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HOUSES AND APTS., NEW YORK.
ATTENTION,
PATENT OFTICE-PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Coming to New York? Let us tell you
about Bronxville. Westchester County that
carefully restricted village community Just
% minutes on electric train from Grand
Central Rents are reasonable. Broom
from SiIO Excellent schools. We will be
happy to send further data. No obligation,
ELLIOTT BATES. INC,
50 Pondneld Rd.
BronYvills 2-14lO. Fairbanks 4-544s
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ApAeTMehrS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
and F SIS. n.w.--Fireproof; A. A. A: one
room, kit. dioette, pvt. bath: I or 3 per-
sons; day week; Frigidaire; full service
nicely furnished: no cats or dogs. MA. 5426.
HOTEL 144O RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Newly, beautifully furnished bed Living
room, kitchen apt. elec. refs: Sl5 wk.
TWO REFINED LADIES, SHARE LARGE
apt. with two others: unlim, phone; excel
Phone CO. $500. Apt. los. after pm.
AcCoNMoDATIoNs I OR 8 BOYS. 8
rooms and bath; utilities furnished: maid
service: silver, dishes, linens furn. and
laundered ia. 2316.
1880 PARK RD NW.-DMIGHTFUL
living -bedrm. dressing rm., dinette, kit,
bath; elev.; S62 so. HO. 749s.
1881 EUCLID ST. NV ROOM AND
kitchen, Semi-private bath. elec. refrigera-
ton. running water: at streetcar.
5-room apt, completely furnished
months or LONGER; SIR ,.,,. corn
$500 Wis. Ave. WI. oo4s
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AEROPlAkES.

FLY l942 TAYLORCRAFT.
Association plan costs approximately
~ so per hour. echoper. MA. 5505 or
IA 1921.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

1000 SO. FIT, DIVIDED INTO OFFICE!
and warehouse: loading platform: nes
r.r siding. Modern bldg. Part or whole
Available soon. Box 42S-A, Star
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS,

Nearby Virginia's most exclusive COM
munity. g spacious rooms. , baths. also
maids room and bath, large paneled livins
room . by 20. 1 bedroom or den and bath
house condition. Available immediately
ct 1928 per month on yearly basis. Located
at 453Q n 32nd I'd. Arlington. May be
INSPECTED daily 10 to s. Drive out Glebe
I'd to washington Golf and Country Club
see sign and follow arrows to property
K D. BRUMBACK, CH. 1897.
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PLYMOUTH 1896 coupe. runs and looks
too Motor Co, 4515 14th st: nv. RA. 1920,
PONTIAC 1898 six coupe: AL throuEhout:
"A, 600 mi: S1o5 cash. I'd. ME-. sl3s
(Mr. MAXWELL. 30
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED.

3412 14th ST. N.W.-3 RMS. AND BATH
large studio liv rm., 2Ox2O; bedrm., kit.
dining room. bath: S55. Key at 3414.
1898 So CAROLINA AVE. Sc BED
rms, living rm., kit, bath, utilities; mr.
Navy Yard. Available Jan. 1st. ga
SPRING GARDENS sO31 EASTERN AVE
-Beautiful Groom, kitchen and bath apt
inal al,ida cd
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYpEwR1IlRs new .,9, pqrts .,. Al makes
14th St NV. DI. 1872. Open evenings.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in recondition,,
ed machines. SO up. Open ewes Capital
Typewriter Co. 731 11th st. NV. Ma. 1853,
TYPEWRITER, Russian: Royal portshle'
Df siIs or 1ae''G1 see iia5 9Th sty NV, new IS:
VACUUM cLEANERs--HOOyERs. Sl2.a5;
EUREKA, Ss95; ELECTROLUx, s16.a5;
with att; rebuilt and guar. like new l VI.
Vacuum nrsp spesislistS ss NsI EXCLUSIVELY. Hn
sos 11th St NV National 777a. "a
Call Randolph 1897 after pm e4'
WASHERS standard makes Of
washing machines in crates at deep-cut
prices as low as S27' 81 weekly; liberal
trade-in allowance.
Washington's LARGEST Appliance House.
9al G St; N.W-Entire Building
District 3137. Open Ewes. TIL PM
Thor. GE.. Hotpoint. A. B. C.. from S25.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
Washington,s Largest Refriserator House.
81 9th s., NV; Republic ll75.
WAsHERS-Large selection brand-new
pfees Tasesri for essb and ws
on hand WARD RADIO APPLIANCSs. SSPs :
S53b Georgia ave, Silver Spring. SH. 2299.
WASHERS-BENDIX,
New. Immediate delivery. G. Z. refrlser-
Radio Co, s5l0 18th ST. ne MI 1850.
ATTENTION!
g new Westinghouse Refrieerators TR
2O3S. Evenings, RA Q44q
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1941 panel delivery; orisi-
nal black finish has never been lettered
very low mileage; perfect shape throughout
and ready for work; only $685.
PAUL BROS.-OldSmobil
$500 Wisconsin Ave WO. 2lSl.
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ON MAIN PIKE. NEAR oLNEY. MD.
16 acres with 7-room house, bath. elee-
tric light. C E oil burner. pressure sys-
TEN for water supply: barn. chicken house
and other outbuildings; Sl1.50O.
EDw H. JONES 4 CO, INC.
Woodley 23OO-Eves., Call Mr. J. A. Powell
Ashton 5000.
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ApApIAEA1s WANTED.

BACHELOR QUARTERSIFURNISH RM
and bath, not in private home: will pay
S75 month. Phone Temple 2816
UNFURNISHED APT ROOMS: KrrCH-
en- and bath, vic. 14th and Park rd.
Jan. i. Call co. 1880. Apt. 20l, after B..
APARTMENT OR SMALL. TWO-BEDROOM
house in GEORGETOWN or walking distance
to 18th and SITS. NV, preferably furnish
ed: by professional Government empioye
3349 after 6.
REFINED GOVERNMENT WOMAN WOULD
share or suitcase furnished apt with an
other. Box 164-D. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE WANT FURNISH
ed apartment, 2h to rooms: lease 3
months to / year. Decatur 1856. 2S'
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We Will buy second-trust notes. D. C.,
nearby Md. Va. Rea sonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d. INVESTM
CORP,
1912 n. Y. Ave. NV. National 1898.
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CoIoREpINEw 8 ROOMS. AIR.coNDI
TONED cellar etc semi-det. 6351 Cen
trail ave. ne. S6.95O Open daily 10 am
to 9 pm DE 1850.
COLORED RESERVOIR. OVER
looking large Govt. park, rms on
floors; recreation rm., garage; Deautliu
condition throughout. Yours at bargain
A w STEPHENS. DE. 1872.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All kinds panels, stakes, dumps, vans.
by the hour day. week. month or year.
with or without drivers. Call Ambassador
Trucking Service. ME. 5236.
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,hvesrMEhr PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE.

2Oa-ACRE Farm ON POTOMAC RIVER.
in st. Mary's County. Nd; whole farm OF
part; excellent ducking and hshlng good
road good tobacco land. L. r. RICHARD
SON. Leonardtown. Nd
733 ACRES go IN FRUIT, PEACH AND
apple; $50 acres tillable; located in Penn
65 miles from Washington. Seven brick
and stone houses. barns and outbuildlngs
including packing barn. Herd OF Aberdeen
Angus cattle, hogs turkeys, draft horses.
complete farm equipment MA. 634I.
ESTATES. FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES IN
Northern Va Convenient TO washington.
Let me know what you want. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va.
Phone IS. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

NE-U1 1ObO E1lVI.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workma anship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
250Q 14th ST NV COLUMBIA 1881
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

143b MARYLAND AVE NE-1 large front
rm., unfurnished: grill service If desired;
conv: car lines: empl. persons.
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BRADLEY HILLS.

bLADIC1 11IlhO.
A real value in new detached brick resi-
dence containing rooms and baths,
built-in garage, porch. automatic heat;
Convenient to Transportation and stores.
For appointment to inspect call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. AGENTS D1. lOl5.
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ADVANCE SHOWING

New ultra-modern apts. ready for oe-
cupaney January 1st No. I Havsh ays.
~. and 4ia room units: rentals from. S45;
aif elee. Kitchens. painted walls hard
wood doors. Venetian blinds, Metal kitch-
14th and K. CAkrTZ. D1. eoeo.
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FOR COGORED- ,
R64 Irving st nw-Six rooms, one oath
full basement; furnace heat; large lot: with
garage; convenient to good Transportation
and schools For further information cal
Mr. Boaze. GE. 6779.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th st. NV. District 35fn.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 2nd
trusts, taxes. ] st trusts. d. c. Md. and Va.
hrs Small mo; payments. FEDERAL FL
NANCE CO, CIV N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. 14l6.
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

sl25-sAUL's ADDTT1oN-DETAcHEp., s
rooms, Q baths: nice condition. Available
Immediately. Call REALTY ASSOCIATES.
MA. 143s.
CORNER HOUSE. 5th AND SITS. Sc
rooms and bath. Arcola heat: $40 mo
5-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW. s75
MRS. CHRIsTMAN. Allied Realty CoIp,'
$500 Wise. Ave. WI oo4e
BErHEsDA-NEARINo COMPLETION AND
available about Jan. LIST. We have Group
and kitchen homes for rent At 500 per
6aRRaathRAM.HA1L. aRatR WI $3.50:
MICHIGAN PARK. 4116 18th PL. NE
q rooms, porches, oil heat, garage; newly
conditioned; S6s so. TAYLOR. Df. 1874.
61b H ST. sw-BRICK DWELLING. =
rooms. bath. gas, elec.; rent. SAT per mo.
Ma ATS. Ewes. AID. 1899.
46Ob MAPLE AVE. BETHESDA. MD-5,
nev-house condition; SO; near trsnsp.'
GE 1908.
MODERN HOUSE WITH 1 BEDROOMS. 3
baths and built-in garage. near Wisconsin
c. e.f ns sns huNfER hsiEz FS aA sl4isS per month
RENT OR SALE, VA. AND Md TO g
rms. S65 to S75, II buying with substantial
cash payment. balance less than rent
NV DI. $3.50 once hrs. am, to m.
BETHESDA-NEW HOUSES
bunGalows: bedrooms, automatic
heat: conv. location; $69.50.
Several Groom homes. beautifully
wooded lots; automatic neat; : blocks to
Mrs. cHR1srMAN. Allied Realty cerp.
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PLYMOUTH 1912 de luxe town sedan.
low mileage. private owner, vll taks
small amount OF cash or car for equity.
take over payments. Mr.. Brain. MA. 6623.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door sedan:
in neW-car condition; private owner must
sell at once; terms arranged. Phone Du-
mont Q-RS before z pm.
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PENNA. FARM HOUsE-TYPE HOME, on
half-acre wooded lot. center hall. distfnc-
tive living room, powder room. bedrooms,
3 baths Mr.. TREAT, WI. 6649.
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Attract. single rm.. ivory furn.. bath.
shower. unlim. phone: reas GE. $3.50.
COLORED-151s D ST SCI large front
room. neatly furnished. Call after 8 I'm.
FIR. 0S94.
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PACKARD de luxe coupe. 1910. model
100; beautiful finish, mechanically Al:
r;Il eacrifca Taylor 4Ro1
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
GOLFERS BID FOR CSGA. TITLE SAT.
(by LAWRENCE LEWIS)

AT ELMWOOD PARK, on Aug.
10th, golfers Of the Central Stat
es Association will begin play for
the 1941 Championships.
A record attendance Is already
assured, and it looks as if it will
be the largest tournament ever
held.
Entertainment on a large scale
will be given our outstate visitors.
Dances and picnics, Swimming nd
house parties and two other lrn-
aments will be held to please our
visitors.
Heading the groups entering
our city will be Kansas City with
twenty five golfers, st. Louis with
fifteen, Minneapolis with her fiji
teen, DesMoines with twelve, To-
peka with four, and many Others
who have not sent in their reserva-
tons. Omaha will have the most
entered, coming in with thirty
strong.
The Entire Nous Club girls have
volunteered their services and VII
keep score during the tournament
Acting as hostesses will be the
Smart Set Club. They will help
serve and entertain. The Gay
Westerners' Club have planned a
picnic and dance at the Rose
Marie Lodge on Saturday night.
All in all it will be one grand af-
fair.
All Omaha is waiting for Their
arrival. Coming into our city Will
be the cream of the social life,
Men and women who are outstand-
ing in their respective commun:t-
les. Many will come just to see
these highly skilled golfers play,
and to cheer for their favorites TO
win.
Omaha's entry will be headed by
Jesse Hutton, "Gabby' Watson,
Penny Murray, Jay Murrell,
Herbert Toole, John Simms and
John Mickens. Omaha is depend
ing on these men to hold Up her
honor.
The public IS cordially invited
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

to attend this tournament. We
to see some of the best Negro
golfers in the middlewest.
Elmwood Park the site of our
tournament, has a golf course,
which will give a real test Of golf
We have many golfers entered in
this tournament who are worthy
of this test. There will be tension
and excitement on every stroke
played. Many will be broken
hearted and others will have that
victory smile On their faces. The
winner will be the one most men
tally and physically alert on these
two days. Over a fifty-four hole
test where one mistake may be
your downfall, nerves, yes it will
take iron nerves, to Withstand the
Tremendous pressure which you
must take during an event Of this
kind.
Playing against seventy 81
eighty golfers whom you can't
even see, is really a true test for
any kind Of a sportsman. We
know that we will have only one
champion, but we won't forget
those who will play, that made
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

along for the publicity. He's in
the dailies practically every day
now, toasting what a big drawing
card the Louis-Nova is.
But to get back to Joe Louis
visit here in Gotham. The Champ
rambled a great deal to news re-
porters. He believes Nova and
he are on par, but that Conn is a
faster and better boxer and hard
err TO hit than Nova "Both are
plenty game. | don't think I'll
have as much trouble with Nova
as | did with Conn because Lon is
easier 20 hit. | would rate Nova
a better hitter than Conn.
Joe is staying here a few days
before Fearing back to De ceit
where he is sponsoring a $1,000 OPP
IN golf tourney at the Roclham
Golf Cours z, Aug. 18th, 18th and
I4th. Meanwhile, Louis is trying
to make Nike talk on the site and
date for the Nova fight.
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

ament was over the Grandview
Golf Course Of Des MONIES. The
champion won by Charles Howard
Of Des Moines with George Nc
Claim of Kansas City runner-up.
Eugene Rummons was champion
of the second flight.
Since the first tournament, the
Association has played in St. Lou
is, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul.
and Kansas City.
When the first tournament, COM
mittee made its report, there was
only two flights, divided on a fifty
percent basis, but now, due to the
growth Of the association, there
are three flights.
AS the association has grown
with the years, little if no change
has been made in the Constitution
showing that even in the first
meeting much thought and consid-
Grafton was given to the compil-
alton of il
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

REVIEWING
THE SPORTS
BY JOHN BEAN

The Louis-Baer Scrap in Wash
ington will be recorded in the an
mails as a disqualification defeat"
for Baer. -. Louis had to club
Baer with 100 solid smashes before
he went to the canvass for the
count. The August boxing rat
ing Of Rang Mag, lists the heavy
boys in this order: Nova No. l.
Conn No. 2-Baer No, 8 and Lem
Franklin No. Ain the Weltcr-
weights class, Bob Montgomery,
Lew Jenkins, Sam Argatis' boxing
teacher, was listed as No. 8 with
Jackie Wilson holding the No. 2
position in the lightweight APP
pointment. -. In the featherweight
class, Chalky Wright, who nay
meet Joe Archibald in Eb5ets
fields this month, is rated as the
No. 2 challenger. In case you do
not know it, Archibald is the first
featherweight to regain his crown
THE shortest fight on record
is the IL second KO. of Baby
Lenine by AL Foreman....A base
ball team in Illinois batted around
three times in the last inning.
and one Teller was retired for all
three outs. He must have been
a hero to the opposing team.
Max Something's most efficient
punch used in beating Joe Louis
was a straight right to the head
and jaw. The Cleveland Indians
baseball team have used five nick
names since the organizing of the
team, the Blues, Maps, Milly Mag
uires and the Indians which was
adopted in 1915. what event in
the boxing world is associated
with October A, 1940?... Pete
Doss of Omaha, came out of the
same golden gloves tournament in
Chicago. Pete fought a years
out Of Sioux City, Iowa, before
hanging up his mitts. In the
ring, Doss was a dead ringer fer
Louis. James Barley, Jr., the
barbecue man, was runnerup in
the Negro tennis championships
in Sioux City, a few years back.
Does Neil Johnson go way out to
the beach to view the cuties or
does he really go in because he
waters fine -
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
SPORT-O-
GRAPH
(by Bernice Calvin and Frank T.
Ward)

New York (C)-Highest paid
guy in sports history for using his
mitts, Joe Louis, dropped into lit
tie old New York most unexpect-
edly, last Friday. Joe's mission
was to try to induce promoter
Mike Jacobs to pick his hometown
Detroit, instead of Manhattan, as
size for his scuffle with (Yoga)
Nova, which the champ himself
has limited might be his last in the
game. That's if the going is toe
hot.
Now, Mike, the wise one hasn't
said one word or other about
where he's planning to stage the
battle In fact, any promoter who
has the price of a long distance
cali mikes too sharp to take
them for less) can "try" to sell
his hometown to Jacobs as THE
place. Boston has already put up
g $250,OOO guarantee. Detroit,
not afr behind, offers 100000 in
advance ticket sales But, I've
had SO many bids lately, that l do
not know which way to refuse
That's all Mike says about this
~djckering.
However, as we reported three
weeks ago, close friends of Mike
have confided with us that the
memorable exhibit will be in
New York and only New York,
the shrewd Jew, is merely playing
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
SPORT

SPORT TIDBITS
Jimmy MacDaniel, the crack
tennis champ from Xavier U. i'm
pressibly defended his title, New
York State Championships, Gil.
CO on he COSMOPOLITAN Club
Courts. Opponent Joe Batcnelor
was really eliminated. -. King If
tee Heavyweights' golfing score
isn't bad. He averages IS. but
when he's at his best, it's a "A.
Joe recently demonstrated golfing
ability at the Ohio Negro Amateur
Club i'll Cleveland. ..Fastesr
sprinter esse Owens was rain ~
out twice last week in Augusta,
Ga. Jesse in the Southlards Civ
ing exhibitions. Lou Nova wants
his fight in New York. 49,. Teddy
v I'M, heavyweight, is studying
medicine in New York..
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
PASSES EXAM AS NINE


Charleston, w. Va, Aug. ? GAN
P)-Thomas D. Saunders passed
an examination held by the state
department Of mines here last
week with a rating Of "a and rec
eived a certificate as a first class
mine foreman. There were 18
who took the examination, Mr..
Saunders being the only Negro.
Saunders is an employee Of the u.
S. Coal and Coke Co., of Gary
West, Va.
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
T OF CENTRAL
STATES

The Central States Golf Assoc
istion held its first meeting Aug
ust %, 1881, in Des Moines, Iowa
in the office of Charles P. Howard,
A temporary organization was eff
fccted naming c, P, Howard as
temporary chairman.
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Chas. B. Howard.
Des Moines; First Vice President,
Jessie Hutton, Omaha; Second
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16
IN THE PHOTOGOLFIC MEET

Vice President, James E. White,
st, Louis; Secretary, L. T, Mont
gomery, Kansas City; Treasurer
Charles Carr, Des Moines.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sam
Shepard, st. Louis, DR., l., NJ. Till
man, Kansas City, George Roddy,
iowa City, Harry Walden, Des
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

Monies, L, B, Ferguson, Waterloo,
At this meeting, only four cit
les were represented, Kansas City,
st. Louis, Des Moines and Omaha.
Since then, several more cities
have joined, namely Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Topeka,
In the first So hole medal tourn
The Omaha guide., 1941-08-16

hope to give them the opportunity
him the Chompion. They may nor
reach him, but they viii be shoot
ing at him On every hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Pastors Blast
Peace Talk Ban
Free Right to Worship
Foundation of U. s.
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

DENVER. Nov. 7.-One of the
fundamentals of American democ
racy is attacked when the right oil
freedom TO worship is challenged
u Denver pastors of various de-
nominations stated when they me-
AT a special conference 10 discus,
the Col. Early r. w. Duncan Incl
dent al Lowry Field.
After their meeting. the pastor,
issued the following statement:
1T Il a time-hOnOred principle
OF Amer lean democracy that
every American has a right 90
attend the church Of his choice.
On this matter there IL no de-
hate. When, therefore, this right
of freedom Ia worship II chaI-
tenged. one Of the funda mentaIs
Of American democracy IL at
tackled.
IF. a. military policy. re-
ligfous freedom II 10 he taken
away from America, how can we
pretend 10 give any kind of free
dom 90 the rest of the world:
For this freedom our fathers
settled In America. On this free
dom. we, their children, take our
stand"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
special to TIM DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON. Nov IA
wave of resentment and indign6'
tion swept the Senate wher
Senator Burton X. Wheeler, OF
Montana. denounced Col. Early +
W Duncan. al Lowry Field, near
Denver Colo. for allegedly i'm
posing a drastic military censor
ship on men OF his command
shutting them of from all con
facts with any persons or organi'
cations including churches opposed
10 American entrance IN the
European war.
Senator Clark ID of Missouri
said. during debate on the neutral
Ity revision bill, that the army
officer should be tried by gen
eral court martial after describing
him as little pin headed colonel
who arrogates 10 himself the
powers 10 censor the Constitution.
"Acco 10 his ideas.
soldiers should he prohibited
from listening 10 the radio.
said Clark. His next step would
he to prohibit them from read
ing newspapers"
1T sounds like the beginning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
Duncan Court Martial Demanded I'm Senafel

staff or whether he acted on his
own initiative.
In bringing the Duncan matter
before the Senate in the midst of
the neutrality amendment debate
Senator Wheeler commented: y
Think of IL, I'm the United
\ States, Colonel Duncan saying To
soldiers that they cannot attend
a church unless the preacher or
the priest breaches what he
wants them 10 preach. Is that
Americanism?
II scarcely know of a MethO-
dist Episcopal preacher In this
country who Is not opposed 10
our entry into war. There may
be a few, but would venture
the assertion that 80 per cent of
the Methodist Episcopal clergy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07
HITS RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

EcKHART. Ind. NOV. Z. 49, The
reported order of Col. Early r w.
Duncan, airing soldiers from
places where opposition 10 the ma
tons military policy is 10 be heard
and considered broad enough 10
include churches, Was termed a
step TO destroy in our land the
religious freedom We are asked "a
re4establish abroad, by DR. John
A. O'Brien. IN a protest 10 Secre-
tsry Of War Stimson today
The Notre Dame University pro-
lessor declared that by his order
Colonel Duncan was ''pneSuming IA
dictate what hurches soldiers
under his command may attend"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

ipresSing any opinion as TO whether
the United States should be forced
by trickery and subterfuge TO take
part in the European war.
These Senators felt that II was
the beginning of movement TO
deny freedom of speech as TO
whether there should be another
American Expeditionary Force on
the part OF the very men who
would be ordered 10 become a
part of that American Expedition
arV Force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

OF this country are opposed TO
our entry into war.
II know only few Presbyteri-
ans, Lutherans, or members Of
any other denomination In this
country, with the possible ex-
ception of the Episcopalians, who
are not opposed to getting into
this war. Baptists, MethOdists,
and Presbyterlans are among
the leaders trying TO keep this
country out Of war"
The war department today or
dered Col. Duncan to make a full
report on his statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-07

Of the intolerance which comes
with war" said Senator Johnson
CD of Colorado.
1T hardly seems possible that
the colonel would have said
, this" said Senator Holmes tR)
of Oregon. "My first impression
IA that, II he takes such an at
titude. he has gone mad
''Dunoan's attitude Is intoler-
able" said Senator Walsh tD)
of Massachusetts,.