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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-13

those beloved pieces of Americana
the more so because 1t offered the
late George M. Cohan in his first
straight dramatic role. Thus, the
play which was written in three
weeks and in a mood so alien to
that of his previous work, became
one of O'Neill's most popular pieces
of creation.
The reason for that became APP
parent again last night at Catholic
University's theater where it was
revived as the fourth play in the
schools Season Americana, and in
many ways, the most delightful Of
fering to date. An able cast under
the sparkling direction Of Father
Gilbert v. Hartke and DR.. josephine
Callan extracts from the drama the
very essence of O'Neills understand
ing that man on occasion can be a
fine and amusing creature, as on
others he is pitiable and tragic.
"Ah, Wilderness!" is fascinating
piece of craftsmanship, a light
hearted exercise which reveals not
only the authors deep understand
ing Of the species but also his ability
to state it in unfailingly dramatic
terms. His Miller family and their
small New England town are every
body everywhere in America. He
has chosen to accent two of the
male Millers, Nat, the father, and
Richard, the son. Adolescence has
found Richard comically bewildered
and bitter. He has read SWINE
burnes verse and the extreme lib
erals in political thinking and has
come to the cynical conclusion that
life is a farce and that the 4th OF
July is poignant hoax designed to
opiate an enslaved people. Rich
ard is a hilariously funny character
and only slightly less so is his father,
who is not so sure that his torment
ed offspring Is not right about 1t all.
While he has devoted the major
portion of his attention to Nat and
Richard, O'Neill has injected many
other piquantly gentle people into
his comedy. Mother Miller is a
terse specimen of maternal devo-
ton and confusion and the youngest
daughter is the perfect illustration
of the impishness that mars her
type in the eyes of all who must be
afflicted with her. The others in
clude disillusioned newspaperman
who has taken to drink and ribald
comedy, a ronatically frustrated
school teacher, an older son whose
years at Yale have given him de-
lusions Of grandeur, and one of the
most winning adolescent females
that any playwright ever coined.
The outstanding piece of imper-
sonation in this production of "Ah,
Wilderness!" is the brilliant one of
Alan Schneider as the harrassed
Richard. Into that character, O'Neill
wrote a lot of meaning and Mr..
S. finds every morsel of it, most
wildly in the love scene that brings
the drama to it's climax. There is
appeal. too, in the playing of Roger
Brill as the troubled Father Miller,
Of Edward Miller as the drunken
writer who is especially capable in
O'Neill's marvellous dinner scene.
Others who perform capably in
clude Wynn Vincent as the mother,
Wanda Irwin as the object of Rich
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II Indicted in County

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, April
10 (SpeciaD Calvert County Sc
lective Service Board No. an
nounced today that II white and
3 colored selectees were sent yes
terday for induction into the armed
services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-13

"Ah. wilderness" three-act comedy
by. Eugene ONeill, directed by Father
Gilbert v. Hartke and DR.. Josephine Cal
Ian. with SETTINGS and LIGHTING by Ralph
Brown. At Catholic University Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-13

World: 1l:4o am. 1:40, $40, $40,
TAO and $40 pm.
Palace-"Lady In the Dark: II 35
am, 2:05, 4:35, ITO and $40 pm.
| Pix-"Grand Illusion: /, 1855,
$50, $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
HOUSES uNEURNIsHEp.

ON BLADENsBURG RID. NE, 27O6. All
outside rooms, large lot with fruit trees
available June l. Inquire 1929 Calver
TOWN HOUSE, bedrms, . baths, sss
month. Available Immediately. Call Mon.
oNE.YEAR. OLD. 2-bedroom BUNGALOW
Insrect all day Sunday 64Oi oliver st
EAST Pinesl, East Riverdale, Md.
NEAR SUITLAND, MD.-6-rm. and bath
eieStrc aanilSs range and refriEerator. $55. Refs
RooMS-Near Alabama ave. Sc. Barr
and outbuildingS, excellent garden land.
S25 month. Sunday J. to g. OIL. o0Ss
IN MARYLAND, near Mass. and Western
appt $125. WI. 6sos.
4Sol 4Stol Newton St. colmar Manor, Nd. Re
SMALL, new, modern cottage, unfurnished
near Falls Church, 3 rooms and bath, S35
month. including light and water. Phone
Gils 4na JfFFERsoS eRFEEfa SsosT sT Sw-s rooms in.
closed rear porches. gas heat and garage;
RENT New York, June 1st
gentle party, wishes to rent 6-room house
old house, Arlington. Box 449-H, Star
RENT---7-rm. house. bath. &C. garage,
screened sleeping porch; insulated, weather.
stripped, screened, storm windows, and
sas): located in 500 square Farragut st:
NV: never occupied except by owner and
present family: wonderful neighbors; un-
eEEcellsd tra1nsp;i car and bus ! square,
wonderfully comfortable. economical home,
summer and winter: 2-year lease REQUIRED;
small, adult, gentle family; references;
QOlDh H0gS between q and X m
Evening star., 1944-05-21
ApTs WANTED tcont).

WANTED, by 2 Govt girls furn. ant,
with kit, pvt. bath, near 18th st. NV,
not over $50 mo-; OCCUPATION June LIST.
DE. 9s6s after $50 wkdays.. all day Sun
! PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED WAVES de-
sire 2-bedroom, living room, kitchenette,
private bath, furnished or unfurnished
apartment; location NV; will furnish ref
erences. Call Hobart 6l5f, Extension S04,
GOVERNMENT GOV R fEHSH OFFICIAL, permanent,
wants 1-bedroom furnished apt, up to
$50. Bux 144-J Star. 21'
APARTMENT, furnished or unfurnished,
large enough for 4 girls; references. Call
after T:3o pm, RA. 1855. 22'
= GOVT. GIRLS want furn. apt, with a
kitchen and private bath, near 18th st;
NV, not over $50 mo. Call DE. 0S6S
after $40 weekdays, ali day Sun.
YOUNG MAN permanent civil employe,
Navy Bldg by June l; prefer unfurn.
Box 1917. Star 22s
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire or Q
bedroom nicely furnished apartment; would
prefer f1rst-class apt. in NV. district; high
ly respectable and will take excellent care
of furnishings; immediate occupancy. Send
full particulars to Box l0S-J, Star. 2l'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE wish 3 or 4
room apt. or small house, furn,, in or near
Arlington. Call Glebe 2ls0 after $50
m, DlpaSe' 21A.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5216 DECATUR ST, Hyattsville, Md
Four rooms. bath, gas stove, Frigidaire and
hot-water heat private entrance, newly
papered; vacant; near bus stop and stores;
large lot with trees. owner, Hyattsville
MODERN 4-RooM and bath bungalow.
6363 Rollines ave, Seat Pleasant, Nd.
nished: near bus line; no children. 1896
ARLINGTON, Val room, kit, and bath,
unfurn.. 1st floor, pvt. home, all utils. incl
EMPLOYED adults. S45. CHI. 9335.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-Entire 2nd f., bed
liv. rln., completely furn. dinette-kit., elec.
refg, pvt. bath, util., spacious grounds;
bet. Annapolis hwy. and E. Riverdale; 2
persons. WA. .7795.
house, all city conveniences; convenient to
furn No objection to one child. Garden
optional. Available June 10. Price, $40.
Spruce 027S-J.
WANTED, working mother with small child
to take one-room apt, nicely furnished,
elec. refrigerator, 2 blocks from bus; day
care given child. 4109 Queensbury rd,
Hyattsville. WA. 1880.
RECREATION ROOM, furnished apt. in
nearly new house, 2, rooms. kit. and bath;
Hyattsyille. WA. 3540.
BETHESDA-Airy basement, 2 r, k, bath;
partly furn.; for white, couple in exchange
for 100 =, hrs; mo. Ink, duties; must Be
| ROOM. kitchen and bath, unfurnished;
utilities furnished; electric refrigeration;
niddle-aged adults preferred. Hillside
666, bet. 10 am. and 6 pm
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

cious living, entertaining, 22-ft. living
room, dining room 19x2Q, center hall, den,
furnished Or unfurnished BOX 222-J, Star.
IN CLYDESDALE APT. HOUSE, 2SO1
adams Mill frd. NV, facing Rock Greek
Park-Consists of two rms, bath extra
large closets and foyer, Ideal for one
person who can enjoy the best. Just re-
Gonditioned and adoreable: Price, $4,950
Terms. Or may rent, $40 mo-. H. M.
hunter, ia c st. NV. HO. 1853.
FOR SALE In the Northumberland Apis
by owner. Southern exposure. Broom
and, kitchen apt, immediate possession
Apply manager, 2039 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.

v5AkNUM ST. NV, between sth and 9th,
aa5olnlng CreStwood - Detached brick, s
rooms, porches; garage; gas heat; COM
pletely redecorated; baths; large kitchen;
new new dfr; Tefrigerator; genuine fireplace; ready
Owner. WI siio sun; MOI, MOI, CO CO. s9pi 81 i'e
CoNNECTICUT AVE. EXTENDED@6-rm.
nouSe, nn sd : 6edTmS iiy rm din rm,, ktch
Heedn nea5ing plant corner lot, l00-ft front;
BUT IN i5i tfS PGS 61eD 6reE ceonial StaI home
in Silver Spg. is Just being offered for sale
on very good terms. Lot is irregular but
large living porch, fireplace, oil heat; To-
Sation cat is quiet and coZy, but very handy to
Rus ine ;n, ASK As m9re ABOUT It on the phone.
CABIN john, MD,%Attractiye stucco and
frame Inan T,story oSto house; bedrooms, living
bath, kitchen: on one-half-acre lot; gar
den plot plowed ready for planting; will
payment, Phone wi IL sP5s pSse @"'00o o0"h
SILVER ;Sit. s53 spe, IN Nd; very roomy property
on each floor possibility of changing part
INTO Rn6.0 apt # desired; det. ,garase, meat
SlQ,95o r: P, Ripley SH 1899, sun.
AEExASDR24hA 2hd SItS 2h l39I S oNn Ms Moe6s
home: garden. 60-day possession or $40
mo. revenue. Owner TIE, ol49 after 8.
ook
ALEXANDRIA, S, Lee st--s rms, Baths
sardenj OIL heat; immediate possession.
81 y, ,9ba54: LOO S; St. Asaph ST., new, . rooms;
oil neat large basement. TIE. 9149 after 5.
NOBODY EVER SAW this Silver spg. home
tor sale before. A. Colonial design OF 3
bedrooms and tiled bath very inviting
on a lot 60xl00, under shady oaks and on
as eond Not ss Needs Yrs 5d and G6wn in
T., r. Ripley, SH. 1889. Sun. and ewes d,
vi 4514, Mr.. Butterfield
SILVER SPRING-NeW, 5 rms, fireplace
Ppqqrcha;o DO $500 $1,000. 1928 Long Branch pkWy.
Groom BUNGALOW, Falls Church. Va
Sonry construction. air-conditioned oil
peat copper tubing, full basement; l block
4 SUBURBAN HOME in Nd, not far from
p G. with 3 well-lighted bedrooms and ,
pains pa on 2nd floor and : bedrooms and Z
6a5h sa6n6S on %[d property with beautiful
nice homes, freshly redecorated and now
vacant R, P, Ripley, SH 1889 Sun. and
ewes. OIL l70S. Mrs. Moebs.
II RMS, 3 baths, 3 Kitchens: present
dav nursery, school, convalescent: oil heat
beautiful grounds, 4OO-ft frontage on a
Walter Reed, in Md Terms can be ar
ranged to responsible party. H Han
nauer 1896 Ga ave 81. APO, 81. 6O25
l333 INGRAHAM ST. NV, Saul's addi-
tion-oWner leaving the city wants quick
frame; all large rooms, center hall plan,
baths Oh heat. 9 porches, large yard
at Slss'o6SK RA. tt''s s7oo. an eNe'e'en' 'alue
Evening star., 1944-05-21
COLONIAL GARDENS.

Several very desirable apartments are
available for early occupancy in this beau
tlful loca tion-in actual view of the U. S.
some Colonial brick buildings only ! year
old. surrounded by wide expanse of cool
green lawn. Apartments have large living
room, dinette, large bedroom, colored tile
bath and shower, screened porch and a
modern all-white. kitchen with large G. E.
refrigerator; table top quality gas range
with automatic oven heat, double sink and
plenty Of cupboard space. No rentals over
S26 monthly. To inspect see Mr.. Brock,
p @uoIdr daly p ineH5sdng Hspnt5 sunday may
bus. To reach, take any trolley marked
District Line Seat Pleasant" or ''Kenil-
worth and get off at River Terrace. Or
take any trolley to 18th and Pa. ave se..
transfer to the Benning bus and get off at
River Terrace. Either route takes only 25
to 18th and H n.e.-then out Benning rd
3435 BENNING ROAD NE
DAVY e. MURPHY, BUILDERS.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
APARTs. FURN. OR UNEuRN.

PETWORTH, 5014 9TH st. n.w-1 room
kit, for quiet girl, gentle. home. newly
GROOM, HHS Hitchen qS and bath apt, for beauty
operator who will work in shop in apt
bldg; 2S17 14th st. NV. Apply in person
share large apartment, co-operatively, with
another girl. Box 1921, Star. 22*
2 ROOMS. tile bath, partly furnished OF
private entrance. 5617 Annapolis I'd
HyattSVille. Nd. CheNerly bus
Evening star., 1944-05-21
ApTs etIRhIsHEn tcont

SUITABLE for officer and wife, conv, 70
d6th ana 18th t bus and pupontd circle
1862 TNGLEsTDE TERRACE-one room,
WILL SHARE a furnished Groom, Kitchen
cite, bath apartment with another lady;
gentle home, conyenient., mr.. Dupont Cir
ONE OR TWo REFISED GIRLS to share
glrI s apt; cool in sum; sep. BEDS. reas.
AREKcAN an c an HN13ERsff2 aR if3s faRkmos1 fa sd R%
bone. aoms . 3, rooms ana pEtyafss bath; newly
IRI rs sHAEE ArT WQ Win as9H two gentle
FGRS n 1a1RE A1R oooIED tsaa APT at kennedy- nee
kitch middieased couple 9Se OF Or gentemen etH n
GooD GoE 9Hne FOR oa cds RT CO.
hovsekeeper. 4ii0 Branch Ave. Silver
GIRL G M 70 sRARf TRaqGs S7Ss' sf@ apt with 9TH
egs; gs;o unlimlted M pshone' excellent transpor-
1919 SaiSN wARDER ST ST. NV rooms, kitcn-
enette. bath. refrigerator; heat, h,w. and
UTILITIES included; S45 Agent, GE. $500
GIRL to share t;,: 27room room apt, with 2 busi-
NEAR cAPfToL, AZ "S New J jersey M ave- ave. Sc
rooms next bath, re5gr gas electric
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, modern duplex
apt, in the ne. section: 3 rooms, kitch-
enette. bath, screened porch, large closet.
Call Trinidad $3.50 sun. after l1:30 am.
Available Immediately.
APT. TO SHARE with employed girl with
mother, very reasonable if mother will as
sume manaeeement of house. co. 5966;
bsdrooms ai"ds and basS s and % f.; !. gnnilinifsd
phone: ami. restricted ,1eishborhood; IS
aged couple: no children; rent very .rea-
sonable to responsible party. Telephone
AT. 0930 or AT. 6254. 21s
LADY OWNER wants responsible couple to
share completely furn:- modern home; bus
passes door. Phone HI. lO4aW.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. centrally
located; living room, bedroom, dinette,
kitchen and bath apt; ne, Summer
months, possible longer; references re-
REQ 'ired 500 per month. Occupancy
June st. Phone DU. 5312.
AVAILABLE Tues, nearby Va, 4, min. Lin
coin Memorial; 3 rooms, kit, bath. dinette;
very modern, compl. furnished; 500 mo-
refs Box 1921, Star. %"
COOL AND LUXURsoUs, 3, bedrms,, 2
baths. very large dining and living rm.,
small but entirely secluded; garden. Suit
able diplomat $3.50 mo. Box 376-H,
Evening star., 1944-05-21
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

VICINITY FORT BELyoIR or Alexandria
ofhcer and wife desire small furnished
apartment or house, available June or July
Evening star., 1944-05-21
ApARrs. uhFuRN,sHEp Cont,
MOST MODERN

MOST MODERN
and
UP-TO-DATE APARTMENTS
Just being completed in this section.
AVAILABLE JUNE 18th.
COLONNADE APARTMENTS,
South Capitol and Forester SITS. Sc.
Convenient to Boiling Field, Naval Air
Station and Navy Yard.
Bedroom, living room, S60.50
dinette. kitchen. bath
tAll utilities included in rent1
Large airy rooms. Modern kitchens with
plenty Of cabinets eft electric refrigera-
tors Parouet hardwood floors. Storage.
To reach: Take Livingston road bus
marked AS at 10th and Pa. ave. NV,
direct to apartments
Resident Manager on premises.
H. @. SMITHY CO.
MA SGA1 w
Evening star., 1944-05-21
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT

Wanted by June ] st for summer or long
lease; only NV. apt. bldg. considered; best
care given attractively. completely fur
nished apt by Army officer, wife CO.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
$3.50 MONTH.

bedrooms, 3 baths, maids room and bath
Rent $3.50 mo For appointment to in
Spect phone co. 1925. Mrs Grier.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

New, never occupied, Cape Cod bunga-
bedrooms, living room with large picture
window, bath. all built-in Beautyware
fixtures: kitchen equipment the best, in
Guiding Electrolux, cabinet range and
built-in cabinets, Located in E. Riverdale,
Md. Ga highly restricted community, Just
IL miles from heart of city, very high
elevation, at least 15 degrees cooler than
city. Call UN. 3542 between 2 and pm.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
DIIPI,EX

(NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. SCI,
Available June /.
No. 3. 3209 Dubois pl. sc. -------S S51 80
No. 4, 32l3 D st. sc. .-------- S51. so
Heat and Refrigerator Furnished.
J. DALLAS GRADY 6S SON,
110f Vt Ave. N w DI. 1880.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
TOWN HOUSE

171O 3rd ST. NE
6 rooms and bath, porches, $50 mo.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO,
1925 North Capitol St. HO. 1900.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
~ SILVER SPRING.
SLIGO PARK HILLS, SS, $50
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Bungalow, 5 rooms. bath, kitchen, fire.
place, attic, basement, garage, insulated
and screened. beautiful shady lot fenced.
many individual features Will have to
oe seen to be appreciated. Adjacent TO
one OF the loveliest residential sections,
eye for future value For appointment To
inspect call MR. FIELDS ST, 6o44
Evening star., 1944-05-21
NEW APARTMENT.

IN NEARBY ARLINGTON.
Convenient Transportation, All Utilitie.
One tstSi Bedroom LIVING ftt Room, i,' Dinctte.
Kit, Bath. $50 90.
One . Bedrooms, Living Room. Dnette
Kit, Bath adults only, So 90.
CaM BARKIEY BROS MA AH4S.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

700 BLOCK QUEBEC PL. NV.
Arranged for two apartments, 4 rooms
and bath each, 23-ft. wide, 2 refrigerators,
oil heat; monthly tenants at $3.50 per mo. /;
price, 1880, on terms. Mr.. Raine, AID
29!9, or MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., DI
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Summer or Yearly Rental.

| Attractively furnished house, 3 or 4
bedrooms, maids room and bath, ample
grounds and garden. Mass. ave. preferred.
Prepared to pay substantial rent. STARK
AD. 0700. Apt. 401-C.
3-BEDROOM HOUSE.
Naval officer, permanently stationed, de-
slres 3-bedroom house, unfurnished, NV {:
ABOUT 500 mo. OR. 633S.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Near Bureau of Standards.

SlO,9DU,
Possession can be had with title. A
home built for comfort for the family that
neees large rooms. Living room, 16xo4
with fireplace, large dining room and
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and l bath on second
moor; also bedrooms and bath in attic.
heat. Call Sundays and weekdays
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
EN- 1900 34O3 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

<,.,tn = III nsSi 20 2.E.,Ir9lo, loO.uO;
2 baths, large screened porch, recreation
room with lavatory, h.-w.h., summer and
winter hookury garage; built about 2
GLJDDEN after pm, DE. oO54: day,
DI. 334T
Evening star., 1944-05-21
13 ROOMS, 8 BATHS.

One of the show places of beautiful
Woodslde in Silver Spg., it provides 3 ex-
cellent, owner bedrooms. 2la tiled baths.
cozy den, recr. room, several freplaces.
dence has a commanding setting among
other comparable homes and is very favor
ably priced at Sl9,950. r. P. Ripley, SH.
1893. Sun. and ewes, SH. 2S71, Mr..
Evening star., 1944-05-21
CHEVY CHASE. MD

A home of large rooms located on large
lot with fruit trees and 2-car garage, lust
been placed in new-houSe condition, with
large bedrooms and 2 baths, large living
room. dining room with, picturesque view
OF garden, large modern kitchen, reception
blocks Of schools and transportation. Cali
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
EN-. 1900 54O3 Conn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Here's The Answer
Continued from page lO)

(A) In i7i4 Francisco Avler Dc
Luna Victoria became bishop
OF the dloceses Of Panama
which is the oldest See IN
America.
(A) Monroe Work. director de-
partmont Of records and re-
search. at Tuskegee institute.
CAD Alfred c. John. OF Cambridge,
Mass.
(A) W. r. Valentine.
ca Founder OF the African Bap-
list church in Boston in 1909
CA A Negro clergyman and real
estate operator OF Washington.
DC. who ran for vice pres
ident OF the United States. In
1923. on the ticket which ran
Gen. Jacob S. coxey for pres
ident.
tA) Capt John T. Scott. who re-
Gently sstire. held the rank
OF captain. He>vas the first
Negro in AmeriNa 10 attain
such a high position on po-
lice force in major city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01


Ws"oslIA STAR CHAPTER NO. 11-STATED MEETIN6S-lu
bon wsuAy DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday Worthy Ma
ton NJ maude Williams, 6is King, Ma elss Worthy fa
vi Richard White, 522 Ersklne. Apt 6Os; Secretary
siruer""'Aoys v Mills, 1880 Log Cabin. Tn. sss0A
a., S". ia CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS-1u FRI
Tannl " s,kkE WORK srd Friday. worthy Marcn-Mrs
M 1889 ST. Joseph, TIE. 5000, Worthy Patron
Ms CO bristol 1871 Jos. Campau, FL lissl secretay-
Cor mn. 'ar'le u. Riley. 4ses Parker Pl. s76&
LtAf CHAPTER NO. l4-sTATED MEETlNGS-lw
ton Ny DECREE WORK srd wednesday. worthy mh-
NJ. Alice Dean, 9fi4 McDougnll, Worthy PatronMr
s, slS1 Trowbridge. '"'
IA, .ScnAPTER NO. a1-STATED MEETINGS-2nd FRI
Dor. w nmhEk WORK 9Th Friday Worthy Matron-mrs
M ums f1xS St Antoine, Te. 1.if00; worthy fatroh
Mr., WOO 6ant 500 Hartford, Ty. f7556 Secretary
L0sy err. ,en o. 6antt 500 Hartford IT, l-7b66.
ThnrsSan VhAPTER NO. 2e-STATED MEETINGS lst
Mrs. DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday. WORTHY Maron
hr Riehs se Thomas 5000 Kentucky; worthy Patron
Wilson es ne 521 Erskine Apt COS, Sccretary-Nens
VI. lcxps cvext wyoming. Ferndale.
nesss, ,nn.ArrIkR NO. es-STATED MEETINGS-1nc wed
Mrs. peL.chkk WORK 4th Wednesday, Worthy hatron-
Patron ~ tiemng, $3.50 Boxwood Ty. e-Ob7Si Wormy
. ehrv-s Waller Baenger, 1855 - b0th. La foolt sec
Cfsr0Sr s. ROBERTA Nelson 6727 Brush. Tr. i.liys
Thnnds, LATER NO. ae-STATED MEETINGS sna
Mr.. T. DhGRER WORK fth Thursday. WORTHY matron
Nj n", boun 2if7 Mullett w. 7ess worthy Patron
khers stroud So06 81 AubIn Secretary Mrs. kosaeh
'sss Z. Fort, III eipk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Liberals Are
Lillian Smith
And Embree
Both Authors
Have Been Loyal
To Negroes
By WALLACE A. BATTLE
(FOr ANP)

II was my privilege on New
Years Day ti943) to call atten-
ton to two OF Americas great
benefactors Moorheld Storey OF
Boston. and Bolton Smith OF Mem
phis Although they lived a thou
sand miles apart. born and edu-
Gated in entirely different envir-
onments. they lived and died in the
faith, literally supported by their
fortunes. that the Negro people
would 20 forward
This New Years Day fis4N I beg
the privilege OF calling attention
10 two other great Americans, both
southerners. the one woman horn
and educted in Georgia. the other
native OF Kentucky.
During these war years we are
accustomed 70 thinking In terms
Of billions these two benefactors,
both stlli living. are bestowing
trilllons OF wealth upon Amerl-
cans and the rest OF the world
indeed II we have ears TO hear
them We At once become heirs and
joint-heirs to a priceless and ever
lasting democracy. The likeness
OF their faces, which are eifulgent
with peace and goodwill. should
grace every home Of civilized man
kind
These two apostles OF All men
NJ" are Miss Lillian F. Smith Of
Clayton. Ca. editor Of South To-
day" and publisher OF the pamph'
Lot There Are Things 10 Do th'
other is the internationally knowr
Edwin r. Embree. former secre
tary Of the Rockefeller Genera
Education beard, now president o
the Rosenwaid fund and author o
Brown America" and American
Negroes.