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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Area Progress
Meeting Billed

An unusual experiment in COM
munity development will be under
taken soon in the Jackson Street
area if plans for community de-
velopment study in cooperation
with the University of Washing
ton are approved at a town meet
ing of citizens of the area at 8
pm Thursday in the Seattle
Buddhist Church 1927 Main st.
If the plan is approved. it will
be the first time the community
development idea. carried out so
successfully in Port Angeles. Ana
cortes Winlock. and other Wash
ington cities. has been applied to
a metropolitan area. Toru Saka-
hara attorney and acting chair
man for the meeting said.
MANY changes are taking place
in our area including the ne W
Sixth Avenue Freeway which will
cut the district in half Sakahara
said I'VE think it is time we took
a look at all our problems and de-
cided in which direction our best
future development lies.
at may be possible that the area
can be opened up to new businesses
or industries. Or we may need to
do some long range planning on
schools and residential areas. y
Sakahara said.
1--WE don't know the answers OF
all the problems. but with the help
of the University and the interest
and cooperation of the people In
the area we hope to find them ;
John Eldridge of the Community
Development Bureau at the Uni
versity. who will act as consultant
for the project if it is undertaken
and Jack Emerson Wright Bureau
director, will attend the meeting
Thursday night to discuss the area s
problems and the proposed plan.
All interested citizens. particu-
larly those residing or working in
the district are invited to attend the
meeting which will conclude at IL
pm Sakahara said
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Classified Ads

Wei established real estate and
insurance company has an opening
for salesman or associate broker
Excellent opportunity for person
of Japanese ancestry to handle
many first grade commercial a n d
business listings. This office has
sold real estate and businesses to
several hundred satisfied japanese
customers. Age rs to IS Previous
real estate experience desired Do
not apply unlss you expect to av-
erage 500 a month. Contact Will
liam Mimbu, 31s 9th Avnue S.
MU 2522
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Nisei Servicemen In World War Il
Entitled To Evacuation Loss Claims

evacuation claim mo 1865
1897 for a Nisei who was in tho
armed forces at the time of the e
vacuation of his parents. In max
ing the award to the claimant a
clear distinction between the loss
es normally sustained by service
men from those suffered by Nisei
servicemen as a result of the mill
tary evacuation and exclusion or
ders was made by the Justice De-
partment
eff this claimant had merely
been called into military service.
the losses here involved need not
have occurred because his parents
could have remained at homo to
take care Of the property. Herr,
however both he and they were
called to evacuate their home In
the interest Of national defense.
hence the property was lost = the
department said.
The decision noted that the ex-
clusion order applied to persons of
Japanese ancestry who were In the
armed forces as well as those who
we're civilians. Investigation has
disclosed however. that military
leave was denied such persons In
the armed forces who wished to
return to evacuation areas to look
after their property interests. be
cause the granting of such leave
would have been futile. We do not
know whether the instant claim
ant actually applied for such leave
to return to his home whether II
would have been feasible for him
to have done so even IL he could
have obtained special permission
to return to his home; but we
think that such information
should not control the outcome OF
this case. 1t is enough that the
loss resulted from the exclusion OF
such person by the appropriate
military commander from a mill
tary area California There
can be no doubht therefore. that
claimants loss Is expressly cover
ed by the language of the statute.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
Private Business:
Private Business:
Masaoka Plans Month Trip To Japan

LOS ANELES-Mike M. Masa-
Okla Nisei lobbyist from Washing
ton D c.. announced today that
he is leaving for Japan with a
short stopover in Hawaii on De-
cember 6.
He plans to be in Japan for
about a month.
While in Japan he will attend to
several private business matters.
in addition to investigating the OPP
erations of several laws that he
was instrumental in having Con-
gress approve. as we'll as the situ-
alton relating to wartime vested
property and yen de b claims
against the Office of Alien Pro-
perty
Masaoka said that he is particu-
larry interested in immigration and
citizenship matters
Act Repealed
AS Unt washing lOi represented
tive of the Japanese American CT
tizens League. he is credited with
securing. enactment of the so-called
Asian provisions of the Immigra-
ton and Nationality Act (McCar-
ran Walter of 1852 which pro =
vided among other things for the
repeal of the japanese Exclusion
Act of 1924 by extending annual
quotas to Japan and for naturall-
cation privileges for resident alien
japanese.
Two years ago, after enactment
of the statute over President Tru-
mans veto he visited Japan for
the first time. He now plans to in
vestigate just how that la wis work
ing and whether any amendments
are necessary to make it better
law
MasaOka Is also interested in the
Refugee Relief Act of 1853 He was
responsible for having the Japa-
nese included IN that legislation
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

WASHINGTON (JACL)- Mise
in the armed forces during World
War II are entitled to their evac-
uation claims as If they had been
evacuated according to prece-
dent decision received from the
Department of Justice. reported
the Washington office OF the ia
panese American Citizens League
this week
This question was resolved in an
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
BUY HOME LIKE RENT

7 rooms and full basement with
extra bath 2 more rooms easily
available. Electric or gas cooking
Convenient to bus and school. A
valuable to reliable purchaser with
minimum down payment Owner
wants dependable monthly pay
ment.
FEDERAL SECURITY COMPANY
2o14 Sd Ave.-SE 2O1O AL. 2O1O
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

LhCQOEh WAVES
Trays from l.29
Candy bowls from l19
Cabinet from SO
Rice container 8 10 and 900
Lacquer set N chest from 995
OTHER JAPANESE ITEMS:
Infants quilted jacket
Dragon embroidered pajama and
robe for children and adults
Hand embroidered quilted robe
japanese print yard goods
japanese print head scarf
Silk and paper parasol
Tablecloth with napkins
Matching dlmascene ear rings
bracelets and necklaces
Brass candle holder
japanese candles
Lanterns
Combination steamer and cook
ing pots. Different sizes
Rice mould
Crater
Chop sticks
Bamboo baskets. assorted sizes
Hechima
WE ALSO CARRY DOMESTIC
GOODS AND TOYS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

Wanted. Homes for our modern
cutlery "cutcO" by the "Wearever'
Co. Chosen by leading national
homemakers in Modern Bride
True. Good Housekeeping. and
Parents. an enduring gift. We
will come and sharpen six of your
knives as a courtesy service
Phone MI 3O19 8 pm. to IL p m
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

For rent Brand new. one-bed-
room unit Electric heating l16
18th South and Washington. CT.
1897 evenings
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

For Sale. Beauty Shop
Full equipment Owner leaving
city EA. 9987.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

Four room unfinished apart
ment available December 1. New
ly decorated S65 per month in
Guiding utilities CA 0545.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

Wanted. Girl for part time up
stairs work and laundry FIR. 3617
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
--0
N|sEI CALENDAR
DECEMBER

25-Valeda dance. Seattle Oh am
Der of Commerce Hall 9 pm to ~
midnight.
28-Bellami Tolo 9 m. to u
midnight at Norselander.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

Omega Girard Perregaux
LOngines. Hamilton and Eigsn
watches. Trifari and Kre-
mentz jewelry RCA radios,
teIevisions and ranges Sun
beam General Electric and Univ
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01
1t Pays to Advertise
In The Northwest Times
From Dec. 10 Till Xmas Open Every Night 'Ti|9p.m.

CHINAWARES:
Tea sets from 2.98 talso Kutani
seU
Dragon design coffee set IA 95
Dragon design vases in differ
ent sizes
Rice bowls. Children's and ad-
ults in different designs and pric-
es
Dishes in different sizes and
prices
O0uki
Incense burner
Donburi 95 cents and 1.29
JAPANESE KIMONOs AND
ACCESSORIES:
Maru Obi
Natsu Obi
Nagoya Obi
Childs Obi(also ready made obj
Obi Age
Shigoki
Shlbori
Fri
Ready made kimonos for child
rem and adults
Silk materials for kimono
zori
Tabi
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-12-01

ersaI appliances Siiverware
Toys. Parker and Sheaf-
fer pen and pencil :. Teiechron
and General Electric clocks
BilifoIds and handbags
Diamond rings from $50 to 81 o00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Czech Says Stain Hold
On Red Policy Continues
~ IN A.,cejc,sei press

VIENNA, Austria, Mar. 49,.
Communist Czechos lovakia's
President Antonir Zapotocky
declared yesterday the spirit Of
Stain" will continue to dominate
Soviet policy.
Zapotocky spoke In Prague in
observance of the anniversary of
the death Of the Soviet ruler and
OF Czech President Element
Gottwald last year. His speech
was broadcast by Prague radio
and heard in Vienna. Gottwald
died a year ago. nine days after
Stain succumhed in Moscow.
THE death Of Stain has Gre
ated the hope In the imperialist
world that the power and the
weight Of the Soviet Union will
be shaken. This is not So" Ia
potocky said.
ION the contrary. the Com
munist Party of the Soviet
Union has solved the problem
Of party. and state leadership.
The policy Of the Soviet Union
will continue to be in the spirit
Of Stain.
Zapotocky's statement seemed
somewhat contradictory to meas
ures by Geofgi Malenkov. Sta
Inns successor as Premier, which
appear to institute q new look. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
o. sI,s Assoeiased Pres.

HOOD RIVER. Greg. Mar. Is,
"A fruit tree spray solution
spilled from q bottle onto the
legs Of q 6-year-old boy Satur-
day and his heart had stopped
by the time he reached q hos
pital here.
Heartbeat and breathing were
restored. but his life still hung
In the balance today.
Firemen, doctors and nurses,
operating in four-person teams.
worked continuously for II hours
in giving artificial respiration
and care under q reSuScitator
before his physician yesterday
said the boy. Michael Ogden Of
Odell. Greg, seemed to be "past
the danger point.
Then suddenly he took q turn
for the worse early today. The
physician. DR.. Herbert Lewis,
said the boy continued uncon-
SciouS.
Somehow the boy. son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. George F. Ogden, jr.,
who live in the Odell fruit-grow-
ing district south of here. found
a bottle of q solution known as
TEPP-tetra ethyl pyro phos-
pnate-used for spraying trees
to kill pests The liquid, which
penetrates human skin and at
tacks the respiratory system,
spilled when he opened the bot
tie and soaked through his pants
into his legs.
So potent Is the solution that
only q half pint Of It Is mixed
with 100 gallons of water, for
tree spray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Britain 5 Trade Talks
With Chinese Reds
To Be Revived Soon
BY ne Assoeiussd Press


BERLIN Mar. 15.-The Brit
ish promoter Of trade. talks be-
tween British businessmen and
the Chinese Communists said to-
day the collapsed negotiations
would be revived soon.
Roland Berger, chairman Of
the China Trade Committee,
said the projected talks, called
of the last minute by the
Chinese yesterday, were only
postponed"
He refused to say in an inter-
view how soon he expected new
talks to start.
Denies He Is Red.
Mr.. Berger also said he def
nitely" was not a Communist.
He described as an "unsupport-
ed allegation" a British Foreign
statement linking his China
Trade Committee with a Com
munist front organization.
Negotiations between nearly
40 British businessmen and an
official Chinese Communist trade
delegation had been scheduled
to start today in the Soviet Sec
tor Of Berlin. They collapsed
yesterday after an llth-hour
warning by the British govern
ment to the businessmen to
abandon the talks. The British
foreign Office said Mr.. Berger's
organization was linked to Red
front group.
Nearly all Of the British BUSH
nessmen scheduled to fly from
London to Berlin yesterday can
celed their plane trips at the
last minute.
Several Go to East Berlin.
Three or four came on to
Berlin on their own and said
they would see the Chinese here
without the sponsorship Of the
China Trade Committee.
At least two businessmen went
to East Berlin today to contact
the Chinese trade officials.
Also planning to see the Chi
nese was the representative of a
large British electrical manufac-
turing firm which has been act
ing independently and not in
association. with the China Trade
Committee. He Is GU. Wills
mer, representative of Crompton.
Parkinson, Ltd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15

sSsurFtisndly OOdes.P iymouih DssIs
BEAL MOTOR co.
l40l Rhode lslond Ave. NE,
Washington. D. c.
FRANCIS . PARSONS. INC.
Zoo Nichols Ave. Sc.
Washington. D. c.
HALEY's INCORPORATED
First 8 M SIS. Sc.
Washington. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15

N Theatre, ceS-Tv Roy Rogers, hec.Radio. .
BEESoN MOTORS
l704 Mt. Vernon Ave.
AIexondrio. Va.
KIRBY's SALES 8 SERVICE. ING.
3237 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS
554 N. Washington ST.
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Hungary Operated
Secret Radio Here,
Congress DiscIoses

The Hungarian Legation last
year was operating q secret radio
from its chancery at 2437 Fif-
teenth street NV. Congress re-
vealed today.
Testimony released by a House
Appropriations subco m m ittee
showed the legation OF the COM
rnunist satellite country was
asked by the State Department
to shut the transnliter down
after it was detected and COM
piled. This apparently hap
pened several months ago.
Thorsten v. Kalijarvi, Deputy
Assistant Secretary Of StatS for
Economic Affairs, told the sub
committee:
However, the department. as
sumes the equipment Isl still
maintained on the premises since
the committee must realize the
department does not possess the
authority to request It's removal. !"
Mr.. Kalijarvi said numerous
foreign missions have requested
Of the State Department per-
mission to install tfansinitters
for direct communications with
their own countries, He said the
law specifically prohibits grant
ig Of q transmitter license 10 any
alien or any foreign government
representative.
Mr., Kalijarvi was testifying
for additional funds to enable
the Federal Communications
Commission to improve its broad
cast monitoring service. He COM
mented:
In the event Of q state of
hostilities or imminence thereof,
it would be urgently necessary
that the activation of a trans
mitter by a potentially hostile
mission be Immediately detected
and closed down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15

Is Yov- Danny Thones N wake Room For Daddy
KAPLAN 9 CRAWFORD
1929 chomploil Street NV.
Washington, D. c.
TokREY MOTOR COMPANY
1918 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Washington. b. c.
TREW MOTOR COMPANY
1875 18th ST. NV.
Washington. ,. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Austrio Is Wogine
Morals crusode

VIENNA. tNANA)--Austria Is
waging 4 national ssaye the chill
dren's morals crusade.
Publishers and booksellers are
offering one good" book In ex-
change for q dozen copies OF
trashy" novels, which are con-
sidered TO include gangster and
Illicit love stories.
In Vienna. the city authori-
ties ordered q recent advertise
ment of q well-known local
brand Of nylon stockings re-
touched. In Innsbruck, a special
waiting room has been estab-
lished for passengers under Is,
with an attendant to look after
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Here's How 10
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly. pleasantly, Halls Ex-
pectorant tends to sootl1e and
help Nature heal irritated men,
branes Of the throat. Coughs
due to colds are often eased
amazingly quick. Users say.
Nothing better for coughs
when one has a cold" They
speak from experience Halls
Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than IS
years and is more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask
your druggist for HALLS Elk
PECTORANT. Convenient size
bottle only 40c. Large sizes for
home use.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

Kahns Shoes. PeeE y Peek. sR ttl 5:llss aRe
Woollworths. drugstore, Best q CO CO
STORE AVAILABLE. to. aggressive
retailer; in established shoppins
Ssaier %ed oMPsoN Y sllSss sDr;nsa 4 aRX4 axa1. %
SO 5os1oo ~til 9. IL
bsmt.; approx. Soxbo; $3.50. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT. 1917 7th st
TaKooMSa aiKio MSI' $1RS, $lSts4' MD.-oood dlS Su.
cSs Hsas lease 'G5e BE- aessSa EsssSR'1f alter !eh
Fronting on Florida ave. NE;
for 8 cars. AMERICAN TIRE Co,
1dSM 5SaS boWNFoWiN < n 1si L slsls 81. exc.,len,
location. in the best traftlc block
CO.. MA. 8-9254.
I4I F ST. S.W.-small store avail
for immed occup., with liv. qrtrs,
Sn %r @Sd ,ln6; flr;; very reas. rent Call
1908 9Th ST. N.w.-Approx, 42O So
it., plate- glass window. gas heat. liv;
qrtrs.; also avail. II needed on End
ffir:; excel, LOCATION for beauty uty y, par par
49,: s wis. VS. HVE.@in Ei In'pi practically new
bldg. between ONCE bldg. and natl
business: so It. deep. full out-of.
ground bsmt., parking area for
trucks: may be leased without bsmt
II desired. EN-. 2-4232. OIL. 2-5867
ROCKVILLE. MD.-single or double
cation for business. Can rent all ol
part. Heat and water furnished
OLNEY, MD.-Shopping center. need
drug store. Construction to star
soon. 10. 0.60e2. lis
Evening star., 1954-01-14
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CONTINUED on Next Pace
Evening star., 1954-01-14
STORES FOR RENT tcon..)

s1x5l IT.. plus y bemt.. in modern
extended. suitable for shoe store.
delicatessen.. hobby shop. pet shop.
kxss BERdiERS. ZINC: NC. En- RMIkissa ssa,SS. 70.
Evening star., 1954-01-14
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR REM

AIR CONDITIONED, newly renovated
500 So. It. incl; al services; elev
Evans R2Ss .Sf s6n6NG T G.. 1sao "a IsSes NsS Yor,
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms. to meet your re-
TIES, 616 Evans Bldg. Me. s-11O7
1924 X ST. N;W.--Ofice suite Of !:
large rooms; c1ns Can , BE- rented d.a IS suite suite
and reasonable rental. includes al
utiis. and tanitor service. INQUIRE
at 1524h K st: NV, or call MR.
kOZANSKY at EX. 3-s567.
DESIRABLE FIRST-FLOOR SPACE
Approx. ESQ 50. IT,, suitable for
next door to b. c. Medical Build.
17Se N st. NV. W.. DI. 7-s7&. wl4
ga H ST. NE. 2nd fioor-suite Of
9 small rms. $40. Inquire K. & W..
SIM. Gss = sTITh&suble.. fHi 1; partially iu1n.
AK -COND.. FURN. ONCE with RECEIPT
serv. in lawyers suite. Use Of library
and conference rm. NE. S-653S
1903 N. CAPTToL-centrally located
heat furnished: newly decorated
ideal for ofaces; 3rd fioor; ss5
DUPONT '~eIi CIRCLE OFFICE Bldg, iS
l24o Conn, Conn ave.-ofaces available
, AR RIM. 4issGPi ist f., 4 rms. and bath end
st. NV, HU. 3-3456 Can be seen
daily s.m:-5 pm. BY appointment
FOR LEASE. iRa suNi entir. End floor. I'm new
modern air conditioned building
approximately 1.2Q0 50. It.. block
from Mayhower Hotel. Phone Ma.
1854 Conn. AyE.-1sx1e once @1s with
large closet; End floor. AID. 2-1516
1864 X ST. N.W.-First a.. 14x20;
beautifully remodeled and most reas
PAUL LEPs. MA. $4,000. EN-. g.
WYATT BLDG. Attractively furn.
air-cond. once and use Of reception
IT'S NEW ON CONN. AVE. - Only
one 90O-sa.- 1T. suite left: will bt
partitioned to your specifications
'sSas G. sosiNsKi sasScs0is e.. SA feRt sse5G GASi
CLUBROOM, 27x14. air cond,, tiled
floor, pvt entr.; for club or organi-
zation $50 mo. AP. 7-s40O.
DOCTORS SUITE in recently com.
pleted 4S5-unit air-conditioned apt
bldg. Reception rm.,. pvt. ONCE. .
treatment rms. and toilet CARLTON
HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin ave.
1900 SO. FT. on one floor taddnl
space II needed) under So per SO
IT.; elev. bldg; imm. occupancy
JoLLES & SENNETT CO.. DI. 4
4e44;; Ewes; RA, 3-o6I9, orr,c,
--3-rm. suite and bath: excel. FOL
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN 4 CO.. 14i5 i
st. NV. ME. S-5400.
IDEAL Wash. hdars. opp. Mayfiower
for representatives out of towl
firms. Modern facilities. Complete
ONCE services. EX, 3-2939.
BRENTWOOD, MD. Il blk. from
r. /. ave. n e.)-Excellent location
for dentist. etc; 3 large rooms ane
pvt. bath: imm: occ:. reas. rent
JoILEs & sENNETT CO.. DI
oFffiHciE AND ND LYME ni VSStuHARTERs
18th and Park rd. area; conv. loc.
I snSsbs, RA @ S-isS7 1887 to ii inspeet Sssts' ny NJ
ideal location nr. 18th and You SITS
nv. LA. 6-S661. TU. 2-O022. LA
aS17 NJ ST. N.w.-end commercial
Studio with excellent living guar.
tsrs. osood north and south light
DsoTCroRs.ss4 Tss4s SUITE AND Apr.-sso o,
desirable NV. section; sei5 month
For appt., call MRS. STEFFEY. JU
Evening star., 1954-01-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL LOT-Approx. TO-
GOO ooo.,s:,ii sGii r. in heart OF arlington;
%sfs %sfss grss Ssdnf at sasS t'af Def IT. of=SS BOX
321 "A, Star. Ia
SILVER SPRING, nr. Four Corners;
excel. close-in loc.; group Of II;
sewer. water. storm sewer in. Lots
sold complete with streets, ready to
60: JU. o-6440. WOODSIDE REALTY
1s LOTS. semidet. utils incl; street
Baltimore hwy. AP. 7-2925. -17
II LOTS ranging from ?. to u
WRIGHT 4 BLACKMAN, INC.
S-633s. ia. 7-2777. IA
II LOTS Bethesda area. nr. Naval
hospital and NH. Sewer and water
and streets. up TO grade; 5000 ea.
sMoLEN & SCOTT. Realtors, JU
FAIRFAX COUNTY. vA.-25 acres
on Old Dominion dr.; 500 an acre,
BY OWNER. phone Daleview 5-ss11.
WOODED ACREAGE HoMEsITEs-
$4,000 and UP. in beautiful Bradley
Hills Grove. near Burning Tree Club;
RIO1CSNNC ANotANNLOAo' ~ 10 GS
WARREN. OIL. 2-7796. OIL. 4-3159
HOMEsITE. 8 acres. suitable for
quality, custom built residence; fine
view. country club section, Montg
Co.. Silver Spring area. Other
sites available. Call ROBERT E.
LOHR. Realtor. HE. $4,000 TIL
q pm. IA
INvESTMENT-1S.4S4 50. IT. corner
lot on proposed Little Falls I'd, l
blk. on Glebe. 81, 200. JE. 2-3272.
ssrd AND SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.
N.E.--Close to industrial and pro-
posed N Y. Ave. Bridge. Approx.
1920 SO. IT,. 35c per It. 7-rm.
frame house on property. Terms If
desired. ST. 3-3657. BREITER-
MAN REALTY CO. III
ATTENTION BUILDERS-Approx SIS
acres close-in Fairfax County near
Mclean. Ideal Subdiv. ground.
$3.50 per acre. WRIGHT e. BLACK
MAN. INC. Realtors, IA. S-633S,
p. ~ G. Co. contee rd.-s1.10O per
acre, small choice acreage bldg.
sites: 10 mi. D. c.. paved roads;
y mi. west Route ! transp: S3n0
down, $25 mo. w. w. LEWIS.
Realtor. HE. 4-3500; ewes, HA. g.
T0S0. -l6
Evening star., 1954-01-14
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S000.
MODERN, R-CONDITIONED SUITk
Use OF telephone and conference
room; excellent surroundings: suit.
for mfgr. or trade assn. representa-.
tive. Inspection by appt. RE. 7-067o