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Evening star., 1944-10-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ssns. $1,000 "iiiI "ini,i.I .nvs.smsns S'sa assos u
pS .ss so s. ss.
and rensns fuTnsRsd MG for or only s1s per-
door of six rooms and bath, occupied BY
owner possession, with title; oil heat. etc.
Property sIsi Yin In excellent condition and mod
pitpIe included. WALTER 8. WARNER,
n5i6 st. NV. District 1854. 90
DRgGsToRs, bafs wo with Vt Liquor wanted by part.
LET US SELL YOUR BUsNEss-we have
s hoe Ss %s RGusis aso
81 spc RHrY fssfs. S's5 Co. sh9ps
ZEAL MONEY Esps1sls MAkiNG Ssso grocery ss Store
PCS; ! nsrsdn no cor competition a. A fins store for
modesn 3 yae es eesF aso fsss sa1s
Sa Sas issla Gno9,s5 t. ); sys:, cai 5000 Apt S$i
s'x I $Ss.5' SSzis.s Star guarantee si'ioo weekly
mne shsep for large bpaTens 0 y.h
low rent; near Union Station; good reason.
APaAkTMLNT aIa sa House. Is units, 4 store.
EBlladensburg El I'd: lowest. rentals In city:
fents, ss3 sG ts S4g 20 ponhly total annual
a. q SO 900 Terms. $4,000 cash. balance
nnanced. Does not require any OF owners
aite1nlvion. en- n SHOW, Shows about 25fo return an
BOB HoLLANDER. Exclusive Broker, 1909
L oUoR aye kESt.ilkaNr sA; Gatis ,onv s...h nat.
seats $50. a. booths: rent. si5o: sood
ease: opens noon: no Sundays; mostly bar
low eis'0 HoISa6E PTisi sfa E.s.Vs fssRs
Foob Gsf = SEs SSo,ss Ma n..s; s4s
SIS fREssrSd fsih Ss bs.nsss aA ssoo near
18th and T; net income quoted, SOS TO
SSdss9 SSlso week; price. $3.50: terms. RE
MANUFACTURING PLANT for sale; cinder
snq concrete. block; established business
ceiien s i9ns lease iog rental ex
sscSftsH rs sISks ssi fully equipped com,
6ons evsas thsn sS6 600 opsd pe4
Gest Go sso ss B.Im1f. BhYIA1syI.TE
BEAUTY BEAUTY saop: excellent plta location and
best offer takes it. Phone Overlook sfIS
MYRTLE a. ,WEADoN, Broker, 500 Eye ;e st.
S.isfs; I ,ogss Is a5 10 'ss sld s' me
SaR; Passrs Il icens. e Main st. Front Royal Va
4
business; price $4,000. Box @o3-M, Star,
RETAIL GROCERY and meat business for
sale: Sc; doing s75,006 gross annually;
teIms Box 37s-M, Star 29'
RESTAURANT and soda fountain. guar
anteed business with trial: S725-S715 per
week capacity, So: fixtures practically
new large, modern kitchen. Price, S9, 900
COMBINATION RESTAURANT and tourist
home. | cabin apt. on Wash BALTIC. blvd :,
near Fort Meade: IL rooms now filled
income, $3.50 to $500 mo: will sell fully
equipped; MRS. HATFIELD, Horse Shoe
DRUGSTORE, doing in vicinity of $500 a
day, more or less, wanted by DISCHARGED
service pharmacist RA. 1888 or RA 1882
GROCERY STORE, fully equipped, some
stock: l. fixture for sale all in good con-
dition: dndo lease available; no beer. Call CHI
MAN, l. years foo4 and liquor experience.
wishes to lease restaurant with liquor or
fountain luncheonette. on percentage
.,S.S' desires good sales valLe. Box 293-K
INTERESTED IN BUYING stock and hx-
lures Tor Gift shop small florist busl-
ness Write Box 465-M, Star %.
VALET SHOP doing wonderful business
SSWneI wants 10 retire. Will sell at a r~ice.
LAUNDRY and dry cleaning agency located
oh upper I6th ST.; NV: Phone CO. 695I
after pm, all day Sunday.
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SITUATIONS woMEN.

CASHIER. doctors asst. salr., experienced
hgte' ms asomeni: yrined Chr star. ~
syslA immet, CO. 5}e5 er Box 81 N.
CHOIR director nd organizer. sp'end,t
,n!oist desires church position. Box So
GIRL, Cuban, age -; stenoGra uher. book
GIRL, colored y shes laundry to take
nome; no sheets or pants. Franklin 2160.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. once manarer, 10
branches Of Government. Presently en- en-
ployed excellent character and profes-
sionel references. Detailed personal and
employment history available. Reply giving
lul oetails OF duties, responsibilities and
salary: Box BOOM. Star. 2Ss
,MANICUR1ST in barber shop. D. c.
license, young white woman MISS ESTHER
NURSE would like day duty In NV. sec
tion. semi-inyalids preferred. Call Taylor
Ble3 before pm.
NURSE, experienced UNDERGRADUATE wishes
change. VIII accompany conyalescent to
FLORIDA or elsewhere for winter Box 47I-
SECRETARY, exc, French. Span. Eng,
immed.; S225 mo. Box 400-J, Star
TYPIST, expert. youns woman. will do
typins at home. MRS. FREUDBERG, RA,
46l >. before am. or SIS pm 3Os
WOMAN, colored, desires 3 or days work,
c!sanins some light laundry or cooking:
- and carfare; experienced. Box 49I-M,
Star.
THREE colored girls want Jobs as watt
Tessesi no Sundays, no nights; experienced.
District BlTo
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PERSONAL

ToYLAND is open, shop early; beautiful
dolls, archery sets, games and many small
xmas toys. open eyes, only, .7-10. Z. O.
LIKENs, 1912 GEORGETOWN rd.. Bethesda,
WANTED HOME for mother and baby, with
dSs asss hoe
baby portrait expert; total cost, 9 photos.
HAVE AN fs AZ fHf DsScie cie sss5 sppt BY the
Circle Club. The orchestra Is good. Can
rHoSS sHEFHEkD $3.50. ass for a,ss
campbsll. II you are in need Of loan up
to 5000 on your siEnature
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated By my own
method. Results effective for . life
rns, sms ot Of msnss srs.9s 9s'k p wrs S5 sesS
fai b. H. isss 5. johnson "a a.nt: ant r... teeth
rspaired ,Ehie you wait. Room 002.
WATCH REPAIRING, 5 to 5 days service;
Jon alarm eoeRs repsirsG S peeisisins psSIi IN
ssHsrs esFs sfsss as crs
fa ss Iii Sstyfsh sSbo ans esntrs s os.ts
formerly Of Fifth ave, N. y; equipped
eTsts order also restsns na mod
ART INSTRUCTION (private or ,class).
1905 N st. lrear). RE. Ssse
NURSE, prAct., exp. manager household,
issye1 sox 41sBBEM BE sss1 saat coins South WASH .f'
All KINDS q catering. Call me for your
M. Mr. HERMAN. HER IA. 1851. Y.''''' 10 70:
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HELP DOMESTIC,

BUTLER, experienced, or chambermaid-
waitress. or, couple; fun time, live in, or
Pett t,ms De Dn osf ss in attractive home
CHILD's NURSE. white or colorec. for
reaufed I've tSD * os s'sy ou s1pd 4g differences
d6nv 16ls 29th st: NV. columbIa os!0.
e0oK no sns sudasys snw' s5perenesd fos in
week and pass. Cali DU. ooia CIV 'f
COOK and general housework; family of .:
yepient to Nj. Pleasant car line; $50 week.
CookcG.HW., colored; II no . niehts, y.iai no Sun
start: small apartment. CO. o24i,
COOK AND G.Hw.. small house. near bus,
small family; $50 week; live out. wo.
COOK AND CIV, Arlington village;
tsls9sons .noS sxn nH 1339 Ext xn.ts,,. 4ss co.
aes nd aq st. nw nS w. oaupa5y g Live gut
COOK MAID and houseman- chauffeur,
RI oeaRa esceens rs,SsR'es saay Phone VS.
COOK AND MAID wanted, colored
live In. good wsses; references required
Apply 2411 California st. NV. to 10
O'Clock MORNINGS or 9:3o to 1890 evenings,
COUPLE. colored husband working ouN,
or woman to live in; g.h.w., private home;
good basement auartersi $50 week. RA.
COUPLE. to. live in. large room, fireplace,
PVT: bath, meals; woman to work as maid.
man ma TO ToTk tx elseyhsre no children to care
GENERAL. TosT1S HousTEWoRK, 1870 until after
dinner; employed COUPLE; 5-day- week; ref
fSans f5snSss WI Fe64!Fdsd' o7ad Chevy Chase Md
G.H.W, 5la-day week, no evenings, &
9slock EM dinner e, ed no cooking $50 and car
G.H, W., exoerienced good salary in
family, light washing, plain cooking: ref
ssfG1s reon5sa snpetenffd fa 'sf3 ats children no
fSsSInf SoaT to s ssas $50 "a s aso5 nights
sssvenieS one paie5 SeG Tss WR oR Hfs sss lovely rm
CIV. 8 adults, small home: live in.
sg %t7' FAMILY aHs efF!sf q s. n No Sunday work
G.H.wS.. GH experienced, small family; live in;
sGw so2f SalasK AND COX ~ Tor employed adults
take ehsrse q home; 6h days; salary. $50
h9psework, no laundry: $40 per month.
siss.a r..2snss essssf sss . hs Ss.
No SUNDAYS. 1913 Underwood ste NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white, to work in home:
live in or out good salary. 5A04 Pow
hatan dala !, ID Riysrdale. Md: UN. 549s.
dren Teliabe person aoad ado pss esre cal, 9 az
HOUSEKEEPER, white for country house
in Virginia, respectable and willing woman.
may have / child school age with her if
desired: Family in residence week ends
ana holidays. References and health card.
Phone CO. 4197 between 0 and 10 am.
Tuesday through Friday
HOUsEKEEPER for working couple, no
children; new 5-room house. GEORGETOWN;
Bsndix washer: fun time. 5Ha-day week:
So, AD l11l after z pm, or Sunday.
hoUsEKEEPER .1r motnerless home, live
in; salary, $50 mo. l3la North Court
MAID for gi.w. from 12 noon to PM,
no Sundays. no washing or cooking Call
DE, 9255 between 0 and IL am
MAID, part time, 1s hours weekly; no
cooking 50 and cArfare; references and
health car required. Overlook 61s9.
MAID, live In, s.h.w., good salary. Call
FIR. 1871.
MAID, live in. small new home. Chevy
Chase district, nice family; 4 block to bus;
attractive, quarters, radir and fireplace;
home cooking And lisht Hundry; Schedule
reaai9.dc; ahisc 525 week HssE ~sse seiiss5f5es' 1879.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
RapAIRs AND srRvices Cent,

NkrAINS ANO SkNxISkS lSone.l
3 rLAisTEaING ~ done Py shlts ,mecn.nIes;
Ss soG sPs p' so ais Som. Il 9oa pos.
sibls. prices reasonable, al work saarsn-
ssSr6 .ssfr erSsf A snes Du 9.SS, repaired
ice Bring them to The Hecht Co.. main
noor. record department. THE HECHT
Radio 'IRouBLs, Free est, WORK guar.
sHop sIe i. 90 6772 pm; Friday and Saturday
REFRIGERATION Repair Specialists; work
sgarsntsss Cal. IA $50 or NO o2s0
ea co II aals afsl 81 gssa PaG@p' guaranteed work
ROOFING. Thinning. painting. glttering and
sGWiNG SiG MAchISEsrIsrar as sa 4lss lsDa,r,
on any make. Adjusting. and loiling.. 81.
Parts and supplies for an machines, Sew;
lnS mfchins dept. 3rd noor. 8 tlANN
Swine Sf H MACHINE sHsf! KEParxs-we aESa inspect,
Oil and adjust any make machine. soc.
Famous New Home W M sales Asn and Isrfes servics
5na 5hE epa epALArs Is R0xAL Box sewing machines
UPHOIsTERiNG0po your spring cushions
seats on dining room or other small chairs.
Elm Sf o. IN '6d g. sssl s
WASHERS sfSshE ass' AND Nd RoNERs Guaranteed Hs
RipGELY / RIpGELY. Cavalier Hotel
WSsiu,SSGG Rlsssi SSG. Is99 Ieeu,Srs rsna,rss Nor..
Apex, Maytas, ABC. Kenmore, GE, West
ingh1nse rYsi f THOR, 1900, Easy. = ;hr; service
i4th st. NV. Adams 3025,
WASHING MACHINE and refrigeration
service. "a hours. All work guaranteed
NICHOLSON ELECTRIC REPAIR sERV-
WssHfSG G isis MhcalSEskkep.f4s If Hs kn qol on
make: estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
y APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur st. NV
WASHING MACHINEs-Bendix and all
makes OF washers repaired and serviced
Also all Appliances and wiring repaired
We. 400. EN- bg53 2S'
WATCH REPAIRING. specialist in Swiss
and American watches. clocks and jewelry:
;t,oay servies on watches: ! year guar.
IRWIN WATCH CO. 905la st NV i.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FUL-
LER d d'ALBERT. INC, s16 10th st. NV.
National A7t2
SERVICE MUSIC co. We repair all
makes Of home radios PICK up and de-
sW.
Evening star., 1944-10-28
HELP DOMESTIC tceas.,

Ess aSna sss nsr S.p Sssk WITH Rs 'GHsns ~.
or out; health card and references. EN-.
shla..Is MAP ishs sIas lsunsry assist m with 2
MAID, gh.w.. to live in or out; nice room !.
small house; no cooking. Kensington
MAID wanted to come in and wait dinner
from $50 to s pm, private school. pleas
MAID; MA VIII White ior Methodist Home; live in.
MAIpTo MAJ S.,s clean a,v apartment. rooms l.
be neat, reliable and furnish references.
Call Michigan 1851 Apt 4oe' after : Pm.
MAID for g.hw.. care of l small child;
500 month. Apply 1911 Nichols ave.
MAID for sh.w.. plain cooking. Q adults;
ss9 s9, iasandsy' aa Dry % no sundays; Hours to 8,
sGred hp per Can wsfk ai 4ass ys out; city refs re-
MAID AND COOK. colored; s25 per week
Plus meals and room with private bath;
IL small new bunsaiow In silver sprins,
ETssss;rsnSssSs; { ~ Box 4ss-I, Star. ' nave 's''
sasaEdsys ~ ssnSays: Gn sfs week. T. s3o s.i.
Msgb sfsyIsed foRW WI V siss Tw and u,nt ,.unarv ~
ha,f ~ ,fArnnseen' dan 10 Va; sood pay; Sundays and
MoTHfRLY-TYPE WOMAN. $3.50, to take
care Of household; girls, 3-5 yrs; live
aae IN N Mother a,er in hospital. References. Box
NURsEMAID, white. for light upstairs
work and care of children. live in, up
SCHOOLGIRL, or woman, to keep elderly
lady company from 2:l5 until 6:15 pm.
n1 Monday through THURSDAY. S4 and carfare.
Phone sunday WI. 1920
WAITREsS-MA1D, boarding school. 7 to
$50: good pay, meals. liberal time OF.
Dupont 4465.
WOMAN militia or coIorod - oa1i. -.
children in war nursery school IN Bethesda
RECREATION Park, 400 Norwood dr.: salary
SS5 s Phone Rockville Ia
boarding house end help with family in
WoMsAN WssMs 3Ra Iy,ne eiTsTd neaI = es " AD ea's
sto ls, noon. SOC hr, :.
@ spDy RStes Par Ave 70 T saks Apt over
tuition; references REQUIRED; good wages s
b9tws.r bbolys Can .nd a. @4oo 100 10Th st. NV; Sat
WOMAN, W soored. settled: MIND l ayr. + old. 2 d.
@S9sr eoersSe BGfks piace room liz oOs,a s and
WOMAN to, share my home and take care
OF 3-year-old daughter. Call oxford 21I3
WOMAN. white, or girl, to live in. RA
saob: Call between s a m. and ! pm
ai2 WEEK-For settled. enc ent woman.
snd wn'e 95 Solorsd oapsbe cleaning cooking
reference Call OR, 47Is. NO SUNDAYS.
III vi WEEk ZEN. cook g h,w.;. for young couple
SMALL T.MiiY Sesires full OF part-time
neio, me , sood salary and hours; references
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE needs help with
TWO children. light housework Room.
69atd' 6pis no week. Parkfairfax, Alessn-
Evening star., 1944-10-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, eolored, wants days work. Call
Call D1. 1863 8 until Saturday
GIRL, colored, wants general housework, 4
hrs. daily. S12 week: morning or after
noon. Refs. Call TR. 4547.
GIRLS t2), colored, want Jobs as busgirls
from pm, until IL pm, Monday through
Friday. Call after 6:15 pm, North 1856
WOMAN, colored, part time, clean apt
prepare dinner, afternoons, no Sunday
Dupcnt 44sl after l pm. 2O'
WOMAN, colored, wants hqAsework. Mon
day and Tuesday of each week. Call
Trinidad 1851 2gs
Evening star., 1944-10-28

LEARN TO FLY at schroms, Taylorcraft
available; repair service. Greenbelt 1886
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
DUTCH, conversational method: small
classes for quick results; SS monthly. BOX
2S6-M, star 3Os
Evening star., 1944-10-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DESIRE ride with reliable person. Desti
nation AlbuquerqLe, Phoenix or Denver
MARY BcDINE, Ex. 9464.
Evening star., 1944-10-28

YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, enereetic, to
take charge of phonograpn record dept.
TO 10 pm: salary and commission.
SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY, 1928
Georgia ave
Evening star., 1944-10-28

Sundays. NEW HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY,
New. Hampshire and PArragut NV. RA.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced: $50 week
and meals Pleasant Job. Apply in ger:
son; PARK LANE PHARMACY. Pa. and
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, pleasant sur
roundines: permanent position, top salary
NfRaI sE aRaf q SrfcE asT oE 4e7 e7tsDhed
fine mems wear store will employ high
type young lady for general office work and
typins; some knowledge Of bookkeeping
portnnlty ,.. t9r one desiring q permanent
Attractive starting salary and fine future:
share in sroup INSURANCE and group hos
Ys'on os HOS ASPPT APPTz IN 1sas psrs0e TO 0as
week. Apply NATIONAL LITHo CO., 1865
GIRL, steam table and shor. order colored;
DAYS off DIKEMANs RESTAURANT. 500
18th st. NV
GIRL to wash glasses; hours. $50 am. to
$3.50 pm, no Sunday, good salary. Apply
1903 Pa. ave. NV.
GIRL to learn cashiering i'll office of retail
clothing store; starting salary, $50 per
wk.: permanent position. Apply Mr.. Rolf
BOND CLOTHING CO. 1888 F st. NV.
GIRLS. s, age 6 to q, as communicating
no Sunday work Apply MISS BYAM, Rn
200, 1917 New York ave NV
GIRL to assist in boarding nursery. OK.
GIRL, attractive colored, to sell In store.
Apply 1929 H st. ne. 2es
Evening star., 1944-10-28

sTENOGRAPHER, permanent position,
small ONCE. pleasant working conditions
bh.day week; salary, $3.50 per mo. Cali
MRS. DUNHAM. Republic 1475.
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SEATTLE NAACP
504 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Ell. O8O7

Continuing the report on the
membership campaign we want to
add the names of the following
workers omitted, inadvertently,
from last weeks report. They
are: Mrs. John Clayton 8, Mrs.
Juanita Lewis, /, and Mrs. e. r.
Chainey, 4.
Memberships not previously re-
ported include: Mrs. Edith Stein
metz, $500, the largest individ-
ual contribution; Wright Owens
Reeves, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Herring, $1,000. Puget
Sound Lodge. I. B. P. o. E. of w.
$1,000. Five dollar members are:
Mrs. LaBelle Jackson, Miss Bar
bara Hartle, Thomas A. Lee, Miss
Muriel Moran, DIR. Fred w. Ring,
and Fred Woodson. Curt Aller
paid $500 and Roger Quaco and
Rosmond w. Higgins paid $500
each.
Those who paid $3.50 include:
r. H. Arts, Wyman Bailey, Mrs.
Erncliffe Blackwell, f. c. Brown,
Mrs. David A. Brooks, L. A. Bux-
ton, E. r. Chainey, Mrs. Mamie
Chinn, Thomas Christmas, Sidney
Clark, Mrs Elizabeth R. Clark,
Ruth L. Clarke, H. G. Clay, Her
Continued on Page ~
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now with capable, forceful, ag.
gressive congressional represen-
tation from the First District, de-
clared Fred Wettrick, progress
siye Republican candidate for
congress, in speeches this week.
Business and labor-and that
means every citizen-will suffer
if this district does not elect a
realistic congressman with the
initiative and prestige that will
be necessary to insure that the
postwar opportunities and rights
of this district are protected.
Otherwise, history will repeat
and when the foreign trade cards
are shuffled, we won't get the
ship lines, we won't get enough
speedy ships, we won't get the
aidport development concession
, or other concessions necessary tc
our potentially vast foreign trade
and industrial payroll develop
ment," Wettrick said.
| CONTINUED on Page p
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JUST TO
REMIND YOU
The Northwest Enterprise
BY e. I.R.

The Northwest Enterprise is
politically independent. Neither
Republican, Democrat, Commun-
list, Socialist nor what-not has
ever contributed to it, one red
or white penny, save and except
for value received, advertisement,
etc.
Many race men and women
have by their contributions made
it possible for The Northwest En-
terprise to reach the public reg
ularly for "a years. To them we
are grateful.
The Northwest Enterprise is a
public forum with limited space.
Leaders of both parties have been
granted space, gratis, to air their
views: Mr.. VIM. J. Hyatt for the
Republicans and J. A. (Jack)
Johnson for the Democrats. We
have other writer's of both par
ties throughout the state. Their
contributions bear their sigma
lures and are printed without
cost The right to defend is just
as sacred as the right to &C
cuse. OF course no candidates
cause is promoted without charge
as paid advertisement
The writings, views and ex-
pressions of contributors over
their own signatures are by no
means the views of The North
west Enterprise.
The Post-Intelligencer would
never be guilty of spawning
Westbrook Pegler, who attacks
men, women, the President, labor
and everybody with the same fe-
rocity as he would a louise or
other vermin under his skin.
The words Editorial" Gust
to Remind You," "E. 1. R." mean
just that: The Northwest Enter
prise, editor and publisher.
We do not hide behind ghosts.
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1t Is therefore strange that Re-
publicans, year after year. yield
to the old states rights argu-
ment and a narrow interpreta-
ton of federal power, to prevent
the passage of federal statutes
which constitute the only prac-
tical method by which the Ne
gro's rights can be assured him.
One of the basic rights is the
right TO vote. Another is the
right to live free of the haunting
fear and the too-frequent actual
ity of mob violence.
The first can be guaranteed,
under the circumstance existing
today, only by a federal statute
eliminating state poll taxes and
other arbitrary prohibitions
against the free exercise of the
voting franchise; the other by a
federal statute making the crime
of lynching tryable in federal
courts and punishable by federal
law.
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dance each first and third Fri
days monthly. Our last one in
which the Daniels couple, the
Colbertson couple won first and
second prizes in jitterbug con-
test was a huge success.
Felix Il. Solomon, PC PTR,
formerly of MAD, assisted by Ro-
bert C. Wickliff. &c Monm., has
accepted the task of attempting
to persuade law and order among
their mates who are guests at
Sinclair Heights and West Park.
Asst. Special Counsel for the
NAACP visits Bremerton - Ed
ward r. Dudley, after getting
birdseye view of local conditions,
made this statement: 1.-THE Ma
tional office will back any suit
designed to eliminate discrimina-
tory practices" This column
VIII feature full report next
week. Be sure and read it.
The Community Sing Along
Choral under sponsorship of USO
Ind. Div. 2 were guests at the
First Christian Church, Rev. Fred
Opperman, Sunday, the 18th and
under direction of Jos. Powe, pre-
sented Negro spirituals. The
MAD sailor chorus also sang. Mrs.
Elena Abbotts gave a splendid
vocal rendition, also Mr.. Young
ers, choral basso. The colored
public is always welcome at the
First Christian Church.
What Are Your Post War
Plans? If you hope to remain,
it's worth while to make plans
If you are a tradesman or a
laborer, the union is your saliva.
ton. Union plans to promote the
following. Sinclair project viii
be converted into a public park
East Port Orchard will disappear
West Park and Sheridan will
house the average sailors. Brem
erton Gardens the officers will
occupy.
The new City-Federal buildini
is near reality and Charleston
i Continued on Page 4)
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Scholarship Dance
to Be Grand Event
PLEASE COME EARLY

invitations are being mailed to
graduates in Seattle and Tacoma
and all arrangements have been
completed for what promises to
be the grandest affair of the sea-
son, announced Mr.. Gerald Wells,
chairman of the dance commit
tee.
AS result of increased popula-
ton, several hundred guests are
expected to attend as an express
sion of appreciation for the good
work done by the Community
Scholarship Fund over a period
of years in behalf of higher edu-
cation.
Al Pierre and his Rhythm
Kings, will render popular selec-
lions for the lovers of dance. As
a special attraction, a Musical
Revue from downtown will con-
tribute their talents in an ecstatic
performance of musical bliss. The
high-light of the evening will be
the presentation and introduction
of the graduates of 1914, for the
pleasure and congratulations
from the many FRI ais who sup
port this most worthy cause.
All proceeds from this grand
event is used for scholarships and
student aid by the Community
Scholarship Fund, and a record
attendance is anticipated, said
Mr.. Wells.
If for any reason a graduate
has not received his invitation,
please notify the secretary, Mr..
w. J. Hyatt, Sal 26th Avenue,
East 6S04 any evening. Other
graduates, in addition to those re-
ported last week are:
Seattle - Norman Byrd, Joan
Chappelle, Georgia Hampton.
Franklin: Eleanor Lewis.
Garfield: Lowell Battles.
Tacoma: Jacqueline Gibson,
Jesse Pryor and Betty Lane Lee
Before the Scholarship Dance
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
will entertain the graduates with
fruit cocktail party at the home
of Miss Mary Newton, 1918 23rd
Ave.