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| llNvGsT. pRop. ION SAle (ceee.l

INVEST. pAop. FoA ML1 tceae.l .
I5SS Il0CK 0f FAX 10. E:Ns: can:
and kitchens and separste frQnt and rear
entrances: price only $4,000. Gall Nr,
wHFnS SnsFnSn 10. k4 fx Ss2ss. $s2s hARsHAlL 7.
!NYE4IMENT R4Okf1TY. TAkosnA Park-
modern 3-untt brick apt, oil hest. corner
81 sso bco sssn,nas pss onf ro Ssate Sts
5S-ROoM HOUSE. downtown. mostly 3.
room ants: yearly income, S16,g26: ex-
penses. $6,118; net profit, S13,I06 yearly:
nas p. G. roomtng house license (three
nldgsl tadlacentl. Price. for buildings and
600 cash. BOB HOILANDER, 1908 n. Z.
sssySosai AND SAi iAfgzzisSaMxs4 o.see.--.a.
prick butldinv on busy thoroushfare In
neart OF Takoma Park. Nd: only about
~ yrs. old: nne art Of dve rooms and
bath on 2nd A.: hot-water heat: q splendid
location for any type neishborhood bL1i-
ness; price, $4,000. Phone Mr Tammaro,
IA. 6976. SHANNON d LuCHS CO., 1908
cofoEED - ~ dssoarSsetovn dsaSt corner. s-unit
apt, rms. kit, bath each: monthly
rental, Sl72.b0: no expenses: excellent
return; only SIG 800. terms. Cali till 8
pm. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO. NE 64OO.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WEST HAMPTON, new development located
.oiIing land, with hardwood shade trees trees.
good elevation: as low as $3.50, terms.
Lyon INC. CHI. 7070. SUMMERS, CH
FOREST HILLS-This large wooded lot
100xl4S. practically in Rock Creek Park,
car be subdivided into 2 lots: viii con-
slider reasonable offer. WILLIAM H
SAUNDERS Co, INC, Realtors test. 1857.
DI, 1915. 1919 K st. NV.
ACREAGE, new development. West Falls
Church; "a to ~ acre, gently rolling land
hardwood shade trees, good elevation: $3.50
UP, $75 cash, SIG mo. BOSS. CH. 5977
CRESTWOOD, Soft. front, So, 800; mr.
n: H. ave. ext, $685. ea.: 2 Brookmont
1926 ea.: 3S Lanfams. city water, timber
on 3 roads, all S7,950; acreage Md, Va;
= lots ne. for colored. S495 ea.: terms
N E. RYON CO. 0E GAG
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AUToMoTiVE IScFILANEoUs.

AUTO REPAINTING, body and fender re-
ssf,ts SHse a:''sass' ssss es'ss:
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT and repair
Inspection. II you bousht your car It the
(as tsl ceilinf price and need repairs 70
put 1t through inspection, call Lincoln
ne. RopEY MoiTSokW W sRLM. Ms"''u fo'
PLYMOUTH TRAILER, 20.ft.: leatherette;
plenty Of closet space; will exchange for
Oldsmobile station wagon (hydromatic).
Also Elcar Coach trailer, 16-ft.: leatherette;
for iate,model car with good tires. Owner.
TRAILER, new; stake body. TAGS. tires.
complete. Spruce Q646. 4s
HARLEY-DAVIDS0N, 1887; Q brand-nev
tires; tires; boy IN service; Decatur bl72.
"S" 4.door- sedan, trade for 21-foot Ma
tional house trailer and pay the difference.
Alexandria Q3R3
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

y
BEVERLY BEACH On CHESAPEAKE Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
f9r catslogue Bax ~ MAYO A. A Co. Nd
FUkNISHED all-year around home for sale
on on severn River. Phone 6everna Park
ccfEHSAHRHuRsr cfH1H an che. a.v-,o.. o. g..
cottages. sale; 81 miles D. c. Free circular.
entile community. VIM. BAUMAN, /
Thomas Circle. Ma. 1929.
LAKE JACKSON, q 12-mi. lake, 81 mi
In virginia.; 2 log cabins, on water. viii
sell reasonable; immediate possession. Cali
Manassas 79-F-4, or drive out.
mih,NIfED-2,bedroem ,mi,ss Ed, cottage. approx. 50
Labor Day Cali SH. 6O14 after 8 nm.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. sleep or 10,
elec. light, gas for cooking, pump in kitch.
en-; outside toilet: $40 per week. Telephone
WANTED small cottage or cabin, ami.
from Aug. 12 to 81, by responsible party;
bathing, fishing; within 200 mi. Call DU.
WANTED TO BUY small waterfront farm
OF Or. cottage on water front; preferably IN
MRS. CQSHARp. or pI RS4a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ISTTNGS WANTED-List your coIored
properties to sell with US; city, suburban,
nearby Md: personal attention to all list
ings. LA SALE REALTY CO., AL New
York ave: NV. MA. 1914.
sell call sales department, COLONIAL IN :
M VEsTMEMT p Hn CO; DI; 6150; s17 9th st. NV.
Rosen. ACTION REALTY co. RE 1881.
STORY & co. can sell your real estate
at fair market value Call MR.. DAILY or
MR.. ELLIOTT, S04 18th ST. NV ME 41OO
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oUT-of-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Beautiful summer home; cool
climate; Garrett County, Nd; resort cen
Ter. near Oakland. on Route so: house
virgin timber, bride path. e. b. BoIDEN,
Box 81, Oakland. Md Phone 242. So
FOR SALE BY OWNERS Florida lots,
hwy, near Lake Jessup; 5000 up, S25
Gown. $40 monthly Two 10-acre plots
nearby $500, $50 down. $40 monthly. Call
SLAUSON, MA. 663l. or CO. O5s1 ewes.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

NEAR 18th AMI COL. RD.-One- story
sible tenant at Sio7.5O per month: price,
$l3, 300. Phone Mr.. Wolberg, Ia 1856.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV,
MA. 2345.
NEW APIS. at times the yearly rent
ard large. well-constructed l0-unit bldgs..
srch as Is now offered. are exceptionally
scarce. In q popular renting section In
Arlington; wide lots. fne views; splendidiy
tnanced: moderate cash. KELLEY &
coANNER, DI. 774O; eve. WI. 6S44
unit brick apt. bldg. on large lot Rent
$3; $40, Price. S21.000. 81. 1860: ewes,
4-FAMfLY FLAT; rent ses5 months;
priced at only S14, 500: very close to down
town area. Information in person only.
See Mr.. Walter B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. MA. 21OO
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACRES at Vienna, Va, good land good
road, suitable for home, chickens, etc.
INC, CHI. 1893 until pm
966 ACRES, Camden County, N. c.. on
Highway II from Norfolk, Va. to Eliza
bets City. N. c.; need cash pay note; sacri-
nee. S575 acre. 1915 North ave, Rich
I-e-5 AND 25 ACRES. Colesville pike: also
to 20 acres Country Club Horse Show
neighborhood: Y to &c a So. it,, terms
to suit: FULTON R. GORDON, owner,
l427 Eye St NV, DI. $3.50 till pm.
ACRES. $500; on Ga. ave extended
fertile clear land with view; terms. $500
Silver Spring. Nd Call Ashton 2R4R
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INVESTMENT pRoPeRTY WANTED

WANTED = First Commercial Investment
hlsass can Mrs. PicEsns with 8. 3. zxNT.
ZIN0ER, Jr, Real Estate, 66f6 Baltimore
b.vd- Riverdale. Nd. WA. .Ie19 from 10
F0uR:UNIT, APT. BLDG., In good section;
viii also take two-unit apt; give full
tails In. first letter, address. age, condi-
Once Box 6O66. Washington 10.
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AUTO TRUCKS FoR SALE

INTERNATIONAL. 1885, long wheel base,
good condition. TR. 1I19.
PANEL; pAan 1887, A7ton; priced below ceiling.
Fnpn FnGne ME- az, HART hyCr.nIio M0 3n 3$SIl .,c..
boy ieply sires priee rsmp ssss so
Chevrolet 1889 stake; dual wheels, eft.
body, s;ply tires; price, Se3$; GuaEantsed
7525 Wis, ave. WI. 1855.
WHITE TRUCK, 1910 model. 1-ton; pauol
body; recently overhauled and inspected
FLORIST. INC. 1907 y
1888 AND 1884 GMC TRUCKs-Priced
as as Is BABERs, 60l st. s.w. Phone
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oUslNlSS paopGRJY poR I'M.

oQAQ4 NQ91 f---t.arge 2-stcfy kajcf. TS1l
ss vsssl as & ;hoS:fa sssssssss ess rso sss
qe da dogr; iarae opsn room, .Snd Aqef,
45x24; rAftsTs. many ytp4owss hrge ailsy
eu1f49lq business. 3 echool, toAEooN Or
eeautactan, Lessee make own a1tsratinns.
eacent. Tor leaae: contains QS fOoeHs and
S6 haths. dtntns room, kitchen, ELEVATOR.
eulometic stoker; 1mnAediate possesgton.
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FARMS WANTED,

HOUSE with some land or small farm in
vicinity OF Silver Spring or Rockville; rent
or buy: give full particulars. Write
STEPHEN HATISON. 325 Vine st. NV,
WASHINGTON. .. G., or call between Q and z
EN-. at RA. O623.
WILL RENT OR BUY small place. ] or
more acres, small house, Va. or Md. Box
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HOUSE TRAILERs.

1914 KOZY COACHES and Platts. Many
good used models. Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber.
wyn. Md. Tel. Berwyn 45.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headauarters-
New Schult and Travelo on display: used
trailers; 12, 18 and "a months to pay.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 1880 Wis
conStn ave- WO 1892
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AUCTION sALH.
EUTIIRE

ADAM 4. WRsCHLER 8 SON, auctionesr5.
New and used desirable household furni-
ture,. wool and summer rugs, National cash
resister. ETC.. By order Leona 6chwenke.
and from other sources, BY auction ct
WESCHLER's, 916 = st. NV, tomorrow,
Friday, August 4th, Commencing an,
groups and odd pieces Of furniture, beds,
SPIRAL and box SPRINGS, studio beds, wool
and summer rugs. National cash register,
personal enects. etc. au2,3.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED. stake-bodied trucks, to haul
coal Call ALASKA Alaska COAL CO.. Ma. 1886
TURN YOUR IDLE TRUCKS into cash.
Phone us for immediate action. We buy
all makes and models. No deal too small
or too large. Essential users waiting.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725 wis
consin ave. WI. 1885.
SO Danbury st. s.w. II. 3737.
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Winning Contract

I iisninq Contract
II 1nk 1ouH Acza
Doggsdnsss
South dealsy.
gsither sias Vulnerable.
A14l1
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4A643
AkQJs3 N Ate5
3 1oss4 oosas VIZ 9yss4,
- ~Ks7
0K K10a
Y i ! .s.s oAK7
AQJ10s3
The bidding: z. .
10 Double - Pass
INT Pass Pass Pass
Today's hand was played IN dupli-
cate bridge. At rubber bridge, South
would safely have passed two clubs.
At duplicate, he tried for the extra
points which the no-trump trick
score yields.
West made his normal opening Of
the spade king. East played the
seven and South won, for he was
sure that East had . hare honor to
block the suit (unIess the spades
were A. In which case there was
no danger).
Now, In case East had the club
king, South would 90 down unless
he flrst Knocked out Vests sure
entry. So South Immediately led
the heart eight. West ducked and
dummys queen won. A heart was
led back and South finessed the 10.
and West ducked again. Undaunted,
South led the heart king. West won
two heart tricks, but could get only
two spade tricks, and when East
eventually won his club king, 1t was
not enough to defeat the contract.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenkens partner and, with both
oe>@So SoAAASA 0SxS, yO0 0SSs4t 0k1Q l1G1Qs
A9542
VAJ76
o63
$AKS
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
ID Pass 10 Pass
I(O
Answer-One heart. You are
forced to bid over one diamond. No
additional high-card strength Is
needed for rebid In . new suit at
the one level.
Score 100 per cent for one heart,
10 per cent for one no-trump.
Question No. LIES.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
II Pass 10 Pass
I10 Pass IA Pass
(D
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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ME. b4OU.
COLORED-An-modern 8 and 8 room
tsR sash fsnS H
COLORED-Choice location; owner ofiers
this UNUSUAL 3.story and basement brick
baths; a. wise investment or home; q
ssS se S1xn pm
bay-window red brick; oil heat weather.
stripped large fenced rear yard; W block
from car line: formerly all,white neigh, neignno
SoHoREDISeTm. sga and bath semidet.. 1900
trsty, Sst aSsp eoIonsf front s poich front s and
sTTsnseds,o For Information. Cali Mr.:
sAcrt SIR. N9 s.E. s41e 1tcolored,-Row brick. in
back Of U. s. House Once Bldg;; rms;
sasf @Afsh fRtii5 Nc hfri Es Rs1ss sezsaA
CoLoRED-Near North Capitol and K
SITS. IL rooms, 2 baths, oil heat; price,
%M S7aI9 s6q J. pAvs ssfs 500 Ssaaes st. has nw
1856 evenings, MI 1857.
CoLoRED-470 G st. s.w. A Groom and
coal heat, oas tsoo.f; prompt possession
Ho% E ~; g. sRi7ss Ssssi ss sssas Il $3.50: II: s
CAPITOL Cash. $3.50. De. i7io. fR.
CoLoRED-Two-family,- brick, near 18th
Ssss: s ne eysninss snms sue DE. 59e7 0 i-'' -',.
COLORED-47O0 block Dix st. NE
,on lion say oil hsssed hsa house y Hs e1na VEM
REALTY Co, 5QO1 East Capitol st. II.
3540 925 New York ave. NV Ma 9797.
Columbia Heights, .S7,75O-
just OF New Hampshire ave. at the corner
of Spring I'd, very convenient and de-
sirabie Location. s;story house. a1rangsd e IS
meters, front and rear entrances; nice
yard, garage on alley. 2nd-floor apt. now
vacant (has rented at $57 800. Owner
occupies first floor. Possession OF entire
property Upon transfer of title. Decidedly
ss M Eo.s cash g. ss Ho gs FISHES sEsHns
& CO, Exclusive Agent. 73s 10Th st. NV,
CoLORED-1e0o block Rosedale st. ne
Two-story and basement brick, rooms,
11a baths, front porch, two screened rear
goTsheS RE heat ia c?al s7S3 as fssh req
FOR COLORED-Exception good NV.
location; brick, modern 10 rooms and bath,
hot-water heat. Ss,950. DI. 7742; eve
nings, GIL 1854.
COLORED-Home or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
close in: ST. 600: cash, $500.
Apartments, modern. in Brookland, 4 to
10 units. DE. ITO, FIR. 4765.
COLORED, NV. section-Brick, 10 rms,
h. VIII, elec.. bath, large yard: $3.50,
Mr. 18th and G sts. n.e.--e-family apt,
and rent the other; special bargain,
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AUIoAooelW Nh SAle (enne. i J.
IN 10 115SS5 I654 z-zsSS Srsi5 + - "a;
~ ~ z7ss 7fsSsf1Qe N. ~ vx 7[as NaTosoe
sacriaes. ~ snail for cxnsI. fSSs3s
fxxltAS and ptujc, iiS4$ f]ymcuth; soed
e%Grdiatsssn; % as;; scod tire. can M dcf1,
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STORES FOR RENT.
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED. or building with store,
preferably in Northwest section: estabiished
Go; 81 VIII VIII 1st-class references. Phone
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
Four Blocks Sl o the District ns on
Sheriff rd. me-, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 500 Addison
Chapel rd, Fairmont Heights, Md. HI.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

MT. RAINIER-Building, 3Ox6O, Q floors.
suitable for storage, shop or hall: $500
cash, S75 mo. SH 14R1 &c
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1903 B ST. SIS rooms, equipped Tor
2 families; finished basement. oil h.-w.h.,
2 baths; $S, $50: terms
bath 1I Spanish % bungalow: h.-w.h.. % nardwood %
floors: 81, 400; terms.
1881 E st. SET rooms, 2 baths.
HENRY v. -WILLOUGHBY, 800 Mass. ave.
ne. AT. S763.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN B. CO. presents-Ideal
det. home in Takoma Park, 2 rooms, bath,
aHs es fur beat only Fssass5os tsrs f0F
See this unusual Colonial brick in the
heart of Brightyood, g. rooms, 2 porches,
diate possession: only S10,450, terms Call
till 8 pm. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, $500 So. f., on
3rd, floor of freight-elevator BLDG, CEN
trally located, rear loading platform: avail
able lease Jan. l. Call MRS. POLLACK at
ME. 1101.
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OFFICES WANTED.

2 OR ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished,
financial district. Phone HO O634
OFFICE, furnished, unfurnished Prefer
222-V, Star. a.
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USED.CAR NALR.

~ Chrysler 7-pfss. sedan: 4. ana b.
~ plymouth sedan, spec. d. l.: E. and b
,,4g Buick Spec. sedan; {. and b.
~ Chevrolet club % coupe; I. an ana h.
II Fontiec 'bts g. sedan; r, and b.
% Qlda. 4.dr. sedan: +. and b.
n rymouth ciub c9upe; Z. and h.
,ag Dodge A-qr. sedan; =. and b.
,,39 Buick sedan; :. and b.
,39 etudebaker Comm. sedan: r. and b.
.40 Mercury convert. sedan; r. and b.
II FORD convert. coupe: r. and b.
ay4 Gncsss 2{ 90 others; -, ,.....,. -,
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CMkRifx1lxIN CARA.
1871 Ieckayd 4-dsef sedan: !. snd d.
l0&l 4eudebakeT ConaDandeg t~do01 -
Dan. radio and. heater.
1850 Lncoin-Zephyr ccnt. sedan. !. and b.
1889 Packard 4-tk. sedan, & and h
llaSs Eeekafa 1.pess. sedan 7. and b.
1919 Buick club coupei {. ana h.
AanX otherey tefm1 trade guaranteed.
ave NV. dial HO, 5000 49,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp.

STORE WANTED or building with store,
preferably in Northwest section: estab-
ltshed CO.. with 1st-class references.
Phone DI. 3730
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OpFlcES PoR eRe@T

SSpU UsNesO = ON nAosy q q
DESK ROOM Tor rent With sscrstarial
service II desired: aiso 1, or room
onaces, newly decorated. Z. J. cOWIE. SOP
Ie-RooM SUITE ayailable for once uss
shs s6ls rentSssl Sl NsANAnqEH 19is N n e, nv, nv,
3rd floors; in Cleveland Park ShOppinE
centcfi own separate entrances. front and
rear; large room, 2ExI1 IT., with display
window, suitable store, once or studio.
together with unfurn-. apt. coushttng 8
other rooms. bath and equipped xttchen.
Auto OIL heat. 10 see. phone OR. 0706.
STORES FOR RENT.
STORE, good sise. On corner. With beauti-
ful arm. apt. above; located In finest Sec
ton OF rakomA Park. RI Carroll ave.
1ynsT; Tsnom. 1ss ssyt sTEaELMd' TT los Cedar ave.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for drugstore in
shopping center. adjacent to large housing
.ye: sx. can Ii. ssSs. oo so''
STORE VALUES-9OO Kennedy a.. NV
Store and basement, 500.
aU16 MINNESOTA ave. s.e.-Store. SS5.
22aI Nichols aye: s.e.--Store. $75.
17Ol No. Capitol st.--Store, $50.
" II st n.w.-StDre, $50.
l22 D st; s;s-Store. 5000.
realtors. MA. $3.50.
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GARAGES COR RENT,

REAR 5I6 2lst ST. N.W.-Metal garage
for cars. THOMAS d. WALSH. NC.
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OPA Prices

All used passenger cars notD
under OPA Ceiling Prices. For
information, consult your local
War Price and Rdtioning Board.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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TTsKILIE 1UIcK col, MerfeM 411l.
AUTOMOBILES 4 WANTFn.

BUICK. Chevrolet. Ford. Packard 81 any
make car that has had seod care urgently
needed. To get the ceiling price, bring
your car to LOVING MOTORS, 1919 II
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD HEARS
E. R. DUDLEY, ASST. SPEC. COUNSEL,
NAACP, At MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

use of the federal and state sta
tutes. The time has come for us
to do our part in securing en-
forcement of both federal and
state civil rights statutes through
the regular channels and through
the procedure of legal redress.
We believe that the test of
democracy in America is its abil-
ity to solve the problem of its
minority groups. We do not
hesitate, and indeed, put forth
every effort to vigorously APP
plaud the condemnation by Amer
leans of persecution of minority
groups abroad. But we call their
attention to the fact that op-
preston of the minorities at
home must at the same time, be
as vigorously condemned and
abolished if we are to help cor
rect ~injustices elsewhere. The
recent outburst against Jewish
synagogues and the wanton de-
of their business and res
idential property throughout the
United States should be decidedly
Discouraged by every right think
Continued on Page A.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
Tel. Ell OSO7

Last week the Seattle Branch
opened offices at 504 Peoples
Bank Building, Second Avenue at
Pike Street. The response was
great as many people called to
wish us well. Among the well
wishers who also made a contri-
button for local expenses are:
Evergreen Temple Daughter Elks
who paid $25 designating SIS for
local expenses. The Altiero Peto
Club sent by Mrs. Sandy Moss,
a contribution of SIS, and Mrs. S.
H. Stone, among the first callers,
paid her membership and left a
contribution of two dollars. Many
thanks to you and to others who
will be reported next week.
The membership campaign has
been under way for the past two
weeks, but by reason of pressure
of work opening a new office,
names have not been printed.
Beginning next week all members
whose names have not yet ap-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
Hurley Lines Up
For Reelection

George Hurley, popular pro-
g~ressive legislator from the 37th
District is running for reelection.
In Olympia Hurley distinguished
himself by fighting against dis
elimination; for pensions; for
nurseries, for equal wages for
women; for a state health pro-
gram and for a better school sys-
tenn.
Hurley believes that anti-dis-
elimination and anti-group libel
legislation must be written into
the laws of this state If progress
is to be made on this issue.
Hurley is including in his pro-
gram aid for veterans; support
Initiative 1877 (the liberal Social
Security Initiative) protection of
our state forests; state aid for
cities; support of Referendum rs
(the Public Power referendum)
and a further development of our
school and recreational program.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31

Led by the Rev. f. w. Shorter,
president of the Seattle Chapter,
NAACP. and the Rev. F. w. Pen
lex. chairman of the local Legal
Redress Committee. a very fine
and appreeiative crowd heard
Edward r. Dudley, a special as
sistant counselor of the NAACP,
deliver a %foreeful address on toll
erance and democracy in Amer
lea.
Special Assistant Counselor
Dudley is here at the instance
and request of the local chapter
to make a thorough investiga-
ton of the jim Crow busses at
Hanford, Wash.
President Shorter opened the
meeting, introducing the speaker,
who said in part:
The struggle to obtain full cit
izenship rights for all American
citizens is not only moving for
ward steadily, but has been in
creasing in intensity during re-
cent years. One of the best
means of securing full citizen.
ship rights is through intelligent
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
NAACP 5O4 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING

peared in this paper, will be
printed. The two workers stand
ing the highest up to last week
were Mrs. Nellie Wilson 120, and
Mrs. Elwilla Gilmore 81. There
are more than thirty workers and
the full report will be given next
week.
Last Thursday night Mr.. E. r.
Dudley, Special legal assistant
National Headquarters,
spoke to an audience at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. Contributions
for this special work amounted
to $233.00. Rev. F. w. Penick
is chairman of the Legal Redress
Committee and to whom we W
a great deal of thanks.
Monday, June 5, the Executive
Board is extending a special in
vitation to the membership to
confer on a confidential matter.
The meeting is called for eight
o'clock at Peoples Institutional
Baptist Church.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
Save the F E P c

1t is expected that during May
the budget for the Presidents
Fair Employment Practice Com
mittee (FEPC) will come up in
the house and later in the SEN
ate. The amount asked by the
agency is 1855, 600 to run it from
July l.. 1914 to June 80, 1915.
A subcommittee of the house
appropriations committee has
held a hearing on the request
and both it and the whole COM
mittee are said to be in favor oS
approving the amount. There is
no certainty that the house will
approve the budget without a
fight.
If the budget for FEPC is to
pass the house, supporters must
write their congressman urging
them to vote igor it. If FEPC
fails to get funds it will NEAR
that Negro Americans, already
under great handicaps in getting
employment, will face the toegh
postwar competition for jobs
without any moral backing from
the government. Write your
congressman and senators to vote
for a budget for FEPC.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31
EZEKIEL WATSON ASKS $780,.
CLAIMS FALSE IMPRISONMENT

claimed were correct, yet the po-
lice, without a warrant, commit
ment, or other lawful authority,
placed Watson in the patrol wa
gon and placed him in the City
Jail under the control of Chief
Kimsey and kept him there for
about 10 hours.
Watson claims damages in the
sum of $500 for loss of time
from work, shame, humiliation,
and for the seandalizing of his
reputation. Watson is repre-
scented by Attorney Charles NJ.
Stokes, who was recently admit
ted to practice in the State Of
Washington and who has opened
his offices in the Peoples Bank
Building at Second and Pike st.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-05-31

On Thursday, May rs, Ezekiel
Watson, plaintiff, residing at Di-
mond Hotel, filed suit in Superior
County, Washington, charging
false Imprisonment.
The action was brought against
Chief of Police Herbert d. Kim
sey, Police Officers d. p. Jensen
and L. l.. Brown and United Pa
cific Insurance Company, a cor
poration, as surety on Police
Chief Kimsey's bond.
The complaint charges that on
April 27, 1914, the defendants
Jensen and Brown, acting as
agents for Chief Kimsey, arrested
Watson, claiming his draft cards
were not in order; that Watson
produced his cards, which he