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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1908 ALASKA. AVE. N.W.-BEAUT1FULLY
furnished brick home. surrounded by gar
den; on bus line. 1st floor, center en-
trance. large living room. dining room;
foor. bedrooms, baths, sun deck with
tile floor and walls; .3rd floor, 3 bedrooms
and bath, auto. heat. ventilation, paneled
recreation room: also lavatory in basement:
$3.50 per mo. For appt., MRS. SHAW
brick. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. large screened
Call X. E. FARRELL. MA. O765.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS
with fireplace and modern improvements,
10 cultured. quiet couple without children;
$50 per month. Middle-aged couple seeking
quiet and refined environment on country
bus line and appreciating nature preferred.
Apply by letter and give references. Box
5211 WESTERN AVE. NV, S175: 8 LARGE
rooms. 2 baths. bedroom and bath on 1st
floor, extra large closets, knotty pine rec
[eation room. tiled floor and bar auto
session Ma. 1913.
NORTHWEST = SIX ROOM HOUSE. GA
rage; available July and August: near
swimming pool, playground, one block from
express bus; S65. RA. 1922.
FOR RENT DURING JULY AND AUGUST,
detached. beautifully furn.. bedrooms. 2
baths. ,porches, shade trees. den. down
stairs lavatory,. buffers pantry. servant s
GE. 4sl4.
TAKoMA PARK-BUNGAJOw. LARGE
rooms, screened porch: garage and large
ROBERT e LOHR-
311 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. D. C.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhIsnEp.

ROOMS, KITCHEN AND PRIVATE BATH.
back porch: all outside rooms. Can after
pm. and all day Sunday. 313 10th st. ne.
42O LONGFELLOW ST. NW-2 ROOMS
and kit, semi-private bath. adult gentiles
BROOKI.AND LEASE TO COUPLE.
three lovely h.k. rooms, incl. utilities: $50.
No women smokers. Box 119-K. Star.
BROOKLAND p ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semi-private bath, private home. utilities
furnished; $50. DU. 1854.
1246 MONROE ST. NE LARGE
children: S51. L. v. THAcKER. 1901 n
Capitol st. no. 23S7.
I'LL NORTH CAPITOL ST. ROOMS,
kitchen, private bath. screened porch. re-
frigerstor, heat; adults. $40.
2-BEDROOM APT. GENTuES ONLY: NO
pets, children: permanent empl. couple
preferred; available July LIST; S67. so. 302S
Porter st. w, Apt. 304.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1922 R. l. AVE. BRENTWOOD. Md
3-room, unfurn apt, pvt. bath, pvt. ent. :,
gar. util. furn.: $47.50; empl. gentle
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS. r. I. Reds. white Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
store. 619 x st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
F. W. BoLGIANO q CO.
Blood-tested chicks, Rocks. Reds and
White Leehorns; poultry equipment; full
line Eshelman,s feeds. All New York ave
ne FR. 1900 R07 Z st NV MA n0a1
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

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and better serpice, dduer-
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Rent ClaSsifcations.
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$9,250.
Near WoodroW Wilson Hioh

Near Woodrow Wilson High.
1t is seldom a modera ate priced home il
Conn. and Wis. ave. where elementary
Junior and senior high schools are all
within a moments walk. The house is
comparatively new. detached brick con-
structiol. 6 bright, comfortable rooms, tile
bath with shower. screened living porch,
fireplace, all modern improvements tnclud-
ing AUTO. HEAT. attached garage. nicely
landscaped lot. Immediate possession.
DI $3.50 or evenings call Mr. caAMBERS
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BETHESDA.

3 BLOCKS TO BUS.
, $3.50 to Sl0,500-Just completed the
last homes of this type for the duration.
nice rooms large reception hall, half
bath OF master bedroom in addition to
main bath; nice porches. large oak trees.
Exhibit home at 5421 Harwood I'd. Take
pkwy., / block to Custer I'd. left blks.
to Harwood and our sign. Open every day
until pm.
HENRY J. CONNOR, INC.
pbopa VIZ 1900 -. ~ onon
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GOLD-DIAMONDS,
E-@IKX-NI

Highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. e1S r st.
NV. RIM. 301. National O2s4
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FIREWOOD, 81 80 load. IS delivered;
wooden packing boxes. 10c and up: wooden
lumber, &c b.. m. Halt and Potomac ave.
Sc. TR. 1903. Night, TR. 34O7.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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and better serptce, adUer-
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CHEVY CHASE-S12,g5U
This delightful home is in Immaculate
condition. and is definitely. priced fol.
quick sale; owner leaving city reason for
selling. On picturesque wooded lot. 1t
is convenient to grade schools, excellent
TRANSPORTATION and shopping center. In
cludes living room, complete kitchen with
electric dishwasher,. .1st-f1oor den, 8 nice
attic: has an exceptionally fine G. z. oil
heating plant. which alone cost over
For further details please call Mr.. Youns.
Woodley 5576.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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FARM & GARDEN.
GARDENS no ORDER.

IEID-oRowN cabbage. tomato and pep
Colesville, Md. Ashton 3s46.
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Several desirable furnished houses for
both short and long term leases. Attrac-
lively priced Good Northwest location,
convenient to transportation.
RANDALL H. HAGNER d. CO, INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500.
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ROW HOUSE-SS,TbU
3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS.
An unusually attractive English-type row
house. with front porch. step-dowa living
room; large. completely equipped kitchen;
recreation room; . lovely tiled baths on
second floor; large master bedroom: 2 rear
screened porches: deep lot, garage. Con-
venient to everything. Inspection by ap-
pointment only.
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI l411
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued,l

ROOMS for 3 or 4 girls, newly furnished,
In private home. conv. transp. Call
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

OR SALE 83:ft. schooner, with auxil-
Viii, FR. 300. EX. 220b, to $50.
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Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
itialed birthstone. diamond and Wedding
rings, any other tewelry and pawn tickets
Jewelry Co 7o7 7th ct NV
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CHAIR, fan back, solid nah. frame. fine
tap. cover down cushion, S59.95; orig.
si05. bareback chair. fine boucle cover,
$50. so: oxig. $3.50: floor samples, other
good buys Nelson Furniture Co.. sos H
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BOATS.

4o-T. CRUISER, owners stateroon,
sleeps bath, hot-water heat; year-around
Evening star., 1942-10-15

Men in the armed forces are being
allowed to purchase share in the
democratic United States they are
defending. Do you have to be told
to buy a bond?
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Cargo Insurance Rates
To Australasia Lowered
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Institute
of London Underwriters announced
today a reduction in cargo war risk
insurance rates between the Amer
icas and Australasia.
The rate between Australia and
North, Central or South America
atlantic, Pacific or Gulf ports) via
the Panama Canal or Pacific Ocean,
excluding Pacific ports via the Pa
cific, was reduced from Is to l2.5 per
cent.
The corresponding rate for New
Zealand and the Pacific islands was
cut from Is to lis per cent.
The rate for Pacific ports via the
Pacific to or from Australia remains
at rs per cent, but for New Zealand
the rate is cut from rs to SIS per
cent.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Auto Industry Urges
|WPB 10 Fiji Schedules
To Materials Supply
Fears Record-Breukinq
Output Will Log if
Chonee Is Not Made

BY Wide. World. .
DETROIT, Oct. 16.-The one
time automobile industry. which has
been breaking records almost daily
in the making Of tanks, guns. war
plane subassemblies and a long list
of other war products, is becoming
concerned lest the raw materials
situation force a leveling OF Of fac
tory activity.
Accustomed. to turning its inven-
tory over as often as twice q month
in its normal operations, the indus
try in slightly more than six months
has boosted its war production to
nearly double the tonnage volume
without the advantage Of rapid in
ventory turnover.
But it sees - production record
smashing endangered by the mate
rials situation and has urged upon
the War Production Board a re-
vamping Of the entire raw materials
ALLEGATION program. The former au-
tomobile makers long have main
tained that highlevel mass produc-
ton Is practicable and possible only
If based on a progressive flow of
raw material rather than on stock
pile
Monthly Scheduling Desired.
The industry's proposal to the
WPB, in brief, calls for the setting
up of program for scheduling the
monthly production of war goods
according to the availability of raw
materials.
Part of the program would be
the assembling of complete informa-
ton on the unit quantities of raw
material needed for each finished
war product, an agreement among
all governmental agencies con-
cerned as to specific quantities OF
finished goods that could be sched-
uled for production during a given
period, and information on supplies
OF materials available for the fixing
OF these schedules.
One industry expert, Informally
discussing the materials situation,
said yesterday that the scheduling
OF production for which materials
are not Immediately available causes
confusion in output and the un-
balancing of inventories.
Another result, he added, could
be a periodical suspension of pro-
duction activities In factories laid
out for progressive manufacture.
Materials Reserve Proposed.
The plan submitted to the WPB
includes suggestion that, initially
at least, the full supply of available
materials should not be committed
to production schedules. A reserve
would be set aside to provide for
emergencies, such as the develop
ment Of new devices and necessary
upward adjustments in production
due to changing strategic require
ments.
With such a reserve, the industry
heads explain, such emergency up
ward adjustments could be made
without matching them with re-
ductions in other schedules already
in process of fabrication.
The industry terms its proposal
"the production scheduling plan,
| which would replace the present
priorities regulations.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Rent Freezing Bill
S|ated for Passage
By House Today
Member Says Hotel
Here Charged Him SIS
A Night for Room
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A measure directing President
Roosevelt to stabilize all rents,
commercial as well as residential,
and TO regulate hotel and room
ing house rates is scheduled to
come up in Congress for quick
action today after a member told
OF being charged SIS a night by
2 Washington hotel.
Ihe measure would authorize
President Roosevelt to freeze rentals
and rates at what he considered
1alr levels In all States, the District
and United States territories and
possessions. Rooming house rates
are already controlled in the Dis
trict, but hotels are exempt from
ceiling provisions.
The House Banking Committee
approved the bill unanimously yes
terday after hearing Economic Di-
rector James F. Byrnes testify that
charges for the use of real prop
erty IN some cases had jumped as
AAuS1i do ZUu per CenG.
Date Stricken From Bill.
The committee struck out a pro-
vision that rentals be stabilized as
near as practicable at September IS,
1912, levels, thus apparently opening
the way for the President to fix
any levels he deemed fair.
Stipulations for the regulation
Of hotel and rooming house charges
were written In after one committee
member said a Congress member
had been charged SIS for a nights
lodging at Washington hotel.
Sleeping comes high" remarked
Mr.. Byrnes. II am astounded to
hear that"
The member, Representative Lynch,
Democrat, Of New York SHE'D away
1t naming the hotel, expressing
fear he might be charged $25 the
next time he is unable to find lodg-
ing elsewhere.
Mr.. Byrnes explained the princi-
pal purpose of the bill was to extend
rent controls to commercial property
and to remove any uncertainty"
about present powers over residen-
tial property. The measure does
not provide rent controls for farm
property.
Quick Action Planned.
Leaders planned to call the bill
up in the House for passage TODAY
under procedure requiring unani-
nous consent for its consideration.
II any member blocks this action,
however, the bill probably will 90
over for consideration later under
such procedure As the Rules Com
mlttee may provide.
The provision extending rent con-
trol TO the transient rates charged
by hotels and coming houses was
not originally requested by Mr..
byrnes, but was inserted by COM
rittee members. The Ofice of
Price Administration already has
imposed such controls in certain
defense areas but the bill would
make the control Nation wide.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
u. S. Must 'Fuce Its Own
StoIinqruds,' Author Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-Au-
thor Pierre Van Paassen, appearing
a gloomy prophet" asserted last
night that America will yet face
its own Stalingrads.
Speaking to capacity audience
in the ballroom of the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, he declared "Ameri-
cans have yet to realize that this
country now is facing the greatest
revolutionary epoch In our history
and the greatest danger"
Evening star., 1942-10-15
LOST.

LOST.
WHITE DOG. medium size; looks like
poodle answers to name Mkt" Reward.
1903 Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 0416.
WRIST WATCH-Yellwo, gold. Nassau
Swiss, with yellow gold band, with dia-
monds TELEPHONE Glebe 1922.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. white gold. Sunday
afternoon vic Rock Greek Park, Md, or
Peabody st. NV GE. 0b60.
WRIST WATCH-Man's. Hamilton. curved
case. cordovan leather strap: in Dept of
Agriculture or vicinity. Reward. Call
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc. AT, 1858. Present
faciiities limited to that class only.
WA WALLET at Constitution Han. Oct. l3.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
2 Joponese-Born Quit
In Huwoiiun Election
Py the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Oct. 1.-two of five
successful candidates of japanese
ancestry in the October 3 terri
torial primaries have announced
their withdrawal from the Novem-
ber election.
They are Noboru Miyake and
George K. Watase, renominated as
supervisors Of the Island of Kauai.
Evening star., 1942-10-15

Queen. George T.
Branch. Hayward
De Shields, Thomas
Posey. James
Reid. Anthony
Mcdonald. Ch aries
Gates, Leroy
Richardson. D r.
Brandon, Frederick
McMiller. Clarence
Ackwith. Clarence J
Winslow. Charles
Durham, Malachi
Carson, James H.
House, Charles
Dimes, Robert L.
Da de. Robert 8.
Baker, D. j.
Watson, Emmett
Young, Robert A.
Wood. S. L.
Brawner. w. j.
Jefferson, Ched I.
Peterson, John r.
Somerville. A. J.
McAden, John
Thomas. Leroy S.
Nelson. Forrest j.
Dorsey, Leroy E.
jackson, James
Evening star., 1942-10-15
Adult Jitterbuos

NEW YORK (P.-Jitterbugging
knows no age limits.
Twenty two men and women
"hep cats" we're fined 81 each for
disorderly conduct following their
arrest when their jam session in a
Brooklyn cellar club became too
lively. One of the women fined
was the mother of six children.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS

Enlarged to Show Detail
Brilliant beauty
you can see
You don't hove to toke
the extro briIIionce and
beouty Of the better
quoIity diomond for
eronted. All you need
do is moke a eompori-
son and you'll see
also why it is to your
advantage to buy the
better diomond.
Before you buy any
diomond our diomond
experts invite you to
drop in for a little
toIk with them. There
is no obligation. You
ore welcome to come
in any time.
DIAMOND WEDDING
RINGS 1850 to $1,000
DIAMOND
SOLITAIRE RINGS
$500 to 5000
AhahM.
Golden Anniversary: Our S0tk
Year at the Same Address
S35 F ST. NV.
Arthur J. SMndlnn, Pres
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so Co|ored Registrars
Will Report Tomorrow

Army life will begin at 10 am. to-
morrow for so colored selectees of
the District who must report for
assignment to Army training camps.
The men were inducted October
and given leaves of two weeks. They
Evening star., 1942-10-15

Coles, Edward w.
Taylor, w. s.
Miller. Roman
Johnson. Lucian
Holt, BTanton E.
Morton. Leroy
Muse, F. H.
Simmons. James
Williams, c. J.
Milburn, w. A.
Mcdowell. Howard
Kilt, Wilson
Kells. Moease
Jay. Bennie
Harrison, L. P,
Jones. Jesse L.
Curley. Norman
Lacy, T. B.
Smith, Talmadge
Thompson, L. C.
Martin. w. P.
Rodgers, David M.
Fletcher. James A.
Tolson, Earl H.
Wells. James N
Radclin, James B.
Lowery. Charles
Parmes. Alfred E.
Nix. James
Kennedy James 8.
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were being dropped by planes over

were being dropped by planes over
Italy.
Heinrich Himmler, chief of the
German Gestapo. conferred with
Mussolini on a visit to Rome yester-
day, and some reports suggested that
a principal topic was Germany's
growing distrust Of Italys attitude
toward the United States.
Evening star., 1942-10-15
U. 5. Can't Alternate Italy
From Axis, Nazis Say
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN From German Broad
casts, Oct. 15.-The Berlin radio
declared today that United States
efforts to ALLEVIATE italy from the
Axis by removing the enemy alien
restrictions on her nationals in the
United States were doomed to fail.
The Berlin broadcast quoted Ger
man political circles as saying "only
somebody utterly ignorant of Euro
pean conditions could believe in the
possibility of driving a wedge be-
tween the people and the govern
ment in Italy or in Germany
Attorney General Biddle disclosed
yesterday that copies Of his Colum-
bus Day speech, announcing that
some 100000 Italians In the United
States would no longer be regarded
as enemy aliens after October 10,
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Widow Of Midway Hero
Gets DSM in His Name

Mrs. Edna M. Benson, widow Of
Maj. William w. Benson, who was
killed in action at Midway June 4
yesterday received the Distinguished
Service Medal in her husbands name
at special ceremony in the office
of the commandant of the Marine
Corps.
The presentation was made by
Brig. Gen. Edward A. Ostermann
and Brig. Gen. Harry Schmidt.
Maj. Benson was in command of
detachment holding Easter Is
land, a member of the Midway group
He had come up from the ranks of
the marines, becoming an officer in
1927. He had served in China and
Nicaragua, and was assigned to Mid
way in 1941.
Mrs. Benson lives at the Chastle. .
ton Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Iootie the Camel and Her Pals
Banned From Passion Play Cast

Josef Meier and his band of Pas
sion Players had to rewrite sections
Of their play to abide by an age-old
objection Of the D. A. Rho ami
mails of any kind on the stage OF
Constitution Hall.
It Is true that Tootie the donkey
upon which Christus Meier makes
his initial appearance, and the three
camels, Fannie, Loretta and
Haroldine, staged sneak" perfor-
nance with the first curtain Mon
day Afternoon but from then on
animals were ruled out.
Four Great Danes which ordi-
narily make a five minute appear
ance in the King Herod scene will
have to forego their footlight ap-
pearance in the Nations Capital.
Contract Clause Invoked.
It was all = mistake, explains Vic
tor Spouse. personal representative
of Josef Meier. It was = two-con-
tract mixup that detracts . little
atmosphere from the presentation
but leaves the real significant mes
sage Of the play undisturbed.
The Passion Players were brought
to Washington under contract with
the District Lions Club. IN turn,
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Martin Calls Mars Modern
Save for Armament Setup
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
President Glenn L. Martin of the
aircraft company bearing his name
took issue yesterday with Navy
ofiicial's statement that the huge
flying boat Mars was obsolete.
Replying to testimony presented
before the House Appropriations
Committee by Vice Admiral j. H
Towers, until recently chief of the
Nays Bureau Of Aeronautics, Mr.
Martin said Admiral Towers possibly
referred to the armament arrange
ment rather than to the weight car
rying performance record of the
craft"
The offensive armament might
require considerable amount of
modernization to fit 1t for the pres
ent-day style Of warfare" Mr.. Mar
tin said, adding that the present
armament of the lotion flying boat
was designed three years ago.
Admiral Towers had said the
Mars was Obsolete as far as per-
Torrance is concerned" and added
the plane would be used after its
delivery to the Navy within a few
weeks as cargo transport plane.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
5 Canadian Warship,
Cooperate With U. 5.
In A|eutian Landino
Ottowo Navy Minister
Gives No Further
Details Of Operations
BY the Associated Press.

OTTAWA, Oct. 9.-Navy Minister
Angus Macdonald announced last
night that a Canadian naval force
Of five warships co-operated with
the United States force which enec-
ted the recent landing in the Aleu-
tian Islands.
Mr.. Macdonald said he could give
no further details because of secur-
ity reasons.
The United States Navy an
nounced in Washington October 3
that positions in the Andreanof
group OF islands in the Aleutians
had been occupied. without opposi-
ton, by American troops with Naval
support. The date and the extent
of the operation was not announced,
although it was said it happened
recently"
1t was known previously that
Canadian airmen have been taking
part in operations against the Japa-
nese In the Aleutian area. It was
AA'o AAoAo AA1OWu previously GIldI
Canadian warships have been work.
ing with American naval units in
the Aleutian area.
In reporting that Canadian
naval force had its share in the
operation, Mr. Macdonald added
that 1t was but another instance of
how Canadian forces are Cooper
ating with other forces of the United
Nations.
I'VE have reason to be proud" he
said, "of the work which our Navy
has been doing in the Atlantic ever
since the first day of war. It has
been both defensive and offensive.
defending our coasts and our convoys
and taking offensive action against
the enemy whenever our ships could
contact him.
Now we have taken our part in
an offensive action in the Pacific,
have had our share in seizing the
initiative from the Japanese and
cooperating in a move which will
put the United Nations in better
positions to attack them"
Evening star., 1942-10-09

the Lions Club, further explained
Mr.. Spouse, contracted with Fred
E. Hand, manager sof Constitution
Hall. for use Of that auditorium.
The Passion Player-Lions Club
contract made no mention of ami
mails but the pact between Lions
Club and Mr.. Hand specifically
banned them, Mr.. Spouse related.
Ban Must Stand.
There was some thought of asking
the OAR to lift the ban temporarily
but there Is no meeting of that or
ganizatton until October 80 aSd Josef
Meier and his players from the Black
Hills will be gone from Washington
with the close Of their show Oc-
tober is.
There is no hard feeling, saws Mr..
Spouse. 1t was all misunderstand-
Ing. The Passion Players are fol-
lowing the old axiom of the show
world and doing their best despite
the absence Of the animal atmos-
phere.
Meanwhile Tootie the donkey and
his animal friends are temporarily
housed in the garage Of q District
funeral undertaking establishment
patiently awaiting the casts move
to Cleveland.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
North Carolina Judge
Backed for Supreme Cour
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 9.-Gov.
j. M. Broughton today urged Presi-
dent Roosevelt to appoint Judge
John j. Parker Of Charlotte, senior
jurist Of the Fourth Circuit Court
of Appeals, to the Supreme Court
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Associate Justice Byrnes. Mr..
Byrnes was named Director of Eco
nomic Sterilization.
Judge Parker" wired the Gov
ernor. enjoys the highest respect Of
the people Of North Carolina, with
out regard to political affiliation. He
Is progressive, liberal and sound, and
by virtue of ability and character
has earned for himself a notable
position in the judiciary of the Ma
ton. In every particular, he is emf
nently qualified to serve on this high
tribunal"
Judge Parker is a Republican.