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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-27

fra Hirschmann's story of a ref. usees struggle toward 6 sanctuary in the Middle East, plus q summary of the entire Palestine refugee problem, will be highlishted when Hlrschmann's new book Life Line 10 a Promised Land is debated on Author Meets Critics" tonight, 10 to iO:5O P. M. over WWCO.
 Critics for the broadcast will be Dr. Raymond Walsh, noted com. mentator and authority on foreign problems, and Charles Rolo, noted English journalist and author of Winged Raiders"
 The Great oildersleeve, star. ring Hal Peary, wants to help his nephew Leroy win a bicycle, during the comedy broadcast tonight at e:30 P. M. over Station wT1C So he gets himself a job selling mag. azsne subscriptions. with some amusing results. Walter Tetley plays Leroy.
 Pred Allen and Reginald Gard. iner wiil join the board Of ex- perts' on Information Please this evening at i0.3O P. N. over VICES. Clifton Fadiman is master of cere- monies on the half-hour question and-answer bee, and John Kiernan and Franklin ?. Adams are it's reg ular standbys.
 Jimmy Carroll is one romantic tenor who has made good in radio in the golden age of baritones. Those who favor one or the other | voice range will have a chance now 1 to make quick comparisons of top | fayorites in each by tuning to Sta ton wATR tonight when Jimmy | will be heard on Pot O Gold" at | 0.30 P. M. Pot O Gold, which is returning to the air after a hiatus | of several years, viii again feature the el 900 telephone call give-away l to member of the listening audi ence.
 Perry Mason. attorney detective. finds his efforts to obtain evidence in the staying of David McKeen's foster father and foster brother thwarted by a politician. during The Adventures of Perry Mason" Thursday and Friday. Nov 2S and | 29. at 2:l5 P. Nj. over CBS. Comedienne Shirley Booth will be guest of Vaughn Monroe when the singing maestro's show airs from Cleveland over CBS Saturday, Nov. 90. at 7:3O P. N. Monroe's vocal | offering will be the popular old LampiighteT." Oklahoma Hills and Salvation Has Been Brought Down" will be sung by Baritone Star Red Foley during the Grand Ole Opry" broadcast Sat urday. Nov. 90 at 1O:3O P. NJ, EST. over NEG. The Duke of Paducah will devote his comedy monologue to Thanksgiving.
 Special music and script by Pian- Harry Simeone will be featured on the Fred Waring Show | Thursday, Nov. 28. al II A. NJ, over Station wTTC. Included will be a novelty arrangement of an old tune, l Over the Hills to Grandma's House We'll Go." with glee club. orches- ]
Evening star., 1946-08-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSE, good condition: near transp.; pre-
fer or more acres land not restr., chick
ems. etc: must have shade. trees, 8 bed
rms, bsmt.: possess. by Sept. 20: not over
$4,000. MIR. DECK, weekdays. Ma. $500,
9 am. to 4 pm; MI. 1913 after pm. Sc
You MAY have my bachelor apartment
of 10th st. NV, If you win sell me your
home mot more than rooms, convenient,
modern). Write to Box S3-z, Star. 90
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
gipis cox 4 CO. DI; 1924; RE, 1853.
good location: what have you. Call Mr..
SLOAN, CHI, 1888. 7s
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
cation. Phone Mr. Browning at DI. 1ol5;
INC; Rsaltors Est; 1850, 1919 st. NV;
your house with US. Have casn buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye st. NV EX. 3400.
WANTED 3 or 4 bedroom house with large
lot in Virginia. Phone Falls Church 2264-J
before 8 am. or after 8 pm. S
PRIVATE PANTY need or 4 bedrm.
home: will pay all cash; no brokers, please.
Box 72-X, Star. Ii
CONTINUED on Next rags)
Evening star., 1946-08-06

hVfHs Ga SG5 St nT Ne saas
Suf side popsh and arss vn
rm, with fireplace: vacant. possession with
cooper sss5smen! rg4se s2Sooe @ii6 sHASaoN Ss MI,
BEDRooMs. BATHS, located within
Y block of Conn. ave, convenient to
detached brick with 1st-f. den, oil heat,
Erans L Wo ogS Psse siS s9S?a sa.Saos Sa MI
LUCHs CO. 1905 H st. NV. Ma: 2345,
THESE ARE A FEW OF THE BUYS that
pebway Realty Co. offers for sale to,
oil heae, detached corner lot, s1S.75o,
NV, 18th and Otis s-story brick. rms,
NV; 14th and Spring rd, 2-story brick.
NV. 18th and Euclid, 3-story, brick. g
rms. furnished, oil heat, $1,000 $4,000
NV. 18th and Clifton, o3o 3osteEy ob6 brick; 10
NV, 18th and Irving, poeming house. z
NV, 18th and Lamont. 3-story brick, 10
rms, 3 baths, excellent condition, garsge.
$3.50 .na farnshea Ssh eo9Dffts $4,000
rms; furn:. $500 monthly income. S22,
0 Sc. 1sth and g sts. brick. r rms. furn.,
Sc. MINI. ave-. 2-story brick. rms, ?
ssm saths siaso 81 sbSo hsst CASH mo- in
NV, colored, 18th and Euclid furn.,
rooming house, rms. 2 kitchens. apt
started in basement, $4,000. only $1,000
Ne. colored. 9th and Eye sts.. s-story
brick m excellent I, EEL condition good income
For additional information. contact
DEBWAY REALTY CO., hours 8 am. to 8
pm, DE. S577. 1864 Girard st. NV. I'll
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY CO., AD.
1900. We are pleased to offer. the fol-
lowing homes, fairly priced, all vacant.
and available for imraed occupancy.
l. 38th St, semidet. brick: nr. Ca
thedral; 1st floor. den, streamlined kitch-
en-, bedrms., nice back yard, with gar,
gas heat. Call Mr.. Kamons (eves. OIL
1892.
q Yuma ST.. close In. beautiful sec
ton; det. brick; 1st f.. den and Law. 8
bedrms., huilt-in gar.: S22, 500. Call MI.
s. Mass. ave, mr. ST. Adams; semidet
brick: compl. renovated; 4 bedrms.. 2
baths; S24,500. Call Mr.. Francke..
4 Gorgeous stone home overlooking
Rock Creek Park; this house has every
thine: 4 bedrms-, ? baths. paneled den,
powder rm, conservatory. clubroom with
bar priced to sell. Call Mr.. Kamons,
Ewes, OIL, 1892, Lesum a. Gerber
Realty Co., AD. 1900. -
Evening star., 1946-08-06
HOUSES FOR SAlE.

/ NEAR LINCOLN PARK--Newly redscoreted
and bath oil heat. vacant immsSia.e poss
Reasonably priced Call Mr.. McCauley, CHI,
! 3547. with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1908
+ s{
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Just cast your eyes at this loaf Of
bread on your Grocer's shelf t.
and it will Danish all the rumors
about "darkish" bread made from
500 extraction -four. Reason is
that the bakers of WONDER
BREAD spent 2 MILLION DOL.
LARS back in l94l, experimenting
with their famous Earle Process
for producing richer, cleaner -four.
This taught them how to produce
500 extraction -four and how to
bake this richer -four into q loaf
that's as white, delicious and easy
to toast as any bread you've ever
tasted! Independent surveys proved
that women voted 4 to 3 in favor
of this new WONDER BREAD
so white and so packed with
enersy.sivinG nutrition that you'd
never suess there's been a change
in -four!
Evening star., 1946-05-09

~ Worried about bak.
!: !: :: 3: !: s; +; :: :: : ; !: !:
and tested recipes
for GENERAL MILLS emersen.
cy ALL AMERICA Flour. They
come in the sack. Betty Crocker
recipes tailored and tested for ALL
AMERICA Enriched Flour!
Evening star., 1946-05-09
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EXHIBITS.

HAnA0A1Ss
dsy exhibit insludns .
battle NAP
na archives ss5 sm to SY5
weekdays and 1880 to s Pm. Sundays
,original illustrations by william j,
Ne~ 9ers tSroHFh M.s e.
ns 'apu 81 w.ssases sssSn sroash G III nss
: ia to s p.m. sundass. S''" o''''' '
o conslens q 81 q % prints x.s,gs sIsrs
to 10 io pm sG sandss: 'asss sSacuss Eng July 90 an
.rt Art gS5.s Of Jsssse S siSkman rns
s5sseh ! Si:sshl and aSr6%.s .sriss: NV. am.
YORK y she Ms division 81 sphis .sss
%hissss!i m M orleans + :sssion Z, PSs:
through g s May pm snithsH9a'n a.i9 Institution
o.s4, as 9Iesn Rsndsnh eh,h'1a:s pl:e. Ell
pm. weekdays and 2 to s pm. Sundays
''ISspHl p,spl.y % q tr.sh-w.t.r ash from Federal
Of Commerce Auditorium. am. to 1850
''M; SsAy ,yathor,ta sHsrtn Mss ~. r,.,.,r,
word eeenomie rsconstraoon m cs s1hsbs.
pepsrtmsnt of Commerce lobby. daily
:'Rt2fa an ana G nd sassc is1sFs
Asts GHs pm sSna.ss a & throusn n MY x:'*rs''
Oil paintings By Bernice Cross. Whyte
Gallery Of Art. 1918 Connecticut avenue
May
Modern art, Of tn. Americas. Howard
University Gallery Of Art. daily through
May.
Pictorial Brazil exhibit Of Joannini and
Irwin photographs at Pan. American Union,
g am. to 4:30 pm. Mondays throush Fri
days, q am, to noon SATURDAYS and to 7
p..n. Sundays through May 20.
LUNCHEON.
District Bankers Association, willard
Hotel2 12:45 pm. tomorrow. Members
MUSIC.
George Washington. University annual
glee club concert and dance, West Ball
room, Shoreham Hotel, $50 o'clock to-
tsThe Blue Bird" dance concert, Georee
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Washington University Lisner Auditorium
"Grest Music Of the Church" New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church Choir, Con-
stitution Hall, $40 o'clock tonisht
Marine Band concert, Marine Barracks,
pm. tomorrow.
SQUARE DANCE.
-. Advance square and folk dancing,
Thomson Center, Twelfth and l. street.
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Dance, JWB-UsO, Sixteenth and c
streets NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Square dance, Masonic Service Center
Evening star., 1946-05-09


HOUTEN'S is the ALL.PUR.
POSE Cocoa,-and whatever YOU
make with it has that full.bodied
wealth of pure chocolate favor :.
just little of it enriches any recipe
you use. And here's a special tip
-. you don't have to bother cook.
ins VAN HOUTEN'S in q pan
when you want a cup of frothy
Cocoa. Make right in the cup =.
no mess, no bother! That's why l
advise you to insist on VAN
HOUTEN'S when you say Cocoa"
to your Grocer. 1t serves all pur.
poses! Don't miss the FREE
Recipe Booklet attached to each
can.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Searching for 4 fresh, healthful
"sprins.timey" dish that tastes and
looks appetizinsly tarden. Sreen ;.
WITHOUT tiresome vegetable
washing, preparation and cookins?
Then serye.it.up from q can Of
MONARCH Spinach as
CLEAN as it is GREEN!
Frankly, / never dreamed that can.
ned spinach could be anything but
darkish and uninterestink until |
discovered the MONARCH kind.
1t looks delicately Green, tastes
feld.fresh and is chock.full of
vitamins and minerals! Only ten.
der young spinach leaves are packed
into the can bearing the famous
MONARCH Lion Head grit.
free and ready to serve. Heat and
add MONARCH Finer Vinegar
for spinach that tastes as food to
your family as it is food for them.
Ask at your Grocery or Market!
Evening star., 1946-05-09

If you take this
package into your
pantry, you'll never
need any other
chocolate product
to make hot or cold
beverages, syrups,
frostinss, custards,
cakes, cookies or
candyf TruIv VAN
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Thirteenth and II streets NV, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Decorating party for May prom, NcCs-
USO, 1914 N street NV. 8 O'Clock tonight
Binso game, uso Club. SOL Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight
Dance with Fort Myer Band. Nccs-
USO. 918 Twelfth street NV, $40 o clock
tonight
Bridge party, Uso Club, 1911 H street
NV, 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Discussion group. WASHINGTON Labor
o clock toniEht.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

.Nist.y ssAur,rvl sno,
Evening star., 1946-05-09

When home the evening he needs stick the ribs
of dinner and there's almost nothing he'd rather
bowl of Split Pea Soup the meal off right No.
I'm suggesting that
ask Grocer package BETTY CROCKER
edents! Add boiling and cook minutes the
roundy smooth fulbodied dciousne Green Split Pea
It's that for BETTY CROKER Pea Soup Ingredients
choice split delectabe
preeooked for you in controlled pressure cookers
Evening star., 1946-05-09
keeping shortcuts

NABISCO 1000 Bran with grand
providing phosphorus B1 and
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Have you heard? There's an oat
cereal that's all ready to eat! It's
delicious CHEERIOS and it
makes news, even in its shape!
CHEERIOS is shaped like tiny lit.
tie letter O's standing for the
oats from which CHEERIOS is
made. Each little o is so tasty.
brown and crunchy crisp that
CHEERIOS is an irrisistable favor.
tie. And nutritious2 Why they are
100 food.enersy units in every
ounce! Your Grocer has
CHEERIOS!
Evening star., 1946-05-09
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BUY-L/NES BY Nancy Sasser
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Column Interesting Thnqs

Veeky oP0"0eu 7uVeH"g SoumH OF interesting IHTHys
NEW YORK, ~ 7, MAY 9h-Hello surprised to here
writing Sunday about hundreds nationally advertised
BUYLNES this additional mideek column gives a chance
have nesbory chat whats what" about food and household
products right the time ready do weeks buying So
here Co. ladies with brandnew BUYLINES column I'm
dedcatng especially Mistress Housewife! Meet here
week from for appezns food and house.
. See you in the Sunday papers,
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Here's food BUYLNE that's Of vital good
healthHEINZ Strained Baby Foods First consider QUALITY
the finest made relied years.
Next imagine not having about searching
baby for you'll find cereals vegetables
HEINZ line Strained Baby Foods And ustto point
painstakn&y Strained Foods
HEINZ Strained Spinach It's made from the dark variety
spinach washed with quantities complete
freedom from Finally, the strained
vamns baby needs hh degree Think Of
the hours would food this exactly
babys sensitive STILL you couldn't dupcae
excellence of HEINZ Strained Baby Foods their smooth
and havor Take all why
choose HEINZ Baby your Groeer
Evening star., 1946-05-09
FOR nFrIcERA.

Dance: ofncers' Service Club Of the
United Nations, 1914 Twenty-hrst street
NV, o'clock tonight.
Dance, Gadsby's Tavern, corner OF
Cameron and Royal streets, Alexandra,
8 O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 1900, or any Of the fol
lowing uSo's:, Executive 042S, Eepuhlie
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Why not .-~
s: i: :::::: i: :;:::: ;:; ;::: ::: -
so Iood
that not q single lettuce leaf will be
left in the bowl? Here's 4 delight
full mayonnaise that will turn the
trick for you the TWO.IN.
ONE flavor excitement Of BEST
FOODS Mustard.with. .Horse.rad.
ish sivins your dressing the zesty
"umph" it needs to tempt men,
women and children!
SOUR CREAM MAyoNNAIsE
cup BEST FOODS or He'll
mons Real Moyonnoise
u cup sour cream
4 tsp. Confectioners sugar
" cup BEST FOODS Nus
tord-with- Horse,odish
Secret of this delicious recipe is
that BEST FOODS Mustard.with.
Horseradish combines TWO favor.
ite savories old.fashion mus.
tard goodness that's heartily spiked
with fresh grated horseradish.
BEST FOODS Mustard.with.
Horseradish snaps.up a sauce, gives
character to Ell, FISH and meat
dishes i. try i'll
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20

Farm Accidents
The accident toll on farms now
averages n per cent Of all acci-
dental deaths, and Is continually
mounting
Organic Matter
Organic matter can be added TO
the soil by blowing under legumes
and residues Of other crops.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20
Gospel Singers
Please Crowd
At Hdllie @.

More than four hundred Twin
Citinns crowded into the gym
nasium of the Halle Q. Brown
House, 663 Aurora Ave-, last Fri.
day night TO hear Sally Martin and
her gospel singers from Chicago,
Miss Martin, who is one Of the
outstanding gospel singers Of the
nation, and her singers gave an en-
joyable program to which the large
audience responded most enthusi-
astieally.
The personnel Of the visiting
singing group was as follows: con-
tralto, Sally Martin; contralto,
Cora Brewer; soprano, Dorothy
Simmons; second soprano, Julia
Smith; contrRlto, Hattie Hawkins
accompanist, Meiva Williams.
Local singing groups shared in
the program, and were Applauded
by the audience also. Twin City
groups appearing on the program
included Zion Baptist gospel
chorus, st. James AME gospel
chorus, Camphor Memorial Metho-
dist church choir, Camphor quartet
and q ladies quintette from Mime
Apolis.
The recital was under the aus
piees Of the Mt. 0livet Baptist
church and Mrs. Ruby Grant, who
acted as mistress Of the program.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20

81. James A. NJ. z. Church Notes; Rev.
J. r. Brooks Of the 0ber Boys Club brought
the morning message from the text: Christ
In You the Hope Of Glory" Rev. Brooks
said God is not in the machinery Of the
church Christ is not in the organ; God Is
in US" He closed by saying, The indwell-
ing Of Christ brings to every individual,
man, woman and child the pearl Of peace. "
Rev. Moore returned Monday from the
annual conference at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where he made q most outstanding report
for st. James. Breaking all previous rec
ords, Rev. Moore was re-appOinted to St.
major project which is Building the Great
er St. James," Rev. Moore who IL also
director Of religious education Of the north
western conference Is planning TO intensity
his Youth work in the local church as well
as the conference.
Mrs. Cora z. Moore parliamentarian Of
the conference branch Of the Missionary
Society, was elected delegate to the Mission
airy Quadrennial which meets at Jackson
vile, Florida, in I9A7. Mrs. Corine Wood
fork, delegate, and Mrs. Bessie Powell and
Mrs Geneva Murray, board members, also
attended the conference. Mrs. Cudellus
Jackson prepared and led the devotion for
the Missionary Convention.
September p, which is United Nations
Sunday. Rev. Moore will preach his first
sermon Of the new church year. The Uni
Versity Of Life will hold its first meeting Of
the year at 6 80 p. m. A cordial welcome
70 All 70 worship at any service during the
day, especially are the young people urged
TO attend the 80 meeting.-Bertha L.
King.
CAmphOF Memorial Methodist Church
Notes: "A Minority Report Based on
Faith" was the subject Of a timely sermon
by our pastor at the IL q. m. service last
Sunday. Our pastor lauded the minority re-
port made by Caleb and Joshua when the
children Of Israel were approaching the
promised land when they declared: Let
us go UP at once and possess II {; for We are
well able TO overcome II" There were
several visitors present. including Mrs. A.
v. Altman Of Louisville, Kentucky: Miss
Mollie Mae Gates, gospel singer and her
accompanied, Miss Dorothy Green Of Chi
eaEo. Wallace Floyd Nelson, the pastor
brother who was freed from the Federal
Correctional Institution. Danbury, Connect
cut, on August II, after l07 days hunger
strike for his freedom, was present and
made few remarks Mr.. Nelson will tell
some of his experiences while In prison as
q conscientious obieetor on Sunday Sent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20

2e, at $50 d. m. Rev. Paul L Grove,
pastor Of the Paramount Avenue Methodist
Church and q former missionary TO Korea,
was the speaker at the 6: 80 p. m services,
which was under the auspices Of the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Service. In a
meeting after the morning service, Harold
Rowland was elected chairman and Cecil
Neal, assistant chairman for the observance
Of Mems Day on September 20. Others
elected for duty that day were chairman Of
music, Albert Bantam chairman Of finance,
William Bullard: chairman Of courtesy,
James II. Rideaux.
Pastor Nelson will preach at the II a. m.
service on Sunday. request gospel song
program will be rendered BY Miss MOIlis
Mae Gates at $50 D. m.
Pilgrim Baptist Church hottest 'Samp-
son, a Type Of Christ" was the text Of
Rev. tunnels sermon at the / Ia N. serv-
vice. Judges 1915. Flowers were given
by Mrs. OEzis Stephens and Ms. J. Jack
son.
Visitors for the morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Shepherd and Mr.. Alpheus Owens,
Chicago, Ill. Mr.. Luther Lyon, Des MOlnes,
Iowa; Mr.. Willie Brewer, Oklahoma City,
Okla Mr.. J. z. Williams, Mr.. Henry l.
Blakey and Mrs. Gertrude Blakey, 81. Paul,
Mimi.
At the evening worship hour at 8 .. M,
Henrietta James Missionary Society was in
charge Mrs ERie Larkin, program chair
man. presided. Mrs. Lydia Brown, presk
dent, made her report of the national BAp-
tist convention recently In session In At
lanta, Ga. Mrs. Brown gave q fine ooverAge
Of the women's national convention.
In . message from the pastor. he re-
ferred to the convention as the largest
meeting Of the Baptist convention In his
tory" and added I'VE really are proud Of
the Baptist Of America"
Mrs. MAyme BurTell president Of the
Minnesota state women's convention, at
tended the session with Mrs. Brown, and
was among the visitors at the evening wor-
ship.
Pilgrims calendar of events IL overflow
ing with fine entertainment for future dates
The public Is invited to worship at Pil-
grim next Sunday.
81. James A. NJ. e. (MinnssDOls) The
Elder A. L. Kirk Of Beacon Light Church
delivered the sermon Sunday, using as his
text; The Forgotten Man" Ps. - ;l2. The
church extends thanks To all who helped
make successes Of Youth Day. Woman's
Day and Missionary Day. Rev. E r. Thomas
IL pastor Of St James
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-20
FATHER DIVINE FOLLOWERS
WANT TO GO TO POLLS
UNDER HEAVENLY" NAMES

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA) -
Three Of Father Divine's followers
last Friday asked Judge Clare Ger
aid Fenerty, in Common Pleas
Court No. 5 to override the Regis
tration Commissions refusal to en-
roll them as voters because they
would not state their birth names.
Using their religious" names
in the suit were Job Patience, 40,
of 972 South Broad street; Prodigai
Son, az, of 507 South Broad street,
who said he served in the Army
under that name, and Miss Victory
Love, of S95 North 4lst street,
who pointed out her original name
had been wished upon her ancestors
by shareholders. Judge Fenerty
took the case under advisement.
WHITE SUPREMACY TOPIC
"The Menace of White Suprem-
acy'," will be the subject discussed
at 8 p. m. Friday, Sept. 20, when
DR.. Grace Carlson, Socialist Work
ers party candidate for United
States Senator, addresses an open
meeting at st. Paul campaign head
quarters, $40 Cedar street.