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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-03-11

noon, March IL, at Gloucester
Memorial church. 54l Massa-
crusetts ave, when one of the
leading newspaper women of
the entire colored press will be
presented as principal speaker
at a meeting called to protest
the custer from the armed serv-
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-03-11
ARMY BARS BOOK ON RACE EQUALITY

In an obviously determined
attempt to prevent scientific
truth about race and color
from getting a foothold in
Dixie, Southern bigots succeed
ed last week, in barring the
distribution of a pamphlet on
race equality.
Titled "The Races of Man
kind" the pamphlet was pub
liShed by the Public Affairs
Committee, Inc, of New York
City and was prepared by Prof.
Ruth Benedict and DR.. Gene
Weltf1sh, identified on the title
page as associated with the de-
partment of anthropology of
Columbia University.
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Urge Chap. Fuller
Reinstatement

Americas colored population
is not taking the slurs, discriiu-
nations and preiudices of the
War Department without pro-
test.
This fact will be dramatical-
ly bro oht out Sunday after
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LONG TERM CONSERVATIVES"
HOWL AT FOURTH TERM FOR +. D. R.
"ANTI-ROOSEVELT" DEMOCRATS FAIL
TO DAZZLE SEPlA BOSTON
BY THE ROVER

Harry H. Woodrings "ant- Roosevelt" Democratic
Party faction meeting in Boston this week, has posed
serious question for coored Democrats throughout the
Bay State So serious is the confusion and spup
of the Democratic Party that it entirely possible colored
adherents may take walk.
"4th TERM" HOKUM
Colored Democrats not sure that Mr.. Roose-
welt should be tossed overheard They becoming
suspicious that the 18th term issue is not the real
behind the antiRoosevelt movement They we'll aware
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623 North Capitol st. NE.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER needs Immediately 2-3
or more bedrooms unfurnished house; per,
manent duty; one child; maximum around
t sax SIX. fss'fsa Star. Ma sHl0
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent, must have
:. or bedroom house good YARD; sgoood o"i
consider renting for summer only. =, DU.
ADULTs DESIRE furnished house, 2 bed
Clinton, Md Phone r. o. McElyey, Spruce
0665, or write in care Hyde Airport,
NAVAL OFFICER adult family of four.
forced vacate present house que reoccu.
pancy OF owner, needs three bedroom un-
bass M Tsn sass q
s6 sS house 90
Bptish Embassy s Rspy ei Msdleton the
ERaSRNr We aa hs wans aS 90. or
Candies. Adams 7loO, between 0. and
EDiToRss FAMILY desires "a bedroom.
completely furnished. house, Chevy Chase
%Y sEsfefEss HeME Sess soips.ys o.sl
furnished home soon; top rent, NV pre-
best snnsSsa oFway sas
house. by Govt. oficial; NV. Arlington,
Alexandria refs. RE 1900. Ext. 3297 l.
furnished, in nice .neishborhood. near grade
SUBURBAN COTTAGE or apt for sum-
few chickens. EN-. 6552 until June 15
UNFURNISHED HOUSE near Connecticut
ave. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. UP to Sl75
NAVAL oFFiCER, forced to vacate due to
owners necessity of reoccupyine, is in
urgent need Of unfur. or 3 bedroom
Up to .Ss5: GL. 1915.
1907 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-5 rms, bath,
oil heat, finished attic room, full cellar,
large screened front porch, lovely lot
Vacant. Call IA. 745O after 6 pm
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men
running water. showers; excellent board
1Ie4-1i34 Ieth ST. N.w.-sinsle-do double
rooms, substantial homelike. comfort; CEN
tral location; excellent meals. 30'
aug r ST. NV. near Dupont Circle
double rooms with porches; fresh farm
products for table; gentile home.
2o2e ST; N.w.-vacancies for younl
folks, desirable loc,. home cooking, every
ROOM AND BOARD for girls, or Just
Eooming; strictly Kosher cooking. ia
130l 18th N.w.--Ideal residence for bust.
ness people. Large. airy rooms, switch
board, showers, excellent meals.
DOWNTOWN, $40 10th ST. n.w.-Nict
home. boys. girls, married couples; SO. so
81 wk.; good food; cafeteria. RE. SsOs
21I4 18th ST. N.W.-3 meals wk. days
2 Sun; conv, location. cars and bus; So
BOARDING HOME desired for likeable IN:
yr.-old boy: reasonable: phone NE. 421
9 m. to PM, ewes. and Sunday, ME
1865 TNGLEsIDE TERRACE. N.w.-Pri-
vate home. liv; room. laundry. porches;;
girls: bus. streetcar. Adams 2404.
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HOUSES FOR SALE fcons. J

ON NICHOLS AVE, CONGRESS HGTS.
S-room and bath Col. brick. semidet.; !;
porch and . rear porches, 1 slassed-in and
one screened; front and rear entrances to
basement, h.-w.h,. oil: possession. Price.
S9, ,450; large cash payment. See Mr..
Pendleton, DU. 34sS, MARSHALL J.
wAPLE CO.. DI. 3346.
HILLCREST Sc.
Detached brick & rms, baths. large
screened porch, recreation room with lava
tory; h.-w.h.. oil. summer and winter
hookup; garage; built about years. Pos.
session on settlement. Call MIR. GILDDEN
after pm, DE. 0054: day. DI. 3341.
MICHIGAN PARK-VACANT.
4214 18th PL NE.
This house has been substantially re-
duced for quick sale, Seven-room semi,
det. brick: heated bedrooms, 2 inclosed
porches, open front porch, oil heat, open
fireplace. elec. refg,, storm windows,
screens. awnings. Come prepared to buy.
M. B. WEAVER,
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL transferred from
1881 Mckinley St. Chevy Chase. D. G.
tnear busl. 10 rooms, q baths Il bath
each hoorl. spacious living and dining
room, oil heat: will recondition; also 15
other detached homes nearby: rooms
and bath to l rooms and 3 baths: S10.-
$50 to. SIT 500: terms. 81 900 cash. bal
ance like rent. FULTON R.. GORDON.
owner. Pioneer Developer Of Chevy Chase.
D. c. 1927 Eye NV. DI. $3.50 until s
nm Brokers' attention
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APrs. WANTED Cont. J

TWO BRITISH women officers desire apt
Connecticut ave. or vicinity, June 10th or
after. Cali Wo. $500, Ext. sos, after
LADY REQUIRES apartment unfurnished
large comb, studio or bedroom, X. and b.
IN S near Ksns nw seeton norS. no Objection
MAN AND WIFE WIFE want want fuPn. ma spt. with pvt.
bath; preferably NV. Conn. sye: 10th or
III in $3.50 s., WI, pss $40; &c CAT Mrs LUCAS
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR Of japanese
5-year-ol daughter would ike to .rsI rent |;
house for. the month of June and possibly
Of, Arlington; win pay up to sos. Please
JUNE I0-Arlington or good northwest
section: Groom unfurnished apt. wanted
by mature business women; with utilities.
SouSG sSH Se;f kAbfo BIO ENGINEER desires 1-room
apt, kit, and bath, nv SECTION; prefer
apt nTrId bdleE; permanent ..Sdd Gall Nj .slS; ~
Sept; NV. modern bids. preferred. ,cail
Urgently a; ISST NEEDED by refined SRI ri in
Dsps from aemn g r. r apt uss
kitchenette, bath: NV. section. Cali DE
REspoNsffBE pg9s ssssf G3o oIfPFicrA from overseas
needs before mid-June for summer indie
pendent bachelor apartment furnished.
Order OF preference: Maryland. NV. or
sarase # possible '11 and own a' ' entrance or s
small house during family's summer alb
WI. 2165.
, sUBLET FuRN. 2.s; BEDROOM APT,
apt, NV. section. colonel. wife, 2 daugh-
ters. s yrs. and 9 yrs, WI. s972.
SUBLET FURN. 2-3-BEDROOM APT.
Westchester, Kennedy-Wsrren or, similar
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO WAC OFFICERS desire to rent or
preferably in Arlington near convenient
RESPONSIBLE ATTORNEY desires furn.
or unfurn. bachelor apt. in modern apt.
BIDS. ia. n9s0 after pm
Want IMMEDIATELY, furnished or un-
furn. 1-bedroom apt. for Army wife, sister
ana baby, preferably in NV. section or
Va. Call OR 2l42
BY JUNE is, 2-bedroom apt. by perma =
nently employed girls, apt. house preferred
social obligations require small amt. Of
entertaining: prefer NV, section. within
rs min. OF downtown: ceiling price il fur
;,lShsd' Sln0; Write Bon. Blk. Star. 30'
WELL-FURNISHED. small modern apt. by
reliable Wsshinston couple; best Of care;
no Children. WA. 1892. 30'
FURNISHED Groom apartment in modern
apt: bldg, NV. section. by young couple.
Cal! E8. 1910, Ext. 100, between $3.50 m.
FoREIGN CORRESPONDENT seeks fur
nished 3-4 room apt, kitchen, in quiet
NV. section near transportation down
town; child home week ends only. Phone
National 1858 week days. 2"
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire to rent
or suhlet small furn. apt in NV. for or
ATTORNEY AND WIFE desire small
apartment furnished or unfurnished in
apt. bldg, NV, close In best references
Bo4 SS-k- Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

at Greater Capitol Hgts., near D. c. line,
with city water, all for 5000 s.. T. Hick-
man P; o. Box 1s8. Silver Spring Nd.
mr. Eastern H. g.: sb7s ea.. 3s Bis wooded,
city water, bus, etc. g mi out, mr.. hwy. !;
az $3.50; 3 ne. for colored. N. E. Ryon
18th ST.. NEAR KENNEDY NV. Big
barsain: 900 square feet 58-foot 'front.'
age. Call EN-. 0311 from to 10 pm
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

BOARD, ROOM and laundry with private
family for woman, so, and niece, Is, both
arate rooms or consider apt. Box .59-K.
Star. 81"
YOUNG REFINED GIRL would like room
and board in private home in Silver Spring;
references. Write Box 65.K. Star. 1s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ttSSS1S
DUPONT CIRCLE sECTION-A cool house
for the summer months. II interested
write Lhone number to Box 431-H. Star.
NICELY. FURNISHED 5-room bungalow,
in good neishborhood Coal furnace;
In Mt. Rainier; good bus and street car
service. .35 min. to center of Washington
shopping district. Available june 1st for
sppa}lan Ren fe Sso Wa eos ssn be
8 ROOMS: clean, cool nicely, furnished;
couple or 3 adults: must be reliable; June
Is to Sept L. SH 1853
21S 18th ST. S,E,-House and double ga
rage. Apply after 4:30.
WILL SHARE beautiful Sherwood Forest
home, reasonable with couple who can fur
nish transportation to Washington. North
JULY I TO SEPT. Near Bureau of
Standards. Unusually .attractiyely furn.
house. Large cool garden, highest eleva :
tion in town. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Ord
way 1879.
HOME VALUE.
Det, home, j rooms, bath, eiec.. oil heat,
completely furn.. S125.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Ma. 6739 Realtors. sos North Capitol.
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WOODLAWN VILLAGE.

POPULAR CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON.
is in excellent condition. The two bed
rooms on ground floor will both take twin
beds; the living room and modern kitchen
ample room and plenty Of windows on
second floor to easily convert into ad-
ditional living space. The lot is wide.
invited to inspect this good value. KELLEY
BRANNER, DI 7740. eve ar OTa1
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing & Storage Co. Taylor 2937. 800
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

8 ROOMS and bath. oak floors, h.-w.h.
garage; located 8 miles north of Silver
Spring; S5s; INQUIRE Glenmont Store
HOUSE TO RENT, 8 rooms. baths. 1877
Neal ST. ne. Can be seen after Z pm. only.
1921 HOLLY ST. Nw.-s rooms and bath,
extra large living room, dining room and
kitchen: available now, S11O per month,
Edmund j. Flynn. RE. 1918
$40 Mo.-Modern 5-rm brick. large attic.
cellar shade: East Falls Church; couple
preferred; available June i. Falls Church
2542.
623 North Capitol st. NE.
Groom row brick, h.-w.h., electricity;
rental S55.75; close to churches, stores,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUNGALOW. rooms. giassed-in porch
bath. Clinton, Md; reasonable rent AT
3211 or Clinton 6SO-J-4
LARGE CABIN In woods near Great Falls,
for sunnmer-fall. Chestnut 2273.
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$40, 0,25O-BRIGHTWOOD.
WOODBRIDGE = q

2 choice bungalows. 5 rooms, foored at
tic. tile bath, insulated side wall, ! with
automatic heat; close to car, stores and
school $3.50: terms
9 rooms, semdetached brick with 2
finished porehes and screened front
porch in excellent condition; immediate
possession: $3.50; terms.
Large. detached frame house. arranged
in . complete apartments: 9 kitchens .
baths; garage: 60-ft lot only ] block to
r. l. ave. ne: S9,750; substantial cash re-
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE. Md.

located on large fenced lot, with trees and
snd -foor deck e porch: seH large ivtnr R'I room @
dining room: modern kitchen, also den and
"a bath on st floor; 3 well-arransed bed,
3rd floor with complete bath: owner trans
ferred and forced to, sell at low price
Can sShdsy eRhVy aef CHASE SsskfaEsL REEaLrY CO.,
EN- $500. Open till . m. 3403 Conn. Ave
TOWN HOUSE.
substantial semidet. brick, slate roof, q
bedrooms: fine carved woodwork oil heat
2 open firepiaces; superb location. Price
REAkryy, As ASSOCIATES; ;,s;1h NC.
NORTHWOOD PARK.
Lovely Groom and bath 2-story frame
house. screened side porch, coal hot,water
ssas large Soodes lot senditqana paaa
AMER. UNIV. PK.-VACANT
-. FEpucED.EAsY TERMS. -
5342 4lst NV of Military rdmModern % I
h.-w.h.. gar: nr bus stop; open to offer
IN. BASILIKO REALTY CO
DISTRICT s724-5-6.
MASS. AVE. PARK.
Mr.. British g. Brazilian Embassies
COST $65;Seo' 5S,n ssS aoW Yo6 OFFERED
Brick detached, 10 rooms, 4 baths, H.
bath. Automatic heat. bullt-in garage
Owner leaving city. real value at !,
close-in location. Ewes, Mr.. Measell, DI
w. BOSS & PHELPS. MA. 1900.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
2-family row brick. Good location ant
excellent condition. Don't miss this rea
6srsain; $3.50, terms. Call Mr., Rusmisel
Alex X. Anderson g. Co., Elk. 5000
5903 4th st. N.W.-Vacant.
Semidetached brick 7 rooms, bath
garage. porches. oil heating system guar.
anteed, beautiful side yard; price $11,250
which includes redecorating.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND BALANCE
MONTHLY. Make offer as is. WO. 7126
SPRING VALLEY.
A home Of charm, LOCATED on approx.
kinds. Center hail with large living room
dining room, kitchen butler's pantry, IL
brary with "a bath, also powder room
There are maids, rooms and bath ad-
aa bass assen On nd srfs oor master roS,
bath on Srd floor. Fuil basement with
Gas hot water heat. owner. anxious tc
'ssl scsHlEEyY cHHsE s1R REAITy Hllsr CO. EN-. 1900.
$14,750.
Mosco chlIccffc Avo TvfopJod
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AMERICAN UNIV PARK

AfWEIt1SAN UNIV. Park.
A very charming corner brick lovely
rooms, spacious bedrooms. 2 baths cen.
ter-naH plan. large living room opening on
screened living porch, q. e. oil furnace
large recreation room; owner leaving town:
price, S1a,450. Exclusive. Call EN-. 900
Intll pm. F. A TWEED CO, 1904
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$14,750.

Massachusetts, Ave. Extended.
Comparatively new detached home OF
stone and .claphoard construction and
situated on large shaded lot. 10 or more
srsSs eess and SIDE xtn porcs
dining room and kitchen, 3 well-propor-
toned BEDROOMS, tiled baths, attic, slate
paneled recreation. room. GAS heat. At
tached garage. Elementary school imme-
distely e .,,l hand. VACANT. Todsy call
FISHER (, CO, INC; Realtors; DI, $3.50:
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hOUSkS FOk SAlB.
OPEN TODAY. 2 10 5.

b2b Newton n, NV.
Why pay rent. when you can buy this
unusual semidet. home for only $500 down?
rooms. bath. porches, double garage, eo1y
fireplace, etc. Excellent condition. Move
your NEIoHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
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GLOVER PARK

Modern row brick. rooms, baths.
gas ref1igerator, gas heat recreation
room; front and rear double porches.
arice, $1,000. For appointment cali Mr..
Cohen. GE. O2S6. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
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HIGHWOOD

n A beautiful home for the discriminating
tiamily; restricted Chevy Chase. D. C.. sec
Mikkelson-.built home, 7 rooms. large il
brary with log fireplace, 3 master-size
room 13x25 IT., screened porch overlook
ing garden, de luxe kitchen, Quiet May oil
furnace, 2-car built,in garage. Excep-
EN- 1890 until pm. r. A. TWEED CO,
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4-BEDROOM COLONIAL

CHEVY CHASE, D, C.-VACANT
You can. move right into this property
as 1t has Just been redecorated A very
delightful plan with 1st-fioor den, living
large heated playroom on 3rd floor. Gas Gas
heat, built-in garage, owner authorizes
Us to consider any reasonable proposition
for immediate sale. This is an opportunitv
Call Mr.. Mannakee. RA. 1858.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FoR SALE.

iNvEsTMEkT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TwO-FAMILY HOUSES In Sc. washing
ton; excellent investment, Each apt has
rooms and bath. recreation. room in
sfoo he c: Hassn Rents e, slas fR
TAKoMA PARK = Two 5-family apts,.
S2o.5oo each Income s2es;b0 per month.
5oRNE1R, DoWnTowN-sct.lrooomns VII 1stl onsninsSi nainWs.Siiins
furnished. Now used as kuest house
or professional bldg Cafe space hrst floor
now vacant. Price reduced for quick sale
to settle an estate. For app't. Box Box,
2sa6 18th ST. N.E-store and 2 apts.,
renting for SI07 80 mo-; price. SS.250
l. Y, Thscker, 1901 North Capitol St.
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PETWORTH.
Colonial brick Just few years old and
ultra-modern; lovely rooms, 3 complete
tiled baths, elaborate kitchen and dinette
with b.-i radio; delightful recreation room
with pool table and b.-i. radio; laundry
room and built-in garage; gas h.-w. heat
give immediate possession. Call
Bethel, Exclusive Agent, DI. 31O0
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y - a = S<AS. bNi
4-BEDROOM APT

bathrooms, living room with firepIa
appointment. Rent. $3.50. NO. S404
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SEAshORE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., No.. s N. Bruns-
wick ave. Beautiful home. so living rm..
master bedrms 2 tiled baths. 2-car de-
tached garage; exclusive Marvin Gardens
section of Marsate; exquisite and COM
plete in every detail; elec. refgr;
Beauty Rests, ETC.: $1,000 season. Open
Sunday June ) for inspection noon until
9 pm. or phone Moliaari. Atlantic City
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH.

Larse semidetached brick home, in
cluding z rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1st-fioor
sunroom, built-in garage; near 18th and
Montasue sts.; price. 81 $50. Please call
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 141l.
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LOOK

57oo block of 9th St. nw-Owner Ieav-
ing town. wants to sell at once his beau
tiful home, 8 complete rooms, modern bath
oil heat. beautiful yard and front lawn;
! block from Georgia ave. streetcars. For
information call O'Connor, Monday. DI
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Fine MARYLAND farmhouse type brick
fireplace. library, din. rm, kit, 2 bedrms
and bath. Second A.: 2 bedrms., bath
| Paneled recreation rm. in basement, h.
W. heat, OIL ~ block to bus, 2 blocks tc
Spring Valley shopping center. For ap.
pointrent to see. call Mr.. Terms,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
SlE MA 021h
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NEAR BARNABY WOODS,

Detached brick, rooms lst- floor lava
tory; air-conditioued heat, large fenced
yard; Possession June J. Mr. Measeli
MA. 1900, evenings and Sundays, DI O705
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K ST NV
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Near Brightwood School,
Red F1fa brick. brick. 30,foot modern row home;
Illi paths, 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch,
rear porches. two hreplaces. recreation
room built-in garage, oil heat $4,000.
Can MI Lyon, EN-. 4570 with THOMAS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DON'T SELL
BEFORE GETTING MY OFFER
! will pay cash for houses, white or
colo:ed: mats, apartment houses or busi-
ness property, d. c. only G.. G. DUTY,
1924 Vermont ave MA 44s2.
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SUMNER CAMPS.

CAMP MONTE vITA-Boys, 5-15; conv.
.. e.; rioing. swimming, archery, rife;
good food, mineral water: quaiifed stan.
registered nurse; happiness, health, safety:
Christian services. CHI. 1858 or wO. 4214,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-13

Kimbrough answered that he knew
of three Negroes who asked
Scruggs for permission to leave his
employment and all three were
beaten with ak handles or wrench
handles and severely injured, ad-
ding, 80 l decided not to ask to
leave"
Kimbrough, his wife and chill
dren fled to Chicago on Aug. % of
this year and he obtained job in
a war plant here. Although he had
been told by Scruggs that his case
had been disposed Of, and that he
and Stewart had since shaken
hands, the request for extradition
based on an Indictment charging
Kimbrough with assault with
deadly weapon on one Willie Stew
art on March l, 1943, or three
months after the alteration, fol-
lowed his escape and was granted
by Gov. Dwight H. Green.
Kimbrough won his freedom
when Atty. Huff petitioned the
court for a writ of habeas corpus
on the grounds that Kimbrough
was being deprived of his consti-
tutional rights.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-13

pa Alpha Psi fraternity when it
holds its 34th annual grand chap
ter meeting here, Dec. $3.50, with
the Louisville Alumni chapter as
host.
For the third wartime year, Carl
Roman Johnson, Kansas City, Mo-,
national head Of the fraternity, will
preside over the sessions.
The Kappas count approximate
ly 1000 members in the armed
services, serving in all parts Of the
world, DR.. H. S. Wilson, president
of the local chapter said.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-13
FEDERAL JUDGE FREES
FUGITIVE; DEN0UN(ES
PLANTATION OWNERS

CHICAGO, Dec. 13 (ANP)-
"Some of these plantation owners
apparently don't know that slavery
has been ended in the United
States" said Federal Judge Walter
J. LaBuy in ringing denunciation
of Mississippi Negro peonage in
the case of Lennie Kimbrough.
Judge LaBuy verrule ed Gov.
Dwight H. Green's extradition of
Kimbrough to Mississippi on a
frameup assault charge.
The story of Kimbrough's servi-
tude on a Mississippi plantation
and how he, his wife and two chill
dren escaped to Chicago was
brought out for the courts analysis
by Atty. William Henry Huff,
noted peonage lawyer
Kimbrought said he had been
working for the U. S. engineering
service in Mississippi as bull
dozer operator on airfields at sal
ary of S270 a month until he was
victimized in a frame-up quarrel
with one Willie Stewart and Stew
arts two sons, all colored, on Dec.
l, 1912, who slashed him with
knives. All were arrested and jailed
for the alteration, Kimbrough tes-
titled.
While in Jail, he was visited by
one w. P. Scruggs, white planta-
tion owner, who promised to ar
range his freedom if Kimbrough
would agree to work on his planta-
ton. Kimbrough accepted the Of
fer, he told the court, but only re-
ceived SAP in wages for a years
work.
To Judge La Buys question as to
why he stayed at the plantation,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-12-13
DIR. HAYNES WARNS
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whole social life of the community
and the state. And because of the
far-reaching effects of racial dis
elimination in employment upon
the moral, social and economic well
fare Of the state, proven unlawful
employment practices should be
subject to fines and other penalties.
The factors underlying the pro-
posed legislation-morality, fair
play, democratic principle Of equal
ity, and enlightened self-interest
are very vital to the life Of the COM
munity and state.
Experience during and follow
ing World War shows clearly that
the rioting and mobs in our large
industrial centers had their taproot
in the economic determinations
especially in the widespread denial
of jobs to Negroes. We do not wish
any repetition of these conditions,
and if we are to win the peace as
we'll as the war, both the church
and the state should uphold and
protect equal rights and response
bilities for all the people. The idea
of superior and inferior peoples
with privileges and rights for the
superior over the inferior must be
rooted out of every community and
state in this nation"
DIR. Haynes reported that the
Federal Council of Churches, which
is made up of 25 of the nations.
leading Protestant denominations
with a total constituency of 26,000,-
900, had already gone on record in
favor Of a permanent Fair Employ
ment Practice committee. A similar
action by the Home Missions coun-
Gil Of North America was also pre-
sented by DIR. Haynes, together
with a number of supporting ac-
tions taken by number of national
church bodies
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13 (ANP)
How best to serve returning stu
dents and members will be the
principal consideration Of the Kap-
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