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Programm.
Direktion: Prof. Rudolf Schuster
/. Festspiel i'm D-Moll, op 9s 49,.
Orgelsolo: Prof. Rudolf schuster
Senior Kirchenchor
3. Herr den ich tief i'm Herzen TRACE =.
sopransolo .... Marie eeSui Cup h'''e'
Junior Churchchoir
Bass-Solo -. Mich. Melzer
C. Prayer (From "Cavalleria Rusticana",
Eastside' Saxon Junior Choir
On the Violins assisting:
Miss A. Werder .Rud. schuster jr;
Duett: r. Gaertner und X Folberth
s. Orgelsonate in C-Dur JOS. Rheinberger
Prof. Rudolf Schuster
8. Der Engel ........ A. Rubinstein
Duett: A. Gramp und A. Montsch
Senior kirchenchor
IL. The spacious Firmament on High :.
.................. Jos. Haydn
From THE Creation
Massenchor des Senior und Junior Chors
IL. THE other Wise Man" ........
.............. Prof. Henry van Dyke
Filmvorzeigung in ~ Illustrationen
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Hdnmlidfeiten auTfee uto SUDDEN
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Heieruieren Sic iid oieien abeno
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auth. llngar, Sefr.
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Grduerndhriht

slm 16. MtGr5 itarb in slaianee
Ohio. YruOer
Evening star., 1943-04-03
|D.C.LumberFirm
Buys Big Farm
In Fouquier

johnson A Wimsatt, Inc, local
lumber dealers, recently increased
their holdings in Fauquier County,
Va, to more than 2,778 acres
through the purchase Of the 1853
acre farm of Mrs. Anna Turner
Glascock, widow of Judge B. Rich
ards Glascock.
Located in Carter's Run Valley
it is said to have unusually deep
topsoil as the result of once being
the bottom of an ancient lake.
Well known as a grazing farm of
high productivity it will be used
by the new owners for stock raising
and general farming, according to
William H. Leachman of Manassas
and Washington, vice president of
the firm. Mr.. Leachman will have
direct charge of management of the
Glascock farm.
The lumber company recently
bought Milburn, 625-acre timber
and farming development in the
lower part of the county, near the
Stafford County line on the Fred
ericksburg road. Also purchased was
the 600-acre farm near The Plains
of Mrs. Tacie G. F. Slater. This is
known as Willow Green. The COM
pany also has extensive holdings in
nearby Prince William County and
in North Carolina.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Banks Opportunity
To Repurchase FILA
Hailed
MuIIenix Says Action
Is a Heortenine
Development

The action of the Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association in offer
ing private mortgage bankers the
opportunity to buy back those FILA
insured mortgage loans which they
originated and sold to the Federal
agency and which they are now
servicing for it, is 4 heartening and
constructive Washington develop
ment, Charles A. Mullenix. presi-
dent of the Mortgage Bankers Asso-
citation of America. said today. The
Federal National Mortgage ASsocia-
tons action is fair and reasonable
Mortgage bankers appreciate the
Federal Associate cooperative
attitude" he said.
According to Mr.. Mullenix, the
offer to sell these mortgage loans to
those who originated them and are
now servicing them is no indication
whatever that the agency might dis
continue business. The association,
he said, has performed vital func-
ton in the mortgage system for the
last five years inasmuch as it has
been certain buyer for FILA loans.
thereby acting as the most stabiliz-
ing influence in the market.
He said he believed mortgage
bankers generally will want to pur-
chase the loans they originated and
now service, providing the price is
in line with the market.
The Federal National Mortgage
Association had total assets of $221,-
1922 on June 80 and has capital
stock of s1O,00O,OO0. It's issue of s29.-
748,000 of series A, per cent notes
is due May 16.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Labor Statistics Bureau
Revises Report Methods

The Bureau of Labor Statistics
has revised its methods of summarize
ing reports on building permits.
Heretofore, the figures covered
specified number of reporting cities,
which varied from month to month.
Beginning with the February COM
parsons the data covers all building
construction in all urban areas of the
United States, which is defined to
include all cities and towns with
populations Of $500 or more in l94O
The principal advantage of the
change is that figures for every
month will be comparable since esti-
mates will be MADE for any cities
which fail to report in a particular
month.
AS in the past, the value of con-
tracts awarded by the Federal Gov
ernment for building construction
will be combined with information
obtained from the building-permit
reports. However, because of the
volume of Federal financial con-
Struction at the present time, the
contract value of such construction
will also be shown separately each
month.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Home Ownership Week Stirs
Jersey Real Estate Sales
Increased Realty Activity Results as
Survey Shows War Effect on Seaport CITY

and housing. Private store, Office
and industrial plant space available
is at one of the lowest levels of the
last two decades. The community
just off the Staten Island Sound, on
the Elizabeth River, also is hard
pressed for available shipping IA
cilities. but it was stated the present
flow of truck, rail and water trans
portation is going smoothly.
During the real estate week as
proclaimed by Gov. Edison, residents
OF New Jersey were urged to use
their increased earning power to be-
come substantial home and land
owners. In this way, according to
results reported in the State, inter-
est was aroused, and many prospects
were moved to the thought of Sc
curity of home ownership.
Though no definite figures were
available Immediately after the cam
paign, it is understood realty sales
were considerably increased through
the publicizing of the individual re-
turns to be gained from home own
ershlp. 1t was stated the week will
be followed by other forms of pub
licity to bring to the attention of
prospective home owners economic
values to be gained from real estate.
Vacancies in office and factory
buildings have resulted from the eco
nomic question of whether it would
be cheaper to start new construction
or renovate old ones. Thus far, it
was said, it has been found to be
more inexpensive to put up new ac-
commodations than to 60 over many
of the old ones, some of which date
back many years.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
lie Baron Cattle
Purchased for
Cromwell Farm

LIE Baron Farm, near Warrenton
Va, recently delivered is head of
pure-bred Aberdeen Angus cattle to
the farm of Mrs. Doris Duke Crom-
well near Summerville, N. ]. The
COWS, most of which were sold bred
are to form the nucleus of an Angus
herd at the New Jersey estate.
Among the famous sires were Robert
the Bruce of Wickwire, Epponian the
5th Of Broadview and Epponian the
9Th of Broadview.
The lie Baron herd rapidly is be-
coming one of the foremost in the
Nation. It now includes PIG high
grade Angus cattle over 6 months of
age and 100 calves. Dave Sutherland
is herdsman at the Warrenton place.
The stock is based on the famous
Broadview herd headed by Epponian
the 9th of Rosemere, 1896 interna-
tional grand champion.
The farm has made a number OF
sales recently, sending cattle
throughout the Nation to establish
or increase herds of pure-bred Angus
beef cattle.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
bui|dingPernnits
Tota|$1,058,682
Here in March
Southeast Section
Maintains Lead;
Fuirfux Sets Record

Continuing a trend which has
been developing in recent months,
building in the Southwest section
of the city this week again holds
the lead in permits issued by the
Office of Robert H. Davis, building
inspector. The largest permit valu-
ations were for apartment house
units on Oakwood street and on
Mississippi avenue Sc. Mr.. Davis
said 532 permits were issued during
March for a total value of Sl058,-
682.
Meanwhile it was reported that
building operations in Fairfax
County for March topped all records
for the year. as 165 permits with an
estimated valuation of S1,437 ,909
were issued by the Commissioner
of Revenues Office.
There were IA permits granted
for new construction with a valua-
ton of s1,527,l15. and 81 permits for
Improvements with an estimated
valuation of s10.794. In February
there were 1872 permits issued with
valuation of $387,755.
Deeds and deeds of trusts record
ed in the County Clerks Office
amounted to 464. the largest number
issued during March in the history
of the office Total number of deeds
recorded for the first quarter of the
wear is listed at 1918.
Arlington Issues 2O4 Permits.
The Arlington County Building
Department today announced that
204 permits were issued last month
for buildings valued at S3.l1l,7 ,734.
In March, 1912, 224 permits we're
issued with the total valuation be-
ing S1155,741, it was said During
the first nine months of this fiscal
year, building values have mounted
to $l3,598,535. records showed. Total
building operations in the county
during the last fiscal year we're
valued at s16.929932.
March building permits we're
issued for 36 one-family dwellings,
12l apartment buildings (676 units.
one business. 40 alterations and re-
pairs and six garage and accessory
buildings.
Largest Is for $4,000.
Largest of the District projects
was for $4,000 to construct three
story brick and cinder block apart
ment of "a units at 2l5-219 Oakwood
street Sc. Camalier G. Corby. Hibbs
Building. is listed as owner and
builder, with George T. Santmyers,
14l0 H street NV, as architect.
Four permits were issued, totaling
$l58,000, for apartments in the 200
block of Mississippi avenue Sc. The
Martin Bros. Realty Co., 1341 Con-
necticut avenue NV, is listed as
owner and builder of a 16-unit
group to cost $4,000 and another
of % units to cost $4,000. Selkath
Gardens, Inc, 5000 Connecticut
avenue NV. is given as owner of
28unit $4,000 group and a six
unit group costing $4,000, the
(See PERMITS, Page BID
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Elizabeth Units Filled,

AS in the case of Washington
Elizabeth has practically no vacan-
cies. The largest percentage is in
apartment houses. Private construc-
ton has practically been halted be-
cause of building material restric-
tions, except for some war plants
Evening star., 1943-04-03
BY FRED H. MORHART, Jr.

Real Estate and Home Ownership
Week, just concluded in New Jersey,
was started with an official procla-
nation by Gov. Charles Edison in
which he said the maintenance of
a sound realty market is a safe
guard to prosperity, and there is an
achievement of stable values through
the intrinsic rewards of home
ownership.
At the same time the B. B Miller
Management Co. of Elizabeth, N. j.,
got out report on the effects of
wartime on typical Eastern sea-
port small city. The statement is
of interest here in that it shows the
tremendous effect on real estate.
population and housing problems
caused by the war.
The community. which had a
metropolitan population of some
100000 in 1910, as compared with
114,0OO in 1890, according to the
census tabulation, now has reached
a high of nearly 228 900 because of
the influx of war worker families.
Though generally considered
commuters town. Elizabeth has
such large industrial firms as the
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. the
Standard Oil interests, aviation
companies and numerous smaller
firms doing war work. All of these
have brought in hundreds of new
workers.
Shows Rent Increases.
This typical community, the Mil
Ter Co. reported through survey
covering the last five years, has eX-
perienced a rent increase average
on two-family properties from
s7750 to $87, while four family units
rose from sl2950 to s144 Sales
prices on these types of properties
rose from $3.50 to $4,000 and from
$3.50 to $1,000, respectively.
The rise in price has paralleled,
by and large, the general rise in
real estate prices and in the cost Of
living" B. B. Miller, head of the
company, said With the imposition
Or rent ceilings. of course, the in
crease in rentals has come to an
end and this may exercise a re-
straining influence on price.
An additional restraint will no
doubt make itself felt in the OPA
regulations on purchase money re-
quirements and tenant evictions.
On the other hand. properties, once
purchased, are apparently passing
off the market, and the supply of
institutionally owned properties is
draining off, so that desirable prop
critics are becoming scarcer, with
resultant, probably moderate, rise in
price during the current year." he
noted.
Mr.. Millers firm. one of the larger
realty organizations in Northern
New Jersey, last year handled sales
of more than $1,90O,0OO, besides it's
appraisal property management and
insurance work.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Real Estate Commission
Licenses Two Brokers

The District Real Estate Commits
sion this week issued a license as
real estate broker to Thomas w. M.
Moore, trading as Thomas w. Moore
Co., 1902 P street NV. Also an ap-
plication was received from Nicholas
J. Frederick, 1882 H street NV, to
become broker.
Opie r. Carter. 1928 I street NV,
and Clarence Standard Baker, 207
Florida avenue NV, applied for
licenses as real estate statesmen.
Last week the commission issued
a license to E. H. Rau, l Thomas
Circle NV. as a real estate broker.
James N. Heaney, 7l8 Fifth street
NV; Helen NJ Lewis, 8O4 Seven
teenth street NV, and Arthur T.
Traylor, 1882 K street NV, received
licenses as real estate statesmen last
week.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
1000 Career Girls
OF Government
Are Well Housed
ConsuItont of PBA
Tells Of Furnishings
At SIS Per Room

In a survey of how the Govern
ment aids the living problems for
1000 career" girls who have come
to Washington to help win the war,
Alice K. Perkins, in Retailing, tells
OF prevtew of what such girls are
destined to enjoy as given by Gladys
Miller, authority on home decora-
ton, who, as home planning con-
sultant to the Public Buildings Ad-
ministration, is mainly responsible
for the furnishings of the halls, such
as in the Meridian Hills.
The various Government quarters
have been planned particularly for
girls with salaries ranging from
81 440-s1 300, with rooms available
as low as $2450 per month. In spite
OF the fact the cost was held to $75
per bedroom, the Government has
been able to offer tenants a choice
OF Fl different decorative schemes
Tor the 81 rooms in each wing, with
no two of the rooms exactly alike.
The survey says that the varia-
t1ons are obtained largely by diff
terent color schemes, but there is a
choice of furnishings as we'll. Pas
tel colors of yellow. peach, blue and
green are used for walls and the
color scheme is picked up in print
ed sateehs or chintzes which cover
the stuffed furniture and are used
for curtains and cushions.
Beds Are Divan Style.
For example. when warm beige
is used to obtain a neutral tone, it
is repeated in the limed-oak finish of
the wood furniture. Miss Perkins
noted that "one of the patterns of
the chlntzes is rhododendron, the
other is an azalea. Color starts
with the bedroom doors, which
brighten the rather narrow corri-
(See SURVEY, Page BID
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Wait Before Puintinq

With the opening of the weather
now, a household hint of value is to
permit freshly laid cement to cure
for several months before applying
paint. If it is not convenient to
wait for the aging period, it often is
helpful to wash the new concrete
with two pounds of zinc sulfate per
gallon of water. When dry, it was
stated, paint may be applied with
less likelihood of the cement alkali
damaging the covering film.
Evening star., 1943-04-03

IN large brick home design
at 69 Rongwood drive in the Rock Creek development
of c. Metzler has Hughes Harban
who will share the place with her father Bishop
Hughes With and three and half baths
includes large dormitoy mahogany paneled
ished basement Star Photo.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Four Property Transfers
Recorded in Calvert

One building permit was issued to-
day by the clerk of the circuit court
of Calvert County, Md, and four
property transfers were recorded.
A building permit was issued to
John w. Petty for garage at Hunt
ington, Md. The property transfers
were: Randle and Garvin. Inc, to
Mine Hynso and Alice Louise Law
son, two lots in Randle Cliff; Randle
and Garvin. Inc, to Sadie Coates.
10 lots in Randle Cliff; Frances and
Margaret Crawford to Harold and
Clarice Langley. one lot on Solo,
mons Island; Harold and Clarice
Langley to Joseph R. and Maude
Island.
Evening star., 1943-04-03

(See SURVEY, Page BID
Evening star., 1943-04-03
Small Timber Useful

Chemical treatments providing re-
sistance to fire and to decay are
enabling builders to use timbers of
smaller and cheaper sizes to ac-
complish the same results ordinar-
lily obtained only by the use of over
size timbers or steel and concrete.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-28

executed in gas chambers in the
neighboring concentration camps.
The Nazi authorities have an
nounced that the ghettos are be-
ing mercilessly liquidated in re-
venge for the Jewish suggestion
that the Royal Air Force blast
the German DAMS"
Members Of Parliament Receive
Appeal For Assistance From
Embattled Warsaw Jews
Members of the House of Com
mons and the House of Lords and
high dignitaries of the British
Church also received a desperate
appeal for aid from the embat-
tied Jews in Warsaw.
The messages-dated April %
and May 13-review the battle in
the ghetto between the Jews and
the Nazis and reveal that many
of the Jews were burned alive
when German flame throwers set
fire to the dilapidated ghetto
buildings. They confirm that
several members of the ghetto
Council were shot and that about
1000 Nazis have been killed.
Particularly stiff resistance was
put up by several thousand Jews
who barricaded themselves in the
underground storehouses of the
ghetto, the messages reveal. They
were overcome only when the
Nazis brought up artillery and
shelled their quarters, setting
them afire.
The Jewish groups, it is dis
closed, appealed to the population
of Warsaw for help, but although
the Poles sympathized with the
Jews, there was little they could
do. Only the United Nations can
offer immediate and effective
assistance, the messages, which
are signed by the Central Com
mittee of the Jewish Labor Move
ment and the Jewish National
Committee, conclude.