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NEW HOUSE,
ACRE OF GROUND.

New 6-room home, living room. dining
room, kitchen, bedroom and bath on LIST
hoor: 2 bedrooms and bath End floor; full
basement, auto. heat. insulated and wealth
er-stripped More land available; 8 miles
from District line in MONTGOMERY County.
Nd on main highway: $500 down price,
$1,000 E. M. FRY. INC, 6s40 Wis. ave.
WI R14O
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

GET YOUR FAMILY OUT OF WASH.
Completely furnished cottage, Gil Balti-
more ave, ocean City. Md. Available July
Sth Sleeps 10. $50 wk, $3.50 mo.
Owner on premises through July 9Th.
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BRIARCLIFF-$l7,950.

This aouealfng new stone and brick res
idence offers extremely good value IN one
of Washington's finest restricted iocatlohs;;
bedrooms and z baths on 2nd f1oor, recrea-
ton room, maids room and bath n nase Sc
ment. The lot is well wooded and IS sp'
For details call MR. Manakee, RA. 155s
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dl. l4ll.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW BROOM BRICKS. COMPLETELY
modern, with attached garage; suitated on
of Annandale in Fairfax County; splendid
bus service from Annandale, 20 min. to
naming; suitable for high-class tenants
only: rental 500 per month GOODNOW
REALTY CO.. S15 King st. Alex, Va
Phone Alex. 1857. Alex. 1016.
COUNTRY ESTATE OF IL ACRES IN
lawns and gardens surrounding a beauti-
full new Colonial home of Z magnificent
rooms and stately center hall, completely
furnished; servants quarters. stables
chicken houses etc in the heart OF the
Maryland Country Club and Hunt section
For appointment to discuss this property
call WI. $500.
BETHESDA, MD.
Brick home 6 rooms and bath, INV h.
1900.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE FINEST BRICK CoLoNIALs
with ! 0 acres of land. numerous outbuild-
inss, outstanding view, around Wnches~
ter. Va Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Phone Chestnut 1894. Write P. o. Box
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Oucll M. odl ullC1 -. tASAAJS
Rockville, Md. Phone $50.
RE WISEI BE INDEPENDENT!

own nearby productive farm where
you can produce about everything your your
family needs for and after the duration
stream. @ some M fruit: miles from olney Inn;
good s-rm house With full cellar heat
hath, etc. Complete set of small outbldgs.
good 6-rm. tenant house. Price, $4,000;
$4,000 cash payment REQUIRED.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
Barr Bldg DI. 1921. SH. 2696.
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

SEVERAL REAL BARGAINS.
6-rm, modern bungalow, acres, mr.
Camp Springs, Md: $50 per mo.
s-rm. modern. 2-story home: oil heat
etc: acres; nr. Clinton, Md; $50.
12-rm. modern. large English cottage;
auto. steam heat, . baths. 6 freplaces;
beautiful. setting; amid large shade trees
) min walk to bus and train service; in
Forest Glenn Park. Md.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Barr BIdc DI 1921, SH 25a5.
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PROPERTY WANTED

THIS OFFICE HAS INVESTOR CLIENTS
to purchase your apt house, store or other
rented property; list 1t with us today.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Invest Bldg RE 11s1
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BE I F1boDH, NILI.
GOOD BUY-$6,250.
ttractive California bungalow ? yea
. large bedrooms, gas heat, alT-co
,.nE. Nnr, ,ntia n hlinds. VermS. L.
Detached House in Chevy Chase,
Md, West of Conn. Ave.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
ROOMING HOUSE,

14th street and Park road rooms; ms, .s .
baths 4 Kitchens, 3 refrigerators. p,lnss
in s147.00 month above first foor Prices,
sl1,45o csl M Ke5Slerti I.Gtsg WI. cS s9oo' Win
u ST w National -.bto
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

81 ACRES, NANJEMOY BAY; DUCK
blind: new cottage: $4,000. GIBONS, TR.
CHERRY AVE. NORTH BEACH PARK
6-room furnished cottage, near water; cleo,
inside toilet: reasonable rent. WO. 6717.
COTTAGE FOR RENT. BEVERLY BEACH;
available July and August: sleeps 9; ex-
cellent water. good beds. Call GE. O503.
COTTAGE AT SOUTH CHESAPEAKE
Beach; will hold 6 people; fine view OF
bay; cleo. water: $40 wk. DU. 6203.
BREEZY POINT BEACH COTTAGE
sleeps 8: inner-spring: running water
screened porch, elec. box; nr. beach. FIR.
LAKE JACKSON-LOG CABINS, AMI,
furnished rent, S35 to S100 monthly, or
sale. $1,000 UP: not tourist camps. Cab
Manassas, Va. 12-F-4.
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TIRES FOR SALE
TOMORROW.

HAVE SEVERAL exceptionally good COOK
TIRES, very good condition: three 6.O0x16
and four 650x16; call after pm. Ran
dolph 1923.
TIRES AND TUBES, 7.5Ox16; very
cheap; S04 Bladensburg road ne, from
to pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DETACHED APT, NEAR 18th AND PARK
rd; ~ units; price less than q times gross
rental boss & PHELPS MA $500; eve
nings call Mr. Condit, OR 2l21.
ANACOSTIA, 1900 BLOCK S ST. Sc
Det., IA units; $500 annual rental: S5-
600 cash req. bal. perm. fin. W. w.
BAILEY. MA. 3570.
SMALL, APT. .-HO., Mr.. goth AND EYE STS
-3S ROOMS, IL BATHS; RENTED TO
ONE TENANT AT S275 mo. PRICE
'- ''ILVW / W. GRooMEs. -171a EYE ST.
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WHY PAY RENT?

Call Me at Once to See These Real Buys.
detached bungalow in Woodbridge only
Sc, 600.
Lovely location near 3rd and R. I. ave.
ne. only S6,5 800.
A real investment, near 10th and Pa.
ave Sc, has income of nearly 500 per
month: completely furnished only S6,500.
CALL MR.. BURR, MI. 607s.
PAUL P. STONE,
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AERoPLAkEs.

FLYING CLUB-Openings exist for ad
ditional members in new club; new Tailor
craft; initiation fee, $4,000, $500 per
month. For additional information call
MA. 5000. Ext. H-461. between $50 am.
and lO.3n am. Mr. Harrls
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DEAL ES1ATE WANTED

CASINO COMMIssIoN-cAsH
personally will pay cash for houses,
flats, stores or apartment houses. g. @.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 44S2.
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IMMEDIATE SALE.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

10 min. to Army-Navy Bldgs,, Arlington;
new 5-rm Cape Cod by owner: fireplace,
porch, full high basement, big foored attic
per mo. MRS. GRAVES, RE. 1890, Ext.
4463 4613 sth I'd. s. IS. Pershing DIR.
and Wakefield to Sth rdD.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

SECOND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. look
800 it., with warehouse, ne. location. Will
lease. Write to Box 55-L. Star.
LARGE STUDIO HAIL-BY THE HOUR
or day: excellent ocation; equipped with
piano and phonograph. Box 2S-M Star 3'
ROADSIDE MARKET-LOCATION OPPO-
site new Safeway Market bus stop. central
to large suburban district, located on heav-
lily Travelled highway. Call Republic 0345.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
FARMS FOR SALE,

ESTATES, FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES IN
Northern Virginia, convenient to Wash
ineton. See BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax County. Va. 2.
DAIRY FARM OF 43O ACRES-MODERN
barn, tested herd, highscore;. saddles, 2
springs, good road; to close estate, $4,000.
Purchase Of herd optional. Call evenings
Glebe 1888. "
FOR sALE+175-ACRE FARM, 40 MILES
from WASHINGTON. Phone JA-lS64-M or
write Box 86-M. Star.
93 ACRES s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE
electricity. barn. other farm buildings. lS
a. of woods, balance under cultivation: S!a
farm for purchaser: price, $500; terms
Many Other Farms, ALI Sizes, Listed.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
OGl
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TIRES WANTED.

4 6.5Ox16 tires wanted. Will pay UP to
S100. MA. 0367.
l OR 6.OOx16 TIRES, new or in good
condition FIR 3332.
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$3,450.
TAkOMA PARK, MD,
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

$500 Bunker Hill rd. ne-Undoubted-
ly one Of todsys best offerings. large
rooms. bath and finished attic; excellent
condition; auto. heat. screened porch;
high elevation on beautiful wooded lot;
bus line. Attractive price,
2n24 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. OIL.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

YEAR-OID CAPE COD-yI2,SbU.-
FRST-FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH;
Fine center-hall brick home OF 3 ned-
rooms and 2 baths. in new Arlington resi-
Dental neghborhood: convenient to down
town washington: 19x13 living room
equipped kitchen, attached garage, slate
roof. fagstone terrace, large wooded 4ot.
Substantial cash.
oO51 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CIJ 9131 Glebe 3434.
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RFI,TSVuLE. MD.

New-house condition. large room bum
galow, bath. h-wh, blower coal; "a
acres rich ground: only $500 on terms
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TRAILERs FOR SALE.

FOoD CONCESSION TRAILER and equip
ment. 16-foot, practically new tires: 220
sec hookup: takes care OF S125 business
per hour; cost 1941. $1,000; will sacrifice
for 60G of cost. Write H. G. Miller,
Indian Head, Md 3s
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$13,750.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Nearly new Colonial. The condition Of
this home makes it pleasure to show. 6
large rooms, screened porch, breakfast
room, frst-floor lavatory. attic. detached
garage, well-landscaped lot; very reason
able terms. For appointment to inspect
call Woodley 2300 til pm. EDW. H.
JONES e. CO., INC.
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7-RoOM BRICK-S9, 900.
NEAR NEW WAR BLDG.
1-year-old Cape Cod 3 bedrooms ano
paneied den, IA baths; n bath separates
1st-hoor bedroom and den (Which can &c
utilized as 4th BEDROOM: 2nd -hoor ped
rooms 15xI2 and 11x13.6 OIL air.condltlon-
ed heat; annual heating bill. $50. Fenced-
in rear lot with shade trees; 1 block to l0c
bus. Substantial cash.; M
POSI- Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
ru 2121 C}lebe 3434
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pI1NGAIOW ON ACRE PLOT.

BUNGALOW YIN ACtL ThoA.
Nearby Va. Owner built. 9 spacious
or really huge rooms and bath. Not new
but certainly honey with latest eauip- s1d
ment Including electric range and re1R;
also oil burner and 2-car garage. And
Just think OF owning a whole. acre already
beautifully Handicapped and inclosed WIN
metal fence Near bus, stores and school,.
Reasonably priced for substantial cash
payment Shown by appointment. Call
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d BEDROOMS.

Owner in Army desires to sell at once dns
hms line O miles b, C. Full concrete
cellar, air-condition heat. oil burner
hardwood floors, open fireplace screened
weather-stripped. insulated. Al condition.
MARTIN r WEBB g. SON. Annandale.
Va Phi. Alex. 5916. open evenings
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
ONLY S38 PER MONTH.

OINiI poo TAV V1O1> II.
$3.50 cash New 5-room brick home In
Arlington; conv War and Navy Bldgs..
transp., schools. Glebe 1886 til pm.
DON'T MISS THIS BEAUTY.
Move in on cash payment. New Broom
detached bungalow. bath, cellar, large ATTIC
Air conditioning. Built for owner. Sacrl-
flee price. S6,250. terms. Lot 5Ox2oO.
Garden and trees: bus Y block. WA. 4542
Evening star., 1942-04-26
7. w. c. A. News

The United Service Organization
will present the program today at
the Music Hour. from to 6 pm.
Guest soloists will include Molly
Mosti. soprano: Sergt Jackson Ring
Ter. baritone, from the Army Med
ical Center. and Pvt. George Dunn,
tenor, from Boiling Field. Tea will
be served at 4 pm, and the public
Is welcome at both these regular
Sunday afternoon functions.
On Monday the Dupont Chapter
meets at II am.
The BE Volunteers will meet Tues
day at 614 z street NV. at $50
pm. for a buffet supper and pro-
gram. An all-request program will
be featured at the Victrola Hour at
,7:45 pm. At 8 pm. new girls of
the city are invited by the business
and professional women's depart
ment to come together at an at
home" Maids of Athens and the
Ukrainian Chorus will hold their
respective meetings at pm
On Wednesday the Daytime Club
for girls working on night shifts
will meet from IL am. to pm. The
Young Married Womens Club will
hold its annual spring luncheon
meeting at Brook Farms Tea House,
6501 Brookeville road, at 12;45 pm.
The Dupon Chapter will celebrate
its 28th anniversary at a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. A. M. Baxter
3108 Eighteenth street NV, at
pm. The Wednesday Club of the
Z Street Branch will meet for tea
and program. There will be a
Junior High Girl Reserve Council
meeting at AIS pm. The Xenos
Club will not hold its regular club
meeting but will hold a picnic sup
per at $50 pm. In Arlington Forest,
Va. The Greek Mutual Aid Soci-
ETY. will meet at 8 pm. There will
be square dance in the gymnasium
at $50 pm.
Election of officers will take place
Thursday at the All States Club
meeting at $50 pm. The Blue Tri-
angle Club will observe its 18th an
niversary with a special dinner and
program at 6 pm.
The Senior High Girl Reserves
will take over the Y. w. C. A. Va
cation Lodge in Cherrydale, Va, for
q weekend conference beginning
Friday afternoon. A silver tea will be
held by the Cleveland Park Chap
ter at the central "Y" from 5 to
pm.
Girls employed In defense work
are invited TO join men of the armed
forces for the Saturday night dance
held In Barker Hall from 8 to mid
night.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Y. M. G. A. News

The Central Y. NJ. c. A has sched-
uled the following events for the
week.
Mems Department.
Today, 4 to 6 pm, at home" for
servicemen, with program and re-
freshments.
Tomorrow, $50 am, staff confer
ence.
Tuesday, s pm. Amateur Radio
Club.
Wednesday. 8 pm, Checker Club,
Glee Club. fencing group: 9 pm,
Sigma Alpha Sigma Fraternity Of
Southeastern University.
Thursday. pm, Amateur Radio
Club. r A. F. officers recreation
hour; $50 pm, current events To-
rum.
Friday. 7 pm, movies in lobby; s
pm. Amateur Radio Club.
Saturday. 7:15 pm. motion pic
ture program for servicemen. $50
pm, Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday School
Hour. radio station WINK, William
S. Jones. speaker; 9 pm, dance for
servtcemen.
Boys Activities.
Monday. $50 pm, art class.
Tuesday, $50 pm, fencing, Gas
pm. girls auxiliary.
Wednesday, $50 pm. fencing
Thursday. $50 pm. fencing, $50
pm. Newspaper Club
Friday. $50 pm, town meeting
6:AS pm. George Williams Hi-Y
Club; tbs pm, opening of Town
Meeting Twilight Softhan League
Saturday. $50 s. m, movies; $50
am. Junior Club. baton twirling,
1880 am. intermediate Club, junior
fencing: II am, Stamp Club; Ills
am, Prep Club; 1880 am, wooc
shop: 1890 pm. movies; ! pm.
baseball; $50 pm. block printing
las pm. clay modelling; ? pm, ar
class: pm. movies: 4 pm. mode
building; pm, all members swim
Evening star., 1942-04-26
PIT. A. Pre-SchooI Roundup
Will Be Opened Here Friday
Youngsters Physical Ills TO Receive
Clinical Treatment During Summer
By MRS. r. c. ELLETT.

President Of Columbia Of sno Teachers
Friday will the ofal opening Of the annual Summer
children 25 has been
Nations health program
throughout the United and
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Victory Barbecue Slated

A victory" beef barbecue feast
sponsored by the Engineers Com
pany Of the Maryland State Guard
In Silver Spring. will be held in the
silver Spring Armory Saturday. Paul
6. Durrer Is chairman of the affair
Evening star., 1942-04-26
peo.e Do Your Shopping Between 1000 AM and 800 pM

TO help reduce the morning and late afternoon traffic congestion
their
10 AM and PM 100000 going to work each day
before o'clock and returning home after o'clock thereby greatly
will better
Wahngon effort if will time downtown shopping trips
between oclock
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Army Iighiens Rules
On Physical Defects
In Reserve Officers
Unremedied Troubles
Judged CorrectobIe
To Bring Discharge

A new policy was established by
the War Department last week re-
earding the discharge OF Reserve
officers who fail 70 remedy correct
able defects Under that policy. am
Reserve officer. disqualified for ac-
tive duty with the Army because OF
n physical defect which Is correct
able. who fails to correct the defect
within q reasonable period Of time,
Or states that he does not intend to
correct II. will be discharged from
the service.
This policy does not apply 10 Re-
serve officers who are disqualified
because Of a physical defect which
Is not correctable, IL was pointed out
Such officers may be separated from
the service only by resignation.
In the past, Reserve officer. de-
clared ineligible for active duty be-
cause Of disqualifying but correctable
defects. continued 10 hold his COM
mission, even though he took no
steps 10 correct the defects and thus
At himself for active duty.
Within the past few months all
Reserve officers have been ordered
20 take physical examinations to
determine their availability for ac-
tive duty. In these cases where cor
rectsble physical defects disqualify
the officer for active duty. a re-
examination is held at a set date,
based on a reasonable length of time
in which the defect might be cor
rected.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

With the thousands OF Reserve
oficers on extended active duty with
the Army 1t. Gen. Lesley j. McNair,
chief Of the Army Ground Forces,
has directed Army inspecting off,
GERS to determine whether officers
and enlisted men are being assigned
20 duties for which they are being
trained. He has requested that they
offer suggestions for improving unit
personnel problems. proposing
changes In policies and regulations
II necessary.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

The Central Y. NJ. c. A. has sched-
uled the following events for the
week:
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Here's glorious wave of color for you
who wear women's sizesl Splashed in
huge horals or smaller, more delicate motifs
on hlmy rayon chiffon that's light as a
breeze, yet surprisingly durable. FASH
ioned in slenderizing dresses with fatter-
ing necklines, short or bracelet sleeves and
full skirts. Draped over separate rayon
slips! Sizes 1871 to 22h and 3S to A.
Kanns-Better Dress shop-second Floor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08

Let's examine some angles of
this, especially the color angle, and
see how Japan stands ON the ques-
tiOn. Japan is the self-appOinted
champion of ASIA for the Ash
atics." The Chinese are not taken
in on Japan's scheme to control
Asia, nor are the Burmese, the Fill
pinOs, the Javanese, nor even the
Siamese, and they all resemble the
japanese, and we could add that
they have almost a common racial
interest in the East.
That does not destroy the fact
that "Asia for the Asiatics," a
slogan created exclusively by ia
pan, isn't attracting moral support
for the Land of the Rising Sun and
misleading darker races in other
countries in the belief that Japan
is also fighting in the interest of
the black man against white su-
premacy. Japan harbors no such
idea.
The only reason why Japan win
not succeed in fully controlling
Asia is because it happens that all
Asiatics hate Japan more than they
despise any white people. Japan is
a ruthless cOnquerOr; its lOrdship
over subdued Korea is hOrrid his
tory. But the idea of ASIA for the
Asiatics" is a good one and itself
is sinking into the hearts of the
Asiatic races, yet they do not want
Asia for Japan But they do want
Asia for Asiaties-fOr themselves.
Japan is the warrior Of Asia.
Now let's turn to the gentleman
of Asia-China-and see how he
stands on the color question inso-
far as darker races are concerned.
Vincent Sheean. world traveller
and historian, tells us the follow
ing in his comparison of the ORR
entails: The natural amiability of
the Chinese has been a great ally
in this gradual conquest of the
sympathies of Asia. The Chinese
in general are friendly, gregariOus
folk, who like to talk, win discuss
Continued on Page q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08


japanese have little respect for
black folk; especially do they con-
slider the American Negro and the
native African too docile and sub
servient to be considered in the af-
fairs of men beyond the sphere of
a servant or a hireling. Japanese
are the most clannish people on
earth.
Transplanted in Western civiliza-
ton where they become excellent
agriculturists, merchants and bank
ers, they almost religiOusly avoid
dealing with or hiring Negroes to
perform any services for them.
Wherever a Japanese has con-
tacted the Negro as a next door
neighbor on the West Coast, he re-
mains a total stranger to his sur
roundings and doesn't in any wise
encourage the spirit of fraternity.
He will in some instances, how
ever, grant the black man equal
privileges in many of the cafes and
hotels under his ownership, but be-
yond this commercial contact the
acquaintance abruptly ends. He
treats the Negro with contempt
that is silent and biting.
How the American Negro mag
ines he has something in common
with the victories of Japan, and
that his status of manhood rights
will be fully attained through q
japanese cOnquerOr offers quite a
puzzle in the channel of clear
thinking.
We may, however, realize some
by-products out of this present
world conflict by the white man
seeking our friendship in a more
genuine manner to aid him in main
tanning his world prestige, but the
fact remains that we cannot expect
any nation to go through the
slaughter of battle, win the victory
without our support, then present
US the blessings of freedom on a
golden platter. Surely the Japa-
nese are not that magnanimous,
nor is the American white man.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08
Fellows To
Hear Annual
Sermon Sunday

All branches of the Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows in the Twin
Cities will hold their annual
Thanksgiving Service and Peter
Ogden Day celebration, Sunday,
May 10, at Camphor Memorial
Church, Fuller Avenue, near Kent
Street. Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson,
pastor, will preach the service. An
interesting program will be rem
dered. All members of the order in
good standing are invited to be
present. The public is invited also.
Edward A. Hatton is general chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments and Mrs. Myrtle Harris is
the secretary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08
We Have to DOH...

Effective June l, this paper will
be 7 cents per single copy and $3.50
per year by mail in Minnesota.
Six months, $3.50.
Most scent weekly papers
throughout the country have al
ready advanced their prices. De-
crease in advertising income, rise
in all costs have made necessary
this advance in price. We have to
do it!
We will accept new local mail
subscribers up to May 20, at the 81
per year rate.
Papers sold by newsboys will be
7c per copy.
Out-of-town subscription rates
will be advanced to $500 per year;
$500 for six months.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08
Fatal
To Sister Of
Local Woman

Mrs. Ethel Long, age 81, sister
of Mrs. William Wormley, 3946
Fourth Ave. S., died on Sunday,
May 8, in Chicago from injuries
sustained when she was struck by
an auto truck on March %.
Funeral services were held in
Chicago and the body shipped to
Minneapolis for services which
were held here at the Woodland
Funeral Home on Saturday morn
ing, May 2, at $3.50 a. m, with Rev.
A. R. Howard officiating.
She is survived by her sister,
Mrs. William Wormley, a brother
in-law, Mr.. Wormley, two nieces,
Myrtle Wormley and Marjorie
Curry. Woodland Funeral Home,
1103 Lyndale Ave. NJ, was in
charge of burial arrangements
with interment in Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08
Death Ends
Vacation Trip

Tragedy walked in on a vacation
when Elois Fleming, age 25, Of
2318 Tenth Ave. S., took seriously
i'll and died on her way to Fort
Worth, Texas.
Remains were shipped to Mime
apolis to Woodland Funeral Home,
1103 Lyndale Ave. N. Services
were held on Monday, May 4, at
200 p. m. at st. Peters A. M. E.
Church with Rev. A. J. Irvine Off
ciating.
The young wife is survived by
her husband, Alfred, two small
children, a mother and step-father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner, a sis
ter and many other relatives.
Interment in Crystal Lake ceme-
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-08
Robert Bolton
Marries Ohio
Business Woman

Youngstown, Ohio - Robert
"Uncle Bob" Bolton, nationally
known lecturer and radio artist,
will be married here Saturday, May
9, to Mrs. Esther Brown, Youngs-
town business woman.
Mr.. Bolton, known throughout
the Northwest where he lived for
years, visited here two months ago
after an absence of two years.
This is the second marriage of
both parties. The marriage and
wedding reception will be held at
615 Parmalee Ave-, Youngstown.
OWENS TO NEW ORLEANS
S. Vincent Owens of the st. Paul
Urban League will leave this week
end for the annual meeting of the
National Conference of Social
Work May II to II at New Orleans,
La.