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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
73l JEFFERSON ST. NW--RM APT
pvt. bath with shower: large incl porch
attic; util incl; gentle couple only.
no children S65 GE. ZAP.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. WITH
all utilities furnished; So; gentiles only.
ABB New Hampshire ave. NV.
29ls P ST SE-5 RMS, NEW APT
bldg; near bus; utilities furn.; S62 so
and s65 80.
2O6 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
: rms. kit and bath. heat. hot water
furnished redecorated throughout.
S4250
FLOYD E DAVIS CO..
1929 K St. NV MA O352.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APT, 4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH,
$50 per month. including heat. gas. water
and lights. Call Wartield 315l.
LAUREL MD-UNF APT. l.. RIM.
bedrms dinette. kitchen. bath. See MIR
REDMILES, sI5 Main St. or call GE. l424
after 40 ID m
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

APT OR HOUSE. FURNISHED OR uN-
furnished: gentle couple. :, children; refer
encs; available by April .. BOX
a-BEDRooM APARTMENT. UNFURNIsH.,
ed Govt executive, modern; couple and
l}-vear -old child; NV. or ne Box
113-T. Star. d
WANTED BY APRIL lsT-l-RM APT. IN
middle-ased widow Must be reas. Call
immediateIy Chestnut Os64.
OR ROOM. KITcHENETTE WITH
private bath, furnished or unfurnishea'
employed couple. District aal4.
l-RM APARTMENT, SINK: Ink. TWIN
beds or :. couches, = girls S2o-S30 month.
RA. 1881
DOWNTOWN. DESIRABLE RMS. KIT;
near Catholic church; with private 1ami!y:
no children 5 adults. Box | l1O-T, Star rs.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES B.
room and bath apt. in Arlington or Vicin-
ity no children or pets. FIR. 2259.
YOUNG WOMAN. PERMANENT GOVERN
ment employee, desires to lease or SUB,
ences If required. Bo. .0T-T. Star .".'
LADY ALONE; OR r. ROOMS: oSEs krT sIT AND M.
tsrhished h1th n~ Bos ssstiGn sr stag over $40
UNFuRN. s-R.. K. APT. PREFERABLY
other FI5I III "s Hsss tsTn Fur a%s dSr one studio
WANTED BY ADULTS BEDROOM AND
living rm., furn., modern apt: Wlthln
walking dist; elevator ] stairs only.
Give complete details: references. Box
45O-R Star.
BY APRIL OR 3. FURN. OR UNFURN,
l or :, rms, kitchen and bath: vicinity
Bethesda or Chevy Chase; employed couple.
l. 8. TUROVER Wisconsin 6622.
NV. HOUSE Or APT OR BEDRMS.
Private party. PAZOS. Decatur OsOO.
Hotel Roosevelt.
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE SMALL
furnished apt. or light housekeeping room
in AnacoStia. 2l00 18th st. Sc. Apt. 2O1.
AT. 1916 after 5 pm.
COLORED-ONE-ROO FURNISHED APT.
or nicely furnished studio room with
PRIVILEGES; in Northwest section: for single
man. postal employe. AID. I24A. sunday.
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HILLWOOD VA

New brick Colonial home. now nearing
completion. contains & large rooms and
unusual sewing room, 2 baths. l bedroom
and bath on lst floor. porch and attached
garage. Large lot overlooking beautiful
wooded section. Price. S10.500; terms:
to downtown D C; near schools and
transp. Open Sunday II to s. pm To
inspect, out Lee boulevard to Falls Church
intersection. follow Hillwood ave straight
ahead 4 blocks. turn left at Cleave drive
10 home. or call Ma $3.50 XerkdayS
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HAYWOOD GARDENS,
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN APT, "a UNITS; POSSES
sion can be ARRANGED or will sell furnished
and fully occupied. OWNER, RA 1853.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
6 ROOMS. DETACHED-BRICK HOME
and gar: in Silver Spring, mr.. stores and
flower garden. Best neiehborhood. Every
thing furnished except silver and linen.
months lease only. S120 mo. Ref. req.
Call SH. $3.50.
ROOM FOR RESPONSIBLE YOUNG CoU-
pie who will appreciate exceptional oppor-
tunity to occupy refined home, with all
privlleses: recreation room etc; must have
nut 4144. 90
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. NEW HOME, SO
North Oakland St, Arlington, available
April 1st: detached. rooms, recrea ton
room, garage: ideally located. mile from
Fort Myer, near Lee boulevard; no small
children. For appointment call CHI. 3429
44O7 10Th ST. N.W-IO ROOMS. 3
baths. ami. beautiful home. centrally To-
Gated; oil heat. garage. screened porches.
$500 mo. BY appointment only. MA. 45l9.
81 BUCHANAN ST. Me- ROOMS AND
bath, ami. For appointment to inspect
call LLOYD R. TURNER. NE. 1647. IL
Near Columbia Country Club.
Detached center-ha1l brick. 3 bedrooms
ga baths, recreation room to terrace. large
screened porch, oil heat. Immediate pos
session. No small children. Rental. Sl6o
call National 3345 or oliver 44ss eve
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO
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i7c6 HOBART ST. NW-Block 18th and
Harvard, car. bus; attract. lse. rm.,, next
bath, porch, phone: S}5; modern home
for discriminating neat employed gentle
man nnlv Call after B
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UPPER 18th ST. NW.-Prvate family;
hrge. airy room l5X25. twin beds. modern
ermi-private bath and shower: Jewish gen.
tleman to share room, $50 month: must be
neat appearing and have good references
Call GenrPla 1nEN
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4 NEW HOMES.

Bradley Hills. 5524 Bradley blvd. Be-
theSda, Md-1-room homes. containing
large living room with fireplace and
screened porch: paneled library with Law:
3 bedrms and aths 2nd floor: attic.
built-in garage; large basement; automatic
heat: nice lot. Near transport alton. In
spect Sat. afternoon and Sunday. Out
Wisconsin ave, turn left on Bradley blvd.
Priced to sell quickly. 250-S15.25o.
E: M. FRY. INC. $40 Wisconsin ave.
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$3.50 18th ST NV. Apt. 16-Front bed
room, lst floor: suitable gentlemen; 50
eoch unIim phone co 1884.
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FASHIONABLE 18th ST. AREA.
<16 500

1918 MYRTLE ST. NV.
marvellous value in the most desirable
neiQhborhood. near Rock Greek Park and
riding and country clubs. Spacious rooms,
more-than ample closet space. paneled
study with adjoining lavatory on main
floor bedrooms and . baths on 2nd noor.
large recreation room with log-burnlng
fireplace and refreshment bar. maids room
with bath. doored attic and many other
attractive features. Open daily and sun
day 10 am to pm. For further infor-
r,otiop call MR SHAFER Dupont 5S25.
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3o6 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large room.
private home, Jewish family, with or
without board; semiprivate bath. GE b6?l.
i2ll UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.--Double
room. twin beds, next bath; share with
another gentleman; unllm. phone rea-
hlp
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1920 WEBSTER ST. N.E.-Attractive front
room. :, windows. large closet. New home.
OF Michigan ave. Gentlemen. NO. Sl35-
e240 r ST. N.E.-Rooms for rent in pvt.
home. Breakfast If desired Next to bath
Unlim phone Atlantic ,14S
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1909 3Sth ST. NW-Master bedrm. with
private bath, single or double: gentlemen.
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UNDER Sl0 600

bath. basement lounge lavatory. doubis
screened porches: gas heat; refrigeration.
MA ln40 or CH Qo2S
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Exceptional value. 5k-room modern
home, years old, nice wooded lot: econom-
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 20O9 Q ST. W-Vacaucy
In large front room with Govt man. single
bed. S25 mo. each man. Hobart 9644
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900 TEWKESBURY PL. N.W.-Large front
bedroom. nicely furnished. Corner pvt.
home. Block from bus. Gentlles. Ran
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5s14 32nd ST. NW-Nicely furnished
double room, private bath; $50 month
Call Woodley sos after pm.
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4 ROOMS IN HEAVEN.

The brightest. cutest. roomiest bunEalov
We have had the opportunity Of presentine
In perfect shape. it really looks like .
magazine ad: S625O.
SAM'L E BOGLEY WI $500.
DO YOU LIKE WINDOWS?
This s-room. 2-bath home in the best
section of Chevy Chase. Md. has over so
windows. Built BY large builder Tor ms
ton Owner transferred. this home MUST
Dc soio II l3I pnG1ry W.T. -55OO
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TAKOMA PARK-Large front room. twin
psds private home: cony. bus service
COtlDls only HSHS-I
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK Well
furn. 2nd floor front corner room. next to
bath. Couple or single. Unlim phone. Gar
age. block to bus. Lovely home. OR. .,1..9.
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623 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large front
room. windows, twin beds; gentle
gentlemen. COQy traQSD FIR 1no1
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LARGE CORNER HOME,
Cleveland Park, Near Reno Rd.
semi-detsched brick in excellent con-
dtion, having Z rooms tile bath. hot-vater
heat large daylight kitchen with pantry.
modern stove, large refriserstor, built-in
garage. Bus service door. Price.
So25O.Oo; terms. 81 200 90 cash and
$500 per month. Call OWNER, DI 3s3O
or ia 3H6S evenings
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cla LONGFELLOW ST W-Front
bath cow transp. IA. 75.3
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CHEVY CHASE. 3SI7 JOceIyn 81 COT
OF 39th-Very desirable room for | gem
tleman. adj bath unlim. phone. WO O1O4.
FAKOMA PARK. ia Maple sve.-Double
6edroom, newly furnished. twin beds. bath
with shower, porch, unlm. phone. piano;
transportation arranged; breakfast op-
tjonal
144O COL. RD., Apt. 2-Attractively furn
front rn.. conveniently located to churches
and transportation: settled preferred.
S42l 34th PLACE NW-well-furn. 2nd
door corner room. twin beds. next bath,
shower; det. home. EN-. 0311.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

2737 Conn. ave-Large semi-detached
esidence, Price. S15.750: reasonable cash
payment For inspection and information,
,ho., &As0 pm
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empl. TO share front rooms twin beds,
pvt. bath. pvt. home; vacancy, April ST.
ca Georgia 6l51 2c'
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

RETIRED MEN or children over to boar
care Reasonable rates Box 53-T. Star 22
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sa1 GRARD ST. N.E-Sinsle front room:
good meals: convenient transportation.
For further Information. call MI. 1875.
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BRADLEY HILLS Country Club. Bethesda
Md.-Gentlemen only. Large double rm
with open fireplace and pvt. BATH suit. for
2 sentlles Seml-pvt entrance maEs So
Ice. golf course privileges: Sio mo. ~
conSin 1870
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SILVER SPRING, Md. 1903 Woodbury.
drive-Large room, twin beds or double,
for > men. on bus line Slleo 4H5O
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$3.50.
GLOVER PARK.
1908 BENTON ST.

Gruver- built home. rooms. tile bath.
double rear screened porches, garage: new
house condition A real good home or in
vestment Priced to effect quick sale EN-.
I401. Open Saturday and all day Sunday.
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ROOM board optional; reasonable. for
1oTne man in nice home convenient to
transportation Call RA. 6l2l.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS,
JUST NORTH OF RESERVOIR RD..
Near Conduit I'd. Macarthur blvd "A
very attractive detached brick Of bed
rooms 2 baths ~ bedrooms and bath on
1st NJ: gas heat. air-conditioned, furred
insulat.d: earaee Beautiful lot with
excellent view down the Potomac River
Valley Price. S1..5OO. Eve. or Sun
Phone Columbia 1855. Mr.. Owen.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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To embody so much nominees and charm
as Is found in this nearly new house. Just
over the line into Nd. An in-between-
floors room IS ideal q music room or
extra bedrm even though there are 3 more
upstairs: many inside features that add
individuality and . delightful garden sur.
rounding a pool Truly home you will
wish TO own Inspection is to ar
r.ne. Sinniv call Randolph 60S5
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400 VARNJJM ST NW-Large front
bedroom; beautiful new furniture; twin
beds private bath and phone young
Va
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To buy this new 4-bedroom 2-bath home
10 minutes from the new Naval Hospltal;
$3.50 includes all settlement charges. and
S4u per month includes all monthly
SANtr. HOGIEY WI $500
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Bethel A. M. Il.
McMillen and Larabee
Rev. b. @. Allen, Pastor

Sunday school 9:45 am, morn
ing service at II am. The subject
Thou art the man." was very
impressively preached by our pas
tor, Rev. 3. C. Allen. The Senior
choir rendered music. Aside from
a very well filled auditorium, sew
eral visitors graced the audience.
At 6:45 pm. the Allen C. E.
League enjoyed a very stimulat-
ing and informing lesson on the
subject when to Say No." led by
Mrs. Bernice e. Allen. The Young
people really advanced some very
thought-provoking ideas and held
their own in the discussion. The
addition of visitors helped to in
spire some to give their ideas and
all profitted greatly from the les
son.
Evening hour at 8 pm. and the
subject "At the Crossroads" was
preached on by Pastor Allen.
Timely and impressive remarks
were enlarged upon and all re-
tired from the Sanctuary feeling
greatly benefited.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31
Have You a Lost Or
Lapsed Insurance
Policy?

THE NATIONAL INSURANCE
RESEARCH COUNCIL, 1927
SMITH TOWER, SEATTLE, has
performed many useful services
for persons who have lapsed or
lost life Insurance. in their families.
The service consists OF investiga-
ton of policies. which have been
dropped, to determine values In
them. Whether or not the insured
person Is living or has passed on
makes n difference in their eff
fort. In case there are no values
found to exist in the policies all
papers are returned with no
charge. In case values are deter
mined to be in the policies a rea-
sonable charg Is made for the
service.
Insurance has been obtained by
the interested persons on insured
individuals long disappeared and
in policies long lost.
Over a period of several years
several thousand lapsed policy
holders have been benefited by
reliable servic by this concern.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31
Portland Notes

Clarence Lee Jackson, young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur New
some of Oakland, Calf. will be
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
T. E. Allen, during the summer.
Miss Dee Fuller recent employee
of the Lerner Dress Shop in Seat
tie, Wash, has returned to Port
land and being a very popular
member Of the younger set, is
much welcomed.
Mrs. Arthur Hayes was one of
the recent summer visitors to our
"City of Roses" While domiciled
in our city she was the house
guest of Mrs. Muriel Albert.
Passing through Peninsula Park
on Thursday of last week one
might have seen any number of
happy and contented faces. For
the Annual Sunday Picnic was
held then and all who attended
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
The weather being grand, appe-
titles were stimulated, and picnic
lunches enjoyed in true picnic
style. Games were played and on
the whole. all reported one grand
day.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31

Friday evening was the big
night for the school girls and boys
when the Y sponsored a party for
them. Games, dancing, and re-
freshments highlighted the even
ing and indeed 1t was very re-
luctant group of youngsters that
departed.
The girls and boys of the older
set were the guests of the Soldier
Boys on Friday evening at a dane
ing party. Plans were well carried
out to the effect that all present
had grand evening and a well
laden table with all kinds of de-
lectables helped to make the affair
a huge success.
Thursday, the 18th of August,
will be the occasion of another
formal dance to be given at the
WINS. Ave. Y Branch for the Sol
diers and boys and girls. Music
will be furnished by the popular
Air Base Band. Those knowing
the success Of these parties will
not need to be encouraged to come
out and help to make it success.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31
EVERETT NEWS

The Reverend s. A. Franklin
will attend the Baptist Associa-
ton to be held in Yakima repre-
senting the Second Baptist church
Of Everett.
Miss Beulah Richardson, a for
mer resident of this city, was a
visitor in the city last week.
Mrs. Carrie Davis and her two
neices Misses Dolores and Irayler
Aycox Of Monroe are visiting re-
latives in Los Angeles, Calf.
The Reverend E. B. Reed and
Mrs. Reed were In the city to con-
duct the state meeting of the Bap-
fist church. Rev. Reed and his
wife were here from Spokane.
Mrs. Harriet Denner of Seattle
was a guest Of her daughter Mrs.
Willard Richardson during the
week.
Mrs. Doretha Reado is spending
her vacation visiting friends and
relatives in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs ]. T. Payne has left for
Columbia, Missouri to be at the
bedside of her sister who is very
i'll.
Mr.. Newton Solomon attended
the funeral of Mr.. J. T. Simms,
a brother Mason in Yakima.
Mr.. John Barnett of Seattle was
a visitor in the city over the week
end.
More Negro soldiers have been
stationed at Payne Field. They are
Corporal Ronald Raymond, Ser
geant William Caldwell, Private
John L. chatham, Corporal Flem-
ons, Corporal Ernest Griffin and
Sergeant Watkins.
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Here's More About
Judge Starr
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Womanlike, she always tempers
her mercy with justice. Nor is
judge Evangeline Starr novice.
AS a deputy in the County Pro-
secutor's office it was her duty to
handle all Domestic Relation cas-
es. Her brilliant record was the
immediate cause of her elevation
to the bench.
Her fair and impartial deci-
sions are due to her patience in
hearing both sides of any cause.
When in doubt this Portia does
not hesitate to delve deeply into
any case, to justify her final de-
cision.
The ease with which her deci-
sions are made, marks her as
judge of experience and a modern
Solomon.
She is indeed a worthy success
sor to Judge Reah M. Whitehead.
Her youthful ambition is improv-
ing her court.
Judge Evangeline Starr is not
only an honor to the bench, the
women of King County en- bank
are also honored.
The office she holds is one of
five non-partisan offices to be
filled in the coming election, and
Judge Starr should win election
In the primaries.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31
Red Cross Aid

Sunday. August 2, Is the date
set for further preparedness by
the Red Cross Canteen Aide Unit.
These units have been formed in
all parts of the city to take over
feeding citizens In event of dis
aster. The regular Red Cross
course for mass feeding at such
a time was taken by sixteen will
ing and capable colored women
who stand in readiness to serve If
the time comes, whether 1t be
serving coffee or food to Air Raid
Wardens at night or preparing and
serving meals to all civilians, these
women are ready to go immediate
ly. Food Is sent to the canteen
by the Red Cross.
II delivery may become diff
cult at the time each unit in the
city is planning to have on hand
enough food with which to start.
Also fund for milk, butter, ETC.,
to be purchased nearby until de-
livery can be made. Our units
supplies will be kept at the Phyl-
lis Wheatley Branch of the wv.
CA. Some weeks ago following
the course Of study the Canteen
Aide served luncheon at the Y.
W.C.A. which was well attended.
The money raised at the time was
used for kitchen equipment. Each
Canteen member donated for the
luncheon.
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More About Dixie

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effect it would have under an
nounced federal policy" and said
in his letter to Williams:
Should we sign the contract
with this clause included, we can
expect the fair employment prac-
tice committee Immediately to des-
cend upon the state with the de-
mand that Negroes be put in po-
sitions of responsibility in that
corrections and institutions) de-
partment in approximately the
same proportion that the Negro
race bears to the white race in
Alabama. will not permit the
state of Alabama to be subject to
the whims Of any federal agency,
and I will not permit the en-
ployees of the state to be placed
in a position where they must
abandon the principle of segrega-
ton or lose their jobs"
Release of Dixon's letter fol-
lowed by one day statement by
Horace wilkinson a Birmingham
attorney long at political odds with
the governor, that "a herculean eff
fort is being made to break down
and destroy segregation"
Wilkinson, speaking to a Bes-
emer civic club. said, 'If there
is room in this country for a Ma
tional Association for the Adj
vancement of Colored People,
there is need ora league to main
tain white supremacy"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-07-31
PORTLAND NEWS
22l6 s. E. 37th Phone East 1911
Mary NJ. Duncan, Editor
A Story Unsurpassed
Attraction Unequaled
Finnish Hall, 1899 Washington st.
Tues. Eve, Aug. 4th, 8 o'clock

Finnish Hall, 1889 Washington st.
Tues. Eve, Aug. Attn, 8 o'clock
This picture brings an unfor-
gettable lesson to all. It concerns
Everyone from the beginning to
the end.
1t is more than a picture-it is
life itself, for it is the story of
the greatest event in all history.
1t is the story of the greatest in
dividual that ever walked this
earth, the story of one who has
influenced human hearts and
lives more than any other, the One
Person who has left the greatest
mark on human progress.
This authentic historical pro-
duction wildly portrays the story
in a way that no student can pro-
duce, for devout church members
have endeavored to really live
their parts, and the scenes were
photographed in the places where
the events actually took place.
Noted artists have painted the
scenes that could not be re-enac-
ted in order to give a vivid por-
trayal of the oldest, the sweetest
story ever told, The Story of Gods
Love as manifested in the Life
of Jesus Christ"
Do not fail to see THE LIFE
OF CHRIST" in action pictures,
and hear the accompanying COM
mentary by Lewis T. Oldham at
the Finnish Hall, 1859 Washington
St., Aug. 4, Tuesday evening, 500
o'clock. The public is welcome.
No admission charge bring your
friends.
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SEATTLE NEW S
Y.W.C.A.


The Canteen Aide Is sponsoring
a Silver Tea at the Phyllis Wheat
ley ranch of the YwCA this Sun
day. August End. Hours will be
from 3 to 8 pm. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged and there
will also be q speaker from the
Red Cross headquarters.
Three young adults are working
at the central Association are Miss
Juanita Valley, who is working at
the Roundup (Day Camp as a
craft instructor; Miss Geraldine
Jones who Is employed in the Pub
lie relations Secretary. Miss Ruth
Mcarland's office; and Miss Ellen
Torrance, of Bennett College, for
merly of Portland, Ore, who is
acting as counsellor at Camp Star
loft on Vashon Island.