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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
Realistic Film
Roles Are Given

issue his diobolical laugh.
Likewise, the Waters part IN
Cairo" which opened last week
at Grauman's Chinese, is a direct
antithesis to her reverent, awe-in-
spring role of Petunia Jackson in
Cabin" In Cairo" wherein she
is billed ASSIGNMENT is that of a
personal maid with a flare for
sparkling witticisns and repartee
with Miss Macdonald. The scene
Is laid in Egypt and Miss Waters
dress and mannerisnns are befittinq
to any tourist in a foreign country.
SIZE does enc song in a Cairo
nieht club for which her costume is
an evening gown.
Evidence Of the reservoir of tai
ent use by MGM in the filming
of Cabin In The Sky is indicated
in the ceonolishment of some of
the lesser light following the COM
pletion of their chores in that pic
ture.
Two Of the girls whose charm
graced the Cabin" cabaret scene
will soon win laurels in their own
right. They are, judy Carol, re-
Gently signed by Count Basic tc
sing with his band; and Maggie
Hathaway, shortly to be seen with
Ieni LeGon in Arabian Nights, y
the Maria Montez, Sabu, Jon Hall
Flicker.
Bill S2iley, ace tap dancer was
Immediately booked at the Or
pheum where he gained trench
dous acclaim for his dancing and
comedy chatter.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14

DdcKSGSSe Drama Wnen IL became
known that Samuel Boyea, board
member of the university's Inter.
national club, had walked out on
The cast of which he was the only
Negro memeber. Boyea said that
latter much painful thinking" he
decided to quit rehearsal ranks be-
cause sit isn't cricke> to play a
role, which like all American Ne
gro roles. creeks along on the
7mnibus of tears and sentiment"
Boyea added that the role of
Charlie league in the clay pa
Fronized and protrayed the Negro
rs "a spineless, crushed cringing.
hopeless, individual and a pro.
tetype of the Hollywood sub-hu-
man type and therefore could not
be played him with any racial
retrospect or dignity"
AS a challenge to Boyea's pro-
dents were permitted to see a
midnight full dress rehearsal of
the play by director Jim Terzian.
The Negro role was portrayed by a
white student member of the Wis
ccDsin Players, since after Boyea's
outburst the part became "tuo hot
to handle" by any Negro student.
The audiene violently protested
against the presentation and un-
der the leadership of Argyle
Stoute, Negro medical student Of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
Hampton's Choir
pleaSeS Audience
At Portsmouth, Va.

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
fSNS)-The Hampton Institute
choir, under the direction of Noah
F. Ryder, presented concert last
Friday evening at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church in Portsmouth.
Sponsored by the Norfolk-Ports-
mouth chapter of the Hampton
Alumni Association, the concert
was held for the benefit OF the
alumni scholarship fund.
Soloists were: Misses Mildred
Hunter Of Roanoke, Emma Dobbins
of Englewood, NJ j., Emma Amos
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
Carolinian Shoots
Wife After Asking
Cryptic Question

ABBEVTILE, S. C. - (SNS) -
Amt you tired of living?" was
The cryptic question Jesse Ander-
son is reported to have asked his
wife Thursday evening, November
S, and before the unfortunate
woman could deliver an answer
leveled a shotgun at her head and
| pulled the trigger.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14

CHICAGO-(ANP) - Following
the highly successful opening of
Porgy and Bess at the Studebaker
theatre here last Monday night,
stars of the show, Miss Eta Moten
and Todd Duncan and members of
the cast were honored with a
Welcome to Chicago" party,
which proved to be as scintillating
as its guest list.
The affair, an after theatre sup
per, given by Edwin r. Embree,
president of the Rosenwald Fund,
and Mrs. Efnbree, had North
Michigan avenues exclusive Tav-
ern club as its setting, and cos
mopolitan atmosphere pervaded
with persons of varied races, rep
resenting all phases of the arts, in
attendance.
Conversation in at least four
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
NEW s OF
THEATRES


MADISON, Wis.--ANP)-"Out of respect for the
opinion of Negro students the theatre department of the
University of Wisconsin dramatically banned presentation
of Noel Houstons prze-winning oneact play According
by Negro students working in close collaboration with
liberal white students of both forced the decision
The curtain raised the New York
backstege when it q
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Conversation in at least fou
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14

OF Portsmouth, Clara Armstead of
Hampton, and Ruth Stewart of
Miami Beach, Fla. sopranos; Gene
va Wells of Norfolk, Georgia Davis
OF Portsmouth, and Georgia Atkins
of Newport News, contraltos.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
BISHOP WALLS MAKES
GIFT TO NAACP

CHICAGO, Ill. - The NAACP
acknowledged this week receipt of
$50 from Bishop w. j. Walls of
Chicago, Illinois. Bishop Walls
congratulated the NAACP on It's
present program at the Washing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Desiring good home in New York
City, light homework, small
apartment, care child five, good
health necessary. State age,
height, weight. abilities. salary.
Mrs. T Kogon, 1898 Coney ISL nj
Ave-, Brooklyn, New York
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14
Is Termed Fine
Way To Acquaint
Whites With Race
: Launching OF S. S.
Booker Washington
Fully Covered
Bv TED WATSON

(snTryArO - (hNpl 'rhr
>rerniare Of tha Ar -An,erio Ne
ORC rewsreal at the Paoo' ~ ,aatre
esnuHav met with the ~ powell ~
fhc1,cen6 who view-ino arcnrdino
70 authorities on the rsatter. the
first bio-time Negro newsreel ever
to be relased.
This feature, running for q
solid waels of this house. was
hop'ked into the Balahan End Kat7
Recall theatre bv exhibitor Ken
Meth Hewitt. one of the moro
proficient cinema house manaoers
in this CITY. The newsrnel carried
six seruerceS five of which were
exceedingly topical.
M SnsUDGE
IN this piUantic feature every
co'ored American was Justly por-
trsved. no smudge. nothing de-
roeatorv to the race: sinnn1v a re-
eun,e of the news in which the
NEGRO shows his real worth. Tt ic
the belief CT this writer that tho
Af-American NEGRO newSreel will
aco1,aint the white race with the
modern colored Amrican. and if
kent on a clean basis will tend to
mold national unity.
In the rundown of the events
shown. the reel orens with surerh
covering of he Service Mems GEN.
ter. which has become a haven for
orr members of the armed forces.
Mavor Kelly among other dioni-
taries is pictured here hating with
VERSIONS RESPONSIBLE for the in
ereasing popularity of this CEN
FER.
The AIl-American interview
>ictured Lucius C.. Harper, exec
rtive editor Of the Cbiago Defend
or. interviewing DR.. r. D. Patter.
con. In this shot DR.. Patterson
l,rouoht out many points about this
newsreel and its help in building
national unity
RECORD FINAL GAME
The third sequence. concerning
Ihe Mennrhis Red Sox and the
Kansas CITY Mcnarch's final game
held at Wrigley field, was a bit
I'D but carried enough punch to
ret strong plaudits from the thea
re audience. In this sequence. Only
one fault was evidenced. In the
opinion Of this writer. the narrat-
ing voice of Bud Kee was below
type of delivery and enunciation
var and not in keepino with the
he race should like to hear IN flu
IRE covering of sporting events
Vet, desnite this. KEGS descrip-
ion must be reckoned with.
The launching of the merchant
narine steamer. Booker T. Wash
'neton. in which Marien Anderson
officiated, was brilliantly covered
md the narration by William Nix
vas perfect. William Nix's voice
~oise, enunciation and delivery
Thowed versatility and must be
commended no end. 1t IS a pleasure
, hear him.
Coverage of activity Of the
vVAACs out in Des Moines was an
ther highlights of this newsreel
md was lauded strongly. The de.
'cribing voice, probably that Of
william Nix, again ruled.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-11-14

New York, drew up an indictmen
cf the play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

ALTO LOANS cars. house trailer trucks
boats cash while tc4 Nq' I-"Ef b
Fast Inc 90io Grand Blvd MA oit+
AUTO loans SO 20 $500 made In 10 r0
u'es Aetna Finance. 1853 C7ss RS "Ha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
res----Used
Motorcycles and Bicycles

WANT moiorc,cle or equities cash watt
inE Edw Kehoe CO 1924 Grand River.
CONSULT rho enlarged Beai Estate list
n.~ % me h.g Sunda' Times Want Al
Section
Evening star., 1942-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
TRIJsTEE SALE IN BANKRUPTC'

TRUSTEE SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District OF Virginia, Alex
In ths Matter Of Lucille Musser, ~ 49,.
In the Mater Of Taylor Mgsser, 0 ~.
to an order dny aG in
n0tS on Tie ' srd day 81 osto6er. iS4s' .uthoris,
ing Hush b. Marsh, Trustee In Bankruptcy
Of the above style Dankrupts, 70 ofer for
sale st public sTst,On the iolloxins de-
Of all. liens, the undersigned Trustee viii
Taylor Musser real estate situated near
ses aeEsss oM bAY sfss1 @ G2Hnz Ma ss4si Il YAY YT
s.sss o.s5s1;s $s til. 'sa isIo-s. d:'s''sss
Aeroill disinfectins torch: 1 srindstons:
hay fork; /. mail box "a chicken coops;
l lot miscellaneous tools; l lot wire egg
baskets; ! lot egg cases; I Jamesway of
all-electric incubator; movable brooder
houses; Is movable range shelters; Hot
Point electric range: circulating heater;
stoves; / Tork electric clock 1 egs-gradins
scale; egg-grading table; mash-h -hoppers;
automatic water fountains: baby chick
feeders, and all other miscellaneous mov-
said premises appropriate to the operation
tar paint; fodder; corn; egg scales: Chsy-
Sist ssdsn del0sFy osG truck enrine No.
engine No. BIB 1s-2eob391; power corn
Terms Of sale: CASH
(Signed) HUGH b. MARSH,
Trustee in Bankruptcy as Aforesaid.
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COLLEGE PARK, MD.
$10,500.
7d02 uNpKINC CIT g.
74U3 HOPKINS ST.

"a Acre Beautiful Grounds.
One of the better homes of this ex-
elusive section. home for gracious
living or moneymaker for roomers.
Large living room, extra large dining
room, nice kitchen with largest size
Frigidaire, large buffers pantry. Sec
ond floor. four large bedrooms and
bath. Third floor, two good bedrooms
and bath. Oil hot-water heat, storm
ment with laundry tubs and toilet.
Two-car garage. Lot 10Ox200. Large
willow trees Nicely Handicapped. Lily
and fsh pond. Two blocks from uni
versity
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM OF 100 ACRES OR MORE m VA.
within 80 miles Of D. c., suitable for rais-
ing young stock: half cash; prefer discon-
tinued dairy farm. BOZ 202-C. Star.
WANIEDIAA Ha,sIcEI ~ FARM A54UT a 29o S7 ACRES R 3
NV. RE. 6z16. AGENTS. attention.
WILL PURCHASE FARM DIRECT FROM
owner in nearby Maryland; elec. and
phone: nr. bus. Phone Shepherd 4S46.
15O-A. TOBACCO AND STOCK FARM ON
water front, within 40 mi. D. c.; present
soil condition not Important provided land
can be brought back to productivity. Give
full inf rs to roads, fencing, bldgs., tim
Der. springs. taxes in first letter. Can pay
WILL SELL YOUR FARM
If the price Is right. See or write
j. LETTON MARTIN,
Room 4O1 Earle Bldg. RE. 2492 AD. 67S9
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MONEY TO LOAN.

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR 2nd TRUSTS,
Iow rates, prompt action; Nd. D.. G.. Va.
REAL EeTATE LOANS, LARGE OR small,
promut action, lowest rates. PERCY H.
RUs9kG co, 1871 e st. NV.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
-. WALSHE. INC,
1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. e46s,
LOANS 70 D G.. ND. AND VA. HOME
owners; also indorsed co-maker and coli
lateral loans; iow rates. easy terms; no
delay.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION,
S36 Investment Building. District e672.
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SO, 500.
47O9 GUILFORD RID.

Center-hall Colonial Nine rooms,
two baths, extra lavatory in cellar.
Hot-water heat. coal: hardwood floors.
15x33. with real open fireplace. Din
ing room. 1sx1s; large kitchen with
pantry. SIX LARGE BEDROOMS. Large
front and rear porches. House In per
feet condition. New roof. LESS than
ONE BLOCK to STREETCAR. Walk
ing distance to university. A real bar
gain at this price.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

full basemt., fireplace, built-in gar: n
VII; Ize: upstairs. steel windows. Rent.
S75 mo. OWNER, Alex. 24O2 Falls Church.
Loring I'd. 9th house on right.
NEW. WHITE BRICK HOUSE. LARGE
rooms fireplaces. thoroughly modern, air
conditioning, baths. situated. on high.
wooded knoll; 80 acres of excellent land,
elusive neighborhood, II miles to Wash
ington: good roads; easily, financed; will
THOMAS & CO.,
Phone Vienna Cva.) 125
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7-ROOM BRICK-$12,950.

In convenient residential section OF Ar
naton va this ATTRACTIVE brick tnsns,.r nsms is
The Hrst floor consists Of entrance hall
living room, 22x12, with fireplace: dining
loom. equipped kitchsSn bath ,oar and are sac
hedroorns. nursery and bath: full basement
with maids room and bath and recreation
room with .fireplace storase space Spst IN IN
sulsted and weather stripped: shaded lot
SSx105 Allowance for redecoration. SUD-
stantial cash - M
<..x n, nI anz1 1Nilsnr1 Rlvd GIL 3434.
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ARLINGTON-$5,750.
2439 NORTH OHIO ST.

Here's an opportunity for thrifty couple
TO acquire q cozy honey, well-planned
BUNGALOW Of 5 very generous rooms and
bath; only year old; on q level lot, in
the new, restricted community OF Allen
crest; all utilities, including streets curbs
sidewalks, sewer and water in and paid for;
noored attic. for future room. full. dry
equipped kitchen with range and refrigera-
tor, Venetian blinds; one So. to bus on Lee
highway. Open Sunday, 1890 to Z; week
days. q to $50 II interested. we suggest
m early inspection. Drive out THIS week
end. To reach: Over Key Bridge, out Lee
hiehway (not b1vd) to Powhatan st., right
sd to Ohio st. and property.
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$6.750.
47O5 FORDHAM RID.

47O5 FORDHAM RID.
This very attractive modern home
has flye rooms and bath on first floor.
Second floor is finished as one large
master bedroom. Large living room
with real open fireplace. Nice level lot.
hedge in front. Nicely handicapped. De-
tached garage; half block to streetcar
WALKING DISTANCE TO UN1VER-
SITY. Possession in thirty days. Terms.
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STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9Th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Quick cash for 1940-41-42 Fords.

FORDS, 1887 TO 1941.
Out-of town buyer will pay highest cash
price for your car. Phone NO. 1878.
STATION WAGONS AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED.
Immediate cash. Write or phone,
we will come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc, 7725 Wis.
ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

Modern 3-bedroom brick Dutch Colonial,
large living room, fireplace. heated sun
room, full basement, attic; tenant house;
garage; 40 acres. beautiful rolling land
with long frontage; live stream; on bus
line; about 5 miles to washington; Sls,-
$50, $1,000 cash.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
G,estnut 1913. Glebe 3711.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

HYATTSVILLE, MD.
A REAL BARGAIN ON
THE BALTIMORE BLVD.
Think Of It, 5000 50. It. commercial
with nice six-room and bath mod.
home for only $4,000. rare chance
to combine business and home to-
gether Land alone worth more than
asking price. Owner Ill, must sell.
$4,750.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
The house of your dreams. White
vet green lawns with artistic land
scap!ne. The red roof and shutters to
match make It picture to behold
Ultramodern. Five rooms and BATH
Full screens. storm sash and doors.
Fully insulated and weather stripped
Large, detached garage and work shop.
OF course, it is all fenced. dream.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
ROOMS AND 2h BATHS.

a4vooded u acre in country club section OF
xfsstgn virgins asess on taf With Ii ireniacs Iii
sSudro s;n1r1 nvn ronr,. Ien. haif bath equipped
Kitchen and breakfast room. Three bed.
rooms and two baths on End Il storase
space in attic. Full basement with siT.. reSre.
room and bath. 2-car attached garaEe
kedecorated throrshouut, a end 1fa ready '0'
occupancy. Priced at Sis;1Sy;n ~
THOS. q. MAGRUDEh ".
QH, 31a1. 206l MIL90M 1LxD: y. 90.
HYATTSVILLE-$4,5OO.
ss rms.. : apts.. h.wh. coei furn Ccnv
trsns2 stores. Cash s ho9ay.s M Cal oo~WWA VA. NV
Evening star., 1942-11-08
RIVERDALE, MD.
5815 RITTENHOUSE ST. NE.
A REAL HOME FOR THE
hFnNEV

nice corner bungalow finished In
white asbestos shingles Five nice rooms
with large inclosed rear porch. Oil heat,
auto. gas hot-water heat. Full base
ment under entire house. Built-in ga
rage under rear porch. All in new
house condition. WILL SACRIFICE FOR
s4.25O IF SOLD TODAY. BRING DE-
gest bargain we have ever offered
Don't miss it if you want a nice home
Evening star., 1942-11-08
REDUCED TO
$3.50.
4105 29th ST.,

Over one-haIf Acre Of Beautiful
Grounds Century-Old Oak Trees.
This is without doubt one Of the
prettiest places in Mt. Rainier. 155-
foot frontage on one Of the main
streets. Bus in front of door. One
block to District line. Very attractive
bungalow Six rooms and bath with
maids room in attic. Open fireplace,
inclosed front and rear porches. storm
hot-water heat. All-electric kitchen.
Two-car garage. To see this is to buy
1t. All newly painted and decorated.
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4,750.
6.ROOM BUNGALOW
CITY, MD.
DC CEn

41O3 COTTAGE TERRACE.
Pretty white-shingled bungalow OF
six rooms and bath with white picket
fence around lot. House in AL condi-
ton. Close to bus and schools. 1mme-
diate possession Convenient terms.
Open for your inspection at all times.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

OWNER TRANSFERRED,
Must leave his charming 5-rm. brick-and-
frame house and beautiful wooded lot:
special features are: Screened porch, full
basement, partitioned into rms; stone
iieht and airy rms; near transportation,
schools, Stores: S6,50O. COLONIAL. CHI.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

Front once, consisting Of two connectins
rooms, 1878 and 11x19. Nos. 201 -202;
heat. electricity and janitor service in
l4W &. CAIRITZ. DI. 0OsO.
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"STROUT BARGAINS"
One-Man pa Villape.Edpe Farm

Dandy Truck Farm-Bargain.
Only mile to village advantages; 40 .. for
grain. canning crops, etc; Al .. wooded
so apple, 10 other fruit trees. Strawberries;
good dwelling, rms; barn, 10x30 shed,
brooder and poultry houses; owners other
interests demand his attention; therefore
oher en3eF sac pflee se9 psrt Mas
Donald SfROITT REALTY Denton Nd
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"SHOE STRING FARM
"WTCK LINE FARM ,
Exclusively, Chestnut 1897

Exclusive Agent.
6O0s Wilson Blvd. Arlington Va,
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PRICE ONLY $12.750.

You have this rare opportunity to own
nne brick. 4-fAmily, dAt-type building,
in perfect condition and situated In an
location. Each apartment includes 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath. Tenants provide own
heat, hot water and utilities: One short
y block e nsv public school FOR Co1-
Frank 8. Phillips, DI. 14il.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

SpIend1d R1Ver-FT0nt Fafm.
Charming century y-old residence; elec..
fireplace, lovely shade trees, pretty river
view; good 3Ox40 barn. garage, 8 poultry
houses; ~ acres. 35 q. fertile tillage for
corn, oats, potatoes, ETC.; stream-watered
wire-fenced pasture for 10 head stock;
orchard apples and pears; Just of maeadam
hway. store, school, etc. handy; aged
owners price for quick sale. $4,000; about
10 acres Of oyster beds with plenty OF
oysters included; part down. List other
bargains mailed Free. c. w. Edwards.
STROUT REALTY Gloucester, Va
Evening star., 1942-11-08

WORTH $1O,500.
Out-of-town owner will sell for less
low, garage, h.-w.h. (coaD. Phone Glebe
Evening star., 1942-11-08

AnfiN3ToN-LARoE SPANISH DESIGN
HONE. masonry construction, good con-
dIisn Livins room dining psrse eoS%i Searooma Csn
nsidss .ooin. iii on one foor. Plenty large
closets, oil convertible hot-watsr heat, heate,,on =,
car sarase ideally located n oess ccunsnsy' seeU
Price. $3.50: terms to suit: I
AZ RROYHILL CO., CHI. 6300.
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Closing Time I Pm s.a,d.s sss sss1s e. g.,
A0Ar WANTED

81 800, SECURED By sECOeD-TRU9I
note on Chevy Chase home, 1908 security
for Yrs, 6T bonus and 81 int. Boz
2S7.B, Star.
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$5,750.
1920 OTIS ST. NE.

Five room and bath bungalow. One
block to cars. Walking distance to all
stores and movies. Will be put in new
house condition. Vacant Immediate
possession. Convenient terms. See this.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

The new PREVIEWe catalog, illustrating
and describing hundreds Of the finest
farms, homes and estates for sale In
Maryland and Virginia. is tust on the press.
Send 81 to PREV1EWS, INC, 342 Madison
ave, N Y. C..
Evening star., 1942-11-08
RRICK COLONIAL.

In nearby. Va. we have for sale a ,sh,1s 4 !,
ysarold brick homs on ui,S rep.Se fSTsd iS. dinins
room, Kitchen and bright bedrooms WITH
bath s e essasp with and sussEse sehoos
pr;ced At S0,460 for immediate sale
-,I WEST ,EY BUCHANAN,
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ADJACENT TO
YYNJTvTTPCTTY PARK MD

Asbestos shingled home OF 7 rooms dn and
bath; IN excellent condition, on lot soxS3,cs saI,s
1r wtth fsreplace, din. rm, Xxi l 6: sun rm
and and eauipped kit; 8 bedrms;, bath on
and a.; full basement; Nv ol! heat SSan .l
i}ne: house vacant; immed. possession;
priced at S9,45O. Thos: G. Msgruder Co.
Chestnut .3131. 20o1 wilson hVo'
Evening star., 1942-11-08

$1,000.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
CORNER BRICK.
4201 Bath STREET.
Two apartments of three rooms and
bath. Gas refriserator. Owner lives
downstairs. rents upstairs at $500
per month. A good investment.
$5,775.
3205 OTIS ST. NE.
Very convenient On best transpor-
tation. One block to stores. Four rooms
and bath on first floor with glass-in-
closed sleeping porch. Two rooms and
half bath on second. Built-in garage
Vacant. Terms.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

BRICK BUNGALOW
ONE BLOCK TO CARS.
Five room and bath bungalow on a
nice terraced lot. Two blocks to shop
ping center and movies. Nice neigh
borhood. Very convenient. $500 CASH,
$50 MONTH.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
$500.
v%y~yaHy r@-rHr~ -a~Yy

4NDAAA> O1 HsAA>0 A4sAA.
A new group of fve room and bath
bungalows just completed and ready
to move in Homes are on Houston st.
at Old Bladensburg I'd. Two short
blocks to Franklin st. bus. All rooms
are are, bright and large Nicely decorated; ..s
de luxe equipment Hardwood floors.
Full. large. b-isht cellar. Hot-water
heat (coaD. Automatic gas hot~water
heater. Large lots, fully sodded. New
hard-surfaced street in front. Terms
$3.50 cash. Note special terms to q. s.
Government workers. Open.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
|WPB Removes Curbs
On inventories Of
Wholesalers
Unrestricted Building
Of Reserves to Ease
Shipping Problem
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Restrictions on the size of inven.
tories which may be built up b,
wholesalers and distributors II
United States territories and pos.
sessions were removed by the Wal
Production Board today in ar
amendment to the suppliers' inven.
tory order.
Unrestricted accumulation of sup.
plies will be permitted, WPB said
because of the current uncertain
ties of shipping and the fact that
transportation facilities themselves
act to limit the stocks of dealers
reached only by sea routes"
No change was made with respect
to domestic suppliers.
Tool Ceiling Delayed.
Manufacturers of new machine
tools we're authorized today to enter
into contracts and make deliveries
at above ceiling prices while await
ing rulings from the Of1ice of Price
Administration on petitions filed TO,
price increases.
The amendment to the machine
tool price order was intended, OPA
said, to eliminate possible delays ir
entering into the production OF
critically-needed machine tools"
If the producers petition for ar
increase is denied subsequently, in
whole or in part, however, the con-
tract price must be revised to con-
form with OPA's decision, and ii
necessary, refunds made to the pur-
chaser.