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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21

Samuel Goldwyn, whose 1.-THE
Pride of the Yankees" was recently
released nationally by RKO Radio,
has signed Constance Bowling for
the feminine lead in the Technical
or film, "Up in Arms" to serve as
the film debut Of Damn Kaye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21

Along the shores of the Great
Lakes and the Mississippi river.
$765 million worth of sea-going YES
sells are being built for war serv-
ices, a figure more than twice as
great as was spent by the Navy in
1910 for all new naval construction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21
COP AMONG SIX
KILLED in RIOTING

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21
X u Listening?
with CHARLES MANN

again visits the Telephone Hours
Great Artists Series" tonight NBC,
900 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-21

Mischa Auer is only half kidding,
in his comic memoirs of Mischca,"
on that wine show. ff-mike, he's
really working seriously on an auto
biography.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

|" HIS is one of the great pictures that has come
out of the war. 1t is more poignant than any
scene of actual conflict or of the casualties left
on the field after the storm and crash of battle
The little girl is Ann Hamilton Landess who
was six weeks old when the photograph was taken
The medals that are being pinned on her dress by
Colonel Robert L. Collins were won for galantry
and courage by her father Her father never saw
these medals and he will never see the daughter
who here wears them. Captain Robert H. Landess
was killed in action in North Africa last November
- before Ann was born
Here the reality of war is brought home in its
every aspect. In this picture there are more than
the dead, there are those who live on to remember
them. The great tragedy that this photograph
describes so eloquenty is apparent at glance But
it is not solely tragedy. If look upon it as that
and nothing else then have lost its deeper mean
ing, and have paid proper tribute to the SOL
dier who, in dying, gave up even more than most
of those who die in the war are called upon to give
Copyright is43. Newspapers Magazine Corporate
Evening star., 1943-08-22

sight of the child that he knew would soon be born.
The medals - Purple Heart and Silver Star -
that are being pinned upon the breast of the sleeping
child tell simply and unforgettably the one truth
that of all the truths we know is eternal - that the
great things of the human spirit cannot be lost.
They are courage and herosm and belief in the right,
and the last and cruelest test of that belief - will
ingness to die for it.
CAPTAIN LANDEss met the test and measured up
to it. He would not thank us if we saw in this pic
ture of his daughter nothing but reason for pity.
Pity is not tribute Our tribute to him must be to
recognize that what he died for is not lost even
though he the individual is lost; that it is affirmed
and given new strength and passed on from the one
generation to the next the ideals of freedom and
equality for which our forefathers fought and died
have been passed along - heritage of courage
The medals look heavy on Ann Hamilton Lam
dess. But they are not heavy, they are no burden;
rather for her and her generation, they are wings
Evening star., 1943-08-22
sDEllnEs

CODE. Army authorities have found
neat way of solving international language
problems: all crates and boxes shipped
from the San Francisco Port of Embarka-
ton have special markings IN color. If he's
not color-blind, native in any Of the
countries across the Pacific can place them
in the right Army warehouse without
knowing word of English.
no CHAMPAGNE. just in case you
thought that it was the smash of cham
pagne bottle that pushed a destroyer
down the ways, here are the facts:
The ship stands in wooden cradle"
resting on grease-coated runways. It's
held in place by steel plates on either side.
At a signal, four men called burners"
begin cutting the plates with acetylene
torches. That takes about 20 seconds. The
shin begins to slide that's where the
lady with the champagne comes in.
FR-0KT: 'tBy clever, persistent propa-
sanda even heaven can be represented
to a people as hell, and the most
wretched life as paradise" Adolf Hitler
in "Mein Kampf"
DIT'CHED. A friend of ours, recently
drafted, was sent to Camp Stewart, Geor-
gia, for his basic training. On his second
day, he was set to work digging bitches.
Our recruit friend labored nightly under
the broiling sun. Each spadeful of dirt
cost him more. Finally our friend looked
up at the sergeant, said: 'sHow far down
do 20 before it's called desertion?"
W0AEEG. English ladies can point to
these figures with pride: Nine out of 10
unmarried British women - 10 to 45 -
are either wearing uniforms, in munitions
factories or other essential war work.
MORE WOMEN: And on our home front,
US. ladies and their admirers will be de-
lighted to know that one Wac, taking over
an Army clerical job, will release t,co SOL
diers for combat duty. Actual figures in
one camp: $50 clerical Wacs replaced 293
men.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
COURAGE 5Y LIVES on...

It's one Of the things that never die. You
see il here, in this great wartime picture
80. a heritage for the Americans Of tomorrow
bY Maurice Mae1exlincl<
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Names and descriptions Of all n fiction stories
and semi- articles In this magazine aIe wholly
maginary Any name which happens to be the eeme -
Evening star., 1943-08-22
TMlsWEEk
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This Week
MAGAZINE -
THE HEROES WHO KEEP EM ROLLING. 80. 4
BY iewrsees Stessin
TEN MINUTES 70 GO. 5
BY Oseur SeAisoaIi
MAGIC M TIE Hal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
BY High 3. Cove
SHAM DAkCER7. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
by Jssry Mosea
WOODEN SHOES. II
By Robert AfkSr Jonss
THEY'RE M n TOO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
BY Hssbsrt Ciyds Lewis
Woiiys Wasoa. 10, "Ovx Esq.,. IS
Feed. d........1@, Emily rost. ......t3
Cover BY PosoAo
Evening star., 1943-04-22

WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT private par
ty with an exceptionally clean Al or '42
Cadillac, sedan or convertible. SPOT cash
and no trade. Write full Particulars
and price. Box 1901, Star.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
WEST WYNDE,"
Rambling Brick Cape Cod

on One Acre.
Convenient TO Army Navy Country Club
This artistic white-brick home. OF The
rambling type; situated on a beantifull, y
! acre. is located in one Of nearby near VIZ VII
borhoods. and IS within Is min. by bu'
to downtown Washington, or the new Navy
or Pentagon Bldgs. Owner-built and Of.
tered, for sale due to his retirement, ii
tains many unusually attractive features;
Rooms. include attractive entrance hal
with artistic Colonial mantel, faced with
screened living porch, which AFFORD pri:
vacy: dining room d2xl3l. with Coionisl
room Glx13). with adjoining. half bath;
large. well-eouipped kitchen 01x15). and
screened-in breakfast porch. On the sec
ond floor are large bedrooms leach lax
INCLUDE seear sarase large, bright base. $
bath and slate roof. Substantial cash re-
quired. Price. S17,950.
George Mason Green Co.,
cS4o Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Two Foil
Evening star., 1943-04-22

WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9th ST. NV. DI. 615O.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

sUsIkess PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND EYE ST
ELEVATOR; WIDE LOT: rARKiNG
SPACE; PUBLIC ALLEY: IDEAL FOE
L, W. GRoOMEs. 1719 EYE ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-04-22

ETTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST.
ponsd until TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
THE SAME HOUR AND SAME PLACE
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
mil 6,d&ds. .exsu6hol
Evening star., 1943-04-22

very good value in detached stone
home near 14th and Montague sts NV.
with 9 rooms, 2 baths Gncluding bedroom
and bath on lst floor. convenient
neiehborhood. The price of this property
should sell 1t at once. Call NE. I143 un-
~ Q pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
Evening star., 1943-04-22

APARTMENT HOUSE.
Southeast-Brick 3 apts of 8 rooms and
bath each. Yearly rental over $4,000. Low
expense. terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1943-04-22
AvroMolILEs WAAfIp.

~ Os.sOOso.O vSSNsNsoDe
sA1 ,ssa g F soas'.s e s'e s. 8 &
Wo. 800. evenings and eandays.
MI. MI! fAI LIP SD to ssgo Tor yS.s 1871 sI,,; s.i,
4aai sHc onnsssieut s;as T. vs. s4oo Pontiac
III 4ssi connecsicus. i 'asa Mo: 500: 600 ron'lae'
SEf 4si n:ss tss6s VS. s4eS c'd Pontiac
WILL PAY up to $50 for your 1888 car.
M zssi cennsstleus: '8S5 vs.: 500: 900 r0n'l's'
NJ; NJ; bIsss; 1sis.r wo ssss' ss resell ss sfisss
Y ssaS s ssSS gss 1ss s5.Hsssss ass
rExns mod aUx E Piy Ford s0u
Pymouth, oidsmobiies' Bucks; viii Day pay
S119o-se96 s1fs 200 cash B.rnes Motors. 1900
1900: Open eveninGs and SUNDAYS. W.
WIL4 ,!tA PAY .yg, yg tS sss5 toT any 1887 car.
WILL PAY CASH for s6-'s7 Fords. Plym- :
for defense areas pu nisso siss. msa'el' peaisr.
SEE LOVING BEFORE YOU sELL-Your
| guarantee Of top price: all makes BOUGHT,
Loving Motors. 1922 N ct. NV. RE. 1870.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Any model; 1891
| to 1871. Roper Motor Co.. 1880 r. 1.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy 4 late
| model car. Box 372-E, Star.
1887 TO 194l MODEL CAR, any make,
all cash Private party, OR. 4Sl3.
WANTED from private party, 1888 or 1910
automobile in good condition. RE. 2433. :
WILL PAY up to $3.50 for 1910 car, up
to $40 for 1899 car. Ma. 2433.
| ANY MAKE-ANY MODEI-TOP PRICES
BEST OFFERS 1893 9-1940-1941
Ford; Chevrolet. De Soto. Plymouth, Olds.
Buick. Cadillac. Chrysler, Dodge, Pontiac
WHEELER. 1910 Wisconsin NV OR. 1920.
HIGH CASH PRICES
FOR LATE-MODEL CARS
CALL MR.. MARVIN. OR. 2001.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
LET'S TRADE, NO Cash.

over 200 pieces Of property covering the
entire city. Homes and investments IN
action.
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co. ME Sam
Evening star., 1943-04-22
4 BEDROOMS.

bAIHSTBRICK,
In best section of Cleveland Park, near
Bureau Of Standards, Phoebe Hearst School.
All sood-sized rooms, hardwood floors,
automatic hot-water heat. built-in garage
Priced for quick sale at only S12,5OO
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 st. NV National 2345.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
AuToMosllss wAkTrp.

Mr.. On MHa CAR OWN.
san, i os as e ,: socd e:
are. mot going to Insult your intelligence By
saying We will give you more than. the
buying and ssllinF used ears in wsshinston
for more than 20 years we know our
prices are equal II not better than the
best. THE MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO
CO., both sides Of 7th at n st. NV. Open
eve, Sundays until / pm
Evening star., 1943-04-22
AMONG LARGE OAKS,
Gracious Virginia Home
On 9 Acres

Conveniently located to stores, schools
han home. built along ATTRACTIVE lines. Is Is
Of over 2 acres; in a setting Of large oaks,
the house. situated well back from the
road. offers the privacy of q large country
estate; many boxwood,. towering shrubs
and interesting stone outdoor fireplace and
a, a small nal orchard are part of the charm
sttrtssetiyely decorated; will be Of inter Interest
wide center hall G1x20). flooded with
sunshine, spacious living room q 5xs5ll
with attractive Colonial fireplace and
French doors opening on an inviting
square dining room 16x16> decorated in
the Colonial manner; tremendoYs, wen;
storase space: On ths second moor; sunny
master bedroom q 5x20), with private bath.
and 2 other bedrooms and bath. The
attic has been finished into very attrac-
tive paneled boys room or den Q0x2l) }
and Is eauipped with running water;
bath. 2-car bullt-in garage. slate roof,
copper downspouting and rock wool in
suiation Price Sslo.75O.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington, oyss.
CHI 1888. Ewes. GIL. SO41.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

sF9RY sAEE sAce er xtzRAshE xtzSHAsFHo4Hi FEH
BUILDING. KNOWN AS "TFE DU-
ET s3sF siBs S5Sa ap oSsNEa4R}cS& sSSsSASaR s. Vf TIE
PoEr CIRCLE NoRTHWEsT. A'D
By .FSs 5sr certain sa 1864 sssd S 'us st. es
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
trustee viii sen aeen frons
TnsErH n pAY OF sn APR The NE AT
fs: sSS stsa s. gbI... r Sa,.s
one sspdrss snd thlrt9..sst Ha. %sss
fe 1sef5s st sae sf the surveyor
Torether vitn all the heredit.ments I and
anywise appertaininE. including all plumb
inE,. engines. boilers compressors, auto
and liEhtinE apparatus and fixtures. sprin-
kler or nre extinEpishinE system, and al.
and nxtures. movable 'i or immoSssIe. n,UeMenef of
every kind and description in and upon
SAY TERMS oP SALE: One third o, the
snce in two equal instalimsnts. psyable in
per per centum per annum. | PAYABLE monthly.
from day Of sale, secured BY nrst deed Of
trust upon the property sold. said deed of
trust to be in such form as prescribed by
terms and conditions to the deed Of trust
above described. or all cash. at the option
cash or certified check will be required at
time Of sale. Examination of title. con-
at cost 81 purehaser. nue All sdiastments % sol 81
taxes. rents. etc. to be made as Of date Of
settlement. Terms of sale to be complied
otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
forfeit said deposit or to resell the property
upon the FOREGOING terms, after fve days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. c., or
Trustee may avail itself Of any legal or
equitable rights against the defaultinE
purchaser
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
BY: BRUCE BAIRD. President.
NELSON I E1gTER aecret.rv
Evening star., 1943-04-22
FUTURE.
iAo = soTTHrSN 9WrH < sHEi sTi1bfSa. bHGlioSI1"s'
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF yALUAgLE TWO
KNOWN As PREMISES NO. 14OS
ap21,22

gN1Y. sgT1RY ROW ., PEIGK sHl4sK. PWEL1IlNG NH ING
reeord.d Is.r re No s9ss 9ss e folio us a. Oy
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
s is q On PuSs nonH ass0n HE Il HRp 19ns Of pAY ~
9F 0c,n,x NAY, Ar 1919: AT TogR,dTHIhTY
If ne ans the and Sent
made BY National savinis and Trust
of tract Of land known as .Padsworth."
sHryeyos n,y for ,,. The Distriet Of colpmbi. in
ing restriction lines as shown on said plat:
Terms; Sold subject to = prior deed Of
which viii Be snno.nsea time of ..le
the purchase price above said trust to be
Daia.d paid in e.sh; dsposit q 5000 20 re.
With Within thirty days. otherwise R W eops deposit
and ae. .s X. ss c Il.
truststs.
Sad1As D5RiE y: ssussR! q S3Slrr'
ap22 "a. p 30, my3 Trustees
THos j. ,9yyTNrSn 9WEN sSNi S4Iii,A{SS AAg{SST1oNEERs,
rRYsT1Es SAWS sAaE or 1MrEoyEp NJ; .l gEAI
CUT AVENUE. CHEVY CHASE. MONT
GoMERY COUNTY. MARYLAND.
Under and by virtue of the power Of
sale contained in . certain deed of trust
dated January 81. 1897, recorded among
the land records Of Montgomery County,
sos. and because Of default therein. The
undersigned surviving trustee will offer
for sale at public auction in front of the
premises. ON MONDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1943, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the property known
as 6313 Connecticut Avenue. Chevy Chase,
MARYLAND, being improved by one and
one half story frame bungalow-type dwell
ing hoLse
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
in equal installments, payable in one and
two years from date Of sale. with interest
At six per :, eentum per annum. payable
cash at the option of the purchaser. A
cash deposit Of S500OO will be REQUIRED at
CThe Advertisement for the sale at public
auction Of the aforementioned property is
also appearing in The Monteomery County
Sentinel Newspaper)
THOMAS MORTON CUTTINGS,
Surviving Trustee,
416 9Th Street NV,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Lionel Hampton
On Radio, First.
Big Broadcast

NEW YORK-tANP)-An extra
ordinary break came Lionel Hamp-
tons way last week when he was
presented Nov. II in Sunday
morning program, Soldiers OF Pro-
duction," broadcast over WIZ and
the entire Blue network from II
10 1870 EWT.
The program is officially pre-
sented by the War Manpower COM
mission. Previously Woody Her
man, and his orchestra, Ina Ray
Hutton's band and others had been
featured on the show. When Lio-
mel and his entire band were pre-
sented for the first time in half an
hour OF music, il was the initial APP
pearance OF a colored band on the
show. So successful wa the broad
cast that the Hampton group was,
Immediately signed to appear the
following Sunday NOV. 2S) and to
continue on the show until fur
Their notice as long as their other
engagements permit. This is re-
markable feat, setting a precedent
among other Negro bands.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Little Sans To
Close On Dec. 5,
ReOpens On Ii

Management Of Little Sans cab
aret disclosed the popular Beaubien
street nitery will close on Decem-
Der S, and will reopen on Monday,
December Is.
James Davis, the manager an
nounced that he plans to have an
array of big name talent and a gala
floorshow production for the pleas
ure and enjoyment OF his cabaret
patrons on December Is.
The show cast will include new
faces, new entertainment and is ex-
pected TO introduce a new policy
Of fine floorshow presentations at
this nitery.
The present policy Of providing
patrons with drink prices to suit
every purse, will be continued
Davis announced.
Reservations are now being taken
for the premiere Of the coming
show at Little Sans cabaret. Make
yours now.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Pearl Primus To
Carnegie Hall

Pearl Primus, outstanding Negro
dancer at Cafe Society Downtown,
will be the guest star at the "Afri-
can Dance Festival" which will be
presented at Carnegie Hall by the
African Academy OF Arts and Re-
search on Monday evening, Decem-
Der Is, with Mrs. Roosevelt as guest
OF honor. This is Miss Ptimus'
first appearance with Asadata
Dafora, who is staging and will be
the leading performer in the Al
rican Festival. She will do two
dances with him and one solo dur
ing the evening. Joan Smith, who
has danced with Belle Rosette and
the Negro Dance company, Alma
Sutton, dancer who received
praise in Dafora's previous pro-
auctions, "Zunguru" and "Kykun-
kor," and Josephine "remice. are
also in the company OF fifty dancers,
singers, drummers and musicians.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04

And . gay round OF song and dance.
4 r r
-Ciri Cra1y" has sparkle and dash,
glamour and gaiety.
4
The marvellous music OF George Gersh-
win-"who could ask for anything
more" l.
Girl Crazy" is big show with plenty
b show you-in the line Of laughter,
song. dance and romance!
4 r + 4
Keep your eyes open and go Girl
Crazy" when this M-C-M film hits
your town.
I'm thsi crazy.
! ;;s;t2{$S
- -
P& Save your money BY buying Wan
k&0O0DI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
CowBoogieShow
Proves Big Treat
. ToCabaretEok

"Cow-Cow Boogie" continues to
entertain patrons at Little Sans
cabaret as crowds throng the nitery
TO have fun and relax from the
cares Of the day.
This show was held over by the
demand Of patrons Of this spot and
offers a variety Of theatre talent
for the benefit OF the cash custo-
mers at this Beaubien street nitery.
The opening has the title song as
vocalized by Catherine Moore, and
tapstuff by her, then to let blues
singer Leatha Jones send the au-
dience with "Unlucky Woman" and
"Piney Brown Blues"
A Hawaiian skit Of grass skirted
chorines swishing 10 a South Seas
music tune is the show piece Of the
show and features the torso move
,mentS Of Madlyn Gill.
&C Jam Blues" gives Bob Perkins
and his band musical warmup to
make the patrons do some terrific
mitt clapping OF appreciation as
each note reader did his stuff in
the giveout play.
Walter Richardson, emcee, sang,
Paper Doll" for some goodly ap-
plause. Then Leroy Pitts did his
tapstuff. w for Victory" finale
brought the full cast back unto the
floorboards, ending an enjoyable
show.
Contestants in the Artist Hour fun
session were Jimmy Woods. Will
liam Wade. Charlie Forest, Satin
Black, Cozette Taylor. A ten dollar
prize is offered here weekly, on
Tuesdays, to the winning contestant
by manager James Davis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Patrons Await NeW
{ Club Zombie Show

Foot suited chorines, blues songs.
singing ana dancing duo fss tap
steps and an indian Maiden middle
number, plus the music OF Cecil
Lees band round. on; the show
fare.
The cast lineup includes Foster
and Joyner. Rae Pearl and 70 70
Snookie Howard, vc!ma Middleton,
Sylvia Lee and the wilson girls.
Marcellus Wilson is the producer
and emcee.
Make your reservations now 10
attend the premiere OF the new show
on December 6. at Club Zombie.
your favoriie black and tan nltery.
-Chisrl.