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HOUSES FOR SALE,

SILVER sfRNG-An brick. Q story, bed.
corner lot: gas heat; Immediate occupancy;
Brick BUNGALOW. f,nished rooms and at
TIC: gas heat: storm windows; large lot;
close to bus and shopping center; $9,25O
asss o aa:s sse
Brisf. $.sp.rtment property. 3 stove.
e ssS5ss sse and bus; oil NV; excellent buy;
Just OF cole.ville road in Hollywood
chicken yard; lot sSasoo; sd slsctsie 'SsoN 9sovs
vile fosa mes neT 1s0@ syes seTps S.S. Sn GS sls
ss CO. g t52rps sS slls sisS0
esIGasasD5ss s IL osss ss & e KiSiRs assr0on house
aa ~ifh sia Dre. ss%
SSoIoREp@SSesr sold Soldiers! T HomeWseroom ON 01s1;
tapestry brick. h.-wh., tile bath, Colonial
front porch: cxner must sell: price. $500:
COLoRED-s31S Ga. ave. and s61 Keefer
sGspsT cor s,ts and So9sf next e eosnsl q r%s.
Gs PSst terms; MS, 4 ?; ToSSE R5SLffY' ffY'esS, e.,
SoISnfDae-room So..Ssie :. sGS stSseo sooo block
ssIIe 4oie n; s. sSSo n%: 81 SpTn 4ss4. M
AND ansc,s. bath; ,i. frHnt and ard back yard with
N; RElLo. 1o10. N st. NV, 81 81. 1851.
COLORED = Beautiful stucco home on
!oiS Hsiiysoed bath and s2ss%si ssoRsir. h'Ish Sos:
s5So sea ea HenGs sR wasn Miz Ss ntassd Be- sa Hsh
EYES EYES; od and SUNDAYS DU. 5403. '''
BATH hvh psc, St ne nss5 ss5 ks s;So rooms
solspse soG sS5 monthly; VILLAIN ): pAyfs, svfs,
SsrdHeod oorssm smi front tile ana baths Stss
eohosEpssds Ii near s'nys9 isEh n No. ns lsos op.n
SUNDAY Sunaay' pm. to pm. This lovely
bedrooms. ne tie bath "sn and sMH isHstory arfe i
basement; hardwood floors throughout, and
aS7 h9asf EH. Is fully Il. Sal HARRY
COLORED-Buy and move in. Do YOU
want Brookland homer 1900 blk. FRANK
rooms, 2 baths very lu fine place: HosIJ Sis5oc
SeYI cain; Az PrISs Eso4 ss'aSo; balance like rent
&c osh sas sS5 pGEe sE T. St, Read th
rooms. rooms. complete baths 8 complete
WINDOW; large, fenced rear yard: ST ,OOG
cain; cai ar Tpr5fe hS64 $3.50: balance like rent
CoLoRED@7 rooms, ultra modern bath,
nosws.sr pss hsS hsst exce,snt senation R.
coLoRED@Alln a n tses. s So are iooa sooa buys 70,
more information, phone. 400 blk irving
rms fIont bS6 and rear porchss ful
1900 blk. Emerson st. n.e-Buy this house
@ Cash. e nes. s.rms hoSss
be arranged. Call AT. 1904.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

ACREAGE, ideal for home SITES in Mont
gomery Co.. Md, within 8 miles Of the
8 g psa. E; line. Call oE. 1919 evenings after
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY for develop
er; builder or individual for postwar re-
sale; 65-acre farm Of rolling, partly wood
ed land in heart of development area,
on main highway few miles from District
line: beautifully situated at Colesville;
modern home and nine outBuildinss; S7OO
per acre; will rent from buyer at good
return on investment. OWNER. Box 11O-X.
Star.
MCLEAN. yA.-42 acres, nicely located,
wide frontsse. on hard-surface road. for
Mclean, @ Va: ElmEood 37S,
SITE FOR AIRFTELD, subdivision or in
vestment. 130 acres facing 3,1OO #. on
main highway near Arlington, Fairfax Co.,
Va: nice high tableland overlooking Wash
ington, suitable for use Of airplane landing
neld at small cost. Can be used immedi-
ately for subdivision or excellent invest
ment opportunity to one wanting some
thing close in and directly in the path Of
the growth Of Washington. For sale as
f.1ms Ea0ls =. $500 FIRES ges acre sSs Sa 1sssonseIe
inysstment glds Tslephons 81. 7M7ss. M nov
ABOUT FOUR ACRES of nice heavy timber
land on the Ardmore road, between rail-
road and old electric tracks at Ardmore,
M Nd; e cash 1, only: can buy cheap. Write
Moines 10, Iowa.
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Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
SATURDAY. MISCELLANY.

Atkinson: When a woman intro
duces after-dinner speakers, is she
a "toastmistress Pr. G. T.
Answer: Yes. But in modern
usage, the tendency is to discard
the mistress in favor of master.
For example, in the United States
Post Office Department. a woman
in charge Of post Office is officially
"a postmaster"
Elsie: Please tell us how to pro-
nounce 'APRICOT.'-Mrs F.. j. H.
Answer: First choice of all die
tionaries consulted: AY-pri-kot.
Second choice: AP-ri-kot.
Columbus: Does the orange get its
name because it is of orange color?
w. r.
Answer: The word orange evolved
from an ancient Tamilic word,
"NARU," meaning fragrant" This
became the Arabic narandj, which
became the Persian "NARENGE," :"
which became the Italian "ARAN-
CIA." The spelling of the French
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AuToMorlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO REPAINTING, body ana fendey re-
pairs; quality work, reasonable prices.
MCMAHON 6s =, ,CSH6EvRoLET S6 e323 oeorsia
RECAPPING In Washington. One-day serv-
ice. By appointment only. Leave car
Am ready at pm. Complete CUSTOM
built work with truck rubber. Plenty Of
Grade 1 and 8 tires carried in stock in
all sizes: Ample parking in rear. CON-
sOLIDATED TIRE CO., 1496 H ne. LU.
MGHWAY HOUSE TRAILER, $500. Call
M6roRcxcLEs, Moi Ssaas Army. rev. in crates.
$407 while they last: parts for all model
Indians: new agency. INDIAN MOTOR
CYCLE SALES, Gil 9th st. NV. RE. O911
TkAMER, 1941 Glider, 261a IT,, 3 rms,
comp. fur, Eath. shower, awnings, brakes,
exec. 6-ply tires. puncture-proof tubes,
hitch and helper springs: only $1,750.
3. c. DE BUeK, Fairfax 137-W-11. go
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HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

critics quick sestl.ment. ta5 ns and
aakhk aoHsHs s9o tssaAf 1sih s ~ II iEEA% M slSS
have many clients ready. and able to buy
sso' sFRoup 81 Or REaE4Y ssEns e, eo
i i PAf aIGaEsr .I;eash price. for old
WH SS Hxvf ESRd GisS sG$rFsso 10! ssss
SIsHNsp srsy rssaTdiess les, ot eonditiGn See MAX
~ sDsss CAN Sci SELL YOUR HOUSE at its v,lu.
odaf 4sk for 3q 3qr spnSn entails WM 70
20, NC estabiished "s 1887. bHNpSHs 81. I61s
RnsltoIS, Be- eHN sFIi 151s Isu < st; NV.
& ftts xon taEs Reuss as o1s ws een sTos
ssttsnsion sss NJ ca1to M IHVSMAaPdHREs SAad Realtors
or frame bungalow or semibunsaloW. 5
dian Springs Village, Hysttsvilie Hills;
positively no brokers. Box 3O7-x, Star.
WANTED, immediately attractive Broom
stores m stber or
as Ss'fS '''sFs' 5s %
Want Y '"SaiaG9' NEARBY NEW HOME, around 1os
sy,i vii Day po.T more & than hall cash; terms to
iqf RHss ONCE io r2z as Soss Baths under
years old. will pay cash: possession de. e.
Sired by September 15. Urgent. Call L.
+. GRAVATTE, RealtoI. 729 18th st. NV,
DETACHED MODERN HOME, saul.. Addi.
ton vicinity; furniture considered: from
oTr.r s: NJ oRRISON, RA. h418.
PRIVATE PARTY. pay cash, 2 or 8 bed
6O9E 1o9m s9pse sH ,slS from owner. Silver Spring
WILL PAY all cash for new brick home
in Shepherd Park, silver Spring, or good
NV; section, prefer Law. on 1st a.. auto.
BUNGALOW, D. c. or nearby Md: oil or
gas heat. basement preferably from
own.r: reasonable Shepherd 1889.
WANTED--In Spring Valley, Wakefeld or
FOREST Hills with gas heat: will pay ali
cash or assume responsible trusts on
house house not to exceed S21 900. Woodley
BRIGHTWooD OR PETwoRTH area.
detached or corner property; Must have
automatic heat. This evening call Mr..
Foley, 81. 1885: THOS. j. FISHER g. CO.,
INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
WE HAVE clients who will pay cash for
8; sHnL1NGBURG. 4615 Lee highway,
OK. 2624: after 6 pm, CHI. 4512.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to purchase
home. preferably from owner in vicinity Of
Spring Valley or American University Park;
not to exceed $4,000; will pay all cash
Evening star., 1944-08-19
STORES FOR RENT

SALESROOM, 1915 Eye St. NV, approxi-
mately ska IT,, heat an6 electricity fur
nished: Apply administrator, 1915 Eye
DRUGGISTS, restaurant and delicatessen
owners attention. If you are interested in
opening restaurant, deIicatessen or drug
store In new park-and-shop business de-
velopment, construction Of which has al
ready started, surrount ed by over 5000
residences In new apts., and located on a
main hiehway leading into Maryland ("6
other stores leased'), call Mr. Taylor,
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 st. NV,
MA o3kh " -"
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OFFICES FOR RENT

DESK SPACE or single once for rent:
service II desired. L. J. cOWIE, 500 Eye
STEWART BLDG. 9th and sts. NV
Building now being remodeled, suites or
indtvid lal once available now; reasonable
rent. JEROME 8. MURRAY. 1881 @ st.
ls40 NEW York AVE. N.w.-pesirssl.
3rd-hoor room approximately 1900 so.
IT, on busy downtown corner Available
nov; heat included: $50 per month. II. g
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IF You HAVE REAL ESTATE you want TO
sell. call sales department, COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO.. DI. 615O. s17 9th ST. NV.
LIsTTNGs WANTED = List your colored
properties to sell with US: city, suburban,
nearby Md: personal attention to all list
ings. LA SALLE REALTY CO, All New
York ave. NV. ma. 3s44.
STORY & CO. can sell your real estate
MR.. ELLIOTT. SO4 18th st NV NE 4lnO,
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED acreage or group Of lots with
sewer and water in or on adjoining prop
erty. Write Mr.. Walter. Go B. F. SAUL
CO. 9?5 I 5th st. NV, giving price and
other details
LOT WANTED for 2 small residences, close
In town, about 60-ft. frontage. Box
Sfar
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,

AN OLD-ESTABLISHED national trade
journal publishing company desires to rent
from 300 to 400 square It. Of ONCE space
In downtown Washington for permanent
occupancy any time before Nov. 10. Cali
Evening star., 1944-08-19
REAL esTATE SAl1 0e ExcHANGl

BROKERS. ATTENTION! Full commits
sion VIII trade 81 beautiful brand-new
modern English basement homes, ! block
rental. ssa .s4oS for IarSe att. a house nnuar or
once bldg. SHAPIRO. INC, owners, l341
Conn. ave. DU. 7777.
1I6 ACRES. high state Of cultivation, All
dwelling. modern 3O-cow dairy barn with
tile silo; now rented at S125 per month
Priced very low for quick sale
galow. vacant; w-house condition: Forest
Glen Park: "a acre. beautiful large shade
trees; S9.75O, terms.
cant; 3ha ac-.-; near Clint n. Md $3.50,
terms. JOHN A. BRICKLEY, exclusive
agent. Forest Glen. 81 1851
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT with option to pur-
chase efarm within committing distance
Washington, must have modern dwelling
and available Sept. Is. Write full details,
FARM, 10 to loo acres, commut,nx d,..
tance D. o.; must be choice with superb
view. Give full details. Box SAX, Star.
Evening star., 1944-08-19
HOUSES ron SALE OR RENT

FINEST COLoRED DEVELOPMENT in thi,
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
so feet Of land or more. New. modern.
Sheriff I'd: ne, rent with option to pur-
chase, CHAPEL OAKS CO., 800 Addison
Chapel rd. Fairmont Heights. Nd. HI
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

FAIRFAX furnished home, bedrooms, w
baths recreation room, maids quarters,
oil burnsr. h;:w.h.: nice home and loca-
BUNGALOW, rooms. oath, electric range.
no refrigerator. 1904 Berwyn I'd, Berwyn
Hghts., Md. Phone SBerwyn 19-J
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OFFICES WANTED.

z on ROOMS, {uFnished OF unfurnished.
financial district. Phone HO. O634.
saaALL OFFICE, downtown; mus be low
rent cost to BOX 34g.X, Star c3s
Evening star., 1944-08-19

USED-CAR SALE.
20 Buick 7-pass sedan; r and h.
40 Chrysler 7-pass. sedan: r. and h.
80 Buick Spec sedan; r. and h.
~ Olds big g" sedan: r. and h.
20 Mercury sedan: r. and h.
40 Packard conv. coupe: r. and h.
Choice OF others
HYATTsvuLE BUICK CO.. warfield 41ll
USED CARS SOLD RIGHT
1912 Chevrolet sport sedan: radio and
heater.
1912 Chevrolet town sedan
1912 Studebaker President sedan
i94o Hudson sedan; radio and heater.
1889 Pontiac sedan.
1888 La Sale conv sedan, radio.
1888 Plymouth sedan.
1887 La Sale sedan.
1897 Ford sedan
See them today. Ask for MI Waggoner
or Mr.. Shelton. kENYON-PECE CHEW
E0LEI 2s26 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1944-08-19
, AUToMoSIlRs ron sAle.

BUICK 1912 super ssdanette; bsautifu
green finish. radio end heater; origina
Buck an sai is4i qSss spsei 4door: Al
SsRiAc. sI;$ s'ss; S;a. :ss l.. sss + gsis
B6ICK SEDAN 1880, run 4s.ss4 miles
3s: s:sn 81: 's ST.: s.;
"a S!:ysiN N s..ss' %sSs 81 ~; ss
underseat heater. controlled ventilation
sssIss Is. th.n oSS mica. Rsn' erisins Sans
"a IDEAL car for discriminStins sshniSa ss 6u,er
PPoNT!Ac: PCsc King g. AIe5; II. 2Sls
ckRYsIER u 1874 'uN; New " Yorier Z R;m 4.door
tone aDhoi.ters; ike new: aS Food tires. ss Al
RssAsRi: SsSRstsn KIN: s1.ds &: AZ 2.u
CAsYsLEE 1910 Wind:or Sn' sonvertibi' OF 9 Rid
snd models On dispiay. CENTRAL MoToF
6E SOTO 1887; si20 cash. take owe over loan
SH; : d. 45g2 Gn,2 sunday between 10 am. and md
FORD !. i9ss club eeny. coupe; radio an:
heater $475: also Nash 1888 sedan, s16t
H. H.W
Ia SALE VS. 1888 sedan; radio ans
@hesteI, @ extra clean; ceiling price is $50
put VIII accept any reasonable offer. 1s3l
Ia SALE 1910 convertible coupe: excel exc
lent mechanical condition and appearances
eGfIiio cefIios heater nric anG gSgS .irs: ns value
EElNsctioRNE.zErHYH 1885 4-door sedan;
eonditIen i5ss tIIessDrsf nsH aszo battery car in
LINCoLN-zEfHY1 1910 4-door sedan: ex
cellent condition throughout. radio an,
heater. beautiful black finish: 81 ,2gO
pE!ARKWAY MOTOR CO. 3O5I M st. NV
EiNcoLS:zErHYa 1899 coupe; .xc.llen
ess ga sen. & clean s.s f,do heater
sen aeea bson tsGs trss ssss s.d0 heater No dealers
PACKARD 1871 convertible coupe. mode
l20; radio and heater. oyerdrive; ceilin
st. nv. DI. 277b. W. o. HERMANN.
PACKARD 1941 "12O" club coupe: splen
did condition. radio and heater, origina
eeax 0peEsr pfes tiEss ov,S ,Sqsssnslpg value
FLfMoTTH 4 III ~ 1899 4-door sedan; e.c.,,en
mechanical condition, leather upholstery
inspected; ms @ : saerifice, S49b. Executive 9a7d
TERRAPLANE 1885 coupe. See at 100
i!S TERRAriANE 1885 4-dr. sedan; good Iee Con
SmaTRain: pa aI3s s226 cash only no dealers. Phon
TAXI and PUG. 1887 champlain st. R NV
DAVIS, MI 1910 am. to 8 D m
Evening star., 1944-08-19

New tandem-wheel Schults on display;
also Groom Travelos many used trailers
and luggage trailers; IL. 1s and "a mos.
praissi. % AMERicAN Si n" TRAILER "a H. CO., INC. Nc
Open til 8. 4O30 Wisconsin ave. Wo.
1914 isa4 xozY COACHES and p,.sts Man,
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber.
wyn. Md Tel Berwvn AZ
NEW SHORTHAND TRAILER, rooms. with
Venetian blinds, all-steel welded frame,
2-wheel and tandem. Also number Of
good used trailers to choose from. We
pay cash for your trailer. ALEXANDRIA
south Of Alexandria on No. hwy. TIE.
Evening star., 1944-08-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

HUDSON 1899 de luxe Y ton panel, /
preciated; $3.50 cash. WA. 1862. n
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HOUSE TRAILeRs.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
STAKE TRUCKS for hire with drivers b.
hour. week or month. Call Ii. O776. 26s
Evening star., 1944-08-19

BUICK, Chevrolet, Ford. Packard or any
make car that has had good care urgently
your car 10 tovINd MOTORS. isi9 gin, n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Afghdnisfdn
Envoy Here
Meets 40 Afehans
Who Live in Detroit

His Excellency, Abdul Hossyn
Aziz, minister for Afghanistan TO
the USA, is visiting Detroit for
the first time 10 meet the 40
Afghans resident here.
Chartered at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel. the minister held open
house. Travelling with him is
Mohammed Chouaib. royal Afghan
consul from Washington. The
envoy represents in this country
Mohammed Zaher Shah. ruler OF
100000 Afghans on the roof
OF the world beyond the Khyber
Pass.
The minister met children OF
Detroit Afghans who. dressed in
their Sunday best. presented him
with flowers.
IL am glad to make my first
visit 20 Detroit TO meet our
people here" said the envoy.
~ find your city interesting
rs I And all OF America, with
which ! have become acquainted
In the Is months since I left
my homeland. Here we discuss
our country's exports, our fine
woods. kid, carracuI.
know you think OF us IN
there on the roof of the world
as travelling by camel and
llama. Today we use auto
mobiles, many Of them built in
your city. We have motor roads
which are passable. NV coun-
try IL no longer a frontier but
an up-and-coming kingdom in
terested In the fruits. spices,
skins, woods and fine rugs we
produce for export"
The envoy, educated In France.
speaks four languages well; his
consul, six.
The party will travel TO Chicago
and other middle western cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
g Law Officers
Graduated by FBI

WASHINGTON, July u CINSl
-Thirty-eight law enforcement
officers in various parts Of the
country were graduated from the
twenty-ffth session Of the Ma
tional FBI Academy today.
They will return 10 their homes
10 instruct their organizations IN
methods learned al the academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Pacific Soldier
Praises Times

From New Guinea, S/Sgt. Floyd
A. Gray of 3949 Commonwealth
has written a letter Of apprecia-
ton for the home town news he
gets in The Detroit Times.
II still continue to receive
my copies OF the Times-my
favorite home town paper" he
wrote, land j must say I have
quite a job TO finish all the
news before my buddies grab II.
Tn our spare time we delNe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Food Supply Survey
On in This County

A survey 10 determine how
civilian purchases are affected by
the wartime food supply is being
conducted in Wayne County, IT
was announced Saturday by the
Census Bureau.
Census workers, in charge of
Mrs. Julia T. Kuhl, are asking
small group of families to keep
accounts of weekly food pur-
ChaseS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
s0sar Buddy

TNHIS Is a letter 20 YOUR serviceman. It's all
about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world to him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send IL to him.
Wherever he is, he wants the from HOME.
It's up 70 you 20 mall IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
GASOLINE

GASOLINE
A Coupon l2--S gals. Valid through
Sept. 81.
B-3 and C-s Coupons gals. each
B-4 and ca Coupons gals. each.
claw requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when receiyed.)
FUEL OIL
Period 4 and Period 6-Valid through
Sept. 80
Period l-VAlid through Sept.
LIQUOR
No. II-Valid July / through July 81.
SHOES
Alrplane stamps 1 and 7-Valid In
definitely.
Save Tin Cans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
New MICHIGAN Party Convenes July 27-1

The first statewide 2729 announced Saturday
party, the The three will be de-
Michigan Commonwealth Fedora organization and picking
be in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

into the help wanted columns.
We thought for awhile We might
put in an ad, Woman wanted
for light housekeeping"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Blue AS through A-6-valid indeh-
nitely
MEATS, CHEESE. FATS
Red As through z-s-vaIid indsh.
nitely
One III. salvage fat. good for 4 cents
and Two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamps 81, 81 and ~. No. 4 Book
lbs. each. valid indefinitely.
Stamp 80, No. 4 Book lbs for
canning through Feb. Is. l945.
Spare stamp 81, No. 4 BOok--Valid
for maximum OF 20 lbs. for can
ming. Apply local board.
Collection July II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

DETRBAAl1 SFIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Save Tin Can. for Collection July IT
Evening star., 1944-07-16

Among the cities Of Italy, Naples
ranks third In size. Only Rome
and Milan are larger.
In Naples, IS years ago. Is
|year-old boy was wandering the
streets. His name was Enrico Ca
russo. He was headstrons youth,
and had quarreled with his father.
At the age OF. II, Enrico had
started singing In churches. Gifted
With q beautiful voice, he had been
in demand as . choir boy. The
death Of his mother had made his
home seem empty.
Enr1co's father wanted him to be-
come IN engineer, but the youth did
not Ike the studies needed for that
lprofeasion. This had caused the
quarrel which led him to leave home
and earn his living q well - he
could.
He sang in the streets, and people
gave him small coins. Some times
he sang In . theAter, and was paid
10 little for his work. There were
nights when he went to bed hungry
but his nature. though headstrong
was sunny. Life seemed pleasant
TO him In many ways.
Than came great blow. Hi
voice cracked" To his youthful,
mind, It seemed the end of thu
world. It = hard to guess what
would have happened 70 Caruso Il
he had not met : Singer NAMED
Miagtano. This man took the youth
to . widely known teacher namet
N9ssine. After MGtenihg % him
lsing. Ms9stns asreed 70 tsach him II
Evening star., 1944-07-16
By Florence S. Berryman

Many aspects Of Brazil are repre-
sented in an exhibition which
opened last Monday at the Mullen
Library of the Catholic University
OF America, to remain until july "a
It was prepared by the Library Serv-
ice Of the United States Once OF
Education, In corporation with the
ONCE of Co-ordinator of Inter-
American Affairs. This Washington
showing is the first on a national
circuit. 1t was arranged by DR..
Manoel s. Cardozo. director Of Lima
Library and assistant professor OF
Latin American history, and Mrs
Hazel Dreis Mclean, bookbinder
who is now on the university's stan.
The exhibition is open to the public
from . to . on weekdays, . to s on
Saturdays.
Everything that increases knowl.
edge OF our Latin neighbors and
allies Is welcome. even though II
is an unpretentious introduction
such as the current display. It ranges
over art, handicrafts, history, eco
nomics, music and literature. It
includes such diverse objects As an
illustrated card announcing the
birth Of child and phnograph rec
ords. Of Carmen Miranda in .aThe
South American Way" Other rec
ords provide Brazilian folk music to
be played from time to time for yis-
itors to the exhibition.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
| Prizes for Best
|COntributiOns

The Junior Star awards as man,
as five prizes OF 81 each for the best
contributions published each week
Boys and girls Of high school ags
and under are invited to compete
Here are the rules:
All contributions must be ORIGI.
NAL. Write on one side Of pape,
and give your name, age, address
phone number and school. Type
written contributions must be double.
spaced. The editors choice of win
ners Is final, and he reserves the
right to use any contribution In
whatever form he deems advisable
regardless Of whether it Is awarded
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Current Exhibitions

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART.
Constitution avenue and Sixth street
Printing and sculpture BY great
masters. International loan ccllec-
aAmeriesn Battle fsintinss. iS7s-
1918, 70 September 4.
NATIONAL NusEuM, National
Art Gollection. conStitutien avenue
collection. gifts and loans. paintings
and other objects Of art, Special ex-
hibitlon, American paintings from
the William T. Evans collection, July
'ns sMfTfEsoN1As A9fassoe; BUILDING. pivi-
sion Of GRAPHIC Arts. Independence
avenue and Tenth street S.W.-Dry-
points By Diana Thorne. Louis G.
Rosenburs and Walter Title. Through
sePssMSs, PsEER GALLERY OF ART. Twelfth
Chinese paintings and sculpture.
bronses, ceremics and other works
from Near and Far East. Paintings
and etchinss By Whistler. also Pea
o0es cokkcoRAN kkeS%; GALLERY or ART.
Seventeenth street between New York
avenue and Z street N.W-Ameri-
can paintings and sculpture: the W.
A. Clark collection:
PHILLIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY.
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cial exhibitions. oil paintings by
Raoul Duty and by Arthur Dove,
water colors and tempera paintings
BY Warrington artists. July and
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Diyi-
sion of Prints and Photographs.
East Capitol and First streets-Oris-
inal prints BY American print makers.
Special exhibition. American Battle
Prints" to September 4.
streets N.W.-Drawings by Helen
Catch Durstcn to August 81.
THE ARTS CLUB. 2017 I street
N.W.-Summer exhibition Of paint.
inss By members, to September.
WHYTE GALLERY, 1920 Connec-
ticut avenue N.W.-Exhibition of
prints. etchings, ETC., BY AIgentine
Artist Mauricio LAsansky. through
b. A. r. MUsEUM. Seventeenth
and D streets - Colonial silver by
American silversmiths. throughout
the summer.