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APARTMENTS WANTED.


SMALL APARTMENT; furnished OF. unfur-
niShed: in desirable location. by May lst
Call AID. 1929 or RE. 1900 Ext. 26O4. II.
FURNISHED. OR ROOM APT. DESIRED
by couple and 4-mos.-old son. ia. 1873.
UNFURNIsHED, MODERN, TWo-RooM.
Kitchen private bath: refined Jewish
couple; n, W. section pref Box :}ls-E Star.
:, REFINED CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
girls girl st want small furnished or unfurnished
Phone NO. 1905, EXT. 3ll after $40 pm.
BEDROOM LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN,
private bath; young. refined, Jewish couple
nv nv section pr preferred TERED; call @ North 5.4s
NAVY COUPLE, GETTING MARRIED MAY
lsl, want furnished or unturnished apt,
5000 Ext AZ shee afser sna ao oiSe No 5ss pE M
OFFICER OF THE AMERICAN FOREIGN
Service, assiened 10 Washington. urgently
desires suitable apartment. furnished or
sonable terms. Phone D1. 200, Br. .e.o4.
SMALL APT, COW. TRANsP. CALL
Evennss and s. snpdav g. E4 TA 7sa4 Br 49,
BY RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, GENTLE.
quiet, furnished l-room apt. or master
spau m %5n min pvt Ri nw
limit $50. Box 311-H. Star.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE l OR
1880 Ext. 24ss EUes' on5qEn'saea cH $685. Ezs H
zoos. II.
MAyAh N 1,A1t2t11sa oFEdcERs WIFE DESIRES FuRN
Will suitcase. Refs. TR O647 -.
UNFURN1sHED, VICINITY DUPONT CIR
'Gle. rooms. kitchenette and bath or
fireplace or modern. Immediate occupancy.
Day phone RE. $500, Ext. $50; evening,
DI. 300, Apt. So IL.
1nfurn. Resp. GENTLE middle -ased couple.
Conn. ave. NV. pref. CO. 1853 after
10 am
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES / OR 2 BED
Eeepns preferably nnfuSnshsd full house
from April Is: to $50. RE. 67oo. Ext. Ext.
1882 or CO. aoOo-aO63. II.
OR 2 ROOM APT, CLOSE TO WARD
.,3Oo: Sun. AID. a1s1
SMALL, APT. OR, ROOM WITH BATH IN
COUPLE mqd Mr. aP B. PC RaF x W" asoo buy R fu ss For
CANADIAN OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
session: Short or long term pref NV.
1000, EXT. 615.
UNFURNIsHED ONE OR TWO BEDROOM
apartment in modern apartment house,
NV; SECTION for women attorneys. per-
mum Hobart 1913. IT,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED APT,
quiet gentle couple and baby: n W. section
Tel. Wisconsin 1850. IL
OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE FURNISHED
About April e0th Box a41-H. Star. IL:
WILL BUY FURNITURE. UP TO $3.50.
and sign lease for small apt: urgently
needed by, employed Army wife: will con-
slider ANYTHING. Box 340-H. Star
2-BEDROOM APT. FURN OR UNFURN.;
prefer bethesda or NV. section. CAPT.
+. n. D1AMENT. RE 6700. Ext. 79172
FOUR. GIRLS IN. FRENCH ARMY WANT
apt, furn.: 2 bedrms.. living rm, kitchen
and private bath. AID. O99O
SMALL HOUSE OR APT, Q BEDROOMS,
furnished, employed couple, one child.
Will sign lease. MASON. 81. O243 IL
FOUR RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMEN
desire 2-bedroom, furnished apt. in clean.
modern apartment building, May !. Ar
nngton or NV; S125. NO. 0912 after T.
MODERN, FURN. APT FOR SINGLE MAN.
NV. section preferred, up to 500 a
month. Call MI. 6446. Ext 5O4 after
7:30 pm.
UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED
apartment of one or two rooms. kitchen
and bath desired by elderly, retired woman:
Soufheast or Anacosua "ection preferred
Box 2aO-H. Star.
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WOODBRIDGE. D C..

sroom bungalow. h-wh (coal fred):
hardwood floors. open fireplace suitable
large family-arranged for two: location
uneXcelled; possession from owner Price,
SS.3OO; terms reaS. B. F.. HOLMES, 1901
Rhode Island ave ne North 1912.
Evenings, North 1446.
N.W.-WESTHAVEN AREA.
S9,45O-6 rms, 3 bedrms.: I year old;
garage, auto. coal stoker desirable neigh
borhoOd, lot and trees OIL, 6S61
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR KENs1NGTON,
mes sa. at T6n Gney' dco1 nh nd
bath on nrst noor; 5 bedrms. and bath on
End floor. soft. cor. lot, 435 It. deep. with
WI ssa7 @ 'lhsi 1NEz scG cusEASp Sfn 'Dfef 81 ss4a
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
bath rsplsss 1 ooata,0x xitR ies sss inH icl
1898 5AsdMsS aoed HeSe FaAEnY' ka sn !hc' fR 5ss4
CLEVELAND PARK, $16,5OO.
center-hall-plan brick, hrst-noor lava
and third floors. maids room and bath in
pretg GARDEN soss
"a. 1900 Eyenings @ and Sunday call Mrs.
PRICE REDUCED.
KENSINGTON, MD.
Grated and painted; two blocks, from trans,
portation; large lot: owner has reduced
Exceptionally ,'I GOOD d buy: S ST. 500 down.
E. M. FRY, INC,
724o Wisconsin Ave. Tel. WI. 674o.
WOODBRIDGE APARTMENT.
LARGE store and 10 apis, all rented 100
section. Priced to sell quickly. once
open 2 pm. Sun. H. c. MAYNOR IL CO.,
exclusive AGENTS, 23l4 Rhode Island ave.
ne. NO. 1898.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
bed o Nav SsH sale coy res as sxor
H. C. MAYNOR CO.,
2314 Rhode Island Ave. NE NO 1898
CLEVELAND PARK
Home. 25x35 living room, 3 freplaces. 2
81 soARp aate Emereon eanoseaRid 4ei "a acre. MARY T.
MASS. AVE. NV,
Mr.. CATHEDRAL
completely detached Center hall - on a ise. i
Ie. level wooded lot First floor, liy. rm,
with rm s ay na a on
5 iee. bedrms'. 2 beautiful tiled baths. Ice.
screened sleeping porch: Bird floor, 2 bed
with hardwood floor, open fireplace and
built-in mirrored bar: maids rm. and ba tn;
sgt0 oil heat detached gs5ass
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS,
Ray I'd. and New Hampshire ave. Tx. PIX;
to large. insulated and heated attic; price,
slieo G.3s '''' ~
Cleveland Park-$15,75
Detached centerentrance-hall brick: 3
bedrooms, 2 complete baths. nice lot, ga
rage. large living room. modern kitchen.
stairway to insulated storage attic auto
matte heat: easy walking distance Bureau
of Standards Wilson, Deal grade and
parochial schools; one block from through
Transportation and shops BOSS &
PHELPS. realtors, Ma $500; Sunday and
evenings call EN-. 2l95.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
$6.500.
Built by ]. B. Tiffey & Son.
This beautiful semi etached brick
home is less than 9 years old, with slate
roof: automatic air-conditioned heat large
yard, and is located in one Of the finest
and most convenient sections of Arlington
Va. This home is well planned for gracious
living. as the rooms are quite large and
bright and well ventilated. The bathroom
and kitchen are most attractive and COM
plete. There is a large bay window in
living room. . nice. bedrooms. eft elec-.
trio refrigerator, tabletop gas range and
Murphy cabinets in kitchen. For appt TO
inspect call MR. PARKER, Taylor 1868 or
Randolph 1859. NO brokers'"
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Chew Chase. D. C-S15 600

O11SVy O12e1oC, y. w ,OUO.
This detached brick is particularly well
constructed and the. location is excellent
baths on End floor the 3rd floor consists OF
one very large room which is heated and
thoroughly insulated. Other features in
clude spacious masonry porch overlooking
pretty garden: large, bright, well-equipped
kitchen; storm doors and windows; auto
PHELPS. Realtors, MA. $500. Sunday
and eYeninPS call Mr. Pnstnn M0 1QlO
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS

Detached BUNGALOW & rooms. l bath, oil
neat, , 2-car garage; price, $500
Rhode Island ave. NV, near lst St
Price, $500
:509 ..2nd st. n.e.-Detsched frame, 3
rooms, baths, 2-car garage, large lot
Price. S6.500 terms
243l Girard pl. n.e.-Detac ched frame s
rooms. bath: lot 75xl50. Price. $500;
terms.
2S41 Monroe st. n.e-Detached bunga-
low. rooms, ] bath. oil heat, fireplace
attic. Price, S6,95O: terms
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
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CAPITOL HILL.

FACING LINCOLN PARK
Attractive 2-story and cellar brick home
OF six rooms, bath. . rear porches, hot
water heat. cleo. room for garage. Price.
5000. Rented at $3.50 per year. This
IS one OF the most reasonably price Capitol
Hill homes that we have been privileged
to offer recently. Eve. or Sun. Phone
Temple 1868.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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ALL-BRICK COLONIAL,
GAS HEAT-S13. 500
WOODBRIDGE y G.

owner going West, will sell and give
possession of his 5-rm.. detached brick
house. large rooms closets, tiled
bath gas heat, beautiful kitchen with
Murphy cabinets Priced right: can make
good terms. Also 5-room bungalow in
Mt Rainier, Md: $4,000. Immediate
possession. B. F. HOLMES. 1901 Rhode
Island ave. ne. North SSH: ewes,
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FOUR BEDROOMS.

= BATHS. BRICK.
In best section of Cleveland Park, near
Bureau of Standards. Phoebe Hurst School.
immaculate Seminary. stores and car line.
All goodsized rooms. hardwood floors.
automatic hot-water heat. Built-in ga
rage. Priced for quick sale at only Sl2, 500
Cell Mr.. Good, Hobart 6lOO, Apt. 2O1;
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD with private home
for gentleman. Phone FIR. 514a
URGENT! Young woman wants furn. room,
4; breakfast and dinner for self. Con-
venient to Arlington Hall. Box BAH,
Star. IL
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3 ACRES -GAITHERSBURG
MONTGOMERY CO., MD,
8 miles from D. c. line. 12-room home,
a mi. in good condition. on Route 240.
B. & o. transportation or Blue Ridge
bus line. As min. in your own car: lovely
piece of ground to be used as Victory gar
den: also $50 peony plants now bearing
E. M. FRY, INC. 7"4O Wisconsin ave-
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$40, ,OOO-Silver Spring.

$10,000-Silver Spring.
4-bedroom. 2-bath brick: modern, nearly
new: full basement. large rooms. For
quick sale. call WI. 5S9G. WA. 1900.
HEMLOCK ST, NEAR 18th NW-AT-
traCtive 2-story, T rooms and bath: semi
detached, nearly new home. Regular price,
Sl4.5O0. Our price $4,000.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877,
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHED.

6262 goth ST. NV. Chevy Chase. D. c.
> blocks of bus line: 2 rooms, hall and
large porch. large yard; no objection to
children: very cheap rent: strictly white.
5605 End ST. N.w-Recreation room with
every convenience, including unlimited
phone and radio. $3.50 for one or S25
for two RA OIo3
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OHEVY 7 CHASE, D. z.
This detached brick home with e rooms.
bath and adjoining shower on deep
wooded lot may be purchased by respon-
slbie people on reasonable cash payment
and monthly terms for the balance Call
ME. 1I43 until q pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR I
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
Movina % T. storase Ste eue Co., Hs TsyIor eass. II"
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Bethesda-Edgemoor Section.

Sl2,950 "a miles to Medical Center.
bedrooms, 2 baths, exceptionally large
living room, large lot, double garage: near
shopping center, bus. schools and churches;
very tlne nelghborhood possession 80 days
BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors. MA 5000 Iex-
cluslvely). Evenings and Sunday call Mr..
MeaSe1l Adams 0Soy ~ N'
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BETHESDA AREA

s7,5OO-Bungalow, like new; . bedrms
tile bath: rm. for > add. rms. 2nd fool
u acre of Anchor fenced ground OIL. 6S6'
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2 STORIES RMS, BATH.
A very attractive brick home, above
r. !. ave. few doors from North Capitol
st: lot 2OXl40, has five bedrooms and bath
on md f.; recreation room. attic. GAS
HEAT. 4-car garage Income, 5000 per
year Eve. or Sun. phone CO. s166, Mr.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BEAUTIFUL HOME, studio arrangement,
for & iris private bath. S35 ca: excellent
meals; home privileges. OIL. 66O3.
14O6 18th ST. N.W-Double and triple
rooms: bus at door; excellent food. Du-
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Vacant April 15-S1S N. Taylor st. "a
block Wilson blvd)-Datached frame dwell
ing: lot soft. frontage; 5 large rooms cleo
tricity, h.-w.h., bath. Frigidaire. screens,
2-car garage: 81 600 bldg. asso. loan.
Price, $3.50. easy terms. OWNER, MA.
AIS Evening AID 4.},}a
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A SOUND INVESTMENT
FOR FUTURE BLDG. AND PROFITS
In good subdivision, Brandywine Heights.
Nd. 3ti building lots, each 100-ft. front.
some acre lots, Groom practically new
house, large porch, all plumbing equipment
included, beautifully landscaped grounds
and plenty Of shade trees, all for $55 mo.
W. E. HARDESTY,
Upper Marlboro. Md. Phone Marlboro 66,
CHARMING CLARENDON HOME.
Newly redecorated. fine construction.
new aforementioned coal furnace: 5-rm.,
2-story frame house. arranged for 3 bed.
rms; can be used as department house.
Beautiful residential location, shaded
street. Only 4 few blocks to center OF
Clarendon. bus. schools, church; $4,000.
COLONIAL CHI. O7.3. .
Continued on Next Page,
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CLEVELAND PARK

s10,950. Semi-detached brick, attrac-
tive and In fine condition, s rooms. on a
f1oor. Nice garden. fenced in; garage. Log
burning fireplace. automatic heat, thorough
insulation. Very convenient location Terms.
S11.760. Detached, 5 bedrooms, . baths.
AUTOMATIC heat. several porches, storage
attic and garage. Log-burning fireplace,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MCLEAN VA. = FURNISHED 5-ROOM
bungalow, good garden plot. chicken house
and yard. $4,000. terms. Elmwood 554
HOME. GARDEN AND CHICKENS IN
Hyattsville ! block bus. reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50; substantial cash re-
ouired; q rooms. bath, ami, screens.
fun basement. INV oil heat,&G. E. range.
Frieidaire; large fenced lot; fine garden.
chicken house and run. tool shed by owner.
5Oo1 31th place. Warfield 1879. Open
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HOUSES FOR SALE (cen,.).

BEVERLY HILLS, BED
wooded lot Occupancy Nay Is. HELEN
r. MARSHALL, Alexandria 1901, TIE. 1869.
ARLINGTON-IMMEDI POSSESSION:
l115 N. Harrison st.-5-room brick. space
2 additional rooms in attic. fireplace, full
basement; modern we'll built excellent con-
dition: trees. OWNER. CHI. 1892.
BRICK. IL LARGE ROOMS, LOT OF
furniture: S1l $50: about S1,5OQ down,
balance easy. Capitol Hill, ne. AT. Os4l.
JUST OFF NO. CAP BLK. TO ST.
car. 2h blks; to safeway; Restricted sec
On beaut. wide ST.. row brick. & rms, l
bath. auto. heat; lift. 'front.' deep lot;
splendid cond.; det. gar: $1,000. Also
Cleve. Pk.-Semi- -det. brick, sun parlor 3
bedrms, baths, heated sleeping porch;
perfect cond. and GAS HEAT Also Cleve.
Pk:-l bedrm and bath, first f.. 4 bedrms.,
baths, End H.; very conv. loc., and GAS
HEAT. Mr.. ROSS, MA. 1856 WO. s716.
GLOVER PARK.
Available Immediately. corner house with
attractive yard, bedrooms. bath, gas
heat.
WI. 5s67. 1NEZ CUsLAND. DI ss43.
CHEVY CHASE.
3-bedrm., bath home on beautifully land
scaped lot. in really new-house cond. Can
be purchased attractively furn. or unfurn.
WI. 1857. INEZ CUSLAND. DI. SS43
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Almost new, 2-family fiat. ? bedrms. ca.
Evening star., 1943-04-10

A SMALL ESTATE, NEAR MT. VERNON.
on Fort Hunt rd.; 4 bedrooms, bath and
half. lA-acre ground and can get
more; priced less than 11.00O for this
beautiful home. REALTY ASSOCIATES.
INC, 46l7 Lee hgwy. CHI. 143S. Oxford
| 30 Omen till q n m
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Negro Pilots Best Nazis

WASHINGTON, June "a. -
War secretary Stimson reported
today that the air forces first
squadron of Negro pilots, the
18th Fighter Squadron, has
"weathered its first aerial combat
test very creditably."
The squadron, commanded Dy
Lieut.. Col. B. o. Davis, Jr., a
son of the first Negro general Of
ficer in the army, is in North AT
RIGA and participated - as an
escort and fighter bomber outfit
in the siege of Pantelleria.
On June IS a flight of SIX
P-40's led by First Lieut.. Char
les w. Dryden, Bronx. N. Y, was
attacked over Pantelleria by
twelve German FW 1905 escort
ing enemy bombers trying to raid
the island. Ten more German
fighters lowered above the bomb
ers.
In a lively engagement the
American Negro pilots damaged
two of the German fighters and
forced the remainder to retreat.
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Senate Votes
Continue NYA

WASHINGTON. - The senate
voted Al to 81 June % to APP
Dropriate forty-eight million dol
ars for the National Youth Ad-
ninistration (NYA) in the face
Of house demands for the agen-
cy's liquidation.
1t approved adding that sum
for six months operations to a
pending one billion one hundred
million-dollar Labor-Federal Sc
curity appropriations measure.
The action set aside the 13 to
II recommendation of the SEN
ate appropriations committee for
acceptance of a house provision
allowing nearly three million dol
before the end of the year.
A motion by Senator Clark
lars to accomplish liquidation
Democrat, of Missouri, to recon,
slider the action was tabled by a
vote of Al to 81. When Clark la
ter served notice he would seek
to prevent passage of the appro-
priations measure until some alb
sent senators could be present
Senator McCarran. Democrat, OF
Nevada, floor manager for the
bill, agreed to postpone final con.
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The Rev. Judson Swancy, pas
tor of The Little Church By the
Side of The Road. Kennydale,
Wash, accompanied by his son,
Sandy, will leave Seattle Satur-
day, July 2, on an evangelistic
tour extending from Seattle to
New York City. En- route, Rev.
Swancy will stop at Portland,
Oregon, thence to Los Angeles.
Calf, where he will entrain for
Chicago, Ill. Here he will be the
guest of Mrs. Osa Jones, 4100
Indiana Ave.
From Chicago he will journey
to Washington, d. c., to visit a
brother, Attorney Sumner R.
Swancy, and end his last lap in
New York City. Returning Rev.
Swancy will go direct to Long
view Texas to meet his father
the Rev. j. r. Swancy, who has
been in the ministry for more
than so years. Beginning his
homeward journey, Rev. Swancy
will visit Dallas to join his broth
Their Sandy Swancy's daughter,
Cloteil, who he will try to induce
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TWO WOUNDED
in KNIFE DUEL

Two Negroes were wounded,
one seriously in a brief but spec
tacular duel with pocket knives
in the Mardi Gras Tavern. ON e.
Madison S. near 21st Ave, shortly
before midnight one night last
week.
The bartender, Floyd H.
Stricken. 2S2 23rd Ave. NJ, told
police he fired one shot into the
floor in an attempt to break up
the fight.
Police identified the two men
as Milton Clark, twenty-eight,
93S 10th Ave. who was taken to
King County Hospital with SER
ious stab wound in the abdomen,
and Willie Watson, thirty-five-
year-old laborer. Watson, police
said. was cut on the chest.
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to join him in Seattle. After
making short stops in Oklahoma
City and Denver, Colo, he will
return to Seattle, Wash. His tour
will cover a period of six weeks.
Elk's Lodge Leads in Fiancing
His Tour
One of the finest demonstra-
tions of charity every witnessed
in any lodge occurred at the last
regular session of Puget Sound
Lodge, Elks, No. 100, Monday
night, June 2. An appeal was
made for voluntary contributions
to aid Rev. Swancy in financing
his tour. The response was instan-
taneous. Not a member taltered.
The Esquire reported SIS to
which Puget Sound Lodge quick
ly added SIS, making his purse
exactly 500. To this SUN was
added many expression % Good
Will and Gods blessing for his
unbroken faith of the God of his
fathers.
The Little Church By The Side
of the Road will keep vigil pray
ing for his safe return.
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sideration until tomorrow.
ALLOWANCE RAISED

BY its action ca the N. Y. A.
which fosters youth training and
work programs, the senate rails
ed total allofances in me bill to
1,23S. $4,000 as compared with
81, S6,659,499 voted by the
house.
Getting a bureau abolished is
like pulling an eyetooth," Sena-
tor Mcclellan, Democrat of Ten
nessee. declared in joining Sena-
tors Byrd, Democrat, of Virginia.
Clark, Democrat of Missouri, and
McCarren, Democrat, of Nevada,
in OPPOSITION to the appropria-
tion amendment offered by Soma
tor Truman, Democrat, Of Mis-
souri,
NYA, Mcclellan declared. lis
the most useless thing in the
world - the whole country is
opposed to it,"
But Truman, Chairman of the
senate's war investigating COM
mittee, declared NYA vase aiding
war plants by training youths fol-
service in industry.
Seven Republicans joined with
thirty-three Democrats and Sen
afro LaFollette, Progressive, Of
Wisconsin, in support of the NYA
appropriation. while twenty-five
Democrat and fifteen Republi-
cans voted against it.
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ROBERT FOLKES is INNOCENT
= LEROY LOMAX, ATTORNEY
ATTORNEY LEROY LOMAX
REVIEWS LOWER Il MURDER

you have read about Folkes'
Confessions There have been
no confessions! Lomax declared
emphatieally The purported
confessions" were written by ex-
aiming officials and were not
signed by Folkes, or anyone else.
Il believe the Supreme Court will
reverse the decision of the low
er court on this one point. If
nothing else"
Lomax did not excite the crowd
but spoke i'm a calm sure voice.
He apologized again and again
for his lack or oratory, but he
convinced the audience by relat-
ing just facts and what went on
at the trial, of Folkes' innocence.
He told of the conflicting testi-
mony of the states witnesses. he
gave statements of these witness
ses that proved nothing save
Folkes' innocence. THE states
own witnesses freed the boy, he
said, Folkes had nothing to dis
prove because the State proved
nothing. If Folkes, as the State
claimed, unbuttoned the curtain
of the deceased's birth, why
didn't the State produce finger
prints to prove the boys guilt"
Fingerprints is one of the first
thing even an amateur would
think about. Testimony proved
that fingerprints could IA e been
gotten easily. If Folkes Used
certain butcher knife now in
possession of the State, why was
not this knife exhibited at the
Continued on Page 81
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7. W. Thomas
Leaps To Death

Fear of arrest caused T. w.
Thomas, 440 22nd Ave. s.. Ne
gro, to leap twenty-five feet to
his death early yesterday morn
ing in eluding police in a pool
hall at 619 Jackson st.
The police, Patrolmen R. P
Adams and w. B. Moore, were
attracted to the pool room by
loud voices. They found two en-
ployes of the establishment, Ed
win Media, forty-fve, of 3116
Dose Terrace, and Richard Van
Roedel, fifty-nine, in the room
with Thomas, who was sitting al
a table drinking, the officers said
After reprimanding Thomas
for drinking in a public place
Patrolman Moore went to locate
,prowler car. AS Patrolman
Adams turned his back for mo-
ment. Thomas made lunge fol
door, shouting that he didn't
want to be arrested or go to
Jail.
The door, twenty-five feet from
the ground, had not been in use
and was partitioned at the bot.
tom to make a window. Adams
grabbed Thomas as he went over
the partition, but was unable to
hold him or persuade him to
climb back.
A few minutes after he fell
Thomas was pronounced dead on
the arrival of a doctor on the
city ambulance. Both Medica and
VanRoedel were released.
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The NAACP Benefit

July 5th, 1913, from 5 to 9 p.
m. The SAVOY COMMUNITY
Center at 21st and East Madison
ST., will be the scene of an es-
semblage that will speak fair for
the progressive Race loving Ne
gro citizens of Seattle, and the
State of Washington.
The Occasion: A big matinee
MUSICAL DANCE BENEFIT,
for the Negroes most worthy or
ganization, the NATIONAL ASSO-
CITATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF COLORED PEOPLE.
The Savoy Community manager
M. c. Honeysuckle and S. T. Nc
Giants are extending the oppor-
tunity to all Race loving citizens
to contribute and join the N. A
A. G.. P. The worlds most worthy
organization today. Mr.. Walter
White, executive secretary of this
wonderful protector of Negro
rights, deserves great credit for
his untiring services for the past
"a years, heading the list OF
those battling for the rights and
freedom of Colored people in
America.
We need the services of the N
A. A. c. P. more now than al
am time during the history OF
its existence.
The Center's managers are
sponsoring a special benefit fund
for this champion organization
for Negro rights. and absolute
freedom. The Center slogan on
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