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Evening star., 1947-02-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

"7,95O' WILL BUY this detached frame
and asbestos shingle bungalow with rms )
3 bedrms., bath. gas air heat. only yrs.
9a Gas 0P Pines lot SfaisH Sf
HHner 2E ,zs ~ ans sigf fS''1 pm s. WESLEY
aNSSNAPPoLis RD.' : biks from new cheyerly
theater and shopping center-Det,, corner,
6 rms, finished basement .,S with bar: ar
IYzBE z5sE r. 0la ADAMs sMfEssd dN foF f14s mme' ss'e
AyoNDALE TER.-2-story brick, det. home
with liv. rm., din rm;, modern Kit. on lst
heat, lovely yard inclosed by Anchor fence.
For further information, call Mr.. Black,
wood No: e5s5. with II sHANSoN II NON g. LucHs
BEAUTIFUL SLIGO HILLs-custom-b built
as the home of the former owner, using
the finest materials and equipment; 4
rooms Gncluding sunrooml and layatory
sn sun iss deck K on i?x and f.: ree Tm With fire.
place. maids quarters and bath in base
ment oil a-c heat bqilt-ih gar; ~ this
88-ft. lot with many maple and Oriental
cherry trees: will sell completely furnished
With v IL sHANaQEH Na gsqE & LocHs co" 1908 Il ST.
ONLY 81 900 DOWN and $50 per month
Most attractive brick gungalow;, 2 nice
cient for 3rd large bedroom; full basement.
OF heat re- yasan pPoge h weeks M4 Ha He
CO. 1905 Il st. NV. Ma. 2345.
CAPE COD. IN SILVER sPRING-Charm-
sas asr X asssS sS
refrigerator: gas heat. In new-house con-
asqn 4sI2H wh E9E saRNN t. ucas fs co M
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
2iS as aaa asp p4 sotsse Sz sfm' ee sRs sP
END open I'll ef2las49Rso o. Il t0ffi
Hayli GYATTsvILLE ENi I1s HILLs-Levely brick; LIST
bath, kit, elec; range and refgr.; end a., 3
pd cs sifh r nice es Wa sfs Pses
& QUEENS CHAPEL a E AMAseiso5Hi MANoRM5 ss bunga
bed bedrooms s -aS and bath; % near tTansporta ton
Ms saaas alsseEg %A sya'ft is15 5rs Of o. 1878
EANaztSopEs MODEM bEsiGN Il at its best-Beautfu1
place; located IN Silver Springs loyeliest
and-stone house, built in 1941 and Just re.
decorated. has living room. dining room,
ktchen t snd bs ssfhs S
well-landscaped lot. Call Mrs. Poole, sH
BETHESDA, MD.-Modern brick home. on
lovely wooded lot; lst floor, entrance hall,
lge. liv. rnl. with fireplace, din rm., kit,
rms. and bath; oil h.-w.h h. slate roof; near
schools and good transp. w. 3. WRIGHT,
EN-; 1880 until Pm .u., ..u,.
bungalow, with bedrooms, large LIVING
room with fireplace, screened side porch;
PHiLfP B. KEY REALTY. 81. 3oIo until
8 pm. =
SILVER SPRING-5-room brick bungalow;
full basement, stairway to attic; reduced
for immediate sale. PHILIP B. KEY REAL
TY. 81. 3O1O until 8 pm. =
Evening star., 1947-02-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

I-ACRE BUILDING SITES - NEARBY
Springbrook Forest, where careful plan.
ming and protective restrictions assure
ment. rS 4 perfect setting for your future
home. 2 ia miles from Woodmore shopping
center in seT snWRn sprRg Wgs.bnsto5 Prsss
as low as ST, $50. average less than 4c per
square foot, including fine paved roadways
with no assessment OF any ,. kind Cssn ssi.st or
s-ACRE HiILToP BUILDING SITE with
view Of cosntrS M
one ss Of the most desirable building sites In
neighborhood. i The price. $4,000. includes
a private paved driveway, already con.
is Is one OF only seven ,homesites available IN
beautiful springbrook, rigidly restricted
development on the Colesyille rd. IN the the
from downtown washington, where careful
planning and protective covenants assure
values and freedom o oFs tSa
streams asaas f Prices Seein at s475o. ineludins
yed say kind Titerature and plat on REQUEST
Phone for appointmsnt to inspect GEO.
J MOSS. Realtor; sH & $500 oe,,u
e.t BgAuTl1g appsans sTfg
location for your future home, where over
200 individually designed evenings re-
sss ssss e to hEa LIB tes Rde low Vi
ali utilities: Woodmoor shopping center p
S1s sSs tsFRinf Rssior Pffs sn Sso6 Ns request oE9
Streets: sewer, and water ready: bus ssrv.
REVS III aps ssRS9s Sh2sE D. e0e sek
tainins 7s choice homesites, bordsred By
reasosSiy prlced for QUICK sale fur
@a Rsf iPf0rRs5ssn # ga6sbERy ss e5 g. lqR tn 1913
seas tealGS HSids bess esa TR
ssS Sows viii buy BY 1s,s 4,.,ss e
I EHer prae setos only Md so66 65 kAY Y RsY CO.
kAi kAyENwoop EsyRoiop EsrArEs-virs.nia,s MOS. m
ssaSp i1tsf % DsEs52sas Sniy 3 @ saa
SiRssa ohE:4 ~ Es' ss. ssHs'e assG
sssse wssses sad h?as'iiss "a 'iiin.sslsd ssSS
TbHbFR Fi aTaN6N SRsFi6 Ra7sh ssholo. i.
beautiful NV: subdivision, average usbis st1s'
Streets Streets on grade, ali ready to 90; Can 6e
purchased at 10a, cash payment, u l, groups yy
2i SrRGss ae s7aS satss issh 1Nc ea 1Sss :
APT. APT GROUND. nr. Penna. and Minnesots
es eafS ns ss sRELroS shell e5Sntsfs AZ s55i
buslines; water and sewerage: priced loyi
e ssoo sSPsaanff1 aHs f15 ss'ise ssowN II kETY s1s coR
BBEAG2iffuL BE WOODED LOTS eysrlookins
81 900 TO Sl.590: utilities in or ayailable;
short drive to downtown. Gail MALCOLM
Ma. 1858 until pm.
also 3 building lots, 1ooxsS0; $500; Y;
4 III RoBINsoN. easfS on ow so77. OK. i45o. "a
BUILDERS-Ideal apt site, frontage on
Q SITS. and Govt. park. zoned 40-A; $4,000
on IT. shs askhs n town. sST Der S over
phone. See Mr.. Mensh. GoLDsTEN BROS.
coNNEcTIcnT osg & iSIaiT AvE-Just beyond Jones
BElegs r. ss nice lots ready tor SdS SSgdiSsins
onR 6 NO MONTHLY PAYMENT financing to
build your home in Chevy Chase. Nd, is
iiss j: ri. !! s f. sS
shi,t SILVER i sPRrNG-we have several yer,
desirable lots availabls at Esas9nabls
REY gIlsss srAhTY h1slaIsiys ST. so1o tt5a pn. % pm
BufL DERs-12 lots, ideal location. center
pwikk 4 cAsTER REALTY CO. 1913 N.
D6RRivsEiLs05PERs@5 6Ris acres, in the heart Of
Arlington County. ideal for subdtyisions
Eo Essiuilyfs fgfs RwgEs r gs (. + eaRTas 6z asso REALTY
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1947-02-06
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
gation. VIM. II. SAUNDERS Co. NC,
Realtors Test. 1882. 1919 K st. NV. DI.
NAVAL ORDNANCE OFFICIAL wants or
4 be6rm. home with spacious rms. on l or
2 acres, conv. to Naval Ord. Lab. 81.
oy.. % a; sAg soss9 yeg CASH .nz :ssss :ssa for
FORD SHERTzER. RE. 2735, Wo. 9l9l.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne
eF sns fs eo9 Sse er eo 4s5 re- OF
FREE APPRAIsALs-Llst with us 1 for
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
x pag Sus sep T r u.s. Nfzs fas RusEs E
G9 rEoWEE 1sSA Eys ii hT Ex saoo sooa de
pay all cash for good value. Bog sao.G
GoLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house at
In hn' All Is E Branches. s s. 3d. NV 'ai AS'A's
WILL BUY, RENT Or SELL your prop-
srS fSs RoSs sssrfe 1907 S H0n st. M sass 81 g. 1885, 1885,
MaSThp ESh chsHD A kE nss5s' d ish aa
st. ne. Ho. 01S1: eyes,, WA. 4069. IS
Sc. AND NE. PROPERTY-we will nay
aesuss n sssh ausk e s seon sell Max d4l ySa Ms
cHARIEs i: GUM has clients xa,tins
% purchase homes IN any section Of Wash.
Ma sslGs BEATTY cS can ss hSSS your
ssltsssIsa S sssa ssis Wilson Si7a: Ct: Or
II n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop
E s5s I ws Reaso son essrf sos sorh sa e. espO Hq
We Will PAY ALL Cash for 9 nice s
or 6 room BUNGALOW in NV. p; G.: or
M9DIATE H Wiil M buy 's your
market market value Free apPpraisals MITCHELL
s TO s ACRES, with house: 10 miles Of
MT. Rainier; up to $4,000 cash. Owners
only. Ewes, HO. 1850. 3
house if i priced ' right prefer ' Places suit,
aes SF ase venting Room $ H. 5fo Ef
WE NEED A WELL-LOCATED (n.w.) 3 or
ehsssH ssaF has s0f % dssh sE aS Ss3aa
pETAtaEpa 8 q ! room y house, da;s: n;E: aEss 1oa
cash payment; good monthly repayment.
Call DE. 1O11. Ext. 1874, days. Agents or
VETERAN desires purchase direct from
owner, 5.6-room brick bungalow. auto.
heat; GI: below $4,000; D. c., nearby Md.
TR. OILY after pm y
sesn EsT OR d1EoE R1EAearR w. HGsss RS wi5e
5051; ewes, DU. 0747. is
ARE You SELLING your house? Yes
ately and 1 viii inspect and give you the
price it will bring. You then. decide
whether you want me to sell 1t for you.
GUY WHITEFoRD, INC. 1925 st. NV.
FOR A SMALL HOUSE, In good location,
with large grounds, oil heat, fireplace, will
address and full details to Box 269-K,
I WILL PAY YOU ALL CASH for your
house or will sell for you. Call PECK CO.,
340S 18th st ne CO 3333. 10
Evening star., 1947-02-06
INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMEKCIAL LOT, 35,B3B 50. r., su1t-
able for gas station and stores. You buy
LIANs. REALTY CO.. AIS wilson blvd
sUILpEss, sM eEsss ATTENTroN-Apartment house
ground, 176,33O 50. it.. zoned RA 1925.
sewer W M and water. WILLIAMS REALTY Co.
a4jS aprs Wien sys pw centsa sasa
location In Ist-commerciai zone: newly An.
ishsd throushout: all apis. available, ideal
bsns a9r sss: Drs.. ops as'rsa r%oopspE
FfKsf coMMERCIAL on Bladensburg I'd
-Detacfled home, large rooms and bath
h-w.h.: lot 90x145; ideal location for any
business. Owner out Of city. Priced ridic-
ulous1y low for immediate sale. Call GE.
227o u 2 gTe.,,n Pm. sysnsngs M M Aissi1s Gn
Evening star., 1947-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CENTRAL DOWNTOWN location. vicinity
i4th and N. 7. ave. NV: owner with erect
s-story building for long term lease 70 re-
sponsible tenant, excellent site. for ofhces;
area approximately 1000 50. #: See Mr..
Dodge, jr.. WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash
NEw gsn buD nnE ss92 sea5 eD and
ONCE in front, shop behind; zoned indus
trial; $3.50 mo- Call MR.. LABOFTSH, Union
1850 or Georgia 3453. To-
Evening star., 1947-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY small End commercial;
alley or street front: in any condition.
Details. please, TO Box 354-E. Star. 10.
ATTENTION-n you have business prop
erty, = Commercial or investment property
for sale please contact us. We have many
clients with substantial cash who want
caIl Mr. west, HEANEY g. CO.. 1858 Conn.
ave n no bRfi6 -
Evening star., 1947-02-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes,.

sth AND r S.W.-Va-
cant; semidet., 6 large rms. and bath, coal
h.-w.h.; S7,450. A. N. ROTH. woodward
Bldg. MA 1915. -6
Evening star., 1947-02-06

FAIRFAX CoUNTY-1s mi. D. Co., close to
schools and stores Attractive 4-bedroom
tile house on acre OF ground, Paved road
bus by door. all modern improvements,
large r. with hreulace, large q. r. large
windows. Garage. IL apple trees, vineyard.
Second house. Nice lawn. and shade.
ofhcer owner transferred California.
Fsirfaa SF esa Country Estate
12 mi. D. C. If you appreciate good taste
and landscaping you viii like this charm
ing place set on one Of the highest points
in the county, with paved road on two
sides. Attractive stone walks and terraces.
white pine. beech: and other trees Is "a. White lite
cut. has large j. r. with fireplace, large dr..
large library with solarium. Kitchen open
first floor, Second .fioor has 2 bedrooms
with 2 other unfinished rooms, Basement
with stable for horses and a, work shop.
Space for servants quarters above garage.
Blue-st drives. Close to stores. schools
and churches. One block to bus, Grand
place for children and one where you
sae g enPy Pyced yns foT aues sale u
stantial cash. Seen by appointment only:
lines to be made lovely. The kind. of place
hard to find. that you can really do Things
with. Some acreage. Priced right. Easy
'o0ihas We have = wide selection of desirable
just beyond Howard Johnson and trafic
ORR. Phone oV. I772 or Fairfax, la.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
SUBURBAN SAlE-viRGINIA.

HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION
Mod. new, 5-rm. br. veneer, n a.-S11 600
3 new, mod, 5-rm. bungs, n a.-10,500
5-rn, mod. BUNGALOW, Falls church $3.50
5-rm frame, bath, 12 mi D. c.. $500
6-rm. cot, eIec., "a g., 10 mi. d. c., 4.50G
Tm Tn cot St. ss sles a arepi T. All All D vs g. 1888
acres, town Of Vienna a----- 2,400
& rms, h, ,-wh,, bath, Q R/1o e $500
5 rms, h.-a.h., bath, 10 m D. c. $500
4-rul. modern bungalow, 1 6|10 a.. $500
rms, bath, a, 20 mi; D, G.; S'5555oo
RAY BARNEY, Vienna, Va Phone
Vienna oIS -
Evening star., 1947-02-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

HOUSE in good sec.
tion of VIRGINIA; brick preferred; must be
In good condition. CHI 6442. u
Evening star., 1947-02-06
AL BAKER OFFERS

AL BAKER 0tFEhS- -,
Groom cottage at Engleside .sacre
7.-room house. at Engleside. "a acre
land; $500. Has complete power plant.
9, 6 6-room reg semidet: brick; full basement; dris
Groom row brick, coal h.-w.h.; $1,000;
81 800 down, balance $50 month.
81. 500. About 5 miles from Alexandra.
AL BAKER & son, Realtors. f16 8. st.
Asaph st. Alex. 6644. Open Sundays. -
Evening star., 1947-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IN soUTHEAsT-1o,Oo0 SO. it., zoned in
50xS0. corner location. rr. siding in rear;
suitable for score Of uses. BASILIKO
INVESTMENT CORP, 212 Bond Bldg.
DI 1874 --6
Evening star., 1947-02-06

:, S14.950-Detached q
Ioms g bedrooms, nice
with picture window and
Side concrete porch off
| &C. heat. Terms to
+. Call Mr.. Boswell, Ma.
Suns. WO. 54S2. BOSS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-03
"ONE OUT OF TWO"

One out of every two per-
sons alive today in the Un-
tied States will be killed or
injured in traffic accidents.
The slogan, Zone Out OF
Two," was developed by the
Traffic Safety Committee
of Franklin County. Its
meaning is revealed, after it
appeared all last week-un-
identified - i'm Columbus
newspaper and over radio
stations. 1t is based on sta
tistics from a nation wide
survey which showed a total
of 1,183,5O0 persons killed
or injured in traffic i'm 1916.
Multiplied by 60-the life
expectancy figure for the
average American.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

The following films treat
various aspects Of the life Of
Negro people:
Teamwork (Army Production
20 minutes.
Whoever You Are-20 minutes
American All March of Time)
-16 min.
Call To Duty-20 min.
Henry Browne, Farmer - II
min.
The Highest Tradition - 20
min.
Negro Colleges At War = 10
min.
Let My People Live - Is min.
Man = One Family - II min.
These films may be obtained
through the TWO Film Division,
80 Fifth Avenue, New York, IL,
N. Y.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
49, No w,r.
. 90 WS .: 80.
RECORD NOTES
by RAEBURN FLERLAGE

Dy hAEDOhTN FAEnLAUE
If the Consumers Union has the
right dope, you needn't start wor-
rying about junking your collec-
ton of platters in. favor of wire
recordings for another ten years.
So let's take a quick look at the
latest shipment from the wax
works.
The kid stuff takes the spot
light this week, with three top
flight albums-one new, two hit
ting our mail-drop tardily.
Disc Records tops even the fine
NURSERY DAYS album with the
second in the Songs to Grow On
series-SCHOOL DAYS. Pretty
Charity Bailey, teacher at the
Little Red School House, makes
a winning groove debut with her
charming presentation of "HEY,
BETTY MARTIN, DON'T WE
LOOK PRETTY, and her duets
with Pete Seeger on "PAT
WORKS ON THE RAILWAY,
"DRIVING STEEL" and "COT-
TON NEEDS PICKING.
LEAD BELLY does his famous
"SKIP TO MY LOU" on another
side, and Cisco Houston sets his
warm baritone to might HERD
ING SONG. My kids will get a
copy of this set, broke as I am
I hope yours will too. It's Won
derful job.
Studs Terkel has been telling
me about Herman Ermine for
weeks, and finally I got around
to it. It's a swell story about
brown rabbits and white rabbits
and the old fox who tried to con.
vince them that the color of their
fur made lot of difference.
AS told by actor John Garfield
- who deserves a medal for lend
ing his fine talents to so import.
ant a job = it will grip even the
adults, who will be as happy as
the kids when the rabbits find
that the fox is full of you-know
what and run him out of town.
ALEC WILDER, new member
of the national board of Peoples
Songs, wrote the effective must
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Films for Negro History Week

In connection with Negro His
tory Week, February 9-15th in
elusive, the Film Division Of the
International Workers Order has
compiled list of 16 nm. short
reels useful for programs cele-
brating the event.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

cal score, and Mercury Records is
due the credit for getting the
package together.
Less specific in purpose and eff
feet, Tex Ritter's SONGS AND
STORIES FOR CHILDREN (Ca-
pitoD will nevertheless make a
good companion to the albums re.
viewed above. Tex tells the Sto.
ries behind the songs in an easy
drawl, and then puts his rich
bass voice in front of the guitars
for the singing chores.
The titles are: "THE PHAN-
TOM WHITE STALLION OF
SKULL VALLEY, BILLY THE
KID, WRECK OF THE OLD
N U M b X r NINE, might
HERDING SONG, 81 LOVE MY
ROOSTER, and 'ATHE FROG
w e N T A'COURTING". The
sound effects will also please the
youngsters.
Modesto Mouss0rgsky has al.
ways been regarded as the ''most
Russian" of the Russian COM
posers. His music has tremend.
Gus drive and fierce, wild energy,
as well as an unusual originality.
PICTURES AT AN EXHIBIT.
TION, written for piano, was
later transcribed for orchestra by
Maurice Ravel, is heard to adj
vantage in brilliant new record
ing by Arthur Rodzinski (Colum.
bia). This is the best version
available.
Austers Johannes Brahms en-
We'd Johann Strauss his gift for
lifting waltzes, but his own LOVE
SONG WALTZES, at least when
performed as brilliantly as in the
new Victor recording, is far more
pleasing to these sound-saturated
ears.
The scoring is for four hands
at piano, four voices to project
the folkish texts of the eighteen
brief waltZ-songs. LubOschutz and
Nemenoff do an admirable key
board job, and youthful Robert
Shaw establishes himself as q
conductor of the first rank.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
Mo<4<e Aou:
NBnief Encounter" is story OF
illicit love and plain folks
BY MARJORIE MILTON

brief Encounter" now being
shown at several neighborhood
theaters, has been on practically
every list of the ten best movies
of 1916. 1t deserves to be.
In this mature and poignant
romance of two middle-aged,
middle-class English people, one
finds a sharp contrast to the
rOmanticism of Hollywood.
\ Meeting casually and briefly, a
doctor and housewife find them
selves swept into powerful and
compelling love for each other.
Both are happily married to peo-
pie for whom they have deep
affection and have children for
whom they feel a profound re-
sponsibility and pride.
THE CIRCUMSTANCES which
cause them so much distress and
suffering are neither world-shak-
ing nor fortuitous: they are al
ways entirely credible and never
contrived.
THE MUSICAL background Ca
superb performance of the Rach-I
mammoth Piano Concerto Number
Two by Eileen Joyce and the
London Symphony Orchestral,
which does so much to set the
mood, is completely acceptable
because of the way in which the
story is framed. The housewife
recalls the circumstances of her
romance as she listens to a con-
cert on the radio.
In a flashbaclx, the crashing
crescend0 Of public as she
stands on the platform of a
railroad station is interrupted
by her husbands voice asking
II she minds IL he turns the ra-
do on q little In the usual HOl-
lywOOd movie, the audience Is
merely asked to accept the pres
ence of full symphony orches-
ira i'm all small train depots.
The movies stature lies in its
simplicity and unpretentiousnesS.
Written and produced by Noel
Coward, directed by David Lean
and acted by Trevor Howard and
Celia Johnson, it is a harmonious
blending of superior photography,
music, direction, script and act
ing.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

elemental of fairness as well as
overwhelming will anxiety for pervades all OF the
peoples of the earth"
4-"It seemed greatest peril today
phoba created by factions who would have
people everywhere there in world for
social system view of the exist
a obviously could be achieved without
the other. And the most import
contribution to be made toward this goal to convince
the people of the world that is not inevitable"
SIN view of existing tendency diplomatic impasse the
principle compromise must replace the Gibraltar COM
pick international politics"
6I BELIEVE democraces the should watch with
nebory interest and good will rather than with dsrust the
experimentation like Czechosovakia Australia
of trying reconcile extremes of
socialism and private enterprise"
Zone frequently and strongly reiterated i'm
pessions that the United States in the
ewes world colossus without precedent
ST believe should acknowledge readily the
exchange especially as it applies between cou
tries whose political relations are strained"
e-T RELIEVE freedom of information international
must abrogate freedom of misnforma
on the world regulate
that mnformaon becomes punishable violation OF
their laws.
l0-T the world would benefit greatly II two
pece modern writing compulsory reading
the countries of the United Nations: Wues
One World, Hersey's Hiroshima" .
III that to despair OF the world
to resign that human nature is COM
d to another war is only solution
to problems"
HAVE lost hope believe that ultimately we will
find this world but that the quest will
through agonies until democracy not
psere democracy achieved for the entire world
believe each of us assist in this mammoth task
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01

released over the CHS network and will probably
be based the following II points included in
Corwin's long report on his trip to the broadcast
ing company:
1--we seem to be farther from WILKES
One World today than we were when his
thesis became the best-selling book in Ameri-
ca !. /. None of will get far i'm any direction
if the leading powers of the world fail to set
an example,
1.-The reservoir of good will toward the Unit
ed States about which Wlke spoke enthusiast
cally in 1912, has drained to dangerously low
level"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-01
R D (: R E E W
Mormon Corwin's One World

YORK-Norman Corwin, Willkie Award winner has re-
with extended series OF
heard The shows will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
TAT

Under. and by virtue. of the power and
authority duly given by. a judgment OF
~. suu.rior Court of New Hrnove'
c.,fafy in that proceeding therein pend
ins entitled city of Wilmington. North
CsrolIrs, New Hanover County and G, r.
Morse. City-Cosnfy Tax Collector vs..
Nancy. McIntire and husband, Samuel
Ncfntire, their heirs, devisees and as
signs, John Doe and Jane Doe. and any
ard Gil persons, firms or corporations
who. might in any contingency claim sn
interest. in. the. property involved in his
action, known or unknown. sui juris or
non sui juris, including any not in esse
and persons non cor,pos --mentis who
might, by. possibility. hereafter set up
q claim the. undersigned Commissioner
VIII on Monday. February 10. 1947. at
Il o'clock noon at the Courthouse door
Of New Hanover county. offer for sale
and sell at public sale to the last and
highest bidder Tor cash subject to con-
fr,nstion. of the Court, the following
described property lying and being In
the City Of Wilmington. N. c.:
Beginning in the southern line Of
Green street at a point ~forty-one feet
th-ee inches eastwardly from the eastern
lire. Of Anderson street,. running thence
seuthward]y and parallel with Anderson
street sixty-six feet. thence eastwardly
and parallel with Green street forty-one
fset three inches. thence northwardly
and parallel with Anderson street sixty
SIX feet to the. southern line Of Greer
street; thence, .westwardly. along the
southern line, Of Green street. forty-one
fset three inches to the point of begin
ming: same being, part OF Lot No. l Ii
Block 2sa according to the official plar
Of the City. of Wilmington.
The successful bidder will be Required
- deposit 10 per cent Of his bid with the
Commissioner.
Dated sAnd posted this the 4th day Of
-. CLAYTON c. HOLMES,
= COMMISSIONS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19
TWO OFFICERS
GET REHEARING
Two Policemen Sentenced
For Criminallv Attack
ing Negro Mother

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. l8.-Up-
Hastings Court Judge John L. IN
gram today set Feb. 81 as a near
ing date on a motion to set aside
the seven-year prison sentences OF
two Richmond policemen convicted
of criminally attacking a 33-year-
old Negro mother.
The officers, Policeman Carl R.
lBurleson and Auxiliary Policeman
Leonard E. Davis. were convicted
late yesterday. Defense attorneys
moved to set aside the verdict as
being contrary to law and evid-
ence.
Burleson and Davis were charged
with attacking the woman, Mamie
Strayhorn, mother Of two children,
in a parked car after they had ar
rested her companion, Francis
|Hatchett, on a drunken driving
charge.
The officers pleaded not guilty.
They admitted having seen the
woman, but testified they took her
to a spot near her home after
Hatchett's arrest. and that she
thanked them for the ride.