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Evening star., 1942-10-29

Small Investment-Big Returns.
tion, with thriving grocery store and 3
apts. above. Rent, $l.SOO n year. Large
return on your money-if purchaser
desires possession Of the store, it can be
secured by buying property and equipment
2-story business property on downtown
K st. leased to one tenant who heats
cash payment required.
One 4-family nat and one 8-family. both
nearly new, fully rented and splendid in
vestments Call Mr.. Whiteford
McKEEvER & WH1TEFORD. DI. 9706.
Everything Is RosEY in Real Estate.
DETACHED APT, $50, 900.
Nearly New: Finest Construction.
g APIS. AND LARGE STORE.
4 Bldg. One Is Proud to Own.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
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Available Immediately
ROBERT S. DAVIS,

Good 5 rooms. refnished like new;
walking distance Clarendon Shopping Cen l.
ter: $3.50.
rooms, row house, brick: at Glebe I'd.
and Lee hwy: $3.50.
Like new, all brick: B rooms. detached:
nice yard; Westover section: $6,275; can
buy all furniture
Buy for investment; zoned business, CEN
ter Clarendon; 8 rooms, frame; to settle
estate: $500.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
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S9.75O.

SHEPHERD PARK
Just above Walter Reed Hospital. / block
to Alaska ave. Contains z rooms g bed
electric refrigerator, new oil burner, ex-
cellent condition. Evenings phone CO.
I. T GRAUATTE
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We are able to offer delightful Gus
tom built brick home. just few years old,
IN one of Washington's best residential dis
out features this home, including wood
trimmed arched doo-ways, Colonial man
tel in drawing room, paneled library with
fireplace, large screened porch, command
ing beautiful view There are 3 excellent
bedrooms and 2 baths, maids room and
bath. gear garage. For further details
please call Mr.. Young. WO 5576
FRANK s PHILLIPS DI 1411
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BETHESDA. MD.

New brick home. large rooms, 3 bed
rooms and ? baths, recreation room with
fireplace. attached Earage. gas heat, con-
venient location: price and terms reason
able Immediate possession.
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
--IE wisconsin Ave WI 1900 .
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GARAGES WANTED,

WANTED GARAGE m NV. SECTION.
GEORGETOWN area preferred. Approx. $500
g., IT. Of hoor space with door openins
use as repair and storage. Cali WO 1892.
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Of1EVY CF1NSE, d. z.
Unusually charming det Colonial brick
z rms, 31A baths. tirst-fioor den and Law.
lee. rm. with bar. etc. Constructed Of the
finest pre-war materials and only "a blk.
from fast transp. To see this rare value
call
STERLING G FISHER CO.,
9l3 New York Ave NV RE 5000
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TMMEDIATE pOSSFccION

IIVIIIEDId Z FOOOEODION.
Open and vacant, ready to move in.
Kennedy st. NV. near 9th. Semi-det
brick, rooms, bath, arranged for 2 fam-
lies; porches, etc; completely recond.
Priced for only $3.50: terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co ME- Sam
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BETHESDA. MD.
> z. BOGLEY. WI. 55OU, 2 A.M.-9 PM.
BRICK. $4,000.

This attractive house has been beauti-
tu!!y restored. There are 2 bedrooms. bath
tive, fireplace. wide board floors and a
loy'ly, spacious, private garden. Immedi-
nea rby virginia. BOSS 1. PHEIps P 5gJsseo NA A
$500. Evenings call Mrs Grier. CO 432S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ANNOPOLIs-FOR RENT. FURNISHED,
10-room house, s bedrooms, 3 baths,
economically heated. insulation. located
Wardour: bus service and electric trains
Telephone OWINGS &s OWINGS. An
napolis 1916.
ARLINGTON - MODERN. COMPIETELY
furnished. 4 bedrooms; exclusive Ashton
Heights; to May | next. Available Nov. Is
at Sl50 per month. Chestnut 1881.
AURORA HILLS = 5-RM. BUNGALOW,
jackson 16O4
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SMALL APARTMENT BLDG

NEAR CATHEDRAL
Detached building on large lot, stories
9 apis. Annual income approx. $4,000
Expenses, including taxes, about $1,50O pei
annLm. Building can be bought clear oi
encumbrance or on terms. Will show good
returns on investment. Excellent resi-
Dental location. Call Mr., Drew, RE 11S1
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
INVESTMENT HLDG
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEW 9-APT. BRICK BLDG.-S3s, 800
Will positively pay. for itself in years.
S3s. 800 in 5 years? S626 so monthly
rents. VICTOR H. SCHULZ. Builder. DE
640O. Br. 619 or Glebe 9O35.
BRICK APARTMENT, NV; INCOME
over $4,000 yearly; priced right for
quick sale; terms. Box 5S-G. Star.
APT. SITES AND
End COMMERCIAL LOT.
sites fronting Connecticut ave, corner
lot, PATH So. it.. zoned for apt, with an
adjacent lot included in price of $3O.5OO
for both. Another beautiful site, 242-ft.
frontage, over 10000 So. it.. and bordered
on 3 sides by U. 8. park. Attractively
priced 2nd commercial lot, mr.. 25th and
Virginia ave, 53x14s: priced right to set
tle an estate. For full particulars call
FISHER a. CO.. INC. REALTORS, DI.
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NEzz1C 1UC11 AIVO NOfE1GOW DIN.
g BEDROOMS, ga BATHS.
A substantially built brick home. Just
off 18th St: center-hall, den with fire-
place, living rm. with fireplace, large
dining rm., tiled sunroom. tiled kitchen;
lavatory on first floor Large level lot, 2
car garage; oil heat that can be converted
to coal Extremely attractively priced.
Call ME. 1143 until pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c

Semi-detached, all-hrick home, . yrs.
old, short distance of Conn. ave. bus line
churches; 6 Ice. rms. 3 bedrms., . tiled
baths. finished recreation rm.. auto. heat:
! insulated, weather-strpped: all-brick Diet.
gar Priced for quick sale at $12,5O0.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

SHEPHERD PARK.
charming English-type home has Just
been placed on the market. Located be-
tween 10th st. and Alaska ave. it has 8
rms, baths, finished attic, 2-car gar,
and is in excellent condition. Electric
verted TO coal. Priced to sell at once.
Call Me 1143 until . pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR.
18th AND LAMONT NV.
All-brick row house. close to 2 lines OF
transp. and shopping dist; rms, bed-
FYnE, porches, auto, heat, Possession
fyickly. S1o,250. EN- e551.
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FORD 1889 60-hp. VS. coupe: good con-
ditlon. heater; $295 or best offer: S tires
and wheels. spare recap never used
Private owner, rear 1921 St ne or
phone Berwyn 75-W after m
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RIVER TERRACE

COLORED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
10 rooms, hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
garage. full cellar: ideal location. Ask for
MR.. STEPHENS, DI. 1852
tCOLOEEDl 2-SToRY DETACHED BRICK.
n near lst and sts Sc; rms, incl. porch;
down, bal. fin. " S. HURLBERT. MA.
1910. 1871 H St NV
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INV.
Bungalow, large rooms. bath. on LIST
Ar.; larse loom on End fr.: slate roof,
oil heat. hot-water heat: garage; Soft
front lot Shown by appt. Mr. Bennett,
GE. 229S, WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
WOODBRIDGE, 221O KEARNEY ST. NE.
Fully detached. in excellent condition
Six rooms and bath, open fireplace, auto
heat. custom built radiator covers, .
porches, one screened lear garage lovely
Substantial cash. Immediate possession
Call Mr. TUCKER, NO. 1872, RA. l044
Evening star., 1942-10-29

Do you want lovely Groom, IN -ba tt
home located one Of Bethesda's finest de.
II so, it will pay you to see this homs
early. Large living room with fireplace
dining room, kitchen and first-noor lava.
tory 3 bedrooms and bath upstairs. At.
tached garage. ! block from bus. S1,5OC
cash, SSS per mo. Immediate possession
Call
GRAHAM-HALL. WI. $3.50.
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NEARBY MD.-S1O.5OO.
WOODSIDE HILLS.
II, ACRE OF LAND

s1o.950. Fine value in nearby Md. Four
bedroom, two-bath brick two bedrooms
ard storaee room on second floor. There
are also two large, nicely finished rooms
and shower bath In the basement, which
is we'll out OF the ground. 3-car garage
and chicken house. The grounds are well
lsndscaped, shade trees. one beautiful
seeT The enrs properly oss Is IN IN fSSesns IKE snd
shops. A real bargain BOSS & PHELPS
Exclusively. MA. $500. Evenings and
Sunday cali Mr. Sheckelford ST.. 63OS
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l
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ARLINGTON, VA.

ARLINGION, VA.
Groom house in hrst-class condition.
near center of Clarendon: price $3.50;
reasonable terms.
GEORGE H. RUCKER CO.,
1903 Courthouse rd., Arl., Va. OK. O197.
Available Immediately.
Arlington, Va rooms, bath living
room finished in knotty pine with fireplace.
full basement. attached garage: l. block
from bus; $3.50. 1880 cash. MAYNARD
BAYLES co, Falls Church, Va. Falls
Church 2430.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE 345
per month; 6119 Emerson ST.. Edmonston
8 rooms, bath, INV. heat: lot 10Ox170.
Price, $3.50
POREPT G DAUTC
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WAR WORKERS
Mr. 18th AND WEBSTER

This spacious home Of z rms. . baths.
built-in garage. auto. heat has just been
| occupancy. Excellent terms and fairly
| priced. BETTZELL. DI 3l0N
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FORD 1910 de luxe Fordor sedan: black
nnIsh, AL motor. clean, heater; terms:
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FORD 1941 super de luxe convertible club
coupe; low mileage, heater spotIisht ts9
top. leather upholstery. Al condition:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CALL US-OLIVER 6867.
x17.25O-New brick early American. ?
generous well appointed rooms.
S14,950-5 years old, rms. porch,
garage, large lot.
a,O0O-6 lge. rms, near bus.
,95O-New brick 8 lge. rms, recre-
alton rm.. 2h baths, garage
All IN Bethesda area and vicinity.
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DODGE 1910 de luxe sedan: almost new.
excellent tires. radio and heater; owned
by Army colonel: liberal terms S6a5.
guaranteed. SIMMONS, 1887 18th. North
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KENsINGTON HEIGHTS MD

KENSINGTON HEIGHTS. MD.
just minutes from Silver Spring shop
ping center; 2-story house, . very large
bedrooms, beautiful living room with fire.
eround, los #. frontase: bus goes past past
door, Can be mace into a show place.
Price ONLY S1.35n cash payment. Fl 900.
THOS. p, FARRELL CO, Realtors,
Established 1915.
S21 Tenth ST. NV. National 0165.
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OIICFy OIIdoC, I1U. -DI q ,OOU.
Detached center hall dwelling. bed
rooms, 1st-ioor lavatory, breakfast room;
wooded lot; living room 13x25. Fine
neighborhood. BOSS 4 PHELPS ,(Exclus-
ively). MA 1900 Evenings and Sunday
call Mr. Rutley. EN- 621O
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DE SOTO 194l de luxe sedan: radio.
heater. fluid drive. economy overdrive,
positively exceptional tires and all: bar
gain: terms. WHEELER, INC, 4S1O Wis
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
LEGAL NOTICES.

2 DESKS FOR RENT m NICELY FUR
nished once. Good location. National
S9OS
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detached home-just west of Sixteenth
ST. adjoining Crestwood-has been COM
pietely redecorated and is ready to move
gown living room. large kitchen and pantry,
s,GaT ga garage; storage attic. Exceptionally
Your prompt Investigation is urged For
further details please call Mr. Young, WO.
FRANK s PHuLIPS< nI 1d11
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DODGE 1896 sedan: good tires: $3.50.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 18th st. NV, bet. K
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OLD BRICK HOUSE IN
GEORGETOWN,

S22 ,5UO.
Built in the 1S50s. this three-story semi
detached brick house has 5 bedrooms
baths and lavatory: two very large rooms
and baths on End floor, 3 rooms and
bath on 3rd; there is a living room. din
Ing room. brkfst. room and kitchen on the
first floor and . rooms and bath in base
ment. Twelve-foot ceilings on first and
heated by G. E. oil furnace and has small
garden with old brick wall Inspection
by appointment
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Located in beautiful Bradley Hills. new
between 2. bus lines; large living, dining
rooms, de luxe kitchen. bedroom, bath: 2nd
floor, 3 large bedrooms. bath; built-in ga
rage. LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO 5o21 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
West Coast HOUSING
Shortage Halls War
Labor Importation
Kaiser Shipyords Seek
Quarters for 10000
New Workers Monthly
&, he Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3l.-Emi-
grant war workers have taxed hous-
ing facilities in this area to the
limit, the Examiner said today, and
as result the Henry J. Kaiser ship
yards at Richmond have been
obliged to abandon their program
of importing labor from the East
The Kaiser yards must employ
10000 new men and women each
month to keep even with their labor
turnover alone and besides must
hire an additional 10000 by March
/ If present production schedules are
to be maintained.
The labor turnover, Of course,
does not mean an equal turnover in
dwelling units available, the Ex-
aminer pointed out, and as for the
extra 10000 and their families.
there is no place to house any Of
them.
Mr.. Kaiser said they had ex-
hausted some time ago the list Of
rooms in private homes Of the Bay
district provided them by Govern
ment housing agencies. Next rooms
were taken over in San Francisco
waterfront hotels, but these too now
have been filled.
With no recourse left until new
housing can be constructed, the
yards were compelled to call in the
eight labor recruiting agents who
had been operating in States as far
east as New York, the Examiner
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Brazil Ready 10 Take
Active Part in War,
Vargas Indicates
Tells Military Leaders
Nation Will Meet Its
Obligations Fully
By the Associated Press.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 81
President Getulio Vargas indi-
Gated today that Brazil was pre-
pairing for active intervention on
the fighting front which will
not be limited to a simple expe-
dition of symbolic units"
He told officials of al Brazilian
armed forces at luncheon that the
Nation was ready to fulfill its con-
tinental obligations completely and
that it recognized the persistent
need that we prepare for the wider
Intervention if such be necessary
Brazil declared war against Ger
many and Italy last August % after
suffering heavy losses to her mer-
chant marine from Axis submarines
I'VE are at war, running its risks. -
President Vargas declared. 80
The duty of guarding Brazilian lives
obliges us to consider = possible
action beyond the continent
TT is necessary. therefore. that we
have forces completely trained and
equipped" the President added.
He described Brazils entry into
, the war as the result "of provoca-
tons which could be answered only
with arms" and declared that she
has collaborated efficiently with her
allies. not only as supply source
but also with her bases, feet and
merchant shipping.
The use of our coastline as a
base Of operations for the transport
of arms and men for the war the
aters made possible the magnificent
enterprise in North Africa" he as
serted.
The Brazilian Navy he said, lis
escorting conveys in overseas navi-
CATION as well as along the coast and
our air force is participating &C
lively in the patrol already having
engaged several enemy units in
combat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Racing News
Results
Tropical Park
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse.. $500: Claiming;
3-year-olds and upward: 8 furlonss
f fS:y :a;S:;s ,SssS5 40 aSS :$
cn rIms, E i!ne ssfunele' ffo
Also rsn-Lassasria. Patrol risht.
Guile batik. Matte J.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; & furlonRs
Cosine lAtkinson) 1880 $40 $50
Roman Hero tYoupg> 500 $50
Crimson Tide adams 20
HEELS so spos P,d Apee an
DAILY Double paid $4,000
THIRD aAcE-purs., $500; claiming:
ss ,Iynesa and upward; j.. miles
Bebeja (Scurlock, go
Time, As
Also ran-Pennsburs, Isle De Pine. e.
bssan.
FOURTH RAcEPurse. $500: claiming;
a-year-olds and upward: / mile and 20
yards.
King Torch adams $50 $40 40
sissie Smith CMcCreary $40 $50
Bow Low tYounsJ go
Time. :447..
FIFTH RAcE-Purs., $500; claiming
3-year -olds: furonEs
Gem w tscurlockI 1870 700 400
Tell Me More Rogers, $50 $50
Media Luna fMcCombsl $50
Also s ranEGossip M,s. Hopevnle, Bull
rush. Recognize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Capital Medical Officer
Gets Award for GaIIantry

Capt. Bruce H. Bennett. 2o07
Klingle road NV, a medical officer
serving In the South Pacific, has
been given a second award for gal
lantry, according to an Associated
Press dispatch from somewhere in
Australia"
Capt. Bennett was cited for his
action in May on New Guinea in
rescuing three men trapped in a
grounded bomber which was under
cannon and machine gun fire from
Japanese Zero planes overhead He
was awarded the oak leaf cluster
in lieu Of a second award OF the
silver star. Three enlisten men
who aided him we're awarded the
silver star.
Capt. Benefits father. Claudius
E. Bennett Of the Klingle road ad-
dress, said today the award ap-
parently was for the same action
described in dispatches of Octo-
Der r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Employees Suit Calls Heads
Of MODEL Firm Bad MANAGERS

amount Of money due each employee
stakeholder in compensation for
salary reductions agreed on as neces-
sary during depression. and failure
to make adjustments which would
keep the plant in operation.
The company processes fruits.
The employe-ownership plan of
operation was insugurated In 1917
by three brothers who inherited the
plant from their father. William
Hapeood, sr, A contract was made
with workers as . group for purchase
OF the company BY retirement of
common stock from prolits
Last september the employees, who
theoretically own the eompany.
struck against themsslye. ior vase
adjustments Several issues ~ the
tribe avsi, war Labor ncard action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Bill Would Frank Gifts
Sent 10 Men in Service

BY the Associated Press.
representative Brown. Republican,
OF Ohio today proposed free postage
Ter newspapers and periodicals sent
to men IN the armed services with
out charge by the publishers.
He said he would introduce a bill
in the new Congress to carry out the
proposal which he declared was
needed to lift a financial burden
particularly from smaller publishers
sending hometown news to thou
sands Of servicemen.
The bill would be effective until
six months after the end of the war.
This is strictly morale PROPOSE
ton Mr.. Brown said in an inter-
view 1T would not mean a cent Of
additional income to publishers. but
would assure continued free distri-
button OF papers to our fighting
men"
Mr.. Brown said he also would sub
nit legislation to permit persons &C
cepting old-age pensions to earn up
to $50 month before any deduc-
tions were made from Federal old
age and survivors insurance bene-
ats,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Quezon Sees Fi|ipinos
East-West Interpreters
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-President
Manuel L. Quezon of the Philippine
Commonwealth declared last night
that his people can make a unique
contribution" to the postwar world
by serving as interpreters between
nations Of the East and West.
Speaking on the 46th anniversary
OF the death of the Filipino patriot,
Jose Rial. Mr. Quezon said, in a
radio address over NBC:
Clearly. if we are to establish
world of peace after this war. human
beings Of all nations must learn to
understand and respect one another.
The West must try to understand
and respect the East. and the East
must try to do the same for the
West.
We OF the Philippines can help
by serving as the meeting ground.
as the interpreter. between East and
West. This will be our contribution
to the free world of tomorrow"
The record of American Filipino
relations, Mr.. Quezon declared,
stands as a blueprint for those
who wonder what should be done
for those peoples who have only
the dream of freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Flood 10 Delay Opening
OF PipeIine Three Weeks

A delay of at least three weeks in
completion of the Texas-Illinois leg
of the War Emergency Pipeline
which is estimated to increase pc
troleum deliveries in the East by
10000 barrels day-will result
from the washing out by Mississippi
flood waters of 600 feet of the line,
Petroleum Administrator Ickes an
nounced this afternoon.
The 53l-mile stretch OF pipeline
between Longview, Tex. and Norris
City. ILL.,. was scheduled to be COM
pleted late in January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Two Drivers Exoneroted
In D. 6. Traffic Deaths

A coroners' jury today exonerated
two District drivers in recent traffic
deaths.
1t. Virgil L. Phipps, U. S. A.. 81. OF
Wisconsin avenue NV, was re-
leased in the death of Cleveland
Ward. So, OF 3507 w place NV, as
result of an accident at Wisconsin
avenue and w place early Christmas
eve, Mr. Ward died at Emergency
Hospital December 49,
In the second inquest. Edmund C.
Wilson. ~. bus driver of 1853 Trinl-
dad avenue NE, was freed in the
fatal injury of Willela Maddox, %.
colored Of Is @ street NV. The de-
ceased was struck by a Capital Tran
sit bus driven by Mr.. Wilson at
Ninth and Rhode Island avenue
NV. about $50 pm. December 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Reed Says 0PA Order Film Racket Witness
Boosting Flour Prices Given 7 Years, Fine
Al Mill Brings Chaos On Perjury Charge
Brooklyn Tax ConsuItont
Called in Case Bringing
Browne-Bioff Convictions
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Martin
A. Hirsch, At, Brooklyn real
estate operator and tax con-
sultant, was sentenced today to
two years imprisonment and
fined $4,000 by Federal Judge
Alfred C. Coke on conviction of
committing perjury before the
grand jury investigating racket
eering and extortion in the mo-
ton picture industry.
Hirsch was released In bail of S.
900 pending appeal.
The conviction resulted from tes-
timony given in June when the grand
jury asked Hirsch to explain the
source OF s25 900 he had posted for
release of Nick Circella, Chicago
hoodlum now serving a long Federal
Jail term for participating in the ex-
tortion of more than million dol
lars from movie producing COM
panies
George E. Browne, former presi-
dent of the International Alliance OF
Theatrical Stage Employees. and Will
liam Bioff. West Coast racketeer and
Brownies personal representative
also are serving Federal Jail terms in
the case.
Hirsch, who said he did not know
Circella. had appeared in court with
S25 900 in cash to post for Circella s
release after his indictment last
spring. He also had consented tc
have the Government withhold So
900 of the bail money, the amount
of fine imposed on Circella. and
was given the remaining $4,000
after Circella was sentenced
Summoned by the grand jury later
to explain the source of the s25 900
Hirsch, in explaining the disposition
of the $4,000 returned to him BY
the Government, stated that he hac
deposited it in a safety vault. ano
later lent $4,000 OF it to Leo Levy, g
Brooklyn produce dealer Mr. Levy
testified at Hirsch's recent trial tina,
he never had borrowed money from
Hirsch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
WPB Again Cuts Metal
Used in Plumbing Parts

By the Associated Press
The War Production Board today
imposed further restrictions on the
use OF metal in the manufacture Of
plumbing fixtures.
The availability of plumbing fix
lures of types intended for house,
holds will not be affected, but they
will be OF simplified design and
construction
The order provides that no metal
may be used in the manufacture OF
plumbing fixtures except for coat
ing, nuts. bolts. screws and other
items necessary for construction
assembly and installation.
Plumbing fixtures made Of sub
s,itute materials are available to
replace a majority Of plumbing hx-
lures formerly made OF metal, wPB
said