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Evening star., 1947-08-08
Mrs. Ji|Ison Wins
Step in Custody Fiqhi

Mrs. Kathryn Sinclaire Jillson. of
the 1900 block of r street NV. won
round in District Court yesterday
toward seeing her young son, George
b. L. J1llson, whom, she says, she
has not seen since January, 1945.
as g result of marital dificulties
with her husband, Maj. George
Jacob Jillson.
Justice Edward M. Curran grant,
ed Mrs. Jillson temporary CUSTODY
OF the boy who is now nearly four
and has been staying with her
mother-in-law in Pearl Harbor,
N. Y, it is said.
In April, 1945, Mrs. Jillson brought
suit in District Court for divorce.
charging Maj. Jillson, said to be in
Japan. with cruelty. The suit
charges her husband had caused the
child to be taken to New York State
to live with his mother.
In an answer to the divorce suit.
Maj. Jillson denied charges In his
wife's suit and brought a counter
complaint. charging her with mis-
conduct. Mrs. Jillson, in turn,
denied the misconduct charges.
Trial Of the divorce action has
been delayed by Maj. Jillson's alb
sence from the country, it was said
by Attorney Jean Boardman. who
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Continued From Page A-s.)

You hear little or nothing about q
Hughes party.
Selznick must be enjoying a quiet
chuckle over the headlines Hughes
is getting for his social hosting. 1t
was Selznick who gathered guests
around a gardenia- -strewn SWIM
ming pool in the early hours of a
party morning and, at a signal,
had them dive through the lovely
blooms in search Of $4,000 worth
of precious jewels scattered at the
bottom. .....
If Hollywood parties must be
publicized, we're afraid the Con-
gressmen are barking up the wrong
tree. Howard Hughes is a great
guy and something of a genius in
the movie and industrial worlds,
but as for his parties, we can think
of a lot more exciting ways to
spend an evening.
Hollywood sound stages are hit
ting the high heat spots of the year
as the temperature pushes the 100
mark almost every day. But Robert
returning from the Rough
shod" location trip to the High Sier-
ras, looked upon Movietown's sultry
exhibit as something delectably
special. Up there he had run into
heat, humidity, rain. dirt and a food
shortage.
On the RKO stage the day he re-
Evening star., 1947-08-08
'35uits Ask $4,000
From Capital Transit
For Injuries 10 Boys

Suits asking damages totaling
100000 for injuries to three boys
we're filed yesterday in District
Court against the Capital Transit
Co.
Two suits ask damages for injuries
allegedly suffered by two youths
riding on bicycle, which the suits
charge, was struck by a bus at
Fifth street and Gresham place
NV. The third suit contends a
boy was on a crowded bus when he
was showed through an open door by
the crowd.
One Suit for $4,000.
One of the boys injured or the
bicycle, according to the complaint,
was John Allen, jr., IA, colored, of
the 600 block of Morton place NE,
in whose behalf $4,000 is asked.
The boys father asks an additional
SIS 600 for expenses and loss of his
boys services.
The other boy on the bicycle, the
second complaint said, was Hay
N'O~N - = oo64i, AZ, IOluCU, Ol tI1c
200 block Of Morgan street NV,
in whose behalf $4,000 damages are
asked. His father, James L. POUCH.
asks an additional $4,000 for ex-
penses and loss of his sons services.
The Allen boy was pedaling the
bicycle at the time of the accident
IN August, 1916, according to At
torney Dorsey K. Offutt, who repre-
sents the plaintiffs in the two suits
Both boys suffered leg fractures and
other injuries, it was said.
Suit Claims Skull Fracture.
The boy allegedly forced from the
crowded bus in November, 1945, was
Paul 6. Harsch, 10, Of the 600 block
OF Quintana place NV, who re-
portedly suffered a skull fracture
and in whose behalf $50,000 is asked.
The boys father, Gordon Harsch
asks an additional $4,000 in that
case for expenses and loss of the
boys services. The Harschs are rem
resented by Attorneys James Arts
and George A. Glasgow.
All the suits are brought in be-
half of the boys by their fathers
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Native Reptiles Exhibit
Planned at Greet FoIIs

An exhibition Of native reptiles,
geological displays and other natural
phenomena will be open to the public
from II am. to 5 pm. on Saturdays
and Sundays for the remainder of
the season at Great Falls, Md.
The exhibition was prepared under
the direction Of the park naturalist
staff Of the National Park Service
and Is located at the Great Falls
parking area near the old Great
Falls Tavern Building.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
IN which Lasky introduced

Woman IN which Lasiy introduced
her.
But here's the real story behind
this. In that antique movie, Miss
Farrar wore a suit of armor special-
ly hammered for the occasion. After
the picture was finished, Lasky put
the outfit away. It hasn't been used
since, until the other day when
Valli. the Italian actress, appearing
as Olga in Lasky's current "The
Miracle OF the Bells" donned 1t for
the Joan" stake-burning sequences
OF the modern story. It was dusty
and a bit creaky. but few drops of
Oil and a dust cloth took care of
everything.
LaSky insists that his suit of ".Ioan
Evening star., 1947-08-08

armor' and one other, owned by a
rental bureau, are the only such con-
trivances around Hollywood. He
said RKO recently rented the other
suit for Cary Grant to wear In THE
Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer."
Sounds far-fetched. but that's what
the man said. Psusing to ponder
over this, however. 1t very well could
be true. You don't find q complete
suit OF armor in movie very often.
so why should they be heavily
stocked In the wardrobe depart
ments?
(Released BY North American Newspaper
sAlliance
Evening star., 1947-08-08

represents Mrs. Jillson. Justice
Curran's ruling yesterday gives the
mother custody, pending further
procedure on the divorce action.
In her divorce suit, Mrs. Jillson
accused Maj. Jillson of seeking to
have her adjudged insane and of
employing a psychiatrist toward
that end. She was taken to Gal
inger Hospital, the suit said, but
was found to be of sound mind.
Also pending in District Court is
a damage suit brought by Mrs. JILL
son against the pSychiatrist.
Evening star., 1947-08-08

Back in 1870 years ago, mind
you-Jesse L. Lasky made one of
the screens first great experiments.
He took Geraldine Farrar out of
opera and transformed her into a
glamorous film star. She was sue
cess, too, and so was Joan, the
Evening star., 1947-08-08

turned was Bob's wife. Ann Sothern.
Pretty as picture, the blond Ann
looked like a butterball. She's diet
ing to narrow some of those healthy
curves.
BY auctioning of his mighty
stable of thoroughbred horses at a
huge invitational sale last winter,
Louis B. Mayer, the MGM movie
magnate, got out of the racing busi-
ness in order to devote his full time
to film duties-but he's still figure,
nevertheless, in the turf doings OF
the town.
Hardly day passed, during the
summer meeting at Hollywood Park,
without the track announcer credit
ing Mr.. Mayer with being breeder of
the winning horse. The breeder gets
10 per cent of the purse winnings
Of all his horses.
We weren't exactly worried about
Louie B., but these royalties supply
him with little pocket money from
day to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

Attorney Leo A. Walshe, execu-
tor of the estate, and Mrs. Walshe
are to get $4,000 for the benefit of
their two daughters, Dorothy Lee
Walshe, IS, and Margaret Walshe, 10
The will left 81 900 to Mrs. Bulke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

PLANNED IOT COIIl1Ol bdulo dIiu
convenient living, this bright
cheerful house is situated
against a background of trees.
Of stone and colonial siding,
it contains a large. living room
opening onto a lovely living
porch overlooking the tree
shaded garden, dining room
with large oriel window, Ii
brary, 1st-floor lavatory and
kitchen; 4 well proportioned
bedrooms and 2 baths, ex-
ceptionally large closets, stairs
to 3rd floor, close to school
from kindergarten to junior
high, shopping and trans
portation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Policeman Praised by Court
In Capture Of Car Tamperer

Andrew c. Dawkins was not alone
in the early morning darkness yes
terday as, he prowled among Is
parked cars in alleys and lots near
Fourteenth and K streets NV.
Hugging the shadows and max
ing not a sound, Policeman w. A.
Dalrymple of No. 2 Precinct was
right on Dawkins' heels.
AS a result. the policeman won
the praise of Municipal Court Judge
Nadine L. Gallagher for his pa
thence and vigilance"
What Dawkins got was $50 days
straight time and an extra $50 days
if ne fails to pay a $500 fine. The
defendant, %, colored, of the 1900
block of Ninth street NV, was
convicted on Is counts of tamper-
ing. Pvt. Dalrymple told the court
he marked up new charge every
time he saw Dawkins try the door
handles of a different car along
his three block route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Mrs. Lucy Briggs Sues
To Divorce Inventor

Mrs. Lucy B. Briggs, of the 400
block of Massachusetts, avenue NV,
yesterday afternoon brought suit in
District Court for divorce from
Southwick Walbridge Briggs. of the
5000 block of N street NV, in
ventor and vice president in charge
of research and development of the
Briggs Filtration Co, The suit
charges desertion.
The suit says Mr., and Mrs. Briggs
were married in November, 1884.
and charges he deserted her in
December, 1913. The petition says
there has been a property settle
ment.
Mr.. Briggs has number of IN
ventions in the field of oil filtra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Bulk Of $4,000 Left
BY Mrs. Burke Goes 10
Catholic Institutions

Catholic institutions and members
of the Catholic clergy are to benefit
under the terms of the will of Mrs
Mary E. Burke, who died here Au-
gust 10. leaving an estate valued at
nearly 100000.
Mrs. Burke, who was in her Dos
was the widow of Frank P. Burke
and lived here at 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. Her husband died
many years ago.
The largest beneficiary under a
special bequest Is the House of the
Good Shepherd, Thirty sixth street
and Reservoir road NV, which is
to receive about $4,000. This in
cludes a bequest Of $4,000, plus
stocks Mrs Burke owned in the
Potomac Electric Power Co. and a
house in the 1900 block of Twenty
ninth street NV. listed at an as
sessed value of S2,887.
$4,000 to Bishop Mcnamara.
Among members Of the clergy left
sums were Bishop John M Nc
/ Namara of the Baltimore and Wash
/ ington archdiocese who was willed
s25. 900; the Rev. Msgr. Alonze j
Odds pastor of St Augustine Cath
olic Church, $4,000; the Rev. Will
liam ]. Sweeney, $1,000, and the Rev
Laurence J. Kelly, $1,000,
/ Institutions to receive requests
! includes:
Little Sisters of the Poor, $1,000;
| st. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum
$500: Sisters of the Holy Cross OF
the Eastern Province, with head
quarters in the 1900 block of Uptor
street NV. $500; st. Mary's Semi
nary. Baltimore, $4,000; st. Charles
College, Gainesville. Md, $4,000
the Home and Foreign Mission
ary Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith of the Archdio-
ceses of Baltimore and washington
$1,000, and Providence Hospital
$1,000.
In addition, Mrs. Burke wllleo
$1,000 to a Boston (Mass) hospital
and made several other requests OF
! $500 to other individuals and lnStl-
/ tutions.
Other Be4uests.
Attorney Leo A. Walshe, execu-
tor of the estate, and Mrs. Walshe
are to get $4,000 for the benefit OF
their two daughters, Dorothy Lee
Walshe, IS. and Margaret Walshe, l3
The will left $1,000 to Mrs. Bulke I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

beginning next Saturday, according
to an announcement today by the
Strategic Air Command. Two each
will fly in the Bendix and Allison
races and one in the Thompson
race.
The pilots are 1t. Col. Benjamin
S. Preston, jr.. Maj. Clay Albright,
1t. Joseph r. Howard. all of Wash
ington, and 1t. George LeRose,
Easton. Pa, and Capt. William T.
Whisner, jr., of Shreveport, La.
Greece's wool industry in 1947 may
exceed prewar levels, if labor is
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

son, Francis Edward Burke, Of ALL
ston, Mass, and explained that he
had been provided for through the
will of his father.
The will instructed that the resi-
due of the estate, after other be-
quests are taken care of, go to
Mrs. Burke's sister, Miss Bessie
OHare, 1882 Massachusetts avenue
NV.
The will instructed that Mr..
Walshe receive 10 per cent of the
gross estate for serving as executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
5 Andrews Field P-80s
To Compete in Air Races

Five P-6O jet single-seaters from
the Fourth Fighter Group based
on Andrews Field will compete in
the Tuesday Cleveland air races,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
Overlooking Burning Tree Golf Course

'Mulberry COttage
BURDETTE ROAD, $l9,95O
Jewly and artistically remodeled on and con-
!ans many interesting features Open Sunday, to 8.
This and enchanting home with beautiful views from all
sides superb condition and its charm tonce apparent
increases after complete inspection Contains large living
with picture window and inside garden unusual
dining with picture window Dutch fireplace and other
appealing features all electric Kitchen large screened porch LIST
floor avaory, 2 bedrooms, bath and utility
To
Club 4 nile
Evening star., 1947-08-17
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

caICAGo-For sale to close estate; g.
room house and sa1sse. let 60x140s. in
mStSs nHuhss ssss ssss Of p ees9ss sssaD population
home and snug 0h haven one
communities; over 400 sold / to s acre
community boat dock privil, hard I'd.
$500. S45. down, S15 mo. Now taking
year, For beautiful ill9strated free
Issa s w, " NEE Ne. 1i4s. & j. WESLEY WESLEY
NEAR ROCK RALI. on Eastern Shore Of
dwelling which is picture. "A rooms,
reduced to $4,000 net from S14,5Go for
sHSk s Has gs1o g. Sasore ehGos os
soeRs'69%faei soeooM House in mountains. near Camp
Richie; altitude 1900 T., IL min: to
ss.ft. 'fH; iivins room. large '0s 'front.' poSeh;
Write OWNER: Chestnut Ledge, Pen Mar,
WHAT VII rf WOULD o IT MEAN s''e5 to you, y; to be
able to pick. your own oranges and srape-
fruit, have fresh vegetables from your own
se wuP 81 play in
shirtsleeves in December and January, so
fishing or play golf every day on two ex-
cellent nearby courses. and have 20 miles
Of the most beautiful beaches on the Cult
Of Mexico only few minutes distant?
You can. at less cost than you think! De
Soto Acres. a restricted but modest resi-
Dental community right, against the city
limits of Sarasota, Florida. and within 10
minutes Of it's central business district. is
offering 2-acre home sites at prices that
begin at $685.. with small monthly pay
msni or to about t. retire. You
limited number of families will be given
the. opportunity to live. in De Soto Acres
Certain cert IN that ali viii make re ssreesble e. neishe
bors. Buy nova small down payment
with several years of small monthly pay
for Your I home when you are ready for
DE SOTO ACRES, 311 South Palm ave
Sarasota. Florida. Write for literature or
consult our Mr.. Traylor, 1860 Oak ST.
NV, tel CO. s1S3.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
sroRfs FoR RENT.

DS0M.NS1I,oMN DS0MNIoMN mod:Tn store e 7th 9: n;N,;; n;
MEsvEk sEs L. sRos sR c w.ss :ss nj 1Sl NorEi 81
IOcxTIoSs in important mort business centers,
naor sST sp:s s e.
furniture, etc, Stores now available and
e io5s S5s SasA Sasss o m inrhss ss
.01 G.oEGIA 4ao..y AVE Ress so1s 1Hsnnsd,. suitable
modern shoDDira center ' Of = stores aaesan viii b
ready for occupancy on or before Jan. IS,
,s.s asooss. at so, rd and
area ressnty @ aoned for 'nf ist nesas eommsrcia % Ia
usage; these stores offer merchants an
leases in this heavily populated area
Leases Leases, already signed for drusstore,
and dental suite; leases from responsible
established merchants for the followinR
businesses will be given immediate con-
ssidera.ion Shoe store. high-srade foods,
shop, stationery. etc, hardware and others
Blue prints at this ONCE, see Mr. Parsons
BEAS5e 81 ss56 sEos sFes No sG ies WASHINGTON 1lss
DRUGSTORE LoCATION-corner bldg
now under construction; large first-1oor
dentists; ne. shopping center. large high
}ss;lnf d:Ps LEG Aes'' g.
nth AND SITS. N.W.-Vacant. ground
floor. store, located near many Govern
Apply LEO NJ. BEkNsTEIN eos l. CO. i4i5 sii
X st. NV, ME- 5400. -22
NEW BUILDING, 39x54: can be used for
store and ofice. 43O4 r. l. ave, Brent
wood. Md. UN. 1894: after s. WA. 4076.
SMALL NEIGHBORHoOD STORE, present
occupant willing to sell lease Lease can
be made available: store, 30x50 it.: good
for shoe repair. pressing or small store.
Box 242-A, Star Ia
Evening star., 1947-08-17
OFFICES FoR RrN1 tcoNr.,. :.

downtown LOCATIONS
3-room suite covering entire a., $50 mo-
2.room suite. covering entire a., SIS mo-
IO roomB-SNo doorS-------- $3.50 mo.
viii divide to suit. FIRST NATIONAL M
REALTY CORP. 90b 18th st. NV
RE. 1881. --23
CoLoRED-DOCToks and dentists-Won-
derful opportunity to establish your once
IN The hear. Of one of the hps:t soiersd
Availahle about. Sept is. For further I'M
formation. apply leasing dept, LEO M.
sakss9slS Me ssaa: q Co. 1910 < st: ssT''
Several desirable ofnceS in modern bldg;
as low as S35 per month. To inspect call
coLoREDeFoR PRoFEssfoN4L or busi-
ness once; 3-rm. apt. or 2-rm. suite lst
sYn sY1 ~ gsskdayss- XIII 217 p'm ,,u,,, .,u.,,,x
across the street from Howard Theater.
2 stories and basement: vacant. Apply
leaning dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
l4l6 r st. nv, NE. 640o: -a2
ness or profession; reasonable NO. 1910
Evening star., 1947-08-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick set.
tlement FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st; nv; DI, $3.50. Brokers, attention;
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland
yirginis OF oTo6p; ?; {: property THE AMER1
LOANS To D. c., MD, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
uraisal fees; low rates SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP. s3s Investment Bldg. DI
end-TRUsT LOANS. D. c., Md, Va prop
!mmed service. low rates, no appralss
3, BERENTER y co Suite 2o7. 412 5ti
ST. NV, D1. 1894.
lst, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS. nearby Md:
Va, and D. C.; mo payts. lowered. ADAMS
hsAh!S 5sIs! r. oH isls sos N. = ave- n's sI
sn se1yIss sstSEs s
sHsSoNaxy .. skcoSpS rrysr-ws "!
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd
y INvssrnNr ssss cosp SsIoHi1 s
N are " Nstions' 1898
i.t AND END TRUST LOANS on rsa, estate s;4.sl,
in d. c.. Md. and Va. MR.. DRA1SNER
1404 L st. NV, MA. 4157.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
Or buildings for sale or lease. A. M. ROTH,
TiSGxE6ws W1SdEaTd RldS 6R IA sMa Iasd housKs IN
Rainier. RiysrdsIe. Hyattsviiie; al cash a nj II
you YOU wish; MR.. GLIDDEN. RE. 1850; eve,
SELLING? We need properties of all
tspes. oa.;. homes sm.! and Large Ss, invest:
in groups. commercial ground and build.
dss s:. SEs % ean aHe &c eomp.ss hsn p.se
age-the sale and the financing FRED
ER!Gk E e n W W. RERENs RE- sIs, SALES INC. 1925
R.I easn 2. S sell ,Ss 'oY ss.
sANpERs. sN 2 s1S sgIs So, So Cap; s., TR 1853;
ssoP j1s2 g. s'sd ssG4E ssF NA fLs3sE sssE
want it in the hands of realty company
tertion, can RA. o07I today. We have a
sales force of real estate specialists. not
Just ordinary real estate agents. Our plans
n5nsS buyer n and S
and let us talk it over without any obli-
saron ya to bn.at you We viii be cad to give
sale of your property. When you list with
Is. your property will not be merely listed
and tren forgotten. 1t will be advertised
and pushed to. the limit, persistently and
officially. We have buyers for homes. new
and old; lots and farms, business opportu-
mites. commercial and investment prop
critics. II it's real estate. we want it,
SNYDER REALTY CO., 1902 Hamilton st.
sign Of personalized attention and service
in real estate Phone RA. 0O71 III
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE have purchasers
brick or frame. Chevy Chase, D. G. Chevy
Chase, Md, or Bethesda. Md. Please cali
L. G. WHITE, 7715 Wis. ave, WI. 1900
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor-I can sell your
house fast If priced right; specialize in
places suitable for renting rooms. 1910
Vermont ave-. RE. 5140
Evening star., 1947-08-17

MEADOWOOD-Corner lot, 143x1e0 IT,;
beautiful level bldg. site In the Colesville
Faint Branch Farms. 27b IT. on hard
surfaced rd.. gently sloping; q beautiful
bdE .a site more than s1., AZ ssTs sr,ng
lot On concrete paved street: sewer and
water avail; beautiful BLDG. site among
sprinsbrook; several nne home sites,
3-5 acres. in beautiful sprinsbrook;
Rock Greek Hills; beautiful corner lot In
high-class neighborhood; corner Franklin
ans ITS,ny Ksps!ngton pkgy.; rsas price
Agts., Kessinser Bldg, Silver Spring, Md
5ox1oo r.. each: have sewer and water;
s,iysr sp5ins-Nr. ocal. and Franklin,
Petworth-Apt. site. $500 50. it.. zoned
B-4O; suitable for to 8 units at S4,251
Call Mr.. Hiner. RA. 1444. with REALTY
ASSOCIATES, INC. Elk. 1922. lis
OLORED-COLESVILLE GARDENS, MD.
New subdivision; K-acre lots, miles
D. c.; 500 and UP, terms. r. H. BEST,
INC INC Realtor, WI 3S33 III
tiles in; plans and permits furnished for
price, as owner must sell at once r. q
DUNNE, AT. $500; ewes. and Sun. Mr.
CoLokkEb2coR. SUMMER and Wade rds
Sc. one block of Nichols ave; zoned for
fats; $3.50 down. Ma. 1903. RA. 1851
CoLoRED-LoTs, NE, 5ox57. $3.50. AT
Evening star., 1947-08-17

NEAR FAILS CHERCH-5o beautiful
acres for sale; suitable for exclusive sub
sstv'e wssT Sa'fF fA4EoR ay5s0s keasoS sSo
ACREAGE suitable for subdivision at prices
amount up to 1000 acres. MASON HIRsT,
Rai Alsa scREs is on & Sssef
,S9king ssIr5ounding area miles north Of
FALLS CHURCH. opposite Va. Forest-All
or part, % gently sloping acres; suitable
for development: on hard-surfaced rd.;
f uss ssoppnx lRa 'Iss sna S .is ss of or ss
BROKERS'. ATTENTION 500 acres 100
e ns e s fGe oae eeRs onsr c
direct your efforts in the zone Of Greater
era:r ' 1s sEST'f ays F0ar0s /! F.
aT11HRNTIos BUT pEks: SO acre. of
large s-rm. house, together with ,brooder
noury It farm s9 so snis ps for viii sars
WickERsaAM VIZ Afs.H. sssS flst Vn st. *.
s il ACRES; sa M 4 miles, miles wsshlns,gans ID ! 9 mi,
scrss wstr snd o s sns
Senss, ssSo' 500 's Der acre. Cali S oWSER.
ssSSSS sSS'f LoTs on Baltimore pike and Belts
yas; y sSsss eaRDas = Eah W lot 8.
SsR:ssE %IeksRsaaS 4sss 0sEs aEst .' st. nS
HoMEsILE. 9 miles from D; c. line: Tvs. tns
cash; $40 month: price, $3.50. =; W, Nc Nc
WICKER. 1872 Raum st. ne. TR. 1872.
NEAR SHIRLEY HIGHWAY, mi from
Pentagon-Beautifpl hi hilltop domestic; with
ssfietsa asss efs seo@manisy; s.. 300; terms a.
mi. out Columbia pike. Dial Alex. 5000.
ETMbERs. EiSfIH rs ArTENTloN-Between 9 and
z acres Of cleared. well-drained land. mr..
Camp sprinss area: now contains old doa 4
ssosaEsT MA9EE'M III ri RI 7SsS "a, qasiI f. a;so:
Of sttrssts. homes Ssv. See asa
low preconstructicn, prices, with easy
IsIsesy Knoll: siys bssaits,iSi is views 6!
Is Sa paHs nnoush shsR
Glen mlHi HIS Tess rosd on MsRViN P sIMMoNs CO.
Rssltors; OIL. $500: Sun. and ewes. koek-
shs ACRES. at Arcola, Va: near schools,
stores and church: electric. available. Can
FENCE ps GEORGES COUNTY. riscataxsy.
tls mi. p c: line; ..4 eyer Al acres mostly
ABOUT los ACRES on either side Of hwy.
Nd, mi. from Silver Spring tMetropoli-
tan Ares): may sell In tracts Of about
25 to so acres. L. w. oRooMES, 18TH
and Eye SITS. 20
sIL. sPG.. mr.. Four cor.-1 acre. 1oo-ft
frontage, 81 400: IL acres, all imp, S22,-
900 II. r BJEBER. sH 6565. III
lovely bldg. sites, with cool shade, pleasant
view; excellent neighbors: only S1.750.
HUGH McDIARMID, selected real estate.
Phone Vienna 600. III
Evening star., 1947-08-17
STORES WANTED.

STREET-LEVEL LOCATION with show
window for small business; D. c. or Nd.
THERE MUST BE A STORE somewhere
for the sale of finest Swisse.type candy
and eholocates. Will consider conces-
sion in fine. store. subdivision. or any
nsighbsEh9odo @ Sox SSs ;nI s9l-x Star, star ..or..
70 add on to our existing chain Of dry
cleaning and laundry branches. KENT
STORES. INC, one Of Americas largest
cleaners. Call FIR. 4343. III
STORE suitable for rummsge sale, fol-
charitable organization, for Q or 8 months;
will Day reasonable rent. Phone IA