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SUBURBAN sALs-URcINIA.

OUR PRIVATE CRYSTAL BALL shows this
lovely brick Cape Code is ideal for you.
EsRs EsdRsn rSGa sna Ta sedaos 5eDass a Snn S room
Basement; oil heat 'T The prics Hsss IS only MY
If you've looked around at all youth rec
81 Ssni5s dsys this e. we hSSrsan sthn
Toa sa RHls RSsfY fs's {ou laoo ssh OK AIN afss
IDEAL FOR COUPLE-Enslish-ty brick
bungalow with stone entrance on "a acre.
Kitchen, bath. bedroom.' bd' utility Utility % room.
sBsgoh heat hot wsssd
A,sxsndTia assz an s3sS, for appointment to see.
beapss modsSn vS. ss
and. elap6Oard bunsalow. located in Guii-
Iord. near Alexandria, on main hishway.
LENT tc shopping and schools. living room
sdaI Kitchen. tiled shower bath, unity room. S
G2s Ewes. ;r& TE. 44sMi M EBNER M siRs' r. puN. AiS:
ga eAH sSe So s sfstsFs Rss and 3D. sos s
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoNMoniy 4 years
old, In Alexandria, Va. This home Is OF
sn oontsns ya saa roo% %nassh dnna m iOu assrs
sric I. 5sirissFatOT; 2 bedrooms and bath, fulI
terms. Cali EEITzELLs ONCE, pi. 800.
WANT TO MOVE to small town. Leesburg.
bath, electricity, nice lot, ideal neighbor-
hood, vseant, newly painted inside and out.
zEILER,. Leesburs, Va. Phone Leesburr
100 weekdays. Leesburgh e1-J Sunday.
WESTM0NT, VA. - 6-room semidetached
one block from bus. shopping, bank and
theater. .Skyscraper construction OF brick,
steel and concrete. slope roof kitchen
basement. Price. $3.50. OWNER, BOX
4oo-J, star. l2s
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SUBURBAN sALE-MAPYlANp.

| FURN. BUNGALOW. IS westside St.. cabin
John Park, Md-Eec: range, refgr;, city
gatsE srms Hpsd G s441 5oss Il so Sosp Sa
Toon With nrepace. isTae EEE' dinins s room n
SUBSTANTIAL lsasaa cash s SssuiSed wa
GoTTAGE cITY-4-room bungalow. Con-
portation; electric stove and refrigerater
included. Immediate possession. Sc, 500,
ts cf a. MTs 4ss ssssts aEssorZ I'm O ooss aAs S
LOCATED IN LAUREL, Mp.-1o rms. and
137 it., 500 #. Of main highway. with l.5-
rs sHifE ssls 81 cah Mr. sozzE. dE s4ss rs
WILL BUILp brlsk gdd Colonial style house.
ssshs hsrdshp 5. cass 20 min to p c. on
sHmDER. sfhtI.iS Wa. ps 1857. s7ei ''0iA''0A' eAH
MT; RAINIER, MD.--2-story. Z rooms. Ia
rage, oil heat: excellent condition and To-
cation; owner transferred; S9,25o, terms.
Mt. Rainier. 2-story, designed as 2 apart.
ment, nice lot. convenient to trsnsports.
tom $3.50, terms. Landover Hills, Nd.
bungalow, ! rooms and bath, oil heat, nice
Sunday. or weekdays WA. 45oo. PERRY
sosYEIh: S2 SsI1isr Ma MS 1904 Rhode Island ave.
NYBROoK-Detached, 8 bedrooms,
space for another; gas range, refrigerator;
Schools sfn snd bus ss sss5o 0 terms cIYpE I9I6
WILLIAMS n hfAMs REAL SNx lissS iEssSTArE, Landover Hills.
Psens fEs tSs GE 1885, sso svss sz $780, dGxs M
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Nevly deco.
hl6s; S from R. I aye a ne Nog yaesne. n6.
ExcL6sfvE Exc t6 cHEvERLY-1oyely s-room
brick home on large. fenced-in. lot; living
room with oLen fireplace. 4 bedrooms, ia
baths, recreation room in basement, built
Venetian snds PRICE, On sis75e s
trust. $1,000; S41; Is per month. ROBERT
s. DAVIS CO: 53oS Baltimore ave-, Hy-
cHEyERIyMs essi Wa rooms, SSHS 2h baths brick.
detached; built-in garage, recreation room,
maids room, oil hot-water heat, fireplace,
chicken house with ELECTRICITY cag and running
Mr.. SILVER SPRiNG-A most desirabis
Groom, 2-bath brick, in new-house con-
| dition; living, room. dining room, kitchen
1st hoor;. bedrooms 2nd floor: fun base-
ment, cold room, built-in garage, oil h.
VIII, Ia acres ground, beautiful view,
Ss's 5Ss miles @ from siivef sprins, best D0es q
nefghbors: owner viii sacrifice for sic, 500.
on terms; exclusive with E.. 8. PRICE q
aPpRoxaTSL% AR SaTfS r 3 e acres sfss near Coles
vile, Montgomery County: practically new
5-room Cape Cod brick, excellent condi-
en pfcsd for oncs saa
ROBERTS !; LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave.
6oLoREDE1HYArTsvnLE, Col. REF 1IiY MD.-e.room
800 feet from State highway, / mile from
District line. Price, $4,000. Hillside 1883.
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ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS WOMAN, bet 35-40, desires
single room in private home or apt, NV;
3. g. Cleveland Park pref NE. ,9Ss7e
REF. LADY, Govt. emp, wants furnished
room OF share apt, nr. conv. trans. Re-
bRlS bouBLE SR IG~ ROOM WANTED by father and
schoolboy son; board required for son.
Jewish. Box Ala, Star. 10~
ROOM, good neighborhood, Is min. from
Conn. and M st, NV. Tel, DU. 7473.
ROOMS WANTED for male students This
is one way you can be Of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school. Must be within walking
distance Of 18th st. and Park I'd. NV. or
on direct bus or car line. Phone MR..
MALoNEY, -Ho. 1920, weekdays between
SETTLED WOMAN, Govt. employe, would
appreciate single room, with or without
breakfast, or Ink. or small apt. in nice
neighborhood by August l; quiet, do not
smoke. or drink. Box l2S-A, Star.
ENGLISH GOVT. OFFICIAL seeks congen-
ial accommodation; meals immaterial; in
terests are violin, swimming, tennis, dane
ing. Box lisa, Star lis
REFINED, YOUNG, gentle, settled naval
couple desire comfortable rm., pvt. home,
&C., pleas. surroundings. Box l3l-A, Star,
WITH COOKING PRIVILEGES; mother, 2
children, 3 and 1la years, vicinity Brook.
mont, Glen Echo, Cabin John. Boz
l46-A, Star.
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HOUSES WANTEDoIO BUY.

PROSPECTIVE HOME OWNER, in city for
few days. looking for 4-bedroom, 2-bath
modern family house. detached, good NV.
susstantis Ssoa stsir cash aoda'
BUICK COUPE, 1888. radio and heater.
Will trade as part down payment on house.
WILL Pay CASH for or room house.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can set
iaoh ~Sn 15fi LEE Reaisoas
ANY NE: AND ~. PRoPERrx-ws pa,
snhl alER REi's 500 iff giss g. spDsai'a s a S sS6
PRIVATE PARTY has ali cash for house
In or @ around D. C.; need not be vacant.
wi; We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
ttH2 sHGNpERs k co tSs Nc resftors. estsbiishsd
1881, PI 19l5, 1910 K St.: NV.
fa saArTY eo setoF asSf pa Rhods ss
tasT tssPf sUYRR fXs s So er 7aqa SIsk houses near
rooms. z A. BARRY, Me 2025.
ea cAsh Nix fer sESNE sSSsf f. At G5 nss5 so5 Sss s
WE Can SELL your property if located in
ef5 III ~'f faos agsk coz fsasofs
HoMR HSlM Oa oR AkGE GGfiiShs f{sR in Con-
gress Heights. $500 to $500 blk on
Nichols ave. Box 214-V, Star.
/ DETACHED HOME in the District, $4,000
to $4,000 cash; no brokers. Box 25-v.
WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNER, 2 or
bedrm. home (brick preferred), In good
GOOD cash payment. Cal cH. o4sz.
FROM OWNER, semidetached or de-
tached brick homes. Brentwood section
! preferred; cash client. s. NJ. ORRISON,
We ARE PREPARED TO EFFECT a Quick
| sale of several or 2 room houses in the
better sections of NV. Washington, II
you want prompt action please call i'm.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We win buy your
house today or sell to cash clients wait
for apDraisals. MITCHELL QUICK; pI.
CASH BUYER Immediately in need Of
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda,
Silver Spring or Hyattsyille area; prompt
action. Call MR.. BLAcKWooD. UN: 1892.
MUST MOVE IN 80 DAYS, wants Co.
Sas ns ags gsp or DT1s Sa hGsss sPss With II cas ae
lots. Client will pay, $4,000 to S22. 500.
| Call ewes, Mr.. Ruark, SH. 4436, c. H.
HILLEGEIST CO., 923 18th st. NV, Ma.
MARINE OFFICER wishes to buy s-bedroom
house with oil. heat and sarage, near Ar
i2s'SR Goop efS' A% AHRe1 LocAiioNpssaehsd a asts
modern Groom home UP to $4,000. Can
cash. FRANK j. VoLKMAN. EN-. 4s4s;
ooEoRfD22lsT sSsi 3f 2gh$1 YOUR pRopERr1sf = for
results No cost for appraisal. PROVI-
DENT REALTY CO., MI, SS4S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG LADY between, 25 and 80. te
share room with sosarium ,I furnished MS
8Rn VIII EXCHANGE 70 for SINH similar nps apt R0 in Phil
adelphia; naval ofhcsr tsentilel has new
cOmpstfy fHT e0os mNasfn SIaetfe ap pna
exclusive Conn. ave. location: unlimited
telerhone. Available Aug; 1st on 30-dsy
basis; refs. exchanged. RE. 0520 or EN-
ROOM. Sherman Apis. 11o1 18th st
.n;w.-Girl TO share room with another
sa4 SIT Sth S2 81 ST. sG4eFm R 45ga apt newly re.
modelled, front, semipyt. bath, electric re-
frigerator, etc; couple only, permanent
s5s5 ''ieIi HoIMEAD fES r PL. NV cOnsenia
ing room, bedrooms, kitchen; S25 ca
70 TS sGBIEf Gs fo n 3s'g to a!sp sep B. Pm
ladies. S65-S75. Box 151-A. Star.
private bath; no linens; $I2 week. ME
GIRLS SHARE modern apartment with
GhaF T Samtsd phODe
iSi Isao HoIBRooK HIRSSH' TERRACE NE pSSHH.-Twc
Iieteiy furnished Ss5 mo. See janitor
ATTRACTIVE APT, ground floor apt, pri.
GIRL, ABOUT ee. to share rooms; sa5
Call after $50, Atlantic 1881, III.
fs@i I;S. VERMONT AVE. N.w.-compl. qurn
front-room apt for 4; maid service; SSC
$40 e ST. N.E.-Newly furnished, large
2-rm. apt suitable for three; 500. Small
BROOM APT, private home, private en-
trsnce; 1923 No. Capitol; $40. 12'
TI4S CHESTNUT ST. NV, Apt. 1-One-
room apt. and .kitchenette; utilities fur
nished; SUITABLE for two; SO wk. GE, 916l
146O HARVARD ST. N.W.-Furn. base
ment apt, employed girls only; near storei
and tFansp; S14 wk. DE. 1902.
RIVERDALE, Md, 1909 oueensbury I'd
9 large rooms, semipvt. bath, util, furn
$40 per mo- Imnled. occupancy. WA. SSS7.
GIRL to share nicely furn. liv. rm., bedrm
with kit. priyil. with another girl; on car
linei $3.50 wk, 1928 Soath Dakota ave.
l.e. NO. S671
THREE-RM. APARTMENT. nicely furnish
ed, private home, sos. 322 10th st. Sc
LU. 7943.
WHITE MARBLE BUILDINGS rooms
Kitchen and private bath, S25 weekly in
Guiding gas, elec.. etc. S07 A st. ne. 12'
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FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE GARDENER ana contractor;
grounds, large and small parkE, ceme-
teries: residence grounds a speciality; seed:
ing, ferttl!zins. spraying, trees trimmed
GARDEN STAKES for tomatoes. vege-
tables and flowers. &c. IT, HECHINoER
2SRpES 2 EsensS eG9S ever
green's for screen foundation lawn, large
fowering yhrubs, old.Ashioned perennia,s
for banks, shady spots, Grading, seeding.
drainage. maintenance Fences, rustic log
walls. guard rails pergolaS, arbors, treliis
gardens, pools, painting, carpentering
Wondergro makes poor soils good good
soils better. Free estimates. Ii. 4225. II
landscape service. Call WI. 9731 12@
Tractors and all types farm equipment.
Falls Church 2190.
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHsp.

teepins keep f0 1soom roo and bath aR Basement apt
Realtor, 729 18th St, Ma. O753.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-be6room, 3-exposure
apt, convenient to NRL. Boiling Field and
Navy Yard, $50 mo-, for apt. or house in
NV. or nearby Md. or Va. Box 1894,
2I65 18th ST. NV, Apt. 4-2h rooms,
porch, semibath, S42.50 including utilities.
DI 502l
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northeast.

CoLoRED-29 18th ST. N.E.-Furnished
COLORED-5369 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Re-
fned man and wife, no children; also room
for 2 refined girls; privileges; rooms S45
CoLoRED, Iii 47th ST. N.E.-Large room
for man or elderly lady, $50 month. TR.
CoIoRED-2s0e 1ath ST. N.E.-Furn.
room in refined home for girl; use OF
Kitchen S7.50 week. MI, 0044. -
COLoRED-1119 sth ST. NE large
double room, next to bath, for gentleman;
PRIVILEGES; $40. TR. 214O.
CoLoRED-1I7 47th ST. E.E-Double
room for I or 2 girls or working couple
weekend cooking permitted; S25 for J.,
Sl6 each for .. AT. 4143,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BRENTWOOD, MD, 34OS 43rd ave, Col
mar Manor. 3 rooms, all modern, furn /;
elec. refgr.; cool, dry basement; no chill
dren.
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHEp.

1879 21st ST. N.W.-I0-room, 4-bstf
house. unfurnished. August j. yard. ga
rage; $3.50 mo. Cali DE. 2247.
EXCHANGE modern 5-rm. bungalow neal
Georgia and Alaska aves.; fenced yard
$50; for 2-bedroom apartment In d. c..
option to buy II desired. Call after
10, SH bgAS
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ROOMS uNEuRNlsHEp.

I243 EYE ST. N.E.-3 rooms for light
housekeeping; cleo, gas and heat furn.
semiprivate bath; no objections; $40 pei
mo, Call after 4:30 pm, FIR. 1889.
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TABLE BOARD.

THOSE WHO APPRECIATE excellent cui-
sine IN gracious home atmosphere will find
pleasurable eating at 1919 r. /. ave- NV.
Special parties by appointment. Monthly
or week. rates may be arranged. Tele-
f,hone Ma 0OSA
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pooMs WITH BOARD.

SMALL STUDIO for July and August, with
dinner weekdays. $40 per mo. 323 A st.
ne FIR. 3626.
lola 10th ST. N.w.--Young man to share
large room. with others; excellent meals
and transportation. S42 80.
sol eIst ST. N.W.-Room and meal, S11
per week: good home cooking: gentleman;
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

elevator; pay S65 month. Address 2so4
14th st. n.ws Apt. Al. 10s
WANTED-Room and board for couple and
day care for 2-year-old child. TAYLOR
ee2o. az
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
win take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEN EDELMANs S
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE Co.-Loca!
and lor. distance. No Job too large and
none too small IL 100.
20 900 So FIT available for storage: clean
bright fireproof bldg. complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE. 0300
ATTENTION. GOVT. WORKERS - Light
night; reasonable rates. co. 94S3. 16s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

C0LoRED-NEAR 6th. AND gTs. s.W.
6-room row brick. excellent condition. hot
snd mater hn it,: ps onn SSo sS sa,.sn sns
rs sTssr g, pm INV ESr 81 further particulars call
rooms, bath. inclosed double back porch
SDiR iiSm AZ SsSS Ssp Il aSSSRs aSRs
esems esP ssrsss sssh Pes sieS5o ssr%s RE-
ceeodESoRED-ro BE VACATED July H.
8 rooms. bath. full basement with front
entrance. new furnace, automatic hoe hot-
sTEfN ssFRi oe Co, ~ ME 300. 300 % Your r NeishSor
eSnohE5@s4aR eSTsss E50m "a 10th AND kALoKAmA
baths; particularly desira6Is. ios eOlorsd
Po0mihs house dsss ss
Fsass Fe4as S1sSss s2' IGcas Co. 1905
cesoLoREpMA GOLDEN opportupity;-Lo-
Gated in fine Northwest section. this large.
apts.. h.-W.h., % at the UNBELIEVABLE low Price
Of Of $4,000; Csil aogard aasgpd Taibert' DIXIE
CoLORED-SIO,0OO ,0OO-I0th st. NV, near
Monroe: Monroe brick rooms and BATH h.-w.h.
| Ss,750--10th st. NV, near Monroe
Brick, 8 rooms and bath, h.-w.h., auto
matte water heater; garage; .erns.
| S6,950-Maryland ave, near 18th st.
n.e.--Brick, rooms and bath, h.-w.h.;
! could be converted into 3 apis. e. A.
BARRY, ME. 2025.
COLORED-73O 9th ST. s.E.-5-rm. brick;
price, $3.50: $500 down.
1874 10th st. n.w.-7 rooms. baths.
dstsshed 81 5Tiek; H. price $3.50; $500 sosn
| brick houses, Colonial front porch, rear
porches; garage: excellent condition; price
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6733 EASTERN AVE, Takoma Park, Nd
Clean double room, men only; SlOi single
$3.50. 81. 1852 after 5 pm.
FREE ROOM to Cuban, Puerto Rican or
Filipino, in exchange for part-time work.
Call hillside 0920 after 6 pm,
ARLINGTON, 1880 N 18th st. = Room
with kitchen and living room PRIVILEGES
Refined girls who do not smoke or drink
preferred S26 eacn per month.
4513 29th ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.-Double
rm. in pvt. home across from HAYWOOD
Gardens: twin maple bedrm, suite, inner
spring mattresses: l block from bus; $40.
47OI FoRDHAM RD., College Park, Md
Room available for 2 men or women
I'm 4l2b.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-s.E. end s.W
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-MD. and VA.

$40 End ST, S.E-Large single. $50; also
large triple twin bed, S22.50 each; men
only. LU 9160. rs
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Continued on Next Pasa.s
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
RA SAYS:

n should have that Por- 1t or family group pie e taken at the Photo
 ,p. Our prices are so req
 able that they won't |her the family budget.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
Mrs. Jones ln States

Mrs. Etta E. Jones Cat left), 65, only white woman captured by the Japs in the Aleutlans, tells of being kicked and slugged on Attu and of her 3 years in a Nipponese prison camp. She is shown here shortly after her ar rival at Fairfield, Calf, on an Army Air Transport plane that brought her back from Japan.
 Her husband, Charles, was killed by the Japs at Attu and Mrs. Jones was taken prisoner.
 Mrs. Ray Dell, formerly of Kodiak, now living ia Fairfield, called Mrs. Jones by telephone, according to a letter received this week by Mrs. Pete Magnu- sen, a good friend of Mrs. Jones. The letter sad:
 "She went right to San Fran cisco after arriving here, and we finally located where sbe was staying there and called her up, We were going to see her but she was leaving for Seattle that af- ternoon so we didn't have time.
 'She cer tainly must have a forgiving nature to feel as she does about the Japs. I'm sure 1 don't feel that way and they didn't do the things to me that they did to her, besides killing her husband.
 "She told me she didn't plan on going to Alaska any more."
 The Alaskan natives who were on Attu when the Japs invaded have been found in a prisoner of war camp at Otaru on Hokkaido, according to press reports.
 Not only had the A men and women originally captured done all right on slim rations but they had intermarried with Japanese peasants and their number had increased to 25 by 8 recent birth.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

MT. and Mrs. l.. K. Wodling- CT returned to Kodiak via Wood- ley Monday after a few days vis- iting Tn Anchorage.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
BY John Clagett Proctor.

The recently announced sale of the
Temple Heights property, located just
to the northeast of the intersection of
Connecticut and Florida avenues, to
New York syndicate, brings to mind the
history of this tract and the picturesque
fable attached to the magnificent great
oak still growing on the grounds, near
the old mansion.
Early known as part of widows
Mite the first trace Of the grant to
this property appears in the will of
James Langworth of st. Johns, Charles
County, Md. prebated on August 18,
1850, mention here being made of his
wife Agatha. to whom he left one-third
of his estate during her life. and all
lands should she survive the testator's
children, given as William, John, Mary
and Eliza
To his son, John, he willed 300 acres
on st. Clements Bay and his rights to
$40 acres yet to be taken up Though
not yet given the name Widows Mite,
there Is no doubt that this grant. later
patented by John, the son. in 1854 as
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Woman Teacher Brings New Speech
To Paralyzed Children in Clinics Here

that, he stolidly maintained an abso-
lutte "deadpan" Miss Sears worked
with him for two hours one day, keeping
up a lively monologue with scrapbook.
Her efforts to make him smile, how
ever, were futile.
Finally fly lit on his nose. This
was too much to resist. The little boy
laughed and the no-smile spell was
broken for good.
Getting him to talk, however, vet
was to be accomplished. Miss Sears
managed that by making him angry.
He liked bright-colored scrapbooks. so
she took all the colorfuI ones from him
and insisted that he look at plain
dark blue book His first conversation
with her ensued:
mol"
There is tremendous satisfaction,
Miss Sears says, in watching child
progress from the point of inability
to talk at all to one of understandable
vocal communication to strangers.
Care of Crippled Children
The Crippled Childrens Society clinic
is under the direction of DR.. Winthrop
M. Phelps, medical director of the Chill
drens Rehabilitation Institute in Bal
timore and former orthopedic surgery
professor at Yale University.
Cerebral palsied children are referred
to the clinic for consultation by pri-
vate and public clinic physicians. Their
treatment includes physiotherapy, oc-
cupational therapy, braces and other
special appliances by personnel in the
treatment centers at Childrens and
Freedman's Hospitals and the Crippled
Children's unit at Gallinger Hospital
According to DR.. Phelps, relatively
little was known about the diagnosis
and treatment of the cerebral palsied
until 10 years ago and although prog
ress has been made in the field, there
now exist very limited facilities in the
country for treatment and education
Prevalence of the condition has been
estimated as so cases out of every 100,-
900 population. On that basis. the soci-
ETY. sets the Districts case quota at $50.
The life of the cerebral palsied child
is affected in ways outside the realm of
the resultant handicap itself. There is
the problem of his adjustment to his
family and the community, with his
severe speech defects, his facial grimaces
or his stumbling gait, to be overcome
among other things His need for con-
f1dence is mountainous.
Special Glasses
The need for coordination between
physical care and education for such
children is recognized in the Board Of
Education's classes for crippled chill
dren, which have been in operation Is
years. Two-thirds of the enrolment at
the Health School for Crippled Children
have cerebral palsy condition.
The Crippled Children's Society, rec
ognizing need for more extensive
work with cerebral palsied children, is
planning more facilities in that line.
Psychological diagnoses, education of
families to the childs problems and the
providing of outside-the-home care for
those who need it make up the goal
toward which the society is working.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Old Temple Heights
And the Widows Mite

been considered unworthwhile sinvest-
ments, as they were all sold of and the
money absorbed without apparent bene-
fit to the heirs"
Boschke, in his map of the District
of Columbia completed between 1856
and 1859. gives H. Willard as owner or
occupant of Temple Heights, and maybe
both the southern part Of the grounds
was then heavily wooded, and Mr.. VIII
lard's name is still shown on maps as
late as 1865. In 1866, Thomas P. Nor
gan, at one time major and superin-
tendent of police and later Commits
sioner Of the District of Columbia from
1879 to 1883, acquired this property and
improved the present building then
standing, and gave the estate the name
of Oak Lawn.
From 1878 to at least 1899. the prop
erty was occupied by the Dean family,
of which Edward G. Dean seems to have
been the head of the house.
BY 1899 Mr.. Dean had died, and his
widow, Amanda M. Dean, was living
on the property. Mr.. Deans occupa-
tions at various times, as given by the
Evening star., 1945-01-21
BY Harriet Grifnths

Teaching cerebral palsied children
to speak calls for a combination OF
patience, applied psychology and try
ing to make 1t fun," according to Mil
dred Sears, whose daily work it is.
Cerebral palsy is condition where
muscular control is lost or impaired by
maldevelopment, birth injury or such
diseases as meningitis This lack of
control may be in the arms, legs, eyes,
hearing facilities, tongue or the speech
mechanism, or 1T may be combination
of handicaps
Employed by the District Society for
Crippled Children in the occupational
therapy departments of several clinics
here, Miss Sears, who graduated last
June from Maryland University, works
with individual children at Gallinger
and Childrens Hospitals and the Health
School,
Her first job with the speechless child
is to strengthen the muscles of his
Evening star., 1945-01-21
War Hasn't Changed Famous Old Clubs

I. The fare is good and all club food
than rs per cent profit 2. In war
time, the members can't motor around
the country, go fishing or trail around
to the various smart spots on the East
ern seaboard-so they stop in at the
club.
One lofty haven that doesn't seem as
much of an accumulation of things past
Is the Racquet and Tennis on Park ave-
nue., which is the kind of place where
you can buy theater tickets and hair
Evening star., 1945-01-21

Gradually, very gradually, for 1t is
painstaking work, she brings the child
to the place where he can do the tongue
exercise without her assistance. This
Is the first major hurdle. When he has
learned the sensation, Miss Sears en-
ploys little psychology
After awhile, the children learn that
II they help me, won't hold on to their
tongues so hard" she points out.
One of her indispensable aids is a
lollipop. Little tongues will reach well
for a lick of the sucker.
you spend most of your energy trying
to make 1t tun," Miss Sears says, and
watching her work with little boy at
Childrens Hospital the other day was
assurance that she makes it fun.
What Next?
Five-year-cld Butch" was learning
his voWels. His blue eyes wore what
next" expression as he sat in little
chair at his teachers knee His chubby
fingers played with the hem of her DRESS