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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-25

8 ROOMS AND BATHS, on end and 3rd
floors, over downtown jewelry store; rood
spslp n, location reasenabie rent. Apply
roe KING ST.. Observation-Disclosures re-
&C ncitiored 4-story building, 33' frontage.
interior snss
TWO ROOMS, second floor. -731 18th st.
ACROSS ssn rf ON S ssS The
2465 18th st. n.w.-2nd floor, suitable
for any business. Call DI. BOIL.
beautiful front, finest location in Laurel.
Md; suitable for almost any type Of
business or for professional studios; Of
Apply Mr.. LEVIN, 500 B. Maine st.,
Laurel. Nd
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LOTS WANTED.

row or community group. or detached
houses; pay cash. BUILDER. Box
223.E. Star.
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PROPERTY WANTED

THIS OFFICE has investor-clients to pur-
chase your apt. house: store or other
=. Ei.EoT MIpDLEToN. Reaitor. Invest invest.
ment Bldg, RE 1881
APT. HOUSE, Ala units. $4,000 81 Co.,
600 or business property, . good invest
ment desired, any good section GE. 1922
l HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
with cash for invest. or bus property r.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

STORAGE SPACE for rent. well lighted.
well ventilated. 2.16O 50. IT., 2nd foor of
400 C st. ne. Apply SHELL OIL Co,
WILL EJECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding In central location for estab-
shsd u An seSs wiz VA tfs sss long lease
5000 SO. Fl, hreproof. story: SS5 per
month. METZLKR, Realtors. Di. 5000.
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ALEXANpRIA, Jefferson Park-Stone and
brick. Colonial, corner lot, 7-rm. house.
completely furnished; 3Is baths, recrea-
burner; shown BY appointment; .S24, $50.
Alexandria, ACKNOWLEDGMENT lot, 4
bedroom house; GOOD buy, $10,500.
corner lot. near Fort Myer; oil burner.
gear garage, refrigerator and electric
range: washing machine, garden tools;
Brick bungalow, near Alexandria; s
rms, nearly new, hot-water heat, base
$3.50. j. LEE PRICE, ssos Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arlington. va. Phone Jackson
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JUST orr Defense HWY. u gcod AL
srac ss cottsaeoespe 6nsaioW abost
acre, situated on quiet country lane; all
modern improvements; priced for quick
to downtown d. c. Call Mr.. BOWEN.
CHI. 5294. 25e
81. s50-Terms. miles D.. c.. 7-rm.
BUNGALOW. elec range, city water BY prop
ton,
rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. cleo. garage;
let 50x150 paved street close to every;
CO., call Hyattsville 1884; ewes, WA. 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-25
SUBURBAN sALe-MARYLANp.

2IOO NORTH TAYLOR ST.; little house
electricity only improvement. immed. pos
Falls Church 906-W-2
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BUSINESS PROPERTY ron RENT.

WANTED TO RENT for daily use / to !
hrs, studio or room with piano, for voca
practice between 8 and 8 pm. Box 416-D
Star 2Hs
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

as FOYLER LANE. Lanham Heights, Nd
Vacant, Drive out Defense Highway or
overpass, turn right Va mi, turn left u
mi. to house. Key. next door. Contains
4 rooms. bath pipeless furnace heat. gas
range. a-acre lot. Rent S55. L.. T, Ora
WAITE. 729 18th st. Ma. O763, Mon.
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SUBURBAN sALT-WRelNIA.

LYON F4RK. 4ELN0ToN-3-6sdroom
tile bath, attic, full basement. auto. heat.
insulated and weatherstripped. built.in ga
rase. large corner lot. ! biz. TO LOG bus,
srs a a-d shops; ss Of p,ss ga
SMGiNiA s ssSsEsTs. ' Ssas ce enu nSs1
ran, bling bungalow. consisting Of large
studio living room, fireplace. attractive
dining rm., equipped kitchen, 2 large bed
rooms, large bath; ample closets, stairway
to attic. insulated and furred, full base
ment. automatic heat, large corner lot,
in : beautiful community. Immediate pos
session; $3.50 bash, balance like rent. Ex-
CHI. 1897. CH. 4034. "
FAIRFAX, miles d. C.-6-rm Colonial
brick, center-hall entrance. livins rm.,
hrenlace. side porch, attractive dining rm.,
COZ cupboard. lovely Kitchen. sun par
cts. hot.wster heat, basement yard. en-
trance. gear brick garage. maids rm., In q
vation iine sarden space. 400 It. on high
way, completely fenced: bus at coor avail
able. Substantial cash. L. MCGEE KING.
GGH;;, SSqs. 81. 1927. Oh: 1884.
h xAOAE n;,1 &C., TO move IN new i0s
bedrooms. baths. forced air heat. deep
well with pressure pump, 2-acre lot, part
clear, rest in nice young trees; 10 miles
from District. in Fairfax County. Price,
Sl6:60O: terms. What have you to trade
further information call CHI. 7Oe0; after
q, q. GL; Sa55. LYON. INC, 1904 Lee high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-25

COLORED-We have several pieces Of
ground and any number OF lots suitable
for building colored apartments or group
houses. II you are interested call daily
or Sunday. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
50O1 East Capitol St Ii. 354O. 935 New
York ave. NV MA. 919S.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STUDIOS WANTED.

OULD LIKE TO HAVE some food broker
share ONCE and secretary in southwest
Lrket area. Box 410-A, Star.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEARBY MD.-New four-room bungalow
and acres of good land. 8. miles from
city on good concrete road. $50 mo.
Nd Hyattsville $685.
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suMMER CAMPS.

mer should be planned noW. New England
camps MI rapidly. Call FOB details. WASH
INGTON SCHOOLS ASSOC, RE. 1893.
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ZEAL EsTAre sALI or EXCHANGE.

1904. FAM, near Ofan9e, VI. New
10-r.. br. res, modern, ,good outbulldfn9s,
on htEhwsy.. for city property. M.
CUN1e1N0HAN, u. 0672.
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PREvIEWS. INC, 40 East 53rd st. N. Y. c.,
sALE-Large virginia farms; also make
rate. small annual payments. ELLIOT s..
f GS1su sfle orPo 4 stor. and
lively town. ideal for good live business.
shade. plot 7sx2O6. city advantages With
In 35 minutes; sacrifice price, $4,000, part
dovn c Est o sgoS SaEs sRsL Psea ID tr
sEAuqhF Iii s aoSH F Md 7.rm.
. ssts Sn a So ssg
lawn; porches, 2 inclosed: private cleo.
plant running water, barn. poultry house.
fenced spring-watered pasture, variety
fruit for home use; on sd1ts hwy
city. Is 's river R.ndy rss 20 %
At $3.50, including lot, Of furniture, as
LIST q other sle' ss9s Sa maisa tree &c
Brumback, sTRoUT REALTY, Middle
SNUG SNUG SECURITY. FARM at give
ss sssd sass : sss ss.ssa T:a
acres aot
eabSase som.toss. .p sweet s s0 corn. oe ETC.:
Soana Il fruit 5sss t.Hs. .Ssa
sale e.. part down. Lis. other bargains rniT,s
REALTY. Urbana. Md mail address:
r. F, ?. No: 2. Frederick. Md
65O-ACRE DAIRY FARM-About 1 mile
frontage on macadam road, IS miles from
the White House, Montsomery County,
Maryland; modern dairy barns with 14S
stanchions, fully equipped with De Laval
mixers; diaries, large silos: separate
automatic water systems; houses, one
with bath, hot and cold water: large horse
and calf barn with hay-loft above; large
stone meathouse, double garage, other
outbuildinss; electricity and Telephones.
75 acres woodland, $50 acres in blue
grass, balance tilable. This farm can be
purchased--worth the money for some on .
interested In large dairy farm. Barn
score % to 100 at all times; now Shipping
milk to D. e. FRED b. CUSHMAN, SID
Frederick pike, -Gaithersburg, Nd. Cal.
thersburg 299. Open today--clcsed Thurs.
STONK HOUSE, modern, with II acres, On
main highway near Frederick. Nd SO, 500.
Phone Oh. 30s1.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

Dorothy Thompson will continue to head the panel composing the discussion group of the WIZ Blue Network roundtable program. Listen The Women, through and including the broadcast of Feb. 13.
 The lineup for Jan 30, Feb, and Feb. 13 will have Miss Thompson as emcee and regulars Dean T'homp- son, Thyra Samter WinsloW and Mrs. Chester Arthur.
 Marcia Davenport will be the guest speaker on Tuesday, Jan. 30, On Feb. 6 and 13, the guests will be, respectively, Alice Meats and Mar ian E. Martin. The program is heard from 10:00 to 10:30 D. m. Olsen and Johnson, Wacky clowns of Broad ways "Laffin' Room Only visit Paula Stone on her program, today over (MBS), and Jane Withers, pop ular Hollywood starlet, drops by to be interviewed on Feb. at 80 D. m., Gregory Peck stars in A. J. Cro- mint "Jupiter Laughs on This Is My Best" Tuesday, Jan. 30, at (9:30 p. m.D, over (CBS), and "The Nasty Heart." originally scheduled for that date, is postponed to the Feb 6 broadcast. . Victor Moore, the inn mortal vice-president Throttlebot- tom of Gershwin's of Thee Sing" is candidate for laugh honor when he viNits Milton Berles "Let Your self Go" on Wednesday, Jan. 31, at (10;30 p. m..), over (CBS. Joseph Gotten stars in '"The Most Danger Gus, Game" the story of Q human big game hunt, for Suspense" on Thursday, Feb. l, over (CBS), at (8 p. m) .. Should Congress Pass Work -or- Fight Bill2" will be de- bated on Americas Town Meeting" |" Thursday, Feb. 1, over (Blue), at (8:20 p. m.,) Al Pearce, as Elmer Blurt, the man who tries to sell everything. ends up in the cellar when he tries to solve the room shortage at the Puny Plaza Hotel,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

public interest pass up sensational" facts of the case.
 Forrest Lewis, who plays the pop ular role of 65-year-old Ben, the hired hand, in "One Mans Family" {" to be heard over WATR, and the Blue network tonight 7:3O p. m. is one of radios veteran actors, though not in point of age.
 Actually youthful man in his early forties, Forrest Lewis has made career of creating character roles, particularly those of old men, since his radio debut back in 1881. Be- fore that, when he was playing in stock, directors always cast Lewis in juvenile roles because of his youthful appearance.
 Milton Berle is wondering if he is giving himself enough time to re- cuperate from his run-in with tough-man of the screen Edward G. Robinson on last weeks Let Your self Go" program before he takes on equally tough Humphrey Bogart Feb. q After Robinson devastated his cast by shooting the orchestra. the announcer and the control man. Berle is going to insist that Bogart park his "gat" at the door.
 Brooms and maps can be fun. Gracie Fields proves it on her pro- gram "T'he Oracle Fields Show" Tuesday, January 30th at 800 p. m. over the WATR-Blue Network.
 Oracle and Fred Brady are going to add tea room in the little gift shop by the river, but to make space they have to clean out an old store room. The cleaning Is halted when they discover the contents of an old vaudeville trunk is far more inter- esting than cobWebs in the corner. The two procrastinating cleaners try on the costumes and discover an au- thentic gay nineties vaudeville act which they immediately proceed to dramatize with the aid of Chester McFuddle, Gracies landlord.
 A record album of religious songs and possible Broadway appear ance are on the agenda for Jean cite Macdonald, the lovely titan haired singing star told Paula Stone before recent appearance on Miss Stones MES interview program. Miss Macdonald is negotiating for a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

on Here Comes Elmer" Saturday, Feb. 3, at Q0:15 D. m.,), over (CBS) .. The popular Bailes Brothers make their debut on Roy Acuff's Grand Ole Opry" show, Saturday, Feb. 3, at Q0:30 p. m,,) over (NBC).
 The mystery of what women carry in their pocketbooks takes a blood-curdling turn when Your Host Raymond opens the Inner 6anctum" creaking door to reveal Judith Evelyn, star of stage and radio. as guest ghoul in "The Hand" an original radio drama by Mel Dinelli, to be aired over CBS tonight. at 300 D. m,
 " The too-literal function of a "hand" bag gives a worried young lady a bad nightmare and adds up to no end of consternation for 4 her soldier beau.
 From the files in the "morgue" of Steve Wilson's Illustrated Press come the clues of a long forgotten story of tangled human emotions and murder, in Kill That Story" on CBS' Big Town" tonight, WABC-CBS. 8:0O-8:3O p. m. An ex- convict seeking revenge sets off the excitement.
 Steve and Lorelei Kilbourne, girl reporter, hit the front page with murder and blackmail but in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

Broadway lead In Michael Todd production, and while in New York, will wax an album of hymns, includ- ing Ave Maria" Battle Hymn of the Republic" Nearer My God to Thee" and Rock of Ages Songs of this type, she reports, are among the most requested in service camp ap- pearances.
 Headed for Dick Haynes air show is another of those good humor" men who have been frolicking on the singing maestro'S Tuesday night stanzas. It's that timid soul Sterling Holloway, returning for a second visit with the gang, as guest of Haynes, song stylist Helen Forrest and maestro Gordon Jenkins on Everything for the Boys" January 30th, via NEG, 7:30 D. m.
 Spotlighted on the musical half hour will be Dicks singing of T Wish Knew from his new picture, Billy Roses Diamond Horseshoe" It's first time on the air for the song.
 GI-Favorite Frances Langford is due for 8 royal reception at Tampa, Fla. tonight when the charming singer broadcaSts from there (NBC, 10:00 p m) with Bob Hope and his joke-happy clan.
 It was in Tampa that Langford first faced a microphone while at- tending college in nearby Lakeland, where she was born. Her appear ance with the NEG comedian will mark the first time she has sung there since Rudy Vallee discovered her.
 The broadcast will be for the Army Air Forces.
 Americas top entertainers, in- cluding Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Joan Edwards, Jack Benny, Judy Garland Bergen and Charlie Mo- Carthy and many others will be heard on the full hour special vari- ety program over CBS and other major networks, in support of the 1945 March of Dimes," tonight (WABC-CBS, 11:15 p. m.-l2:l5 a. m) The presentation Is titled America Salutes the President on His Birth day"
 Alice Frost. the Mrs. half of NBC'S MT. and Mrs. North doesn't live up to her chilly names in at least one respect her warm reception from radio listeners. That goes even for GI's who hear the chillre thriller by shortwave in the Arctic regions. A recent letter to the Wednesday night sleuth from 8 soldier stationed somewhere in Labrador" contained
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

a request for her picture, stating that "up in the frozen and isolated North, pictures of beautiful women add spice to an otherwise drab existence.
 The hard riding Western Rangers are saluted by host Roy Rogers when the King of the Cowboys presents a musical dramatization of the song Ride Rangers Ride" during the broadcast of the Roy Rogers Show" on Tuesday. Janu- ary 30, at 8:3O p. m, over Mutual.
 Roy and the Sons of the Pioneers join with soloist Pat Friday in pre-" senting a special arrangement Of the Rangers Song which is fol" lowed by Roy reading "The Cow boys Prayer"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

In order to accommodate the special program, America Salutes The Presidents's Birthday" the WIZ Blue Networks weekly METROPOL- TITAN OPERA, U. s. A., will be heard tonght, from 1O:3O to 11:OO p. m. A usual, two Metropolitan Opera artists will be presented, with the Blue Network Concert Orchestra un- der Josef Stopak.
 Ella Flesch, soprano, will sing 'Elsa's Dream" from Wagner's S "Lohengrin" and "O Patria Mia" from Verdi's Aida" Armand Tokat- van. tenor, will be heard in the "Au- bade" from Lalo's Rio d'Ys," and "Vesti la giubba" from Leoncavallo's s 'Il Pagliacci."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29
THIS is IT
By Villa Booker

here at last and with the sailors IN their whites
funny thing Navy call the soldiers hoy scouts and the
soldiers call the sailors white pajama boys"
The weekend certainly full one for most people at least
there was plenty going on in Friday boxing exhibition
Halle Junior Canoes and their
guests barn dance and Minneapolis
Sunday morning. and the afternoon
Esther Roachs piano students recital
Was at Halle Friday meeting and met Winfred
Peggy Aparco running and there preparing for her
birthday party teaching the business girls to
square dance E. fun try it time!
Chuck Bradley is wearing diamond and ruby stuck PIN
Josephine her all white OUTFIT with white ana
gold accessories at Jin Anderson quite chummy
armed Hank Breedove and Leroy
Allen and leaving Friday Johnnie Pettford
sad Lawrences departure Fern Marian
Lee St. Paul girl pictured the Summer Issue of the
Opportunity student the Northwestern Institute
of Medical Technology Minneapolis the photo by St Paul John
L. Banks
skipped to Chicago Sunday
night for visit back wed wei wait and
The Paul Hank Frank and the soldier Rich
Minneapolis also Richard Morrow NorVaI
Brooks Jimmy Maywather Gloria Gbrath Jackie
Early Mr. and Mrs. Sessions and Leroy Reese
week. Laura Mae Smith for her beau
tiful couture and Mrs Cornela
Burns worth Of War Bonds the It'll War
Loan Drive.
"Mandalay is nice they serve some
luscious ham sandwiches going when completed
Laura Moses Wallace David Allen Conrad
Austin and Stanley youngsters
Wheaey Sayathom this Harry Miller and
Eunice directors
together with Mrs Esther Roach gathering
group of singers cwide the Minneapolis
Aquaenna you're interested call Mrs Roach Pleasant 1880
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29

like Frances is going to have COM
petition, cause l know a girl that
has her eye on Jimmy Miller.
A surprise homecoming party
for Katherine McGraw was given
Sunday night. Say sweetheart,
when you went away, you were
good looking but now-Oh brother!
Some of the trails there were
Phyllis Nevis, fine mellow Doris
White. caught Dickey NJ. didn't
I, Dickey? Pat Lacey, caught
you too, didn't I, c. j.? Caught
Jacqueline Cuff, didn't 1, N. c.?
Well l must say it was a swell
party. Most of the boys were
jumping with joy. Some slick heps
were Robert Wormley, Ki vi Perry
and Jesse McElroy. Caught sight
of Jacqueline Early. She was look
ing kind of blue. I wish there was
something l could do, Jackie. Donald
Allen seemed to be in a hurry
latched on to Doris Lewis, Nita
Nevis and Charlotte Curry.
You know writing this column,
III never get lazy but I'll be darned
if it won't drive me crazy. Well
so long hep cats and trails so kind.
My hats off to you that maintain
your right mind.
Duke Don.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-06-29
THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
CO 3l4 Third Street So. Minneapolis IS. Minnesota

should leave and maybe l could do
better.
Ans: Your husbands salary has
increased but not to the extent of
having surplus money with which
to build. Living expenses are much
higher now than they were several
years ago and his money doesn't go
any further than it did at that time.
You are fortunate to be able to
hold your own during this period
of war. Stay there and stick with
your husband and children and help
him economic for the necessities
you desire. In due time you will
get your wish.
S. A. P: l am very unhappy. l
have been married 8 years. At
first, l knew l didn't love this man
well enough for a husband but l
thought l could learn to love him.
He is good about bringing his
money home but he is jealous and
for that reason he quarrels and
accuses me of other men, which
isn't so. l have really been a true
wife to him but l don't love him
as we'll as l should. | hate to go
out with him. We have a boy 6
years old. Shall l leave him or
remain here unhappy?
Ans: A woman your age with
a child, a husband, a comfortable
home and a nice income should
think long and seriously before Civ
ing it all up to chase rainbOws in
search of a little glamour. Your
love life may not be the romantic,
passionate type of which you had
always dreamed but it is deep, Sc
cure and dependable. You went into
this marriage feeling that you did
not love your husband and you have
never tried to change your views
at all. If you would analyze your
own emotions and begin to give
him credit for the thousands of nice
things he has done for you during
your married life, you will change
your views. Thus far in your mar
rage your husband has given all
and you have given nothing
when the efforts to make the mar
riage a success becomes mWual
then you will realize the same hap
piness from marriage that he has
He's jealous, yes, but would you
have him otherwise?