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APARTMENTS uNFuRklsHED.
;40-735 NO. CAPITOL sT.-3 R.. K. D.,

S4O-735 NO. CAPITOL, ST.-3 r.. K. B.,
HEATED.
s1s ,itR TR9s. s.. r Rw' WALSH bislTiei aEe 1858.
40OS 3rd NV. = BRIGHT FONT ROOM.
Alcove Suitable for Kitchen or BED Room.
250I CALVERT ST. APT. 303-2 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath: immediate possession: oppo-
site Shoreham Hotel; SEQ. Q.
All COLUMBIA RD.
One room. kitchen. bath; gas. electricity
and heat. IL
IL w ST. NW-3 or 4 rooms, kit, bath;
private home: immediate possession: rea-
sonable rent to good tenant
8 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH: CHOICE LO-
ant immediate possession. Col. 7101.
2541 18th ST. N.W.-;} ROOMS PRIVATE
bath. lSt floor: eleC. refrlgeratIon. gas and
heat. cleo. S45 month. IL
RAMONA APT. NEAR CAPITOL. $50 4th
st. me- rooms. kitchen. bath. hall.
porch $40
1895 MILITARY RD. CHEVY CHASE.
block west OF Conn.-Attractlve : rooms.
kitehenette. sleeping porch, yard. laundry:
81 80 weekly; also / room. kitchenette
and sleeping porch $3.50 weekly.
32l E ST. NE LARGE ROOMS, LARGE
kitehenette. first floor; near Union sta
tlon; convenient to transportation. schools
churches and stores.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN
NORTHWEST
BRoDIE AND COLBERT. NC
1904 BELMONT ST. NV
NEAR NEW CENTRAL HIGH.
= rooms. kitchen. bath. S475o: gas.
electricity included in rent,
LINKINS Co.
1893 De Sales St
49,, 1246 9th ST; NV. 60
rooms. kItfhsn iiNk1Ns aH9 d6 bath $3.50
1888 De Sales St
1929 10th ST. NV. NO, %.
1sos11 FifffG5f kz1oRASiH AHSdifHEiEs5af'qR E6 NV. NO
4 rooms. kit, bath and porch------S52. so
Elfstrir 6 HI, RsfrigsEs.i92 : a5! gsSr Oh
1921 K ST. NV National $500.
dinette kitchen and bath; heat and hot
water furnished P. s wafsS2! ysHts f2'1Si nc
10Y Eye ST. NV. Natl. o095.
$3.50 PEE EEcNS Mont,
eec Gsa ons full f0Gm tiled kafhen baEh
.osa: i2diviaaal gas heat 'Gni furnishes S1s sg y
ave, to Emerson Call HUGH WARREN,
National 9453: evenings, Wisconsin ~ So
1920 R ST. NV. APT. 3-Two ROOMS.
kitchen bath. refriseration. S47.50.
8 Apt; :3-Two rooms. kitchen. bath. re-
no, c; ": SIMPSON CO; o
THE WESTBURY.
THE ZEBULON.
14th and Tuckerman SITS NV
Two-room units. large living room and
closets carpeted and artistically decorated
halls. Select apts. now available. So so to
$3.50.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
Representative on premises until pm,
1919 18th St. NV. Net OiuO
OVERLOOKING LINCOLN MEMORIAL.
CORCORAN COURTS.
41l 23rd ST. NV
Frlgidaire Current Free
STANDARDIZATION hall, unusually large
living room, bed room. dining room. kitcfl-
en-. tile bath. built-in tub and shower See
msraRer. National 6a33.
1404 K cAFRITZ. DIST gOsO.
541s 1st PL, NV. APT. 3.
bed rooms. living room dinette kit
bath and porch; eiec. refE. Available
Jan. ! Can be seen any time: S65 90.
1882 2lst ST. NV, APT. %.
tThe Bennett Apt
:, bed rooms. living room reception hall,
1907 3rd ST. NV. APT. l.
rms. dining alcove. kit, bath. elec.
refrigeration; $3.50.
1127 EUCLID ST NV. APT l.
bed rooms. living room. kit, bath,
electricity on house current.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1224 14th St. wv. District 334s.
CHOICE 4-RM. APT, $50.
Modern bldg. best W. section: handy to
cars. schools. stores Adams QRpS
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

2945 NEWARK ST. NW.-S ROOMS I'm
tlrely redecorated new oil burner: attrac-
lively furnished; Sl25.00, Inspection by
appointment Wisconsin $500.
SEMI-DETACHED > ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. oil heat. Available Dec. 15. RAN
dolph 3343 after Is
4529 43rd PL NW-6-RM. BUNGALOW
ami, automatic heat. elec. refrigeration;
one-car garage. $50. H. NJ. SMITH. Cieve-
land 344l Ewes. Cleveland 2443.
1901 5th ST. NV DETACHED 8
rooms, bath yard convenient; Gentiles;
garage; S67 80 Georgia ore.
FAITHFULLY FURNISHED. NEWLY
decorated S-room corner house. 9 screened
and gissSed porches, overlooking Rock
Creek PARK; oil neat. built-in garage; S125
month; Call after o'clock any day 324o
18th ST. NV.
1853 EUCLID ST NV
10 rooms and bath: hot-wster heat
BRODIE 4 COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eve St. NV. National Ss75.
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF CHEVY CHASE
Club, 6305 Maple ave. Oh. Ch. Md
rooms, bath: electricity. refrigeration:
nicely furnished: 500 per month. C w.
SIMPSON Co. 1o24 Vermont ave. Metro
polltan 800.
CHEVY CHASE - ATTRACTIVE DE-
tached home near club completely fur
nished; rooms. > baths, oil heat. o-car
garage. For appointment call Wise. "3l4.
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HOUSES UNFURAISHEp.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-lG MINUTES TO
city: :. baths: immediate posSession; $50
Phone Walnut 1904 day or night.
LELAND. CHEVY CHASE. MD
5-room bungalow. with maids room. in
ba sement. Lear garage: SIS. 81 month.
PAUL IMIRIE wise. ABA
1911 KILBOURNE PL NW-6 ROOMS,
bath. garage maids room and layatory:
: blocks from Rock Greek Park. Open
Sunday. 2:30 to dark. SANDOZ. INC, Dec.
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1920 3rd NW-Master bed room. new
home suitable two or three persons; near
buS OSo2
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THE LEGATION CLUB" 1913 16th-
Front loom for one or two young men t2,
$40 or 3, $3.50; running water. shower
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SEE THESE APTS.

Newly decorated like new. one corner
and front apt > rooms kitchen and bath:
see these for price and location; at Rock
Greek Park between the Million Dollar and
New Calvert Street Bridges. 24l0 goth st.
NV. Parking space. Resident manager.
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| 1873 IRVING ST. NW.-ONE ROOM,
| kitchenette. sem-private BATH heat. light,
| hot water. Adults.
| 6O4 21st ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
| and private bath S40-S60 Studio room,
| Sl0-S30.. West 0S33.
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$500 18th NV, HiIlcrest-Beautiful place
to live with true home atmosphere; whole
some meals. hot bread: one single and
double room, private bath: Just the place
for buSineSS pe0ple 15s
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTEb ia eIIY

NEW BRICK sEMI-DETAcHED ROOMS
paths. recreation room and oil heal
oOO2 3Td 81. NV. Randolph 3l35. is
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1923 18th N.W.-Lovely double room. semi
private bath. we'll balanced meals. refined
atnnoSphere: reasonable
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TAKOMA. 723 CARROLL AVE. TWO
comfortable. well-heated apts.; attractive
location; 2 rms. and kitchenette: also one
room, kitchenette; S35 and S25 respec-
lively Shepherd 2095.
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20J3 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Large double
front room; phone service: home cooked
meals: convenient to cars.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

isOI PARK FD NW-Detached house;
good heat: block car line: $50 10 $40. Col,
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1905 KENYON Nw-AVAILABLE 18th. 3
outside rooms. living room, bed room. kltch-
en-, range. Frigidaire. private bath: COM
pletely furnished; linens laundered: cont.
hot water: accommodate adults; S65 mo.
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SCOTS, the club with personality;
double rooms. newly remodeled house
running water Studio furniture; special
attention given to food; $40 each; other
rooms. S36 up: We invite comparison. 1926
2lst st NV Phone North 5000
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2619 WOODLEY PL. N.w-Large double
rms with twin beds; excellent meals; S35
per mo. Adams 551S.
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S149 10th ST. NW.-Doubles and singles
in new Henderson embassy guest home.
Reasonable.
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$3.50 WK UP-1-2-3 RMS. KIT. PRI-
vate bath; gas. eIec. plenty heat. c.h.w.
near cars 1905 Georgia ave. Adams 6s40.
DOWNTOWN ENGLISH BASEMENT BED
living room, kitchen. bath: adults only
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1919 VERMONT AVE. tcentral)-Select 2
rooms, running water. oil heat 4 gentle
men; $3.50 wkly a1ch; best food Met
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

6250--Nw.. RECoNDrTIoNED LIKE
new. large rooms and bath. h.-W.h.; elec.
refrigeration. gear garage; near schools.
cheap and won't isst long. Cali Col. 7774.
DETACHED HOME. BY OWNER m DEAN;
wood section-sman cash payment and
WOODBRIDGE BuNG ALLOW.
Vacant. reconditioned Immediate pos
session. Small cash payment and $40 per
month Ss roSms fhTepisss1 sfte lot 4ox
NICE HOME IN WOODBRIDGE ROOMS:
new INV. heating plant and oil burner;
large lot: $3.50 for immediate sale; lib
FoUR.BEp-RooM. NEW DETACHED
opportunity to select your own decorations
In this house Just now being completed.
taton, in section of attractive detached
homes. Phone Shepherd 4455 until p m.
A BIG VALUE BEcKONS TO YOU,
Within short distance Of 18th and Co
beautiful valley OF Rock Creek Park. Three
pig rear porches. two upper screened and
into the wooded depths Of the valley. De-
taehed. 10 rooms IS bed roomsl; baths;
down. down BOSS / PHELPS. lsIf' NATIoNAI $500.
EVENINGS. PHONE GEORGIA 675s.
PRICED TO SELL BY OWNER.
$50 Kenyon st. n.w.-6-room tapestry
briIk. tied bath. h.-vh.. closed porches;
Housekeeping apt. House in excellent con-
dltinr in all respects. Convenient TO Mt.
Pleasant shopping center. Giant Market.
stores and Soldiers Home PARK.
NEARBY SUBURBAN
1909 Goth ST VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Charming 5-room BUNGALOW. LARGE base
ment and attic; modern heating; new-home
condition
Price. S5.25o-cash and Terms Arranged.
400o goth RD.. NORTH CHERRYDALE VA.
Nice 5-room bungalow consisting of i've
light. comfortable rooms. There Is . fine
attic and biz basement: Perfect condition.
ARRANGED
Is LrTTLEFIELD AVE.
HYATTSVTLLE. MD.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3O33 10th ST. NV. APT. 20l-sUBLET
to April /. two rooms. kitchen. bath. I'M
mediate possession. IL
1890 18th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. south and west exposures; COM
pletely furnished: Jan. l to May 10; $50.
-o3n
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o1OS ONTARIO RD.-LOVELY RIM. AND
windows: nicely furn Columbia 4Sl7.
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share large front room With Gosne snetheT: l SO
mo-: good home cooking. Atlantic 1892.
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II QUINCY PL NE-BAsEMENT BED
room we'll furnished; twin beds clean.
warm; showers; Housekeeping privileges;
Senarate entrance
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NO CASH DOWN.

New detached. corner brick home; 4sl6
Branoywlne st. NV: rooms, bath. lava
tory, built-in garage; modern equipment.
Carefree comfort with modern gas appli-
anceS. Open for inspection.
EDWARD NJ. WILLIS.
Investment Bldg National T4SQ
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DOWNTOWN-SOUT EXPOSURE
= rms shower Frigidaire, wood hrepl.
MAISON DART. 1741 r. !. ave. (oh Conn.,
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE SLEEPING ROOM: twin beds;
grill privileges, private home; also Groom
furnished apt. HyattSyille 33S-J.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.

52Ib 9th ST NV.
OPEN THIS EVENING. 8 TO PM
S7.150-Light tapestry brick in beautiful
painting. etc. s rooms. bath. automatic
heat. garaEe. BOSS 81 PHELPS. NATL.
1900
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sTUDIO-CHARMING TOP FLOOR, / r.,
k b.. breakf.. sleeping porches: bright,
airy, redecor.; adults: refs: $50. 1888 O.
1929 11th ST. N.W.-TWO FRONT RMS.
adjoining bath, clean. quiet. 50 week; one
room, kitchenette. adjoining bath. clean,
quiet. 81 week.
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WESLEY HALL. 1903 K st. n.w-We have
q few very desirable rooms. some with pri-
Nate bath. in our anneXes District LOO
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ROOMS FUR. g. UNFUR.
ROOMS UNEURkiSHED.

S243 18th ST NW.-Large front room,
we'll heated. newly decorated; low rent; half
block car and bus. Columbia 9i43
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NEAR EUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 Goth st. NV.
Large front room; running water; beauti-
fully furnished. studio style; clean. warm
and comfortable. balanced meals. Also
Vacancy for Young lady. Decatur 5133.
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1909 F ST. NE.-Nicely furnished front
room light. heat, kitchen; for adults Call
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4403 18th ST. N.W.-Large. front, adioin-
ing shower; every convenience; refined
Jewish home; suitable for ,. Adams 5Sl9.
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-Attractively furnished
porch, next to SEMI
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Is LITTLEFIEID AVE,
HYATTSVTLLE. MD.
A corner home contains six large rooms
dlt1on.
PRICE $3.50
CASH AND TERMS ARRANGED.
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GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN.
10 rooms; bath. oil heat with Esraze.
D. OONNOR & son.
"426 Pa. Ave. NV. West 1888.
CHEVY CHAsE-ATTRAcTIVE 5-RooM
and bath BUNGALOW; oil heat; $50. Call
Wisconsin 1888 all day Sunday. after z
m. week days.
1929 9th ST NW-II ROOMS, NEWLY
decorated; downtown location; SIS. Call
az 1925 9th ST. NV.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Canfinued.l

COLUMBIA HOTEL 2125 G st. n.w.-Sin-
gle rooms from ST weekly. double from s.
all with running water. near showers. Spe
cial monthly rates 2ls
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LARGE Apt SGT 30
OUTSIDE CORNER APT.
THE HIGHLANDS.

1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
Front apt. of double lying ROOM 9 bed
rooms. dining room, kitchen and bath; cleo
tricity, furnished: 24-hour elevator and
swltchooard service: dining room in build
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
STUDY SCHOOL ISSUES

in each case serious misunder-
standing was the result.
In many schools, the neglect of
parents has caused some of the
teachers to conclude that they can
get away with anything, as in the
case at Russell School,
A special committee composed
of Mrs. e. Harkless, Mrs. j. J.
McClendon, Mrs. L. NJ. McCrary,
Mrs. l.. w. Tyrell and Mrs. A. B,
Loving contacted the Russell
School, to help iron out the diff
culties there concerning the teach
er who used the hated word
Niger, in addressing the class.
Had the parents of the children
at the Russell School given more
attention to the school program
had they visited the school in
peace time, as we'll as in war,
this unfortunate case would not
be on record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08

New York-The record of Sen
ator William f. Borah of Idho on
ator William f. Borah of Idaho on
the feature article of the March
issue of the Crisis, out February
20, it was announced here today.
The article, by Louis L. Redding,
Wilmington, Del. attorney, is a de-
tailed study Of Senator Borah's
speeches in the senate. 1t includes
quotations of what Senator Borah
said about Negro soudiers at the
time of the Twenty Infantry
affair in Houston, Texas, what
the Senator said about the right of
Negroes to have the vote and 9TH
er quotations about Borah and the
Constitution and the Negro The
article will appear just prior to
the opening of the primaries is
pected to have profound effect up
upon, the attitude of the Negro
various states in March and is ex-
pected to have profound effect up
on the attitude of Negro voters
toward the Idaho senator's presi-
Dental campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
BY Mrs A. Il. Loving

IF parents would realize the
need of cooperating with the
teachers, their children would be
greatly benefited, said a teacher
of one of Detroit's leading high
schools, recently.
i The school survey being con-
Quoted by the Educational Com
mittee of the Women's Council of
Second Baptist Church has uncov-
cred a deplorable lack of interest
in child education, by parents.
Yet when an unpleasant situation
arises, many of them are ready to
go into action. without first under
standing the case. 1t is we'll
not to place too much credence
in stories brought home by chill
dren. Highly imaginative stories
by pupils were the cause of a re-
cent survey at the Trowbridge,
Munger and DufIield schools: and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
Golfer To Speak
AT Luncheon Club

Lloyd NJ. Golfer, instructor, vo-
cational guidance at Miller High
School and one of the new men,
bers of the MONDAY Luncheon
Club of the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the weekly meet
ing of the Club Wednesday, Feb.
ruary 18th. AS this meeting will
fall on Lincoln's birthday during
Negro History Week, Prof. Cofer
will speak on The Negro in Bust
ness History as well az pay tri-
butte to Lincoln.
A large attendance heard Roy J.
Morton, president Of the Nacirema
Club, and guest speaker at last
weeks meeting. impressively ex.
planned how the most efficient in
business will achieve the greatest
success. He cited an example in
which one business man of the
race who had been in business a
comparatively short time had built
up a $4,000 business and whose
word alone was good for $4,000.
Another he mentioned who had
been in business many years long
err and whose credit was not worth
$50. This difference he attributed
solely to the difference in eff
cheney He nraised the TnncheOn
Club for it's effort to cultivate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
ASK VIRGINIA GOVERNOR
TO NAME NEGRO EDUCATOR

Richmond, Va, Feb.-(ANP) A
request that Governor Peery APP
point a Negro as director of the
State division of Negro education
to fill the vacancy created by the
death of w. ID. Gresham, white,
was contained in a letter sent to
the Governor last week by jose
p III s Simpson, local business
man.
Such an innovation, if innova-
ton it can be called, would be no.
thing more than a simple act Of
elementary justice long overdue
in favor of the loyal colored citi-
zens Of this Oldest of common
wealths,' Simpson declared. Such
an appointment would not set a
precedent for Southern states as
North Carolina has already made
similar appointment"
If the Governor does not know
of Negro qualified for this post,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08

or religion of the victim. n
breaks down the majesty of the
law, destroys the morals of the
people and is utterly destructive
OF the functioning of the oydeYh
process of the law. like this
suggestion that the matter Ss
brought to the attention Of Ne
next Governors Conference, 20 be
held next juno or July.
II believe in affording the on
portunity for education, and to the
great credit of your State, your
College stands out as an evidences
of the white man in the education
OF the Negro boy and girl. wrote
into my budget contribution of
100000 to Morgan College in this
State. l provided a fund to be
used in the purchase of scholar
ships in institutions of higher
learning for colored people. 1
nave made several of the colored
institutions to be governed entire
ly by a colored Board of Mana
gers. l have placed into the bud
get a contribution of $4,000 for
the erection of a new building
maintained by the State for the
care and treatment of tubercular
patients of the colored race. l
4,
for the State of Maryland and sew
eral Justices of the Peace, and
have not done this because they
were colored men or women
but because they were human be-
ings, tax payers and entitled TO
protection under the law.
Il thank you very much for
your interesting letter"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08

Macon, Ga, Feb.-(ANP) While
declaring the organization was
dedicated to the whole-hearted
support of the Constitution of the
United States and to the "unful-
filled platform of the Democratic
Party, the Democratic "Grass
Rooters" headed by Governor Eu-
gene TaImadge of Georgia Ibid
not choose" to take up the matter
of according Negroes the rights
of all citizens as prescribed by
the document as requested by the
N. A. A. c. p.
The Grass Rooters" convened
here Wednesday with opponents
of President Roosevelt from all
sections of the South, present in
full force. Tuesday evening the
following telegram was received
by Governor Talmarge from Wal
ter White, executive secretary Of
the N. A. A. G. p:
"On the converting Of the
Southern Committee to uphold the
Constitution at Macon, tomorrow,
we ask you to state publicly your
position on certain points. The
American public has its eyes on
your deliberations, ready to pass
judgment upon your integrity and
sincerity.
Not single day has passed
since the enactment of the 18th,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
DEMOCRATIC GRASS RIOTERS
IGNORE NEGRO RIGHTS
DECLARATION In PLATFORM

18th and 18th amendments to the
constitution in 1868 but that the
constitution has been violated in
Geargia, Texas and other South
ern states. Disfranchisement,
gross discrimination against the
Negro citizens in apportionment
of public money for education,
violation of constitutional guaran-
ties against isllegal search and
seizure and suppression of the
right of free speech. Free assembly
and free press, lynching and mob
violence and other denials of con-
stitutional rights are he dule and
not the exception so far as 5000
900 Negroes are concerned and
many white Americans.
UNLESS the Southern Committee
to uphold the Constitution takes
an unequivocal stand on behalf
Of all these constitutional rights
and vigorously work TO enforce
these constitutional guarantees,
intelligent Americans of all races
will rightly consider the Southern
Committee to Uphold the Consti-
tuition as a laughing stock"
And if the last announcement
is true the organization will be
considered as a Laughing stock"
because upon the recommendation
of Thomas Dixon of North Caro-
lima, the Grass Rooters" chose
to ignore the communication"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
NORTH DETROIT NEWS

Mrs. Wallace, of California, is
Last Sunday at Lomax A. NJ. E.
Zion Church, the services at IL a.
m. were conducted by Rev. J. l..
Smith, who has been assisting
Pastor Blackwell for several
weeks. The speaker preached from
Rev. 5:4 subject, "Find A Man
A Real Man Is a Man of Cod" At
8 p. m. the pastor administered the
Lords Supper. Pastor w. A. Black
we'll and his choir are invited to
attend exercises at the Community
Center at Mile Road, at which
time Rev. Blackwell will be the
speaker, Sunday, reb. 8 at D. m.
Rev. Blackwell will preach for Rev.
Lee t. Cay at Peace Baptist
Church. His choir will accompany
him. At Lomax Church, Feb. 9 at
6 p. m. the Protective League will
rendfr an interesting program.
The topic for the occasion will be
Events In the History Of the Ne
gro" Miss Matte Hunt is presi-
dent.
Mrs Mary Blackwell, 1880 Meade
wife Of the pastor of Lomax is
again able to be up and around her
home, after severa weeks Of illness
much TO the delight of her many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore of
Meade street, have been very at
tentive to her during her illness
for which DR.. and Mrs. Blackwell
and the members Of the church are
deeply grateful.
The Nazarene Baptise. Church, OF
which Rev. J. NJ. Moss is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
ROLAND HAYES WIFE THE
FORMER FRANZATA MANN

hair. Mrs. Hayes devotes a great
deal of time to their charming two
year old daughter, Afreca- The
child is said to be the very image Of
Mr.. Hayes and to have ways and
nannerisms much ike those of her
distinguished afther.
Mrs. Hayes, whose home town
is said to have been Curryville, Ga.
is one of the extensive Mann fam
lily and it is said that her mother
and Mr.. Hayes mother were sis
tiers, which would make her his
cousin. She is also a cousin o
Richard Mann "a singer of some
reputation who formerly served
Mr. Hayes as secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-08
CATERING Jarboro
Wins Prais sc
All Over Europe

Riga, Lativa.-(ANP) w II h
critics all over Europe singing her
praises, CATERING Jarboro, Ameri-
can Negro soprano whose operate
role of Aida" few years ago
pbrought the fame has arrived in
this continental city for series
of recitals to be given here.
Miss Jabaro has been extremely
busy since coming to Europe. She
left Paris December 5 for War
saw, Poland, where she gave two
performances of Aida and had to
stay over for still a third and a
concert because of the sensation
al way in which she was resolved.
From Warsaw she went to LODI
for a concert, then to Vino and
on to Poznan where she was forced
by popular demand to give an adj
ded performance of Aida.
From Poland the brilliant singer
came here for two performances
or the opera role and then went
to Tallinn in Estonia. After her
concert she returned TO Lativa,
stopping at the city of Kansas
where she gave both a perform
ance of Aida and a concert. Her
next trip takes her to Brno in
Czecho-Slovakfa and from there
she will go to Monte Carlo to sing
Aida on February s and 16.
Miss Jarboro declared she plans
to stay in Europe indefinitely
She likes being here better than
living back home in America. She
has had packed houses everywhere
she has appeared. On her open
ing here in Riga, the President of