of subsidies
whether official or private.

Extravagant spending Of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to 4 minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
Evening star., 1944-10-18
nation Of one Of the main causes Of

nation Of one Of the main causes Of
war.
TT is characteristic that all the
aggressor nations have started pre-
pairing for war by shutting their
people of from free intercourse with
other peoples; by instituting a rigid
censorship and by creating vast
state-directed propaganda service.
Experience has shown that a
people can be led to believe the
most notorious falsehoods by elimi-
mating the free press"
All news agencies, he stated,
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Richard Bennett, Actor,
Put Under Oxygen Tent

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18.-Richard
Bennett, 72-year-old actor and IA
ther of Actresses Constance and
Joan Bennett, was placed under an
oxygen tent last night He is being
treated for a heart ailment.
Don't turn your back on the front
buy more War Bonds!
Evening star., 1944-10-18

BRITAINS TALLEST GENERAL DECORATED Marshal
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery rght) commander OF British
decorates Maj M Barber of the 18th
Division who recognized talest general
the British Army He is than feet inches tall The
decoration to his D. S. and awarded during
ceremonies in France. This is British official photo
P Wirephoto.
The sub., 1944-05-25
Combat Aircraft
 Program Expands

In 1944 the U. s. Navy will build 29,000 combat airplanes, 9 total greater than that of the five previous years combined, according to Secretary of the Navy James Forresta1. This figure represents an expansion of 12,000 per cent in the fve-year period.
 In 1889, Mir. Forrestal said only 238 combat planes were produced for the Naval Air Service. In 194O the total had risen to only 245; 1941 brought a jump to 1,500 and 1922 almost tripled 1941, reach ing a total of 4,400. Last year production was again tripled to turn out 13,50O Navy combat planes.
 Secretary Forrestal also re- vea1ed that in 1924 the Navy will complete 581 combatant ships. This figure is contrasted with the % warships completed in 1940.
 "The United States at the end of 1924 will have Naval power and accompanying air power to match the Naval Forces of the rest of the world" he said.
The sub., 1944-05-25
Getting a Job for Vets

A new Army booklet Issued to soldiers who are honorably dis
 charged or returned to inactive status, contains one section en- titled Getting a Job" which fn- cludes information on the return ing veterans rights and advice on how to go about obtaining employ ment. The soldier is advised that if he wants his old lob back he
The sub., 1944-05-25
ThunderbOlts Cuddled

Eighth Air Force bombers, cus- tomarily afforded protection by fighters during raids over the Nazi- held areas of Europe, were able to return the favor recently and es- cort fighters homeward. Two Thun- derbolt fighters, which had expend- ed their ammunition in driving German fighters away from Ameri- can bombers in a wild pursuit practically through the streets of Metz, had to fly upstairs" fast and cuddle under the bellies of the bombers for protection as far as the coast.
The sub., 1944-05-25

Inc New London and Mertden ball clubs dates back many years and q hard-fought contest is expected.
 The Meriden team will be a slight favortte to win, having played more games than the Mur- Dhy-T -Tuneski boys and because of the presence of Dugas in the starting lineup. Dugas works at Pratt-Whitney in Hartford but makes his home in Taftwille. A large delegation Is expected to attend from the Norwich Taftville section to see their local idol in action.
 The Electric Boat has been hold ing regular workouts for the past two weeks and with most of the boys playing regularly in the week day Morgan Park League, they should be in tip-top shape for the hong season ahead. Despite the late start, Manager Frank Murphy intends to book fully as many games as were played dur ing normal seasons.
 The usual pre-game opening ceremonies will be held, with Company and City Officials talk ing part. Jim McKenna will likely be the starting hurler for the locals with Jim LaPietra doing the catching.
The sub., 1944-05-25

must make application for re-em- ployment within 40 days after the date of his discharge. The pamph- let states, "Your former employer is required to give you your old job back Cor Its equivalent if he possibly can, at the same rate of pay and with the same seniority
 and privileges you had previously"
The sub., 1944-05-25
Heating Plant
By R. G. Gardner

Tom Moran, the man who has
 been known to make a good grade
 of steam with as little equipment as a reading glass and few drops of morning dew, owns a mule, Ketchme, which is reputed to be
 very, very fast. Ketchme will be
 entered at the Narragansett Speed way and Kentucky Derby this summer, as well as In other lead ing racing events of national in- terest. Ketchme does best on large circular tracks, where he can get his legs apart and run unham
 pered. On small tracks, 1t is said
 that he eats up space so fast that
 his tail gets in his eyes, because
 of continually overtaking 1t. Some
 what curiously, Ketchme's color
 is green, tho the mule Is far from 1t. This fact makes 1t difficult to see him in summer, but does give him a distinct advantage over com- peting animals. It Is too late to see him now, in Moran's grassy
 summer paddock, bus anybody wishing to place bet on Ketchme may do 80 by contacting MT. Mo- ran, owner and trainer, any day at the Heating Plant.
 And speaking of the Heating Plant and especially of the Boiler Room, just what sort of an off color verbal bombshen suddenly burst there on May 5, at about 2 D. m.? As one auditor ably put it, There was enough steam made in the ruckuss to fill the boilers without coal" We think the least said about this matter the better, and so we say little but think much.
 Some of the Pipe Fitting boys have bummed matches so often, off
 the Admiral, and others, that they now ask to borrow match" to light their smokes. But 1t amounts 10 the same thing, because so far they have returned no borrowed matches, and the day is not far off when matches will not be forth coming. Don't they know war Is on?
 Whats happened to the Store house No. Rags? Steadily they have become thinner and lighter,
 until now they are Iout the ghosts of their former selves. Time was when few square inches of No. 1 Rag would make healthy hand full. Now what Is purportedly a No. 1 Rag is just a few lonely threads and Strings-obviOusly held together by faith-and as good as so much fog for mopping floor. Truly, wartime No. Rags are
 badly undernourished and need a good building-up diet-or they aren't going to make the grade. How nice to come to work in the morning and be able to see faces around us-to be able to con- meet faces with the clump- clump- dumping of shoes on a down grade. In the dark winter mornings, now happily past, we used to wonder what faces went with what pair of dumping shoes, if any. At present, in the merry, merry month of May, we can see-see the faces of acquaintances, friends, pals, and oh, Shucksl There's that guy of whom just the other day we bor- rowed fve-spot, now overdue. We'll, maybe darkness isn't 90 bad after alll
The sub., 1944-05-25
Diesels Open Season Sunday; Gus Dugas i'm Meriden Lineup

The Electric Boat Diesel Baseball team will play the first
 home game of the 1044 next Sunday afternoon at Mercer Field New London. The Desels meet the strong Merden team who will the former International League eugger Gus Dugas in their lineup The keen rivalry between
The sub., 1944-05-25

Homing pigeons used by the U. s. Army live about eight of nine years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02
Highly Successful
Bridge Party Given
By South School PTA

A highly successful benefit
bridge party was of last weeks
social calendar sponsored by
the Beach School Parent-Teaeh-
er Association as a medium for
raising funds for the organiza-
tons treasury.
The arrangements at the USO
where the party was held, were
under the direction of Mrs. W.
B. Robertson who reports that
nine tables were IN play.
Prizes we're awarded, with
Mrs. Leroy Weber capturing that
for high score. Mrs. W. c. john
son and Mrs. A. E. Dantzler, Jry
were also winners Of prizes.
Homemade candy was sold
during the afternoon, thus adding
to the treasury's funds.
It had been planned to use
the money derived from the par
ty and sale of candy for buying
playground equipment. but it has
since been ascertained that part
of this will be installed by the
school. Instead az especial re-
quest was made by the school
authorities that the proceeds
from the party be used in clear
ing off a lot adjacent to the
school grounds, the use Of which
has been donated by the owner
of the property.