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NdtlonaI 2IUU. 30 IOIN 0l. NV.
1919 RIVER RID.
Duplex; gas heat. rms, kit. bath
screened nnrch &46 Key Ant. l

1919 RIVER RID.
Duplex; gas heat. rms. kit: bath.
screensd .JSEh gSrsh :. s45 Ii,cKs Ksy cap Apt l.
1908 saANNSH II ST. NV . LGGas SationsI ;2a4s
coLoRED. -REFNED-221 F ST. NV
2 rms, kitchen, bath; refg. free Res. mgr.
CoLoRED-637 3rd ST. NE-.2 RMS.
dressing rm,' kitehen' bath; $40. F seSa y
bath, S45 mo. Telephone Dupont O642. 81
NEW APT. FOR COLORED TENANT.
1gASEs zz'' Mokkfs NoSD%$ED W hsssoP
C6s s13soMGo.oRED Ns .Ss sPEc1AIMsf7SG and + 31,t
papered and painted; a real bargain.
apts. Of 3 rms. cleo, inside toilet and
7ss 1sls RI9yP 81 Nv DAVIS Hstfs2sl s9;; osss.
71s 18th st. t2 ne. Hpt, "a rooms d. d
stss:n ssts siSS 21
1924 v.Fm6Ht %t xTs' SIMPSON cS; Net. $500.
sss nssss. nSEtGn St It Ssh ssseo
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. Natl. 2100.
144o G0k0ssP u 81 a.w.
rw Kit. bath gas eec. and elec. 60. m
1875 WILLARD ST. NV.
Q rms. kit. bath. Elec. refg. on
house current SAC. 90
R. v. MARCERON,
e13 18th st. NV. MA. 65sS.
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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.


7sS sHEH1DAH r; AIS ST NWs RMS BAJM
@Rfas'e4 ERFfss Dpty INV NE fRoF PROP
1909 EASTERN AVE, MD.-DET.. RMS.
ss gsad s4s Michigan ssnn
NEARBY vA.-5-RM., BA BUNGALOW
each. $45; Nearby Md-s rms. ba: g
sses9 & sf2 81 5gs5 Tos oes eGSD0s sl.o sD.a ts
to 9 pm.
40 v ST. N:w.-REcoND1TIONED: 8
rooms: garage; Rent apts, fine home free.
Don't miss this. Open 6 to 8 p.m.
CHEVY 9d CHASE z D; &C RMS. BA.. $40;
sS5; .1s srassa ssshs s155 81 s.o ss&ess
flce also open to 9 pm.
9 ROOMS, on HEAT. GARAGE, LOCATED
~ Seaton pl NV; $50. Phone GE. 1862
402 10th NE:-6 BRIGHT ROOMS. BATH:
hl-w;h;: newly decorated: $3.50. Call
OWNER. Columbia 1916
wooDRIDGE 2s41 BELAIR PL. NE
EaRs e!ss "a SSG siss er'ulatn' oil
room, detached garaee: close to schools and
eai ns W. ssss or
72s 22nd ST; N.w.-s R.. 2 Boo ~
17so 10Th st. INV n.x-s r.. ab, h-w.h. se $500
5Aass $ ASAss IS se5s $SSDEAED e sN Hs.ss1
rms) rec: room: oil heat: " baths: nr.
bus: 10 minutes to city. Chestnut $3.50.
3647 VAN NESS ST. N.W.-sIX ROOMS,
tive two! baths, auto gas heat; -condisionine'
tssa ao.tsa e. Ss.uta %Saae6
fireplace. screened in porch. dining room
saa e Schools %
f7th 81 St. M % District 44s4. w. - l'
2 AND BEDROOM PRACTICALLY NEW
sasa suo asa bsns1ss a
% %eS3i. EYeninss. 1h IS s6epherd ia97 s9z1 0 oo'
PETwoRTH-coLoNIAL ROW BRICK,
$1si Eyeanss aSes deoists eGssfsssss sfss Ds'Ie'
S%s&s q s%::;sss ssss s5 1860
WQo1RIDGE, 1915 18th ST. N;E-DE-
sso o0m owaER RSnsnss pupons 1872
3175 WEsTOvER DIR. s.E.,. RIGHT OFF
81 Sc ana Pa. 4ve.-0 rooms, bAthS, recre.
alton room; reasonable. Atlantic 2729.
2OO6 4th ST. N,E-REAsONABLE. 4
rooms. bath. ami. good condition. back
porch. Open. Columbia 1S54.W.
542O seth ST N.W.-6 RMS, SLEEPING
gSsSh' RSSa bath oil heat; garage. Columbia
8 RMS, BATH, 9 PORcHEs: GARAGE:
n.-w.h.; new condition. $780,. 917 Eysrts
st: ne. Key At 919, or Woodley 64S5 for
WANTED HOUSES m CHEYY CHASE,
Brightwood and other locations to rent.
We are setting many calls. Communicate
With US at once. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
217 ROSEMARY ST, CHEVY CHASE
Md.-Detached brick: g rooms, Ia baths:
maids room in basement; oil heat: built in
garage; sos per month. MIR. LANE. WI
$3.50 or Ma 0S56.
2O3O LIST ST. N.W.-s ROOMS AND BATH
h.-W.h., newly decorated, $50 Phone Du-
pont 6811 for Information.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-DETACTIw. Ex-
cellent condition, hne lot: 4 bedrooms. 2
baths, oil heat. $85. GEORGE B. HATLEY
CO., Wisconsin 7442.
;s etssssssss ssi1sSsI9 s:ssFs s. eofSxzf REAITS
CLEVELAND PARK. .320s HIGHLAND PL
iesyins Apqi /; auto heat; s1i0; open. Il
81 heat $50. Atlantis kS3S. --'
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f4O1 SHERIDAN ST. NV,


room, Murphy bed kit. and bath,
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
THE DAHLIA,
7O19 Georgia Ave.
room, dinette. kitchen, bath. in
closed sun porch $40 80
Refs. on H. c. Res. Mgr, RA 1880.
1404 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
> rooms. kitchen. dinette and 20
Heat Hot Water. Gas and Refg Included
2O26 KLINGLE RD. NV.
tOpen and Lighted)
{ rooms, kitchen, dinette, baths $50 $50
Gas, Electricity. Refrigeration. Heat and
Hot Water Furnished.
1904 10th ST. NE.
I room, Murphy bed, dinette. kitchen
and bath - $3.50
rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath S44.O0
Resident Mgr. Dupont 1898.
E. M. WILLIS & SONS,
s16 Investment Bldg. Ma. f479.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
porch:
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aan0or
TAYLOR, 4O27 18th st. NV.
rms. kit. bath; free refg. so
WHITECROFT APT,
1901 LoNGFELLoW ST. NV.
ATHERTON, pip F st. NV.
rm.. foyer. kit. bath. refg. --- S34. 90
KENYON, 1872 Kenyon st. NV.
3 rms. kit. bath. refg. - $4,000
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th st. NV.
MULLIN, 329 R. I. Ave. NE.
8 rms, kit, bath. free refg. . S42.5O
1873 Avondale St., Bethesda.
3 rms. kit, BATH refg.. porch S55.0
1909 Hampden Lane, Bethesda.
q rms, kit, bath. refg. $50
Inspection Invited.
UNHEATED DUPLEX,
1911 SIMMS PL. NE.
Q rms, kit, dinette, bath S3S. 80
1884 Holbrook Terrace NE.
. rms. kit. bath. porch s39.b0
1857 Childress st. NE.
. rms. kit. bath. porch $50 so
1922 v st. Sc.
. rms. kit. bath, porch, refg.----S40.0 90
1643 v st. Sc.
. rms, kit. bath. porch -- $3.50
FRANCIS A. ~ BLUNDON CO.,
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| APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
tContinued)
| 653 E. CAPITOL ST.
| Room. Kitchen. Bath. Refriseration.
$3.50 tn S45 90.
7th and II sts. NE. Ii. Os97.
READY TO MOVE IN.
ssaafS sm S.ds@ eorni5 Ill., es:a s:ss s
ins space. One Of the best locations s Il Il
the city, ct Rock Creek Park between Tat
oa IT, e. csyeEs sss Tits. r. Kss adss: ms
NEW BUILDING,
1921 14th ST. NV.
2.oedroom. living room furnished apart
cluded in rent: $50. Phone Randolph 1926
GEORGETOWN.
arspses sa.Is sdSSs, aaieS furnished n0s:s
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
NICELY ,FURN1sHED LIVING ROOM
90 johnson ave. Hyattsville Md.
NEARBY VA;-,NEW APT. BLDG, $3.50
bsts al Lyon So9cb bvllsre Liy rm 6sdrm kit
ssas ''sEss IS ":
SASoSnuG OOOu ONeStnuC ooUl ewes.
BY YOUNG COUPLE ROOMS ON ON
noor. private home. In NE. Capitol Hill
Box 235-H. Star. a
| CAToNsvILLE, NV. CORNER GLENMORI
and Edmondson. Baltimore. Md.-New apt
| lge. rms cedar closets mod. kit. Till
path. porch, private entrance; convenient
for committing: S66.
3701 COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON, VA
Il room. kit: elec. refg.. ami; on lOi
Dus line ; 10 min. downtown. Gentiles. g
BETHESDA--PRIvATE End FL, 8 RMS.
kit. bath, $50 incl. Ras. elec, heat, refg
couple preferred. Phone Wis. 6132-R. g
PRIVATE HOME, NEAR BUCKINGHAM
unfur. rooms. kitchen, ch.W,; liRht heat
gas; $40 mo. Oxford O5O5.
ARLINGTON. vA.-3 ROOMS AND BATH
| oil heat. gas. electric REFRIGERATOR; "a sauar,
from bus line; $3.50. 1926 N. Taylor st
MT RAINIER, MD. 1904 29th ST
Unfurn" ! room. large dressing room
| kitchen. private bath and entrance: Frigid
aire. heat. gas. elec. incl: S32 SO: adults
| RIvERDALE, MD UNFURN, APTS.:
| rm.. kitchenette, dinette, pvt. bath, en-
frances; h:-W.h., refrg, cleo, hot waite
| fur; $32.50-$37.5O. Greenwood I777.
ARL-NEW HOME, COMPLETELY FURN
| studio apt, bed-living rm, dinette, kitch
enette, pvt. bath: everything furn. OK, 1888
| AVAILABLE NOW UNFURN.. 2 ROOMS
and bath apt" S27 so. to good tenant
941 N. POLLARD ST.. ARLINGTON, Va
rooms. kitchen and bath. large yard
screened-in porch; $500. 8.
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.
NEW COLONIAL,

Exclusive NV. neighborhood: large rooms,
auto heat: s77 So cail AID. 1922. AA'
1909 BUCHANAN, ST. N.W.-s
,anE rms 2 baths. oil heat $780, 90
l'Ss Ssthi' Fern oil Seat St; n.v'-s rms 1000
Cor; Conduit and Mohican rds.. oo00
Glen Echo. Md rms. 2 baths $500
1000 Moorland @ lane. Bethesda, Md.
1881 Allison st. n.w-S rms. s
1926 3sth st. n.w-e rms. bath 5000 5000
3s9S :sSq5S ytn st. NV rms, bath 1000
bath; suitable for 2 families ~ $3.50
"a North Oakland ST., Arlington,
Vva.-o5 rms, bath 6700
Sl2 Concord ave. n.w.-6 rms,
n bath - - $500
bath $3.50
aiia Hyatt pl. n,w.-1O rms. bath 5000
bath - 5000
1923 Newton st. n.w.-6 rms.
bath 5000
2ioo otn ST. n.w.-6 rms, bath 5000
~ ~ ftn 81. ne.-6 rms. bath 81 so
10 Sherman ave, Takoma Park
Md rms. bath; oil heat $3.50
l441 You st. n.w-6 rms. bath;
light and hot water furn $500
21S E. Thornapple ST., Chevy Chase,
Md rms. bath $500
i05 4th ST. NE rms, bath 90
2Ol2 Portner pl. n.w.-6 rms.
bath: heat, light and hot water
I5ss E n.e.-5 rms, bath 5000
2922 Nichols ave. s.e.-6 rms.
s0l5 .Portner pl n.w.-6 rms. bath $500
e@f n ST. sw.-o rooms 400
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Nat
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5l-MERIDIAN PARK

6CS.CU- U-MCIC1D1AN AMY.
Delightful apt with view of park and
. exposures, for real summer COM
fort. Large liv. room, TWO BED
ROOMS dinette. bath and kit. Ex-
Close to schools. shopping center,
cars and buses and within walking
distance Of downtown. Exceptional
apt at very low rental
CCl1 1Efh ST NJ TX
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O1NAI VVOU NND1I.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME,
NEAR 18th AND IRVING STS.,
Mt; Pleasant: Near Sacred Heart Church.
Sveronf;ns ncMEN pacE CyasS LsnE ParEFRr;ct KsE
large rooms, 2 baths. "Sun-lit' kitchen
ana dinette: unusually large yard, beauti-
full recreation room. maids bath. 2 fire.
places, gar. 1854 Hobart st: NV. Il block
north of Harvard ST.. Dupont 7777.
Omen 9 am to @ m
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$62.50.
B. F. SAUL CO..

92B 18th st. NV MA. 2100.
COLORED-1618 MONTELLO AVE. NE
6-rm. house, h.-w.h.. garage; elec.. hard
wood floors: S60.60. Inquire 1914 Mon
For Regularly Employed Colored
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MT. PLEASANT.

M I. fIEAOE4IV i.
S5.95O-Nr Rock Creek Park on Park
rd.-Semi-detached. lot 25x112; rms,
bath. gas heat. elec.. 2-car garage. As
Eve. or Sunday. phone Temple 1858.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th st. NV Realtor. MA. O753
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(Continued.)

HUNTINGTON TERRACE
3 bedrooms. h.-wh., garage. screened
3 NJ Fry. INC. WI s74O Until PM.
3714 ST. NV.
8 r. b., h-w.h.. gar, refg.. S65
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC, District 3346.
1O1 r ST. NV r.. B.. ELEc.,
615 4th st. S.W. MA. 6s72.
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Al CONDITION.

I Z
Lovely Groom, 2-bath home in Chevy
Chase, D: c.: ~ blocks from Conn. ave.
u block from Nebraska ave. Gas hot-water
heat. hoored attic. garage. Really priced
low for quick selling. Phone Dupont 1925
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1900 HEMLOCK ST. NV ROOMS. 8
rage; $s5.
Mckinley St, near Conn ave.-Detached,
z rooms, bath with shower. gas heat, re-
frtgeration, 2-car garage; 500.
WALTER A. BROWN.
MA. 1882. WI. 5134.
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Exclusive NV. neighborhood: 6 large rooms
baths, full attic, attached brick garage;
auto heat: $3.50. Call AID. 1922
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LUXURY AT MODEST PRICE.
Residence located Greenwich Forest, OF
Wilson blvd, Nd. with . large plot of
Destined by one Of WashinEton's best
English design of brick and stone. bed
rooms, large master bedroom with. spacious
dressing room. big entrance hall, large liv-
ing room, music room and very large dining
room with fireplace. modern kitchen,
screened-in rustic porch: Sl7,500: con-
$500 Wis. ave. Phone WI 6693.
1888 Z ST. NE.-NEW 2-FAMuY BRICK:
front porch; 3 rear entrances; complete
kitchens, 2 baths: refg.: basement: laun-
dry tubs; automatic h.-w.h. Lot 12h It.
10 am. to 8 pm.
LOUIS H. HALL.
2125 R. !. Ave. NE. Hobart 5000.
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY,
S5.450-11 rms, baths. gaf.; lot
5Ox16O; improved BY . detached 2h-stery
dwelling, stucco over frame; with h.-w.h..
i,f' 81 ss17. W. I. MOORE. oE. 2sos
SIT COLORADO AVE. NV.
sssns sf:aaooS scndsGa sfF fes.zs oeRsR snS:, as
4800s
Evening star., 1940-03-02

BY OWNER-DUNNIGAN BUILT-cHIL-
lum Hts Three years old rooms, 2
baths. gas heat, garage. Georgia 464S.
LIVE IN AIR-CONDITIONED LUXURY
for as little as S3S a month Two-story.
detached Colonial home; now on display
at 50l8 Ventnor rd., Green Acres. Call
Wisconsin 1922
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WIDOW MUST SELL.

Brick. rms, bath, recreation room with
summer and winter hookup. 2o0-gal do
mestic hot-water tank; Chambers fireless
cooker. gas range, 7-ft. elec. refs- modern
doctors home. Close streetcars and bus.
Ewes. or Sunday. phone Atlantic 1928.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV. Realtor. MA, O753.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
WILL TALK
TO BUSINESS CLUB
Will Discuss Social Security
At Meeting On Monday
Night, Feb. IL

"social Security and How 1t At
fects YOU" will be the subject of an
address by Robert Romeo, Of the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance COM
nanv. at a meeting of the Whining
ton Better Business club on Monday
night, February II.
Herbert W. Slack, president of the
club, will preside.
The meeting will be the second
since the club was re-organiZed re-
Gently.
At a meeting Monday night, Will
bur R. Dosher, postmaster, was the
principal speaker, using as his sub
ject, wilmington and It's Opportu-
mites" Another feature of the meet
ing was the asking of the following
questions:
How many boys who graduated
from New Hanover High school in
1889 are now unemployed? Why
doesn't Wilmington have a college?
Does Wilmington need a community
chest? How accurate is the informa-
ton that is given out by the Credit
Bureau of Wilmington and how ex.
tensively is it used by the business
men? How many new concerns
opened in Wilmington last year?
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
BEHIND PRISON GATES"
is OFFERED AT B7JOU

Hitting a new high in suspense,
Columbia's startling new drama,
Behind Prison Gates" opens today
at the Bijou theatre featuring
Brian Donlevy and Jacqueline Wells
in the leading roles. Endowed with
a forceful plot and powerful dra-
matte sequences, the film tells a
tensely absorbing tale of life with.
in the walls of a huge peniten.
tiary.
Central figure of Behind Prison
Gates" is Donlevy who portrays an
investigator from the state attor-
neg generals office. Assuming the
identity of a dead criminal, Don
levy gets himself sentenced to the
p~enitentiary to obtain evidence on
a desperate gang of bank-robbers
who are serving time for a minor
crime. Before he achieves his OBJ
jective, the onlookers treated to
a thrilling series of events which
include his exposure to the con.
victs Is a hated "copper"" an at.
tempted prison break, a thrilling
gun battle and the eventual appre.
hension of the Indicators.
The current chapter Of Dare
devils of the Red Circle and a
Stooge comedy are included on the
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Movie ReVues
DRAMATIC LOVE STORY
is FEATURED AT ROYAL

Ingrid Bergman, the beautiful
young continental actress is intro
duced to American audiences for the
first time in the new David O..
selznick production, "~Intermezzo, a
Love Story" in which she is CO.
starred with Leslie Howard and
Edna Best. This new picture. a
dramatic love story set in modern
day Europe, is scheduled for its
premiere showing at the Royal
theatre today.
The story, briefly told, concerns
turns home to Stockholm to rejoin
his wife and two children after a
two years absence during which he
became the sensation of continental
quiet existence and to renew &C.
quaintance with his family, he finds
himself restless ard anxious for a
life of youth and gayety.
He urges his wife to accompany
him on a second honeymoon to the
romantic places which he visited on
tour but she explains that her roots
are in her home and that her chill
dren need her love and guidance.
When he meets the lovely young
pianist who teaches his daughter,
he is strangely attracted to her.
He cannot resist her charms and he
goes off on another tour with her,
leaving his family behind. How
their affair finally winds up pro-
vides the film with ar exciting and
unexpected climax.
A diversified short program &C.
companies the feature. 1t includes
a screen snapshot subject. a pic.
ture on exterminating mice and one
of Rice's sportlights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Paul D. Grady Opposes
Further Capitalization

BENSON, Feb. 6.-R-Paul D.
Grady, of Kenly, gubernatorial can
didate, tonight expressed OPPOSITION
to further Capitalization of govern.
ment and power in Raleigh"
Speaking before the Benson Bust
ness Mems club, he advocated fire.
quent accountings Of elective and
appointive officials to the people in
order to have "a government more
responsive to the will and need of
our citizenship"
"Times and conditions change and
government must change to meet
these conditions" he said. "More
thought and study must be given
to the ability of the taxpayer to
pay and less to the fixing of an ar
bitrary budget and then demand
that the tax payer shall and must
pay whether he isable to do SO or
not"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
SNOW GIVES \. c'
ROADS REAL TEST
Chief Highway Engineer s,,.
Only Time Will Tell Ey .'''
tent Of Damage

RALEIGH, Feb. 6.-P-T,.
cent heavy statewide Snow
North Carolina highways the NV.
severe test they have had aos'
the winter of 1856, and ~ ,-,'
time will tell the full ex.ss, y.
damage, W. Vance Bais.. V
highway engineer, said TODAY '"''
Until the weather gives bf,,.
officials a break" he said. ~. ."sF
can be done, though all divtsion ,- ..'
district engineers have been o,s. an!
to proceed with repair work 1
all equipment aad manpoUer r ,rI
able. @'si'
1T has been almost tvo
since the weather has permfr.as 3''A'
appreciable amount of maints1. sAY
work upon our $4,000 miles ~
ondary roads, the engineer '
nor will major repairs be possg'
until these again become mo5,,.
ly dry. Thousands of miles os
roads will undoubtedly be di+f,on'
to drive upon for some time
considerable mileage which has NJ, M.
been surfaced will be imnas,o,I NV ;,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Number Of Youngsters
jailed In N. {. Reduced

RALEIGH, Feb. 6-P-The num-
Der of children under 16 jailed in
North Carolina decreased from l.
231 in 1886 to 1874 in 1889, w. c.
Ezell, director of the division of in
stitutions and corrections, reported
today.
Last years total, however, he
added, included 81 held in Buncombe
county in what the juvenile court
there called detention quarters"
but which were termed a Jail in
view of the attorney generals in
depreciation of the law.
In the last three years, 1877 chill
dren under 10 years of age were
placed in quarters where they
came in daily contact with harden
ed criminals" Ezell said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
"OF MEN AND MICE"
FEATURED AT CAROLINA

Handsome Bob Steele, black-hair-
ed, blue-eyed hero of western films,
has finally gotten off his high
horse. When he was signed for the
part of Curley in the filming of
John Steinback's novel "Of Mice
and Men," now at the Carolina
theatre, he hoped he had contributed
his swan song to the field OF
Horse Opera"
Steele is well-known to western
film fans. His has ridden, shot
and punched his way through more
than 100 westerns. He has done
away with more cattle-rustlers than
the Texas Rangers. He has cleaned
up more saloons than the Volstead
act.
TITS nice work when you get it,
said Steele, "but I'm pretty tired of
it. 1t becomes as monotonous as
the turning of a BARRIERS pole"
World News Events ACCOMPANY
the feature.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Leonard Brisson Rites
To Be Conducted Today

LUMBERTON, Feb. 6.-Funeral
services for Leonard Brisson, ST.
year-old farmer, who died Monday
at his home near Attention, are
scheduled to be held from the home
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Burial will follow in the Phillips
cemetery.
Mr.. Brisson succumbed to a heart
ailment after a weeks critical ILL
ness He is survived by four daugh.
tiers, Mesdames K. L. Davis. Walter
Taylor, Willie Smith and C. r. Mer-
GER, and n son, Troy NJ. Brisson,
all of the home community; two
brothers, R. E. Brisson of st. Pauls
and D. r. Brisson of Daytona
Beach, Fla, two sisters, Mrs. V.
Mary Storey of Eustis, Fla, and
Mrs. G. T. Fisher of st. Pauls.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Hoover Claims Mian,is
Winter Resort Section
Is Underworld's Mecca

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-CP-The
Miami, Fla, resort area was describ'
ed to congress by ]. Edgar Hoover
today as an underworld mecca for
vicious hoodlums' who operate
without interference from local au-
thorities.
The director of the federal bureau
of investigation, also charged that
police officers gave only Zip service"
to government attempts at cleaning
up the condition.
Hoover's accusations were made to
a house appropriations sub-commit-
tee on January 10, but made public
today with other testimony concern
ing justice department %appropria.
lions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Comely Blondes Effort To Stop
Lewisohn Wedding Unsuccessful

mer Rochester, N, Y, newspaper
woman, slipped out of the room -
avoid the unexpected commotion
caused by the "other' woman.
Attorneys went into a lengthy
huddle with Rabbi Israel, heard
36-year-old Miss Spears fearful as
sertion she had been Lewisohn's
common-law wife for 16 years and
listened to the reading of an in.
scription from one of his books
recognizing her as my wife and
mother of my son."
But this caused only a temporary
halt in the ceremony. Miss Spear
had made her plea and departed
to a hotel with her son, Jimmy.
Lewisohn and his fiancee stood be-
fore Rabbi Israel again, took the
wedding VOWS and caught a train
to New York.
Following the ceremony, Sander
said he would consult with my
client about legal action in Balti-
more"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Mrs. Kirkland Page
Funeral Rites Held

GAINESVILLE, Feb. 6.-Funeral
rites for Mrs. kirkland Page, 70,
mother of former Sheriff Mark
Page of Robson county, who died
of a heart attack 1t her home near
here last night, were conducted
from the residence this afternoon.
Interment followed in the family
cemetery.
A widow, Mrs Page had been an
invalid for ten years. She is sur
vived by five sons: Mark, now of
Bladen county, Charlie and Jamie
Page, of Atlanta, Ga, J. B. Page Of
Belmont and Rodney Page, of the
home,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
Final Services Held
For Mrs. Mary Sandlin

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Peter Bloome Sandlin, u, who was
found dead at her home at Sill
North Fifth street Monday morn
ing, were held from the chapel of
Andrews mortuary yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Rev. Walter B. Freed, as.
sisted by DR.. Edwin F. Keever, con-
Quoted the services. Interment fol-
lowed in Oakdale cemetery.
Active ~pallbearers were: Henry
Gieschen, Johnnie Bosch, Merlin
Archer, Lewis Hall, Martin Schnib.
ben and Henry Harkers. Honorary
pallbearers were: w. A. Mailer,
John F. Rufus, DR.. j. H. Dreher and
]. ]. Overton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-07
HUGHES ADDRESSES
METHODlSTS' MEET.
Says Church Needs Baptism
Of Courage In It's Evan
gelistic Life

RALEIGH, Feb. 6.-R-"We are
just plain scared, that is ALL" Bishop
Edwin H. Hughes of Washington
told Eastern North Carolina Metho-
dists today in an address urging a
revival of faith in the church's
evangelism.
I'VE are here today at this meet.
ing because of evangelism" he
said, "but W. are having a case of
evangelism shivers in these times
and many of our ministers are
frightened 80"
He spoke at a Methodist adj
vance" meeting attended by more
than 1000 Methodists from all parts
of the state east of Burlington.
"We need a baptism of courage
in reference to evangelistic life"
Bishop Hughes said. Public evan
gelism is hard, not easy. If the PEG.
pie do not come to US, go to them,
and don't be scared of public evan.
gelism.
"Preach the gospel practically as
we'll as publicly, for the moving pic
lures are competing with US and
God calls us to a tremendous evan
gelism from person to person. This
is our very faith"
Bishop Ernest L. Waldorf of Chi.
cago outlined aims of the methodist
advance" including deepening of
members spiritual life and of the
church's educational and missionary
conviction, increased support of its
benevolent causes, a more progress
sive local church, and evangelism,