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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-24

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rem idrrereu SeiDeu
Evening star., 1946-09-22

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Evening star., 1946-09-22

Literary Guild membership is free-there are
no dues or fees. Each month you will receive
your copy of Wings" the Guilds illustrated
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Evening star., 1946-09-22

MALE nobody, the daughter of drunken farmer
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red mouthed married her his bitter know
edge that she did and probably would love b;n
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had resisted tried vainy the wedding
Jerome and Amae hated each other sight
her tried to buy her ofand she laughed him. Thn
suddenly caught passion ruthless found they
deeply relessy love- Did Amae choose
riage-and security a awless love-and disgrace?
This Side of Innocence by Taylor CALDWELL brilliant swiftly
moving and intensely alive that will stand with the drama
novels of the decade Says the Philadelphia "A maeu
piece of 500 pages soldly satisfying pung with
life that their coming end Here novel that
reached the BestSeer publa
ton! Price the publishers edition. $500 but offered FREE
members of the Literary Guild Book Club.
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o tbr tue terms may uHr
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Evening star., 1946-06-02

Her three interiors of the academy
chapel, one of which appears on the
cover of this section. were perhaps her
Stiffest test. She sought Lo enhance
them with more breadth and quality
of sunlight than a nationally prominent
photographer was able to capture with
out rolling the eye" of his lens. Each
shows a painstaking regard for detail.
such as Is required in architectural rem
dition in any important medium, and
a fine balance with color, such as is
found in the most delightful water colors
and oils.
The baroque architecture Of the
chapel, which was completed in 1908 as a
memorial to 1t. Comdr. Theodorus B.
Mason. was in itself a challenge Mrs
Stafford Lives" in an interior-locks her
self In such room daily for several
weeks in order to capture its charm with
her brush.
What Leila Mechlin, The Stars art
critic, calls the living, as well as tradi-
tional quality" of Mrs. Safford's work,
came with long training A native of
West Roxbury, Mass, she studied at the
Massachusetts, School of Art and then
became a pupil of Henry B. Smell, Ernest
L.. Major and Hugh Breckenridge. She
Is member of number of art groups.
including the Washington Arts Club, and
is the wife of Capt. Laurence Frye SAT-
ford, graduate of Annapolis in 1916.
Her literal paintings in field that
has been so limited through the years
of art history are reminders of Amer
icana that figure well in the America Of
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
By GEORGE KENNEDY

AMERICANA APPARENTLY never
loses its appeal, for view Of period
piece or bit of old architecture still
holds, to colorist as well as sightseer,
an indef1nable charm.
A generation ago the paintings popular
In museum shows included the delight
full three -dimensional interiors of Wal
ter Gay. He was able to make gallery
stroller share his enjoyment in happy
arrangement of an interior. Today Ruth
Perkins Stafford of 2821 Dumbarton ave-
nue. NV. offers in her portraits of in
teriors" tight scenes Of handmade beauty
that thrill lovers of fine interiors
A onetime landscapist who worked
In water colors, she now readily ac-
knowledges the influence Of Walter Gay
on her efforts in gouache. The story of
how she came to specialize In interiors
has been told before. but it is interesting
enough to repeat. A local art connois-
Seur, who must 60 unidentified, saw
one Of her interiors of the Lee Mansion
at small shop where 1t had been left
has something" the shopkeeper quoted
him as saying. "She should continue"
The means by which she could con-
tinue her work came from historical
associations, and as result she has
completed. with painstaking regard for
color nuances and architectural charm,
scenes of the Lee Mansion, Wakefield,
Kenmore, the jeremiah Lee house at
Marblehead, Mass; the Naval Academy
chapel at Annapolis and others.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGINIA.

ARLlNGrON-4-be -bedrm. modern home or
Daa fGS GHS0ee eaupped m ffe Rtehsn r fa Mfh bass F
ment, outside entrance. Possession or
eFms setsmsas III 4sS sS0stsRa yosEbH fah conT %
ReaIto;r iio7 North frvine st, st., INV AT, Va Il
tYACANT-Open 20 today. 6-room al
brick. Living room, dining room, kitchen
aoor has 5 6edrooms on "a and bath ~ Basement TUrt
heating, Large fenced lot All prewsl
eaf Pree shGs shHDDF sabstsn
tial cash, Directions: Out Wash. blvd. tc
Westoyer Shopping Center. turn left al
sa5 WA al dsiys fARn%oR K ESs5Mf eOf sfof
NEW, EXCLUSIvE-Be sure to see thi,
charming Cape Cod in Falls Church: III
room with freplace, large dining room s.ric ane
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath, screened
bath on, second; full basement with oil
heat; only l block to shopping and trans
psnfy 81 elbow with s5co ppsa s~b p. sn
ARLINGTON REALTY sales ONCE aso4
MsSp SHs Gil 1aeo be to OK Kuss. 4aas rd
baths on 2nd floor; lse living rm with
oor fs dnns baasen Tm sna sos ltehsn
good home reasonably priced at SIo.ioo;
RbIne s5ms fn fh 4sSandIa 44S nsNER i55 eveE
Bldgs s. 5 Kinr St., Aisxandria, Va. ~
home; lge. lot, oil heat, modern equip
ment, good transn.; early occupancy;
EG0staqa ssfe FfspFfs s. aEssf eo
Real Estate Dept, ST. 9th ST. NV.
A REAL BUY, due to transfer abroad-All-
bpa brsk lon Cane Coz baungalow rooms with
@ snd %ater rssay % e s w
space for more large bedrooms and bath:
full basement; all modern, features, such as
insulation, weather-strippi and cauiking;
s bathroom bnGsa spnln. kten
tn Fails church' va. I minuses nj Ut y rom ON
D. C.. completed several months ago, but
and saanae san II Sh honhR sfih
chureh @ fns sspa 81 mi Mr. no DAvfD aas'im'' rams
ALEXANDRIA, 20 minutes drive from
Wa shington-Attractiye BUNGALOW in excel
Washington and Alexandria bus service;
large unfinished attic suitable for , extra
rooms: stove and refrigerator with prop
erty; FILA financed: immediate possession;
and insurance, included. Y. WARD Bos-
WELL. exclusive agent, AL. 26l6; ewes.
TWoossfTtoRY ii BRICK. bedrooms. Ia
s 81 ess oNas sonzsSfs zss g. esrsa ss sSos s
silihuYiIfi sEAuTiFuk l Colonial house on spacious
no%sh WOODED lot rooms baths lovely
lishtful country surroundings, 2 miles
southwest Of Alexandria; house is 5 years
old and In, new-house condition; easy
terms Call MIR. THORN, AL 1880,
evenings. Mr.. Ruplsy. AL. 4se7.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, warehouses, ofnces; Specializing
in commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
PARKING LOT. 1900 square feet, suitable
NV; Can MR.. RUPERT, National 2345,
800 50. Fl. $50 yer month; in rear of
1900 blk. of Florida ave ne; a 2-story
brick garage with sliding doors opening
on broad alley, of 2o-ft, width excellent
as is" Call DT. S725 weekdays to 8
p.m; Saturdays to 3 pm. Ask for Mr..
Burke. N BASILIKO REALTY CO.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-For lease, lse
commercial, near 18th and G.; suitable for
a score Of profitable business uses. this Re
story brick building is one of the few re-
naming available sites in the heart of the
business district; also for sale Call Mr..
George, phone DI S72b, p-S pm week.
days. n. BASILIKo REALTY co.
LIQUOR ST0RES-Twenty locations. COR
ners, available in all sections of Washing
ton, for either transfer OF your present
license or application for new license
These properties for lease or sale. will
eo-operate in transfer or new application
LOUIS BuRMAN, RE-. 176s
BETWEEN MEDICAL CENTER and Roger
Smith Hotel-2,0oo so. IT,. for ofics or
store and ONCE; this desirable location il
REALTY CO.. i74s K st. NV. 81. 7soo.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGlhlA.

and bath. End floor; Kitchen, dining room
and living room on 1st floor; full basement
witt, coal furnace; hot-wster heat and yes-
mace: I reserve use of / bedroom and
privilege OF using kitchen. and dining room
Septs $50 per month. with reference q
RIzZI.
FURN. 4-BEDRM. and 3-bath brick house,
in exclusive section, nearby Arlington;
5000 month, Phone Roberts of MON
CURE AGENCY, Falls Church 1900. After
5 pm. Falls Church oNS1-M
Evening star., 1946-01-05

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY desires to ex-
change part time service for downtown
desk space. Columbia 2000 Ext. 205-F 81
WANTED Immediately by attorney, small
once. furnished or unfurnished, will share
space. OR. 6055.
400 TO 500 SO. FIT. of SPACE needed for
ONCE and watehmaker's type OF shop. Box
44s-B Star
DOCTOR, MD. would like to get an Office
In an apartment building: Northwest pre-
WANTED, OLD sARN Ban 9sss Or LOFT, to use as
studio, In Dupont Circle or 18th st.
sections. Box 4l2-B. Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

6oI0RED--FLoRTDH AVE. N.W.-Neai
l4th st. substantial, well-built brick
ma shs Tho fsos sna s.hs sna f II. ssis plis
tin 5 pm. Leo n 4siassss sERNsrEiN Esss = c.. o.
LIP LIP Est, + s.: nv 9i,.A. NE. 64oo. A comraet'
TAKE NoTIcE-Here IL
is, 1900 blk. st. ne, 8 rooms and bath
ni a,mia 300 Phone d. 7os3 weekdays
COLoRED - $500 BLOCK wARDER st
n:w-6 rooms bath. hot-air heat. brick
Broker. Cal r. W, Horad, Jr. MI. 1885
coLoRED-isoo BLOCK VERMONT ave
ner house. 1st commercial: ST 500 cash
Broker BTS Can R. w. Horad. Jr., MI. 1893
coLoRED-t-UNIT APT, 3 stories: steam
ssa5d ss ado annual rent l95o;s NV section;
iaea aoRAb 5ma RroRsp RRGn'h's ca Pay@ensS R W
eoLoREb-nio' 10 ROOMS aodS no Earns. See
residential section, Large. fun basement
owner-oscupied;, quick possession; So SOC SOC
well; MI. SEQ; oflce hours, caiI JOHN K
pINkETT' T y Nh ING. INC. 1902 New Jersey ave
CoLoRED@ias 5,th ST. N.E.-Brand-
new brick home, rooms, tiled bath, ful
basement, electric refrigerator, nice yard;
~ M rec, C. =. isoo' S@.95o SaSh' palanee, S3i bt
CAN MR.. MILLER ma. 2040; ewes. anc
Sunday, Or 1900.
COLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN-llOO blk
4th ST. 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
1900 block 4 til. 2-Story brick, 8 rooms
1900 blk. Kalorama 3 apis.
M: N. Capitol. . bldgs.. ~ rooms.
1900 blk. N. H. ave. apis.
1900 blk. 10th 2-story row, rooms
200 blk. + ST. ne. 1-family brick.
200 blk. X st. Sc. 4-family unit.
Convenient monthly payments can b,
arranged on all Of the above All of these
hst!ngs afford a real opportunity to have
home plus income. DI. S725, o to & D m
weekdays. N. BASILIKO REALTY Co
Evening star., 1946-01-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

Let US sell your property for you. We
have buyers in sall price ranges. WA. Os0S.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Selling your
convinced. MR.. IsELI. sH. 5000. ewes.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

ARLINGTON, new shopping center, modern
stores, ready in spring. CH. 0239 or GL.
o. 4b after p.n.
IN WELL-LoCATED NE. sECTIoN--Mod- =
ern store, 25-ft front part basement; bus
stop at door; excellent for progressive mer-
ehRanns; sRns; IMSS 10 mo NO. See Mr.. Norris; WEAVER
sToREs TO BE SH BuIaT :Ps on " Wisconsin cons ave
near Calvert Theatre, suitable for any
nuSI9sSS Cali Mr., Rupert, SHANNON
a. LUCHS CO, National 2345.
FOR RENT-Long- g-term drive-i1 fruit and
gegetable store, location near Georgia and
concord aVes. n W: other desirable loca-
tl,s Ions BOX 3S4-C, Star. So
WISCONSIN AVE, adjacent Peoples Drug
5tore and Sesrs-Roebuek: viii convert
pLgSeht bullding Tor stores and Offices, suit
anle beauty parlor, antiques, radio and
pshy pIs other purposes. LOUIS BURMAN,
ehandiSlng, wholesale, or sales Offices, ad-
laSent Sears Roebuck and Giant Market,
LOUIS BURMAN, RE l1hG
Evening star., 1946-01-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

IN HEART OF GEoRGEToWN-owner viii
Greet l-story warehouse, 2S.OO0 50. II
responsible tenant, WEAVER BROS. INC
Washington Building, DI $500
Evening star., 1946-01-05
WAREHOUSES WANTED

LAND, building or garage needed-5, ,0f1
70 10000 50. II space. will buy or rent
Pnone RA. $685. or RA. 92S4
LAND, warehouse, large garage, 3.Ooo or
more So IT.. Will buy or lease. Box 4O5-B
6,00o-.o 900 so. FIT. SPACE for storage
ana auto repaIr. Mr.. BOND, RE. 2727. los
Evening star., 1946-01-05
DESK SPACE Fer RENT.
OFFICES WANTED

1907 H ST. N.W.-In dignifed ofice, desk
space. mail and phi. service. s. ]. BROWN
RE. 5000, EXT. 1860, or GE. 2116. %
Evening star., 1946-01-05
COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS;

COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS:
With Unlimited s 9uture foT RaGsss snisef
5000 50. IT.. NV, section, prom, corner.
suitable for many purposes.
will sell all or part Of 10000 50. IT,: com.
merclsl; adaptable for many purposes; ad-
Jacent to new public library. We have
commerclal and industrial in all sections
Ct Ct the = Metropolitan Area. LOUIS BUR
sl5 eth ST, .N.Wy-lst commercial, vacant,
5-Sdt9py dSG OBJ 5TlcK' S-car detached earase.
basement bricks, lot 3sx70, LIST commercial
Corner goth and K SITS, n.w,-Ist com
eTTus n ecs dsteTy eersr 0reS M h9IGps IN heart
ton eai HARRY DREIsEN '"nt or MuRRhY ftJRI "a
co. AT. 6902 Or MA, 1865
FIVE Ist-C0MMERCIAL LOCATIONS, op-
poSite new Court House site, connecting
excellent construction.
Near medical buildings-5-story and
Near 10th and Eye-Store monthly
Near new 6: " Hos RospitaiAFWo fIA FFVas'isrHa Sriek
mately 10000 sd, it.
Near Woodward & Lothrops dept. stors
StoTy of eTick xtre PossessiGm ion February
Convenient financing arranged, Di. S725.
TO $ pm. weekdays. N. BAsILIkO
CoLoRED-lst CoMMERCIAL-store and
apts, 100 block 3rd st, NV. Rare on-
portunity to secure store and living quar-
tiers, and income from remaining apts, In
come Ss6 month. No operating expenses.
Reasonable down payment required Bal
ance in easy monthly installments DI
ST25, 2 to pm. weekdays N. BASILIKo
coIoRED0sToRE. downtown, 9th St. 1ss
commercial; unusual opportunity to secure
in 80 days or less, store with , floors of
rooms above. Easy terms can be arranged
Suitable fT church, grocery, etc. Call Mr..
George phone D1 S725, s am. to s IN.
weekdays. N. BAsILIKo REALTY co.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FURNISHED OFFICE and desk space for
rent. L: J. coWIE co. 500 Eye St. NV,
sGiTE Or 3 OFFICES and another suits
Of 7 offices for rent. 1905 @ st. NV, nr,
state Dept. See agent on premises at
oFFICE SPACE with all facilities; rent 70
person who can stay u once ana take
telephone messages DU. 1888.
ATTENTION. doctors or Businessmen 1
to 8 rooms ct S355 per room at 5000 wis.
OFFICE SPACE for rent LARGE front
room. Apply at 1909 H ST. NV.
CONN. -AVE.-Ideal location and arrange
ment for ro.essional Offices or studios.
Phone AD S05S
poses, approx 1000 sa IT, floor space,
plus parking west Of Conn: ave. and
Dupont Circle. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. ! 76s.
OFFICE SPACE in second and third hoors,
near 18th and Columbia I'd For further
Information, call CHEVY CHASE REALTY
co. 3403 Conn. ave-, EN- 1900.
DOCTOR, retiring, will rent ONCE Of s
rms, sell equipment; vicinity Scott Circle;
neas b4s and car lines. Box 244 a. Star.
STORES FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE STORE PROPERTY. across
street from Sheridan Theater $500 block
Georela ave. NV. Box $3.50, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
STORES For SALE,
STORES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE STORE PROPERTY. across
street from Sheridan Theater $500 BLOCK
| Georgta ave. NV Box 2a3-C. Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

WOODBRIDGE - bedrooms, detached,
large front porch, inclosed rear porch,
full basement, oil b,-w,h: conveniently
located; Price $4,000. Terms.
,Woodridge--5,;r room and bath bungalow;
full basement; large lot; excellent loea-
ton. Price, S7.450. Terms. WOODBRIDGE
REALTY Re 4 co, 1881 Rhode Island ave. ne,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
HEIREkS FAILS
 TO CONFESS TO
 THREE MURDERS

CHICAGO, July 30.-An elaborate plan for William Heirens to confess formally the Suzanne Degnan kid nap-killing and two other slayings collapsed today when States Attor- ney William J. Tuohy announced the youth would say only, T don't remember"
 The prosecutor had received the 17-year-old University of Chicago student at the behest of the youths attorneys who announced Saturday he was willing to sign a confess sion.'
 Malachy Noghlan, one of Heirens five attorneys, said at that time that the defense feels the time has come fession to the States Attorney the facts of the various crimes charged against him."
 Tuohy had announced at HIP a. m (CDT) that Heirens would make a statement on the Degnan case. He disclosed three hours later, how ever, that the responses were of no consequence and that they would not be transcribed.
 The prosecutor said that as a re- suit of the youths position, he would proceed with the murder charges" against the youth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
BUS LINE, JUNEAU
 TO INTERIOR, 10
 START SATURDAY
Maiden Trip Over AI6an Highway 10 Be Driven
 by 0'Harra Himself

Alaska's first overland commer- cial transportation linking the Cap ital City of Alaska to the Interior will open Thursday morning with an O'Harra Bus Line Pony Cruiser leaving Anchorage for Juneau. Sat urday morning at o'clock a local bus will take passengers from this city to make connection with an OHarra bus at Haines and the first round trip ever made over this area via a commercial line will be completed.
 From then on the run will be made three times a week with pas sengers picked up in this city, transferred to the Leota at Aux Bay, ferried up Lynn Canal and taken by bus from Haines to the Haines' junction of the Alcan Highway. At that point a Pony Cruiser, equipped with 2l reclining chairs, will load passengers for Fair banks ana AnchOrdBe.
 This link will complete more than HOO miles of Alaska roadway covered by the O'Harra Bus Lines which just seven years ago started out with two tiny battered trucks in Fairbanks. The company now operates 28 busses with more ex- rected in the next year of planned expansion.
 Passengers making the maiden trip" from here to the Interior this Saturday will have a number of photographers and magazine writers as their companions. Two writers from the new magazine Holiday" have made tentative plans to make the first trip. A full record of the trip will be photographed by rep resentatives from Lu-Ek, local pho tography shop MT. O'Harra him. self plans to drive the first bus on the historic run.
 The trip will be covered with "on the spot" daily articles by the Daily Alaska Empire, written by Miss Betty Tanner. Stories of each days happenings from the time the bus leaves the local bus depot until it arrives in Fairbanks will be featured.
 Although a number of Juneau residents have driven along the AL can in their own cars, the new OHarra schedule affords the first opportunity for persons without cars to view the Alcan, and the first chance for any commercial traveler to reach the Interior by an over land route.
 All information concerning price and time and place of overnight stops may be obtained from Jack Burford, local agent for the line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
EXPLOSIVES ARE WASHED ASHORE: .
 WARNING GIVEN

SEATTLE, July 30 = Pacific northwest coastal residents were warned by the 18th Naval District yesterday that explosives, including Japanese mines, are being washed ashore.
 A District spokesman said no &C., cidents have been reported from these objects, but that a suspicious object washed up near Newport, Ore, a few days ago and disap- peared before authorities arrived.
 Serious or fatal injury may re- suit from tampering with these ob- jects," the statement admonished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-30
SOAP BOX DERBY
 AWARDS MADE AT
 ROTARY LUNCHEON

The M E. Coyle Trophy, first place award in the City Soap Box Derby, today was presented with ceremony to Leo Osterman, II, l946 Soap Box King of Juneau, at a luncheon meeting of the Juneau Rotary Club this noon, honoring the 20 boys who drove in Sundays Soap Box race.
 Twenty-one other prizes, includ- ing a bicycle-second place prize won by Dick Keithahn-and four previously unannounced prizes were distributed among the winners in various categories.
 The surprise awards" were made as follows: Best Designed Car, Jack Flyer" Livie, sponsored by R. w. Bowling Co.,, prize-a pen and rencil set and medal; Best Design ed Brakes, Billy The Kid" Con- verse, sponsored by Pan American Airways, prize-a wrist watch; Best Upholstered Car, Dick Cash In" Forrest, sponcored by Bert's Cash Grocery, prize-a pen and pencil set.
 Medals were gwen to the follow ing Class A and Class B runner ups Class B, second prize, Godfrey Invincible" Fegues, sonsored by Joe Mclean; third prize, Dick "Cash-In" Forrest.
 Class A, second prize, Frank "Yellow Streak" Maier, sponsored by the Juneau Ready-MiX Concrete, Inc.
 Dale Triple Threat" Hillerman, sponsored by the 20th Century Market, first place winner in the Glass c race was awarded a four months pass to the Capitol theatre. Second place winner Ted Lightning" Tisdale was given tWo-month's pass.
 Special honorary mention for the general work on his car was award ed 10 Jack Cannon Ball' Boddy,