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Bradley beam., 1944-09-16
National War Fund
 Campaign Opens Here

The National War Fund Cam paign will begin this coming We'd nesday and continue until 30 No vember 1914. Personnel of the Base are urged to contribute to this worthy cause and special ta- bles where GIs may contribute will be set up near the pay table on payday. The National War Fund is a drive to obtain funds for the various organizations active in War work such as the USO.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-16

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
0sNS&
zG1GSIs-,-N-
R=sA-Sesi1

war Bond Applications a
may no~ BE- left 81 any
HJdton War siamp
Booth a. sell a. our
iith Floor Bond Offes
(sond, ~ili he pa'isd
10 YOU pfOmniiSJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Peace Setup
Ignores US.

EDITORS NoTE-Thn is
the conclusion of Nj. Won
Wissond's article Which began
IN Sunday Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Let Them Stage
Their Own Plays
PLAYETTE THEATER
50 81
ISxI1x9 inches Nth 8 plays

IStI119 inches Nth plays eZ.OU
A miniature theater makes favorite stories more
exciting than ever. This educational toy consists
Of cardboard theater with scenes and script for
two stories An usher, usherette, and actual
theater tickets keep an amateur manager busy.
When the producer wants change of scene,
he pushes a tiny lever. PLAYS include Little
Black Sambo, The Three Little Pigs" Rum
pelsttskin" and Others.
EDUCATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
PRAISED DAILY WORKER

Mr. Roosevelt will thus speak
under the auspices OF union
leader who few days ago gave
praise 10 the Daily Worker. Sta
Inns official mouthpiece IN the
United States
Although Tobin is not Conn
muniSt, and his union has IN the
past fought Red attempts TO bore
from within. his praise of the
union square organ reflects the
type Of New Dcal-labor- Commu-
MIST alliance in the fourth term
drive
In a full page promotional ad
published IN the Daily Worker
Aug 20, Il letter from Thomas
Flynn, spokesman for Tobin.
quoted the ALL leader az saying
he believes your article hits the
nail on the head"
The article dealt with the
TrotSkyitcS. a splinter Red group
which has a few dozen members
IN the teamSteTS' union and who
are bitter enemies Of Browder.
on REVOETTfOS-'
Followers Of the late Leon Trot-
sky the TrOtSkyiteS and the
BFewdeF group have for years
fought over the proper methods
of bringing about revolution
To the average American, both
groups are equally Subversive. but
the Worker saw it 10 praise To-
bins condemnation Of their Trot-
Skyite comrades
Oddly enough, Tobin, IN his lot
ter published in the Worker
branded the TrotskyteS "Subver-
Sive. but did not include the
Communists on that list. although
they plcketed the White House in
1910 and urged strikes in war
industries during the HitIer-Stalin
pact period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
NCITEMENT AGGRESSION ?

For instance. does Indictment
hy--~e R4s,--5ReHfs,st'----s,f-r-iars~1ei'.1t
RooSeVcft'S new league 10 rcvolu-
ton against The government of
another country constitute ag-
grcSSlon ?
a few days ago The newspapers
carried 4 dispatch quoting the
Moscow radio m an appeal and
Indictment 10 the Spanish people
10 revolt and overthrow the Gen.
Francisco Franco government.
The Moscow radio rs. a. all other
things IN Russia. owned managed
and operated by the Soviet gov
eminent
The appeal or Indictment 10 tho
Spanish people 70 revolt against
their government therefore had
official Soviet sanction Spain is
not in the war What would
President RooScvelt'> super-wOrlC
executive council do m such 4
case? When does a revolution in
South America or M France. Italy
Russia az elsewhere become an
aggression
UNDEnrI RATIO METHODS
Economic sanctions by one or
more nations against another
country. can take on the nature
and character Of aggression %
For instance. would IN time Of
peace such sanctions as Secretary
Of State Cordcll Hull has applied
10 Argentina 10 make that cOun-
Try comply with his demands
constitute nonmilJtary aC-
greSsion ,"
-Four things have marked The
Dumbarton oaks conference. The
undemOcratic methods Of Euro
pean secret diplomacy. which
aroused protests by the pres,
the extraordinary haste IN which
world security league lS being
formed, shaped and organized BY
the three victorious powers behind
closed doors. ~ If World War III
were on the doorstep before
World War II is ended. the IN
vitatlon 10 China 10 participate
a. ono Of the big four and then
relegaied 10 the waiting feoni ~
If il were the little fourth
power, finally, the absence Of
representation of The OF b G z
nations of the world
Some of the Latln-AncrICan
nations. concerned over what was
being cut and dried without their
knowledge. have called on China
10 be their spokesman o. In Dr.
Wellington Hoo chief OF The
Chinese delegation they have
chosen wisely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Red Vote
WOOelI by
New Deal
BY HOWARD RUsHMoRE
Spseial to THE DETROIT TIMES


NEW YORK. Sept. 4 In an
all-out effort to rally every vote
for the administration, New Deal
labor leaders are praiSing the
Communists. their newspapers
and even agreeing with obscure
MarxiSt doctrines.
Union leaders who once fought
a life-and-death battle against
Red attempts 10 infiltrate their
organization now are patting Earl
BroWder on the head and well
coming his motley crew with open
arms.
Evidence of these peculiar pO-
lltical turns was given this week
by President RooSevelt'S declara-
ton that he would open the fourth
term campaign in speech before
the tcamSterS union, an AFL
group whose president, Daniel To-
bin, is expected 10 be reappolnted
chairman of the labor division Of
the Democratic national commit
tee. a post he filled in the last
three Roosevelt campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
CoMINTERN IN NEW GUIsE

That decentralization IN the
world security conference is and
Will doubtless remain in the hands
of a very small number OF the
most powerful countries II lS
something like a cartel Of the big
fellows. In some respects II - the
Moscow comintern IN an entirely
new curse of the strong and pow
erful. not of the proletariat work
ers. The small nations would seem
10 have every reason 10 be wor-
ried and concerned about what Is
being shaped in Dumbarton Oaks.
The possibility Of "A League OF
Nations council in effect 4 super
world government war 10 pre-
serve peace so far has envlsaged
only military aggression such A.
An attack on the frontiers Of a
country.
There are forms Of aggression -
other than military. The term
calls for clear definition Of what
constitutes aggression The
word has become a. common as
democracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
nv Karl II. Won wIEGAND

Dean Of American War Correspondents
A high ranking staff officer who
had been in North Africa France,
Italy, England and in India, home
on leave, remarked TO me
when the boys come home
don't be surprised il this country
Is swept by a wave Of what Is
called 'isOlatiOnism,' such as ~
never before has experienced"
The trend of things in Dunbar
ton Oaks and of the forces at work
there is strongly in the direction
OF internationaliZing the world,
first as regards maintenance OF
peace by force and guaranteeing
the HAYES the territorial posses
sions they hold regardless whether
they are making use Of II 10 the
general benefit OF the world or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
r4z EZz86S

surrounded by statues and
bronze figures.
There's a friendly fued going
on between Brent and Tony
Gaudio. one Of the best and
certainly the most ticklish cam
sraman in the business.
Tho slightest touch In the
ribs sends Gaudio into a sudden,
nervous little dance which
Brent thoroughly enjoys. Merely
10 have the star stand beside
him completely unnerves Tony.
Just before the love scene be-
gan, Gaudio jumped wildly and
ffared. but George firmly denied
having touched the cameraman.
II didn't do H." George pro-
tests. II haven't been near you"
Gaudio yelled, "You did, too"
"Oh, come on, fellows" says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
dorothy o.
manners
quit

the director. lets quit clown
ing and get 10 work"
The lights on go. George
takes the luscious Hedy In his
arms.
He gazes deeply into her eyes.
"You must believe me-" he
breathes passionately, IL did
NOT tickle Tony Gaudiov
Sometimes / wonder how
they ever get a movie made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

weak in the knees when the
thing was supposed TO start.
Result was the vehicle would
slip backward" about two
notches every time it was sup
posed TO jump forward.
After about a dozen takes
frankie sighed;
Gosh, 1 could have made
Hollywood easier by walking"
frankie Sinatra Outlaws
ooh. yeah" grinned one Of
the sweating crew. well, 1
could have made Hollywood
easier II I'd learned 10 sing on
the radio"
Sinatra gives out with big
gufaw, which eases the tension.
Stars aren't usually kidded on
the set, but frankie isn't a bad
guy in spite OF all the fuss.
On Stage 4, at R-K-O, Hedy
Lamar and George Brent are
making love for. Experiment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Making Bus Scene With Sinatra
in Anchors Aweigh' at M-G-M
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. S.

HULLIWUUD, Aug D.
THEY making the bus Anchors Aweigh" at
i MGMa busload OF sailors going their visit to
Hollywood. What you will the screen this
frankie Sinatra dashes up just pulling out
He looks around to if his pal Gene Kelly Kelly
$50 "The Voice" swings aboard
What you won't is what going behind the
In order TO starting stopping the bus
being pushed by labor somebody would get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Role Of Wolf
A Heavy One

HOLLYWOOD, Aug <.
John Wayne's older bow
Michael, has been promoted
from a cub to a wolf in the
Boy Scouts and John told Hmm
My boy, your troubles now
begin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
TRY FOR A
1AAa
MtGMtlG
RULES

RULES
Contsstsnts nSst be
Amateurs. Our stud ssts
not eligible. l. MAKE
COPY Ot girl 81 inches
Aish, % paper , inches
Aish Draw oaiy the girl.
cot TIE istterins. J. Uss
snly peneii os pea .. No
drawings will be re-
turned. 4. Prlnt yesr
sAms. address ttovn.
sousty, ststs). age.
phoos samber and prss-
en-, eeeupatioa % back
~ drawing. .. An draw
tnss must ~ received
~ August tist, lett.
Prize winning drswinrs
vih - selected ~ or
iseuisy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

Perilous." They are seated in
a sculptor's studio completely
The Valley settler., 1944-06-23

PIcNIC ON 4th OF JULY 1T TDLUND's
 Plans arc being made for re, communitv picnic ct Edlund's Res ort or Wasil1a Lake.
 We ere cooperating with the M V. F. C.. 4. and the Grange for mak- ing It beng-up 4th of July cole- brati on.
 Coffee, soft inks and ice cream are to be furui shed. Eats are to be pot luck.
 At leest ten boats will be a.
The Valley settler., 1944-06-23

DTLAND AUDITOR OF ELiSKI cOMMI SSION
 Harry B.. DeLand has assumed the a)+i@e Of fiel andi or for tn Alaska Unerpl loyment Conponsa on Cormi s s ion at Juneau.
Evening star., 1944-03-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

S1ARD or m,zeS z9slfa s ,s4ass,1. 4
sffsS Sc hsid en the S Board ofs sonins xd,s.s-
ment in Room 500, District Building; be.
snnps at &c 1000 %. % n M.hsa
appeals filss under the provisions n Of os9s s9s
AN Act Np proSidins @ 'Ie for the sonins q the
q ths location hsisht.. suls and uses oi
sGas' "sss fPa snd 0inst II IN. fSssass' ps
ois. and for other purposes" and reeuis-
sR: u ssp. s;a9s' 3; g. csD. .S ds m
residential district TO- permit a lsundy
sassfs sassfs sss aOp loas asa Sppss sasss Ses
and Mary Thomas for permission 70 estso-
onse s n s ana Arss sSarans
Second ssis5 da'feamGads oor and Jour IL Sn
ds ard 0ss sauss. s s sss9 Sos .s s'rss ssp.s
Ear c, Thorn and Msrrusrite E Brink for
ba,. T. e'sssh tss S,
District accommodating seven persons on
the second noor and two persons on tbs
i' iot SO ttp0' square a54s sS 1850. HppeM "oi
{smpossry po9ai.s roH%ing aRa 0osTs1s hoa.. IN
nsrsons sSG md aoo
pney sra3cs Road lot 0Gr si SQUARE
2954. 1851. Appeal Of Jennie Belle Wen
dali for roDIinh permission sGn. to establish tenn
sisht persons on The second hoor' q 500
fo5s Fis Appeal r1s ros .aa aaniI. AZ
bert fsT StS w, to fTest sroYp:
xS1 Saf p 81 ths zonns Rssuisons r''S. sSs
HALEY fSi l1s Place C. % and Mlssissipp Hv.nG. s'E.
Rssns I: Hlld11sEh iof permission fSs z sss.ns:
ssc 5s'i st9ee tree psosu' 500 % saasy. as9
sion SION to S Change a noneonforrnins use from
ins shops and assscy: # Is7s soss MoptsIlo
Appsai a q !; 4; and Pearl .,5, F Martin 70. g,
hsn ns as 70 sSo 5sst dG t5sn ss. re NE. sssss s
square ,4209. 1888. Appeal OF Anna. M.
vermillion for permission to establish .
n te rGem Restrist.d hq Area bsesc 0s ss
commodatins three persons on the nrst
M e0F 1879 srs stree. hi Me- ct o
Petersen owner. on behalf Of the Amsri-
ths hsa' A Restricted Area 'f pistrictl I ACCOM-, m
ten on sscoSa o or ns s sss
Street, NV, " 10 10. 20 20. saSsr. % se54' 1858
Appeal Of the Eastehester Corp; for per-
division walls from the. ground up a.
Pars !. ssetion q ps2siffa xxim d 2 s.h: zonlna
opsp psTEinr spaces between the outside
Was ssh q snd snpfs r.es sed 81 s sssr. 81 'sss ses
entire. 1859. Appeal Of Donald F. Mac
Visions Visions Of the FIST commercisl % District
TO permit structural alterations to the
HoSfoof suRdEy NE Hgss oa e. g M @ ad
ert 1: cunninsham Tor a vsrisnss from
ths lo, 1r.s oi the
alterations in the third story front addi-
ton to building for conversion to room
q ai osi You AsDes sssit y aw H.fs 1T
and Ethel .Bratt for a variance from the
use provisions Of the residential district
residential occupancy consisting Of a
rear two-story addition at 344 II Street
ss,W; lot 116' square 81: 1852: Appeal
the. "A" Restricted Area District accom-
modating six persons on the second floor.
preme Liberty Life Insurance. Co. for per-
mission TO erect groups Of buildings with
sraph @ y, Part Q. Section on'osa Sx1fY Of ths
zzonlng zd g., RegYlstions: at Nj Minnssots Ave.
parcel 175713i. square $3.50; parcel
ana rs ssusr. sHs fSs soss cfa THEopoRE a51
cGs RonEkT aAhRx O. hLeE5 ekoussR 13HS SadnI hoHha
SCRIVENER. Jr., Board Of Zoning Ad-
Evening star., 1944-03-13


sg ssicK K.SorD s5 estsie Moo .asen Gooe2 ms
PffisFs RfieK 1893 s99o Gso1fs ,.ss sH 4S
sfck fGtia is4 sSf siab I'll tsGG csnn.rto. new top
IsTas sBd Fafs id WA Aass 1885, Auto Sale sS
sreen' radio do and hcstas. new pTswar tres
saasRsb sIfSR sb}as5ss }sso rd., H., VA $500 '', 800
pSaSoS pS5Ss oi mnSs ill., ssil ss once: @ $3.50 CASH
eApILfAc. YYSS991 ssasn.tt.; low msls.r..
sfiis: 'Esnsies1ed or b.tof: ca i Dssa'uF 'asS
$2,559; Gadil!ae ls4i eonyeTt!SIs coups.
conneaticas conn i.eS sSo Mo s4oo o0a Pontiac f2l
so5d e1d r5seI 1884, 02ass e1d
CHEvRoLET l541 special town town sedsn.:
celsnt t oOnditon tom very '0s good o0 TRES. Trsds
Mshon 2ps9 Co. s snd g.. sun Ms
GHEvRoLET Il "a is41 osps Special de luxe, club
coupe; radio and heater, white sidewall
snteed to be in excellent condition. Loving
GMEvEodET tiIfE ddd -, 1871 radio, heater seod
ing transferred: Call Elk. OLGA. sergt.
CHEVROLET 1940 business coupe. sid
Wellborn Motors, Chrysler- Plymouth Deal
ers. 5000 Georgia ave. SH. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1910 town sedan low mile
aee, Immaculate; terms. Haines Auto Sale,
4335 Badensburg rd., Wa $500.
CHRYSLER 1899 Royal sedan. Sid Well
borr Motors, ChryslerP Plymouth Dealers
5000 Georgia ave. SH 1900.
club coupe. Sid Wellborn Motors, Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealers, 5000 Georgia ave.
SH 4500
CHRYSLER 1870 IS" Windsor sedan Sid
Wellborn Motors Chrysler-P!ymouth Deal
ers. 5000 Georgia ave. SH. 1900.
CROSLEY 1912 Lib, sedan. 1000 miles:
by one owner; priority certificate required;
$3.50 cash. Call Alex 1862 after pm.
IA
DE SOTO 1910 custom 4-door sedan: slip
covers, radio and heater: $1,000 miles By
original owner: guaranteed TO be in per-
feet mechanical condition. terms srransed
for responsible party. Loving Motors,
1912 NJ st. NV
Continued on Next PagsO
Evening star., 1944-03-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNER GOING into service. will rent
H-acre wooded lot. large lawn and garden
plot: near Alexandria. Ideal community
Ter ehildTsn. 500 mo. Alex, 9o5S,
NICE s-RM, bath brick, comESetely furn.
sifS-Rock Greek Forest. Md.-pet. brick,
bedroom and bath first floor; 3 bedrooms,
2 baths on 2nd hoor; screened porch:
cpall''ie conn wo dDrl 4edo Thos' L. Phillips S'lS
tiful Edsemoor: The house is large and
has rare furnishings. A delightful place to
live while in Washington. Available i'm
mediately. $3.50. E. M. Fry. Inc, WI.
cHEvsRLY, MD. b7oe Forest rd--Mod-
ing bedrooms. "a baths, maids quar-
ters, electric range and BendiY washing
machine. Lot 55x15O. blocks from bus.
WIN lease for duration, S125 per mo. Can
6e seen any evening after 6. WA. s750.
COUPLE WANTED to share home; all IA
per month. WA. 1440.
Sl4 GIST AVE, Silver Spring, Md.-Det.
mod, 5.r;,, b.. shower auto hit. yard: :
ssSaYit'; saYs' f,u,S.M rsfs;; sloo Men,' Sc o11s:
gas heat and garage.
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, near
kennedy-Beautiful, detached home. COM
pletely furnished large yard: 8 rooms and
PAN: osa,ttn: recreation room: built-in garage;
LARGE Residence. as-ft. living ing room. room. S
bedrooms; centrally located, air-condi-
TONED. beautifully furn billiard table and
swimming pool. RA. 39OS.
Evening star., 1944-03-13
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.
Your Vacation Home Now and
Glnl1cr Ln rknt. To D at;ra to

We offer additional number OF fertile
homesiteS OF from - 10 ) acres on the
GULF COAST OF FLORIDA. a fisherman 5
heaven al present prices OF S395 TO
>645 per tract; all front a paved road
and have electricity.
Terms. $40 down and SIS per month.
No heating or tax problems. and q
wonderful all-year climate
For beautiful illustrated free booklet,
phone or write A. F. Madeira. with j
Evening star., 1944-03-13
ADAM A WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY,
MARCH TWENTY-FOURTH. 1914. com
menclne at O'Clock am. and continuing
each Tuesday and Friday thereafter at the
Same time until all is sold We will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION a WESCHLER s,
9l E st. NV, 10 enforce our liens for
storage and or other charges goods stored
with us in the name OF John p. Laboash,
Receiver for the benefit of John p Koer-
ner. Mrs. E. c. Matthews, H F. Dill, G..
f. Burge, R. L. Beck, Mrs; NJ. MaktoS, J. C.
farrell, Mrs Margaret Johnson, Miss Ellen
7. Mullen, Mrs. C. Mcintosh, Mrs o. B.
Douglas Mr.. J, B. O'Neill, Mr.. F. C. Welles,
Mrs. NJ. Schafer Herbert Sargent, Mrs. R.
Wagner. V. Steinkraus. Mrs. Dudley Cor
don, Julia A. Parke, Neal Bovee, Harry T.
Richardson. Dr. Newell Rogers, Geo A.
Talbot Mrs. NJ. Mills, Mr.. John Martin,
j. l.. Streck, Mr.. c. II. King. Note-These
goods were orisinally stored with Acme
Storase Co. Parties in interest, please take
notice
NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE &
MOVING CO.,
mar3s on " '
Evening star., 1944-03-13
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCK SEDAN, 1887 2-door clean, no
dented Tenders, 5 like new prewar tires;
good mech; Comfort master heater: ready
81. ne. TR. 1862, to 10 pm
FORD van body truck: excellent condition.:
factory-rebuilt motor. 1885; Just passed
St. NV. . am, to $40 m. weekdays
FORD 1910 12-ton panel; completely RS
eondltioned excellent tires; $3.50 cash.
1910 sedan delivery: excel
lent tires and general condition. WI.
USED TRUCKS, Ford nats tractor and
trailers: parts for all make trucks. Apply
$50 NJ st. ne. l5s
Evening star., 1944-03-13
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

CONVENIENT EXECUTIVE. wife and
10-ycar-old daushter desire furnished apt,
. RMS, XIII. AND Bath, Brishtwood or
Petworth. RA 1885
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire smsll,
nicely furnished apt. by April is Prefer
NV. sect; no pets. Excel. ref. Write
Box 4o3-E, Star. 13s
GOVT. EMPLOYED COUPLE desire fur
nishec ] or Groom apt, with kitchen and
bath: preferable NV. section. W. H. Webb.
apt. 20, $40 St NV 49,
NV. SECTION, neighborhood 18th st,
above Park rd.; furnished; couple; March
is to May is. Box 447-E, Star. l3'
Evening star., 1944-03-13
SACRIEICE SALE

This semidetsched tapestry brick prop
erty. located in fine n. ". section. conVen-
lent to heart Of city, splendid tranSpofJa-
tion and shopping facilities; 6 bedrooms.
:! baths beautiful LIVING room, large dining
room sun porch modern kitchen built-in
Sarage, oil h.-W h. maids room and bath
III basement owner must sacrifice Call
Mr. Stup, AD 52sl with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Evening star., 1944-03-13
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
Matter Of MICHAEL NJ KEARNEY. also
known as MERLE MICHAEL KEARNEY,
1907 43rd Place NV, Washington, D. G..
Bankrupt.-Bankruptcy No. 4316.-To the
creditors Of Michaeli M. Kearney Of the
City of Washington, q. G. Notice is here
by given that the said Michael NJ. Kearney
has been duly adjudged bankrupt on a
petition flied by him on March Z, 1874
and that the first meeting Of his credi-
tors will be held on the twenty-hrst day
of March. 1914. at ten-thirty O'Clock AM,
at the once Of the Referee. $40 Investment
Bldg. 18th and K Sts. NV, Washington.
D. G., at which time and place the said
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such. other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
FRED J. EDEN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1944-03-13
BETHESDA, MD.
BUNGAIOW-S80 600

5-room brick bungalow, located near
transportation, schools and shopping. gas
heat. full basement, stairway to attic;
splendid condition.
E. NJ. FRY, INC.
7240 Wis. Ave. WI e74o.
Evening star., 1944-03-13
IDEAL LOCATION.
NEAR ALL CONVENIENCES.
an IITIITrwTIED err hr II

ON WHITTIER ST. NV.
A detached brick with fireplace IN living
room, dining room, den and 1 bedroom
with full bath on st foor, I'd floor has
large recreation room with inaid floor;
oil heat, built-in garage, nice yard with
trees. near shopping center, schools and
transportation. Seen by appointment
Evening star., 1944-03-13
CHEVY CHASE u q

Modern home In exclusive section. sit
beautiful view overlooking terraced lawns
Home consists of & rms, breakfast room
and > baths all-brck construction with
attached garage; spacious living room all
electric kitchen and aforementioned heat
ing: $4,000 Cali OR 319U before 3
Evening star., 1944-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEON NJ. SHINBERG.
Attorney for Partnership,
1881 G St. NV, Washington, d. c.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
have, as Of January l. 1914,
formed a limited partnership to continue
the business heretofore conducted by them
as general co-partnership under the style
of Madlon Studios, for the continued
transaction Of PHOTOGRAPHIC studio business
and related activities at Washington, D. G.,
and elsewhere in the United States. The
names of the general partners are Irving
Buckstein and Sam Goltzman. both resi-
dents Of the District Of Columbia; and Of
and Anna Goitzman. both residents Of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia. each OF whom has
General partner has contributed. 81, 500 90
in eapital The total capitalization is
s6. ooo 90; The term Of the partnership is
Tor ten years commencing on January /,
1874 and ending on December 81, 1858.
unless sooner dissolved by those contribut-
ting q majority Of the capital. Certificate
q Limited Partnership was, signed by Us
February 2eth. 1914. and has been filed
by Us in the ONCE of the Clerk of the
District Court Of the United States for
as vfSo q o.nerai Par
ner; SAM GOLTzMAN. General Partner:
RUTH s. BUCKSTEIN, Special Partner;
ANNA GoLTZMAN, Special Partner.
mh6.a,11 1851 1s. 2n,22 .25.27.2a,ap1
Evening star., 1944-03-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED BARGAIN,

lCOLORED) 500 block N. J. ave. nv
Brick. IL rooms, bath, h.-v, heat; 81. 500
cash REQUIRED. V. S. Hurlbert. MA. 1870
o3l NV
Evening star., 1944-03-13
SUMMER CAMPS.

SEND YOUR LITTLE GIRL to camp this
summer: fne location in Penna; trans
portation provided; excellent food, bathing,
outdoor spor's, coaching and music. For
Information call Spruce OlS0-W %.