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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
HAVE YOU
READ ABOUT
YOURSELF?

WASHINGTON. oANP) - For
the past four months. the Amer
lean Negro has been the topic of
more discussions in periodicals
than any other minority group in
the country. There seems to have
been decided and concerted ef-
fort 10 win tho approval OF the
Negro and the support for the
war efori NOT merely Inducing
him into the service, hut trying
to make him believe this was as
much his war az ii was anyone
clses. some Of the articles are by
Negroes, some are by whites. some
have hy-lnes. others are anony-
inous The list follows:
APRIL
American Negroes an the War.
by Earl Brown in Harpers.
Negroes in Fisht Democracy.
by Roy wilkins. Social Questions.
Racial Bars 10 Defense Jobs.
anonymous IN tho lnierracial Re-
view.
NAY
Found. A Million Manpower,
ANONYMOUS In Modern Industry.
The Negro. by Charles : john
son in American Journal OF So
GEOLOGY.
Race. Religion and Prejudice.
by eanor Roosevelt New Re
public.
With the Negroes Help. hv Rob
ert Weaver. Atlantic Monthly.
War Brings New status fof
America Negroes, : News.
The Negroes War. Fortune.
Negroes al War. Life.
Negroes and Defense. by Beulan
Amidcn, Survey Graphic.
JTIY
How the Negro Fights For Free
dom. Stanley High. Readers ri
gest
Minorities. Their Problems and
Yours, Employment Section Re
view.
AUGUST
got Wings. Charles De Row
American
Meet the TIinksons ~ Phlad,l-
phia, Ladies' Home Journa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
FIGHT JAPS
NCUINEA
JUNGLE

CHlCAGO.-(ANP) George Fei-
Ter, 4 war correspondent for a
local daily reported this week ina,
ne had paid surprise Visit 10 inp
advanced American operafionai
base in he Guinea hush where
several Chicago boys are stationed
Iie said they We're fighting in
the ropical jungle far removed
from Port Moresby where The
threat or Japanese hulleis is mntn
less. All Of The men. he asserte i.
ha,c made easy adjustment -
life under royal pa ms and Dirt
that Includes the drinking 81 sweet
coconut milk. Their spirits arc
high no said but thought often
turns 90 home.
Weller said one az the soldiers.
Maurice Garter. told him I'VE
work hard. bur We get along VEL
with the natives that live in those
matched huls OUT there and tina;
makes n seem more easv and
natural They seem 10 like ne.
They bring us coconuts not TO-
sale hui as gifts. We give them
cigarettes. when We have any o
spare
Archie Dawson. another member
OF tho contingent found Army life
agreeable despite the sometimes
very dlsaereeahle conditions Of the
tropics. said the corr esponden'
We expected to see something
more OF the native ladies lhan We
do They've all gone up into the
hills. The hooks say they wear
grass skirts and Ia IKE 20 iook 2;
one he told Weller
Weller stated he vas informed
that bathing facilities are limited
and full OF hazards because the sol
diers sometime battle in sea dan
eerous for rs sharks. nelmar Bush.
he went on. explained how ihs
problem war solved
"One way OF keeping clean here.
where II IS damp. s 10 get into "a
brook often. Sea bathing Is fine hni
The sharks 70 for you too easily. 50
we bathe and do our washing iieh'
in the mountain streams. We sci
marker above which bathing E
not allowed and draw our water
there
Although none Of the fighters
wanted TO live IN Guinea. continued
the reporter they appeared 10 be
charmed with the quiet strange
land and Us friendly people. Life
IN the Jungle wac sharply con
trasied for him. he said. by Perce.i
Bowman.
We came out IN Grand style on
a luxury liner. with the hest food
ever ate in nv lie Now We
sometimes have 70 scramble around
for fresh bread because the bakery
is overtaxed
Weller said The boys tried their
hand at Interviewing him and
Chorused:
How'd you know We boys cam"
from Chicago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Rookie Soldier From Detroit Making
Saxophene Talk Down Alabama Way

FORT MCCLELLAN. Ala Who
Is that soldier IN Company r 2nd
Battalion who always leads ~ he
mass singing the man Who can &C.
taaly make = saxophone 'slh9 re
none other than rri,aie lacbcn
Joseph Hughes.
Private Hughes may be rookie
iu The army. but he's veic,an
y hen comes 10 music HaiiNs
Originally from Lou ~iana he was
at the time OF induction one of no."
best-known figures in the dance
orchestra world in and around /,
troit Mich.
Rueben Was naturally gifted with
a beautiful baritone voice and a. s.
boy used 10 lake part IN all ih
school and community singing h.
could. and in addition took no itt
study OF the eaNophone when he
was - years old Under The abb
teaching OF Professor ChaliSny. 4
noted New Orlesns saxophone and
clarinet teacher. he learned 10 mas
ter both instruments and Alto
five wears ~ study began 10 pay
professionally.
He MAS member of boih Tho =
ron and CeliStin orchesira> OF New
o. leans. and ID 1855 went 20 Detroit
and organized the Rueben William
orchestra. he diSbandcd his or
chestla in 1890 10 play viii Joe
Norris band uniii his Induction.
Private Hughes Is stationed Al
the Branch lmmaterial Replace
ment Training center which gives a
basic military course 10 cond'
ton each trainee. physically and
mentally. for advanced work ia lhr
particular arm 81 service Of the
Army. TO which he may be assign
ed. Men are sent from This camp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Goes Overseas

WASHINGTON amp George
W. Goodman. executive seereiar
Of Tho Washington Urban league
has been called ny the American
Red Cross as the first appoinie
in The new scheme ~ recreation
adopted nv the organization re-
porting Immediately for two-~eek
training period before heirs sem
abroad
Negro troop concentrations are
in England. Ireland and Ausfral 3
and II IL 10 one OF these places Nj
Goodman Will he sent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Soldiers Visit DC;
No Place To LayHead

WASHINGTON - (ANPl ~ Ons
thousand Negro soldiers visited
washington over he past weekend
and added another headache to the
housing problem when IL was found
there would he no accommodations
for them Sleeping accommodations
were ont OF The question and tho
thousand soldiers roamed the
streets for two nights attempting
10 ind recreation and relief from
their routine Army lives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Constructs A Small
Bore Rifle Range

FORT DEvENS. Mass -- tANPl--
That the enlisted men OF the s66'h
Infantry are using creditable inltis-
tive was evidenced this week with
announcement OF the construction
81 a small bore rifle range 10 meet
pressing need.
The new rifle will he known a.
the Mallalieu Rush range IN mem
orv Of 1T. Mallalieu W Rush. who
died IN action Nov. 10. 1915 IN
World war 4 He wse awarded the
DISTINGUISHED Service Cross most
humously for bravery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Parent-Teachers Hold
Conference At Fisk

NASHVILLE - 6ANPl ~ with
delegates present from u statef
aud representing so 600 members.
the National Congress Of Colored
Parents and Teachers held ite 18TH
annual session here at Fisk uni
versIty. The meeting lasting from
Sunday, through wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
IN REALMS OF POETRY
Response


There is greatness possible IL the
World
Thee AZ mar,eis possible in the
world
Thero b. u.s., 'n men Win respond
m rho higbesf
Thee H. a gifi 'nr men Who love
fIsa h.ofhers
There p. wondcfgl power Tor men
Who love their sisfcrs
There isa Key Thar opens iisa
beauty
There is key power releasing
love llness.
II can be hard and fierce aud Mild
" loving
II will iove and respond go our love.
Il longs 20 han, r response from
'hose who have rs ercat spirit,
Tho greatness az iife is IN he equal
To the great love ~ man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
With The
COlOrs
Detroit Boy Among First Men To
Complete Navy Training For Negroes

GREAT LAKES. Ill. Aug. S.
Among the first group TO complete
iis training under the Nays re-
cenily-inaugurated program ~ re-
cruiiing men of the Negro race
graduated August s. was Frank u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Seek Control
OF Venereal
Diseases
High Rate
Among Soldiers
And Laborers

orlc.alo w COME erfe here lsEt
week disc,ossd r van. for turning
over IL Ncc camp SITES 70 The
arms after Aas rs These wi be
used - con,eniga, on camps FOR
diseased prostitutes presumsbly
after they nave hesu appreciated
thfoasA fectins ~o,d.ei. The
women lhgs in'esned NJ be treat
ea, ceaed AMI siren courss IN
'ocs one frs.nirs ssains' The tsy
OF thss 20 eass when r. hoped
tef uaf ensae Boa mskinz de-
tent livelihood
Rate High
Rep ssH'a'i,ss az ihe : Pub.
.e Heath service tho Fedora Blu
reao ~ ins er'isa'..n ard inc STATE
iudleIafy Nfo Tended me ccu-
fssencc. dWet eepe ~ upon tho
hlgn ,eusrs rse ln Dare county
anl Florida sea1 20 be hshest in
'1e ,ouhtty ior not races d Nss
'i"A
fssy estabiis nsu's ana Inc Amy
- 'N "''
N"' - inei I 's.nclp - ne 7 3.
'Y' i''" n service az author
~ ~. wv iian " es's7Asn con-
''N'.@l -'h '"n'pN iof Diseased M
~ ~" report vas S,en our "a +.
~ ttli' iA' f"mi would hs
S'S e. I"''N as 30 race 1ol did re
h4i,e lH "helnef al rs ~ogid be
I" ff'rlas ~ r. presumed no
''p'l, "i be altered Trough
'g' 'H'~e states which sfs most
"i,.''''i "fh ~" cisease and
Nl''n nave me a Sest nun Der ~
'7ipi- Ihis wol.a mean
'7' '-'- N' AAfn Wi hc cone
."''t n me scum
Sre 81 Ascp r. a. Dance IS,
'l' Fry ,nif iAr gioap inN
iHf "a" 200 ~ b. enforced re
e-..s ' ~" Wan a't woga be- ne
ni''' 10
'N''S Af
nay Area Infested
SWINE Ira VI ~. s.taa ,5n FRI
Florida may as gained IN Inc VI.
afN q. fae mgiatar camps
Gown in Tue Every AIDES There
ihe preventative 10 VIC s
~les ofpufafion Vhlsh EMPLOYS
sornai'v s0o Mos In me SUGAR
auc niaSir, number which
increases 10 IS non during harvest
mo ,0la an A\p tentasonts.f,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

nv I'D PETERSON

nv I'D PETEkSOS
what do YOU see in a pretty grill
chsfmineiy govned gay with coll
ors.
Mellow irssses. Nondrous eyes. pink
cheeks
Nhai do YOU see
SEQ ne calling. lie iiself
showing thru its sweetest
Representatives here In human
form.
I zee no other answer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

! zee no other answer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

LANA TURNER lIeftl. Joan Leslie upper
right and Gene Tierney lower right scored
fer on the way TO stordom in I94I Miss
turner's current smash is MEMS "Johnny
Eager" with Robert Taylor She is a native
OF Wallace. Idaho. Miss Tierney starred
in seven 100000 productions at 2o+h
Century-Fos during the past year. The two
most recent being "Sons of Fury" and
Kings on Her Fingers" Miss Leslie won
conspicuous praise for her role opposite
Gary Cooper in Warner Brothers produc-
tion OF Sergeant York." while this wear
she will appear in "The Male AnimoP'
and also in "Yankee Doodle Dandy
with James Caeney who will portray the
screen character of George M. Cohen
Evening star., 1942-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE
BUNGALOW, BARGAIN.

49,, BUNGALOW, BARGAIN.
3o04 Claiming st. n.e.-5 largs rms.
tile-foor bath. ,h.-w.h.. newly furn and
finished throu.hout ready to move in:
level lot 5Oxl so it., with concrete street
ana alley: only $3.50: 81 900 down, S55
mo. Open Sun. 2-6 pm. Drive out r. I,
ave ne. to s: Dakota ave-. right to Both
st. right olp,rS to rSGIhanning han St, left to home.
WCCDHIDGE REALTY CO.,
23S1 R. I. Ave. NE. NO 12O3
Evening star., 1942-11-29
HOME VALUES
Home and Investment
9 Rooms - 3 Baths

Situated near Central High
School, this 3-story and basement
brick home is an exceptional value,
convenient to everything Your i'm
mediate inspection will be justified.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
NORTHEAST

rooms, including recreation room, lh
new. large concrete front porch. semi
detached, hardwood doors, air-couditioned
Oil heat. One left at S7,460.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
626 II. 7. Ave. NV. NaNonI e7e7.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
UNUSUAL BUY.

Attractive brick Colonial on large. cor
ner lot: lovely setting, spacious rooms,
artistic interior. First A.. entrance hall,
room, large screened porch, kitchen and
breakfast nook. Second A.. 3 large bed
rooms and two baths: Completely finished
reation room with fireplace in basement.
Maids room and tiled bath. laundry room,
2-car garage. For full particulars and in
spection call Randolph 60S5. No brokers
need apply
Evening star., 1942-11-29
"WAKEFIELD."

This detached brick home in Chevy
Chase has Just been reconditioned and the
owner has instructed US to. sell it and has
priced it accordingly. IT Is center-hall
minutes walk to all schools TRANSPORTATION
and stores. Possession may be obtained at
once Call ME. 1143 until pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
American Uni. Park, S12,500.
Conn1etelv Furnished

Very attractive Williamsburg brick. 3
rooms, wood-burnins fireplace, pretty lot;
condition and immediate possession can
be had. BOSS AND PHELPS. exclusively,
Ma $500 Evenings and Sunday, call Mr..
Shackelford. Sligo 660S.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

CoLoRED-FAIRMoNT ST, NEAR sHER-
man awe r. h. h.,w.h,, bath. cleo, Colonial
Ronse' mo lf5E pE yfFs fiSi s''oo' $500 down. $50
coLoRED-UNIT BLOCK OF FLA: AVE.
ment, with front ent. Suitable for home or
down payment. Ii 1853,
CoLORED-NEAR VERMONT AVE. AND
Que st. n.w.-11 r., baths, h-w.h. Ideal
legation. Price low. Call Mr.. Fickling, DU.
CoLoRED-5NEAR,, 18th AND KENYON
Terms. MR. Wits Ho' 2sas H;i exec '0H0''
CoLoRED-N.W. SECTION. ,6-RM MOD.
s to o pce on y eTms
to suit, DE. 1882, DE 1160, MIR. DICKENS.
coLoaED-M CAPITOL VIEW-PRAcTI-
caily ally new st9ne-front mi.detached, excel
kit, h.-w,h., hardwood floors; $6,95O, terms.
Owner will give quick possession. Ii. 6563
SoLoEEDrl1 siSd Sslt ,1tn R; 4 = BATHS; H.cWH.
ssf nsa5 eack 7h sae anf fe sts No 1907
CoLoRED-NEAR 10th AND SITS. NV.
th5oushoa S r mod eonR DasRs hsh e1s ooRd fa
af EPI MReSste Sc iiss ssDe't0n ask for
CoLoRED--515 ST. N.E-6 RMS.
brick, ami; give away, $3.50. OWNER,
| 160S Alaska ave.
FOR CoLoRED-RIGHT IN THE HEART
sas5e s5e o15E 81 5 SvEs0m house for SALE price,
GoLoRED- BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
cash. Evenings. Sundays. TAYLOR 1851. 29'
CoLORED--9OO BLOCK NJ ST. .N.W-3-
hsss G sosI gar las: sso Sssss
TsayiTed s prompt 9nnd POSSESSION p9S 70 " s. HuRL-
CoLoREp COLO R2,.t PpoWMToWN Ia !, s. SALE BY By
condition. Suitable for rooming house.
| between and 8 pm.
9SS Six. 8 st.. NV Price Reasonable suit.
Nv; brick rick, dwelling. 10 rms, hot,water
prce ssooS saitabIe ter@s S91s esn Be-
sSo by Sy RD Da s ny mo
apt and office bldg. with good income.
Se e $500 ef ST. ID
GohoRED-sao cioIa RED Yoy ST; NV COM.
and elec. meters hardwood floors. INV.
| heat; $1,000; $1,000 cash.
Semi-detached 4-family apt house with
i}an,tor gu quarters: S % mr. Howard u. splendid
Beautiful Groom. Colonial brick. deep
hs,, lot; modern. newly decorated home; vacant
lo,, EsSfHzsE vs. i nv REALTY e. 81 aoso.
sT bfsf haAs s.1ss. ss WINS vii sseF r.
A.e, so7 s,a, ~, THos: rs Y; j. PARKS Co; Z. ,,so
COLORED-9OO BLOCK OF F ST. sW-
ssssroom brick $3.50; cash $3.50. balance.
ms sEiss sIGss ss4sS s. ,.sms brick all
1900 block 10th st. NV: 3-story brick;
10 rooms, bath, hot-water heat, gas, elec-
tric, brick garage: $3.50; cash $3.50,
LLoYD R. TURNER 500 9TH St. s.w. {.
Beautiful semi-detached brick home,
practically new; in excellent ne, neighbor-
includ. rec: rn.. IA baths. automatic air
| modern construction throughout price,
81 1850; ST 900 cash, S64.50 mo. Inspection
by appointment only. RE. 2352 or GE. 3746.
COLORED-1OOO BLOCK OF G ST. NE
Modern brick home. good condition PAS
2UAL REALTY CO., Executive $3.50.
coLoRED-UNTT BLOCK OF ST. NE
2-family apt, 2 r., kit. and b. each: oil
| burning furnace, cellar: $500; $1,000
iith and T sts, n.w-e b.. oil
burner; 1st comm. zone; s1o.5oo; $4,000
424 New York ave-11 r. b.. cleo,
| $3.50; ST 900 cash.
4sa y st .,sv St b.
h-wh.. elec.; c.. $3.50: $1,000 @ cash. n'''' 0'
1923 You St. NV. AN. NO. 4eo7.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
QUIET AND RESTFIJI,

" y III I1IND ICEkO T II
location, fronting directly on Rock Creek
Park, in exclusive Forest Hills. Reduced
personnel in family of owner makes this
available at once. Four bedrooms, 2 baths
finished attic, downstairs den and Law
servants qtrs., Gear garage: custom built
$40. $50. Can De seen privately. OIL. 1908.
No brokers. please
Evening star., 1942-11-29

COLONIAL BRICK.
YRS. OLD-AN UNUSUALLY GOOD BUY
1st. a.. entrance hall. large living rm.,
fireplace, spacious, bright dining rm..
breakfast I'm. or ONCE. modern fully
equipped kitchen. 2nd a.. 3 large bedrms.
Zone MASTERY, tiled baths, deck porch.
stairway leading to attic. Full dry base
ment. recreation rm., maids rm and bath,
laundry. nice lot. garage. This house is
plumbing. suffering and siate roof; con-
venient bus, also conv. new War and Navy
Bldgs.. shoppfng. schools; S12,500. $4,000
NQ[YD ,. lAAllDQAN.
Q004 Wilson 0lvds Arlin9toa. YA.
0AODtnut 421S. 0iebe Sill.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
OPEN TODAY. /.
DO YOU WANT

Big, ,roomy home for the price of very
small one? Excellent neighborhood, Chevy
Chase, west OF Connecticut ave-: large lot,
h trees: center entrance. large. hall. spac.
nv room ana din. room. modern kitchen
and pantry, large bedr1ns. and baths
on End floor. 2 fine bedrooms on Bird floor,
automatic heat: gear garage: all reno
buy on todays market You must act
quickly II interested in this home Price,
Xl2,SOO: terms ARRANGED. AID 1h20
Evening star., 1942-11-29
FOUR-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, GA
rage: large lot Call KepSipgtan 4qE=W .

S13,50O-LYON PARK, ARL-OWNER
transferred; 8 rms: detached stone house;
English style; yrs. old; 2 tile baths, fire.
place, full basement, incl. rec. rm. and gar;
large corner lot in good neighborhood; mr.
shopping center, school: at present ar
ranged to include 2 2-rm. apts., l with
immediate possession: no dealers Phone
Evening star., 1942-11-29
ARLINGTON. VA,

Lyon Village-Owner transferred. Cape
Cod white brick, large bedrms 2 baths,
I bath on lst floor, large living rm with
fireplace, dining rm.. kit, = screened
porches, one deck. Built-in gar. base. rec
rm. with fireplace, maids room and bath:
large wooded lot: near schools, lOc bus
line; $4,000, terms
L. MCGEE KING, CHI. 55O8.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

NEARBY MARYLAND BUNGALOW
needs papering and painting inside); So
400: S145 down. balance 1925 weekly:
2 bedrooms, large living room, kitchen and
bath; all rooms bright and cheerful; small
finished attic room, pipeless furnace. ce-
mented cellar, gas. elec, large lot; schools.
stores. transp. conv. Inquire 5305 Taylor
I'd. RiYerdale. Md. WA l533.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
$500 CASH.
GOVERNMENT WAR WORKERS.
NEW BUNGALOWS,

Located in Kensineton. Md. II miles
from downtown Washington, about miles
from Chevy Chase Circle: " block from
bus line. Good construction (Johns-M Man
vile shingles), air-conditioned heat, coal
burning furnace. full basement and big
attic Nice lots with trees. Good resi-
Dental area; paved street, sewer and wa
ter S55 per month, including taxes and
insurance Ready for occupancy.
Only unsold
VIM. M. THRoCKMoRTON.
Realtor,
en1 Invest. Bldg DI. $685.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

BRENTWOOD.
This modern brick home contains
rooms and one bath. automatic gas heat.
10 . real value on today's market. HETT.
ZELLs DI. 800. 6un., 3 to 9.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
ROOMING HOUSE.

'AAA>NA -'AAA>NA AAoooG,
CATHEDRAL NEAR CONN. AVE
furnished house of 10 rooms, 8 baths II
69edrooms,, "a ft. wide. with brick garage.
serving room and kitchen. Terms ar
ranged to responsible party. Shows q net
INCOME Of approximately 26T on required
cash. Call MI, Schaefer, with
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1106 Vermont Ave. District s6oo
Nights and Supday r.nlo. Oo'
Evening star., 1942-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING CORNER
This beautiful Calonial brick home con-
tains q spacious rooms. 21a baths, built
in garage; automatic heat Owner leav-
ing city Must sell viii pay to investi-
gate. BEITZELL, DI. 3100. Sun, . to 8.
UPPER PETWORTH
This 2-family home is real value, Can
pc shown by appointment only. BEITZEIL,
Dl. 3l0O. Sun, to 8.
WEBSTER ST. WEST OF 10th ST
rms exclusively located home of spa
clous rooms, . baths, oil heat and gear
prlck garage is an exceptional value
BEITzELL. DI. 3100. Sun, to pm
FIVE BEDROOMS. TWO BATHS.
f1replaces. Coal furnace, h.-w h.. ami.
pls recreation room; set in acres of
parklike grounds, Gorgeous big trees;
large porches All for the price OF a mere
sN-room house. Don't fail to call
~ HARE ESTATES, National 05s5.
NEW BRICK HOME
In CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
1864 2nd ST, SW
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OPEN 10 TO T. EXECUTIVE $3.50
SILVER SPRING-2-STORY BRICK AND
frame, b;r.; gas heat: wooded lot: SIS. $50.
!, 2-story brick, 3 b.r.; oil heat; bus passes
door; S1O.5O0 ~NNeo
4-room BUNGALOW: coal; large lot: So, $50.
McCAUbEY REALTY CO.. SH. 6412
LARGE CORNER BRICK HOME
situated in ideal Mt. Pleasant section, con-
venient to 10th st. bus, Mt Pleasant cars
stores, ETC.: b.r., 2 baths. full basement;
gar; auto, heat: suitable for DIR. or dentist.
GAUSS, GE. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-11-29
BRANCH AVE. Sc.

Twenty-Five minutes downtown and one
OF the incest, most complete 5-room bun
galowS you ever saw; 5 rooms, hardwood
floors, vestibule entrance, metal window
frames plus storm windows and screens
Instantaneous hot-water heater. laundry
trays, electric kitchen, end porch. avn
ingS and many other extras. Priced to
possession.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
0oS NV DeoJtore oro1
Evening star., 1942-11-29

s3,sOO. $500 DOWN. $40 MONTH";
rooms, bath. large sunroom on "a acre.
Go to Annandale, Va, follow Springfield
road Clio mile and see sign.
UNFINISHED CONCRETE BLOCK HOUSE
on l " acres; $3.50, S125 down. $50 month.
Go to Annandale. Va, follow Springfield
road 9-10 mile and see sign.
MOST INVITING PROPOSITION IN TOWN
II you have a good 40 or Al auto. sedan
to use as part Of down payment on attract.
bungalows for sale; $500 up. WORTH
ING REALTY CO., sH. 2142.
" A. GARDEN. POULTRY LAND: q
story. 5:r. frame. coal h.-w, heat. state
paved I'd. school. stores vicinity: 13 mi.
D. c.: $4,000; terms; $500 down. WENZ.
Clinton. Md. Phone 564.
YOUR. CHANCE TO OWN AN ESTATE m
Virginia: acres. only mi. from D. C.:
good, newly refnished 5-rn house, 367-ft.
frontage on paved street. Beautiful loca-
ton for home: excel. prospects for develop
Also spacious 5-room frame house. newly
refnished on acres: S4,950: also 1 acre.
house: s2.sso. COLONIAL. CHI. o7ss. -
e-RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW, S4.750;
$500 cash and $50 mo; coal heat, gas
stove, elec. refs, automatic gas water
heater, screened. including porch. rockvool
insulation, noored attic. garage: large lot.
Open 10 to B Sunday Sol N. Jefferson St.
Arl., Va. Overlook $500 in day. Ewes,
Fails Church I72I.
Evening star., 1942-11-29

BUNGALOW, 4 RMS. AND BATH, BED
fioors: S near near schools, st stores and bus; town
of Falls Church; $4,000; $40O down, S45
per mo. Call Falls Church 1882.
ARLINGTON VA-6-RM. FRAME. FULL
don shopping center; price S6,25O. with
ST 900 down. bal. terms JUDSON REAMY.
1922 No. Irving ST., Arlington, Va. CHI.
O22O Ewes Oxford 1901
Evening star., 1942-11-29

245 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY.
Rooms on Each Floor.
2 kitchens, elec. refrigerators h.-w.h
b-i. garage: property in very good condi-
tion and priced to sell
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1920 K St. NV DI. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Chinese
Push Near
Canton
BY JACK BELDEN
Init New. service staff Correspondent

CHUNGkING, Jan. 10 Driving
through the suburbs of the strate-
gic South China port of Canton,
only so miles from Hongkong. adj
vancing Chinese forces engaged in
a furious battle with defending
japanese troops today.
Chinese military Spokesman in
dicated the JapS are making
desperate efforts TO halt the Chr
neSe tide in Canton'S northern
and northeastern suburbs.
Meanwhile, Chinese troops were
pushing on 10 additional successes
in general advance on all fronts.
the CommuniQuc said
Chinese bomberS battered Jap
troops caught in a pocket along
the Milo River, north Of Changsha.
scene Of a recent great Chinese
victory.
Remnants OF the army Of 100
900 that was beaten off in the at
tack of Changsha. key city OF
Human Province. still were sur
rounded and slowly being liqui-
dated a spokesman said.
In the eastern coastal province
Of Chekiang another Chinese army
was driving back the defenders Of
the vital HangchoW rail lineI5e
miles south Of Shanghai.