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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

10000 SO. FIT. on 4
floors; 3.000-pou freight elevator;
ceilent shipping and receiving faciii-
ties; sale or lease. CARL G. ROSIN-
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING DISTRICT.
2 floors, approx. 81 500 50. IT. 500
$40 e St. NV. Apply $40 F st.
NV, RIM. 10. -16
426 9Th ST. NV. opposite George
town universtty-3:story and base
ley; End commercial; suitable for
organ. headquarters. offices, club.
small manufacturing, etc. Apply
$40 F st. NV, RIM. 19. is
ROSSLYN- $500 50. IT. Of open
space. ideal. for labs. etc. l other
space of about 1000 50. IT. with
truck dock. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
DoWNT0wN-3,eoo 50. IT,; 2-story
and bsmt. bldg; lge. dumb waiter
services all floors; good shippine
sosrNsgi soe EsfsiVics c6 ffsitiss NA ss54 CARL
GARAGEa.Ideal for auto business
ssTss, qs xsG isSe ii aao5 hoasi sai.o sots SlvS
81. 8S23. $500 per mo. lie
STORE. yACANT-Suitable tailor; st
level. 500 per mo. Also base
ment rms. with concrete foor; S25
UP. Silver Spring. Nd. 81. 5533.
$4,000 so. TT. OF FLOOR SPACE
Entire 2-story and basement build.
ing, Limistone front with large dis.
play window; side and rear alleys
interior loading dock freight eleva-
tor Located on downtown l4th st
Rent reasonable. For particulars
CO.. 1901 18th st. NV. MA. 500
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MILITARY TURNOVER

TURNOVER
This very modern white masonry
rambler can be turned over by you. y
market stays the same there can be
no doubt that you will get your
money back plus q proflt. Features
3 bedrooms or two and q den; liv-
ing room, dining room combination,
large equipped Kitchen large enough
to eat. in. Approx. 10000 50. IT, Of
with terms.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-10-16
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED IMMEDIATELY 10000 sa.
It. Of dead storage space. Reliable
or GE. 0619 ewes
APPROX. 5000 SO. FIJI floor,
truck-loading platform, concrete
moor; in D. c. or nearby Va. 81.
O9O5. Ia
Evening star., 1951-10-16
CHEVERLY AREA

$40 and 5342 Chesapeake St. N.
Decatur Heights; spacious 3-bedrm
Colonials. ready for immed. occu-
pancy; real family homes with big
liv. rm., banuuet-sized din. rm. :,
very lge. kitchen with breakfast
50xl40 lot: SI3,950: attrac. terms.
HILLCREST REALTY CO.
1414 PA. AVE. S.E. Ii. 7-404o.
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LOOK
Before You Buy
Brick Cape Cod

Real Estate Service. INC.
Charming bungalow in pleasant. folksy
neighborhood. 5 rms. and bath on
1st f.. ! lge. bedrm. up. complete
bsmt. with painted walls and floors.
S12750. Terms. Call OW. 5000.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
New Detroit Heavy
Prospect Embrel Davidson
Attracts Much Attention

Detroit-BSek In the early lS3Os Detroit nguratlvcy
speaking the breeding ground young good
young fighters developed In the Motor city
lYSS than In any other city
such stars Of the boxing ring Louis williams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

Dave Clark. Milton shivers, How.
ell King, Clinton Bridges. and
Lorenzo Pack were the fistic pro-
ducts developed In the gymnas-
lum at Brewster Recreation
Center.
While Joe Louis proved To be
tho brightest star developed by
that fiery little instructor, Alter
(Kid) Ellis. the others used their
failing fists and boxing skin 20
take them far down the boxing
road.
Following closely upon the
heels Of this aforementioned illus.
trious group came Jimmy Edgar.
who, but for the untimely turn Of
world events World War II
and . later eye affiiction, might
have become the middlewcight
champion.
There was a lull in the develop
ment OF boxing talent In the
Motor city for a spell but three
years ago Eddie Futch. one OF
those young fighters who came
along at the time Of Joe Louis.
discovered in Lester FELTON, a
youngster with promising ability
FELTON, II now one Of the rank.
Ing weltcrwrights in the country
But right now Detroit fight
fans are turning their attention
TO q new pugiltstic discovery --
2i-year-old Embrrl Davidson, a
Detrolter by way OF East ST.
Louis and Columbus, Ohio. David.
son has been living in Detroit for
a little over ~ months
since turning professional In
lOas, the husky youngstcr with
power-laden fists. has had II
nights, winning n OF them by
knockouts. His latest victim was
Ralph Schneider New York
heavyweight. VINO was Knocked
out in the FIRST round Of q SEIZED
ulsd iO-ruunder In Detroit's
Arena Gardens. three weeks ago.
Two weeks before putting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
Frontiers President
Nomed One Of Ten
Men Of fhe YeoV

Columbus, Ohio. Nimrod Al
len, Columbus Urban League ex-
ecutive secretary and national
president and founder Of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
K WeekIy Review
BY GEORGIA RUSSELL DOTY

How coming7 BY you've
probably broken at least hardly Of keep all Of
hits the Cities It's calling
People haven't out and the Eddie Cean
surprised seeing Esther and Roy Patrick
Luana Carts Also Charlotte Perfect really
from the look Of things The ttsrbug of the Charles
Of Minneapolis there who dancing
caught glimpse of Percy Zachary and Jackie AbramS
While the subject Of dances It's safe mention
this month I've heard plans being made for already know
win be a gala affair.
Have you person NICE and has left such
deep that constantly mention
member the little things feeling
people Highway Dept
Long a Of Of III
health day went by when she didn't do something little
special They're hoping
real
Not too Of have been France But should know
people expressing
ing Pat Miller Of Fresno California who visiting her cousins the
Sears Every word emphasized with gestures
rude actually fascinating you
chance before she what
Evelyn expecting
Of Fort Dodge Iowa weekend From the schedule
planned for them they shouldn't forget st. Paul for long time
Myrtle Jimmy Hughes a group
their home last weekend Their list included Mr.
Ray Jr Williams Gaybee
a party every
enjoyed Cards and played refreshments
you agree parties and
evelyn
Weddings weddings weddings Imelght
during the latter Of December and the first January
Ina Re Saunders brides Dressed
white with bodice
Of white and gardenias with something something
blue something which traditional
marched down the aisle Of the Pilgrim church of
the bride Of James ors Of Minneapolis following
bride Gloria williams bridesmaid
Jones' bridesmaid neE MorreI cousin Of the bride the
Maid Honor reception Immediately followed wedding
fellowship hall Of the church. beautifully
The center with carnations
The usher board OF the church. OF which Mrs Hors member
hostess This wedding ended 23yea separation
Mrs l. Murray aunt Of the bride and her brother Basey
Saunders accompanied by his wife Marie Of Illinois Edward Basy
and James Saunders Of Minneapolis hand
family dinner Mrs Murays three
invited
Beaed wedding greetings
Paul Marlene Allen OF Minneapolis wishing
luck In the world!
Little Sterling a
Los Angeles California And certainly
glad to back Despite the cold blizzard weather
there's place like home Donald Russell who has been
Montreal Canada quite while back looking
little up good living a happy day
n years
inc just happy
birthday greetings
her birthday Saturday hghghted party
Elks Club party OF eight helped her celebrate.
loud speaker always factua speaker Such
Of Sidney who will to outRk the best but can't
proof Of his talk But interesting
his would work lock-jaw we'll I
hate TO think of the results
Unul next week III remain. reviewer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

secher will drum up In They
you he s what tremendous drawing card he t
hundreds Of Thousands Of dol
has earned. plus about his deadly right init
Beau n sensation three four In New
York (BT before son came into the picture the past
i've his earnings big hut does that make him great
HIS record past activity
prize ted notemaybo he's busy spending Of the
money we've been hearing about)
Of his not being the fighter he used TO be- look for
o n worth while scrap TO
The last tight prediction I selecting
Flanagan myself sntmentRny interested In
Jackie all because he good friend Of mine and OF the incest
kids in the night business did look impressive workouts
fight dangerous with selection So
what happcnsH pick loser But this have studied the
going wrong saying
Fannys that the Will be the
Flanagan boy
My editor of the North Minneapolis Post and the Robbinsdae
papers II definition
"A who doesn't what happens long doesn't happen
10 him.
was happy again to read that pct Of the people Mime
FEc the Tribune From tho looks Of things I'd
that better than chance Of passing this session
Although realize that there bills before the
turc the few montha also that
Luthor YounEdahI In behind FEPC 100 per
Yes Of should but win that
big business that wa" against FEPc few years back will not fight
In passage this time
hasn't in the but Republican Alder
friends working hard for their endorsement Mayor
Aldermen George ~ Johnson and Frank v. Moulton
One often likes to recall Of when he did this
that but baptism the political field twenty
time didn't know what MdermanS duties how
there supposed TO be- Ills Ewood Alderman
Swanson Of the nth ward friend and naturally when his
dad for office literature knocking
and ringing dorbol The
respected
his Ewood elected Alderman and again. did twenty
years passed handbils
John passed away always
happy because Of his story Son like father eh
TMH 0oSSIpu TRUTH
The pounds getting
uPop shape for battles (HHHl Legislators
diet sheet his pocket Amateur boxing nearly 30
off this from last Very little talent
viii continue night only improve
fight Leo Ryan trainer and
speaking What's happened To the fight st. Paul.
DdA hear what the dollar said
faster than your" I'm hoping that a
happy weekend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

Schneider TO sleep, Davidson stop
ped tough Steve King. Now York
heavyweight, In the tenth and
final round OF q bout in Flint. He
dropped the rugged Fastener
with q terrific left hook. and put
him out for the count with a
slcdge. hammer right,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
No. lOSSs
SUMMONS IN APPLICATIONS
FOR REGISTRATION
nF LAND

w hAND
State Of Minnesota, County of
Hennepin, sA District Court
In the matter OF the application
Of Fred q. Book and Vera NJ Book,
husband and wife as Joint tenants
10 register the title to the follow.
ing described real estate situated
In Hsnnepin County. Minnesota
namely
Two C3). sunrise Addition to MIN.
nsapolla, according TO the plat
thereof on file and OF record in
the office of tho Register or
Deeds. In and for said county
Applicant
I.eona r. Lind, Paula wahl
Pierce, City Of Minneapolis, and
all other persons or parties IN
known. claiming any right. title.
estate, lien or interest In the
real estate described In the APP
pIicAtion herein. Defendants.
TIE state Of Minnesota 60 the
above named defeRdahtat
You are hereby summoned and
required TO answer the application
Of the applicant In the above en-
titled proceeding and 10 file your
answer to tho said application W
the office OF the clerk OF said
court, in said county, within twenty
C2O) days after the service OF THIS
summons upon you, exclusive OF the
day of such service, and, u you
fail to answer the application
within the time aforesaid, the APP
pIIcAnt In the proceeding Will apply
10 the court for the relief deman'
ded therein.
WITNESS. Philip C. Schmidt
clerk OF said court, and the sea
thereof, at Minneapolis, In said
county, this 3Sth day OF Decem'
Der, A. y. 1850.
(sEAL0
Philip G. Schmidt, Clerk
ny MRrgaret =, Brooks, Deputy.
HALL SMITH q HEDLUND,
Attorneys for Applicant
81 Produce Bank Building
Minneapolis, :. Minnesota,
(spokesmAn, Jan, 6, ~ a lS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
Almost About
Everything

Thursday night the Minneapolis promoter
attraction lightweight
chan Beau JackRn nd localbo Del
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

Tho hard-hittinG Davidson had
nine amateur fights before turn
ing professional. winning all of
them. Most OF his pro-fights have
been In Detroit. Windsor. On
taro, and Flint. Michigan.
Davidson has only had two
IO.round bouts. winning one on n
decision. and stopping his oppon-
cnt in the final round He beat
Jimmy carollo In 10 rounds and
stopped Steve King in the 10th.
He has won most OF his fights
by knockouts before the sixth
round He has TO his credit four
one-round kayoes, two two-round
knockouts, two three-round VIC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

Davidson, a wcll-knittcd young
ster has a slight resemblance
to Joe Louis, was born May 10,
1929, in East 81. Louis. Illinois
After completing the ninth
grade, the Davidson family
moved to Columbus, Ohio,
Embrel. who tower 8 feet,
inch and tips the scales at 2o5
pounds, played basketball and
baseball while in high school. Tie
was a catcher on the baseball
team,
lie started fighting while in the
army. II was after his return
from duty in the European
thcater and while he was sta
toned at Fort E,Istis. Virginia.
A heavyweight was needed for
the night card. % Davidson was
picked because OF his size. He
went on to win the camp cham.
pionshiP by defeating James
Simpson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

tories, and one tive-round betting
out.
The youngster has q very good
left jab, a terrific left hook, and
packs plenty Of power in his
right. He shuffles In like Louis.
He should develop into one OF
the best heavyweights of the
day" says Eddie Futch, who has
been training him. He has pun
ching power in both fists"
Davidson Ia managed by Frank
Czech" LOFTS Of Detroit who Is
firmly convinced he has the next
heavyweight champion under his
wing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
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accepted until Tuesday. .. N
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

FOR SALE -- Six Room House
South. IL apartment in Rear.
Gas Heat Locust 1888. J. r.
Collins. X-23
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

This should be corhing good scrap as one Is
going and the other In coming. know that needs
some further explanation on my part but let's put II
this way.
Del Flanagan has already proven that he IL an
exceptionally good prospect and before winter "
over he may prove that no IL 10 be reckoned with In
the fight world.
Now for the Of Beau Jack. the former
great amongst the little fellows, Although this piece
Ia being written on Wednesday afternoon, Il IL safe
In add that the biibIicItV for Tony
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

Frontiers of America was named
one of the Ten Men OF the Year"
by the Columbus Citizen, daily
newspaper.
The paper, each year selects
ten individuals Of the city of Col
umbus and suburbs who, in its
opinion have contributed the most
to the area in the preceding year
Mr.. Allen is the first Negro so
honored. His recognition cited
that he had worked ceaslessly
on behalf of tolerance and under
standing. and has won the re-
speCt and admiration OF all
groups.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
$1,000 DOWN

REAL ESTATE WANTED
Railroad will pay cash for five
two to four bdrm. homes in
North or Robbinsdale areas. I'm
mediate action, Pleasant 249l:
Main .4757 x-23
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12

SOUTH SIDE REAL ESTATE
Locust 1888. J. r. COLLINS S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-01-12
REGENT 722S

REGENT T22O
Mr.. ROckstad. Juniper S46S
Drive by 2110 nth Ave. So (but
do not disturb) and see this two
bedroom duplex with both apart
ments available. Only $500.
Drive by $40 Humboldt Ave. No.
(but do not distuTbD and see this
duplex with two bedrooms each
floor. Lower apartment has gas
forced air heat. Only $1,000.
MUST BE SOLD TOGETHER
DUPLEX, has separate heating
plants and full basement. FOUR
Pick. each apartment has four
rooms, full basement and gar
ages Both buildings are in good
condition. Income approximately
$3.50 per month. Vicinity OF 18th
and Sixth st. So. TERMS TO
SUIT. Under $4,000.
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Evening star., 1951-05-18
Boy Scout Drive
At IS Pct. ofGooI
With $36,24O Total

The third annual crusade en-
rollment campaign sponsored by
Washington area Boy Scouts is
approaching the IS per cent mark
with memberships totaling $36, ,240
reported to date.
This years campaign goal is
$4,000.
The funds will supplement the
Red Feather appropriation from
the Community Chest Federation
and will enable the Scout Council
to provide staff members for more
training courses and activities
such as summer camping.
Only ia of 454 working units
have completed their reports and
turned in their pledges, it was
announced.
Arlington District Chairman
Harry B. Wirirn is leading with
total enrollments of $5,131. F.
Archie Meatyasd, jr., of Montgom-
cry County is second with $4,216
and Col. c. N. Howse, Fairfax
County chairman, is third with
$2,803.
Daniel W. Bell. president of the
Boy Scout Council, and Melvin D.
Sanders, chairmen of special COM
mittees. have reported $685. and
5000 in enrollments.
Crusade Chairman Joseph H.
Freehill announced the drive will
continue until the goal is reached
or exceeded.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Hospital Drive Under Way

An average of a dozen patients
"a day must be turned away from
Arlington Hospital.
This was brought out by Off
cials there as the 117-bed institu-
Ition neared the end of it's first
week in a month-long drive for
$400, 900 for a new addition which
will make 80 additional beds avail
able. The institution, serving Ar
Ilington, Fairfax and Falls Church,
is called on to care for the needs
Iof an area embracing 245,000 in
Ihabitants.
At present. patients frequently
are placed in halls or the doctors
library. and newborn infants
sometimes must be cared for in
bureau drawers because of a lack
Iof bassinettes. The hospital hopes
to collect 81 from each resident
of the area during it's drive.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
shopDunAnnounces Backto-Work Order
Yearly Appointments 0beyed by Detroit
Of Episcopal Diocese Western Union Force

The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington, today an
Inounced appointments to the five
departments of the Episcopal Dio-
!cese of Washington for the coming
year.
The appointments came after
"a meeting of the diocesan execu-
tive council yesterday at the Epis-
copal Church House, 1902 Rhode
Island avenue NV, with Bishop
Dun presiding.
Members of the department of
finance are as follows: Robert w.
Wilson, Bruce Baird, Ernest w.
Greene. H. L. Rust. jr.; E. R.
IKinkenstaedt, Richard N. Talia-
Iferro and the Rev. Leland Stark,
rector of Epiphany Church; the
Rev. William F. Creighton. rector
of st. Johns. Bethesda, and the
Rev. r. S. Trenbath. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church.
Those appointed to the depart
ment of missions are: Mr.. Creigh-
ton. the Rev. Robert F. Henry, the
Rev. w. Robert Miller. the Rev.
James Richards, Mr.. Trenbath
and Dion s. Birney. James L. Car
rico, Ernest w. Greene. Carlton
E. Pyles, Elmer C. Trueman,
Thomas E. Robertson. Capt. j.
H. S. Dessez, United States Navy,
retired, and Mrs. C. N. Warf1eld.
Named to the Department of
Christian Education were: The
Rev. Malcolm Marshall, the Rev.
Charles Best, the Rev. w. Robert
Miller, the Rev. w. j. Coulter. the
Rev. William Eddy. the Rev. John
Hildebrand. the Rev. Berry B.
Simpson. the Rev. John Stevens,
the Rev. John Burgess, the Rev.
John P. Coleman. and Mrs. Ray
.mond Dayton. Mrs. C. Julian
Bartlett. Mrs. Luther Miller, jr.,
and j. H. Fielding Jukes.
Members Of the Department of
Promotion will be: The Rev.
Robert J. Plumb. the Rev. billiard
Brown. the Rev. Gerald Catlin,
Gen. Albert L. Cox, r. Perry
IYeatman. DR.. William Earl Clark,
Thurber w. Gushing, J. Rupert
Mohler, Clifford Ramsdell, Charles
Foltz. L. A. Oxley and Mrs. Leon
ard Block.
Appointed to the Department
of Social Relations were: The Rev
Malcolm Marshall. the Rev. E.
Felix Kloman. the Very Rev. Fran
els B. Sayre. jr.; Canons Gardner
Monks and Charles Martin, the
Rev. John Stipe. Marquis Childs,
Stephen Dorsey. William S.. Green,
y. Graham Walker. Mr.. Oxley,
Mrs. Joseph B. May. Mrs. Theo-
idore Wedel and Mrs. Annabelle
Lindsay.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Chambers Has No AZ Jobs
lust a Slip-up on Phone Number

Something slipped in the Fed
,ral Spotlight column in The Star
yesterday.
1t must have been an error be-
cause Joseph Young. who writes
the column, insists he can't even
dream of coincidental resem-
blance between the United States
Air Force and the headquarters OF
w w. Chambers funeral home.
The error kept the switch
board at the undertaking estab-
lishment buzzing today with
calls from people seeking jobs with
the Air Force.
When Mr.. Young wrote about
the establishment of three down.
town Air Force employment Of
fees, he tried to be helpful by
listing the telephone numbers that
interested parties could call.
That's when it happened. Mr..
Young listed Liberty 6-6700' as
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Maryland
and
Virginia
Judges Traffic School
Planned in Safety Drive
in Brief

Maryland will use radar and
drunkometers and will send it's
judges and prosecutors to school
in an all-out effort to rid streets
and highways of speeders and
tipsy drivers.
These plans were outlined
yesterday at highway safety
assembly at the State House in
Annapolis at which Gov. Nc
Keldin called on the press and
radio to enlist cooperation from
citizens. He called for a Traffic
Court conference for judges and
prosecutors at the University of
Maryland June Is and Is.
The Governor also announced a
safety program will include an in
crease in the State police force, a
ban on traffic fixes, driver educa-
ton in public schools, uniform
laws and re examination of
drivers
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Preseason Hurricane
Rakes Bahamas Group
BY the Assorinfsd Press

MIAMI, Fla, May ia pre-
season baby hurricane today blast
ed little Abaco Island, in the Ba-
hamas ITO miles northeast of
Miami, with winds of 80 miles an
hour.
Earlier the freakish disturb
ance drove a rocket range con-
struction crew inland on Great
Bahama island with 75-mile
winds. The crew was building an
observation base for the long
range guided missile proving
ground at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
A Navy hurricane hunter plane
flew into the storm today and
found its eye a short distance
off shore at the north end of
Little Abaco island.
So small was the storm, said
the hurricane hunters, that Hope
town. so miles away on Great
Abaco, had only 40-mile winds.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Oppose Tokomo Annexation

About so representatives of civic
groups in the Chillum-Adelphi
area of Prince Georges County
agreed last night to seek repeal
of a law annexing % acres to
Takoma Park.
Furthermore. they agreed to
resist encroachment of other
municipalities into unincor-
porated areas. In the case of
ITakoma Park. they fear unneces-
Isary complications because of that
municipality lying in Montgomery
as well as Prince Georges County.
Gov. McKeldin approved the
annexation law recently over the
protest. Of a delegation from the
area