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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
COUNClLMEN'S
MINDS HARD
TO lake UP
L d econ b Has Flair
For Losing
Papers
BY JOHN WOOD

N Inc cIly COUNCIL had 10 sci Inc
war policy Of our nation and Hous-
ing Commissioner was George Edge
combe and TO deliver important IN
formation this war. so far as We are
concerned would just about be IN
the baylor the enemy.
Sore ~ our councilman have
Acknowledged tina, they arc as flex-
iblo as wet .pasbett and EDGE
connie seems io have a flair for
49,.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
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NEW YORK STUFF

The irrepres. ible Reveren lc6un-
Gilman Clayton Powell jumped
down the throats Of the New YORK
Colleges, Hunter ct al. for dlscrimi.
mating against Negroes on their "a
culues The presidents Of four col
leges in New York promptly an
swcred Powell'and one Of them CON
tends that he tried 10 hire a Negro
professor for sl40O and he turned il
down Two Of The school. had Ne
groes on their iscu,Hes Whatever IS
SAID. Of one thing We may be sure
and that is several college profess
sors are gong to get Jobs IN New
York before .ons
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Lawsuit
Continues from Page II

Continues from Page II
we're taken under adv isemcnt by
u,,or,nia Er.,L A p,.srs tt,,i,cd
-
o'a'eS ois'f'el jupSe 11uSe riea' q
on February 3 1872 Issued an order
denying Jurisdiction IN the case:
also refusing TO Join the state ana
the municipal dge as parties de-
PENDANT.
The main points IN the case arc:
% Can a police officer Of q mum
clpality, as an officer Of the sta.e
and the municipality take the life
Of a citizen OF the United States
without being liable under the
Fourteenth Amendment OF the Con-
stituion Of the United States On
this point Atty William T Patrick
Sr.. makes the following observa-
tons:
Bases For Appeal of Cause in suit
az ,uas i,dood 5i,a,n.i,.oa ., ,ho
docision ~ tha Ifniiad S,e,as NE
tric, Cur, bove,or oxneriouoo h.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
Bible Readers
Circle

Correction tor last week ques-
ton signed, 5 H
Ques.-ls the paying Of uthes
necessary for CHRISTIAN uv.us?
Read | Samuel l5.22, Rev 22:l4
Malachi 3:B-ll
CUES How can one know right
from wrong while every denomlna-
ZION -dIfTers--E- tt'-
Ans-Read the life Of Christ and
HIS disciples N he New Testament
We ought 10 obey God rather than
man Acts 5:29-Rcv 2;l8-l9. Know
We, not. to whom ye yield yourselves
servants 10 obey, His servants ye
are. Romans SIG
Ques-ls It possible TO live in this
world Without s.ning?-Church
member.
.Ans.-"Who soever Is born of God
cannot sin Read | Jonn Bird chap
Ter and DC converted; then read
Heb. l2:l4.
Ques.-As a young Christian, how
can live different from d slnneEE
Puzzled,
Ans.-All unughteousness is sin.
II you have 3 desire to SIN, sou have
not been converted "Who-so-ever
sinneth mas not seen him Cod
neither known him.-Read | John
|. ?. and 3 chapters. May God
bless YOU as you read
Ques-WI.l God stop the war II
inc people Viii pray?-R B
Ans Inc very first step Of
PRAYER is obedience, and the people
are still crawling around Gods only
safety zone, Wash ye, make clean,
put away the evil OF your doinss
from before mine eyes" lisa 1880
-ISa. 5gth chapter 81 Matt 1871.
Send all questions 10 the B,ole
Readers Circle, 6349 Vlnewood
GODS word is a light upon my path
way, a lamp unto my feet,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1912

.nent 10 the Cons Gtuion Of the
United States"
"t3l Should Inc state Of NJ chigan
and the municipal judge Of Monroe
De joined as parties defendant
90 Are pol!ee-officers, muni-
eipsl judge. a constable, and a mu-
nicipal.,y agents OF the stale Of
Michigan The supreme court Of the
state OF Michigan has said that they
are The supreme court of the
United States in a number OF de-
c.sions has said that as agents Of
the state. they collectively. are
liable for the death Of Tommy Daw-
son under the Fourteenth Amend
ment to the CONSTITUTION OF the
United States"
Another point is; 80 Is the Four
teenth Amendment and its applica-
ton to this case sufficient, per Sc. TO
give rise TO a federal question in
order TO give the United States
District Court jurisdiction OF the
case. The Supreme Court Of the
United States has said it is"
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EAST CHICAGO, lnd.-Robert
lanes Buckner Is a brand new baby
boy, born last Friday morning to
Dr. and Mrs. Elijah Buckner. 3843
Pennsylvania avenue Mother and
infant are doing nicely.
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Council Goes To Town

As a group tEat can not make up
its collective mind, our city coun-
Gil is in a elias 10 itself Just three
weeks ago that august body wired
Washington to the effect that the
city government would abide by
any decision the federal housing
authorities madc in the matter Of
occupancy Of the Sojourncr Truth
Housing Project However. just to
prove that all the inconsistent'p eo-
pie have not as yet been elected to
congress, four councilmen voted
Tuesday night 70 SEND d resolution
to the same housing authority that
they had again changed their minds.
Councilman Dorais said the reso-
luton was offered for the purpose
of letting Washington know how
the council stood in the matter
That's what Washington thought the
first communication made clear.
At council meeting Monday,
Dnrais.- Whn- seems to-be better in
formed as 10 how Washington will
react than he is on the true facts
in the project dispute, tried 10 get
the council to send a telegram to
the capitol Informing the housing
authority that council Goes not like
the side of the fence 1t is on and
is ready to jump back 10 the other
side. The other side happens to be
whteD. However, John Lodge, APP
parently feeling unequal to the
Jump. jumped from his seat instead
and said he was through with the
matter. Lodge prove this Tues
day night. as did Edwards and
Comstock when they voted against
Dorais' resolution
Billy Rogcll, former Tiger short
stop who has been fielding con-
sisienily poor since playing on the
council team attempted 10 assist
Dorais in a Negro putout, but Ro-
gell muffed the bali and council re-
fused to send the telegram
Rogell voted for the resolution
along with Van Antwerp. Darlick
and Dorais. So far as the Buffa gang
is concerned-the fou- make a
pretty good team but in the cleo
ton game, with council seats as
stakes. about 10000 Negroes are
scheduled to Lineup against them
And that's darn good team.
especially since they moved out of
the sandlot class during this fight
into major league.
As for Edgccombe. he'll either
have to cultivate that memory Of
his or me Housing Commission will
have to go through the trouble of
finding another secretary
To get back 10 the first paragraph.
it's a good thing none of our city
counc.,men are on the war cabinet.
for war is that thing Sherman said
1t was and it is doubtful whether
or not they couli take it.
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III, inc ,1,r.een.h fourteenth and
6rcen,n anennnents IN the Con.;i-
ANTON Of mo lInred States They
and vo..r.elt IN not seem IN realize
NAT The Negro was a part of this
country before fhe ancestors Of
=haaHa of America
and long before here was a United
safes You seem 10 forget mat vou
are living IN the Tinted States and
not Germany Wore Won IN other
countries If the world. YOU would
m, hold the positlon Won do. nor
would YOU speak as freely. If the
neople carving those signs IN front
IF the cry Hail did the same thing
N the countries from which they
came they would be shot down.
rbey do not seem to appreciate The
freedom tney enjoy but are trying
10 inject the haireds OF the old
world INTO american fife Someone
has SAID; Freedom in the hands of
ignorant people is dangerous
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HIGHLAND PARK

lions Wal hol- praise services a,
Bcgea The organ master Of ST.
Paul VIII be al the organ and
George hos gland, Jr., will direct
the congregational singing
Msrcn s, the international Young
People services viii be neld al
ST Psurs Cathedral The members
81 the senior and choral cno.rs are
nvIted to the weekly TuesdsS night
rehearssls with Mrs HilIie Hem
derson. Polhe Mae Scott has been
elected presiaen OF the Young Peo-
pies district. u.s..
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BROTHERHOOD

There is a lot OF fine stuff in prn,
bout brotherhood week that began
sunday. FEB Is Louis Adamic gets
lff some nice logic when he writes
that tolerance is not enough today
I'VE must icy to understand and not
met ely tolerate one another.
quote him. There is need Of a
continuous educational movement
oultt around -r1e fact that ctr rupu=
.stion is an extension Of abot 60
iitferent national racial and re-
ligious backgrounds, and that this
constitutes perhaps one Of the
greatest advantages enjoyed by the
United States and the world as a
whole. The prevalent failure SO far
20 recognize this fact constitutes
one Of our greatest Weaknesses This
IS one time Ne cant afford preju-
diccs md .n;o'e-ance." Tire New
York Time. gets this one MI! Most
prejudice IS ignorance Il merely
proves that the person entertaining
II has been badly brought up l
know a 10. Of people VINO have been
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Shortage of Animals.

The meat shortage, very acute To-
cally, is changing the appearance
of current Westerns. There will be
no more laundering herds of cattle.
In the first place, producers cannot
get the animals, and in the second,
the sight of stampeding beasts would
remind us too forcibly of the steaks
We are not getting.
can't wait to see the Noel Cow
ard film, In Which We Serve
which is raved about by everyone
who has seen it. Jinx Falkenburg
Joins the roster of famous people
mentioned above by having a film,
Fabulous Female" written about
her life . But Jinx goes them one
better-by playing herself.
Gary Cooper, who quarreled with
Samuel Goldwyn for most of the
five years he was under contract to
him, is joining the opponents ranks
by becoming producer. He will
star in his own films. Teresa Wright
was offered $4,000 to do a role An
Charles Boyer's Flesh and Fam
tasy," but she said, mo" she'd
rather rest just now. I hope Joan
Leslie can dance, because she'll
have to be good to dance with Fred
Evening star., 1942-12-03
EQUITY Favors Stock Here.
Camera Brings Out
Spernatural in Dinah
HOLLYWOOD

Dinah Shore, the Nashville song
bird, is having her troubles becom-
ing acquainted with the movie
cameras.
Miss Shore is making her film
debut in Warner Bros Thank
Your Lucky Stars" She sings, she
dances and she acts. She says
shed be having the time Of her life,
except for the camera. The micro
phone, of course, is an old friend,
because of her radio experience.
But that camera! Miss Shore
prefers to pour out her heart in
romantic melody with her eyes
closed. The camera doesn't like
that. She has the habit of roam
Ing about as the spirit moves her
between bursts of melody. But she
must stick to the straight and mar
row way marked out by the techni-
clans.
It's very thrilling" says Dinah,
"but sometimes I feel like the bride
of Frankenstein.'
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Betty Bruce Leaves
For New York Role

Betty Bruce, musical comedy
dancer who was featured in the
Earle Theater stage revue during
the past week, was released from
her contract today in order that
she might accept a role in a new
Broadway musical now in rehearsal,
Something for the Boys"
The fact that the Enrol Flynn
Alexis Smith film, Gentleman
Jim," goes into its second week at
the Thirteenth street theater, COM
plicated the release of Miss Bruce,
but Harry Anger has booked Marie
Hollis. another well-known dancer,
to take her place. Miss Hollis Is
well known to Washington theater
fans who have seen her often on
the Earle stage.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Reissue for Alan Ladd.

Hollywood is a funny place Cor
have we said that before?)
Anyway. The Eve of st. Mark" for
which Goth Century Fox paid $780,
900, which for some reason is q sue
cess on the New York stage Il saw
it and thought it just fair), prob
ably will star as its romantic film
lead Eddie O'Shea, who played the
tough comedy part in the play. Why
not have the boy who created the
role. William Prince? He, at least,
looks romantic. Now that Alan Ladd
is a star they are reissuing his first
film, Paper Bullets" made two
years ago.
Kay Kyser in Another.
Kay Kyser is making another
film, this time for Metro. In Right
About Face" he will be teamed
with Marsha HunJ-and his band,
of course Marjorie Reynolds CO.
stars with Fred MacMurray in
Adopt A Pilot
One thing the shortage of leading
men has { met has caused a re-
vival of interest in the Ritz Broth
ers. In fact, there is quite future
in Hollywood for any man over
forty who does not walk with a
crutch and who can speak.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Stand.in

Joel McCrea's stand-in, Carl
Andre. today took on the dual addi-
tional tasks of tutoring boy actor
Stanley Clements in French, and
acting as the lads sparring partner.
The arrangement will last through
the shooting schedule of Joel's cur
rent picture for Columbia, Merry
Go Round" in which Stanley ap-
pears as a would-be Boy Scout.
Andre, of French parentage, is a
fluent linguist. Also former col
lepe boxing champion, he has found
himself able to cope with young
stanley's inclination toward fisti-
cuffs.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Late Showings Will
Continue at Earle

Warner Brothers Earle Theater
will hold late shows every Saturday
as long as Washington patrons de-
mand these extra performances.
The attendance at each of these
shows, according to John J. Pay
cite, general zone manager for
Warner Brothers theaters, is con-
vincing proof that there are many
Washingtonians who desire to
make an occasion of their Saturday
evenings. Fred Thomas, manager
Of the Earle Theater, adds that
calls from patrons regarding late
Saturday shows are becoming a
major chore of the switchboard.
The attraction for this weeks late
show will be Gentleman Jim
which is in its second week at the
Earle.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
WAACS, WAVES
And Wa3S

Twentieth Century-Fox has an
nounced The Wags" is the new title
for the story of the training and
combat service of war dogs, former
ly known as THE Army Pup" Rob-
ert Metzler is writing the screen
play from the original story idea.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
New Play at Catholic U.

NcW ftdy AZ SdtHOuC ~.
Producer Michael Myerberg. spon-
sor of the surprise dramatic hit
"Skin Of Our Teeth" owns the
production rights to Art and Pru-
dence,' play by Walter Kerr OF
Catholic University faculty. He
plans to put it into rehearsal soon
Meanwhile Mr.. Kerr is busy direct
ing the latest university play
Calderons Life Is Dream"
Catholic University audiences will
be glad to hear Lionel Booth, fea-
tured favorite in many productions
has a featured role in the drama
groups latest play, slated for open
ing December 9.
Booth was the star of the uni
versity showing of the Kerr-Brady
musical comedy, Count Me 1n!"
produced last spring in the Uni
versity Theater, and later appeared
in the revival of Knight of the
Burning Pestle" as his only ap-
pearance for the summer season.
Star of Life Is Dream" is
James Murphy, newcomer to the
University Theater. Murphy, who
made an immediate hit in the first
fall production, Juno and the Pay
cock" Is considered one of the
university groups most promising
young actors.
Others in the cast for Life Is a
Dream" are Marion Wolberg, Dick
Sykes, Mason Kopland, Alan
Schneider, Margaret Linskie, Frltz
Paul and Denny Madden
Ruth Gordon to Wed.
Ruth Gordon of Katharine Cor
nell's Three Sisters" company will
be married tonight after the per-
formance at the National Theater.
BRIDEGROOM is Carson Kanln. now
a private in the U. S. Army, but
known better as a Hollywood di-
rector. He is among the youngest
producers in the industry, rose to
prominence by skillful guidance OF
"A Man to Remember" Miss Gordon,
who plays Natasha in the Cornell
company, was previously married TO
Gregory Kelly, who died some years
ago.
X X
Leonard B. SChloSS major domo OF
Glen Echo Park and for many years
leader in outdoor amusement
circles, has just been elected presi-
dent of the National Association OF
Amusement Parks, Pools and
Beaches. Balloting was at the
annual convention in Chicago.
X \ X
Equity Favors Stock Here.
Alfred Harding, editor of Equity
magazine and an executive of the
Actors Equity Association, has been
In Washington looking for a theater.
The actors association would like to
start a stock company here to train
Young actors. Season of 20 consecu-
tive weeks is planned. Since there
are no theaters available Equity will
probably have to shelve the plan
insofar as the National Capital is
concerned. May sponsor summer
season at the National Theater after
the regular bookings have been
completed.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Hollywood Loading Stars
Into Super>Duper Films
Studio Using All Name
Values for Specials
Now in Production
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Production News of Week.

HOLLYWOODThe idea picturemaking to
all fm
Robinson
alar films leading
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm evening before:
for The Sunday Star by I pm.
Saturday.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Ann Sheridan, Bette Davis, Enrol
Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Dinah
Shore, Dennis Morgan, Humphrey
Bogart, John Garfield, Joan Leslie,
Ida Lupino and Alexis Smith.
Metro has The Youngest Pro-
fession" in production, with Will
liam Powell. Greer Carson, Robert
TAYLOR and Walter Pidgeon appear
ing with Virginia Weidler and Ed
ward Arnold. And Paramount has
Star Spangled Rhythm with
every star on the lot in it, including
Bing Crosby, Bob Hope. Dorothy La
mour, Paulette Goddard. Ray Mil
land, Mary Martin, Dick Powell and
Fred MacMurray. All this means
more value to the customer for the
same money.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Astaire in Look Out Below" for
which she has been loaned to
RKO and Fred.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

When cancellins an advertisement
Invariably given At the time order
to discontinue Advertisement 10
received. This number IL necessary
in ease of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

MEATCUTTER, 1st CLASS;
IMMEDIATE OPENING;
SALARY NO OBJECT. AP-
PLY B. & B. FOOD STORE,
2444 WIS. AVE.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Musical for Jeanette.

Heart of City, which was
bought by Lester Cowan for Merle
Oberon, probably will be turned into
a musical comedy for Jeanette Mac
Donald. Bob Hope will be CO.
starred with Eddie Bracken in
Lets Face It," the movie adapta-
ton of the stage success starring
Danny Kaye. Charles Laughton
probably will be co-starred with
Oracle Fields in The Man from
Down Under" Joan Fontaine gets
Arturo de Codova as her co-star in
'Frenchman's Creek which is nice
for both of them. You can see
Richard Greene in Flying Fort
ress." made in England and now
being shown here by Warmers
Marlene Dietrich may not be as
popular as she once was, but her
daughter, Maria Manton, is ready
to take over where mama left OF
Maria is appearing in local plays
and is receiving movie bids.
Clark Gable still is making pic
tures-but for free. He is starring
in a morale picture for the Army
Air Force. Dorothy Lamour goes
| Western in the Paramount musical
Calgary Stampede" .. The cow
| bows are Dick Powell and Victor
| Moore.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

SERVICE STATION AT
PENDANTS, START S135
MO. DISTRICT TRUCKING
T R MIN AL, 1925 NEW
YORK AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
HELP MEN.


sTocKMAN 1s to 40, white. s25 per week
Olivet I'd. ne.
STORAGE ATTENDANTS. for downtown
must have D: C.. operators permit See
Mr.. Nelson, Hill & Tibbitts, 1114 Vermont
TIRE CHANGERS ~, good opportunity
for advancement. Victor Tire Shop. 200
New York ave. NV.
TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS (whitel
son sos sfF sf7 mlehsan aGeb Apply s2s Ne M 0B0ye
TRUCK DRIVERS, fuel oil, Standard Oil
Co. 90 St sc. See Mr.. Curry.
UsHERs AND DooRMEN, part time,
10:3O-5. Apply Loew's Palace Thester
after II am. -
WAITER, ,coloreds to serve breakfast s,,I in
days Do not phone. 1872 10th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN OR BOY as assistant in
accessory dept. OF motion picture company
permanent position; chance for advance
ment; Apply Monday Columbia Pictures
WANTED by general contractor, frst-class
mechanic Good salary to- right man.
Reply giving experience and when available.
ESTABLISHED ROUTE for steady, reliable
driver, white; guarantee and commission
WELL FIRM will employ
young man, age l7-1s. hish school grad
uate, to work in once Good opportunity
for engagement Engagement See Mr. Rice Rm' 1884,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS requires the
services Of mems furnishings. statesmen and
stock clerks Good opportunity for perma-
nent connection with largest orsanization
of its kind in Ameriea ca nw
9ia 4s2 Eth I'll 81 81 NV. NV. 3.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
More Biographies.

Look for a run of pictures based
on the lives of famous and still
alive men. The ball started rolling
with the film biographies of George
Cohan and Sergt. York, and is con-
tinuing with Mission to Moscow, p"
in which appear Stain, Litvinoff and
Joseph Davies. Twentieth Century
Fox is preparing an opus titled Mr..
Bullfnch Takes a Walk" which is
supposed to be about Winston
Churchill. And there are pictures
in the offing about Gen. Macarthur
and Eddie Rickenbacker.
Veronica Lake, who uses her hair
as other women use makeup. E..
to enhance her face-will brush it
away from her eyes and conflne it
in braids for her role in 80 Proud
ly We Hail." in which she plays a
nurse.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

CARPENTERS WANTED FOR
FORM WORK AT 1881 CALI
FORNIA ST. NV. RATE, S1.25
HR. BRING TOOLS READY TO
GO TO WORK.
Evening star., 1942-12-03
Ginger Rogers
Scores as Juvenile
In New Film
Major and the Minor
Is Fast and Loaded
With Laughs
Continued From Page C-5.)

his former punching bag" SPAR
ring partner. Big jeff had learned
to box from Corbett and actually
outboxed Pompadour Jim. jeff,
incidentally, invented the outside
left hook and the crouch, which
used to be called "the Jeffries
crouch"
Long before Corbett was in
vaudeville, and I saw him in
monologue act in Milwaukee in
1905, he starred in such Ten
Twent' Thirt' road shows as The
Lady and the Burglar" Pals"
etc.
Even If he'd never had on
glove he'd have been a good
actor. Too bad he Is not here
to play the lead in Gentleman
Jim"
The Corbett-SulliVan bout was
the first of the title fights with
gloves.
Kindest wishes.
Good luck to you.
Sincerely,
Evening star., 1942-12-03

STEAM ENGINEER, must have 3rd-srade
Incense; good pay. See Mr.. Curry at %
Eye st Sc. Standard Oil Co Of New Jersey
Evening star., 1942-12-03

Notice to All Bricklayers!
There will be an open meeting for brick
layers in No. 4 Union Hall, on Friday, De-
cember 4, at 7:30 pm. All bricklayers
are invited to attend. 523 New Jersey
Evening star., 1942-12-03

MESSENGER with motorcycle Gail Ma
tional 0634.
MODEL wanted for life class Of art school.
One evening per week. Columbia Tech
Institute. ME-. 1926.
NIGHT CLERK. for small hotel; S1OO
month: references required 1924 st. NV.
NIGHT MAN, colored, j pm. to : am
KNOWLEDGE Of operating elevator and stoker
necessary. Call MI. 7444.
Evening star., 1942-12-03

CONTINUED On Next rass.)
Evening star., 1942-12-03

IMMEDIATE OPENING.
ALL INSIDE WORK. RADIO
REPAIRMEN. APPLY THE
HECHT CO. SERVICE
BLDG. 1400 OKIE ST. NE.