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The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
WE'VE NEVER HAD MORE

WE'VE NEVER HAD MORE
than a five-minutes c0nver-
sation with Miss Bruce, and we
doubt whether she even recalls
the cOnfab (backstage at Apol-
10 theatre) two years ago. We
found her pers0nabie, aIlve
and intensely creative and de-
voted to her proteges as. a
mother hen to her baby chick
brood.
SHE GETS her pupils young.
not merely young in years. but
youthful in mind-structure. They
re versed in all modern Chorus
dancing routines) .Boobie- Woogie
-. .indy-Hop etc. Each is an
artist so versatile and expertly
coached, that a moments notice
they can be switched to creative
dancing, the sort that make FOUR
SAINTS (Federal theatre) out
standing as production a few
seasons back. The genius of people
like. MARY BRUCE and KATH-
ERINE DUNHAM cher story comes
later), should be captured by writ
erS of TODAY. leaving simple,
the tasks of those who. step into
our footprints. .on TOMORROW'S
DHTcIIr1 DAIXyNTNI(S
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

Americas bandleaders has be-
field He has received official not
Washington thai he has passed the tests apiane
joining white Interested in aviation
Orkdos Besides imnio Tclude Wayne King
L AIRY Clinton, Bob5y Byrne and Buddy Rogers
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

THE WHITE man points the,
way to us in matters like these SO
clearly that it's similar to COM
pounding a felony, for so called
Negro 'intellectualS' to overlook
this all important happening in
American Concert Stage and
Theatre life
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
STUDIED VOCAL

Andy received his first musical
instruction in the form of vocal
lessons from Paul Whiteman's ia
ther, Wilberforce j. Whiteman, su-
pervisor of music in the Denver
public schools. 1t goes without say
ing that this training was in classi-
cal fields, for Mr.. Whiteman
brought Paul up as legimate viola
player and even recently on 1--WE,
the People" went on record as not
liking the kind of music Paul plays
today.
Then Andy, whose instrument is
Saxopfone but who also plays clari-
net, flute, tuba and string bass,
studied under Franz Rath, solo
clarinetist of the Boston Symphony
Who was in Denver for his health
and under Cordi and Walter Light
as well. \
And the first orchestra he played
in was that of George Morrison,
who had also been trained as a
legitimate musician, although his
orchestra, like Paul Whiteman's was
one of the first large jazz band
using arrangements. Art Hickman,
George Morrison and Paul White
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05
F0otlight 80.
Flickers ....
BY ALVIN MOSES

NEW YCFIk-(A n P)-WE
HUMANS ARE STRANGE in
the matter Of recording facts per-
tinenG to the history OF tomorrow
Tor example, take the case Of
MARY BRUCE, teacher Of terpsi-
chorean innovation T1lis little
lady upon whom mother nature.
pe1fcTmed permanent job OF
...." ."brown-tone" -. WILL EE
HAILED IN 1850 AS THE GREAT
EST SINGLE FACTOR IN
CHANGING THE DANCE TE.M-
PO OF NEGRO STAGE ARTISTS
Mind you, We say. =, in 1850. NOT
1940!!
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

RESEARCH workers and
photographers of a decade
hence will fret, curse and fume
over not b<lg able to dig up
necessary Information concern
ing this change that is going
on tight before the eyes of all
of us. This will be true if some
writer of definite greatness like
a RICHARD WRIGHT or a
LANGSTON HUGHES. does
not emulate the late (beloved)
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON
Tread his "Black Manhattan")
and leave for those of the
1S40-50 cycle an accurate COM
pendium and reference book on
the subject. Naturally, no such
work would be meritorius with
out a chapter or two being de-
voted to. :. KATE DUNHAM.
The Phoenix index., 1940-10-05

ny UI ColN To ULJs
ALL ENDS WELL
High hated by the society peo-
ole, Joe and his companions expose
the scheming Tillie, Cobina and
her lover win consent Of the family,
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Births Reported

Charles and Mary Adams, boy.
Robert and Bsrnice Baker. boy.
Carl and Mary Beans. boy.
sssSp ebs1s and AND E:nSa. ET:noss Goua pous, boy
William and Margaret Hildebrand. girl.
Arthur and Clara MaRruder. girl.
Arthur ant and Elizabeth Oswald. twins. eo
Paul and Theda schooler. girl.
Donald and MarEaret Smith. boy.
Douglas and Lois White, boy.
| Stanley and Mary Young, girl.
Edward and Iva Bl.kenship. boy.
Orrln and Cecilia Cox boy.
Paul and Peggy Harris. Girl.
Marvin and Edith Hood. boy.
John and Rose Moore, girl
BENJAMIN and Betty siegel. Girl.
Ira and Dorothy Strawn, boy.
Edward and Lucy Alsop, boy.
Joseph and Pasaualina Bennett. girl.
Owen and Ellen Booron, girl.
HssTsss Haynes and nd Anne A. a9sr BurTps eir, ,
Hsnsel zsnsst and and Mdsea a,Fn Fleming ling girl
Francis and Jane Hart boy
Charles and Dorothy Hedetniani. boy.
Dewey and Alma Hillman, boy.
William and Margaret Holloway. sirl.
Bernard and Vera Mead. Girl.
GeorEe and Jessie McLaurhlin. sirl.
Michael and Mary Palmaroszo. ,sirl.
L.9n:rs Lem: .nd and v5s5. Peters :r boy
Samule and Celia Siegel. girl.
Thomas and Loula Smoot, boy.
Samuel and Dora frames, Girl
Herbert and Jean Walsh boy.
Morton and Marie Willsutts, girl.
Catherine Joseph. twinboys.
ClAirboren and Mary Bailey. boy.
Barton and Lillian Belts. girl.
John and Celia Brown, boy.
Shelby and Ethel Colbert, Girl.
Edward and Helen Dickens, boy.
William and Elizabeth Fredericks. airl.
Charles and Marian Harding. jr.. girl.
Francis and Mildred Healy. boy.
George and Ervel Reid. boy.
Ellores and Demetra Holcomb. boy.
Samuel and Margaret Jenkins. GIRL
Robert and Virginia MONTGOMERY, girl.
Edward and Helen Orndod, girl.
Jennings and Dorothy Palmer. boy.
Ralph and Winifrad Reid, boy.
Harry and virginia ShillinG, girl.
John and bessie Smith boy.
Robert and Emily Thomas, boy.
Joseph and Esther Wiener, boy.
Arthur and Elizabeth Weisenberser, boy.
Chester and Patricia Willisns, koy.
Wallace and Ruth Yater. girl
Julius and Annie Caesar, girl
Wyadel and Annie Edmunds. girl.
Raymond and Dorothy Harris. boy.
Robert and Frances Payne. boy.
John and Viola Salley, boy.
Lemuel and Mary Stroman. girl.
Lewis and Beatrice Cockrell, girl.
Moses and Ellen Goods. girl.
James and Elsie Horton boy.
Columbus and Melinda Perry. girl.
joseph and Berenice Scott, girl.
James and Ethel Thomas, girl.
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Deaths Reported

George M. West, "a. 2e12 Rittenhouse st.
Thomas Dean. 50, a41a 2nd a. st: ne.
Mary c. Bakersmith, ~, 332 Bryant st'
waite. g KI!asr @ bss a1lss p, .ysi ,,,i.an nv
Arthur J. X. Jones. es. 1894 GARFIELD st.
Harry Herbold. bs Emergency AospitaI.
Ray L. Yingling, 81. 1908 Ca ave. NV.
Ralph D. srnithson Is, 1914 4th st. NV.
Marion 3: Grady; Il; 3v st. n:w;.,
Ada Brown. 55. Freedmens Hospital.
Eugene Smith, 48, 1850 Wis. ave. NV,
Hyion McClaine, 40. Qallinger Hospital
Hinton Virgins. 33, Gallinger Hospital
Richard l.. Holiday. 1, 1929 14th st. NV.
keTa s. st. o.nsss
Sarah +. Shetland. 70. 71e Newton pl. NV.
Charlotte M. Krug, II. Providence Hos
BOYD K. Reeves. "a. Casualty Hospital.
infant Cloud, Columbia Hospital.
Infant Martin, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Crampton. Qallinger Hospital.
Infant De Oracle. 0allinger Hospital
infant Hill. Providence Hospital.
Infant mt, Msredtth Gsilinser Ho;pitas ac.,,..,
Charles sollers: bs: Ills North CAPITOL
Jennie burrouehs. II: ass Pieassnt 81: ne.
william Brown. ,,;5..i 81 G;.il,n{s, {s.n;: Hospital
infant eamuels. rreeCmen's Hclpitsl.
infant bavenport, Freedmen's hospital.
Infant Hyson. xreedmsn'S HOSPITAL.
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Roosevelt Sought
ParIeys 10 Aid Self,
Canadian Asserts
Conservative Leader Says
He Learned Reasons for
Recent Defense TuIks

TORONTO, Sept. (Canadiar
Press).-Canadians must remember
that "the British Navy and tht
Royal Air Force are today the de.
tenders and the only defenders oi
the North American Continent,
Conservative Leader r. B. Hanson
declared yesterday in an address ir
which he discussed Canadian
United States defense talks.
He added that II believe oui
good neighbors to the South are
becoming aware of that"
Reviewing the recent meeting o1
Prime Minister Mackenzie King
and President Roosevelt, seeking
reelection to that high office.
Mr.. Hanson said that he, "as the
leader Of his majesty's Loyal Op.
position in the House of Commons,
went to Ottawa "to find out what 1t
was all about"
He learned, he said, the confer
ence was held at the request OF
President Roosevelt, land, if I ap.
prehend the situation correctly
was designed, in part at least, te
assist Mr.. Roosevelt in his present
position. Now, I do not wish tc
imply that the movement has not q
larger and more noble purpose
Without question it has, but it is tc
serve the other purpose as we'll"
He said he was told that no COM
mitments have been made on the
part of either country and that the
British government is in agreement
with the holding of the talks.
"If England wins the battle OF
Britain" Mr.. Hanson continued, "the
problem for the United States and
Canada will be solved, for Britain
Is our defender-not the United
States. If Britain fails, "*s we are
told that under the Monroe Doc
trine the United States will defend
us. Well, perhaps. If she can de-
fend herself, certainly. But
I am wondering. If the day arrives
when we have to shield and de-
fend ourselves under the armed
forces of the Stars and Stripes, then
I very much fear that, whether we
like 1t or not, that day we shall haul
down the old Union Jack and it will
not be raised again in our time, If
ever"
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Bible Group Is Told
Government Needs
Plain Morality
Dr.. F. K. Stomm TqIks
At Closing Session at
Westminster, Nd.

plain, simple morality" is Just as
necessary for the Government as
it is for individuals, DR.. Frederick
K. Stamm of Brooklyn told the
closing session of the summer con-
ference Of the Organized Bible Glass
Association at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, Nd, yester-
day.
More than 400 persons attended
the closing session. Page NICK.
Etchison, president of the associa-
ton, said a larger number of dele
gates attended this conference
than any previously held.
Contending the Government is
clouding the issue Of conscription,
DR.. Stamm said the Government
has not made 1t clear whether
the conScription bill, which drafts
100000 boys and spends $4,000
000,0O0 and makes $4,000 airplanes
=. means only defense or a war
Of aggression in Europe next year."
"Our Government" DR.. Stamm
asserted, should say we are or we
are not going to war"
Three Essentials Cited.
Comparing Hitler's statement that
1T is strong nation and a power
full nation that is armed to the
teeth" with Isaiah's declaration that
''The meek shall inherit the EARTH"
DR.. Stamm said that to understand
the meaning Of Isaiah's statement
there should be three things in the
life of every individual today.
These he listed as essential con-
fldence and genuine trust In hu-
manity; plain, simple morality and
simple religion.
He pointed out that the Roman
Empire fell when it came to the
place where no man could trust any
other man.
DR.. Stamm, who will address the
District Sunday School Association
Convention on October 81 and % at
the Ninth Street Christian Church,
spent busy week end.
He addressed the opening session
Of the conference on Saturday night,
wac olAfCAA W llC
left for New York, broadcasting
from there Sunday morning. He
then addressed his own church, the
Clinton Avenue Community Church,
ate dinner at the parsonage and
returned to Baltimore, where John
A. Patterson, jr.. convention regis
trar, met him and drove him back
to Westminster for an address Sum-
day night. Altogether he addressed
the conference three times.
Bodmer Leads Forum.
Arthur r. Bodmer of Harrisburg,
Pa. led the forum earlier Sunday
on the theme, Making the Adult
Bible Glass More Effective" How
ard M. Stackhouse was appointed
councillor for the District for the
National Federation Of Mems
Glasses.
At the concluding dinner in the
college dining hall Association
President Etchison led tributes to
delegates celebrating anniversaries.
Those honored included Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Williams, Western Pres
byterian Church, silver wedding an
niversary; Mr.. and Mrs. George
jenkins. Columbia Heights Chris
| tian Church, married 46 years, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mauger, EN-
ory Methodist Church, wed 10 years
ago yesterday.
Birthday greetings were extend
ed to Leona T. Rider, Mount Raj
nier Christian Church; Dorothy
Barnes, Kenilworth Presbyterian
Church, and Guy Perry, Potomac
Chapel Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

carry the war TO any enemy attack
Ing this country.
The aircraft head said the an
nouncement which was being with
held because of the Senate measure
covered expansion 'here or in
Texas"
Naturalization Of her aircraft
industry by France was so disastrous
that that country's production fell
down terribly, and even though she
frantically resorted to foreign help
at exorbitant expense, she collapsed
as a nation and probably never will
recover" Maj. Fleet said
I'VE hope our Government will
not make this mistake"
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Conserlption Plan Halls
Announcement Of Plant
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. 3.-Maj.
Reuben H. Fleet, Consolidated Air
craft president, said yesterday that
announcement Of vast future ex-
pansion was being withheld because
of Senate bill authorizing con-
scription of industry"
Speaking at ceremonies dedicating
the firms new $2,500,0 900 addition,
Maj. Fleet criticized naturalization
of the aircraft industry, citing the
failure in France.
He expressed confidence the in
duStry would be able not only to pro-
tect America from attack but could
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Montgomery Voters Get
New REGISTRY Sites
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 3.-The
supervisor Of elections announced
today the following additional places
where the Permanent Board Of Reg
listers Of Montgomery County will
register and transfer voters and ac-
cept declarations Of intentions:
Neutrality-suspicious. Z from
pm. to 10:30 pm, at the armory.
Takoma Park-September IL and
II, from 7 pm. to 10:30 pm, at the
fire engine house.
Glen Echo-September IA from /
pm. to s pm, at the fire engine
house.
Evening star., 1940-09-03

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Police Nab Pair Here
After Downtown Roce

Two men, caught in a 60-mile- an
hour automobile chase through
downtown Washington. were held by
police today in connection with the
theft of Baltimore car.
Policeman r. M. Lawrenson be.
gan the pursuit when the two mer
drove an automobile through a rec
light at Fifteenth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue N. w. yesterday
He commandeered taxicab and
raced after them for several blocks
before the fugitive car escaped ir
tramc. A police scout car soor
sighted the quarry, however, and
forced 1t to the curb at Eighth and
I streets NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1940-09-03

Beekeepers associations of Eng
land will provide free care for bees
of members called for national
service,
Evening star., 1940-09-03
Speeder Tours HospituIs

CLEVELAND, Ohio R.-Judgs
Lewis Brucker sentenced John To-
liak to 90-day tour of mortuaries
and hospitals. Charge was speeding.
Evening star., 1940-03-08

SU SHOtS by CarS Eascized of black gaade
patent lattice work, front and back! $8.75.
EASY to SLPON sandad
VALUE Congressonal made by CARLISLE. $875
BAlIMO OxFORD-th
OF black gabardine with patent highighs.
bOW PUMP Of patent and l Rest
in 4spot comfort features $3.50.
New Aoe sokn, n,FoutHoo
Evening star., 1940-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSEPH G. WEEDA, Attorney,
A01 New York Ave. NV

9O1 New York Ave. NV.
DsRT s9a!s for coYeT .5e pset OF THE II cgSGI TNTD
soldins Probsts court.N1n r re, eisi Estate Of
Betsie Bullock. Deceased.--Administra
F1AI HsD fRo9DEG SF6 Foa DaTb sJBLa E2R
TION.-The notification as to the trial Of
the issues. in this case relating to the
18th day of September. 1889. purportins
TO be the last win and testament of Betsie
suiosk sdf.s os having been 1euTned
Ashley. James Bullock Evelyn Bullock Epps.
sussf g g sa Eh. Il s bvss b Ss
9spERED That I SAID Z, issues 4vf0se be set down down
and that this order and the substance OF
four successive weeks in the "washineton
s eslGa said issues fooa
the i 18th Day ea'se q Il. asf
the said deceased at the time Of the making
5nd sn hsq 81 sa paper % as Rfna o
eapsbe mnd and % msPHs x P any was se
obtained and the execution thereof pro-
cured from the said Betsie Bullock by the
ercised upon her by one Evelyn Bullock
Epps or some other person or persons
said paper writing purportinR to be the
last will and testament Of said deceased.
obtained and the execution thereof pro-
fraud and deceit exercised upon her BY
one Evelyn Bullock Epps. or some other
TONERS? JAMES NJ. PROCTOR. Justice
(SeaD Attest: THEODORE COGSWE1L
REGISTER Of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
no25. .de2.4Q1l l.16.1S
Evening star., 1940-12-09
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY
THOs. ]. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS
1431 Eye st. NV

ssTzEEE sath MFsSSrDy SE DyA1gAs!s ~ ssFoRE E5AE
ea5sk eoRaERR RRTaI1Ek oF Ksfok02eGHIT okk02eHTTD fHE
SSoLuMsIA ROAD NV % FRoHTfNG ING
AoR koRp iIsS5 KI6wTy yaET Fl 8 SEQ 81 ,kg sSkgSsaRR aR
,KAIoRAMA ROAD s. NV WpEEMisEs 1857
r.esyd.d by virtue q certain deed Of trust duly
q the SsI and Hs Ssso1ds s7s 81 r4,o ths pre as Ct
OF Columbia. and at the request Of the
party pantys. secured S, thereby The undersigned
Ien Of premises on0hf on MoNpaY aoit3on THE H
kINTa AZ RAy .y,STsyRSE 4S yRSEGEMsEk GI a x5 1870
uate in the District Of Columbia. and
desisnated an s1ate a.. As and being Lot Twelve 25
Ss1 ss 10 sna ID WIam' whHna' = shsT roass
tracts Of land called Widows Nit Mite" . and Ind
,sbo, mount c crieasant," as per plat recorded in
District Of eolumbia 'ns sub,eet ecteyoF 70 the 3.
oF sAER R: seSsn oneh IT ''a IL Df IL.
purchese-money to be paid in cash. bal
ance IN four equal installments. payable
mum PAYABLE quarterly from fm'u day of Of SAFE. sh,
nroperfv necnrsd by y, rst deed Of trust upon the
De required at time of sale. Examination
OF tltle coveyanclng. recording, revenue
Of sale to be complied with within so
days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to forfeit said
! risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser, upon
the foresoins terms after fye days ad-
paper published in in Washington' h to SUD- p &C or
with or without forfeiting the deposit the
trustee may avail itself Of any legal or
EQUITABLE rights against the defaulting
purchaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY VIM L. BEALE
tSeal) Vice President.
Attest:
A. H SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
nooS,d I'D 4 ex su
Evening star., 1940-12-09
TRAlLERS FOR SAIL.

SEE THE NEW 1871 Glider trailers before
puying. Easy terms House in Tree Trailer
Park. Route /, Berwyn, Md
VAGABOND, the coach that has everything
On display opposite Canary Camp, BALTIC
blvd. Berwvn. Md
TRA1LERS. new and used: easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp Ri. l. Berwyn. Md
MUST SACRIFICE Gift. slider trailer,
excellent condition: sleeps 4; yr old
10 Balto. blvd. Cottage City. Md.
HOUSE TRAILERS. rooms. sx1O: used 8
months. practically new 4l2 10th ST.
ne. Ii. 2113-J after pm
Evening star., 1940-12-09
GEORGETOWN.
anno nIINRARTON AVE


For some one who desires townhouse
with style and dignity. here is a residence
which was a fne home nearly century
ago that will shortly retake its place IN
neighborhood of attractive houses. Plans
have been drawn for the remodeling OF
this unusual home of rooms. freplaces.
a closets. > baths and lavatory. However.
the purchaser. taking advantage OF the
saving made bv contracting for this home
now may alter these to his tastes and
requirements.
Large private hall: living room. 13x"6'a ?
feet: dining room. l2i2Xl3l7 feeti large
kitchen: y twin bedrooms.
Inspection by appointment. Woodley
t0SQ
Evening star., 1940-12-09
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Washington. D.
C.. December f. l940.-Sealed bids in du-
plicate will be publicly opener in this once
at 1000 am. Standard time. December
Il. 1910. for re-roofng Temporary Build
Ing No. ,. Washington, D c. Specifca-
tions may be obtained at this ONCE. The
furnishing Of more than one set will be at
the discretion Of the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Buildings. w. E. REYNOLDS Com
missioner OF Public Buildings. Federal
Works Agency de7oIO
Evening star., 1940-12-09
LOTS WANTED.

Rollingwood, Chevy Chase. Md-70-ft.
frontage. all improvements also paved alley
Trees. EDW H. JONES CO. WO 1900.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
ALTO TRUCKS EoR SALE.

FORD 1884 h-ton panel delivery; fne
cond.; S65. 1882 Chev. pickup. $50. Sun
Motors p56 Fla. NV. DE. 0356. 10'
DODGE 1885 1h-ton PANEL in fine eondi-
GENERAL MoToRs TRUCK & COACH.
30 M ST. NE ME. 0505.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
MONTGOMERY COIINTY
81 050

Close in: nearly 3la acres $50 feet on
hard-surfaced road; city water availa BILE.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. REALTORS
12l 10th St NV National O765
Evening star., 1940-12-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

INDUSTRIAL GROUND-ABoUT 4 ACRES
on Bladensburg I'd, Immediately north Of
Fleischmann' yeast plant: also large frame
bldg. on ground, can be used for dwelling
ONCE or light storage L. J. MILLS. Ma
Evening star., 1940-12-09
DONALD LIGHTBOWN
$3.50 CASH.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.

UOO1 OT VIM. 1ANb'
ROOMS-REDUCED TO $4,000.
convenient and desirable location, don't
fail to see this house Includes reception
foyer. living rm. with fireplace; lSt-foor
sunroom or den. 3 unusually large bed
rooms, baths. insulated attic: automatic
heat Tsrsss There is hssutfgily sor dsiis land es
Mr. Mannakee, Randolph 1885.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411.
coIoREDI150o BLOCK ST NV
storxnhand bsmt brick, rms, > baths.
- YER heat: $500 down. bal like rent:
,,nI !yaasTThst do have ayo you, o., Phone ~
.onside-
rm' houses. NV. section: bath. gas elec.,
h.-vh., garage; down payment low as $3.50,
bal. like rent Phone V. S. HURLBERT,
Ma. $50 e31 st. NV.
ooloRED = GOOD sIx-RooM BRICK
heat; Sc, section; near Navy Yard, $50
HURLBERT Ma $500 931 H st. NV.
coLORED-NEW BRICK HOUSES IN vIR-
sinia. southsste Vale 18th and Queen.
h.-vh.; hardwood floors: beautiful bath:
large lot; price. $500 terms. Direc-
sridse. out Colonial pike. turn left on
CoLoRED, 1919 KENYON ST. NV
Vacant, 6 rooms, bath, elec.. h.-w.h., Co.
lonal porch small. cash. down payment;
CHAPLIN. 1115 You st. NV. North 6241.
Evening star., 1940-12-09

WlLLYS 1887 4-door touring sedan; very
sooo motor, fine rubber. clean car; very
econonlcal operation 50 down, Sl337
per month on balance KILLER sTUDE-
BAKER. s206 Georgia ave. SH s1Oo.
Evening star., 1940-12-09

81 1,ssO-UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
acquire a desirable wooded lot in exclusive
Westmoreland Hills, restricted community
on Mass. ave. at Western ave: easy terms
Wisconsin 9SSS or :l333
Evening star., 1940-12-09

PLYMOUTH 1899 .2-door trunk sedan;
" BEiHEsDA MOTOR GALES.
$500 WiseonSin HvA WI 266S.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
LOTS FOX SALE.

IN NEARBY vIRGINIA-GooD LoCA-
ton; loL 60xl35 #: 500 cash. Chest
nut 0050.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)
$12,950-Cleveland Park,
OWNER MUST SELL,

a., only Ss,450-Real Christmas present to
the family that needs excellent detached
brick home; 6 lovely rooms, 2 bal tbs, nice
lot: conveniently located in suburban Nd
pont delay! Call REALTY ASSOCIATES,
National 1888 until Q pm
Evening star., 1940-12-09

PONTIACS.. I93ss-We have a complete
selection of practically all body styles.
choice OF colors; all reconditioned and
thoroughly guaranteed; your choice as low
as S523. Arcade Pontiac, 1431 Irving st.
NV AID $500
Evening star., 1940-12-09

can get a loan of $4,000
if you can make monthly pay
ments of $7.04.
Evening star., 1940-12-09

equipped with many extras including
custom Dodge Philco radio. Aristocrat
sea covers, etc: personal car OF Trew
Motor Co. executive. Very attractive
discount Phone Taylor 2549 between