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ROOMS FuRN.-Nor.hwe.. tcor.. ,

1871 ST. N.W.---Very large. redecorated,
single and double rooms. near bath: S4
slas y q BRoMsN EssHlsN ST. NV furnished rms..
in private home: convenient to transporta-
issi iiSai oS sT. NV NW.-Laree 'front.' dble-ssle,
bbssautitully furn.. 2 baths; walk downtown;
pgPoNT CIRCLE, ,ao15 0 st, n.w.-Large
io T RocK sss6Rse cRHk tHseiuts cnSRcH & sH rd
nnd oqp arss p p9ns pSon. twin ssd
ITwiN-BED ROOM. adjoining bath; huge
cupboard: transportation perfect. Phone
1910 MONROE ST. N.w.-Large, .2nd-fioor
tront; for 2 tyin beds large closet and
isf DHGRe Ssii AVE. S#one-room
coupe onS aS prvate home Tasior s6
1901 CALVERT N.W.~Lovely double room
adj. bath; also room to share; must be
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Double room and
private bath in attractive suburban home.
1850 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. rooms,
single and double; in apt; kitchen priv
,ieges; od 10 min. downtown, bus at door.
N. CLEVELAND PARK-In attractive. pvt.
home pleasant single room with south
ern and western exposure, adj. bath with
sh9wsr riaIs eony Wo trans; gar. If desired.
55a5 9Th ST. NW.-Nicely furn., twin bed
room; ON bus line. IA. 3545.,
.209 "a. AVE: N.W.-Larse 1st-hoor front
room, room WINDOWS twin beds. nicely fur
NEAR DECATUR AND 18th N.w.-Newly
%o aeef oibsr room next bath, in OFFICERS
shower, nnlim. phone, / blk to l4th st.
@atar Ssr bk as. to Ga ave ave, car min. from
BELMONT sT:, al ilth st1Loyeiy iTont
double, room, studio style, with Hollywood
beds i@nner-Spring @ mattresses; $50 month
COLLEGE GIRL, to share studio room,
cooking and other privileges, with an
other; very exclusive embassy section; refs.
iaD EMERSON ST. N,w.-Master bed
room. private bath radio; Christian home;
j bloGS express BUS; single lady or EN-
sGysd @ S9h Gqhps sT GE s245 aftsr
beds; c hw.- AID. 1437.
DOUBLE ROOM. overlooking Rock Creek
Pafk; eees; speoHsEed No Ns5s couches; kitchen pgy
WESLEY HEIGHTS mansion. fer gentle
men, pine -paneled bed-living room, bath
and shower connecting; large, unioue. COM
services: air conditioned; 10 min. express
downtown; 500 for l; $50 for >. EN- 1864
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Large attractive
PARK ROAD N.w.MDoubie o 1g rm, WIN WIN BEDS: BEDS:
excellent location; no other roomers. Cali
HO: 69lS, Fri. and Sat. ewes; Sunday. all
1868 EUCLID ST, Apt. 61-studio couch
f9om T.I1 oftsr suitable for = $40 each per wk,
.7Ie ONTARIO '",oe0 KID. NW.&Twin-bed SoVm T Weebyd
room, next bath; porch. c.h.w, phone and
lily CO, 5064.
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POULTRY 9 EGGS.

CHICKS. 1,5O0 Rocks. Reds. Leghorns;
Fridays hatch: priced to sell this week
J. 3; Henry. Phone Falls Church l34S.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
lanes IAN & Feed Store. inc. 6l9 st. NV.
ROCKS, REDS, Leghorns. W. Rocks, SIC
per hundred, each Wed. Annandale Poul-
HIry HIry Farm Farm R. d. =, Box 54s. Fairfax. Va.
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 35
miles OF city, S46.20 up; will build to your
no money down, / year to
pay. Annandale Poultry Farm. GIL. SG0k.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

800: QUE ST. s,E.-Comfortable. small
single rm. for employed young woman who
would, appreciate a nice home; l blk. from
BUS; laundry privil. $50 mo-; gentle
home. AT. 0419.
1907 A ST, S.E.-Nicely furnished twin
bed room private home; unlimited phone;
CONVENIENT transp.; gentlemen preferred.
TR. 1926
l121 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Nice room for
married couple; S35 month. FIR 1881
after q pm.
NEAR BOILING FIELD and Navy Yard
Nice front room, unfurn in home of young
Army wife. Call FIR. 1916.
HILLCREST, ID. C.-Lovely room. in ex-
elusive section; detached private residence:
excellent transpOrtation HO n1nl
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DoATS.

WANTED TO BUY, sailboat; prefer Sunray
or Comet but will consider sailing dinghy.
Alexandria 0270. Il
PRIVATE PARTY will pay very fair price
for light-duty outboard motor in good
condition. sligo 1884. 3'
WANTED-Outboard motors. REGARDLESS Of
size or condition: cash for same. 737
l1th st. Sc
LIFE PREsERvERs, cork; no priority.
500 Maine s.w. Ex. 3406
OUTB0ARD MOTOR, 3h hip. Water
Witch. Less than 30 hours running Per-
rect. VIII demonstrate; $40 cash. GIL.
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Detached Corner Brick.

- Northwest 3 yrs. old, air-conditionsd,
Venetian blinds, painted walls throughouk
lavatory, 24-ft living room, fireplace with
mirror TO ceiling, dining room, side screen-
ed porch, closet, modern kitchen with
breakfast nook, fan, large Frigidaire End
floor has, 3 bedrooms, large closets, 9
baths. glassed-in shower. back Lorch,
BasemenG is air-conditioned. has finished
recreation room. bar. toilet. Oil heat,
Owner must sell Immediately, therefors
only 1850. Near 18th and Van Buren,.
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NORTH CLEVEL AND PARK

rooms, baths, Delco oil burner, 2-csr
garage; house in good condition and most
attractive; close to schools, transportation
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, EX. 1894
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UPPER. 18th ST

Owner. leaving city. has reduced the
price of this modern brick home; CENTER
entrance type. Z rooms , baths, Garwood
oil burner, electric refrigerator, open Are
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, EX. 1922
until n M
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MCLEAN. VA apis. / furn. S55 me. +;
other unfurn.. S35 mo-; each have liv-
ing rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath. private en-
trance; miles Georgetown Elmwood 3O5
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l room. kitchenette, modern tiled semi
private bath. Frigidaire; convenient to
ANCE CO., 915 New York ave. NV.
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$3.50 Nebraska Ave.-S19,750.
Corner Broad Branch Road,

Chevy Chase, d. C. Beautiful stone brick
frame home, center-hall Colonial, built by
one of Washington'S best builders. Large
living. dining rooms: de luxe kitchen with
breakfast room, large screened porch, 3
bedrooms. = tiled baths: large heated bed
room and storage room, third floor; gas
heat: built-in garage. Fronts l25 It. on
each street. Beautiful Shrubbery. Home
immaculate condition Vacant -s-
LESLIE D. MEASELL, 81
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT.

PROPERTY SERVICE MANAGEMENT
We are in the position to render an efficient
and satisfactory service and rental COL
lection. We have the organization and ex-
perience to give better service. Call Mr.
RoSenthal
FEDERAL FINANCE & REALTY CO..
gl5 New York Ave. NV MA 14I6 81
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1852 EUCLID ST NV

Attractive. extra large studio room. mod
ernistic kitchen-dinette, new Frleidaire
500: cony. cars and stores; utilities in
cluded. RE. 1868
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BUNNY RABBITS for sale: small and
large: all colors. Call HO, 1888,
RABBITS, New Zealand white rabbits, 2K
months old, S125: also Flemish giants.
Telephone Falls Church 2362.
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, $1,000.
Mrs. Ian Montgomery, Warrenton, Va.
COCKER SPANIELS, AKC-resistered. Call
Rockville 449-J.
RABBITS for Easter, young or old j. s.
Smith. Ingleside ave, Mclean, Va. Phone
Elmwood 453.
COLLIES, PERFECT MARKINGS. S25-S35:
S0SkERS, BUFF, WHITES, SO $40;
Dog Hotel. 1874 Georgia Ave. IA 1921.
IRISH TERRIER PUPPIES.
Champion sired; males and females $40
and $50. Mrs. Roderick Brown, S517
Rosewood drive, Bethesda. Md. OIL. 2913.
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s. Q50

$500 CASH. $50 so MONTH.
433 eth st. s.e.-Vacant 6-room row
brick, Ia baths, hot-water heat ! block
ito Pa. ave. Now being completely re-
decorated. Can be arranged as 3 apis.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Call Mr.
Tabler, WI 81, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
sos II ST \ W National ,24h. I
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ST EYE ST. NV
1902 Fairmont ST. NV

Attractive. large room, gas range, hot
cold water: well furnished; excellent, quiet
house. near cars and stores; strictly white
block: moderate rate
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Close to stores and Conn. ave. bus; very
desirable for a LARGE family: > b7drmS, on
the LIST floor, > bedrms. on the 2nd floor.
paths, screened porch. attractive lot: ex-
cellent condition; S12,15O
EDWIN l.. TAYLOR,
Hill Plds FM $500
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

S495 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT.
Large liy. room and modern kitchen
with, 1-ft. refg, bedrms.. tile bath fully
iI,g1sbt nS91Istfd s and westhernstripped Large
School across street Conveniently stu
ated. excellent NV. location. Call till p.m
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHEp.
ROOMS FURh e. UheuRh

200 9th ST. Me- large front room, 4
very conv. to 3 car lines; lady preferred
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DETACHED BRICK HOME
ON ATTRACTIVE SITE, rs FEET WIDE,
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN
BETHESDA.

8 Blocks From Bank of Bethesda,
I Block Of Old Georgetown Rd.
Near schools, stores and transportation.
this attractive home in excellent condi-
ito is vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy. The nicely terraced site, with
.75 feet frontage has fencing around
good part of the rear. First aoor-Liying
room with attractive wood-burning fire.
place. dining room, sunny and we'll
equipped kitchen, screened-in front porch
and small rear porch. Second foor-Two
bedrooms, dressing alcove Tor nursery
and full tiled bath toilet in basement,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. encIo. porch; best
location near cars, bus, $780, garage
Georgia 6OSS
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Near 42nd and Military Rd.

REASONABLY PRICED.
roRMkrfoN @ R5 S AND OF PRich TA tS on rE E3g bE E
TACHED HOUSE. HOUSE IS IN A GOOD
SECTIOt OF CHEVY CHASE AND POS
SESSION NAY BE HAD QUICKLY
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PRICED TO SELL.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

GEO. ]. MOSS. REALTOR
Shepherd zoos. Evenings, Shepherd isl.
Evening star., 1944-03-31

GEORGETOWN.
Attractively remodeled brick house, fire.
place. garden. Possession. S11. $50;
terms Alexandria 4131, after 5. = 81
ALEXANDRIA.
-, Large, beautiful 18th Century; fire.
room; $4,000. Owner, Alex. 4731. /.
sE.-2-FAMILY HOUSE.
On d st, between nth and 18th. This
modern home has rooms. > kitchens, ,
baths 3 porches, one upstairs is inclosed;
4 larse seo yard anan and gsFags Pries
East Capitol st. Ii. 0129.
RED BRICK. FACING ROCK CREEK
Parks bedrms. 2 baths, End floor: liv-
ing, rm. fireplace. dining rm., kitchen
with stove and refrigerator;. full basement
and gara"e; $500 ~ sash balance terms.
1895 Georgia Ave. 81. 4729. 81. eoe5.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE. S6.750.
lSt-commercial. close to downtown: big
back and front yards. Owner, HO. 1854.
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Six 1-story brick stores. in fast-growing
business block. Leased to good tenants.
Price $4,000 This is real BARGAIN.
HoWENsTEIN REALTY Corr,
14lS st. NV, DI. 1877.
SIS, ,450-SIL. ,SPRG. BUNGALOW-SS,45O
beautiful rooms and bath, spacious
living room with fireplace, large basement
with fireplace, gas, heat. garage, dandy
garden;;, all IN excellent condition and one
IA 1876. LoWERY q MELTON. sH. 1889.
VACANT---NEw. CONDITION. A BARGAIN.
Possession with deposit; 6-rm brick,
semidetached; h.-w,h., built-in garage; on
4th St., near Taylor st. NV: convenient
81 900 cash, balance like rent.
j. B. MAILOS, EX 531S
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Detached Brick-S11,950.

Located in North Woodridge is this
pretty Colonial home. 8 large rooms and
. baths, sun parlor, an inclosed porch on
first floor. may be used as bedroom fire.
place and completely equipped kitchen.
h.-w.h., maids room in basement. larss
lot, garage. Immediate possession. Call
BETHEL. DI 310O.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE WOOD, full measure cords OF
oak or mixed wood. n inches, round and
split Bette: wood never heard Of Arrow
head Farms. Phone District O12s
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1909: Evenings. DU. 1850. -
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TWO-STORY FLAT.

Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co., ME. 5400.
TWO-STORY FLAT.
Vacant, Just like new: complete nat
each floor: rents $50 month; oil heat; large
lots; nne investment or live in | fat and
rent other: keys here; price. SS,450.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
14lS ST. NV. d. 1877.
Mr.. 10th g. Emerson NV, $16,950.
Detached corner house. with 75-ft front
lot with oak trees. lst Il. has 33-ft liv.
rm.. bedrm. and bath, de luxe kitchen.
breakfast nook; End A., 3 bedrms., . baths.
open-deck porch; 3rd H., bedrms,; oil
heat gar, recr. rm., maids rm. and bath.
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEvIrr,
SCOTT CIRCLE. q
One Of Washington's finest roominr
Scott and Dupont Circles, is for sale very
reasonably by the owner; very large houss
in tine condition; fine clientele: S4. 900
down, $500 per mo. includes house,
FURNISHINGS and garage. flE
CALL OWNER AT RA. $3.50,
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL, ;
GAS HEAT-$18,950. s4 .54
Chevy Chase. D. C.-BeautifuI brick
dining rooms: de luxe kitchen. from. poras.
recreation room, built-in earase: YRS,
old. LESLIE D. MEAsE1L, WO 522i. -
Continued on Next Pass)
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BETHEL, DI. 300.
Near Chevy Chase Club.

ROOMS-Sl5.U 900
Cosl present owner over 100000 orig
inally, now offered at very fair price to
effect immediate sale: needs some decorat-
ing; has spacious living room with fire.
place and rear screened porch small den.
large dining room, buffers pantry. large
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms master bedroom
l3x23), ? baths. storage attic; automatic
man" fine trees and a small stream; near
Rosemary School and high schools For
details please call Mr. Jones, GE. 3nSh e.
E1R ANIK G DILL Ids III LII
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. G.
FRIDAY.
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

|. WINE LOVE SEAT, Victorian sofa, In
vine brocatelle, S2S; odd chairs and sofas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08
zensko ali dekIe

"a lahka hisna opravila in ku-
ho; mic pranja; pri druzini brez
majhnih otrok; dober dom, do
bra plaza in izborno stanova-
ME. Katero veseli maj poklice Y
nedeljo, 9. aprila, WA. 6511.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-08
Spominski radijski pragram
n. marcal
(Nadaljevanie 5 ]. strand !.


udara ma Rusijo in ga zadrzali
"a sest tednov. Pokvarilo rnu 'je
to tudi natrt v Afrsiki in kasne-
je so dogodki pokazali jasno,
kako katastrofalno je bile vse
to "a osisce.
In tudi, &c bi bila resnica, kar
je rekei Hitler jedva tri mese-
ce po q. marcu, "da Jugoslavi-
ia vee ne obstoja," bi 27. ma
rec ne izgubil svojega pomona
in znacajne odlocnosti. In
kaj Sc je medtem resnici go
dilo v Jugoslaviji med tenn
casom treh let? Duh, XII je ka-
kor vulkan planil IL duse naro-
da pred trent lett, je obdrzal
zivljenju najcudovitejso borbo,
katera neprestano della pregla-
vice sovrazniku. Pc uradnem
zlomu Jugoslavije Sc je ma sto-
terih mestih pojavil odpor ljud-
stva, XII Sc je koncno zlil v velik
jugoslovanski demokratski po-i
kret pod marsalom Titom. Vsi
Jugoslovani - Slovenci, Srbi in
Hrvatje - vseh yer l. pravo-
slavne, katoliske, muslimanske
in judovske - so Sc spojili VI
en- sam velik, nezlomljiv Iudski
pokret, oh katerem Sc ze vec
kot tri leta lomi ena Hitlerjeva
ofenziva "a drugo. In ia pokret
danes po Churchillovem izvaja-
nju drzi ma terenu vec nacij-
skin divizij nego zavezniska
fronta Italiji. Istocasno pa
nosi tudi duh prave demokra-
cije, katera, ne samo da hoce
ustvariti We liko ,demokratsko
federativno Jugoslavijo, ne 6 o
DO tudi prerodila yes Balkan in
cello Centralno ter Vzhodno Ev-
ropo. ..4
Tekom teh treh let je bilo
mnogo slabega razumevanja jul
goslovanske borbe. Pozrtvoval-
ma borba Jugoslovanov, XII je re-
sila tisoce in tisoce ameriskih
in angleskih zivljenj, je bill a
prikazovana, kot anarhija, kot
civilna vojna, revolucija in bra
tomorstvo. Pri tenn Sc je pe-1
zabljalo, da tiranije in diktatu-
re smatrajo vsako teznjo "a
svobodo "a revolucijo. Habs-
burzani so menili, da je. revolu-
cija, ako narod zahteva svobo-1
do tiska. Tiranija smatra "a re-
volucijo ako narod zahteva
pravico tajnega glasovanja. Ia
fasizem je revolucija ako clo-
vek hoee, da je uposten kot
clovek. Medtem pa vemo, da so
to osnovna nacela, ma katerih
sloni ia velika dezela Lincolna
in, Washingtona. In ce bi ona-
diva i'm Ella odlocevati tenn
pravcu, sem preprican, da bi
dvignila enak odpor ljudstva,
kakor ga vodi marsal Tito in O.
svobodilna vojska Jugoslavije.
zato ljudstyo Jugoslavije v vso-
il nadcloveski borbi pricakuje
in prosi ljudstvo Zdruzenih dr.
zav "a razumevanje in moral
no pomoc. = '---'-,-'-,-,', ..,'.- .'.'.>7'-
Snrt fasizmu! Svoboda naro-
du!'
Sava N. Kosanovic.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-06

the future and urged Negroes 10
acquire more land rather than seil
the land they now own. One OF
the Negro businessman's grave
economic problems, he sald' IS
whether we want to continue as
a separate unit in American lie:
Can we ever grow strong anu
powerful, separate and distinct
from the main commercial and IN
dustrial structure of the nation!
Do we want to trade with every
body or continue as Negro busl-
ness men,"
In reference to the future ne
said, "Ours has previously been an
agricultural section. No longer can
we be content with home economies
for girls and cotton culture for the
boys. Our future prosperity de-
pends upon industrial pay checks
earned by skilled workers"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-06
Nominafes Frederick Douglass
For Hall Of Fame

Chicago, Sept. 6 (ANP)-Wil-
liam Henry Huff has nominated
Frederick Douglass to the Hall of
Fame committee of New York uni
versity as a candidate for that
honor.
In making the nomination, he
wrote the committee that Freder-
ick Douglass was one of the fore
most men of his time, and indi-
Gated that his righteous activity
prior to and following the Civil
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-06

War and Emancipation proclama-
ton is sufficient to place him in
that enviable position.
Huff has long been a student of
Frederick Douglass and believes
him to be one of the greatest char
acters that America has yet pro-
duced. Expressions to the commit
tee from men Of all walks Of life
might possibly go far toward Sc
curing tablet in the Hall of Fame
for this matchless Negro leader.
All such expressions should be ad-
dressed to the Hall of Fame COM
mittee of New York university.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-06
WARNS NEGRO BUSINESSMEN
TO PLAN FOR FUTURE

BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 6 (ANP)
Warning the Negro businessmen
that present day society is drift
ing toward some form of social
lied state" Roscoe Dunjee, editor
of the Black Dispatch, an Okla
homa weekly newspaper and re-
Gently elected president of the Ma
tional Negro Business league, pre-
dicted a dark future for the Negro
unless he is projected into the
Working-class.
Addressing the final sessions of
of the National Negro Business
leagues convention here, Dunjee en-
dorsed the Wagner-Murra Dingell
bill and socialized medicine while
picturing the direction of Negro
migration and forecasting the post
war decentralization of American
cities.
"It ought to be obvious to every
one that present day society is
drifting towards some form of So
cialized state" the editor pointed
out. "Unless Negroes with vision
and understanding respecting the
transitions that are momentarily
taking place fight to place the Ne
gro into the working class stratum,
the future is going to be dark for
the struggling business we have or
ganized and nourished."
While bringing to the attention
Of the assembled businessmen the
Importance of keeping abreast of
current economic legislation, fed
eral, state and city, he openly en-
dorsed the benefits Negroes may
receive from the Wagner-Murray-
Dingell bill and questioned their
knowledge of it's provisions and as
sets to Negroes.
How many businessmen, under
the sound Of my voice, know any
thing respecting the Wagner-Mur-
ray-Dingell bill, which proposes to
extend social insurance to every
body, including outside workers,
agriculturists and domestics? he
querier. "How can the Negro busi-
nessman vote intelligently until he
awakens to the fact that he can be
legislated in or legislated out of
business?"
Dunjee reminded his listeners
that a Negro exodus is now on
Thousands of Negroes are today
working on defense jobs in the
northwesterly section of the
| United States, where they never
lived before, he said, and warned
Negro businessmen that they mus
| prepare to migrate with them.
i The editor predicted that Ameri
can cities will be decentralized il
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-06
Metropolitan Opera Singer Blasts Realtors
Whom She Says Object 10 Her Negro Pupils

NEW YORK. Sept (ANP)-A Metropolitan opera singer Nine
Sueckgo asked recently by the of her New York
penthouse apartment by the Equitable Life Co.,
because 10 of her students Negroes and the regular
passenger elevator, said of them:
"The people, we'll e have shed their blood paid
and fighting for America cannot why they can't
be treated American citizens with equal rights and prv
eges We fighting end racial hatred and fear that
breeding prejudice in your office
Though building his ordering Nine
Stueckgod the fact that she violating rule her lease
which prohibits instruction. denied that this the
Her belief objected Negro
confirmed when later Frederick Macfaran pes
dent of the dealers that the building told
"Our relations with private neither
firm deny her accusation"
Asked how his firm would Negroes
the building Maaran sad eve would probably find
gracious of not admitting the tenant"
Nine Stueckgo recalled also that other singing teachers the
building had pupils coming their apartments
ment did not object ask that they vacate.
singer occupied years
and that building officials took and endeavored
her residence there
William Bodkn of Nine. Seuckgod Negro pupils will
his debut with the New York Little Symphony
Bodkn has studied with the Metropolitan 18 months
check with the building which revealed that
not disturbed by the transportation and vocal ouust Mme
Stueckgods students together with ruling by OP officials
least temporarily down the disturbance Said OPA spokes
What the base of this the
Macfarans office and left
that Nine Steuckgod She has
elsewhere which she will teach She where
she singing and her pupils
social basis and if they The stop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
One Word Led To Another
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

just got through reading article the intelligence
OF animals 1t has been curved since wrote
about the starving left with condensed and
opener.
Today have Persian cat that a opener 1t
will open bottle Of milk neat a nurses cap.
This cat turn doorknob, read fine newsprnt and
taking lessons zither But that is nothing dog
our farm which is instructng the cat
Just yesterday sent the dog down to the mabox with
letter He stands his rearview opens the box with
and drops the letter from his mouth he
has been watching
WE'LL yesterday put the letter his kisser and of he
went In FIVE minutes he back with letter looked
at it, and believe the Marching Chinese there wasn't
enough postage on it.
put an extra penny stamp IL And off the dog goes
down the road not telling the dogs He pre-
fers TO be anonymous
rode boss out in New Mexico ago that would
help put his saddle. He would around
buckle the straps with his teeth
I'm just remembering little items Of animal ntslgentsa
Once buckled the fifth hole the belly girth
too tight.
So he necks around undoes straps puts in the
fourth hole.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
BETTER HEALTH

ONE of my more social minded
" physiological friends is look
ing with alarm on the modern
American breakfast. He il in
clined to believe that il IL
among the factors that are
undermining the Republic.
From what proud heights of
the pioneer American breakfast
has this anemic substitute de-
generated into. exclaims my
friend. That early American
breakfast of boiled potatoes,
lamb or veal swimming in gravy,
baked beans. three or four help
ings of wheat cakes and molasses
and oceans of coffee. And now
orange juice, toast and coffee"
A ND what is the result, he
"A grieves. The result is that
in every factory, office building
and institution in the land there
are vending machines in the
lobby where ice cream cones,
pop and bottles of syrupy liquids
are dispensed on the insertion
of a nickel in the slot and these
are exhausted of their contents
by midmorning from the on
slaught Of the workers famished
by the rapid absorption OF a