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STORE available in lge. new mod.
air-cond. ONCE bldg. in center Of
financial and business district. Size
approx. 34x46 with mezzanine. Suit
able for many lines of business; nr.
hotels and all transp. Reas. rent.
Call Mr.. Kiely.
CAFRITZ
DI. soso 14o4 K st. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ss17 wilson Blvd. ArL. Va. ow. soeo
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OFFICES o STUDIOS FOR RENT
leonsinueAl

l4th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms. now
redecorated. KAss- BERGER. NC.
deal 81 slSS sLlSSScAr1oN-cor. Conn. Al. K
$50 so "a. 1902 x st. NV. Cali Ex.
OFFICE fpeti SPACE. downtown iocation,
s17 14th st. n.w.-Can be rented
:s.cios e suite I. OF spaSle SspaSJlssef fSf nations
Examination. c on Available immediately.
Cali DI. 1928 or ST. S168. ask for
bfh AND X SITS. N.W.--Second- -fioor
ofices, containing. 1.100 50. IT.; ele-
vators: suitable fol. .iobber or dis
tribqtor; ,a,.n.d heat; liEht HoMAs an6 lsni'9T g
FISHER 4 Co. NC, 7ss 18th st.
wiYI. RiMi. p; pEAss ssS0i AL on PART q 4
door bldg, now used for ofiices; ideal
space for doctors clinic; across 81;
,Tom 1s,NEp cstTiIz Blas HE 4sSs Ell mo- 2S can
50 s... AD D.dI,,ipise SPs g s ss.
ttaiSrs; ttri6atcr. heat. ilsht ara JsnitCr
FfIsHER 4 CO. NC 7ss 18th ct
ana ma "a. "a Pf?VoF PT. or SPACE in modern
downtown bids; may divide. HER
BERT HARVEY; INC. s12 18th st.
5bos e. COM. AVE. N.w.-corner suite
Of rooms and bath; ideal Tor
dentist or. other professional once
For a2pointment;; ;,,1 can zas THIS;; ISfh st, 4
FaELs 4 Us ps pcsHu1RsSSA-Attractive s5room
suite in heart Of city. Immediately
available; SS6 month. Call JOSEPH
W. SEAY CO, "a. 1920. -. -, 2s1,,h
nvt. hath and large front window.
facing on street. Avail. immed.; $75;
All utilities incl. KENMORE REALTY
Co, EX. 34S0. ia. 1905. 20
MEDICAL OR COMMERCIAL
And apt, 3713 N. H. ave. Priyate
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BUSINESS PROPERTY cor SAT

GA. AVE. STORE PRoPERTY-362s
Ga. ave. n.w.-Owner has 30-yr.-
and is giving the business away
free to the purchaser ofsthe property.
Store suitable for many other types
. few doors from City Bank and
across the street from the York
Theater (now coloredl. conv. To-
Gated in the business heart Of the
uptown changing neighhorhood, The
Investment proposition. Building Is
Is It. wide and lot extends 135 It.
Upper floor. contains 8 bedrms. and
bath: rear balcony on 1st floor also
part OF living quarters. Fun bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.; balance Of building loan
lst trust Is S14.500. Owner wishes
to sell the property badly and Eill
CORNER LOCATION, on three streets.
lust two blocks from new Hecht Co.
store in Arlington on Glebe rd. Ideal
Tor service station, restaurant or re-
tail outlet; For detailed information:
UPPER GEORGIA AvE.-Six-room
reasonable. Cali RA. 1900. 81
OWNER RETIRED. desires to sell
1416 n. Capitol st. NV, 2-story
brick bldg. store on 1st a., 6-rm.
and bath apt. on 2nd d.; lot, 26x130.
Rooms are very large; ideal place
Tor women's dress shop, cleaning
business or grocery store. The en-
tire bldg. is IN excellent eond. from
sny time. r1 roPr Price s0a sas a gsIss. sS6S
cash. For further details, cali NO.
1922. II it's n house. ROOSE Pa
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HOLLY HAL

a practically new condition 2 rooms
and two baths, Charles County
country home. Situated ? miles nile from
land. Holly Hall is partly an early
American, dormer Widowed. frame
Manor house, has 2 free standing
chimneys and is nov in excellent
condition. A very secluded location.
81 miles p: c. line via, South Cap
ton. Apply to THEODORE r. MENK
for detailed information. 027 18th
st. NV. EX. 274O. pa
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

6th AND r sTs. NV. near court
bldgs. Newly redecorated room,
2Ox20;. $40 per mo. Owner viii In
stan air-cond. unit ut $45 per mo.
Heat and light furn. Immed. poss.
Consult Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON g.
LUCHS CO.; Realtors. 1908 II st.
tinE;CCRisTAA n;CRi TA AVE. aeo. AND KENNEDY 81.
N.W.--Fvt. ofnces. $36 and up. Free
parking. RA. goo. 81
SHARE well-furn law once. suit. any
business. Reas. 42S Bond bldg,
ST. 0399; ST. 9494. Ext. 1877. 81
1000 so. .FT. OF SPACE In modern
downtown bldg; may divide. HER
BERT HARVEY. INC. 912 nth st.
LdE. PVT. 66IFifIiCE In lawyers suite:
share recp. rm.: .attractively and
fully furn.; air-cond.: excel. location;
elevator bldg; very reas. rent TO
suitable tenant; no lease REQUIRED.
DI. 694I or WI. o02S. 20
WILL SUBLET portion Of lge.. real
town 18th e. 10; SITS; .-26
2o3 EYE 81. N.W.t End q. suite
IN film exchange bldg. KASS-BER-
GER. INC. EN- 300.
X 81. NEAR MEDICAL CENTER-
Entire 2-story bldg. with Engliah
basement. containing APPROX. 1.40O
"a. Il. Suitable for ofnces, prof.
use, etc. Reasonable rent. Vacant.
Consult SHANNON b LUCHA CO..
Realtors, 1905 y u. NV. ma. 3S4b.
-D-Iu
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INVEsTMENT PROF.. WANTEp

9 TO IO-UNIT APARTMENTS. no,
converted or furnished. or stores. Nc
brokers. Taylor 0030. rs
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IUsINEss PRoPERTY WANTED

MANY NJ our clients are lge. ma
tionally known organizations look
ing for good locations to rent or
buy in the Metropolitan area. Ware
houses. stores end ONCE space
needed. Immediate attention and
quick actions assured. Call Mr..
Kiely.
CAFRITZ
DI. 90sO 14O4 K st. NV.
--26
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GEORGETOWN


First commercial In the
heart of Georgetown's shop
ping district. This brick Colo
nial 3-story bldg. has been
completely restored and mod
ernized. The rms. are lge. and
arranged for maximum usage
and fiexibilfty. The rental pos
gibifities make this an excel.
investment. An exclusive
women's dress shop or similar
business would find II ideal.
hsncsd AssrssfisslS conplsts n5Icsa possession ane
with settlement. For further
details call MT. Price at DE.
41O1 during ONCE hrs. or at
SH. 3641 ewes. and Sunday.
Frances Powell Hill
1908 goth st. NV. DE- 4lol
"a
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STORES FOR RENT

COLONIAL VILLAGE Shopping Gem
ter. I'LL Wilson blvd Store 30x70
shoppins center, adjacent 70 Colonial
TThsatsk T AesS eexcelient f for fSDVsssi Variety and
5 and 10; women's, mems or chill
dren's wearing apparel; radio, tele-
vision and cleo. appliances. etc. Inn
NJ. MI fSyicr. Si; sHANNcN x LUcHs
CO.. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
IN 4ai AND FLORIDA AVE, N.w.-Ise.
store in busy area; $50 mo. EA.
4SsS sSo; wfs fSes AVE- r. NV. cHto iin same Block
with Kresge and Giant Food Mar
ket. and near Peoples Drug and
rs)--Beautifu new, modern store
with double show windows, nuor.
lights, 2 toilets. rear entrances: suit
sSas sSos iaT Gore sdai s s0ole soD etc., s9GR
Taylor, Tsuioa. SHAM; SHANNON Y' 4 LUcas CO.
Realtors, Exclusive Agents. 1905 II
st. NV. Ma. 2345. -20
1923 7th ST. N.W.-25 II. wide; 3
floors and bsmt.: excl. for any type
business. Call DAVID r. SIMON,
Woodward Bldg. DI. 70b5, ---27
m GLEBE SHOPPING CENTER. Glebe
apt. deveiopment-One store avail
able Containing approx. 2.4OO su. It.
with part bsmt.: suitable for tele-
vision sales and service. contrHctofs
store. etc; ample customer parking;
sIs0nSIs suit M. .Ini; Jenkins, Id sHkHNoN Sis I 4
LUcHs c9s Realtors. 1905 Il st.
2O6 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Semide-
tached brick: ample light and yen-
pitsi; saIo Sioo % monthly. LExTH sisrl 4 Ash
LEY. Ma. 6464; eves., FA. 36S3;
1884 -se 7th ST. NV, near o St.
Market-Wide store approx. 60xS5;
part bsnt., display windows. 3 1 en-
able new or used furn.. surplus
mdse.. food market, pawnbroker. etc.
yssnR yssanti sRENToN lqE TeSsa TcHs GSSsgt co Mr
Realtors. 1906 H st. NV. MA. 2346.
ton. 3ox6O: or will divide: $500
RosINskI CO.. Ma. 1854; evenings.
PIKE, cor. Southern ave.
.s.e. Cat District linel--New bldg.
approx. .2,700 50. IT,. 2 toilets. auto.
nsasi HEhfx1iss basinsss eontrae.
tors ONCE and display, television
sales and service; attractive rental;
poss. within 80 days. Consult Mr.
Taylor or Mr.. jenkins. SHANNON &
LUcHS CO. Realtors. 1903 y st.
19tS 9jx 81. f. NV, o near Eye-Exceiient
store with large show window; ideal
for tailor. gifts, books. decorators
shop or .ofices: l.200 50. IT.; heat
furnished; available now. THOS. J.
FISHER y CO. INC. 73e 18th st.
72O2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.--suit-
abSS sRt lSeat9f S eSfrFSG FSSns 2E S4sO
approx. 1896 plus rear storage
space; 2 toilets; equipped for lunch-
eonette. restaurant. Can. purchase
equipment very reasonably;, Low
TsyIol rental: sHHSNoN 5T%sS DSs'L g LueAs sa CT Mr
Realtors. 1906 Il st. NV. Ma. 2345.
CORNER 11th AND c s.E.-Formsrly
drugstore over 1000 50. It., plus
bsmt.; $50 mo-: busy thoroughfare.
SA Ssl s5so. EAT TRoiANo REAL EsIssI1' sl
343 CEDAR NV 500
fits retail or wholesale. SAM RosEY.
AID. 27O0. -26
STORE available in lge. new mod.
air-cond. ONCE bldg. in center OF
financial and business district. Size
approx. 34x46 with mezzanine. Suit
able for many lines Of business; nr.
hotels and all transp. Reas. rent.
Call Mr.. Kiely.
CAFRITZ
DI. 90S0 1404 K st. NV.
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LAST CHANCE

For terms and immediate
possession on immaculate brick
Cape Cod. Vacant. LIST hoor
features approximately 2OT live
ing room WithN manteled fire-
place. separate (0x12l attrac-
lively decorated dining room,
equipped kitchen. large
screened In porch, 2 pleasantly
decorated tWin-sized bedrooms
and tile bath, permanent stair
way leads to finished and in
sulated End floor made into 1
huge room (could be %. fun
giant-sized basement with OUT
side entrance. Lot Is very large
loan Of Sc. 900 at ~ which
purchaser can take over. Own
er will consider low down pay.
ment and liberal. End trust
from qualified purchaser. Price.
S17. .e5O. This is . RARE
ITEM. so call today to inspect.
HANN0N & nIJCHS &C
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ONE ACRE

Plus Comfortable Living
About 20 Minis. from D. c.. on se-
cluded dead-end I'd. A spacious
hungalow with. 2 bedrms. on 1st n.
2 additional rms. Nice liy. rm.. extra
lge kit. with breakfast space. mod.
bath. automatic oil heat. Really
quite q nice home: plus lot Of
land fer S13.500. Open 8 am. till
8 pm TO serve you. Call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4783 Lee Hwy. at Glebe, ow. 9090.
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PICTURE WINDOW

PICTURE WINDOW
DE LUKE RAMBLER, Brick. modern
EXQUISITE liv. rm. with firepl., din.
I'm. with cabinet. beaut. kit. with
Formica. sink and garbage disposal,
dtshwasher and Whirlpool washer,
and Formica breakfast bar, 2
dandy bedrms. with sliding closets
and overhead shelves. built-in draw
to 8 bedrms., oversize Earaee or
rec. nm. possibilities. Lovely earden
lot. 100 by 175. YOU SURE WANT
TO SEE THIS ONE.
INVESTMENT
REALTORS
2s17 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va. ow. e02o
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4-BEDRooM BRICK
HOME OR INVESTMENT

Unusually weil-constructed Ire. ..
story brick home IN good residen-
tial neighborhood close TO schools,
Hechts new project. The rooms are
lse;; lv. rm. with iirepl., din. rm.
with firepl.. peneled den with full
bath. kit. and lge. screen on ist
a.: 2nd a. has 4 bedrms,, 2 porches,
full bath; stairway to storage attic.
Lot has frontage Of 81 It. and
depth Of 1853 It.
House Is so arranged that It can be
rented as 8. separate apts. for $3.50.
(which incl. $50 for. apt. In En-
glish-type bsmt.), or the buyer can
retain 1st a. and rent balance for
Price, S25, 900, LIST trust Of SIS. 900
with payments to meet your budget.
Milton q. Smith Realty
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
1857 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. QW. 7200.
Ewes, OF. 1895; "A. 1901
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VA. FARMs--EsTATE

VA. FARMS ESTATE
440 ACRES, 80 MI. d. G.
Ten-r rm. modern house: high state Of
cutivation; on Bull River Run.
S32. 900, 1st trust.
UPPERVILLE, VA.
171-acre rich fertile cattle farm; new
barn and silo. modern 6-rm. RAM
bier. Stock anf equipment optional.
A real bargain. S23. 800.
$50 ACRES
Mountain land; $4,000, terms, Bor.
ders on Shenandoah River. Marvels
Gus scenic view; mile on Route 90.
$40 ACRES
No 1 beef cattle farm; high state of
cultivation; good bldgs., all equtp.
ment; 200 white-faced Herefords. 4
real farm. cheap.
$50 Acres Beef Cattle Farm
800 young bearing apple trees. 500
peach trees. A real bargain.
WATERFRONT FARMS AND
ACREAGE .VAILABLE.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Va. once. Middleburg 5661
co Arthur Gartrell once.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY--REN1

80. 900 so. TT. Of ground. centrally
located; pvt TT. siding and once.
MA 1886
l.6Oo SO. FT:. concrete floor. loading
platform new bldg, s.e.: End COM
mercial: immed. occupancy. Call Ii.
6-2236 or Baltimore. Forest b-586S
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

ATTENTION OWNERS can get
lour home. CAN MR. WILLfAMs. "
1 WILL FAY You CASH TODAY for
your home. ANY location. any condi-
n s'Gn FadMfp22 mi 2a01 2rrESfHrTcSg s HT5g % -. al.
Of your home. business or invest.
eaii r. o A. AuMpHRiEs. pThst s0u Resitof. esftCs.
sos North Capitol. Ma. 673O. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
WILL RENT or make $500 cash down
payment on small BUNGALOW, in near
hy No; Box 334-L. Star. PIT
IN good D. c.. or nearby Md. loca-
tial cash. MRS. cox, LU. 2-8I36 or
ST. 1869. Pc
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL Cash
HOME6-MD, va, d. c.
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$4,000
41O,OOU
BUNGALOW NESTLED

BUNGALOW NESTLED
Amons pines and weeping willows. 75x
$50 lot bordered in flowers and
planted with pear and apple trees.
White masonry construction; liv.
rm. with fireplace, comb. kit.-di-
nette; 2 bedrms. and bath. util. rm.
has hs.,.Mu laundry oii, s sutoIstic h.-w;h; VII;
Rusco storm windows and screens.
$6,4O0 LIST trust; sos monthly incl.
taxes and ms: ideal suburban To-
cation See 1t first! Call OW. 9O90.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. ow 5000.
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HALF INTEREST in mountain lodge,
~ mi; D.G: 3hs-acre site. top Of
sort, v mi. from estab. Community;
rms, sunporch, bath. fireplaces in.
side and out. modern elec. KIT. city
water, telephone, bsmt, furnace;
completely furnished; fine shade
trees; level sports area With fiood-
ngntsi beautiful lawn and stone
views In the Blue Ridge Mts.
$6,b00, $500 down, 500 mo.
Open sun. 1875. DE. T044 for
fufthef details. -26
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ATTENTION DOCTORS!
Dentists. antique dealers. Open daily;
living rms, den. ETC.; lge. modern
rambler in heart Of Mclean, Va,
4 miles from Chain Bridge; ex-
cellent for professional man, IS
home and ONCE combination; this
and dentist; 10000 "a. it. corner
commercial; excellent investment;
S29, 800. Next to Safeway, Mclean,
Va. LIPSCoMB towner). Elmwcod
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GARDEN.TYPE BRICK. four l-bedrm
apts. 8 yrs. old. Growing Sc. locality.
substantial cash req. Ma. $685., Ext.
20l; eves.. week ends, 10. 3-636b.
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PLEASE ANSWER

fLEASE ANSWER
Retired Army oficer is In
desperate need Of q three
bedroom home in Fairfax
County. Va. House can be
one-story or Colonial up to 90
years old, brick or frame.
Must have large living room,
dining room, two bedrooms
and bath. two or three acres
Of ground with shade. viii
pay up to $25. 900 for home
meeting his requirements. Call
Mr.. Stoneburner. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2056 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-66OO.
Open until 8 pm.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. NJ ROTH. RE. 1880.
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And apt. s71S II. II. ave. Private
efstr.. excel. transp. GE. 2122.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY-6O or more
acres at only $500 per acre. Within
8 miles Of downtown WASH. d. c.
Fronting on paved blvd. We are not
testing; this is the. real thing. CAL
sun, Mr.. Measell, ST. 2e49.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES.
INC, 1920 X st. NV, ma. 60Ok.
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FARMS Cont
Perfect 23-Acre Spreati

Perfect 23-Acre Spread
All cleared and completely board
fenced; approx. mi. frontags.
Containing 6-rm 2-bath house, gar,
barn and other buildings; straight
out Colesville pike. on Route .116
to property. Only mi. from ASH
and SUM-; priced right, excel. terms.
$13, ,500-TERMS
10-acre truck farm, mi. Giendale.
Nd, easy committing distance, to
DC; 2 rms. 1la-story bungalow; 4
yrs. old: electricity. heating plants
also .caretaker's quarters, large chicks
en- house, hog pen, rabbit hutches,
tool shed; long frontage on hard
road; city water blk. away. Pos.
seSS'0R W. Ssp'i w LEWIS. REALroR
SH. 0440. SH. 2971; Ewes, GA 6470
S-@SnM
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HUGE OAK TREES!!
New, 3-bedroom brick rambler: IA
rec. rm;, with firepl.. built-in garage.
screened porch. large lot; S22. 500,
SIG. 500 cash. Possession ct settle
ment. Open 3-dark Sunday. Lee
blvd, mi. east of Seven Corners on
left In Lee Blvd. Hts. and open sign.
Obie L. Warrington Agency
OW. 1892 "a
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IH) CHARM. INCL A most attrse.
home, on level VI acre. Starting
sTs1ntns with the outslSs lSs thsTs S. aide vide
gardens at ground level that are
Just under the huge cor. picture
windows in hv. rm. The nv. rm.
Is most charming with picture-bo0k
firepl.. lse.. din. rm., dumbwaiter
to ee9ip. kit; 3 twin-sized bedrpS { ! rs
Hurry. this will be sold quickly.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
Police Radio Alert
Nabs Robber Suspect

A network of police cars thrown
out by the police radio dispatcher
after a woman reported her purse
had been snatched at Fifth and
Underwood streets NV. trapped
a 19-year-old youth several miles
away less than a half hour later
this morning.
Mrs. Margaret M. Fleming, SGT
Underwood street NV, jotted
down the tag numbers of the car
in which the youth fled after
grabbing her purse containing $11.
A quick check at police headquar-
ters revealed the car had been
stolen from a Southeast neighbor-
hood.
The dispatcher alerted radio
patrol cars along the route a fugi-
tive might take from the scene
of the robbery to Southeast
Washington.
At Sixth and K streets NV.
Accident Investigation Unit Pvts.
William K. Everett and Glenn
A. Young spotted the stolen car
and forced it to the curb a block
away.
The youth who gave a South
east address was taken to the
robbery squadroom at police head
quarters for questioning.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

gloves" Then the bewildered
eagle alighted on the woman's 8
shoulder.
After a short rest. it scared
again and completed its flight to
the stage. There it regained its
dignity and preened as the au-
dience calmed down.
Capt. Knight gave a running
commentary on color film which
featured his daughter. Jean. two
trained foxes. the eagle, few
herons and magpies, some beauti-
full English countryside and a
foXhunt.
Mr.. Ramshaw is % years old.
He has crossed the Atlantic 81
times. On the 22nd time his ship
was torpedoed. But Mr.. Ramshaw
was saved.
There have been times, Capt.
Knight explained, when he has
been "out of pocket" to pay for
chickens on which Mr.. Ramshaw
pounced in practicing power dives
around Sevenoaks, Kent.
This. incidentally, IS a dam
gerous practice for Mr.. Ramshaw," :"
the captain observed. "He might
make an acceptable-if tough
morsel under our English austerity
program"
Evening star., 1951-01-06
Elderly Woman Is Slain;
Robbers Miss $3.50
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-An elder
ly woman was found beaten to
death today in a cluttered room OF
her three story brownstone house,
apparently by robbers who were
too late to get $3,250 she had de-
posted in a bank yesterday.
Police identified her as Mrs.
Rosa A. Blancke, 65, who support
ed herself by renting Is rooms,
writing letters for illiterates and
serving as notary.
They said she had a son, Ru-
dolph Blancke, living in Pitts
burgh.
A hammer and a stone, both
blood stained, were lying near her
body. Her skull had been crushed.
She was clad in a housedress and
a brown sweater.
Police, in conducting their in
vestigation, had to walk around
packing cases, old radio cabinets
piles of books, magazines and
bundles of old clothing.
No money was found. Police said
she had collected about $40 in rent
yesterday, after going to the bank
and that this money probably was
taken by the intruders.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
Falls Church Boy, 6,
Aided by Bone Graft

A 6-year-old Falls Church boy
whose broken arm refused to heal,
is almost as good as new" with
the aid of a cake of ground bone
from the Bethesda Naval Hospi-
tai bone bank"
Myron F. Hanke, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Martin Hanke, OF
525 Greenwich street, broke hls
right, arm just below the shoulder
last August as he played in the
yard. DR.. Alfred E. Jackson, OF
1901 K street NV, a bone spe-
cialist. told the family that X-ray
pictures revealed a cyst inside the
bone
BY November it was clear that
the arm was not healing properly
Mr., Hanke, a Navy Department
civilian employe, and DR.. Jack
son decided to secure bone needed
to mend the arm from the Naval
Hospitals bone bank" There
the Navy stores Give" bones re-
ceived after amputation or death.
Myron now has his arm out of
a sling and can join in light play.
His mother, Mrs. Helen Hanke,
says he is looking ahead three
months when the doctor says he
may be able to ride his bicycle.
Myron is a first-grade student
at Madison-Jefferson Elementary
School, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
Justice Agency May Get
Space in Old Post Office

The Justice Department will be
offered space in the old Post
Office building at Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, which
will become available when Gen.
eral Accounting Office employees
move out.
General Services Administra-
ton said the Justice Department
had been promised space in the
present GAO Building-the for
mer Pension Office-but this has
been assigned to the Office of
Defense Mobilization as well as
100000 square feet in the new
GAO Building.
The quarters IN the old Post
Office are expected to be used
by the Justice Department for it's
Immigration and Naturalization
Service and for general staff ex-
pansion due to the current emer-
gency. GAO employees in the
building will move first to the
present GAO building and then
to the new building as additional
sections are completed.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

wheelbarrows. cable, rope and
other equipment; machinery such
as trucks. bulldozers, pumps,
blasting equipment and fuel, and
supplies such as asphalt, bricks,
cement blocks. sand, gravel, ce-
ment and pipe.
District officials held a brief
session on the survey yesterday
with representatives of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers As
sociation, the Washington Build
ing Congress, the Building Trades
Council, the Washington Chapter
of the American Institute of
Architects. the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, the C1O Industrial Un-
ion Council, and of Maryland and
Virginia officials.
1t. Col. Thomas J. Hayes Sd,
assistant engineer commissioner
presided over the meeting. which
was attended also by Police In
spector John Fondahl, acting di-
rector of civil defense.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
Capital Transit Plea
For Away Stock Split
Temporarily Denied

The Public Utilities Commits
sion has denied. for the time
being, the Capital Transit Co.'S
application to split it's common
stock four ways.
Only stumbling block, the
PUG opinion indicated, is the
matter of eliminating a $5H mil
lion "unclassified account" from
the company'S assets.
This sum represents the balance
of the excess of purchase price
over original cost of road and
equipment for predecessor COM
panies. The commission traced it
to the purchase of the Washing
ton & Georgetown Railroad Co.
by the Rock Creek Railway Co. in
1895.
The PUG has held there was
nothing to show that this ex-
penditure was of any benefit to
present day transit patrons, and
contended that it should have
been borne by those directly bene-
flied at the time.
The transit company, in the
stock split hearing last month,
sought to divorce the disposition
of the $5l4 million item from the
stock issue.
The PUG said in it's opinion,
however. that it would not be in
the public interest to authorize
issuance of new stock certificates
with the distinct possibility exist
ing that a short time later, recipi-
ents of the new certificates would
be requested to approve an addi-
tional change in the par value.
The PUG has suggested that the
write-off of the $5l4 million might
be provided for through creation
of capital surplus by reducing
the par value of the company's
capital stock.
The proposed four-way split
would increase the number of
shares of capital stock from
100000 to 100000, and reduce the
par value from 500 to $25 a
share.