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Evening star., 1940-09-27
MONEY WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.
KREMER and BINGHAM.
3'eI Tower Bldg.i
Wash, ID. {.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co.
iNGS BANK NMIScELLANEous no 40.
ORDER NISI FOR SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.-Upon consideration OF the
petition Of Frederick J. Young, Receiver OF
the United States Savings Bank. fled
herein on the 4th day Of September, 1870
1t is by the Court this 4th day Of Sep
J. Young. as Receiver of said bank and
as Receiver OF the Industrial Savings Bank.
said banks participating as title owners
in the followingd described property IN the
sums of $1,000 and S224 respectively.
be ard he hereby is authorized to convey
by Receivers or cult claim deed to Samuel
p. Cohen, or his nominee. for not less
than S27 500 cash, the improved real PROD
erty located at 9ls-920-922 You Street.
Northwest, Washington. D. C.. otherwise
described a. lots 10. 10 and y in w, B.
Todd, Executor. and others subdivision IN
Square 36l, as per plat recorded in Llber
RW, folio IL. of the Records OF the
Office Of the SURVEYOR for the District OF
Columbia and that said sale be latIned
and confirmed, unless cause be shown 10
the contrary or objections made, on or
before the 2nd day of october 1870, or
unless higher offers in writing and prop
erly guaranteed are received by the Re-
ceiver at his Office in the United states
Saving Bank at l4th and You Streets
NV, prior to twelve O'Clock noon on the
day preceding the last aforementioned
date . That a copy Of this order be
published az least three times prior IN me
last above mentioned date in the Washing
ton Evening Star Newspaper and once
in the Washington Law Reporter BY the,
Court: JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
STORES FOR RENT

1924 GA.-25xsO, ADJ. SEARS ROE
buck, 10th and r. I. ave. ne. Fine large
corner; HENRY SCHAFFERT. 942 Eye.
LARGE STORE OR OFFICE ON THE
ground floor on K st, suitable for any
business: rent only $40. PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO., 1871 X ST. NV.
DESIRABLE CORNER AT MT. PLEASANT
and bus transfer point; good for small
SC and 10c, cigar. variety or similar busi-
ness; excellent neighborhood. Phone
Woodley 6230.
5000 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA.-CORNER
and one inside store in parking center.
521-23 18th st. ne, adioins Warmers
Theater. Will subdiyide. Suitable for
drugs, beauty parlor. laundry. etc.
1405 North Carolina ave. n.e.-Store
with apis. Especially suitable for drug
1902 D ST. NE-Desirable store in
restricted residential section.
colmar Manor. Nd. Reasonable rent.
KASS REALTY CO.. MA 66S2
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EARkAS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN-1O ACRES FACING GO(
road, IA miles D. c.. 5000. Lincoln "a
or Lincoln 7075-J.
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HERE is NEWS.

This Is the house that so many home
BUYERS have been looking for. II has
FOUR BEDROOMS AND FOUR BATHS lin
Guiding bedroom and bath on first noor)-
think of it! An unusual living room
t25x14D. 1t also has beautiful recrea-
ton room and maids room in the base
ment Large wooded lot You will be
amazed al the price at which it can be
bought Mr. BLACKWELDER will give you
the details with pleasure. EN-. 6516 or
Evening star., 1940-09-27

ACRES.
10 mi. D. C. 4-room cottage, chicken
house barn. shade. fertile soil; cleo avail
able: walking distance TO bus. Sl.550,
terms ERWIN REALTY CO.. Call Hyatts-
VILE O334 Ewes Warfield 1871.
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CAPE COD
FIRST SHOWING.

12. IA and 16 Longfellow st. NV
Large Detached Bricks-8 Rms. 2i2 Baths.
Two houses: - bath on first floor, large
front porch: very large rooms. One house.
center hall with bedroom and bath on hrst
floor and bedrooms and bath second n.
Insulated. slate roof. caulked and screened;
near schools transportation and shopping
center: priced right See these today.
NnT1AT NM n n
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED, TWO OR FOUR FAMILY FLAT,
with gas heat. for investment, or would
consider store. State location and best
price and terms. Box 45O-S, Star.
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QEElcES For RENT

FURNISHED SUITERECEPTION ROOM
ana private ofices, excellent furnishings
sublet, $50. RE. OIL.
DESIRABLE PRIVATE OFFICE SPACE.
about 325 50. #; 18th St frontage: eth
moor American Security Bldg: reasonable
rent Apply Rm. 705. 73O 18th st. NV
ROOM OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEYS S
suite: secretary service: excellent location;
attractive rent. National 1919
l120 M ST NV LARGE ROOMS AND
reception hall. 1st floor; desirable for
ROOM. 25x36. End FLOOR. MASONIC
Temple. 18th and Monroe ne. Brookland
separate entrance, plenty light, high cell
ing, private toilet, heat. light. air-condItion
furnished; excellent for dentist, profess
SIGNAL or commercial office. MR.. MOORE,
DU. 1902.
1877 K ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR OF
oetached bldg: 1-room suite: S135; ele-
vator. J. c. WELDON CO, NE. BOIL.
FURNISHED / ROOM IN LARGE SUITE
suitable for lawyer or business agent.
Room 205. Southern Bldg
LIE DROTT BLDG, soO-slO ST. NV
Large. bright Offices and shops; Centrally
located; low rentals. Apply Room 10.
DESK SPACE-CENTRAL LOCATION.
switchboard or telephone secretarial
service. CALI, DISTRICT 2TO5 TO-DAY
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

INSPECT DAILY AND SUNDAY.
DETACHED
,4-bedrm. home, new-house condition
OIL heat: 2-car detached garage; on lot
55K2OO. Beautiful trees and shrubbery
blks. east Of Walter Reed Hospital 7Il0
1th st. NV. terms. Ewes. Lincoln 5273-W.
VIM. NJ. THOMAS.
1910 Vt Ave NV MA 1897.
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4720 ALTON PL. NV,
NEAR MASS. AVE.

8 rooms a bedrooms, 2 baths), attic;
air.conditioned; in group of Is homes 90
sold. English type. 4 rooms and bath on
LIST floor. Cape Cod type, g rooms, 2
baths. Near bus line. stores, schools (pub-
lie, private. parochiaD: unequaled for
value! stone Built is your assurance
Of Better Built" Mass. ave- to 46th
ST., right to Alton pl.. left to homes.
QUICK SALE INVITED.
$4,000 per month will buy 415 Marietta
pl. NV. With some cash. Semi-detached.
garage: nne condition: select location.
JOHN LINDER. EN-. 1871.
613 GALLATIN ST. NV.
DON'T WAIT.
See this home at once. An outstanding
Petworth value. Convenient to everything
Southern exposure. deep lot. Six fne rooms
and bath with built-in tub. Immediate pos;
session. See 1t now II you want . real
Open Evenings to Q. Csll Mr.. DUNCAN.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos y. CAP. q. AkAlToAS. IA. e7so,
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JUDSON REAMY,

Built Right-Priced Right.
New bung.. large rms, tile bath. all i'm,
provements: nice lot: terms. OWNER, 35O2
Baker ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN, LOT loOx2oo;
and oo CHURCHES h9 For immediate sale.
9TH ST. sw. ME. l647
FoRsTvLLE-4 AND 5 ROOMS: s
rooms. hot-water heat, oil burner Venetian
floor So $50 and up; easy terms. Drive out
Marlboro pike TO Forestville, turn left to
Phelps Addition. Spruce 02l4.
ARLNGToN-BELoW COST; SOUTH
Oh 6sa Shaded ssqss ssra ss
rent Phone oxford I6a5-W 90
BUNGALOW, s ROOMS. HEAT AND EIEC-
trieity; Je $1,000 cash; RAY sNEDEKER.
ONE ACRE AND HOUSE. s1.55o, $3.50
cash. Small bungalow near University,
No SlSb Garden Garden. space oak wooded Very
Hills. Nd. Walnut e'; :s,i';o, ~ "eS' AANiiAni
NEW HOUSE ON WOODED LOT OF OVER
|. acre acre, large large rooms; room for bath,
near stores schools trans sporta; ion S3,350.
lynch Son, @ ofidp m04'n miles OUT hFc4M conmbia M
pike. Phone Alex. 59OG Closed Sundays
SPECIAL BARGAINS. 5, y AND :
room nlo modern bungalows with acreage,
day. Sept. 18th. Nothing sold until then.
Directions Will be given in this column
Sunday. OWNER. District 1921
BIsTEIcT HEIGHTS. MD, 100 AVE, E
rms sun parlor, ABC oil burner. Excellent
condition. 3-car garage. Large lot. Price,
S5,65o; lO.s cash, balance $500 mo.
DUNN & CO. :js;i:i R I. Ave, Mt. Rainier.
Hyattsville 004s.
51s JEFFERSON AVE, RIVERDAlE. MD.
Can. be used as :, apartments or s-larse-
room house. . baths, . complete kitchens
elec. refrigerators. OPEN. 80.
~, ra{J ACRE MI HIGH n.I;TI ELEvATI3H A519sS em
brick; bath: o eiees furnace heat built-in
ly. ERWIN REALTY CO, call Hyattsvlle
0334; ewes. Warfield 1871.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
Three-rOom and bath apartment cottage,
| lot 75x20Q. finest section of Falls Church;
trees, garden, shrubbery; modern. Close to
se ana FERNS Pare ave
| West Falls Church. or LLOYD R TURNER.
| 500 9TH st. s.w. ME. 1647.
ARLINGTON VA. WHY KEEP LOOKING?
| New 6-room Colonial brick: will fill all
plenty closets. large tile bath. screened
porch. large living room. dining room and
kltcnen recreation room; aforementioned:
large lot. garage: excellent neighborhood
| in country club section; price, $3.50;
Buy direct from BUILDER. Call ewes.
| CH. 5517.
10 mi. D. C. loom HHSnS' cottage. chicken
| house, barn. shade. fertile soil; elec. avail
7 able: walking distance TO bus. Sl.550.
| terms. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyatts-
| vile 0334 Ewes. Warfield 1881.
| 6.S5O-ARLINGTON. VA.
s26 North Woodrow st.-Almost COM
pleted 2-story brick Colonial home. large
| rooms, de luxe kitchen, fireplace. screened
| porch. cedar-lined closets: beautiful shade
trees, large lot; 10c zone. . bus lines;
| F. H A. approved; Just of Wilson blvd.
| OWNER-BUILDER, Chestnut 2165.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Pine large home with bedrms., III
baths, oil heat; refinished like new. Very
large lot, lawn. shrubbery. 700 N. Tazwell
| st. Price, $3.50.
Neat broom bungalow, unfinished attic.
h.-wh, tile bath. fireplace: shade. Nr.
Washington-Lee High School. ITO N.
Taylor ST. Price, $3.50.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N Irving st. Chestnut O2e0.
Built Right-Priced Right.
New bung.. large rms. tile bath, all i'm;
provementS; nice lot; terms. OWNER, 3oOS
| Baker ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

6.S5O-ARLINGTON. VA.
s26 North Woodrow st-AlmoSt COM
pleted 2-story brick Colonial home. large
rooms, de luxe kitchen, fireplace, screened
porch. cedar-lined closets; beautiful shade
trees, large lot; 10c zone, > bus lines
F. H. A. approved; Just of Wilson blvd
OWNER BUILDER. Chestnut olti5
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C..

Attractive Colonial brick residence. large
oil heat, Gear brick garage; convenient
to schools, transportation and shopping
sANDOz. INC, 2 Dupont Circle. Du-
Evening star., 1940-09-27
EVANS BLDG.

EVANS BLDG,
1920 N. Y. AVE NV
single rooms; on Se5 to $50. High-grade
Treasury. Apply on premises or
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 18th ST. NV District qO57
Evening star., 1940-09-27

PETEESDA - COMPLETELY REBECO-
rated: 5-room bungalow. attic: oil heat
Earage: L blk. bus: S62 81. WI. 55OO.
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$13,95O.
S BEDROOMS

American University Park.
Almost new. This unusual Miller-built
home is positively priced at rock-bottom
on this market. Owner has already left
city and has put his lowest price on it.
81 700 minimum cash necessary. Includes
2. full baths. recreation room with fire-
place. built-in garage, air-conditioned heat.
Situated on . pretty corner lot in . very
convenient and desirable location. For
details. call Mr. Young. Woodley 5576.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411,
Evening star., 1940-09-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPRIETOR SALE.

IDEAL HOME s1TETEN ACRES. CREST
Blue Ridge. two miles north Bluemont.
psayey; 1900. Write ovnsY. j. I, kxfoN,
SZ6b Mount Y1saSsa3 &. nv. city.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

ARLINGTON. VA WHY KEEP LOOKING?
New 6-room Colonial brick: will fill all
your requirements 3 spacious bedrooms.
plenty closets. large tile bath, screened
porch, large living room, dining room and
Kitchen. recreation room: alr-conditiOned; /;
large lot. garage; excellent neishborhood
in country club section; price, $3.50:
terms to suit
Buy direct from BUILDER. Call ewes,
CH 6S1r
Evening star., 1940-09-27
PErWORTH-S6 oAn

PETWORTH-S5.250.
large rooms, tiled bath. h.-w.h.: priced
for quick sale, Mr.: kerley. Taylor 5649.
S7s5O-CORNER HOME IN GLOVER
Park. Colonial brick; close to schools
and Transportation: six rooms: in:
closed sleeping porch; open front and
rear porches: hot-water heat: oil
burner: built-in garage: hardwood
floors. JTTST REDECORATED TERMS.
1900 : DETACHED. FOUR-BEDROOM
BRICK: bedroom and bath hrst floor.
Situated on corner lot near Wisconsin
and western avenues. close to schools
and transportation; also 3 bedrooms
and baths on second floor; oil heat;
built-in garage: only two years old.
Owner ordered from city; must sell.
SHANNON h LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
ONLY ss1 PER MO. INCLUDES TAXES
and insurance: 10T cash; $4,000 sale
price: new 2-story detached modern home;
5 rms, bath. auto. heat, full basement,
311 Cedar St.. Tx P. GE. 0SS1.
PRICE GREATLY REDUCED, S6.46O. 71b
Monroe st. ne rooms, bath, oil heat, 2
rear porches, yard: Terms:
shoreham BLDG. ~ ma. 1888.
CLEVELAND. PARK-s14.e60.
rms r., g rpi Ssa1%Sl =, isc sleep, posshs sTESr
CONSTRUCTION. INSULATED: 2-ear 9ar.;;
FSIss. FEns~9Sw ~9wkf H8c' 'Gz ~ s.oo ooo'aWaS WS osss.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Located in the choice Westgate section.
this new home is an outstanding value 1t
contains beautiful rooms, with a living
room 13x19. completely finished recrea-
tion room. air-conditioned heat built-in
garage: large tree-shaded lot: rear porch
and terrace. This home is worth seeing.
Call NE. 1143 for appointment J.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

WEST BERWYN NEAR UNIV MD. s MI.
District)-NEW HOUSE of lifetime con-
struction. fireplace. : rms. bedrms.; city
water; hot-water heat, oil furnace: modern
electric kitchen. tile bath and shower;
bronze screens. Venetian blinds. garden
and handicapped lawn; wooded Ii2-acre lot
on paved Metzerott rd Call Decatur O1O9
Evening star., 1940-09-27
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
GA OE0

Reduced for immediate sale, \ most un-
usual and attractive home; is actually
priced below its market value; situated on
Dig corner lot. commanding fine view, in
the heart OF this exclusive community. 1t
includes living rm., I4x24 3 large bedrms.
Z paths. complete maids quarters and
on first floor. Call Mr.. Young. Woodley
5576.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
ARLINGTON, VA.

Fine large home with bedrms., Ia
baths, oil heat; refinished like new. Very
large lot, lawn. shrubbery. 700 N Tazwell
st. Price, $3.50.
Neat broom bungalow, unfinished attic.
INV h., tile bath. fireplace; shade. Nr.
Washington-Lee High School. 171O N
Taylor st. Price, $3.50
.JIJDSON REAMY.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SUBURBAN BARGAINS.

Three-room and bath apartment cottage
lot 15x200. finest section of Falls Church;
trees. garden shrubbery; modern. Close 10
sale. S2,750.00. Terms. 700 Park ave
West Falls Church. or LLOYD R. TURNER
900 9TH st. s.W. ME. 1641
Evening star., 1940-09-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

Right In D. C. Just asfew doors from
Conn. ave, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. detached
garage; splendid condition; large living
room and dining room. one screened-in
porch and an open porch: near schools.
Priced at less than $4,000. Call MR..
CANTRELL, HO 1000
Evening star., 1940-09-27
NEW HOMES,

4th AND OUACKENBOS SITS. NV.
The homes you have been waiting for
Center-han plan. beautiful. detached. 6 and
rooms with ! and , baths. Large, high
lots. Don't buy without seeing these bar
gains. Open and lighted every night and
Sunday. Drive out now
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H St NV DI 1877
Evening star., 1940-09-27

ceptlble of artistic treatment, containing
fireplace, large living rm. auto. heat. 3
bedrms. On large lot. OWNER. Chestnut
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1903 18th ST. N.w-JUsT COMPLETE
ly renowned throughout. in new-house
rage, Se7 so PEOPLES MORTGAGE
CORP, Oil New York ave- NV. Ma
finn al 4-4n
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(ContfnuAdl
ARLINGTON. VA.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR REM

FORESTVILLE. Md RMS. AND BATH;
a mi; garage. large wooded lot. Phone
Hillside 0630.
u MI. GATHERSBURG. MD.-1O RIM.
house, 2 baths, coal furnace, &. and e.:
barn, lge. chicken house . lge. gardens,
. doZ. fruit trees, grape arbors; on 61a
acres, beautifully handicapped. $50 90
month. Phone ME- G53:} 2gs
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1909 18th ST NV. - 10 ROOMS, 2
baths, Gear sarase: all modern pepteSet pES
n2vs tTE soomnS nR naIig CORP ei New YORK
ave National 4140,
Evening star., 1940-09-27

$45 PER MONTH ONLY S6.79O.
Spacious new homes, 3 bedrooms. air
conditioned. lovely clubroom. Open to 9
I'm. 1919 No. Cap ST., blocks north
Of Soldiers Home gate 29.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
WHY PAY RENT?

1921 goth Me- rooms. new brick
Sse Sne ro0 wnn1 MANA ME Is NiS0k,n& foT see tn
Evening star., 1940-09-27

VA. HIGHLANDS. 1O15 18th ST. s.
Large S-room house. newly finished inside;
ami: OIL heat. Call RA 44I0 30.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

CHEVY CHASE, MD, S8,95O.
SITUATED CLOSE TO CONN. AVE. ON
WOODED LOT 14Oxla5 FIT. ONE OF
THE FINE OLD RESIDENCES OF THIS
DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY The house
needs reconditioninH. but contains q large
rooms. . baths. sleeping porch and stair
way to hoored attic; Gear garage: vacant:
immediate possession.
EDW. H. JONES & co. INC. MO 23n0
Evening star., 1940-09-27

l3O NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ss,Ef",o
rooms bath; cleo. S35 month. T. S: NC
CAULEY, POS 9TH ST. Sc. Franklin 122o.
429 11th ST. NE ROOMS AND LARGE
modern furnace; electric outlets: double
garage. S55 mo- Decatur 4uS5-J. ~
Evening star., 1940-09-27

S57. .5O-BRAND NEW 6 RMS, AUTO
matte heat; modern 23O2 18th place ne,
near l4th and R. l. ave, MA. 1913.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

15?5 NJ Glebe I'd. Arl COLONIAL
REALTY CO.. 324S Wilson blvd. oxford
ulIh CU KIN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
PRIMROSE PATH" MARKS
CAROLINA THEATRE BILL

The desperate efforts of a lonely
girl to break the ties which bind her
to her shameful family, and to find
a better life for herself, motivate
the poignant, dramatic action of
Primrose PATH" costarring Ginger
Rogers and Joel McCrea, and ap-
pearing for the last times today at
the Carolina theatre.
In an intensely gripping role, Miss
Rogers plays a young member Of a
sordid family residing in the brand
ed part of town. Tainted almost be-
yond endurance by more fortunate
youngsters, she is a lonely, pitiable
figure. Then love comes into her
life, an emotional torrent that floods
her soul.
Joel McCrea, %portraying a happy
go-lucky operator of a hamburger
emporium, is the boy, but he is un-
aware of the girls disgraceful fam
lily. She runs away and they get mar
ried, but the shadow of her par.
ents' reputation constantly haunts
her, and she tells the truth. The
husbands bitter disillusionment, the
couples estrangement and tie grip
pfngly dramatic climax of the vib-
rant story which sees the two re.
united in spite of all obstacles, make
for compelling entertainment.
Jimmy Dorsay's orchestra, a Fash.
ion forecast and News events make
up the short program accompanying
the feature.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
INVERSHlEL TOUR
SCHEDULED TODAY
Addresses Scheduled To Be
Made By Farm Special
lists And Leaders

The general public, and citizens
from New Hanover, Fender, and
adjoining counties will view the
grazing development at Invershiel
today, in a field day, observed at
the request of a group of greatly
Interested citizens, it was an
nounced by Hugh McRae.
Morning and afternoon addresses
will be made by farm specialists
and recognized farm leaders from
this and other states, he said.
Thirty years ago Invershiel in
Fender county was not considered
an agricultural section, but due to
the accomplishment of a few .ex-
cellent farmers and the success of
the Castle Hayne colony, it is now
recognized as being favored in soil
and climatic conditions and by
nearness to markets.
A program to develop grazing
crops has been worked on for the
past 20 years at Invershiel. It was
formerly the custom to have a crop
of Bermuda grass and lespedeza
and give the COWS supplemental
feeding during their dry periods
and the winter months. McRae said
the result was not economical for
either milk of beef productions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
"SWANEE RIVER" MARKS
ROYAL THEATRE BILL

The bestowed songs of Stephen
c. Foster, the great American trou.
badour, are heard in "Swanee Riv-
err" the Te%chnicol~r production,
featuring Don Ameche, Andrea
Leeds and A. Jolson at the Royal
theatre today.
Ameche, who plays the composer,
and Jolson, who plays E. P. Chris
ty, minstrel king of that ~colorful
day, sing several of the songs, and
other melodies are rendered by the
famous Hall Johnson Choir.
Among the numbers sung are "The
Old Folks at Home" (Swanee Riv-
cry, "Old Black Joe," my Old Ken
tucy Home" "Oh! Susanna" DE
Camptown Races Jeanne with the
Light Brown Hair" and Ring,
Ring de Banjo" Also heard in the
film are Fosters Beautiful Dream
err and "Soiree Polka"
So versatile was Foster that Anne
che, already a splendid singer and
accomplished PIANIST, had to learn
to play the violin to whistle with
trills and to do a soft shoedance-
and he also had to learn how to box!
On the same program are Scalp
Trouble "Looneytoon'' and Haunt
ed House." novelty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
MISS JAMIE BARBEE,
L T.. ATKINSON
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

The marriage of Miss jamie Bar
bee. of Maysville, n William
Thomas Atkinson, of Wilmington,
took place on Thursday, May 9, at
/ o'clock at the First Baptist par
sonage in New Bern, with the Rev.
Raymond A. Thompson officiating.
Only relatives and friends OF the
couple attended the ceremony.
The bride was becomingly attlred
in a navy blue ensemble with white
accessories. Her shoulder corsage
was of roses and sweetpeas.
Mrs. Atkinson is the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Charles Bar
bee, of Maysville. She received
her education at Campbell college.
Buies Creek, and at the Woman's
college of the University Of North
Carolina in Greensboro. For the
past few years she has taught in
the Fender county schools.
Mr.. Atkinson is the O OF Mr..
Nunon and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Atkinson, of Hampstead. He holds
a position in Wilmington as super
intendent of the Wilmington Ter
rninal Warehouse company.
MIR. and Mrs. Atkinson will be at
home after May %, on Fender ave-
nue., Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
Graduates Must Learn They Are
Freshmen in The Business World

More than that, they should be
told that they must expect to dc
some fioundering around in the first
years out of school.
Tell them to talk to a dozen men
and women of 35 or 40, and see how
many of them tried several kinds OF
work before they found what they
were best suited to do.
Summer Jobs Are
Worthwhile
And let's advise them not to turn
up their noses at summer jobs. Their
argument is II don't want to waste
any time in a temporary job, when
I could be looking for a regular
one" What they overlook is that
summer jobs often lead to better
jobs, and that even if they don't
they do result in friendships made,
self-assurance gained, and, of course
in Experience"
Above all. let's not encourage this
years graduates to feel sorry for
themselves. They'll have some tough
times, probably. But so did the men
and women who today. have the
good jobs which the young regard
e%nviously.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-15
BY KERR
BY RUTH MILLETT

Let's be honest and down-to-earth
with this years graduates, who will
soon be asking for job-hunting ad-
vice.
In the first place, let's tell them
to stop thinking about security.
They have youth and health and
plenty of time in the years to come
to worry about security.
What's Learned Now Is
Handy Later
Let's even go so far as to sug-
gest that they needn't be so terri
fed of getting into the wrong job or
the job without a bright future.
What they need right now is eXper-
fence, and if they spend two or three
years getting tit doesn't matter
that they aren't doing the job they
want to do.
Whatever they are learning-even
if it is only the discipline of work
is all to the good. They'll be amaz-
ed at how little of a workers know
ledge and experience is wasted
when he goes into an entirely new
field.