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Evening star., 1947-04-09
Funeral of Paul R. Dovis
Will Be Held Today
speeioi DIspoteh 10 The ssor

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
April 9.-Funeral services were to
be held at his home here this after
noon for Paul r. Davis. 66, business
man, orchardist and churchman,
who was found dead In bed Monday.
He was a native of Sharpsburg,
Nd. His wife. the former Miss
Willie Susan Miller, also of Sharps-
burg, died In 1887. They had no chill
dren. go
5, Burial viii be In sharpsburs.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
School CIassed
'As Fire Hazard
Reopens Today
j County Boord Gives
\ Bethesda Operator
Temporary Permit

4 The Montgomery County Board OF
Commissioners has granted tempo
rary permission for a Bethesda
nursery school to reopen today fol-
lowing q police order to close 1t
because of alleged lack of fire safety
facilities.
The establishment. the Glenbrook
Nursery School at 1911 Old George
town road, was condemned in re-
port to the commissioners by A. j.
Bargagni, Bethesda fire chief.
Chief BaTgagni declared the
school Is of two-story frame con-
.struction, with front and back doors
opening inward, one stairway inside
and an "old" l1ot-air furnace in the
basement.
"A very bad situation exists" he
added, as he pointed out that 28
children between the ages OF 21z
and 5 years attend the school in
the mornings and go children from
to 13 years take dancing lessons
there In the afternoons.
Changes Ordered.
% motion of Police Commissioner
Wesley I. SSuter, the board agreed
yesterday to allow the school to re-
open today, following Easter vaca-
ton, and remain open for a week.
During tlsat period, Mr.. Sauter
specified, tie doors must be changed
TO open outward and five women
hn fyN IN AH1
at all timestif the temporary per-
mission Is to be extended for the
remainder of the school year.
James G. Christopher, appearing as
attorney for Mrs. Wilford Worland,
who he said is the operator of the
school, pointed out that mothers
and teachers agree that present
conditions must be corrected or
new location found. He added,
however, that some time is needed
and no useful purpose would be
served simply by closing the school.
Police had ordered the school
closed today.
A visit, which has been a spring
occasion for several years, was paid
the commissioners by George A.
Pearre, jr., 7a-year-old comus, Md,
farmer.
Mr. Pearre, who said he has been
a frlemberof the Maryland bar since
1899, asked the commissioners to
exempt the tractor he used on his
300-acre farm from assessment be-
cause it Is used in the pursuit of
his livelihood. g
Disaster Director Named.
He was iniorn1ed by County AS
SCISSOR Wilton Allen that under
Maryland law a tractor is not con-
sidered a farm implement, even
though a pillow Is, and cannot fall
under the $500 personal property
exemption for Maryland income tax
purposes. al
Col. Henry s. Barrett, chairman
of the Maryland Disaster Relief
Committee, requested appointment
of county director OF disasters. ID
Brooke Johns, chairman Of the
board, said he would appoint Police
Chief Charles M. Orrne.
Arthur Hyde, operator of the
Congressional Airport, protested the
reassessment of the airport which
now is valued at $85,000. He de-
clared that only about so of the 140
acres Of the. airport are actually
used.
Mr.. Allen said that although the
original assessment was $33,330. a
total of $4,000 has been spent re-
Gently in new improvements.
The commissioners took the pro-
test under adyisement.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
More Mild Weather
10 Hasten
Cherry Blossoms

Continued mild temperatures are
in store for Washington for the next
several days, which will help bring
the cherry blossoms out on schedule,
experts said today.
While a third of an inch Of rain
here this morning was aiding spring
growth, it quenched fires which have
destroyed several thousand acres OF
fields and forests in Maryland and
Virginia this week.
The Weather Bureau forecast a
let up in the rain today, and said
it would be mostly cloudy and mild
through tomorrow. A low Of. As
degrees was predicted for tonight.
The low this morning was also IS
degrees as against 4 high yesterday
afternoon Of 64.
Officials Plan Festival.
With the cherry trees expected
in fun glory this week end. ofiicials
worked on details of the Cherry
Blossom Festival to be held around
the Tidal Bason on Saturday ai,d
Tne Philippine ! Embassy IN
notlnced It would participate In the
observances. Filipino dances will
be presented during the pageant
dedicated to the United Nations.
The dances are under the super
vision Of Mrs. Maria Batoon Of the
Embassy.
The State forester's office In Vir-
ginia estimated that 10000 acres
had been burned in widespread sec
tions Of the Old Dominion since
Sunday. More than 5000 acres wert
reported burned In Maryland.
Largest blaze in the Washington
area yesterday was near Poolesville
in Montgomery County, Md, wher.
nearly 500 acres Of forest land ant
fields were burned.
Bulldozers Fight Fire.
Bulldozers joined with ffre-fieht.
ing apparatus from Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties tt
fight q stubborn fire along Rigg,
road behind the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory.
Chevy Chase firernen put out 9
fire behind the Columbia Country
Club after it had swept over about
one and a half acres of brush.
Largest fire in Virginia was re.
ported In Spotsylvania County
where sparks from a locomotive
were blamed for the destruction o1
1000 acres OF woods and fields.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Traffic Deaths increase
In Montgomery County

There have been five trafic fatal.
ties in Montgomery County in the
first three months Of this year as
compared with three in the same
period last year, Capt. E. II. Burdine
Of the county police force reported
today.
At the same time he revealed
there has been q decrease In the
total number Of accidents, 81, as
opposed to 81. There were 20 per-
sons injured, eight more than in the
first three months Of 1915, the repor.
to the County Safety Board added.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
ire Rules Limit
Play Center Use
OF Brown School
Christensen | els
Board Of Rise in
Remodelino Costs
By Rudolph Kouffmonn u

s4ss55
The Districts new regulations for
fire safety in buildings may mean
that only the ground door Of the
e. v. Brown School can be remodeled
for . community center serving the
Chevy Chase area. @
This was revealed yesterday when
Recreation Superintendent Milo r.
Christensen told the District Recre-
alton Board at its monthly meeting
the new rules mean q 80 per cent
cost rise In remodeling Of the part
of the building to be used for the
center.
He said he had been told by the
Municipal Architects Once earlier
in the day that remodeling Of the
entire building. part Of which Is to
be q branch library, is now estimated
at $83, ,000 instead Of the $50, 900 esti-
mated heretofore. This increase
chiefly involves that part Of the
building where the community CEN
ter is to be housed.
Additional Work Cited.
He said he had been told that,
under the new fire rules, additional
entrances would haxs to be cut, an
outside staircase built, inside stair
cases encased in steel and corridors
made more fire resistant.
The new rules viii 60 into effect
July i, unless the commissioners
decide to postpone their enforce
ment or modify them in some re-
spect.
He said the architects office had
told him the remodeling would have
to be pared to a lower figure. The
board told Its special e. v. Brown
Committee to hold immediate meet
ings to determine how savings can
be made.
Stand on S.W. Building.
After giving spokesnen from the
neighborhood q chance to speak
for and against using e199 Chesa-
peake street S.W. as a temporary
community center building, the
board yesterday repeated It's stand
the building would be unsafe be-
cause Of low-fiying planes from
Boiling Field.
Congress has passed Especial act
to buy this building from Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Bockovac. Ia
The Bockovacs complained that
low planes blew sheets from the beds
while they were sleeping and that
objects dropped from planes had
endangered them.
The Recreation Board has been
asked If it could make any use
of the building for recreation at
such time as the War Department
buys 1t under the act.
Emanuel Blumberg, 1877 Chesa-
peake street S.W.. told the board
yesterday he and a majority Of the
Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
Fciation favor It's use for recreation.
Frank z. Monday, 1874 Hailey
terrace Sc. was opposed to using
the building. y
Wender Gives Views. -
Harry S. Wender, board chairman,
said he was not convinced 1t
would be safe. Furthermore, he
pointed out, use Of the house would
make it more difficult to get Con-
gress to authorize regular house
for the neighborhood's playground
in Fort Greble Park.
The board voted to hold meet
ing soon with American Red Cross
officials to see If there is any way to
continue financing volunteer camp
shows In the Washington area. Lack
of funds will put q stop to the
shows, Mr.. Wender explained. unless
the Red Cross can support them.
The shows have been put on in
hospitals and service posts for the
last four years.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
M. u. Names DR.. OwsIey
For Summer Session

DR.. Frank L. Owsley, professor Of
history at Vanderbilt University, has
been appointed visiting professor
to participate In the summer session
of the University Of Maryland s
American civilization course, 1t was
announced today by DR.. Guy Card
well. chairman of the course.
DR.. Owsley is the third visiting
professor named to take part in the
course. The others are DR.. Russell
B. Nye, English professor at Michi-
gan State College, and DR.. Raymond
Hoekstra. professor Of philosophy at
Wayne University.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Navy Relief Committee
To Stuqe 'BIithe Spirit
Spseio1 Dispatch 10 The Siur

ANNAPOLIS, April 8. = Noel
Coward's "Blithe Spirit" will be
presented by the Naval Academy
Navy Relief Committee Friday,
Saturday and the following Friday
and Saturday nights at Mahan
Hall.
Comdr. H. A. Lamar OF Falls
Church, Va, former nag lieutenant
to Fleet Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz, will direct the show. Capt.
George L. Menoca1 OF Key West,
Fla, head of the academy's Depart
ment Of Foreign Languages, is
chairman OF the Sponsoring Com
mittee,
Evening star., 1947-04-09
PoImist,s S Forecast
Quickly Comes True
TO Her Sorrow
BY the Assoeiutsd Press

BY the Assoeiutsd Press
BALTIMORE, April s.-"I
) hope I get the job I'm after"
Edwin Taylor told Palmist
Annie Marks.
She looked at his hand,
and assured him he would.
He did. too. Edwin Taylor
is a rookie cop on the vice
squad and the "job" he was
after was Annie Marks. She
paid SIS and costs In Police
Court yesterday on q charge
Of accepting 81 for palm
reading.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
STORES FOR RENT.

LOCATIONS in important business centers,
suitable for many types of business-Drug
stores, liquor stores. ladies' ready-to- wear,
furniture etc Stores now available and
preparing to build others For further in
formation, LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1868.
SPACE-App. $500 Fl. Of
space, with additional space in basement
for storage, ETC.; vacant; located in the
heart of the downtown area ideal for
exclusive retail mems or ladies' clothing,
furs, shoes, etc Apply leasing dept. LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV.
i9ih AND AND SITS. N.w.-vacant; ground
floor store. located near many Govern
ment bldgs.; ideal for many business uses.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO., l415
K st. NV, ME. 5400. so
DRUGSTORE LOCATION-Corner bldg.
now under construction; large first
store with Offices above for doctors and
dentists; ne. shopping center. large high
class colored residential area. Apply
leasing dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN Il CO.,
1915 K st. NV, ME. 54O0. 20
ARLINGTON, Just off Lee hwy, opp. Hot
Shoppe-Suit. for Offices printing shop, etc.
LoW rent; oW 1897 or "a 50s-W, -2s
and and 5th on Pa AYE: aye se.ETwo 1880 f..
with 5-rm apt. above and 2-car Earase.
ER1CR a. BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave Sc.
9th AND SITS. N.W-Large store. 81 isx
9s it, and basement, suitable for drugstore
or restaurant excellent, busy downtown
loca ton, Call EX 14q6 so
Evening star., 1947-08-20
LOTS FOR SALE,

oxoN HILL VICINITY. 120xI75 IT.: rea-
a%hRic1S sGafRE pSicfd ERsast adj
Theatsr eits 'aG and eHsrh aaTfinckel' Or. e5os. ~
ve sth o ana "a 9pShHE sS Aey n rear
Price s.. $50. Terms # desired, Call owner.
AID. 1913 before 5: after g. IA. o569. o
fS21 BEauTIFUE Fl 81 WvSd5toDrD vS5tD 2 AcREs-zoned
residential Is miles out Lee biyd; H0 IN . Sni1.
%%Nso(iRsTFiHaaAMpToN"-Adjacent y to Rock
Creek Park beautiful detached h4me from
5000 5.teS II to 1000 So. it. Priced low Terms
Select your future homesite now, Call
BERNsrEIN 5TiFdSs & CO, 14i5 K St. NV. 20
KANHAM PARK, Just past Lanham. Md.
tout Defense highwayg~Beau,tlfnIii ,ddI NO f9ts u.s.
hes s3e II pIaee yas well Situated
with beautiful trees and room for flowers
and a place where the kiddies can romp
city conveniences as city water electricity
telephone, mail service, train ana pus con
nections-then come out to Lannam itsst psfk.
get nearly half an acre of-land for, $50,
Haf shat son cam pay seF ioT Your lot IN small
monthly payments, Come, out and look
There is no o. ooEation to h Dny p1 fbt
Lanham PARK, Directions: Bladensburg rd,
to Peace Cross turn right: out DeIensd i1rdsd
overpass cross oyerpass. continue Y mile
to large sign. .Lanhsm Park. at once on
left SIDE q Defense hwy once epen pen daily
THOMAS F. HALEY phone Hyattsyille
IoE IIooACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Springbrook Forest. where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
values and freedom from encroachment.
21a miles from Woodmoor shopping center,
from downtown Washineton. Priced as
cash cash or terms. Literature and plat on re-
quest GEO. J. MOSS. Realtor, SH. 260o.
50x1o0 IT.. Lyon Park.
No. End I'd. and Washington blvd. BY
owner, sERAFIN. 915 No. Wayne ST.. Apt,
101. Arlington -23
SEE RIvERwooD-A, new development
with many panoramic views Of the historic
Potomac ana Washington, being developed
for those who want the finest suburban
located only Ia miles from Key Bridge;
price S4.50O and UP for estates of y to
aetes oHy Of s End
in Arlington. Shown by appointment.
JOHN c. WRIGHT. INC. Radio Building,
Arlington, phone OK 2171; ewes. or Sun.
CHI. 054. or OW. 6176. -22
BEAUTIFUL WooDMoOR, Silver Springs
most appealing community. the perfect
200 individually designed dwellings reflect
the high character OF deyelopment-Sites
70 to 1875 feet wide, as low as 81 $50; all
utilities Woodmoor shopping center is
bus terminal Plats on request. GEO J.
MOSS, Realtor, SH. 2600 22s
LOT. s0-FT. FRONT: of N. H. ave.
ID. CO; water and sewer: So 500 includes
all assessments. ia $3.50 ewes; during
day, OIL. 5041 20
BETHESDA. MD.--Beautiful corner lot,
on grade, 2izxl7O with Sill improvements
reasonable. WI. 1900. 90
Evening star., 1947-08-20
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

CORNER COMMERCIAL. 1914 So. IT.
fronting on 2 main hwys., choice Mont.
rm. house. Suitable any type business
only Sl5,75O. Can Mr.. Collins, with D. G,
dn BRADLEY, ad M 81 2o23i 2 3& eyes, AD 7532. 20 -22
located on Lee hwy close,in Ariington'
priced to sell at 81 40 50. it REAL ES-
TATE SERVICE. INC, Lee hwy. at Glebe
Sd SaoPfTNG Pn 93sei ecESTER nj e0gio gniocAT1oN esooo
#: facing ON both Wilson blvd. and Glebe
rd priced to sell within the next II days.
Exclusively with VICTOR W1CKERsHAM,
CoMMERCIAL OR APT. sites in Kensing-
tom very reasonable; approx. 10000 # !;
all utilities. MURDOCH. SH. 4611, PL.
soN soS-' NAYLoR RD. s.E."-Near Southern
ave, zoned 1st commercial, 50x1S5: lot
Al in Square 572o; a reasonable cash offer
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. I166. -22
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. W."-zoned
1st commercial: 50x1 ~ with alley in rear
suitable location for many types Of bust
considered to expedite sale: attractive
financing can be arranged: merits inyesti-
CATION. Please call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1166. "a
Evening star., 1947-08-20
SUBURBAN. sALE-VIRGINIA,

2-BEDRM. CAPE COD BRICK =. Truly
charming; ssairwag tai S to sxpansien ens attic fgil
s1sssoBRTcK sse. es earH e COZ M iHG az storiesS
with 1st-floor bedroom and bath; 2 large
bedrms. and bath on IND floor; other fea. a.
din. rm. modern equipped kitchen, large
basement, oil beat; garage; level lot zap
denS: immediate possession Open today,
1905 pm. 6s22 N. 10th rd., East Falls
Ghgrch; Arl Further nl details, eaIl DICK
go aI with So 800 cash and go mnonthly;
bn saT Zee We s e are as Ess ~ tho to
contract and deposit $500 earnest money.
H4 y 5e oas hs ekg fce Of S
located on. one of the, incest streets of
Aus9r1 AoaS huh Hills s. SCI This sas9 is Fsdunsy sslsry
REALTY CO; Realtors 242o Wilson blyd.,
FOR G5 S12s DiscRiMrNATiNG a2 Sli BuYERs-Ezelu-
sive N. Arlington neighborhood:, excellent
prewar constr, architects ideal; beauti-
full brick Colonial; 1st A.; "a liv. rm. with
master bedrm. with full tile bath and pic
bath; full bsmt. with finished rec. rm, with
FsP TsR Mrok fha Rh SMITH f he's 4a1e 8SfSs %son
IEoi, IyoN WI vitLtAGE-psautitul eG modern, ram
rm., EQUIP kit, breakfast nook, 3 bedrms
and fun tile bath; screened porch on back
and s SKIS tile front porch with agnns;
BY appt., only. MILTON G. SMITH 4219
Wilson blvd: 0W 1900. 20
schools and Wash Large iiv rm.' ire
eais fte6en nm b Dedm and H0afe ed
bath on 1st f.; very large studio bedrm.
on End A.. full basement, oil h;;-w., heat,
Choir fence and outdoor fireplace; ideal for
children and outdoor entertaining. Excel.
fnnaneins, nn c9ny 91y,, terms. CAPgTJ REALTY
FALLS FALLS CHURCH, d wa. vA.SAn exec Exceptionally
large 5-rm. brick Colonial home on a lovely
ally large subsantisl n cash needed to
ey oil ash5 hsxa PS c6 5D'ShS
GI SPECIAL--Cape Cod asbestos, on knoll
rooms, bath, utility room; End floor fin
o. only $3.50. with So $3.50 cash: S m9Sthly Pay
NEARLY NEW 52RooM HOUSE on acres;
room with fireplace, dining room. kitchen,
four bedrooms, and bath on the first floor;
there is 8. large unfinished attic and the
wooded. with small brook across the
rear. 15 miles from Washington in Fair
fax County; S3 900 down. MASON HIRST,
Annandale, Va, at the end of Columbia
Pike. Phone ALEX. 5s12. Closed Sundays
ALEXANDRIA COLONIALS, st. Asaph ST.
Red brick town. house with attractive
side and rear garden areas, for $4,000:
bath. 2nd floor. bedrms. and BATH oil
h.-wh.
South Lee ST. Recently renovated,
urI,i ito fro rr,}fI a Rran
priced at S29, 500. 1st floor has 2 liv
rms, din. rm.. kit. small sunrm. and u
bath; 2nd floor, 3 bedrms and bath; 3rd,
2 bedrms., oil h.-w.h. Attractive rear
box garden. Call Mr.. Sylvester. with
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Realtors
Shoreham Bldgn Ma. 1850; ewes, TIE.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAkp

HeIGHIs ea Tssrss .
offer, VEST REAL Estate. HI. 7os9;
n nl'fB BR%SDTwiNI Moas w se7 HTS the
sefthH Se6uit iHSPHn ne% bansalor " lf1 RsT Tm bed
rms rms ee Kit bath oil autqmatie heat 4
with shade. trees; Immediate possession.
$500; s. 900 cash, S65 month. See this
SIN SILVER AsAS sPRiNGmDet Sni0e ~ white brick on
large well-landscaped lot; rms: and bath.
fireplace, rec; and laundry rms; gas h.
storm m 'ys Window nsaated s 3'e and s H9i
excellent condition; Condition; home s.! yrs. W old;
fEaf5 s'yhH sMrH is' Rester & MI soi! xlh
sUNNYBRooK, sio'5d6-Icyely bunsa-
and bath on Ist fl; 2 large bedrms. on
2no A.; oil heat; substantial cash required
Call Wo. 6293, GoLDsTEN BROS. 1929
yET-$Soo down, $50 mo purchases s, this his
lovely bungalow in East, Pines; ideal for
hea fma fsny ea Wo Ss saa f9E SRos
1929 L st. NV. RE. 1883. 81
WHITE CENTURY HOME, spacious and in.
saeton ynS eonR to e
Entrance hall. large combined v,-din; rm.,
kit, den and tiled bath. lst f.; 8 5edrmst'
ventilated attic and slate roof spacious
and cheerful yeranda under towering oak
screened rear porch. gear garage; expan-
sive yard with beautiful trees and shrub shrub
to sell CHEVY CHASE REALTY, 1920
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900 until pm
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Beautiful 7-rm.
brick home featuring bedrm. and q path
bright kit; 8 fun bedrms; and tiled bath stf1
basement, auto. heat. copper plumbing.
slate ROOF, Priced from IS S16s55o oe; Up;
NEW 6-RM., Ik-BATH det. brick painted
white; picket fence (safe for children
lot 1O0-ft. front. located on Jones Bridge
rd., next to Conn. ave, Chevy Chase,
Md; S23, 800, $4,000 cash REQUIRED; Open
daily. / to 8 pm. Brokers. attention!
FULTON R. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
BUNGALOW, with u acre. located in Fair
land Gardens, on Columbia rd, between
Fairland and BurtonSville, about AZ miles
above Naval Ordnance Laboratory: , bed
rooms; new and ready for immediate oe-
cupancy: $1,000: only one available. GEO.
j. MOSS, Realtor, SH. 1900. 22'
Evening star., 1947-08-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
BROKERS', ATTENTION =

BROKERS', ATTENTION = 500 acres GO
acres already sold and being developed;
Capitol st. bridge now building. Why not
direct your efforts in the zone Of Greater
Washington's fastest growth. FULTON R.
GoRpoN, owner 1927 Eye st. NV
ABoUT los ACRES on either side of hwy;
near Govt. ordnance plant, Montg. Co,
tan Area: may sell in tracts of about
25 to so acres. L. W. GRooMEs, 18th
30 ACREs~Good Groom house. Ideal for
tourist camp, gas station or subdivision:
On Route where trafic passes to and
from MorgaptSwn BsiaEe Price $l 599
H.o. 70 ACRES Duanr sites Ct
fR'ei high eievatioa; ss aus Just of Route s4o, be-
tween Rockville and Frederick. $1,000
each site. years to pay. OWNER 81
Z MILES NORTH OF WALDORF, MD, on
main hwy.-47 acres, $4,000 Call JAMES
E. GARNER. Waldorf 2l56. "a
oWNEE NG sos MIST sEhE 4ssers cdu as rs d.
acre. "a. s17l6; ewes, EN-, 3473: -s3
River Il" rd at BarnnE ainfaR Tree r 0e IDEAL for
high class subdivision and ready to develop
now; sewer already in; water available
with Wholesome restrictions as 70 size lots,
character of improvement, etc. Priced now
for quick sale OIL. ll4O or EX. 2600. --25
% ACRES, Burning Tree I'd, in Bradley
Hills section. This is splendid oppor-
tunity for builder or investor. Land is
most desirabl in entire area. Priced now
to sell. OIL. 1140 or EX. 26O0 -25
100 ACRES WOODLAND, .55 mi. west of
Richmond, Va; 2200-ydi frontage on
s2,40O price, with $3.50 down, bal. $50
1926 H st NV, RE. 5245 -22
DEVELOPMENT TRACT - rs acres with
some $500 It. of road frontage, part of
which has bus service; good drainage to
sewer at end Of property; convenient
location in nearby Fairfax County. 81 900
per acre. MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va.
at the end of Columbia pike Phone Alex.
5S12. Closed Sundays.
DUE TO DEATH of developer. SO lots can
be bought very reasonably to settle estate.
LEATH & ASHLEY, INC, Ma 3096. ST.
1897 or DU 1859.
WOODED HOMESITE. 10000. tall shade
trees; wisely restricted $500 $50 down,
SIS mo- VERNON NJ. LYNCH Il SONS.
Z mi. out Columbia pike. Dial Alex. 5000.
Closed Sunday.
MD-Two 5-acre tracts
$3.50 each; near busline.
Highland. Md -2-acre tract and up
500 down. $50 per month; fronting on
hwy: elec. and phone
Near Colesyille. on colesville pike-Two
l-acre tracts on busline: terms E-Z
JOHN BURDoFT, Colesyile, Nd Cali
Ashton Md 3S36 -1h
Evening star., 1947-08-20
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

CENTRAL D; C..Industrial plant. s6out
aysila5ls' also river IF Ifrontass, For full de-
$4,000 SQUARE FEET industrial land. on
Southern Railroad, near Telegraph ,rd.,
Fairfax County; all utilities available;
Ask for Mr. PAINTER. ga
THREE INDUSTRIAL LoTS-R.R. siding,
Half st between and sts. s.w. over
looking Potomac; lots 4, 5 and 6, square
6s4. suitable for laundry, warehouse or lge.
=, aiIable; Price reducsd for quick sale
NV, RE. $3.50; ewes. CO. $3.50. ga
APPROX. 11a-ACRE TRACT. Soned indus
trial, in heart of Bethesda, Md, on B. & 0.
with 2 railroad sidings: only piece Of prop.
erty of its kind bet Silver Spring and
GEORGETOWN: surrounded by driving indus
trial plants and new ones under constr.
This is wonderful buy for one of many
uses. Call Mr., Kneessi. MA. 1857. Excl,
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr., g. Bro REALTORS,
INDUsTRiAL GROUND in Bethesda With
395 it. on railroad: price, So per SO. ft.
]. NOBLE BoAZ, Realtor, 7424 Wis. ave,
WI -6O0 IA