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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tco... ;,

INCOME S238 MONTH"; rooms, z
baths, 4 kitchenettes; nicely furnished
near post ONCE and Govt. Printing once
real estate, furnishings, good will, COM
plete. Only $10,250, $3.0 cash, balance
only $50 month. WI. 1897.
%O-UNlT BLDG, downtown BLDG. perfect
condition; white tenants: income approx
S14, 900 year; price, $4,000.
Beautiful 2-year-old bldg. Of 20 units
can be bought for 9 times rental, approx.
100000 cash required
Call Harry Cohen, GE. O2S6. SHANNON
LUCHs CO. 1903 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
18th ST, south Of Penna., ave. s.e.-Cor-
ner stone OF rooms. bath, hot-water
neat toiD. Yearly rents, 5000: price,
Two-family apt. each has 3 rooms bath
ana separate hot-water heat. Yearly rents,
800 9TH st. S.w.
COL0RED-2-family nat, brick. 1245 and
l245H Duncan st. ne, rooms and bath
each, separate hot-water heating plants,
nne condition: rent. 1853 per month: price.
80 100. II. H; GARTER, 613 18th st. NV:
phone MA 4l7S
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REAL ESTATE SAIL on EXCHANGE

DUPONT CIRCLE-Best section-Attractive
stone residence for family: big income; "a
rooms new tile baths. several basins; auto
matic ma ,nat water heater; Iron Firsmana Phone
WILL ACCEPT your equity in well-located
residential property in exchange for valu-
Of Arlington. CHI. 9062 or CH. Os72.
ABOUT 3,OOO,OOO SO. FT., near Maryland;
$500 feet Pa. R.R. frontage for Industrial
uses; room for 200 houses: water, sewer,
elec., gas transportation: lie per So. foot
easy. terms; 10 years to pay. Apply 1410
H st. NV, Room 227,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PARTY WISHES to purchase large house
unfurnished with automatic heat; good
ne. or Sc; section. Address 904 r st.
LIST YOUR ;Ge;oLoRED "for sale or rent"
property for quick results with J. W.
ROUSE: 1910 NJ st. NV. DI.. 1883.
cIents n oK nsa1bE sAiE OF rent needed I9s Sash
WILLIE INVESTMENT CO, 1903 Baltic ave
Hyattsville. Md, opposite Pep Boys Store
UN. 4040
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oPFlcEs WANTED.

LAWYEM specialixing in radio clientele
wants. qfices and secretarial space Ii
estahlished law once with library. Boz
BUSINESS OFFICE wanted to lease, loca.
tion downtown: 2 or 3 rooms. includina
reception room, to be equipped with desks
telephone. Phone C. FAIRHURST, DE
8400, Ext 11O, or WO O0S6
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SUBURBAN sALe-Mp. Cont. J

RIVERDALE, MD.-S4,750; terms; Gar.
bungalow, bath, electricity, hwo floors,
h, 'w.h.. full basement. corner lot; posses
sion.
7r., 2 b., h.-wh., arranged for apts.,
garage, paved street, close to everything;
S6950: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO., Hy-
attsyille 0334; ewes, WA. 1891.
kENsiNGToS-S EdGT bedT1oms , S. bath rooms CONS
and hot-water heater; garage with store
room above, garden space, shade trees,
schools and churches. Call Mrs. Haycraft.
WI. -6511.
Also S-room, modern house, hot-air heat,
coal stoker. large lot; may be used for 2
families. Call Mrs. Haycraft, WI. 6510.
Also bedrooms, 2 baths; glassed-in
sleeping porch on 2nd floor; l room and
half bath in attic; glassed-in porches,
half bath. living room, dining room and
modern kitchen on 1st floor; spacious
Mrs. HAYCRAFT, WI. 6510. z East
Washington st. Kensington. Md.
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STORES WANTED.

WILL LEASE STORE for display Of ma
chinery and sale of parts by national or
saniSaton sat sugseSted area to l. 9Th
nearby l to NJ feet. Rear entrance
for freight very desirable Direct or bro
kers. WO. 2433 or Box Ask, Star 26'
WANTED small space for gift shop Mt
Pleasant preferred: must be well located and
reasonable. Call MISS MEADE co. 4304.
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LOIS WANTED.

WANTED-Group Of lots or acreage in any
good section of D. c., Maryland or Viz
ginia; sewer and water must be in or
available. Write Mr.. Walter. B. F. SAUL
CO, 925 18th st. NV.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for white or colored
lots, D. G. only. Call Mr.. Breneman, FED
NV MA 74l6 25s
WILL TRADE EQUITY in 2-year-old brick,
residential lot, reasonably priced Box
l22-K Star o5s
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ACREAGE WANIEp

:. TO 2 ACRES. nearby Nd or Va: cash
for bargain. 1917 End st. ne. Washing
ton DE. 5216
SPENCERyILLE, Burntonsville, ClarksviIle
area-b0-l0G acres, part in grazing land,
with or without bldgs. SH. 2915. Box
1l2-K. Star.
TO ACRES in Silver Spring or Forest
Glen area; direct from owner at reason
able price Glehe 0S3Q
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-1O acres or more land with
of Bethesda, Md. at $4,000, with down
payment not in excess Of $500 Reply
RoH M 3sk stsT IA 5sdn
proposed D. C.-Baltimore Parkway near
Washington; state location, size lot, acre
age, price Box l11-K, Star
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LOTS FOR SALE tce.t. /,

HOME-sITE PROSPECTS? We have ar
EllI Ia iassrsst II a sss; 1a . Il. j. ). sMRuMSHcK. M eH
81 sgi kHNSibY es Sh PsSs ~, Hyattsvllle Mdlars.
@Ssla,os snS RGAIrS s''a's e.. e folS Sn st. NV
% TO "a detached house lots. 5OxIoo q
ons s4oS eac h. aRAN X
MeodSsEa W. NEW HaSfshiAr R'sSf hA ezs 2Sk EXTENDED
n 81 1856 sS x0sasf a. s6a Si iscss sns
sREMGTojN3 siSIi Ga $3.50 out-of-toxn owner ha,
and Country Club. priced for immediate
S5R fSaH si ~ ssS 1sS I
;1sS sas e, R+ysa5s;; q * s5ss e. ,,'s-
WHfR 5ssssisd cH Valley syss srive' sFadd0ek Heights
sssi. 5Srs nDR'fsS MoNAR K T. T. square
SSfdsi Ssx Eor.; lots $4,000 So #. s..
s$s,s ,8aS r gRSH7 ssss
MacArthue hS blvdss5o; ss' $50 'sHnsase doaa sio Go
sssa s.. w. Sia Rsssr :'' fSS
this restricted ln-town subdivision: plan
PoE SNE 1SI yosr E f. hons oR PAgt
80 NICE LOTS, located between langley
and Mclean. Va: Buy now, build later.
.s to = acre Price. s455 y % to $f'oSo. nsssa
Good elevation. large trees. walking dis
Small cash payment. easy terms: LYON,
INC; INC GH. 7970; Ewes, Summers. CHI. 2117:
SILVER SPR!NG business section. zoned
| c0mmPyrfa1 nm CT
IT, suitable for H show Toom and
shop Bowling alley skating gnk would
sDEiRf Ms 3 gSs g 1919
high trees, all utilities, Va blk. Edmonstor
RkA62 Ea S2'q For wi sU1EbINc. ffSl North chevery
ties, $500 each as group, or, might trade
Mr.. CARNEY, Franklin 1880
| TWO 50-ft. lots on Saratoga St, near
R.yer RE nsss rs; can be bought at sacrifice
5oxl5o LOT in Georgetown, with three
fteTy sTGk bHsnsr pnSEsr Box as9k Star
the Washington Golf and Country Club
Do you hope, to build your own home after
the war; Mot Then make the start by Ssttins
home can be created Natural surround
up up Careful restrictions s' good good neishbors
and city conveniences invite you here
Broad paved streets, concrete curbS, city
! water and sewer are already in. No assess
ments. Reasonable terms. To reach: Over
Key Bridge. right on Lee hwy. to Military
rd. at Cherrydale, right on Military I'd. to
| field office. Representatives at office Sun
gay tsGn s. s Msos eae GREEN Z e5
cH. 7SaS; day, cH 5sss.
easy terms 8. B. a zANTziNdER. iiatsI s.J Jr' WA Wa
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Excellent home
ouesada st. one me block from 33rd and nd
Rittenhouse SITS. one lot, 30xl20. on which
can be. built broom and two-bath house;
| other lot corner alley on which house,
24x30. can be built, g rooms and baths
Price, So 800 for the two lots. BEALL
TURNER & CO. RIA. 0ss5. ll05 Vermont
ior IGe on NA ouEBEc glas ST adjoining s515 Que
bee st. NV, Cleveland Park section, 25x
| 120; large enough for nice five-room and
bath home. Price, 81 200. bEALL TUR-
NER & Co, RA. oss5. l105 Vermont ave,
CHEVY Cir CHASE. d. c.-Rittenhouse st..
corner 32nd St, % feet on Rittenhouse
and 125 feet on 32nd ST.; will make three
fine building sites; excellent residential
/ section. Price, $500, BEALL TURNER
4. CO., RIA. 0ss5, 1l05 Vermont ave.
BLOCK LOTS on 18th pl. between 18th
and Alaska ave. NV. each 40xl00 in fine
section for modest-prced homes; only
TURNER & co. RA. Oss5. 1l05 Vermont
Evening star., 1944-09-24

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, Arlington's most
highly restricted community, adjoining the
Washington Golf and Country Cuban
ideal environment for your postwar home.
You will be pleasantly surprised at the
reasonable price and terms offered on
homesites here, and If your proposed home
will meet our building restrictions 1t will
pay you to call us for an appointment to
inspect this property before deciding that
all-important question of Where is the
ideal location for our postwar homer"
KEITH D. BRUMBACK. exclusively. Chest
mt S5O-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETWEEN Mellon Gallery and Union Sta
ton. on wide avenue and opposite Govt.
bldgs.; excellent business floors, suitable
ot1ceS or commercial use and handsome
duplex apt above; 2-car garage: rear en-
trance to public parking lot. Elk. 0215,
or DI 9S33
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

S-ROOM HOUSE, near Camp Springs Air
port. Phone FIR. S6oS.
BUNGALOW = One bedroom. hot,water
houses: 6 miles north Of Silver Spring.
Phone Kensington 52-R. "a
BROOM COTTAGE, large yard, garden,
privacy, $50 month; bath, electricity. DR..
FLETCHER, 4SOO Wheeler I'd. Sc, Con-
gress Heights, Md. Phone Ii. 03ls.
1 NEW GRIN. HOUSE, without electricity;
acre of land and outbldg., on Livingston
I'd, near Oxon Hill, $50 per mo. Phone
Brandywine 2435.
PARTLY FURNISHED 4-room house, no
bath: E. Riverdale, about l mi beyond
trafic light out Riverdale I'd. to Beacon
Light I'd. INQUIRE I'd house on left.
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COUPLE, colored, would like to rent @
small house in country. or would work on
a farm with tenants; house and furnish
Box As. Ashburn, Va.
WANTED-Small farm with four or more
acres Of good soil: place for COW. and few
chickens; modern house, at least three bed
Prefer to lease for one year with option te
buy. but would consider buying now OF
lease for longer period. Box 90-K, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

SHOWROOM or warehouse, in District, to
be used for Hussmann commercial refrig-
Grafton display and service dept. Will buy
or rent long lease. s. L. PRICE, 614 Quin-
tana pl, NV. RA. 1859.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT
PRACTICALLY NEW arm and bath bung
allow partly furn., for rent or sale. Phon
1910
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SUBURBAN REhT-vJReIh,A

/ MI. FROM ANNANDALE, Vac r. and
b.. partly furnished, coal furnace. to share
with owner. whose husband is in service.
DI. O3S5. 24s
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

on 2 sides, over $4,000 So. it.; to clos
estate: assess. for $4,000: price, $50. ZOO
prompt offer neceSSary. WI 2636.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SHACE-Apply s04 18th st. NV,
DESK SPACE, nicely furnished. virtually
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE or garage, 2sxs8, 2 floor
oil heat; near s.w. inspection station: SIS
per month. Call ME. 1894; ewes, CHI. 1853
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

5000 SQUARE FEET, 2nd commercial, O
ground floor, for immediate possession
wholesale distributing business. FIR. 213t
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VIRGINIA FOREST, Falls Church-5-rm
frame house. space for additional rooms
in attic. large corner lot; city conveniences
l block from bus. Price, S1,S00; $1,000
or more cash will do.
See our advertisement under business
opportunity for home and business. J. c.
HOSKINS. Realtor, exclusive agent, Falls
Church Va Phone Falls Church 1907
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center-1-story store bldg, 20 #. by 20 #.
full basement; possession on settlement;
price, $4,000; 5000 cash. balance terms.
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY. N. Cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-12
Richardson Testifies
Martial Law Is Still
Needed in Hawaii
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, April 1--we are
in no mood to have another Pearl
Harbor."
In those words, 1t. Gen. Robert
c. Richardson, military governor of
Hawaii and commanding general of
Army forces in the Central Pacific,
summarized his views at the trial of
a civilian who challenges the need
for martial law on the islands where
the war with Japan broke Deem
Der 7, 1941.
The general said he never retired
at night without wondering wheth-
er we have taken all the precau-
tons"
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, COM
mander in chief of the Pacific Fleet,
another witness, foresaW the posi-
bility that japanese commands
could land in Hawaii from subma-
rines, mingle with the Japanese
population and obtain information
which might very well cause an OPP
Grafton far to the west of here to
be unsuccessful"
Carrier Strikes Still Threat.
And he added that the threat of
carrier strikes at Hawaii such as the
one which opened the war will ex-
list until the last Jap carrier is
destroyed"
The two high-ranking leaders are
directing an offensive more than
1000 miles southwest of Pearl Har-
Dor, which has overrun most of the
Marshall Islands, including the just
announced occupation in the north
eastern group of Ailuk, Rongelap,
Likiep, Utirik and Mejit.
Counsel for Lloyd C. Duncan, a
Navy Yard worker sentenced by
provost court to six months i'm
prisonment on conviction of assault
ing two marine sentries, contends
the war has moved sufficiently far
away from Pearl Harbor to make
martial law unnecessary. Duncan,
formerly of Sheridan, Wyo, is seek
ing freedom from the military court
sentence.
Martial Law Held Essential.
Admiral Nimitz testified without
being asked directly to state his
views on the necessity of martial
law.
Gen. Richardson testified that
martial law is essential in this
vital heart of all our Pacific op-
erations and will remain so until
the end of the war"
This young man Duncan did
not attack simply a citizen" he said
He interfered with the assigned duty
of a sentry in time of war"
Gen. Richardson expressed the
belief that had the sentry shot Dun
can, a court-martial would have
cleared the sentry. Then he added:
1--WE are in no mood to have an
other Pearl Harbor."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-12
Son of Ex-President
|Of Mexico MISSING
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 12.-Staff Sergt.
Abelardo Rodriguez, "a, son of q
former president of Mexico. is miss
ing in action after a United States
9th Air Force bombing raid on
Aschersleben, Germany, it was an
nounced today.
Sergt. Rodriguez was a radio OPP
orator and gunner in heavy bomb
er. Crews who returned from the
raid February %, in which Al Ameri-
can planes were lost, said his plane
fell out of formation.
He entered the Army at Los
Angeles July 7, 1912. A United
States Mexico agreement provides
for the drafting of Mexicans in the
United States.
One pound of waste cooking fats
makes enough glycerin to manufac-
ture one-third pound gunpowder!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11
rl,.b iiAvr. iiUI i!yif.
lUk lIl!bN i:AHi;E.V:

II ne AinviI an t':i"H lu,,r /
has i he, ana, Tonight IT W,nt
be The Idult oi tn, harb,cutd
PIGS, for they CLuent lire twice
today Besides being bLrbccucd.
fircmcu were called 10 the
harhcydt nit -. Ilu tJghill. ia
tn tEclrpord community. al
!l:l0 o'Cipck. where the pies
were being b~drbecucl fer the ,.e-
giou'> AluI.t'yc celebration 10
night. The pat Wa> C"mpiGtrly
burned. b.. il,tA. Z NriJ ahi y
ave all tnc meat but about one
half Il pig.
tut the pigs caught five again
this afternoon. burning II pig and
i halt. lie yuaks thought they
would II. ahir /, SALVAGE about
unt-ihild ui t}. unGt ".Iail.us
planned Tor the barbecue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11
OXFORD ORPHANAGE
HAS 214 IN SERVICE
some BOYS From Institution Have
Already E;tn Decorated for
Nalor in Action

~,
oH-o'@' No. IL! "e OH.'.o W
2Aoa1Sc ~ Ch'3td' N':l" 0"I"'''I@'
Il record o.! sG~\tnly-"Ht years
OF service 10 me elilofel OIL Nof'@
l"l9ti"a. O\e. me n!"0S,s,t0 nave
oeto calCJ lof ana framed. - S'~G,
"@le- and former PI2I'S are III an
"a#H 81 HE ana mere is no record
Oh a .''nel Pup-l A'E.n% oetN con
Ftetea aao sentenced loF eon,'itS-
ing = h.dJ9t o'il,c III Norm CARO-
MA. II S4e o4dcs O!Po@o"3e IN
tHe 9'a'c ana receives Cltt3.t'} otA-
en- man Oh membership Oh me
supporting of0ei.
~ tHe ptc7el' 'i''c res D'"h Io.E
PefGeh' '- inc population u! me
OlpR~haSe Is pl MASONIC p"tcn'dSe.
ne nome possesses N''9doIo ouII3-
hl8N, Slo1iluS ana equipment "IIo
mas mao '' "21. "''iI4 Ut'.c'l ''I 'e'
'Ia. years
Iht annual p|oScl Oh 'Ac o!P.iail-
9ec cams Iol an GAPtllI,t"'t Oh o4'V'-
''i 'I''@ p'"F 'uc> SHcI'C-' NIo't'il9'
ana " IeC!e'lloil' ilc"t, .IsHt'
DOCKS, NCIoyI supplies ht1I'H pro-
4E1il'' S'I'l % H".lie" "ol 80, "
"s.''"' H"tt.'"9 ~ NNf"''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11
NOTICE.
North Carolina:
Vance County,

North CarOllna:
Vance County,
BY virtue Of the power contained
in a Deed OF Vrust to the undcrsign-
ed Trustee by Peter Gerald and his
wife Julia Gerald under date Of the
23rd Of November, 1898 and record
ed in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds of Vance County IN Book 232
at page 1874, default having been
made in the payment Of the note
therein secured and on the request
Of the holder Of said note, / will IN
Monday, November 81, 1914 at 1900
o'clock Noon at the Court House
Door in Vance County, offer for
sale, at public auction for cash the
following described property:
Being a lot fronting fifty-tWO (52)
feet on Hillside Avenue and run
ming back one hundred seventy
N7O) feet more or less to a branch.
being bounded by the lot Of John
Vaughan on the West, and lot OF
Hayes on the East. being the same
land conveyed by J. C. kittrell to
Julia Gerald in 1885 Book 1877 page
AZ. This lot was purchased three
times by Sylvester CHI and RoNle
Gill from j. c. kittrell and fore
closed each time under purchase
money deeds in trust. A map Of this
property is recorded Vance Registry
Book a. page 1867.
t.. October 27, 1914,
. 1'@HER 3. HICKS, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11

1t is believed that Estonians came
riginally from the Ural mountains,
between Europe and Asia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11

IOIAL ...---....-....S l.G49.9o
Following the meeting Mrs..
Thomson entertained Al a social
hour during which she served punch.
sandwiches and fancy cookies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-11

IV"NT DISDU INoT..NI IN = y I,NIUIVT
Balance in Citizens Bank.
oct. Is, 1914 1920
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Negro Should Fight
Now, 'Y' Speaker Says

be willing 10 cooperate with the
white group only on a basis of IN
tegrity and self respect. and Will
so carefully plan its activities as
10 make imposSi BILE the occurrence
Of tactical plumbers which will
cause the group to lose more than
il Will have gained.
In the final accomplishment OF
this task. the speaker continued,
the Negro Will have 10 rely apon
his own efforts and initiative. His
tory has no record Of any group
having received anything in The
way of progress as a hand out from
another race"
In conclusion. the speaker said
that as white man he realized
that many Of the things he had
suggested were fraught with diff
cult.es, nevertheless, these difficult
ties would have 20 be surmounted
. II democracy, as we here now use
ii. Viii mean anything IN the fu-
Iture. The breaking down OF pre-
JUDGE does not mean the breaking
Of old Royalties but the adding OF
new ones" DR.. Bragdon said. and
Furthermore, the old adage OF live
and let live. will have 10 be changed
10 live and help live
DR.. Bragdon was introduced b!
Mrs. Esther Lowe. teacher in IN
Detroit Schools system. and the mu
sic was provided by the Secon
Baptist Junior choir. under the di
rection of Mrs. Maxine Young.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
POLICE SOLVE.
CROWLEY Theft,
SUSPECT HELD

Police say that a 36-year-old muir
der suspect. william Copeland. a
former Detroiter. arrested In New
York last week confessed 10 hold
ing up the Crowley Miner store
here on January 10, last year and
escaping with approximately $500
after wounding a woman cashier In
the store.
William Copeland was accused OF
murder in the shooting OF his Sis
ter-in-law, the wounding OF his
wife, mother-in-law and brother-in-
law during a family quarrel last
New Years day in Washington,
D. c.
Detective Sergeant Stanley Pydyx
OF the holdup squad disclosed that
Copeland made detailed confess
sion OF the Crowley robbery and
disclosed the contents OF the note
he showed TO the cashier, Mrs.
! Josephine Caldwell whom he shot
after she had handed him the money
on January 10. last year.
! Copeland was arrested the week
following the holdup but was re-
! leased after witnesses 10 the holdup
had failed 10 identify him. Police
say that the suspect had spent most
OF the money in night clubs here
before going 10 Washington TO see
| his wife.
He is fighting extradition to
Washington in the murder case.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

Dr.. Clifford R. Bragdon. profess
sor in the department OF educa-
ton, Smith University. Northamp-
ton. Mass. told an audience OF APP
proximately 200 Negroes and whites
al the twentieth annual Sum-
day Forum that the Negro must
press MS fight for equality now,
sa-..44tii tAe-end-- Without tactical
olunders. The forum MAS a, the
s.. Antoine Branch YMCA, Sum
day
citing the words OF Charles S
Johnson OF Fisk Dr. Brasdon said
that the Negro must salvage the
potential leaders OF the Negro
Youth and .nStll in them the basic
principles ~ democracy which they
IN turn Will wish 20 have bestowed
upon them. In so doing. the
speaker continued. the people
must realize that the American pub
tic school system csnno; be reSpon-
5 bic for the complete education OF
their children.
4 The speaker said further that Dr.
Claiming Tobias had best described
the type Of leadership that both
Negroes and whites would like &C
see take control OF the Negro
group That leadership which VII
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Walter White In
North Africa On
Tour, Sees Troops

NEW YORK. N. Y. - Walter
White, NAACP secretary on a
tour OF military installations
abroad observing the situation OF
Negro troops, arrived in Algiers
on or about March II. according
10 cablegram received at
NAACP headquarters here.
Mr.. White. who arrived in
England January 3, spent about
nine weeks on inspection OF the
European Theatre Of Operations
(ETO) and at the request OF the
war department submitted
comprehensive report on his OBJ
servations OF the treatment OF
Negro soldiers.
Unofficial and unconirmed
advices TO this country indicate
that Mr.. White already has WIS.,
tied the Italian battlefront. From
Algiers he is expected 10 go 10
Brazzaville. French Equatorial
Africa where he will confer with
Governor General Felix Ebore.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Forum Series At
Public Library
Here March 20

The seventh Film Forum in the
series: World War II and After Will
be presented Tuesday March 20. in
the Main Library auditorium. fea-
turing the film World OF Plenty.
This first film on postwar plan
ming treats extensively the prob
lem OF food its production. distri-
button and conSumption--ss mans
Security Problem Number One in
peace and in war. The Rev J. w.
Bicri. S j. Of the University OF
Detroit, Will serve as chairman for
informal discussion following the
picture.
An exhibit OF books on China in
observance OF China Book Week.
March 1881, in cooperation with
the Office Of War Information's in
formation program on China during
the month OF March.
Admission TO these events Is free
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Young Man Is Held,
He Assaulted Foe

wenty-nine-year-ol Willie Da-
Wis Of 576 Alfred street ar
raigned Monday on a charge OF as
sault with intent 10 kill and muir
der. Willie Anthony in his home at
/ $50 Benton street, last week.