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Evening star., 1948-12-19
Clark Expected 10 Rule
Soon on Control Of
Capital Play Areas

Attorney General Clark is ex-
pected to issue ruling within the
next few days on whether the Dis
trict or the Interior Department
shall have control of 81 recreation
areas in dispute here.
Commissioner Guy Mason said
last night the Solicitor Generals S
Division of the Justice Department
is nearing completion of study for
Mr.. Clark. When the dispute went
to the Attorney General about a
month ago it was expected to re-
quire about month of study and
deliberation.
If the ruling declares the District
has full ownership and control over
the recreation areas, Commissioner
Mason said, I'VE will have the segre-
CATION problem right back in our
laps" If the ruling favors the In
terror Department, it is anticipated
that race bars will be removed from
the playground areas.
Differ on Segregation.
The Recreation Board enforces a
segregation policy on its play
grounds while the Interior Depart
ment does not allow segregation on
parks and recreation areas under its
jurisdiction.
The land In question was bought
by the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission since 1924
and turned over to the Commits
sioners for Fairgrounds. The city
heads. in turn, assigned the recrea-
ton areas to the District Recrea-
ton Board. The Interior Depart
ment's Office of National Capital
Parks is the organization seeking
control of the Fairgrounds.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E..
West, the Recreation Board and the
Commissioners contend the District
should control the areas because
they were bought with District
funds. Interior claims the land
is part of the United States ma
tinal park system.
Backs District Control.
In support of the Districts claim
to the play areas. Mr.. West sent
the Commissioners an opinion that
the land should remain under Dis
trict control. His opinion was based
in the fact that the 1924 act of
Congress creating the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission gave it authority to pur-
chase lands and assign areas suit
able for Fairgrounds.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

The Zoo hopes to raise the
little litters of second generation
hybrids. Litters have been born
here before to hybrid parents,
but all have died.
However, attendants have
moved a black bachelor bear
named Buster from his roomy
cage and placed the expectant
mothers in it. The cage is dark,
and divided in sections; keepers
feel other hybrid litters have
died because the mothers, fright
ened by their close association
with other bears, have refused
to care for their cubs.
Unless it is absolutely neces-
sary, they don't want to take the
newly-born cubs from their
mothers. This was done last De-
cember. when Marian. . polar
Evening star., 1948-12-19

bear, gave birth to twins. The
cubs died a day later, despite all
the keepers could do.
On the more predictable side,
Zoo officials are hoping that
Hannah, a motherly pigmy hippo,
will successfully raise her fourth
or fifth offspring, soon to be born.
Hannah, a 20-year resident at
the Zoo, has been the mother of
several of the famous Cum
drop" line of pigmy hippos. These
small animals have current ZOO
market value of about $4,000.
Since the Washington Zoo is the
only one in the country to breed
pigmy hippos, the new baby-if
1t thrives-will represent a valu-
able asset for Director william
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Burned Boy Continues
Battle for Life After
Another Skin Graft

Little Michael Rector was still
fighting a critical battle for hi:
life last night after an operation
in which rs square inches of Skin
were grated onto his flame scared
body.
The operation weakened the four
year-old child considerably, his doc
tor said. but is considered success
full. It will greatly relieve the
pain which has filled Michaels life
for more than a month.
Yesterday the skin was taken
from a big hearted beer salesman
George Becraft. 81, who volunteered
becHEse he Knew Michael as kid
WITH a lot of spunk" and because
he cant stand to see kids in pain.
Both Will Bear Scars.
The boys father, Everett Rector,
a garage mechanic, provided 200
square inches of skin from his
own thighs before other donors
were sought. Both men will carry
the scars from the operations for
life. the surgeon said.
The skin graft yesterday was ex-
pected to be the last of the tempo
rary transfers which require q
donor.
These are not permanent gratis" ="
his doctor explained. They are
simply emergency measures to save
his life. If he lives. we will have
to take skin from his own body
what little he has-and regraft
it onto the burned areas. 1t will
be- a long pull for him.
An all-out effort to save Michael's
life has been under way since No.
vember IL when his cowboy suit
caught fire and he suffered second
and third degree burns from his
ankles to his shoulders. When he
was first brought to the hospital
he was not expected to live more
than a few hours.
Appeal for Blood.
Meanwhile an appeal for blood, as
a gift to Michael on his fourth
birthday, Thursday, was made to-
day by Miss Elizabeth M. Rogers,
administrator Of Casualty Hospital.
The child Is now receiving daily
transfusions of type o blood and
the need for these transfusions will
continue indefinitely.
The Red Cross, which supplies the
blood, for Michael and others is
faced with drop in blood dona-
tions because of the holiday rush
and because many regular donors
will be absent from the city.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Agencies in Maryland
Distributing Food, Toys

More than 5000 cans of food and
1900 toys will be distributed to
needy families for Christmas by
welfare organizations in Metropoli-
tan Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties.
The gifts were collected instead
of cash admissions to the children's
Christmas movie program sponsored
Friday afternoon by Sidney Lust
Theaters and the following organi-
cations:
The Prince Georges County
Christmas Bureau, the Holiday Ex-
change of Montgomery County, the
Rockville Rotary Club, and the
Marlboro Lions Club.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
School Choral Groups
To Give YuIe Concert

The Washington-Lee High School
choral groups will present their
annual Christmas candlelight con-
cert at $3.50 pm. Wednesday in the
school.
The concert will included num-
bers by girls groups, boys groups,
the mixed choir and the madrigal
singers under the direction of Miss
Florence Booker. The free concert
Is sponsored by the Arlington Lions
Club, which bears all expenses.
This will be the fourth year the
club has underwritten the concert.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

for new Government buildings is
in line with the attempt by PLAN
ming officials to scatter new Fed
eral buildings in outlying areas.
With Federal Office space just as
tight" now as it was during the
war, officials said 1t is important
to take advantage of the facilities
already installed at Suitland.
The new Census building proposed
at Suitland would have about 50O,-
600 square feet of usable space.
Budget approval of 1t is now being
sought, it was said,
Evening star., 1948-12-19

M. Mann in his trading deals
with other ZOOS. -
The last "Gumdrop"-the fifth
in the line-was born to another
pigmy hippo, Matilda, last July.
This animal replaced Gumdrop
w, which died of a mysterious
disease few months before. The
death of Gumdrop IVA child of
Hannah-was the only fatality
among pigmy hippos born here.
The most recent important
birth at the Zoo was the arrival
of four tiger cubs to Gal, a Ben
gal tiger, early in November.
These cubs were given to foster
mother, Puma, to raise. Three
are now "alive and fourishing"
and will be taken from their Sc
cluded cage and placed on exhi-
bition in the near future.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
40 Escape From Fire
At Lakeland Beer Gurden

About 40 persons in Lakeland
MD beer garden escaped injury
yesterday when fire broke out in
a one-room addition.
Members of the College Park
Volunteer Fire Department esti-
mated damage at about $1,000. They
said the blaze apparently resulted
from an overheated coal stove.
Lakeland is a colored community.
The Branchville and Berwyn
Heights Volunteer Fire Departments
also responded.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

washington christmas shoppers
supplied a merry tune yesterday
for everything from department
store cash registers to Salvation
Army help-the-poor pots on packed
street corners.
Crowds were in a holiday mood,
although they were not as large as
on December II, the record sales
day for this Christmas period.
But there was difference yester-
day from a week earlier. The shop
pers out yesterday meant business.
Nearly all stores reported less
shopping around" and more sales.
Accordingly, when the totals are
all in by tomorrow. it might turn
out to be the biggest day-from
a dollar and cents standpoint-of
the season.
For countless. working men and
women it was the last free day they
would have between now and
Christmas to check off thcse gift
items on shopping lists.
Fewer Use Automobiles.
A spokesman for one large de-
partment store commented: TITS
terrific 1t might be the top day
of the year. BY pm. at this store.
crowds were moving at a snail's
pace on the first floor.
Stores downtown began filling up
around II am. and business con-
tinued brisk right up to closing
time.
Fewer shoppers used their auto
mobiles yesterday. A check of fringe
parking areas showed the car total
lower than last Saturdays. At the
big Municipal Center parking plaza
which has 1,500-car CAPACITY. space
was readily available all day.
The manager reported the lot no
more than half filled and said busi-
ness was off somewhat from a week
ago.
A sure indication that the Christ
mas spirit prevaded the scene yes
terday was the report Of Salvation
Army people along F street. They
said it was their best day so far.
Santa Clauses Busy.
The Salvation Army pot in the
HOO block of F street, presided over
by Maj. v. M. Van Syckle, really
began to "boil" late in the day
when nine little girls from the Gen.
trail Union Mission Children's Emer-
gency Home arrived.
Let by Mrs. Van Syckle, they sang
Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Jesus
Loves Me" and other tunes.
The busiest men of the day were
the various store Santa Clauses, who
solemply listened to recitals from
youngsters of what is expected un-
der the tree and in stockings next
Saturday morning.
In the toy departments, the most
popular spots were doll and electric
train counters. Train counters were
SO packed with men that little boys
didn't have a chance.
Not Record Crowds, Police Say.
Inspector Arthur Miller, in charge
OF traff1c Tor the Police Department,
reported that while crowds were
large, the situation did not approach
that of the day after Thanksgiving.
That's still the record for this
year, as far as traffic goes" he said.
Inspector Miller added that 1t
had been decided to maintain the
full Christmas police detail down.
town through December 27. That
would be the day, as custom goes,
when Washington shoppers return
downtown to exchange gifts.
Acting Postmaster Gordon Bell re-
ported yesterday that his force was
braced for the peak of Christmas
mailing expected tomorrow. BY
that time, all of the extra 1000 as
siStant carriers and clerks will have
been assigned to jobs.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Lundover Hills YuIe Fete Set

The Landover Hills Md Volun-
teer Fire Department will hold its
annual Christmas party for chill
dren of the area from 1880 to $50
pm. today at the firehouse.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Robbi to Speak

Rabbi Harry Silverstone will speak
on THE Significance of Chanukah
in Zionism" before the Arlington
Fairfax District, Zionist Organiza-
tion Of America, at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday in the Arlington Jewish
Center.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Brundywine PTA to Meet

The Brandywine (Md.) PTA will
hold a business meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the school, followed by
a Christmas party.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WE HAVE approx. 5000 50. IT. heated
space availsble March LIST; basement with
parf prf ABBY ipETwoRTH gDwIINd CEN.
TER. 3712 Ga. ave. NV. after IL ann
2-STORY BLDG.-Approx. 1911 SO. IT,
at 2os.2lo n. Lee St, Alex, Va. Call RE
FOR FOR LEASE, I1I WAREHOUSE. $4,000 square
feet 1-story brick building; additional
5000 square feet on balcony; two street
frontases, one q main boulevard. in we'll
located NV. section: large doors for truck
entrance and also truck loading platform
oil heat: private offices. excellent for dis
xaTehousing FOR any type business; I'm
saaNNoN Rfaisss pSs'fi5eS I1eas CO.. Ma. s345 Wss
wAREHoUsING or manufacturing space:
5000 to 10000 So. it., unlimited floor
railroad and truck facilities: Ample
lease. MR. M SLATER, Re. s1$e; sat. and
Arfsex sSoo ss 1T dEsenf ss!
cellent metropolitan Washington location
Building can be completed to suit re-
quirements Of tenant and long lease given
to substantial arm. Available within 30
days See Mr. Norris, CHI. 923S. WEAVER
BROS, INC, WASHINGTON Bldg, D1. 5000
1868 Ist ST. s.E.-New bldg, completed
on or before March Is; 35xss with ls;ft
WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE.
10, 900 So FT., new building to be COM
pleted in 80 days: l block off Nichols ave.
Clear span. RI. Si7s; after 5. RA. s544:
Evening star., 1948-02-28
WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

WoopLANID D. BEACH Eisht-rGGm a;as fna hos
Ssseh Ssssiae ia4Hsf faPnished s75oo. 5oo RE. ssSs
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-s-bedrm. fur
nished cottage: lovely view, fireplace;
highly restricted; $4,000 cash. Ashton
SHERWOOD FoREsT-5-bedroom. Q
bath furnished house, fronting on water;
slsS sss1ilboea.o, rowboat' outoOard motor
Gang Goll Oh sEAea 1884, Flag H.rbor section-pre-
sale inspection OF the nrst unit of lots
during the remainder, Of February; these
Flag Harbor lots will either front Is. upon 5en
Sost basin auiek actor, win per permit n.,ss: ss.
these sites are offered for sale; small
1sDGi %s nss s oa a0a e ths npss Hss 'sas se
finest private harbor DEVELOPMENT on
Chesapeake Bay: brave little sobss BAD !, yea e.
obtain one of the early seisstions in this his
new and very unusual area; these lots
have never previously been offered Tor sale:
Eor Eons 'hsss sssch pri1e Miles south o
Prince Frederick on the solomons Island
rd., turn at st. Leonard and follow signs
a1Eh' # I'f me- e rass' ms .sarsss esfs
BEACH COTTAGE ods ss BANGLE Saer. clifIsmss n,;ces
details, cali T. D, BURGESS, vi. sssoa
~ ofH as.a BEACH EACH sssss aSs
+ au4PaRrEs sISm ss'fs Rsaltef' sos \: gap
sSuG stS1 SAi iHsRsoR-5-rm. sais cottage. -Ss Zone
outside shoSsf. nicely furnished. DEAN
kGF sFA5Tx cGosMls Ell R Sss and
others-A great value available near Prince
Frederick on Patuxent Aiysr; 10 acres Of
level clear land with Loco so IT, OF water ate
lge: 7-rm. home. sarage,. cottages ana
wide paved ed highway direct from W. Washing. E
DEAIE. MD. Charles ave. owines Beach
Unusually charming bungalow OF rooms,
bath. (modern cabinet type kitchen1' sep sep
pump. hoored attic. plassed-in front and
rear porches; separate rear bldg. with
aunary nSDns E toss s 'nd 9ssa aRAVsTH fys1 Rea
Fair EGl HAVEN. ven n Mb.Mnesatifnl a high, dry
Sge S ls5 y + Bsy S M
from wash. over good roads. NO. 1854
ssSMMHs COTTAGE .,: csd.sha5,t1,., ss.s ,.,,s.s bed
bath; also screensd-in porch; out house
esll aE; 4i1s. RocKcREEK REAL 1a
WooDLASD BEAcH-rour wooded lots;
5000. Call VI. 51s6 after pm. 20
WATERFRONT HOME SITE on beaut.
West River, opposite Gslesville; approx. /
acre: very desirable location in restricted
section where there is verify no waterfront
avail. For Information call MR.. PICKER
sCiENTisTs' CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md.
Two new cottages for sale for profession
al college graduates in restricted colony
of 73 cottages on the bay; sandy beach
for swimming. Turn left st sign at Port
Republic 4.6 miles beyond Prince, Fred
erick. Leafet on request. washington
phone. nights only, AT. 0651: -
Evening star., 1948-02-28
STORES FOR RENT.

NEW STORE, sos Penna ave. s.e.-15x6o:
GOOD business location. FREDERICK A.
BLuMER CO; CO; Realtor. 617 Penna ave-
100 / ST. N.w.-corner store; available
March Is. ACME REALTY CO. DI. Sis. so
CONFECTIONERY, beauty salon and once
Theater Telephone Marlboro 1926 go
NEW STORES Just completed-Beautiful
fronts, high ceilings, etc; u best NV.
section: of proven purchasing power: on
stgsstGsE line; ines few left. LOUIS gYR-
sHEi sEfHEsDA EE | THEATER BLDG, wis. ave
April, J. Is4s. THos; Z; HAMPTON
ffaRk fffn sGl5 AN5 Ti sHofDrar ave w. BAKERY hard
ware or and 10 cent stores available in
shopping center of stores on Michigan
ave: at corner of Eastern ave. in the
District Of Columbia, near Ksywood Gar n5
many other apartments. and houses: con-
struction already startedd: 5 stores leased.
including large chain supermarket; For
plans and informa ton, call Mr.. Taylor,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. exclusive asents,
1905 H st: NV. WA; 2345.. -29
corner corner Of + i 10th and + sts: PEOPLES DTugi !:
large store, and upper floors for storage;
Consult Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON l. LUCHS
81" exclusive realtors, 1905 H st: nv niw,'
iii fith NlD1 AND PA. AvE-1st comm, easily con.
tessy to ore act sf hRs REsLT 9 R sfs oc @
SEw SE ls sHoPf1Ne df1f e. aSi cEN4Ek drugstore
avail. Cali ACE REALTY SERVICE. Real
tors, FIR, T7l7 It'll s. 1914 Pa. ave. Sc. Us
Evening star., 1948-02-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Ist AND sna TRUsT LOANS = PromDs
cali coLoN11L INVESTMENT CO.. SIT
9th 1t. NV. RI. $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We win
buy second-rust notes. D. c.. NEARBY Nd.
Il II h:s.eRess Snsr ssts cokP okF.ohAfa asfa
N Y. ave. NV. National bs3S.
TRUSTS. 1st, End and 3rd. nearby Nd.
Va. and .. G.: one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
1912, RE. 1913. 29'
end TRUST NOTES purchased. Call MA.
1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
lst AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate ,n1si
1404 L st. NV, Ma. 4157.
MORTGAGE LOANS. Az; no charge for
CASH FOR DEFERRED PURCHASE money.
2nd, trust notes white or coloredD. Quick
settlement. Personal calls preferred.
DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention. go
LOANS TO d. c., Md. VA. home owners
without excessive title charges or APPRAISAL
fees; low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP. s3s Investment Bldg. DI. S672.
REAL ESTATE LOAN TROUBLE? See U.S.
REAL ESTATE, INC, Radio Bldg, Arling-
ton, Va, CHI S100, Il
Evening star., 1948-02-28
IRAilERS.

sEsiIe2s nov On eisPlas sha sssSo wkEpEs
BE Is SURE to see the Omitted tandem trailer,
the newest addition to the United line; a
in lux, living. See our super economy -;
the Bis trailer features. VAIL TRAILER
sA!ss ssfss e9 M ays H 'as sss S'l''v's
sauRpea % 81 doG ma q 1sst Wt ssa 1909
dealer for Kezy Coach: Westcraft, Spar
etc; priced from s1.4s6 to $s;Ss5: easy
shops ie to make repairs. open every day
kdT4RR kns!Yahf sHRaaiK 4RaKr ag0g BALES 'S
Washington Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Md.
TkArIFR Isi uSFef H4G2H1pDauARrERs, 421D distributors
Of Schult. Travelo, American, Howard and
zimmer trailer coaches. Visit our display.
A fine selection OF used trailers. Trailer
parts and accessories in our parts parts. dept; Dd
repairs. AMERICAN TRAILER Co. INC.
4O30 Wis. ave. Phone WO. 1921.
ssh-FooT Duo. excel. eond.; priced to
! block from Camp SPRINGS School. Shady
QUAKER. medium size. and 1s41 WHY'S
sssan ss4S Bowie isal a7s4 hIns ana car sees'''
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new Schult, Travelo. American, Howard
and thinner coaches; Our sales display
open for your inspection, 9 am: to- 8 pm.
daily and Sunday. Sales branch, .AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO., INC. at Oak Grove
Trailer Court. 4 miles south Of Alexandra
on Route l.. Phone Ov; 2S01.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-closing out
all trailers on hand, your chance to buy
the famous Spen auto luggage trailer at
real low price. -, ACT quickly; ARCADE
tiac dealer, 1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
1913 NATIONAL AND LANDOLA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES. B 6ooao od Bait. ave. Riverdaie' Mo
GLYDER HOUSE TRAILERs 1e4S: five
beautiful models on display, equipped with
hot and cold running water, large electric
refrigerators. stainless steel kitchens: some
models with shower and flush toilets;
why pay high rent when . small down pay
ment snd monthly rent receipts will buy
your home in "a months or less. COLLIE
MOTOR & TRAILER CO., $500 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. 81. $500 or
GARDEN KING TRACTORS now available
with IN .eglDnsns; sTANLEY II J. HoEs. H3oI,S:
TRAILIR cENTER. Horner's cornsr--Nsw
sna Jssd fisFs HoEN Sc ssdused sd onids
ave. NE. n. 1221.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
OFFICES FOR RENT.

606 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-5.rm.. bath. al
Utilities furn,. 500 mo. FREDERICK A
BLuMER GO &C. Realtor' s17 Penna: aye
IGE. Ls Z 4RM. OFFICE space for genera
eees q stYdos nsgirs w,sag Sf sagASs gi1s
RHAt RI. va IAtlGE ca sfss saor' gao wilson 0
AVAILABLE AT ONCE-sulte of 9 rooms
private bath in oeeide3ssl Hotel spiid1s ss 9eI
patent attorney. Apply Manager l4ll
Po%NfowS PeHR fcs s'T OFFICES or business; stree.
redecorated; reas. DI. 1876 or NO. 2273.
3-RM SUITE, also / rm avail. immed. /;
and Statler Hotels: suitable for lawyer or
representstiyss Of national orgssanizatioins. sa n
Call MISS UNDERHIIL' RE. 1885, for in
DoCToR's OFFICE, beauty parlor or other
bus. ofhces: 6-rm; house, all improvements,
opposite 1.000-seat moving picture theater;
eioss TO- except: lse. shopping center.
OVER 1000 So, IF. ofnces for immediate
occupancy: best NV. location. Phone co.
RSse Sss4 once aseogS1Asa s share
Ms fesk AS
sq1 sHAR anS nSs svsi AND M NEw oSe 9oRk kAt
and and airy. newly reeonditioned. with nuores.
10 inspect. call ME. 0o95. COMET RE Al
DENTAL OR MEDICAL technicians-ofhce
located on street floor corner building
l block from Doctors Hospital and blocks
from new c.. w. Medical Center; space
easily adaptable for these purposes. THOS.
J. FISHER S CO.. INC, Realtors, 73s
18th st. NV, D1 $3.50. Il
DOWNTOWN ELEVATOR BUILDING, sec
retarial. telephone services available; ofnces
1T9m Sa5 See Ne rFennf5 I5 w MARE aHs
PURs. Fur Rf FvI Isoo OFFICE. pvt. lavatory; vi ad-
joining accountant; desirable downtown
neighborhood; reasonable. Cali EN- 5691
SILVER SPRING: s11a Ga. aye-1 and 2
Msrah s 0 So. WIZ n r. "e eARLfS' ssa ! lEsii
oTr1cE AND WAREHOUSE spAcE-fdeal
for smsll Wholesaler. s14 Randolph. @ pl
ISso < ST. Nw.-yery desirable ofaes
space, . large rms. End floor front Cal
sii iith 81. NV. between H and Eye sts
square feet, or half Of door, 1850 square
feet: good light and ventilation; excellent
public. transportation; reasonable rental;
ssSss sANas. 600 Investment fssse; Building. 18th anc
z sts. NV, ME- 0240. Il
SI5 M0.-1740 K n.w-Smsll furnished
efnce F9r appointment phone co. 5744
oN WILSON BLVD. in clarendon-4 rms.
On 2nd e., all or part; reasonably PRICED
GH. <2+2. go
Evening star., 1948-02-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont ]

kFGTTIFTf. BLDG. SITE acres. nr.
sshooIs and transp. on improved road at
eroys d Md 1.r Tatsr .sts es M4
sersey, EX 57e0; Sunday and ewes, GIL.
ass. With JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
i023 18th st. NV. 20
10 ACRES, on Georgia ave. extended;
stream and trees and has q long road
frontage; $685. per acre; will sell whole
or half. Phone Mr.. Able, WI. $500: with
wv. Ma. 2345. Il
MCLEAN, VA.-Desirable h-acre building
site, restricted subdivision approved, high
elevation; price, 81 900. terms. For appt.
call owner, z. H. IRWIN. MA. 1895 or
Elmwood 64S. -2a
8 ACRES on good road within mile Of
Fairfax High SCHOOL, 450' road front,
land; $500 per acre
so acres on Route 30 mr.. Fairfax
Courthouse: priced for immed. sale: $3.50
per acre. Easy terms. THOMAS & CO.,
Fairfax 500; eyes. Fairfax 223-M -2g
Evening star., 1948-02-28
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears. Desl
space and/or telephone and mail service Sd
2 CONv. LOCATIONS. mail and switch
board service, stenographer available. All
Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave-. call Dl
DE. 5000 is the phone number we provid,
you with; also desk space. mail addres!
your calls. We take the place of an ono,
secretary most eficiently; individualizet
complete ONCE service, confidential; de
pendable; phone answering, mail addres!
S st. at Conn, 3rd floor, Office J: -2S
1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-publit
stenographer, telephone service available
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