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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
LIETUVIU BANkO
SUSIRINKIMAS

Lietuviu Taupymo ir Pasko-
los Draugijos serininku metinis
susirinkimas bus laikomas ket-
virtadienio vakare, Sausio II,
nuo 800 val, Sv. Jurgio para
pijos saleje, kaip pranesa istai,
COS sekretorius J. T. DeRigh-
ter.
Bus renkami keturi direkto-
rial, isduodami raportai ir ap-
tariami kiti biznio reikalai.
ST istaiga jau pervirsijo du
milijonus dolariu, SUI pabaiga
1945 metu, kaip parodo metine
apyskaita, telpanti kitoje vie
toje Shame Dirvos numeryje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
UZkVIECIA DRAU-
GUS | VESTUVES

Paroles is kariuomenes, Wal
ter Zambliauskas apsiveda su
vietos Lietuvaite, pile Gene
Navarskaite. Ju vestuves at
sibus sestadieni, Sausio IL, sv.
Jurgio parapijoje, su iskilmin-
gomis misicmis 9:30 val. ryto.
Vestuviu pokilis prasides
nuo $50 val. vakare, Slove-
nian Auditorijoj, St. Clair il
F. Gath St.
w. Zambliauskas uzkviecia
vestuviu pokili visus savo ar
timus draugus ir pazystamus.
noredamas kad visi dalyvautu.
Kadangi gryzes is kariuome-
mes neturi draugu adresu tode]
uzkviecia visus per Dirva il
pasitiki kad dalyvaus nesivar-
zydami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
TSVAzIAVO / RYTUS

K. 5. karpluS If JULIUS Sme-
tona isvaziavo j rytines valsti-
jas LVS reikalais. Jiedu da-
lyvaus Worcester, Mass, LVS
skyriaus ir Amerikos Lietuvio
rengiamame bendrame progra-
me, parodys Lietuviskas fill
mas if pasakys kalbas.
Julius Smetona aplankys XII
tas kolonijas rytuose, praleis
ten pora savaiciu ar daugiau.
karpius sia proga aplankys
saVo brolius ir seseri gyvenan-
cius Providence, r. l., netoli
nuO W0rcesteriO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
Pinigines Aukos Maisto
Pirkimui

BALI ruby ir maisto vajui
tesiantis, Lietuviai sunesa il
suveza rubu ir kenuoto mais-
to is visu miesto daliQ.
Xiii aukoia pinigais, nupir-
kimui maisto. Pastaromis die
nomis gauta sios pinigines au-
kos:
Bronius ir Elzbieta Sukiai, is
Orville, Ohio, per V. Amsie-
ju $500
A. Smigels (per Dirva) 200
P. Susinskas (per Dirva) LOO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
NERA LAIKRASCIU

CleVelande sustreikaVo VisV
triju dienrasciu spausdinamV
maSinu operatoriai ir tie laik-
rasciai neisejo per apie savai-
te laiko.
Pressmanai reikalauja pake,
limo algu po S14.64 savaiteje
atsisakydami priimti duodams
$10.38 savaitini pakelima.
Su reikalaujamu pakeliml
pressmanu savaitine alga butt
S67.64.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
1946 METAMS
kALENDORIAl

KAS META is Clevelando
gyventoju visokie sukciai ir
netikru bizniu promoteriai is
vilioja po apie 10 milijonu do
!ariQ. Tai yra nepaprastai di-
deli pinigai ir tai parodo
kick dar yra neatsargiu ir ne
ismaneliu zmoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
MIR NJ Al

ADELE TIMINSKIENE pet
rulyte), Solon Road, Bed
ford, Ohio, mire Bedford ligo-
nineje Sausio 8 d.
Pasarvota Wilkelis Funeral
Home, laidojama 2 val. po pie
tu, Highland Park kapinese.
Like sunus, Eugene, sesuo
Antose Tevelis, brolis Juozas
Petrulis, du broliai Lietuvoje.
Veiione Amerikoj isgyveno
81 meta, paejo is JoniunQ KIM,
Panevezio par.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
PRASTDEDA VAJUS
"MARCH OF DIMES"

CleVeIande ruoSiamasi pra.
deti March of Dimes" vaju
anksti, Sausio II, ir vajaus att,
darymas rengiama Rainbow sa.
leje, Hotel Carter. Kalbetojais
uzkviesta Gubernatorius Frank
J. Lausche, tikima dalyvaus
Gen. Omar N. Bradley ir kit
Zymus asmenys.
1916 'March of Dimes" va
jus tests nuo Sausio ii Xxi 81
Tie pinigai keliami kovai su
1nfantile Paralysis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
NETHERLANDU
KONSULATAS

Henry A. Nelson, Acting
Consul for 40 Netherlands
pranesa kad tos valstybes kon-
sulatas Ohio valstijai yra pa
vestas jam, ir naujas adresas
Konsulato yra 225 Plymouth
Bldg, East 22nd ir Prospect
ave., Cleveland Is, Ohio, tele-
fOnas Main 619S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
GYDOSl CLEVELANDE

Corp. Petras Stankunas, su-
nus Dirvos skaitytoju Albinc
ir Onos Stankunu, kovose pie
tiniame Pacifike buves suzeis-
tas, buvo laikomas Cambridge,
Ohio, ligonineje. Dabar per-
keltas j Grille ligonine, Cleve-
lande, arti namu. Jis tiki uz
menesio laiko butt visai palei-
stas.
Stanknnu dukte Ona baigia
slauges kursus Lakeside ligo-
nineje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
Parsiduoda Rakandai

Atdara kasdien pamatymui
61O3 DIBBLE AVE.
Visi mano namu rakandai tu-
ri butt isparduoti tuoj, par
duodami paskiriems pirke-
jams. Yra radio, elektriskas
saldytuvas, peciai, sidabro
dalykai, stiklai, patiesalai ir
lininiai. Turiu apleisti mie-
sta.
Telefonas ENdicott 3548
r. G.. Miller
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11

'Dirvos" Redakcija priima il
talpina pranesimus apie victim
Lietuviu judejima. draugijq SUI
sirinkimus, nemokamai. Pra.
nesimai reikia pridueti arba
pastu prisiusti neveliau antra
1ienio popieti0.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11

PAMPIKAS Vircas, SO metu,
nevedes, nuo 1857 E. 65th
St., mire Sausio 3. kunas is
veztas palaidot j Braddock, Pa.
10 pusbrolis, Pranas Pampi-
kas, is Braddock, Pa, rupino-
81 jo laidojimu. Taipgi liko
kiti gimines Braddocke ir Lie
tuvoje.
10 kunu pasirupino laidotu-
viu direktore Della E. Jakubs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
WAR OVER - BUT
THERE'S NO PEACE

(Reprint from Detroit Times)
Eight months after the end
There is civil war in China
and continuing hostilities in
Java. ,-
1t is the year of great hun
GER in. Europe and Asia.
Perhaps never before in his
tory did the year of victory
in war project SO dark and
! gloomy an outlook into t h e
future.
America enters the year of
1916 of aepochal developments
as world power number one.
Has Taken 17O Years
1t has reached that dizzy
and not undangerous pinnacle
in the ITO years since the 13
colonies declared their indepen-
dence from British rule in ITS.
Not since the Roman Empire
under Augustus has any coun-
try been so completely world
power number one in all do
mains-military, political, eco
nomic, financial, scientific and
commercials is America at
the dawn of 1916.
Internationalists' Plea
There are those who, thru
timidity, fear or lack of vision,
would shift to a superworld
government organization the
responsibilities and duties i'm
posed upon us by our strong
position, and cover our Ameri-
ca with the multi-colored cloak
of the flags of many nations.
Totalitarian communistic So
Wet Russia has risen to a pow
er scarcely second to that of
America.
Russia is our one formidable
rival and will not cease to
strive to occupy one day the
position now held by America
in all domains mentioned.
Should Soviet Russia even
tually succeed in reaching that
goal and ousting us from it
and we have been giving Mos
cow every aid in Europe and
Asia to achieve 1.-THE Soviet
Union would not renounce her
power and transfer her respon-
sibilities and duties to any
world organization.
Peace Main Problem
The immediate problem of
the new year is peace, and a
peace written in capital letters.
The imposition Of dictated
peace terms upon a defeated
and crushed Germany and ia
pan is not making for world
peace.
The problems of world peace
are fundamentally threefold.
They are:
1.-The reconversion fro m
x.,or to poaco of tho minds and
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11

"Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metq-idekit
laiska 81 dahar ir :'Dirva"
lankys JUS istisa Dusmeti.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
LIBBEY'S TALLY-HO SET
Is 28 Pieces Of Fine Sate-E4ge Glasses
80

The Hunts in Full Cry! The fox the dog and the hutsmen ore
all reody for the chase done Lbbeys Toyo Set! Eight
l4oz coolers eight oz hboIs eight 6Roz odoshoneds,
and four 2oz egers Beautiful heavy bases that won't tip
easily and lbbeys famous soeedge rims The coos fired
on to make them permanent Just the Christmas gift hostess
will appreciate
Neutrality-suspicious.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Salty Mystery

10 the commodities Of which
he was -unaccountably and
apologetically shy.
Worcester, England's salt
mining capital, thus fell in
line with London, Cardiff,
Southampton, Oxford, Bir-
mingham, Pembroke and
Derby, all of which discov-
cred that salt was mysteri-
ously missing.
The only explanation
from the Ministry of Food
is that difficulties of trans
port and labor" brought
about the shortage, and that
it likely would continue for
some time.
Meanwhile, British house
wives are paying black
market prices for tiny
packets OF the white stuff
slipped out surreptitiously
from under grocery and
delicateSsen store counters.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

a GRAY-HAIRED, moth
~ erly.looking English
woman got the shock of
her life the other day when
her grocer, after selling her
a cabbage and a quarter
pound Of rationed butter,
solemnly informed her that
he had no salt.
"Jcm Brown" she ex-
claimed, I've stood ii all
through the war years
while you said you had no
meat, no cheese and no
fruit, but you can't get
away with claiming you've
no salt. I'll remind you
that this is Worcester, the
heart Of England's salt min
ing district"
Grocer Brown could only
turn up his palms sadly and
insist that, nevertheless
months after the wars end
even salt had been added
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

days. It's an exciting sale,
Experienced auction en-
tilfHsiaSts arrive early in the
morning and take make
shift seats in the depart
ments basement garage.
There are usually a dozen
or more boys on hand 10
t!d on bargains in bicycles
20 replace ones that have
been stolen. And the cop
Nauctionecr always has his
eye out for youngsters who
eagerly seek a bike but can
not afford a new one.
Al such times he will
usually waive customary
procedure and turn sud
denly 10 one of these boys
in the front row 10 ask:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
looking man

bids on an alarm clock for
five cents, and gets il
Give him a bill Of sale,
outs a spectator. And
everybody laughs.
The five cent clock is The
lowest item recorded for
the day. The highest is a
bicycle bringing $3.50.
Articles IN too dilapidated
condition are given away
A skeleton was once part
Of the weird collection.
There are still words Of
awe and admiration among
seasoned auction followers
for the intrepid individual
who walked out Of the base
ment with the frame Of
juggling bones in his arms.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Americas 0ddestAuetion

How much money have
you, SOM"
If the answer is: "Only
a dollar seventy-five," the
auctioneer will boom out:
Sold, for one dollar and
seventy-five cents"
Nearly everything that is
manufactured, of burglar
izing" size, passes through
the auctioneers' hands.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

ULOW much am / of
u fered for this saxo-
phone?"
Who'll bid on this
kitchen sink ?"
"A roll of roofing paper
do i hear an offer?"
Someone make a price
on these fog lights"
BathtubS hot water
heaters .violins. guitars
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

u m
brellas
a u I o m o.
bile tires
electric hair
curriers'
G h g c X q
w S..
q o c I o + s
b a & s
false teeth
b o o k s
Going, GO
ing, gone.
A n o d q
uction is
held every
few months
by the Los
a n g @ ! q s
police de
partment TO
dis p o S q or
stolen, los I
a n q u n =
c a m e d
articles col
lcCted q ur-
h Q
previous GO
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

After all, its your car to project.
So f0H remind him. Get RAIN
MA>IitS..patented features.
OI1#iudI equipment on many
makes Of high grade cars and
iruCkS...uSed in war -- on our
fighting tanks and trucks and
shlpS and bombers too. because
ANCO RAIN MASTERS clean
quicker, clean cleaner -. last
lDHHef-
May save you a cosby smashuP.
tssfos RAM. MASTER Wns,hsid Wiper
brrai ono blodss oesItine YoV buy COS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

plane tire
goes for a
dollar TO a
wrinkled old
m an VIII o
! o o k s a S
though his
flights must
all be ones
of fancy.
a V e T Y
plump lady
captures a
tennis racket
for rs cents
a s S n g
walks away
fro m h g
stand, a boy
takes his
eyes off a
rack Of bi
cycles 10 re-
mark pleas
antly:
use that
a lot, lady"
4 worried
L--L-....- .-.--.-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
DON'T SHOOT YOUR
CAS-puMp MAMg

He's doing the best he can. Sure,
he knows how dangerous il is
for you TO drive your car in
stormy weather =. with your dull
old windshield wiperS that smear
and smear. He'd gladly put on
for you quicklya pair OF keen new
ANCO RAIN MASTER Wiper
Blades and Arms. He has them
Newest Modelsl But he foteets
to remind your Too busyf You
oan'tshoot him for that
PAINTS
WAKE JOS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

IA wor- born vsniion--bY ANcO-hriil
Io4 miliiory ofcrofi-no~ for your Cof.I
Evening star., 1946-11-06
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SSaFSas Eas sfe1 A. A.. ss HS5
I.6s5 SO. FT.. OF DESIRABLE ONCE space
MR sHsi' Ra9. a9ed sand.s. n GSsn ios Pm Sx ssfo:
EffEsisi 3 sI:s ss:s
By experienced operator. L. J. coW55E'
@sAE nSs E. fLsosc2fios 3 for trade associate sr
e ss 1:vs ssss ss.4s ca. csa e. sess ss
ffksoNr fsosNr ROOM. srd door, 1snls: excel.
81 ARooSs. % suitable for real estate once.
beauty parlor, barber shop. or other bust
%ssi.ss nsss Ssr0Gsss ssas ' cs I'll eH
DcWNTowN OFFICE available now: nm.
isxa3, ard a.; unfurn., unusually hght;
:sns. :sSs S1.nss: a. s 81
SUITE OF OFFICES and private bath:
newly decorated vsaS.r and remsseled; sS best 10
s,'I sss i7tS h'A ST. SW.Gonse furnished Or
desk space: mail and phone sery,ee; excel.
sP, ePrs Bnn ca 12 R1 ana 4sSs aI 81 Is M
u sht; sais:s :s[y eah eaf RI En- s5ss 5s5. as
bSsna ash hso Modern css: ssnssslRf 81:
sTssl ysnset sss.sR sstsif ss KAY zss %
l-RooM SUITE on l7th st. south Of u
able Immediately. BOX a44-s, Star. -
sas s5S Sso sI Es: ono. in IA Vsbs e..
P:1 ns ssesGa aEshY If RpSB IsRsa se
Yfsaons. ifsa fs.s sys ST. nNEw@vss.nt. sa s. mod
ern, iieht. attractive rms. suitable for
eth either a.a Once LEO e ssshN yss eo &
complete Real Estase Institution: .s.
bash. sn COM compietey e; i.d.corstsd. in downtown
sss ssS. les LES y.fsRs Is e? 81 Ishs
piete Real Estate Institution. 3
18th AND K SITS. N.W.--1 lge. .rnn.. avail
iion; csI TeRt dept; LEG 2t y ,sd5 sSsssTEIs Wasb
h.fSn. f@ leas eon1less t. Rs. Esssts seE
81. ya so ts:. sss5aRss sts rs
SURETY REALTY CO.. el2-A 9Th st. nv.
NV BEbG.-Ready for occupancy. entire
x, ssposssss aSr loS plne is Sc.ton fl us o
fs krAETa igTs eSsR coRp!, 1877 a x a s.. NV SE.
ATTENTION, DENTIsrs-vacant suite
available In lge., modern downtown BLDG.
With plumbing installed for q as 3,shair aisz2S Oh
a Co. I4l5 K st. NV. Me. $500. wash
instons Complete Real Estate Institution.
FIRsr-GRADE OFFICE SPACE in down
town elevator bldg. Very modern: units
available in muItiples Of i35o g; f. tS tSll
PRIVATE 9FFIcE; Atlantic Bids, 12x16.
noWNToWN DO 7 1i r. OFFICE. 1000 sa. IT,. on one
daylight floor INQUIRE at SOL G st. NV.
or call MA. 1855.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for beauty shop:
Sc. on Pa. ave. at MINI: l,10O So II,
ATTRACTIVE ROOM near Dupont CIRCLE:
sorne equipment and services available.
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON PUBLIC AF--
FAIRS, 2153 Florida ave. NO. 9o63.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

I15-ACRE OBLONG- SHAPED FARM Of
finest soil. 10-room farmhouse with cleo:
for 8 cows and horses; thriving oper-
alton: farmer retiring: S14 500. A STAN
LEY MoREAu. the CT Broker, WA. 2571
SILVER sPPRRING-s11,e5o: 5-room bun
galow with completely finished attic that
fampSs san Ds' qoem sttractve ters
PIsANI. S110 Wis. ave, OIL. 1900 until
MAKE A LIVING on this 5-acre fertile
tract. situated on Georgia ave. at Glen
mont; modernized old home. with bed
rooms, living room with fireplace. recep-
tion room. dining room. large kitchen: oil
h.-w. heat; immediate possession. MRS
WILLIAMS, 81. 5492. IS
VACANT BRICK BUNGALOW, S11.7bO.- 4
large rooms, stairs to full height attic; full
basement, tile bath. refrigerator and stove
Completely redecorated and reconditioned.
Only 4 yrs. old. Hampshire Knolls. ROB
ERT MAGEE RE 7740 until 8. g..
VACANT. BETHESDA, MD. For lg. family.
Very artistic. 2 stories. 8 rms. bath, LIST
A.; 1 rm and bath, End a. Fenced lot.
pUNslSsTok bga y ssfHes 81 o9sp 2si6 VIZ 2ss5
COLESvILLE, ND, near Naval Ord. Lab
oratory. 2h acres, prac. new. large br..
semibuns:, rms; b., center hall: oil
rms b. Heat and plumbing roughed in.
OWNER SH 302s -
Evening star., 1946-11-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, near 4th and u. ].
rsilroad: act today to secure this down.
town location and save on the long haul;
act today; attention brokers. RE. b2lo.
ovER 10000 SO. FIT. in Sc. Wash, next
to r r siding; 1-story brick bldg, 49xs0'
located on corner Of ground; can be pur.
chased in part or In its entirety: Grand
location for any wholesale business or
charms. Call DI. s724. N.
BASILIKO REALTY CO. -
Industrial land near B. g. o.. siding; 30
cents So. #. Peterson. UN. 1AS1. -
Evening star., 1946-11-06
HOUSES WANrEp 70 BUY.

PARTY WANTS TO RUY from owner.
sondon ss xn WIN Or pss s9E5fd ri eaR e.. n
seaaAnIEs e. euNs hs. client. >, ,xsls,sss
sc eaii ali for M tres 1a' and honest
slenss With cash Or vii Buy outrsst
ssls x e s5R ss saf s5ai ffs snn
ss cssH FL suYsss 2f2a fon t g. e and Nd property
sssE 81 s;5s'' asss sS' asss :s
1S1saa PaS CASH ezs ps for heSsss Or eelor.d
any eondaItion. B. LIss' 11o5 7th st. NV.
s.E. Sc S AND NE. PRoPERTY-ws will pay
sesuits s sssn quick G x aetion auNN u MILLER
ssxHs sHxa sEALTY & II e. saaO saa sell your
es!issslen ssfs' siS ssis Wilson blvd. aE or
* r rkoMpr sa ATTENTION to the sale o,
your home, business or investment prop
eIty Is what you desire; saa , cal o1 E. 4; HUN
CASH CASH FOE sus p. sa'f c. MD AND VA. houses
a ans nearly s5Ts and i4s ss.
st, NV, DI, $3.50 till pm. Brokers,
sGIck RESULTS list ysY5 y.sar.s tsr S,Es .sH
I, W oRoUsE. ISo7 Iith st. NV. Phone
m B1REcT EeSS FROM owNER-win pay cash
oxsG gao tos ss1 vii III psoSs4iy
YoS ox %ASr cS sfrP6Y R 42 As41eN. oS fss Es
vii pag aSuse sep wh prce u.s. G
co, 1924 Eye st: NV; tx 34oo. a.. ,,,u
Realtors aHei test. 1857. 1913 K st. NV. DI.
iS5R FoR A QUICK SALE or purchase Of a a
sesa5se a6e sfsep sEsnt t9s ~ S e HNEs asss SSS
sss :, ~ sss.,s Sless 1ad IT.
wlh ave r6B oasa ss fobaz Il 81 1sss
sfSss Any i1os eenss''Sn ST. Hv RE- a7sS
fMMEpIATE Nm s5si AcTIoN-we will buy your
MI MTrcaELk malLee QUICK. D1 2ssi. until Pm:
WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
win pay cash up to $4,000 for nice place.
nearby Va; win pay an cash: p. o. Box
263, Main ONCE. Arlington, Va. ii
PRIVATE PARTY needs or more room
house Immediately: wi VII pay all cash: No
AM PREPARED TO PAY $1,000 cash
for or 3 bedroom home within 8 miles
Of Hyattsville. No agents. Ewes, no. 1850.
CASH BUYER for small or large, home in
Maryland suburbs, any condition; also
ss'IS,Ri se'EISoRiEp@AyoN ,0e 81 kEAIry co.z"Lss US
n W: and ne. section for sale. DU 4o27
q 3 BEbRMs.. aH MS in nearby suburbs or D. c,
with nice surrounding hoo fer oq5;7of-town
ply. ": L. sHIPLEY, 927 18th st. NV"
HOME, In or nearby Silver Spring. cash.
Write P 2; Box 95, Silver Spring Nd; Z.
THE LISTING of your property for sale
With us is inyited; ". SCHUYLER MAT At
6023 Backed by 35 years of digntfled
and snaeient real estate practice. 10.
Dupont Circle, suitable for small club;
must have space for large assembly room
in addition to drawing and dining rooms.
No agents BOX 266-T, Star. Z.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcent.) .

COLORED-AVoN REALTY Co.-ouincy
pl. ne. near No. Cap; 6 large rooms, full
basement, with bay windows; oil heat;
back and front porches; substantial down
payment. WTTHERsPooN, DU. 4o27 or
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND, 84oo-34o2 18th
st. NE beautiful homes in good con-
dition, oil heat, electric refrigeration. ASK
COLORED = $3.50 MODERN semide-
tached brick home In popular ne. section.
only few years old; rooms and bath,
nne home; $1,000 cash payment, Call to-
day. FRED A. SMITH. lib 18th, RE. 1851.
CoLoRED-I3th AND EYE N.E.-s7, ,2b0;
8 rms, bath. h.-w.h.; best value In town.
san SAM R2sEY; Ap, 2700a NJ .. {.
porches basemt, coal heat. Call till pm.
DAVID @. KIRSCH. DI. 2244.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
OFFICES WANTED.

LARGE, Internationally known, financially
responsible orsanization desires to lease
in local modern once olds !:
following business area: between 18th ana
18th sts. NV. and Penns. ave. 70 sl.
d ". Might consider purchase. BOX 224-S'
Evening star., 1946-11-06
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

naymn ns.snaen 81 hours day, IS q month VI
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE. oW. 5000
Evening star., 1946-11-06
SUBURBAN REkT-vIR6IhiA.

ARLINGTON, vA.-5-room, 2-story semi
detached brick home. oil heat recreation
located nr. Clarendon, ] block OF 'WN-
SON blvd: nne leighborhood PP; PTisS;
sl0,710; $4,000 cash required. JuDSN
REAMY. 1922 No. Irving St, Arlington.
Va, CH. $500. 81
Evening star., 1946-11-06

DETACHED BUNGALOW; newly decorated
convenient to Alexandria, Ft. Belvoir, Is
minutes out Of D. C-5 rms. and bath,
Manville roof and insulation throughout
was built for a home; owner being trans
Information and D sppointment cali ABc
REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. 1925 Al
st. NV. EN-. 4709-0733: ewes, TR. 1868.
Evening star., 1946-11-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

SVbUkbAN SNIE-WNRtk kNIyV.
UNIV. PARK-Excel 6-rm. brick, lge. level
lot; bsmt, oil heat; lge. liv. rm., fireplace.
lovely kit; house like new; price drastically
reduced. NORTHEAST REALTY. WA. 1925.
tom built 6-rm. and bath red brick home
is now available for only $4,000, All
prewar materials and construction; beau
tiful electric kit with stainless steel sink
and finest construction All the rms. are
very large. This house has other fea
lures such as fireplace, doored attic. new
concrete side porth, large lot, recreation
rm. that needs finishing. concrete driveway
and oil h.-wh. This house is in perfect
condition and has to be seen to be appre-
time. call HERBERT &, SON, Realtors. 515
E. Capital ST., Ii. 0129. Ewes. AID. 1924.
Evening star., 1946-11-06

vACANT-Reduced: s12,95o for quick sale.
about / acre, high elevation; n block store
and near bus stop; 8 large rooms. oil heat,
large attic, elec. refgr.; large cash payt
See McCUNE, exclu. agent, or ph. AT. 719O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-18
'AvoIonche' AtStrund
 Missouri Movie
 Companion Feature

The Strand Theater Wednesday played host to PRC'S widely herald ed Down Missouri Way" which be- gan seven day run. At times, the fanfare and hullaballoo which pre- cedes the release of pictures is jus tified. More often, 1t isn't. In the case of Down Missouri Way" it very definitely is. Producer Josef Berne (also the director) hasn't overlooked bet to make the film one of the most entertaining and diverting musicals of the year.
 A strong cast composed of such stellar performers as Martha O'Driscoll, ShaKespearean interpre- ter, John Carradine, Eddie Dean, ingratiating warbler of cowboy sagas, William Wright, professional Stammerer Roscoe Ates, Renee God frey, and Mabel Todd lend the pro- eeedings a verve which makes it appear that they all had grand time making the picture.
 Then too, gimmick has been added, a gimmick one can truly style one of the most amusing in years. The gimmick's name is Shir- ley, and Shirley's a mule. She is clever and attractive in her bru- nette way. Her only fault is tenn perament which is more than made up for by one characteristic setting her apart from all others of her sex. She never talks back and hence never demands the last word.
 There are numerous complica- tions caused by the temperament tai star of the picture within the picture who hates her director but loves her producer.
 The situation gets out of hand when the prima donna becomes jealous of the producer who falls in love with the professor. Then the professor burns because she has reason to doubt the sincerity of the producers affections. But it all ends happily.
 The score for the film, involving light tuneful songs by noted con- poserS Kim Cannon and Walter Kent, is superb. The numbers are rendered beautifully and several are destined four hit status. namely I'm So In Love With You" and There's Rose That Grows In the Ozarks.'
 The companion feature is "Ava- lanche" starring Bruce Cabot.