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RooAs WITH RoARD.

4on. haNsEDX 4 st. NY MWN:f' ME: sd.Td 5Ta
pTlxste dst.esed sSRe1 Rom.; oisai reas eA0'l Is
I'LL NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. = Appoint
ng tssts xse pre:I s1
Snnnn.d SSSmmodattons ts with delicious food. Phone
$500 18th ST. NV. The Hillcrest-1st-
water sunny p' pain gnd sdnth:rn cooh
ing; parking space. ~ '''
NEAR DUPONT C1RC1S. 1927 10Th. st. NV.
t.tnSeautlIcI ~ rooms, private. semi-prlvate
oAkh. excellent meals; reasonable
d2lb d2nb,. VERMONT AyE;IBeautiful; front:
nome; excellent meals; moderate prices. 1se
z1Sa 1oom gath ,,nD:: RD:: HoRTH-Lsrss double
deiciou. snth.vs' sEindhows' exposIres 5eplaiSe; Lac
utes to town: So per week. Chestnut 093O.
hoo57o hbo7o MASS: AVE. ,N.W-A distinctive
oeasonr nor y9ung people in an
1Sl7 1Sdl. SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-lst- moor
board optional Col. 6o7s-J.' ''''' ''
IL tII03 NEW HAMPsH1RE-Youngl lady share
rSlHe room with another; homelike atmos-
ciai pn9re; ist.class meals; unlim. phone. Spe-
RbpPSGNT brssSG IT. CIRCLE. al3l Mass. ave.-Lucky
6ssh bath: for young lady Nicely furnished large
rooms lots Of hot water why not toHa enjoy liv.
lns IN THIS beautiful ex-embassy home with
any many other satisfied guests? The prices
W!n happlly surprise you. Dupont 94O4.
GSH1EVY CHASE, Washington's most beauti-
~! supurp. Any one desiring q real home
~ naval omcers family; delicious home
cooKed meals: Convenient to schools and
everything. Wisconsin 1910
1927 18th ST. NW-Large second-floor
room southern exposure private bath, very
varen.;sset nls1 ;cioset: Tor two or three; other
57o4 18th ST. NW-Doubie room. twin
teiephonee! e!o'nhnE hom. bath private sEesidenee
one sntt f.. for $40 with board. $50 without.
suitable gentleman or couple Geo. O632.
lS09 1903 r ST. N.W.---Beautiful. large. front
entrance; inner springs; ping-pong.
1s44 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Attractive,
pref. twin beds; excellent meals. Col siI9.
- "a.
DESIRABLE DOUBLE ROOM twin beds
next bath; private family, home cooking;
convenient location. Box 357-K Star
1000 10th ST. N.W-Double and triple
rooms rooms lot young people, good food $50,
81 zoo. Dupont 1856 10.
IS2s LAMONT ST. .NW-Attractively furn.
me me stsr bedrm; suitable . or 3. Also single.
EHcelent meals. Convenient transp reas
4.24 18th ST. N.W.-Army officers widow
mas twin bedrm.. pvt. bath, shower clean,
cheerful; corner home: garage
1928 174o NEW HAMPSHIRE
Good food. light. warm rooms, low rent:
young, happy crowd; only few vacancies
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1885 New Hampshire Ave.
. rms. dinette. kitchen, bath and
porch, sac
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| 64s KEEFER PL. NV.
| Semi-det., families: 5 rms each floor;
| automatic heat, insulated: S6.260. Gail
National 1880,
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE
HOUSES FURNISHED.
- -
Mr.. WALTER REED

Modern, nearly new brick home and
furniture: exceptionally we'll furnished; SOL
ID carpetinE throughout; rms. g bedrms ),
baths, recr. rm.. auto. heat. elec. kit E,
gar; year lease. DIXIE REALTY CO..
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104 Emerson st. NV.
q rms, dinette. kitchen, bath and
porch, $40.
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New Detached Brick Home,
$13 500.
5-Apartment Building,

5-Apaftment BulIdlng,
Downtown.
Situated Just of Thomas Circle an ex-
cellent investment property having 4 apart
ments of = rooms kitchen and bath eacn
and one Of . rooms and bath: annual
rental S2.0l0. Out-of-town owner is
anxious to sell and will consider reason
able offers. THOS j. FISHER & CO. INC,
DIST. $3.50. OR EVENINGS. CALL MR.
BOUSCAREN. ADAMS 34@2.
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S1O,5OO.
NEAR HOLY CRQSa ACADEMY

NEAR HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.
Coloniai-type tapestry brick dwelling.
dellghtfully situated and one-half block OF
Conn. ave. There are Il bright comfort
able rooms, . baths. sunroom and nclosed
and heated sleeping porch: every up-to-
date convenience. including OIL HEAT.
attractiVely Handicapped lot $50 it. deep.
THOS. j. FISHER g. CO. INC, DIST.
6s30 OR EVENINGS. CALL MR.. BOUS-
CAREN. ADAMS .}422
HUNTINGTON TERRACE. MD-S7.75O.
Bungalow, in excellent condition. located
on large lot 94xll4; shade trees and shrub
berry, > screened porches: extra bath in
basement; oil burner, paved street: one
block from bus.
Low DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE
READY FOR iMMEDIATE i # OCCUPANCY.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
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$8,450.

1873 TUcKERMAN ST. NV.
Detached. new brick Six rooms, bath.
oil heat air conditioned Furnished. Open
Tor inspection 10 am. to $50 pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(COntinued)
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
suitable for rooming house or converting
into apts. II rooms. 2 baths; lavatory on
nrss 1ara. IGOR; IGOR; 5.stoIy; semi-det: OIL heat
sal6 SJds Information, cali cali M. Sennett, Geo. S
-WAPLE & JAMES INC. Dist. ss4e.
.EDGEMOCR, MD-S1O,95O.
New brick Colonial, Just completed, 3
Serseened Scs living porch. air conditioned.
N EDw il: JONES & CO.. INC.
Woodley $500.
NEW BUNGALOW EAST OF THE CITY;
oriEinal design; rooms. bath. cellar; lot
shoo built 1naer 1na ana supe
@ vision. this house is priced at $500 end
Rrd es had aboo on YER terms
,7,a x i LOUIS i j F. sHoEMAKEER; ,, ,,ss
UPPER GEORGIA AVE,
lonisl hone trst commercial coara e zone. Gail
HILLCREST
New detached brick. 5 rooms and bath
open fireplace in living room. covered side
porch: recreation room; os air eonditioned.
WApLE d JAMES, INC, DIST. 3346.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
TINS new; detached center-hall Colonial
home Is well adapted for entertainng. Lly.
Ing room 13x25, opens onto large porch.
library 17xl7, finished in knotty pine. with
open fireplace, finished and heated third
floor; 2-car garage, with beautifully lano-
scaped lot. WILL TRADE. Phone G. F.
MlkkELSON g. SON. Woodley 1166.
TODAY'S BEST VALUE.
S6,95O-ON EASY TERMS.
New semi-detached brick; 3 bedrooms.
tile bath modern kitchen: automatic heat
recreation room and bath In basement.
Dial Adams 1858 1Ss
S15.850.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
New detached center-hall Colonial brick.
! screened porch: delightful kitchen. bed
rooms Il finished as DEM. 2 baths on
Ind floor finished and heated attic. beau
tifully Handicapped lot inclosed with country
side fence; near public and parochlal
schools. terms Phone G. F. MIKKELSON
& SON Woodiey ll56
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1871 FLOWER AVE,
SILVER SPRING.
Nearly new detached brick Cape Cod
lot 7ox135. Scar gar. Living room &c feet
long with open fireplace. Bedroom and full
bath on 1st floor, bedrooms and full bath
on second floor. large closets; oil heat;
latest equipment; Substantial cash, bal
Open Daily Till PM
STROUP REALTY CO,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.
ROOMS UkFURNIsHED.

MT. PLEASANT. best section-2nd door:
attractive large studio room. running water:
grill. Lady. Col $3.50.
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$3.50.
JUST OFF PINEY BRANCH Rp..

EMERSON 3S29.
JUST OFF piNEY neiS2o BRANCH Rp.
Adjacent to Paul Junior High School and
Whittier Elementary and only moments
yak Galk from the Iakoma Park Recreation
able and elevation is one, Of the highest
IN the city. Semi-detached brick, 6 rooms.
tile bath. built-in tub and shower; all
petely renovated: reasonable terms can be
BSGScSkES PISH sSis ef aBAE5 EEXES5Ses ssS CALL Mr.
semi-detached. liberal size rooms. tile fire-
place; oil heat. southeastern exposure. i'm
sIDdt0n g59Suay well
kitchen pantry bath: lot 4oS14 40 ii With a.s gar.
927 18th st. NV. Dist. 1868.
Mt Mt; PLEAsAMT-BARGA1N; I4. M $3.50:
ba brsry srs DIN dnets sord k Hoywo0s sFo0a
;,303s Monroe st. ne Il blk. from Rhode
Island ave- rms. sunroom. dining al
oil heat large basement arransed as play
room. concrete street and alley IL; $3.50:
terms. Open daily until pm.
low. 5 rms, fioored attic. full basement.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
23I7 r. I: Ave. NE. North 1908.
VACANT-RECONDTTI TTIONED-TRINIDAD
rooms, Col. porch, . rear porches. ga
rage; h..w. heat: refrigeration; paved
street and alley. Dec. -O054-M.
1921 OWEN PL. NE
WAPLE &, JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3346.
AWFuLLY ANXIOUS TO SELL
A lovely. large Colonial home on a big
Hiasndscap2ed Ian 2 lot In finest section Of Chevy
portation. large bedrooms. Baths. 3rd
moor finished as maids room with bath
Plus ample storage space. LIST floor has
fireplace. study with lavatory. modernly
equipped kitchen. lovely ding room; oil
heat; 2.car bult-in garage. A value that
cannot be surpassed. Call Emerson 5675.
GOVERNMENT TRANSFER MAKES
prompt sale mandatory. Brick. 6 rooms
and bath. heated sleeping porch. OIL burner,
built,in garage. Excellent condition. C ST..
near Eastern High School. $3.50, terms
LINKINS CO.
1922 Fl St. NV District 35o2
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CORNER BRICK HOME.

OO4VAN14V o4t3O3A 1104V1I.
$3.50.
Located in the heart of Petvorth and
one of the highest elevations in the city
Just recondltioned like new. Detached
brick garage Automatic blower in furnace
Southern exposure. Suitable to convert
into 2-fampy house. Priced exceptionally
low. Terms. For further information
call Mr.. Cantren. District 90S0. After
= p m. Emerson 056s.
New Detached Brick Home,
45l9 18th st. ne; Michisan Park-six
rooms. tile bath shower chestnut trim.
open fireplace, large modern kitchen. furred
walls weather-stripped screened, insulated,
FsS heat at sae root tr9n5 porch
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2O24 R. /. Ave. NE. Decatur O31S.
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NEAL BARGAlN.
Walking distance Capitol Navy Yard
and Union Station. close to stores and
transportation. 6-room brick. bath. base
ment apartment. h.-wh.; in excellent
condition; priced for immediate sale.
- 800; with substantial cash. balance
S35 90 month. Georgia 2OSs.
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S5,79O-16th ST. VILLAGE. BRICK: F. H
A: wooded: basem't; master bedrm. 11X16 9
Q closets. porch. din. rm. 10xl3. Wis. 3155
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7.O0O-NINE-RooM TWo-BATH BRICK.
in Columbia Heights, near stores and
transportation; hot-water heat with oil
burner. brick garage; good condition;
f1ne for renting rooms or apartments;
for sale to settle estate. TERMS.
So 50O-A modern center-entrance- plan,
detached Colonial brick residence, on
beautifully wooded lot in Chevy Chase.
Md. west of Connecticut ave, close to
grade and high schools and transpor-
tation; six rooms. all improvements,
garage this price includes redecoration
TO suit purchaser. TERMS ARRANGED
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1908 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
I personally will pay cash for your p; G.
property, white or colored G. G. DUTY.
1924 Vermont ave. National 44S2.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D G
property II the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small: condition immaterial
r. A HUMPHREYS
s0S N. Cap. Realtor. Natl. Os7s
WE HAVE READY BUYERS
With all cash for improved Colonial porch
brick homes, priced right, between $4,000
and $4,000.
HOHENSTEIN BROTHERS
9TH and H SITS. NE. Line. 0S97.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

We have one BUNGALOW under construe-
tion and one 2-story home completed IN
Arlington. Near school and bus. Both
have 5 generous rooms, oil burner, air.
conditioned heat and both r. II. A. approved
so that monthly payments may be as low As
S37 on one and 81 ! 80 on the other.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chestnut O6OO Ewes, Chestnut 47l9
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Just OF 18th st. and Alaska aye-A mod
ern S-room and 2-bath brick home ar
ranged conveniently for two families Oil
heat, elec. refrigerators. screens. weather
strips: one-car garage. Excellent value
| at S10,950. Evenings phone Col Sl66,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. REALTOR. Natl. 0753
ENPnlnR PhnnR CIpnrQia 600
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WE DEFY COMPARISON.

lovely new brick Colonial home in
one OF the best n.w. sections, built BY one
aims 8 lovely bedrooms beautifully tiled
paths; lst floor with center-hal plan
mas large living room, complete up-to-
library with lavatory. Equipped with OIL
fired. alr-condltloned heat. II purchased
now you may select wall paper and electric
fixtures. Emerson 1915
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON-YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE
new, modern. furnished home with two
young ladies or refined couple: garage re-
frigerator. oil heat: 10c bus. Chestnut 6046.
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= OH Wv 1RHffIJ, ~ " IOCU ILISIII.
An individually built home with hieh
elevation. commanding view of Rk OK
PIX: liv. rm. Is large with 3 exposures,
with open fireplace. French doors leading
onto screened porch: cheerful library and
frst-foor lavatory: a beautiful and wells
| equipped kit, din. rm. is attractive 3
the recreation rm. is delight. random
| width floors knotted pine walls. plenty OF
sunlight maids .rm,. bath in basement;
| automatic heat wide lot
| FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
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10 LoW-Priced Brick Homes.

Pre-showing Of 10 new thrifty brick
tile bath with shower de luxe kitchen.
chestnut trim furred walls insulated; gas
fired Bryant air-conditionlng gas heat. con-
crete front porch. lavatory in basement.
Price. Sc 900; $500 cash sac so month.
F. H. A. terms include interest, principal.
@ orS i,,St, p,,i1t H,-
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$6500-d1d19qsse HobsEooK fsasIGS sr,s ST HE
home. 3 bedrooms, . extra
heated rms. in rear; recep. ha Il
living rm. and dining rm; con-
crete front porch elec. refs ;
insulated gas range; bullt-In
garage A. B. c. oil burner A
home in wonderful condition.
Reasonable terms.
Shown by Appointment
| FLOYD E DAVIS CO
H33 l2th ST n " Nal MO-
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DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING
TuT DNTON6aC
frank S. Phillips, Dist. 1411A
NEW HOMES.

36o9 JENIFER ST
OPEN TO-DAY. 3 TO .. Model home Of
group; > sold. In heart Of Chevy Chase,
G. 1'2 squares east of Conn ave. s
ROOMS. 2 BATHS Gncluding breakfast and
recreation roomsl, automatic heat and
refrigeration, built-in garage
BOSS & PHELPS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Candidate

Frank Ferguson, candidate for the
Office Of Common Pleas Court, hav-
ing practiced law in the city of De-
troit for twenty-one years, has been
during that period quite close to
the functioning OF our government
and thus enhanced his capacity for
greater public service.
Mr.. Ferguson Is graduate Of the
University Of Pittsburgh, has been
assistant prosecutor Of Wayne Coun-
ty, an instructor in the Detroit coll
lege Of law and a teacher Of COM
mercial law and procedure, equity,
real property and ehtics and juris-
prudence
Progressive. OF a wide legal ex-
perience and a deep understanding
OF the problems confronting all peo-
pies, Mr. Ferguson is particularly
equi7pcd ard qualified FOR Judicial
service.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
ST. Augustine
Observes Lent

Due to illness Archdeacon Hagger
was unable to speak to the Young
Peoples Fellowship club, Sunday.
The Rev. Malcolm Dade conducted
the corporate communion service
His text was: Lord what will you
have me do" based on perserver-
snce vision, inventive and courage
After service, breakfast was serv-
ed in the Parish house. Several
visitors were present. From ST Cy-
prian: Harvey Jackson. Miss Jack
son and Mrs. Carter; ST. Clements
representatives were: Mr.. Athen,
president Of his club. Mr.. Richard,
and Miss Minis The various repre-
sentstives- gave short talks on fet-
lowship. Breakfast was prepared by
members Of the WenaH,s auxiliary.
Father and son banquet was held
Saturday evening, Mr.. Wilson. the
lay reader of ST Cyprian church
was the principal speaker His theme
was the serious side Of boys life.
The banquet ended with group
singing. Mrs. Ardena Stephens, the
field worker announced the child
ren's Lenten services, which began
Monday, Feb. 81 at 4:30 D. m.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
VOTERS URGED
TO SUPPORT
JUDGE RUB|NER
Record of Candidate Is
Cited By His
Friends

The attention OF all readers is
called to the primary election 10 be
held next Monday. Il is the duty
-ef- every citizen to take the time 70
vote as every election is importan;
10 eall The coming election IS es-
pecially important because there is
to be elected a Judge Of the Common
Pleas court. Judge Charles Rubiner
who is the judge OF that court, is up
for reelection. Judge Rubiner has
held that office for eight years and
has distinguished himself as a kind
~ and liberal judge who has a sym
pathetic point Of view toward the
problems Of the masses or people.
He is known for his fairness 10 all
regardless Of their nationality, re-
+igion or social status. In these days
when the rights Of minority groups
are so frequently attacked it is i'm
portant that we have in the poor
-maH,s-eeHftH judge with the toll
Grant and patient attitude Judge
Rubiner possesses.
As an example Of Judge Rubincris
liberal point Of view, il will be re-
called that in 1881 when tho leg
stature passed the so-called Alien
Registration Bill" which was an
insult TO all American residents Of
foreign ancestry, Judge Rubiner at
tackled the bill as un-American and
unconstitutional and helped ma
'eriaily in getting the law thrown
out by the Federal court. For this
Judge Rubiner has received the ac-
claim and the approval Of all citi-
zens Of foreign descent and Of all
lioeral-mirded people
Judge Rubiner has been endorsed
for reelection by the bar. the la
Dor groups and many fraternal and
civic organizations. His name viii
appear on The non-partisan ballot.
Relriserauon experts have KEEP
bread frozen for nine months. then
ihawed and served it with no appar-
ent change in appearance or taste.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

I The goodfellow committee Of tho
Jecganizalon bought clothing and
shoes for the needy children OF the
community and sent out seventy
SIX baskets 10 needy families Twen-
ty-two pairs OF shoes were bought
and distributed. Candy and toys
were also donated,
The committee on water reported
that the water project had been
okayed. Water viii be put on all
streets and in the homes Of the
r eemngaity--Tha---plsa----et---
project is as follows: The water
line will be installed on all streets.
Meters viii be installed in the
homes without direct charge 10 the.
people As a person pays his water
bill every three months he will pay
small fee OF about Two dollars 10
take care OF the cost Of the install
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Grigsby Challenges Youth To Resort To Militancy
G. Washington
Couldn't Lie;
Fails Police

George Washington could not tell
? lie, neither could one George
Washington tell police what they
wanted to know He really did not
know who hit him
Police records reveal that local
George Washington, Al, OF 1917 Mad
ison walked TO Receiving hospital
for treatment OF a lacerated fore
head and lip, and hematoma OF the
right side Of the face He stated that
he was beaten by two unidentified
men last Friday morning
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Eight Mile Group
ReUiews Activities

In reviewing the achievements of
the last year the West Eight Nile
Road Community Club Inc, points
to the following incidents as mile
stones Of progress
In February, 1898, John Espy was
elected chairman Of the group; Will
liam Fletcher. vice chairman; Edna
Holmes, secretary; Alberta Scott
corresponding secretary; Roland
owe, treasurer,
Members OF the Fact Finding
committee included ElWood Dick
ems. Albert Scott William Fletcher,
Other committee chairmen ap-
pointed were: finance chairman,
George Holmes; sick chairman, Mrs.
Queen-e Evans; publicity chairman,
William Fletcher; job chairman, A.
E. Scott chaplain, Mr.. Blackwell,
capitol representative, Fred Stencil
Of Lansing, Mich.
In March the group received its
fun charter OF incorporation under
the laws Of the State Of Michigan.
APRIL
The organization succeeded in
getting Negro drivers and Their
trucks on the WPA project.
After discussion Of the Water
Project, lighting and sewers, a
group'uf committees were appoint
ed, one to take care-ef- each project
Endorsed and recommended a
woman for probate officer in this
community
We brought to the attention OF the
property owners information con-
corning delinquent taxes and in
formed the\ people Of how their
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

In a trial without jury Charles
Armstrong Of 5l6 E. Kirby street,
was convicted OF felonious assault
to the person OF Sunny Stenson on
June a. 1888, by Recorders Court
Judge George Murphy Tuesday
evening.
Evidence revealed that Armstrong
accused Stenson with having put
The police on him causing him 10 be
raided last year. Armstrong stated
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
'HARDBO|LED'
ATTITUDE FINE.
SAYS SPEAKER
Negro Too Sympathetic,
He Declares In
Address Here

Placing the accent on youth, the
Junior choir Of EbeRezer church
presented youth program, Tea
tring Snow F. Grigsby as main
speaker. Mr. Grigsby emphasizing
the necessity for Negroes to coordin-
ate their actions wherever possible
and particularly in the economic
field, stated that into the Golfers
of the Detroit Edison company the
Negro paid on an average Of $4,000
per day and had employed therein
approximately 40 men Of color.
The Negro must cease being
sympathetic ana lethargic about
things which vitality concern his
well-being and must assume a Mill
tant role in this life OF which he
fR
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

property could be saved from tax
sales.
MAY
Plans for the Incorporation OF this
communitS--sFsie-sfo urth-class city
were discussed and a special COM
mittee was appointed 10 study the
possibilities and find out il it would
be to the best OF advantage TO the
people.
A committee was appointed TO at
tempt to get relief from the crowded
conditions at the Grant school and
to ask for an addition. %.
JUNE
The organization succeeded in
opening a year around recreation
program creating employment Of
twenty-five NYA workers and four
WPA workers. The only WPA pro-
gram in Michigan sponsored by
colored.
The organization succeeded in
getting a probation officer The light
ing committee succeeded in getting
four lights in the community.
One hundred and seventeen dol
lars was spent for recreation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

The speaker urged that youth
make a careful study Of our poll
tical structure and learn definitely
what his relationship to the varying
parts-Aoi- that structure iniaht-he-
Youth must see TO it that the elders
vote and assume their roles in the
political drama, also, the speaker
Averred
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

We brought TO the attention OF the
property owners information con-
corning delinquent taxes and in
formed the\ people Of how their
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

Alleging that Christ was hard
boiled, Sojourner Truth was hard
boiled, as was John Brown, and
other men and women Of historic
prominence, Mr. Grigsby challenged
youth to dare to stand for a con-
viction and die if necessary rather
than 10 live in shadow Of indif-
ference.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

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