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Evening star., 1935-06-08
VALLEY VISTA

WI lie 7 10 II.
Exceptionally desirable. > rms, din. X.
b. and porch: southern exposure. excellent
ventilation. Reasonable for Summer ',ui!
Belmont I'd. Phone Decatur j0uU. To-
SUBLE1 TILL SEPT. u: BEAUTIFULLY
furnished; large foyer. living room dining
room. kitchen. > bed rooms. bath, shower;
500 month Phone Emerson NJ93.
THE WESTCHESTER- ER-FURNISHED APT,
500 large living room. dining room and
bed room. foyer elec. refr!g available
June - for Summer months Phone
Cleveland $50. 9'
FOR SUMNER MONTHS. TWO ROOMS
kitchenette, dlnette and bath: fine location.
Apply ls?5 Lanier pl. NV. Apt. :. 90
STUDIO APT NEAR CONN AND r.
: Rooms Kitchenette and Bath-Sij.
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Star ~Want Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.
East of Fourteenth So,

NORTHWEST.
East of Fourteenth ST.
list and K sts.-Duncan Pharmacy.
ISt ST ana Fla. aVe.--RelSkln Pharmacy.
Sl6 New York ave. -Sanitary Phsrmaey:
n. Cap. and r, l. ave.-Parker's Pharmacy.
9Th and x sts.-Goldenberg's dime clerks
9TH and o sts-Lincoln Drug Co.
Sth st. and r. l. aIe.-SlmpSon's Phar-
EN- and sts-Hpnton,s Pharmacy bsrns,eyv
llth st. and Park rd.-Armstrong 5 Phar'
macy
Fourteenth st. and West of Fourteenth ST.
1l35 l4th st.--Martys Cigar Store.
llth and P sts.-pav,s Drug Store.
18th and U sts.-PortEer Pharmacy.
14tn md Monroe sts.-Bronaugh's Drug
14lh and Buchanan sts.-HohberGer's
14,h si. and Colorado ave.-oDonneils
17ia Pa ave -Krick's pharmacy
3lst ana G Sts.NQuIsieys Pharmacy
25th s. and Pa. ave.-Columbia Drug
I'm and @ sts-Kcnners Drug Store.
l905 Mass. aye.-Dupont Pharmacy.
1873 COLUMBIA rd.-Bnlv Shop. .,.
32y9 Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
s1S@ CalIfoEnla st-Colodny Bros Phar-
macy.
PetwOrth.
Ca ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
22I Upshur st.-Moncks Pharmacy.
BriEhtwood.
Ga ave. and Kennedy st.-Georgla-
Kennedy Pharmacy
6H1t Ga ave -Brlehtwood Pharmacy
1'3l Alaska ave.-Alaska Ave, Pharmacy.
Manor Park
8rd and Kennedy sts.-Knncr Membert
ec54 3rd I'd st.-Manor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
853 Cedar st.-Matt!ngly Bros Pharmacy.
Connecticut Ave.
Wardmsn PARK Wardman Park Pharmacy.
5%35 Conn. aVe.-The Greetlng Card Shop.
Wisconsin Ave.
1874 Wisconsin ave- Burlclth Pharmacy.
ci4S Wisconsin ave.--PearSonS Pharmacy.
Wisconsin and Mass ayeS.-Alban Towers
Pharmacy.
4@3I Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros.
Georgetown.
333th ard Q s.s.-,suEar.> Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
81 Va. ave. Sc Sthneiders Drug Store.
l0tn St ana Va ave.-Hernert' Pharmacy.
SO 4th St.-HarrIS Drug Store
4th and L StS.-Columbla Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and I sts.-Kenealy's Drug
COS Mass ave Capital Towers Pharmacy.
4th and Sts.-Home Drug Co.
po6 st-Darlng shop
eth st. and Md. ave.--Bradleys Pharmacy.
Attn and East Capitol Sts.-LuCkett Phar-
Str ara Eas. Capitol sts.-East Capitol
1s.h st ana Nd. ave.-Lucsetts Pharmacy.
132 st.-Kights Drug Store.
Brookland.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy.
Woodbridge
cOth st and R. /. ayc.-Collins' Pharmacy.
Baltimore Pike.
Balmmnr PIKE. "53' Bladensours rd.-Dox
Deanwood
b1ol Grant st.--Strand Pharmacy.
Chesapeake Junction.
Chesapeake Juncton-W.Eh Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
Stn ard stS-Stewart's Pharmacy
1ltn 81. mo Penna. aye,-Fealys DRUG
19th ana Fast Caprol sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy
AnacOStia.
Etcho.s ave ana U ST --Healey's Drug store.
cGo4 Mlnn Aye.-Sloar's DRUG Store
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
and clutch control; cars furnished. Cell
old Reliable Foster twhItel. Met. 1Su9.
WANTED instruction in EnpIish State
quallncAtlonS and price. Address Box
l9l-E. Star Office
AUTO DRIVING; professional instruction
Ior traihc bureau examination. complete
course. car furnished DiSfr
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC

STENOGRAPHER experienced. universit,
graduate; desires whole or part time work
Address Box 4QS-E Star office lbs
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VALLEY VISTA - EXCEPTIONALLY DE-
sirsble living rm.. din. k. b. and inclosed
porch southern exposure Apply desk
2"'3 Belmont I'd. n " Decatur 1000 Io'
Frigldaire: June 20 10 Oct /. half block
on car and bus. cool. > exposures. reason
able; reference; adults Cleveland 569G. %
TILDEN GARDENS. 3U?u TILDEN ST NV.
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TWO ROOMS. K, b. WITH LARGE
sleeping porch: cool quiet. completely fur
nlShed; near Transportation. Rent from
July ] to October The Argyle Apt. .iu.}.
18th and Park rd. Adams 2l61-W. o.
> ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH: ON
Upper Conn. ave. -FSnlshed compIetely.
Call Natl. "652 or Natl. .3625.
Evening star., 1935-06-08

THE CLUB EMBASSY
1921 K ST. nw.-COol rooms for ladies
and gents: excellent meals. trsnsients in
vited
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North Capitol and sts.-Kenealys Drug
Store
eos Mass ave Capital Towers Pharmacy.
4th and H StS-Home Drug Co.
po6 II St.-Darl'ng shop
eth St and Md. ave.-Bradleys Pharmacv
NAV
Sth ana East Capitol sts.-East Capitol
PhaTm- Cy
1eth ST ana Md. ave.-LuCkett's Pharmacy.
4th St and r l aVP.--Blc@S' Pharmacy.
132 y st,-k.ght s Drug Store,
Evening star., 1935-06-08

SO A week guaranteed or commission if
more, only men with selling ability who
are married and over 80 VIII be consid-
cred, must be able TO furnish $50 cash
bond Apply Monday morning at o'clock.
Ecme laundry lIMl RaMm 81 ne
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??30 CALIFORNIA ST-TO SEPT. 20. 4
very large. cool rooms kitchen shower
bath. twin beds. cross ventilation. Sl15
mohth' Potomac 3i35-J. or InquIre desk.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK -HOUSEKFEPER white: family of
j: no laundry: Summer at Sherwood For
est Mo; vacation with pay: must furnish
best references. Phone Cleveland $3.50 a'
COOK K-HOUSEKEEPER. experienced. Must
Know how to prepare Jewish diSheS take
complete charge OF kitchen. State refer
enceS. salary expected. Address Box 4l3-E
Star Office
GIRL neat. for general housework; part
time. Phone Columbia 1865.
GIRL. white. about 30 for general house
Work. plain cooking; fond of children:
summer at seashore: references: s. per
week. Phone Emerson 5546
GIRL. white. general houSework: stay
nights. Apply in store $500 Alaska ave
W. References required.
HOUSEKEEPER. economical cook laun-
dress: neat realible. good references; ~
pc week Call evenings. 593'1 :Ird st. n W.
LADY. white. to care for G-month-old baby
and apt. for employed couple Phone
niAAiID1.. MAID. white: for upstairs, work; stay
Adams G566
WOMAN colored. settled. for cook SI2
per month room and board. Phone Geo.
1000. between > and : pm.
WOMAN. young. AGED 2n TO 30 white. to
live in and care for :i-room apt. and younp
child: 1rSt-claSS references required. 5a5
Peabody st. NV. Apt. >.
WOMAN COlored for g. h. W: employed
couple; room. board 81 per week Apply
today, llOl Maryland ave. ne.
WOMAN, settled. efficient. for general
hoGSework: SIS month; stay nights.
Phone Columbia 3oOG
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DRIVERS who can furnish ton trucks.
Give references and experience. Address
BcT 3Sl-E Star Office
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1890 CHAPLIN ST N.w.-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath, furnished or unfuT
nlshed. Responsible adults only,
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished. in hieh-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Ms GREEN. Adams 454S
FORMER 18th AND YOU SITS. 36O-
BRIGHT 4-room apartment. gas and cleo
trlcIty. 81 month; furniture Sl0O o.
IIIs SPRING RD. NW-TWO APIS:
living room. bed room, kitchenette. din
sures, garage: furnished on first floor
untu!nIsEed. laree living room. bed room.
bath. EltCher. pantry. GARAGE.
COOL NV. PORCH APTS.
3 70 , Rooms. $50 10 so
Modern apt bldg. bright exposure large
rooms and closets. fine fittings refriger-
alton handy 10 schools. stores. Furnished
at slight extra charge. Near 18th and
Park rd. Phone Adams 962S
3218 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Apt "7-3 rooms. Kitchen. dinette and
bath: automatic refrigeration. . exposures.
AMERICAN, SECURITY AND TRUST, co.
COOL. MODERN APIS,
@-RM APT. $50 RMS. SEQ
Modern freproof bldg @4-hr, elevator.
Sw'ichboard. refr!eeratlon house current
furn Al slight extra charge. 1880 v.
Phone Potomac 1000
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COUNTRY BOARD.

miles Washineton; airy rooms. shady lawn:
rates on application Address Box 313.
OWNER OF COUNTRY ESTATE in nearby
Virginia twenty f30) minutes from the
heart Of washinston's business district.
can accommodate three or four gentlemen
as paying guests after June LIST. Address
Box 473.C. star once.
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RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 oIst ST. NV.

TO THE NEWCOMERS OF WASHINGTON
To those wishing TO reside in a very
exclusive neighborhOod in house Wi n
high ceilings where you have use Of porch
and beautiful garden and the couSine and
service IS equal TO the best hotel. SUE
geSt our guest house.
The IrIendlinpSs of our house does not
interfere with Your privacy. References
are furnished BY our guests.
We invite YOur INSPECTION.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A COUNTRY STORE, soda fountain. meat
box took and fixtures: g" 500, terms
Address Box 3IS-E Star off1ce. %
d. g s. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE by
owner. all modern and fully equipped, In
Guiding delivery truck. Address Box 41S-D
Evening star., 1935-06-08

ENGINEER white with second-clasS D c.
license: married. no children: one who can
paint and make minor repairs in large
apartment building: must be sober reliable
and settled; state age. experience refer
enCes Address Box 471-E Star Office
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WANTED-TABLE BOARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THREE ADULTS wish evening dinners
with adult family in Chevy Chase. Ad-
dress Box 412-D. Star of1ce.
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R0OMS-EURNISHED.

SCOTT CIRCLE. 1905. 18th ST. NV
Large front room. overlooking circle. third
floor. running water: suitable 3 men.
1885, 34th ST. NV. In Georgetown-Fur-
nisned room in private home: single or
double Sc
57O5 18th ST. NW.-Comfortabl room in
private detached home: gentleman only.
Phone Georgia 5s49.
10 PARK RD.-Cool. attractiyely fur
nished room. in private home. Ideal for
or young persons. Columbia 1891.
THE GRALYN. I145 N st. N.W.-Two
lovely. cool. double rooms. connecting bath;
downtown
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
2l25 G st. NV.
Quiet. residential hotel; running water;
showers. Moderate rates. IL
l0l4 lIth ST. NV
Comfortably furnished newly decorated
rooms. single and double. Reasonable rates.
$50 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Front room and
kitchen. srlendidly furnished. semi-private
bath on same floor. Ideal for employed
couple
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Furnished room
and sleeping porch for one in elegantly
appointed home. Phone Wisconsin 2343.
GIT G ST. NE.
ONE FURNISHED ROOM
KING-SMITH STUDIOS,
1851 N H. AVE.
Attractive students rooms and one
apartment for Summer months. Meals
served in rooms and suites II desired.
Evening star., 1935-06-08

FORD MEN-Stock- room man. man for
motor analyZlne. ear tester motor cycle
man. Parkway Motor Co 3040 NJ st. w
JANITOR. colored. must have apartment
house experience. live on premises with
wife. only reliable man with city refer
ences need apply See resident manager.
until ; D m. Saturday. The Fulton Apts.,
144S Park rd NV
Evening star., 1935-06-08

DRIVER for package delivery Give expe-
rlence. age and references. Address Box
3,l3-E. Star office
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1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV. APT. 3l-Ex-
Ceptionslly quiet. cool. convenient: south
and east exposures: rooms k and h..
elec. refric.: $50 mo: adults only. Phons
Adams l11T-J
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines OF business.

ELECTRIC WIRING Fixtures FIX res
pairs: or house fixtures base plugs. SOB.
REGAL Elec Co $40 Upshur NV Col s39l
DATNTTNC Papering. Roofing. Gener-
AAA> AA<0 al Repairing; guss.: reas.
NJ L. Smith 1724 Webster NV. Adams 710S.
PAPERING. PAINTING by expert mechan-
les; all work guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully given Closets free. Open evenings.
Kurtz Bros. phone National 0393. =.
PAPERING PAINTING-Ayerage room. SO.
do my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call Metz any time. Columbia 0396.
PAPERHANGING-ROO So UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N. Tolson. District 1859. g
al GASAA>O service A T. George.
506 Oneida pi NV. Phone Georgia 946a
UPHOLSTERING. slip covers, cushions. re-
pairing reeds painted with Duco; Gaming.
Garland. b632 Ga. ave. Phone Geo. 3646.
Evening star., 1935-06-08

COLLECTORS. radio accounts: guarantee
and commission. experienced, must have
car ~, 18th st. Room lll4.
COTOPFD MEAT CUTTER references
Evening star., 1935-06-08

COOKING. housework needed; competent
servant. houSekeeper: German; $50: up
stairs rm. Address Box 4O3-E. Star Office
GIRL. colored. wants job: general house,
work and cook; stay nights. Phone Metro
politan 1896
GIRL. colored. wants days work of any
KIND; reference. Phone North S075.
GIRLS "a. colored. want general house
work or part time: helm cook; good laun-
dress; references. 1920 5th ST. NV
GIRL-Job as cook general work: good.
capable. reliable; fond of children; sleep
out 1896 Corcoran st. NV.
GIRL wishes part-time job three morn
ings per week. every afternoon. Can give
references. Call Decatur 3?23
GIRL young. colored wants Job nursing
or mothers helper Call Potomac 1898.
GIRL colored. desires part-time Job in
afternoon: no Sundays: Sti wk. depend
able. reliable honest; Al ref. Phone De-
catur 5O6O-J.
HOUSEKEEPING. cooking wanted expert
enced white: permanent: upstairs room;
$50 mo. Address Box 500-E. Star Office gs
MAID-Lady wishes to place her maid. coll
ored. for Summer; general houseworker.
GOOD cook. Call Decatur 22a3
WOMAN. colored reliable. wants place to
nurse. Phone Decatur 341s-J. 1917
WOMAN. colored. good. wants general
housework: stay nights. 1928 @2nd st.
NV. Apt. /.
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COAT AND PANTS PRESSERS for evening
shift 30 10 1880 p m. experienced and
lea'nerS; good wages. Elite Laundry Co.
III lam s. n "
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BOATS.

A 3U-F'T HOUSEBOAT. good CONDITION.
Apply c. Bladen. Alexandria. near Terra
Gotta Works. %
RUNABOUT MOTOR BOAT. 22-ft. V-shape
bottom: IL TO Is miles per hour. At fire
boat station. -
CASH FOR USED CUPBOARD MOTOR
Write description. age and price. Address
Box 2GS-E. Star office.
DEAD-RISE BOAT. new. 3Ox9 feet. cabin.
complete. S315 Phone West O332-J A.
F. Paul ST.. 342l Dent pl. NV %
METAL BOAT FOR SALE with 6-cyl. en-
gine 100 hp.: one ark. 1Ii2x24: > motor
boat wheels. other parts: 9 aft. gal cables
Sam Fones. foot OF Montgomery ST.. River
Shore %
OUTBOARD BOAT Q6-ftD and motor.
fully equipped. Nav be seen at Dempsey's
Canoe House or phone Wisconsin 2SS0.
SI"5 or best cash offer o.
OUTBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
ice and parts: trade-ins and credit. 1910
st. sc.
Evening star., 1935-06-08

COUNTER MEN soda dispensers ana short
oroer. Apply 3O1p Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-08
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL PM.
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page Az
HFIP-NIEN

AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS S HELPER-Must
have some experience IN touCh-up work.
Grants Auto Service. rear 1916 ST. NV,
BOYS with BICYCLES Immediately for mes
senEer work: permanent employment with
good pay. Apply Mr. Schryver. 1877 New
Evening star., 1935-06-08

4lo5 WISCONSIN AVE. APT. a0.-3
months. available June -. > rooms
kitchen and bath S65
Evening star., 1935-06-08

HENRY LEE 5 R l. AVE. NV
Three Rooms. Kitchen. Bath-S4 so.
General Electric Refriceration.
W. H. WALKER.
T34 18th 81 National 16S0
Evening star., 1935-06-08

CHAUFFFURS ~. white for Shrine week
Apply after :; pm. S'!3 nth 81. NV. and
eSk for Mr Miller.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

ZINNIAS petuniss. 20c per dozen; toma TO
plants lac per dozen: perennialS. cheap.
Frank Green. Capitol View ave. between
KenSington and Forest Glen.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(CUntinued.b

ZOO lgth ST N.W-Attention Shrinrrs
Private nome. desirable large front room
twin beds. next TO bath: reasonable. Phone
North SO.
RESEARCHMEN' CLUB I6O1 Eye St.
Single $50. ouble. SIS: showers. DOWN
town. chance to earn room. reduce board
Evening star., 1935-06-08

I-ROOM APT. md FLOOR, CORNER
house: sink. range water, light and heat:
cOnv. 10 transportation and stores: rea-
Sonable. 1851 34th st. Mt. Rainier Md.
3l2 1st SE-cOzY APT. > ROOMS AND
bath; heat. light Frigidaire included,
walking distance Of Navy Yard and down
toup
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20
Ala. Bill Would
Restrict jury
Service tOVOterS

Montgomery. Ala.-A bill TO re-
strict jury service in Alabama to
qualified voters will be introduce
ed in the state senate April 80 by
Senator Bonner OF Camden, he an
nounced here this week.
The purpose OF the bill is to at
tempt to get around the United
States Supreme Court decision In
the Scottsboro cast.
Observers were quick TO see the
connection between the U. s. su-
preme courts decision In the
Texas primary case and the Scotts-
boro case. Although the SCOTS
boro decision was a great victory
southerners Immediately tied II ny
with the Texas decision denying
Negroes the right TO vote In the De-
mocratic primaries and Senator
Bonner's proposed bill is the re-
suit of their study OF ways and
means TO still exclude Negroes
from jury service.
Senator Bonner's bill brings Ia
the front once more the great i'm
portance Of the various primary
fights which have been carried on
In the past ten years and which on
occasion havs been denounced a.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20
BY UNCLE ABE

ly. and yearly wage. social Justice
liberty, the sins of corporate bod.
ies' and public utilities. old age.
security and fair chance for every
man, woman and child. must rinr
out from every pulpit In the wor,a
until the world Is remade. Cbr,s,
or communism depends upon tha
attitude OF the church toward these
things.
denominations must give way 10
a united front. Big sticks must ba
ground into powder of self aacr,.
flee. competition must fade awav
the emphasis on money must hs
shifted to an intense interest IN
humanity. and al. the altars mu.,
be erected where one hand helm
fully meets another.
The church can not remaks bs,
mistakes OF the past. She mus, 90
back, back, back to the "Sermo.
on The Mount"
larry there until she has been
rebaptized In a doctrine sufficIen,
to save and remake the world. Tar
ry there until the church herael,
believes In the Sermon on Tha
Mount" as the only way out. Tarry
there until racial barriers are bat
tered down. until capitalistic influ.
ence no longer dictates its policy
until the church free and untram-
meled stands out and speaks out
boldly for every principle In thu
Sermon on The Mount"
Let the church never forget that
when Jesus had ended these say.
ings the people were astonIshed at
his doctrine. But He taught them
as one having authority. Authority
always given when one Is right.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20
b e r t r a m Gregory
Purchases H o m e

! BERTRAM V. GREGORY, who
recently purchased a beautiful four
family flat on Frederick avenue
near Brush street The property
was bought for home and an in
vestment and will be thoroughly
renovated
Mr.. Gregory is one of Detroit's
leading tailors and substantial
business men who enjoys nm Al
credit rating. He has bean ,r a..
Tailoring business for many r----'
and not only does the usual clean
ing, pressing and repair work. but
is also a finished tailor who actual
ly cuts and makes clothes to fit.
His business 10 located at b7iS
Hastings st He Is very conserv-
ative and his success has been due
10 strict business principles. ssti-
factory and dependable service.
Sensing the rapidly rising value OF
real estate, Mr.. Gregory Immediate
Inv concluded that this was an OPP
perfume time to buy.
The property was purchased
through Walter w. Delsarte ana
Carlton w. Gaines, real estate
brokers.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20

business men. employing many OF
their people and giving the best OF
service.
Now these business men and wo-
men are going to come together to
show what they are doing. II
ought TO be the show OF the year
You are going TO see something
that will take your breath.
Nowhere else In these United
States can you see what you will at
the Spring Exhibit. The great auto
mobile industry that has made De-
troit the wonder city OF the world
has now it's organization OF Negro
statesmen They are a part Of the
Trade Association. They are plan
ming an exhibit that will make your
eyes "pop-out." Along with them
come our Beauticians, Grocers, In
surance Companies. Linen Supply.
Statesmen Drug Stores. Dress
Shops. Distributors and many 9TH
er business and professional men
and women, who will be on hand to
show you how they have grown.
The program OF the exhibit does
not contemplate a dull moment.
Our housewives will be on hand In
the afternoons with their conven-
ion sessions-running into the
night, when music and bright lights
lnd laughter and JOY will let you
Snow that the big show begins.
Like the Negro Church and the
legr0 Fraternity, the Negro wo-
nan must be credited for their sup
,ort. II We must have our Churcn
Conferences and conventions, why
ot our business Exhibits. Negro
usness in Detroit has an organic
Il life and has learned some les
ons in cooperation and II viii
how in this exhibit what II has
aarned
At the head of the committee that
! putting this over, stands Mr..
red Allen supported by his fine
unch of boosters. We are not un-
asy with these men promoting.
hey have made a success OF four
ther exhibits before this. Their
xperience and energy will put this
ne over In the big way their plans
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20

useless" by some persons who did
not realize their Importance.
Supported by decision which
effectively disfraRchlses Negroes
1t is possible that reactionary ele-
ments in the South will be able to
base all sorts OF discrimination
against the Negro upon the re-
quiroment OF their being qualified
voters. This is what happened In
New Orleans In 1898 when the city
council attempted to pass resO
luton restricting employment on a
huge bridge. a public works pro-
iect. to registered voters.
IL was announced In New York
that the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie is making a study OF the recent
Texas primary decision with o
view to taking whatever legal &C.
ton is possible to Offset II.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-04-20
THE EDITORS MAIL

,dred indorsed slate in which was
included. IN the partisan election
for Circuit Judge the endorsement
of four or five Republicans.
want To- make IL quite clear
that though the Republican mem
bcrs oi the Circuit Bench that were
endorsed by the Committee OF One
Hunlred. II there was meeting
held of the Committee of one Hun
dred or or the Executive Commit
Zee Ol tn, Committee Of one Hun
dred. are men whom | highly re-
speci as We'll for their legal know
ledge rs for their integrity and ju-
dicial temperament, yet, | did no,
endorse them nor acquiesce in
their endorsement by the Executive
Committee OF the Committee OF One
nunareo, because l nao previUdSiy "
given my word to the Democratic
Party Of Wayne County that |
would advocate a straight Demo-
cratic Ticket.
! would appreciate II very much
II you will make this letter public
80 that my friends in the Party
will know that did not go back on
my word and that I never did in
this election advocate anything
but a straight Democratic Vote. I
beg to thank you in anticipation for
the courtesy Of the space.
Very truly yours,
lSigned) Earnest c. Mitchell
Attorney-At-Law
Financial Secretary OF the
Wayne County Council OF
Democratic Clubs