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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD ,49 de luxe sedan; dark blue.
sss!. EMERSON fCseeSi Z oRMs MxsES {sSieES; ssiisaE5
oDsn snr til n pn ss Indoor 1n;S Pa pispia9: i1leS
FORD '62 Custom convertible "S";
extras. Finished in dark green and
Ii1 lSnS top Wv. tires. Beat the
this one for $2.195. LOGAN MOTOR
2-2617. Open evenings. IS
FORD so Tudor; black; immaculate
ttharoughout; S1.O95. WILLIAMS,
FORD 1899 VS.; equip. with r. and
n; new tires; original black finish;
~ Shs9 EPIINNEY EPINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
FORD Al Fordor; duals: sidewalks;
FORD 40 Tudor; heater; low mile
$s5 sGSe SoRfaEAsTn fsaHhdlsIHn MoTSE Mso5FSSshGS5 eo
!FoTdl. 440O Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FORD 80 convertible; T.. h.: in ideal
$9fsS $sG9nHs5tSion NoSfGHEAfq%F oTsffH sqF MTSg MsPFHgt%s
cord, 44OO Benning I'd. ne, LU.
FORD 4e Tudor; r.. h.: black paint;
good low.cost transportation. 1895.
NOE NEG0HRSTHEAsT MOTOR Go. !Fordl.
FosS s4esni1s FoFdc4; cd 9s ssss lu c.5t !:
ssss a2I 9TsSit MoToR co oEd
go Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S3OO.
FORD 81 convertible; 1895; Z.
ai1t and h.; ,n. n sxeelient cond; through
sFe95dl, esdlS, 920 Bladensburs I'd. ne. Ii.
FORD 40 Fordor; S7s5; r. and h.,
overdrive; In Al condition all the
Tay: vpS:dn HNS0dRIIH,EEAsT NSd I,dE MOTOR CO.
FORD 80 Tudor; sss5; in Al con-
MOTOR CO. tFord,. $50 Biadens-
FSFSG SSsG Ts sh p;e;; Ferdd- IL SiSS! S5IssoC .
EAST MOTOR CO. 1FordJ, 44oO
HENRY J 1851 S-dr.: overdrive and
heater: asn:n VERY high 5;4.5 gas mileaEe saE and
ten Fsafantee @ car di:cS S1S9 ,ov Writ
trade. WILLIAMS & BAKER BAKER. Ar Area rs 'S
Oldest Nash Dealer, 29th and M
HSEEsNiEa9;H SEsi W j 81 8 cylinders. Custom d.
aSs Vsor ipCtRh 1g RhsaSs sd. T.nts snd SD: 4
Iors, trunk. custom upholstery;
mechanically perfect and clean
Throughout; $3.50. Terms. RA.
HEHEY IISaGY' J 81: one-own.r car: low
ss4S @s4fsss SILVER 6ySF % spRiS Hi tS the MorSH Eoe1
~. sz3167. Directly across from
HUDSON '46 43door sedan: radio and
heater. Mechanics specially This
car needs some mechanical Atten-
vGR YER 81 sPRiNa Il reS MOTOR SrS e. CO. Soo Nc S
1902 East-West hwy. JU. S-3157
Directly across from U. 8. Royai
JEEPsTER 40 convertible; heater.
SyfEaF1Sf; AZ priSed js tS ss; se26 Can
KAISER, 1858 de luxe 4-dr. sedan,
emerald green; going overseas: must
ell Immediately; $2.IOO. or best
of{sr Can ewes. LU. ,2-O709. %
KAiSER A! '49 4-door sedan, equipped.
IN TniS car car is real clean iI,isde and
SPRING MoToR CO.. INC. io0s Njs
rectly across from D. 8. Royal sign )
AAlSER 49 4-dr.i S499; heater: in
East MoTOR CO. IFordS. go
LINCOLN 80 "12i" 4-door sedan;
beaut. admiral blue finish. /. and h..
xTIoMER zxcTFf9ssle isss MoroRsr sSssri i1ss 8 issS
Ii F$ sso;s sets e. sus sssGs gsrsi t.i e. g sessSS
LINCOLN 40 sedan; 1895. Only 1929
gains. AUTo WHOLESALERS. NC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

81 h-ton panel. very
SS45. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.
INC. 1880 Conn. ave. RE. 757s7S,
sssf s6na nass aRd !a:rss a fHs:l'sssssS ssSd t';3g
rSRS SS1sSlliis4s iis4s FL s-cylinder 1E-ton
panel delivery; repainted Ford red;
heater; excel. tires; $696. PARK
WAY FORD. so61 M st. n.W' AD'
FORD IN 1M-ton stake: dark green
body; wood in excellent condition;
heavy-duty grin guard; signal lights
PARKWAY MOTOR CO. S051 N
st NV AD 20; SiS1s5 9Dsn 9%n tt1,ce to E
with WITH FSrd. SST %G9'a BIG e. s54 -cubic.incf
engine. This truck is fully equipped
with S.25X2O tires, Gar Wood dumr
body. high LOADED sideboards. and
cab shield. fish plated. 2-speed rear
with synchro-mesh transmission. and
on heater and this esdg s5g'f oI Is WORK. n
FORD dR eI'2: 81 &2:-ton express; new tires
Will sacrifice. Can be seen real
20l3 Kearny ST. ne; ,,,,r ID
FORD 80 M-sNn p9sne zane ~ wi iesn sacrs; Tes'
2O13 Kearny st. ne. -5
FORD 81 N-ton pickup crane. heav!
duty generator; 81 Chevrolet K2-tcr
pickup; Ar Cherolet u ton crane
all from / owner. MARKET SERV'
ICE STATION. 400 Fla. ave. ne.
GMC 1947 M-ton panel; in excel
on;; eond;; good tires. low mileage; rsa' rsa'
1947 DODGE, CO. engine, van-type
bed; in excel. cond.; low mileage
used for fruit truck: cost So, 700
sell for S575; BY OWNER. Call JA
2-7395 between g and 8 pm. -5
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX CoUNTY-94-acre lots,
$1,000. ,1!s-acre lots. $1,000, All
are wooded. Call YEONAS REALTY,
"a. S-2100. 1918 Wilson blvd. Arl..
oX0N HnL-choice acreage for
high-class homes: grand valley view;
70 min; 60 Capitol; CAP Several 5-acre
aSs SSiIssTi 49, 81 gsSk1SNER gss!sa so.Rs5!. :
"fRavEESNwoo6," fSa Eli Is virrin,a,s best ts Sec
tion, S0-100-ft. frontage. 21O It.
deep: wooded. city sewer, water,
gas, curb. Cali owner direct IL.
PI1Nss READY for. ~ units: ne.
FUSS BROS. Ma. s-o5sS. no. q
planted saifs SSEnf5 sSabs Si 9or sss
Henry dr.. Arl. IA. 7-S907. IS
LOTS-7h acres that can be cut into
81 sse lots bewesn Ct %G1s yef BLOCK sSrSs Of an
Wheaton: Price based on 81 .000
per lot; Sewer and water. owEER,
BuiLDERsworoup IA rambler lots.
Best Arl. location. JOHN H.
MILLER, JR. & BRO, Ma. S-2557.
BURNING TREE ESTATES. in The
SSgnsTS Ss1as cup Soesites S5es O. so
Out Bradley blvd. to our sign. ROB-
INsoN 10. 7-7117: eyes,, JU.
rWo w ts1oT sI1oTs FOR SALE. 5ox1eo, IN
best NV. loc:; $3,45O or best offer
Call OIL. 4-2004. -s
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MOTORCYCLES

SEE THE .ss TRIUMPH TWINS now
Priced from S74S. "The World
Best Motorcycle Trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS. 100 9th ct. NV.
CO 6-1496
B. s. A. 40; 25occ., 4-speed gear
box; new primary chain; SITS or
best offer. OIL. 4-5361. -9
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BOATS

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
brokerage listings containing Cor
rect Craft. Wheeler. Richardson.
Colonial, Owens. Baltzer. Chris
Craft, Steelcraft,. Welin and other
1858 Correct Craft cruisers and
runaboutS now on display. THE
WASHINGTON MARINA. 1900
Maine ave. s.w. RE. 7-47a7.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co.
Dealers in This Area for
Safticraft Steel 2S-ft. and 32-ft.
Cruisers
Century Inboards, and outboards
Shepherd Inboards
YACHT BROKERS
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. 3-4145
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STORES FOR RENT

18 7th ST. N.E.-Excel. location. next
to Safeway grocery; reasonable rent.
Can be used for any type business,
or will turn over established dry
cleaning business. LU. 1-9723. or
s,rs sun; and eyes, RA. a-s746. Mr.
OWNER WILL BUILD Several
ess sosnsy sSSi Ma e sAM1EI Rf61s Z. &GBeS GsBoeSdIEY.
sEEF-sERVICR GRoCERY in Center
Mkt. City. 5th and K SITS. NV. app.
Stores since i916 doing an excellent
business; imm. occup.; reas. rent.
To inspect call MI. Robbins. DI.
7-5o39 or call Mrs. Sennett. ME.
1912 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Very desirable store with b. shoE aDT
aeP" watef incf nef 0@Ssi sVa IN mined. E E sI4s rs
STu STusFist nG. re-. dsSi 7-fqsl. III sn0' ''O's
400 Ist ST. N.W.-Corner store.
show wind, approx. 17X44, fluor.
lights. completely decorated; S125
mo. To inspect. call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN q CO.. 14l5 K st. NV, ME.
30 N. GLEBE RD.. ARL., VA.-Mod-
ern store, f1reproof bldg. 20x60.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415
K st. NV. NE. S-5400.
l125 14th ST. N.W.-Grnd.- .-hr store,
approx. 18x5O. 2 lavatories; immed.
occup.; reaS. rent. To inspect, call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415
K st. NV, ME. S-5400.
S32 9Th ST. NV. (across street from
new Gen. Acctg. OR0, approx. 1.000l
50. IT,, plus dble. gar, in rear: i'm
mediate occup.: reas. rent. To in
epect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN q
CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME-. S-54O0.
8415 M ST. N.W.-17x5O;- $50 mo.
heat included; immed. occup. To
inspect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME. S-5400.
BUILDING, approx. so by 12, at 16
Mass. ave-. NV. LII. 3-9611. It'll
g pm. -5
STORE. SHOP AND OFFICE
Parking for cars; S225 month. 3120
GAnFpf0
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6-YEAR, $1,000 deferred purchase
second trust payable S52 mo. 1O4
33rd st. ne. All offers considered.
BERGMAN REALTY CO.. Ia.
9-1750. ST 3-9433. %
FIRST TRUST, So, seasoned;
makers, 2 indorsers: payable sol
monthly; more years when balance
falls due: so discount (S417); will
sell balance. $S,344. for 1927.
OWNER, Box 38-A. Star. 80
ATTENTION, NOTE BUYERS
Second trust S5;5oo payable .Sn $4s mo.
Second trust $4,000. payable $40 mo.
at 6ge int; a real buy ct $3; 400.
at SO int. Priced at S3,O50.
Second trust S5,700 payable S46.25
mo. at Sc int. Sacrifice at $4,000.
Second trust S5,450 payable $50 mo.
at ,6eo int. Safe investment at
All the above notes are behind B&L
Association first trust.
For complete information on these
notes and many more desira able note
Investments call DAVID NIMETz,
RE. 7-5039. CO. 5-4584. --6
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AuToMoTivE MISC.

WOOD STATION WAGON repairing,
reftniehtng, rebuilding; one piece or
eompL body guar. wk. HO. 2-6s10.
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OFFICES sSos LOTS AN" sss,asI FOR oUGTA BE A LAW

Mr.. MINNESOTA and PENN. AVE. Sc.
Of 8 lge. rms, bath; ideal for once
Plgs Nv: quarters; Se$ $1Oo mo. RE,
ofice in dwtwn. elev. OF. bldg: all
services included in rent; immed
occup; $50 mo. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN p sEr 40 4 Co.. 14ib K st.
ON THE AVENUE, Occidental Bldg,
willard and washington Hotels
Excellent opportunity to acquire en-
tire floor Of 1900 50. IT. in this
desirable bldg. Can be offered either
1d Y Thols sHSNHoN HE Ps5t Consult HcAs Ne 4S5 co
BOND BUILDING, 14th and N. Y.
ave-. NV. We can offer several
single once suites from $50 per
mo. See bldg: supt. or consult Mr..
A1gu66yward' SHANNON g. LuSHs CO..
COLUMBIAN BLDG, 4l6 9th st. NV.
suites Tor for im%ed' Es Occupancy at this
conv.. address, directly across from
Court House So. Oftices from $45.
st; st; NV; Ma, s-2346. .. ooo
hIdg All Services incI IN rent To
insp. call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. 1415 X st. NV.
conn and NwS o5 lge rms. rs .,.s AND
bldg. Completely redec. Immed. oc-
sEsRsHfE1N faRsRsH; N ESP Ca ean e Realtors. rs.
14I5 K st. NV. ME. $1,000.
DOCTORS, dentists. attorneys, pro-
fessional men. " mi. D. C. line in
Colmar Manor. Just " blk. of Bla-
denSburg rd. New professional bldg.
Offices now being completed. Modest
rentals Of SIS monthly for 21a rms.
Excellent lease. Inspect now so we
may complete and arrange accord
ing tastes. Also store with bulk win
dow fronting on Bladensburg rd.
suitable for loan ofi1ces. only $100
monthly: FAUSSETT. WA. 7-1121.
oFFiCE FIJI T sPxCE-1714 Rhode Island
ave. NV; 2 rooms, pvt. entrance,
able: $50. WASHfNGToN LOAN l.
TRUST CO., MA. S-3440.
1545 X ST. NV. (bet. Conn. ave. and
18th stone large room, storage
room and pvt. Law; $50 per mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 II
st. NV, Ma. 8-2345. u
7O4 9th ST. NV.
Room 24x1S; will do necessary re-
nairs; 5000 per mo. on lease.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1224A14th st. NV. AID. 4.2005
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GARAGES

REAR $50 11th ST. S.E.-Brick bldg
l5x45; 70 stories); immed. occup.
$65 mo. To inspect call ME. S-5400
1922 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Singl.
garage for rent; SO per mo. AID
BRICK GARAGE-corner asth st
and Mass ave. WO. 6-S62S. SS19
Mass. ave. NV. -6
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TRAILERS

SPARTAN. 1851, trailer. soft. with
$4.7o0. Located in Jacksonville.
Fla. In excel. cond. Will sell Tor
$3.50. Telephone Mr.. Boiseau, WO.
6-3231. for particulars.
CONTINENTALS, Streamlites, Trav-
elites. Schults. Kropf Cruisers. You
when you see all these models on
display at COLES. Washington-
Baltimore Blvd. 3 miles north Of
Laurel. Md. Call Laurel 922 or Elk
1859 bse sSeFT. sSFT rRAvELo, completely
transferred. OV. 3-019S. "A
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS y TRUCKS WANTED
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALs Of eli
s$ S1$s fiz' Is 1854 'i''a:' % T.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RIA. 6.l122
BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid fol
good clean cars. IA. 0-4SO1
IN DIRE NEED Tor clean. '36 to '62
autos, any make, any model that
are immaculate. More cash for clean
cars because Of export trade AGNER
MOTOR SALES, 1S M st. s.e.. Ii
SHIgi IMMEDIATELY-clean '4e
to so Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth
Any body style. Have all cash. Cal
MR.. MCKENZIE. Adams 4-S346 til
IN DESPERATE NEED of 1888
through 1947 cars. Anv make Of
model. Cash paid. WILLIAMS. 2001
PRfvHTE PARTY will pay cash fol
1850. Ford or Chevrolet club coupe
Phone OIL. 2-5163 =
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 9 st. NV ME. S-2495.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES .pur-
chased, prompt action, RE. 7-4960.
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K ct. NV.
Evenings. DU. 7-7091.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. ]. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. S-646S.
End TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA.
Immed action, McClaine Properties
200 Wilson Blvd Arl.. ia 2-3300
AMPLE CASH FOR End AND 3rd
MORTGAGES NEARBY MARYLAND
HOMES MR. PERCY JU. $4,000
319 EIG BLDG. Sill SPG.. MD.
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Top prices paid.
Cash today RA. 6-22S1, ia. S-6676.
Day or evenings, -S
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CoLEsvILLE FARMs-Desirable acre
estates from 81 800; / blk. from
schools. Out Colesyiile I'd. (rt.~ 29)
to our sign ROBINSON. JU. 7-7117;
M. Eyes; SALT II WAfEs. siAHfrEss. poroMAc-ov.r
seven thousand IT. new paved I'd.
frontage; A miles Capitol. 2S5 O.,
per a. OWNER. Box 163-B, Star.
OVER 100 ACRES, level ground, abt.
n front; bldg. all around this; first
time offered. ripe for development:
close to Shirley hwy. Price is right
Call Mr.. Grogan, home, Ia. 9-745O.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. Real
tors, ME. S-1143 until pm.
1k-ACRE LOT, Glendale, Md. $3.50:
i1Se, ZINC aha JT, 1N. SiG 4-osfs. 81 ALVIN Ns sP-
READY TO DEVELOP 136 ACRES.
Vic. Fairfax Country Club. 100 yds.
sewer in: long rd.' frontage. sentiy
rolling, excel grades for minimum
subdiV. expense costs; best price and
terms to responsible bldr. or in
ys' yssteE. s..14Gb e LOUIS cAPUTl' Realttor'
AURORA HILLS, VA.-BldR. lots, 60
finished streets included; $1,000
CASH, bal. easy terms.
AURORA HILLS, VA.-Apt. ground
sewer and water Room for 60 units.
10 LOTS. soned for semidetached
houses. Good location; builders
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
REALTOR
758 23rd st. South, Arl., Va.
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Top prices paid
Cash today RA. 6-22S1, ia. S-6676
Day or evenings. -S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SMALL SHOP OR GARAGE for rent
with electric in nearby Md. or D.; c.
ia. 9-l399 after pm. %
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Z MODERN WAREHOUSES
~4NpUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

WEINBURG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors Ma. $4,000
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messenger. Rose Rivens: senior
custodian, Marsha Paine; junior
custodian, Brenda. Shank: inner
guard, Nancy Atkins; outer guard
Barbara Shank.
Bethel No. 8 installed honored
queen, Shirley Shriver; senior
prime esS, Betty Nicodemus;
junior princess, Dolores Haddock;
guide, Barbara GosSage; mar
shall, Joy Nichols; chaplain,
Janice White; recorder, Mary
anne Melick; musician, Mary
Fry; librarian, Joyce Oliver;
treasurer, Fay Pyle; first mes
senger, Beverly Brookman; Sec
ond messenger, Lynne Magruder;
third messenger, Katherine
Kruhm; fourth messenger, Pat
Particle: fifth messenger, Patsy
Ross; senior custodian, Janice
Wilson: Junior custodian, Dorothy
Wilson: inner guard, Nancy
Morcock: outer guard, Edith
Lear; prompter, Lynn Bauman,
and historian, Lola Lee Ander-
son.
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Births Reported
(By the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics,
BOYS.

(By the d. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
BENJAMIN and Patricia Brocato.
Irwin and Leatrice Dickstein.
Edward and Agnes Dooling.
Norman and Hilda Frye.
William and Mary Hitch
John and Florence Lander.
Lester and Mary Myers.
John and Romayne Partonen.
Kenneth and Mary Ritchey.
William and Esther Tucker.
Bernard and Alice Cady.
Richard and Alice Dodson.
Leon and Bozena Fishbein.
Walter and Anna Grimes.
James. and Marilyn Hall
Humphrey and Agnes Howell.
John and Elizabeth Murphy.
William and Ruth Pannill
Carl and Patricia Polvinale,
Henry and Helen Siemer.
GIRLS.
Leslie and Cerita CheunR.
Coe and Mary Anderson,
Robert and, Virginia Collins.
FRANCIS and Gretchen Fletcher.
Robert and Mildred Greenwell.
Lee and Marion Hale.
John and Virginia Hill
Herbert and Mary Mcdonald,
Robert and Elizabeth Schuts.
Joseph and Artistic Vasile.
Nathan and Margaret Williamson.
Benny and Sadie Aauilino.
Charles and Susan Good
Joseph and Louise Hagan.
Obie and Elsie Hauge
Frank and Mary Kendrick.
Francis and Jeannette Poore, jF,
Joseph and Marilyn Tercero.
Maury and Adel Warren.
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Deaths Renorted

(By the D. c. Bureau of Vital statistics)
Helen .sl. Pitney. 30. $3.50 T. st. NV.
Lillian Gardiner, S5. 2044 Fort Davi.
st. Sc.
Charles white. 50. 3525 Davenport It
NV.
David .Lichterman, "a, Washington.
John Richards, "a, 3223 4th st. s.e
Peyton Adams II. 2224 4Oth pl, NV
Mary Noel 6S. 1928 N ST. NV.
BENJAMIN Etler, 50. Arlington. Va.
Dorothy Lee, 45. 336 18th ST. s.e.
Edward Albro. 80. 4019 Bird st. sic.
Maggie Cartwright. 81, 953 26th st. NV
Paul Benianlin, 70. 40 M ST. NV.
Cecilia Coltrane, 70, 1917 Corcoran st
NV.
Blaylock Ellen, II. 5o15 Dix st. ne.
Harry Fields. So Washington.
Minnie Duffy SO, 459 Florida ave. NV
James Boyd, 68 Durham, N. C
Gordon Wilson, 64, 1907 St NV.
Elnora Jones, 63, So T st; NV.
Lulu Michael, 50. % De Frees st. NV
Mary Hill. 46, I'LL N Y. ave-
Quilla Johnson 43, 23S 14th pl n
John Brseden; 16, Falls Church, Va.
Md.
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Negro Masons Plan
New Years Reception

Social Negro Masonic Lodge
will hold New Years reception
January l from $50 to 7:30
pm. at the home of the master,
John j. Lowe, 2909 Twelfth street
NV.
The lodge will celebrate its
129th anniversary on June 6
with religious services at the
Third Baptist Church. Fourth
and @ streets NV. The Rev.
George Bullock will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
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Welded Pairs Beut Once-F Fatal Jinx

she worked at RKO as a
movie actress and he had an
orchestra. Harriet has to be
smart, though we didn't think
SO at the time when she gave
up a four-figure movie career
to sing with Ozzie on radio.
Now they're in TV very sue
cessfully, and taking home a
five-figure-a-week pay check.
Mary Livingstone won't do
television with Jack Benny
but that's because she isn't
well. Shed like to retire from
his radio show, too, but Jack
won't let her go. They've
been married 26 years
worked together 81.
Horrisons Hoppy
Vivien Leigh and Sir Lau-
renee Olivier were always great
as a team, but she just fell
apart when she started to make
Elephant Walk" without him.
Their trouble started when she
did "Streetcar Named Desire"
on the London stage without
Larry to help her through.
Rex Harrison and Lili Pal
mer do their best work teamed
on the stage or in pictures.
It doesn't seem to work as
well when the husband works
as producer for his wife. It
nearly finished Joan Fontaine
when she made pictures for Bill
Dozier.
tReleased By NANA.)
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HOLLYWOOD.

The movie town can't figure
out Gloria Grahan1e, the pro-
vocative blond who won an
Academy award last month.
The gal has been in pictures
for almost 10 years. yet few
people claim they really know
her. Maybe that's why she's
such a good actress.
But her unorthodox ways
upset many people in Holly
wood. These people expect
Gloria to conform to the
modes and methods of the
movie town. She refuses. Three
studios have let her go. and
some of the partings have not
been friendly.
She's Herself
Now she is taking the rap
from certain columnists who
accuse her of having become
afflicted with OscaritlS. "a sea-
sonal disease caused by award
poisoning and resulting in
swelling of the head and the
sense of proportion.l The carp
ing is caused by Gloria's un-
concern over cashing in on the
publicity benefits of her Acad-
emy award.
I'm an expert observer Of
Evening star., 1953-04-12
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Carol Bruce Is Just d Pal Joey Addict
Chance to Puy Vera Role in Triumphant Musical Will Keep
Her From Next Fovorite chore the Summer Theuer Circuit

Miss Carol Bruce whose
streamlined musicals have
been a popular staple there
for years, will not be touring
the summer theaters this year.
She will miss them, and she
hopes they will miss her. but
Miss Bruce will be busy else
where. An irresistible oppor-
tunity came along, to take over
Vivienne Segal's role in "Pal
joey" Miss Bruce did not try
to resist. She's played, and
sung, Vera's role before and
anyone who has done that is.
an addict; incurable type.
So, picking up here a week
from tomorrow, at the Shu-
bert Theater, Miss Bruce re-
verts to being "Bewitched.
Bothered and Bewildered" at
least until autumn. : And
longer, if Chicago insists upon
keeping pal joey" alive. This
is an extremely likely prospect
for the Rodgers -Hammerstein
musical which ran almost twice
as long-540 performances
in its Broadway revival as in
its original appearance.
She Pays q Visit
Miss Bruce dropped down
from New York the other day
to run an informal test on
the sweetness of the local air,
which she remembers with the
keenest Of affection.
This is not her home town,
which is Great Neck, Long
Island, but it is the next thing
to it. In show business, the
next thing to your home town
is the place you get your first
big burst of success. That
happened to Miss Bruce here
IN the late '30s when she, un-
Intentionally, stole louisiana
Purchase" from Vera Zorina
and Irene Bordoni.
The Irving Berlin musical
opened here on a Sunday
night at the National Theater.
The next day Miss Bruce was
the shiningest name in show
business; the new Helen Nor
gan, people said. A few years
later she was singing Miss
Morgan's famous Julie role
in the revival of "Show Boat"
which only goes to show that
sometimes people in show
Evening star., 1953-04-12

catches her as Vera in pal
joey" it might drop its re-
ported elaborate search for the
right girl. She and Vera fit
like gloves, including the
glamour. High style is their
uncommonly common quality
as any one who ever has seen
them together-including Oh
ney summer theater audiences
knows.
Miss Bruce resumes her as
sociation with pal Joey" with
q keen-edged curiosity as to
what mishap will overtake
her. She has. one almost
every show, but most Of them
are minor, and none has ever
caused her to miss a per-
formance.
Nov at Olney." she remem-
bers, IT walked off stage
after the 'Bewitched' number.
fell fiat on my face and
spilled full box of white
powder all over my head, face
and shoulders. I was wearing
a blue suit and you know how
blue suits and white powder
are. But did my best to
yet unmessed for the encore.
It wasn't good, but people were
very decent about the ghastly
change in my appearance.
Mother Wos Worried
There was one exception,
my mother. She warned me
later, in all seriousness, that
a daughter of hers who looked
that pale and drawn should
not be working in summer
theater."
Miss Bruce, if her summer
theater fans do not mind, Is
looking forward to an aspect
of this summer that differs
from those of the last several
years.
This is that settling down
for a run in Chicago, she will
have a chance to be with her
5-year-old daughter Julie.
And with her husband. Milton
Nathanson, whom she met in
his native Minneapolis and
married after four days ac-
quaintanceship. And with
whom she has lived happily
ever afterward despite the fact
that she, an athletic girl, has
never found time to perfect
his favorite sport, golf.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Todoy's Schedules

Stage.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" dark tonight resumes tomorrow
ARENA-"Our Town; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Trouble Along the Way: 1:10 3:15, $40,
7:25 and 9:35 pm.
CAPrTOL-Ma and Pa Kettle Vacation" las, 4:30, 715
and 10 pm. Stage 1885, $40 and sos pm.
COLUMB1A-"Call Me Madam: 1:2O $3.50, 5:40 7:50 and
10 pm
DUPONT-"High Noon" l, 245, 430, 615, and $50 pm.
KETHS-"Peer PAN: 235 425 $780, 8:15 and 10:15 pm
L1TTLETonight We Sing: 1925 $685. 7:45 and 9:55
MacARTHUR-"The Importance of Being Earnest" g. $780,
$50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"Ha Christian Andersen: l. 3:O5 $40.
7:20 and $3.50 pm
oNTAR1O-"Anna": 125, 1885, $40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
PAIACE-"Mouln Rouge: l. 3:1O 525, 7:35 and $3.50 pm
PLAYHOUSE Back, Little Sheba: 1:25, 1925, $780,
7:35 and 940 pm
PLAzA-"Tonight We Sing" 115. 1885. 5:45. 1850 and
0:55 pm.
TRANs-LUx- -"salome: 1885 2:so 445. $40. 1855 and
1870 pm.
and $50 pm