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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Will PAR Cash 81 ", " e rs s1a5oS se5 50r ,osE
aad ah h st. good mss have pSe % or D 6sa
ask for MIR. ROUSE.
CASH BUYERS for Sc, ne. and Md. prop
eISaes and speedy G action. IL m D. Fs BURaEss. s5s4
IMMEDiaTE mi fHs s AcTIoNws S ON W viii n buy your
market marx soSa value; " free apprasals. MTreHELI
SHIfk WIaMs R ZEAL sss qRS EsTAfEnook n at 49, our
most suburban homes to satisfied people;
list your property r,e With US for highest
We SH Can SELL your aousk. We can get
-ou cash Il won't take Us Ions, , Prompt
casH Il faP1ss G. c7s1 sna Md
#oobRbor asaf si sshaIs v eo Bsor sss Sou asds sell
Do Is5shs YoU 1ye Want sPEEDH Acr1os.-L,ss
saHr ssuss Tlh US RaEs ssih sysEs sEAf ER
AL Cash & toT M house osh n or near nsar Hi HI
sF VI oaN SELL II0 YouR o'S Si HoUsE SIS at its fun
yson ysTs 0dss Ak oT Our MP Hpn1D Bfowns ss " obi
liIhed isS5); pI; lGI5; 1919 ( st NV:
for homes q lots. GEORGE W. ROBERT
8 soTi TO y 3 RoSMs. aSS prefer old house; like
81 psn a5ds afss Eve al and sasR Sun. aH
sSao Nc / Themes as CIRCLE. -, ,,,u.. =
WILL PAY CASH for to room house,
SALE M soS OR RENTEWe M wei have " urge urgent S need for
homes in the D. G.: nearby Md. and Va.
g0nnAl- Srpcia1iSfS in selling H.
ssrss $685. SsSAT q r. saSss
VIZ PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc
pT1perty Tfg ry so3 9uick SETTLEMENTS 9S G1NN q
For e2 YobR HoME 81 g. nyshsrs rE eG in the
District; no eommissions; 24-hour service.
WouIb Wa ff3i. LIKE To oiS BuY direct from owner.
Z Or bedroom home; preferably brick in
Tensns TO y trsnsp sSbstantiai % T easR e. od 81
WANTED to buy from owner. 8 OF, room
WANTED TO Buy a nice row brick home.
located in the Petworth ,Brighswyood area.
WANTED TO BUY, in Silver Spring area,
nice 2 or bedroom home. will pay all
SHY sfhyER sH sfRlaa azha AREA-Bunsslow type
with fireplace bedrooms and bath first
breakfast nook. full basement. oil or gas
Linden lane. silver Spring. Nd. 4 : 80
NEAR BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH
| Chevy Chase Circle)-Needed at once, de-
tached 8 to s rooms, automatic heat; will
pay up to Sl8.500 substantial cash pay
ment: 30-day possession. Call Mr.. Evans.
Wo. o29o. SHANNON 8 LUcHs CO, 1905
HAVE CLIENT with substantial cash for
purchase of detached brick. ccnter-hall
plan. In Chevy Chase, d. c., g. Cleveland
Park; requires bedrooms, = MS, FIRST
hocr iavatory; will pay S25 J if satisfied;
will make immediate ! ,action. Call
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. ( $50.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY REACH, on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write
e tor % %Sstaiogus Box II. Mayo. A., A.. Co., Nd.
puiiding sites. on Chesapeake Bay. near
Irvington; viii sell cheap. Write LILA
TialDE.MsTEk, I'M. G k.xfs;SfA .xxifhsa;NSifA-ss acres, with
hard ha5d. surfaced " road. short distance from
Msooaack, MO- &C ). ana chssaEpeake Bays, less than
appIsoximsteiy AZ four hours drive from
bath sad White frame house with electricity
trees E Ia and dQck at front q property: price.
at rate $500 per annums Ordway 0536
for further particulars. 14s
WANTED building lots, Classic Shores or
Colonial Beach. Va, near water front. sH
BAY RIDGE-owner leaving section offers
his beautiful all-year, bay-front home, No.
price; contains rooms. 2 baths and nrst-
oil furnace electric stove and refrigerator; !;
superb view Of bay. from wide screened
be open fer. inspection l to. &. pm, sun
day, Oct. IA. For price and further par
ticulars call CO. 6019.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR LEASE OR sALE--Tn the 1900 blk, Of
location for your business call me now.
Priced right. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
IooS downtown LocATIoN--A s-story
building which will interest only large
corporation or retail business in q posi-
tion to undertake a substantial priced,
long-term lease; references required; must
be rated: possession this wear II necessary.
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker RE.
II66.
CAN YOU USE 5000 50, #, on I'd floor
in new building which is being built?
zoned I'd commercial and located on 9th
St r1nI,,.M pg near ball pays isa Ga1i HARRY J.
57sa GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-one-story
store building. rs feet front. containing
10000 square feet of foor space. with
side driveway and 10000 square feet of
customer parking; available for long-term
lease, February: 1946. MARTIN Nc
INERNEY, 405 Investment Bldg.
1905 DOWNTOWN LOCATION 3-story
building which will interest only a large
corpora alton or a retail business in a posi-
tion to undertake a substantial-priced
long-term lease; references required; must
be rated; possession this year If necessary
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

WANT TO BUY a 3-acre lot with good
house and garage, not more than miles
from Bladensburg, Nd. Hyattsville SAT.
A. K RILEY
PHYSICIAN wants large home for private
hospita. or sanatorium, in Maryland, nearby
Washington: main highway: bus transpor-
tation. WI. 2571, call 9 to 5 pm, 7oO2
WANTED TO RENT small house near
Glenn Dale Sanatorium by couple with
school-age child. Box 414-Y, Star, IA
Alexandra, Va, section. Temple 315T. IA
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STORES WANTED.

CALL REPUBLIC I168-f you wish to
lease or sell your store am at your serv-
ice. Now or in the future call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1850.
WANTED-Colored store. front: good 10
ca tion for business Call MI. 1888 dur
ing day, evenings MI $685.
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL CORPORATION desires rms.
furnished or unfurnished ONCE, vic. 18th
and K SITS. NV; willing to sign lease.
Ma. 5957.
ATTORNEY-vETERAN, specializing in
transportation law, desires ofice space in
law office having secretarial and switch
board service. Jackson 2049-W
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ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE.

viRGNIA-.20 to 100 acres or more in
Brokers please notice. FIR. O20s, i5s
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GARAGE BUILDING available at once,
zoned industrial; suitable auto dealer dis
tribution or light manufacturing; IL 900
might consider renting part. LEO RoCCA,
FM. 1900.
NEW BUILDING, suitable for most any
thing: owner viii lease the second f., hav-
ing about 5000 SO. it.: zoned End comml;
construction to start immed.: located near
ball park Investigate this now HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1166.
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ls RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-s T.,

b.: Si4,g50.
5010 4th st. n.w@S r. 1h b.: $4,000.
$40 Rittenhouse st. n.w.-6 r., s.-det.;
sIs shepherd st. n.w-s =. and b.;
4I22 ard nw-e r. and b., oil; SlI, 500.
goa Is n.w:-s +. b., apts.;
65 Bryant st. n.w-s r., b.: s11, 500.
5176 Fulton st. n.w.-6 r. s.-det.;
7f03 Ga. ave. n.w.-7 !. and b.. oil;
Ifsfs Old Blad. rd., Md.--sl2, ESQ.
q. n.vs DI. Ss46, Exclusive Agents. ~
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B.:
II,
sINEss PROP. FOR SALE tcons.)

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE lcont.l !.
I4fh ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY-2. stores
on the ground door, / tenant occupies the
upper Q floors; no leases: ideal for yorrr y,r
own business. with an income that VIII
carry the property. investigate this un-
usual Investment; HARRY !. FRIEDMAN.
I4th ST. BLDG. vicinity Of
Thomas Circle: ideal for many purposes.
II you are looking for q business location;
inyestiaate this now; good terms: eau
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1l66.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
MIRACLES ARE POSSIBLE, but II you in
tend to sell your property 1t is advisable
to be represented by your own broker or
call me. I am at your SERVICE II you & so
desire. Thank you. HARRY ]. FRIED
MAN, Broker, RE. 1896.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

WAREHOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
about 10000 SO. #. needed; oil heat;
downtown area preferred. Box sew, Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

REAL ESTATE SALE OK EXCHANGE.
BOOMING HOUSE, fully furnished and
occupied. for sale By owner; .S-room brick
house, with bath; NV. oil heat, etc; ia
rooms Immediate possession. Terms.
Ma, 6225 or co. Oil.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Conven-
lently located to Mass. ave. shopping and
direct transportation; 7-room brick. 8
spacious 2nd-fioor bedrooms, Ia baths,
stirway to large 3rd-door bedroom; mod
ator and range; oil h.-w.h.; detached ga
rage; vacant for immediate possession
Price. S16,500. Convenient payment plan
Co, b5O4 Conn. ave.
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FOREsTVIlLE, MD.--Nearly new, attrac-
tive 5-room. bath bungalow. ,h.-w. oil heat;
situated on l09Sa2o-1s e. gns gl9ts Young iguls gd
ave. Phelps addition. Ia
SILVER sPRING-Brick bungalow, 5
rooms and bath LIST hoor, 2 rooms in
nrepiac%e i % bailt.in % rsGase, srs0 gas 00 ha-wh. h
close to transportation, Si5.55o. ~
Groom brick bungalow, perfect condi-
from transportation;, s14,25o.
Mt. Rainier----5-unit apt, story; base
Y ment n.I n, NV. new qil m furnace; SI3Sss5o; Nc Mc
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

LARRY STEELE'S BEST BUYS-23O6 1st
So. n.w.-10 rms, 3 baths, refrigerators,
3 stoves, 8 sinks; completely furnished s.
apartment house; automatic hot-water gas
fuel heat; S12,950; good terms.
Only business location on 18th ST., be-
tween Circle and Pa. ave110-rm, 81
bath, corner brick house; ideal for busi-
ness, doctor or lawyer. Hot-water heat, oil
iuei; SIG, 500. For terms, call u.s.
Attention. Coneressmen or Navy officers.
Fine white row brick home, 631 st.
Sc, o large rms. 2 baths Il for mas
Ter bedroom is q de luxe BATH; fire.
place, hot-water oil fuel heat, 2-car ga
rage, deep lot; only S10,950, good terms.
For the best buys, call LARRY o. STEELE,
RE. 0493; ewes, EN-. 6315.
si2 SHERIDAN ST. Nw.-semidet. brick;
shower; gas heat. yard, garage; excellent
condition; priced well.
Il2 Quincy st. n.w.-Furn. z rms. and
path; yard, garage, 3-rm. apartment and
907 Quackenbos st. n.w-Detached.
rms; attic, bath. yard, garage; owner
leaving city, act quick
500 Quintana place n.w.-Det., 8 lge,
rms: bath, yard, garage; good valuei
|. .2S acres ground-May be divided into
lots: near Silver Spring; priced for quick
sale: See the outside, then see us.
STROUP, exclusive agt., 5322 Georgia
ave, RA. $500.
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sr month insusngs %nsS PET gnsT sent E.essiy ,ntssss
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandris 5s12
%GsSTovER 0ed5osms aosses,,o2 baths ias
completed and has never been occupied
Cape Cod, masonry construction, full base
ment with outside entry. Lot 50x150
west Of washington blvd, at 1888 1stf
Falls Church 12o2-J. u w.,
Pershing drive: 1t contains 5 rooms snt
bath, front porch, cellar, attic, pipeles.
coal furnace, garage, ETC., ana Is sltnatee
On very sy.rs ee eeaed and il
IS is At $1,000. DI. se17, W. L. MOORE
story brick, home, con.
nice Kitchens, 2 tiled baths, Would make
to iG1 sHSps HELP p1 n paying
AZ eIeDeFiss TBS Ssssss'9a esss a4sg aSs GSsER
Rg1y Mao CO. hsaie1s ka c, and a
IN FINE kEsiDENTIAI ', section: close e
schools, shopping and cony. transp.: neaI
sse ing on IL the 1st oor lsrrs 'n living room
dining room. kitchen and screened porch
End floor, large bedrooms, tiled bath anc
and cold storage room. sttacheG garage
large -shrubbed lot. See this 70 ap.
ewes, TIE. 446l EBNER R. DUNCAN co.
Realtors and Insurers, 2Q9 Rupley bids,
S15 King St. Alexandria, Va.
FALLS CHURCH, VA very fine brick
home on A-acre lot in the heart Of Falls
Church, cony. to everything. with fins
shade and shrubbery, beautiful lawn, now
ers and vegetable garden. This fine Co
lonial home contains bedrms., 31a baths
servants quarters, 2-car garage; was built
by the owner for his own occupancy. Spa
eious interior. room arrangement include,
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm. with
dining porch, kitchen with ample storage
space. 9-cu. It. refrigerator,. Tappan gas
range. garbage disposal unit, intercom-
municsting phone and speaker at from
overlooking play area in rear; basement
contains maids .rm. and bath, 2-car ga.
rage, workshop, laundry, furnace rm. with
oil burner and modern air-conditionins
plant; End floor contains 4 bedrms., I
baths and front porch: attic Is completely
Price. S27,500, includes restoration Of the
house and grounds TO like-new condition;
20ee cash, balance payable $22b pei
month. EASTMAN Il STEELE, Realtors
Falls Church 1920.
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a3a ssga. GREfsNBElER Ifa ST, Arlington Forest
dition, contains large living = room. .' dining ming
5nd oo rse ad beaqeo sqe s dle5. geTf
room and closets. medium bedroom and
bath full basement Laundry tubs. oil air
weather-stripped,. insulated, screens, storm
doors end windows; beautiful lot, weii
GO by look at one can
Fl; 44sI. r. t, Rhine. EBNER K Dun DUN.
CAN CO.. Realtors and Insurers. zoe
SacAS oE seautfu kfns seveTls ss Asx Hils U.s.
year-old Groom and 2-bath brick Colonial
%9s % a1ss isafss oor lot srse snR
window. lovely kisehsn: plenty 0 oi cab CABINETS sas
porch End oor iars. sss Ssdfoomse aie
dry aundfy TUBS
glyEmS,os. glE aa1 ses shis 70 appTssists; Prics.
fiSs eyes. Rhine, lsHse9FaBfa H. 44sf. EBNEk
Rao r. DUNCAN co. Realtors and Insurers,
HHcss S15 maE st. ss
sTek basF n yaaa aad panta 81 s6sas
% Tsfsr. s snd door. 0 lsrss bedrooms oaa and and
meas pfns ssneied baitn ' Bar m aIs
toilet and furnace ROOM oil how;h.; l block
1856. ewes. re. 4461. EBNER r. DUNCAN
CO., Realtors and Insurers, 209 Rupley
Bldg, 815 King St. Alexandria. Va
OWNER SELLING - Delray section, Alex
andria; brick 5-room house. tile bath,
built-in shower: all rooms in new-house
Full basement with forced hot-air heat;
screened-in front porch with awning;
fenced back yard; This house is in good
neighborhood and near schools, stores.
churches and theaters: express bus to
downtown Washington. direct bus to PEN
tagon and Navy Annex. Reasonable down
payment and low monthly payment. Near
Commonwealth and Mt Vernon ave. Open
from SO I'm. only. 3031 Manning st. 13s
5-ROOM HOME, near Falls Church; large
lot, oil heat. Immediate possession. Price,
S6,b00. FAIRFAX REALTY CO., Falls
Church. Phone 1918.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE--Lovely brick
home in Green Meadows; nedroomdss, d s.th. HS.
Lee IEoNARDI. TN. asoo., Open evenings and
WILLIAMS WILLIAMS REAL EsrATE-Besut,ful g
bedroom Brick home in Ayondale. Md; nes. e.
buses, stores, etc. Must be seen to pe
s Me Rf pSNkgno Sil aaS Te5ps open ea
C9HiEvERLY~Field stone, brick and frame am.
house slate roof steel beam ,f asen At
tacfed sarape, bluestone drive in rear. ALI
steel terrestrial windows screens, veneglsln
fioors throughout. large screened porch with
cement floor. awnings, Lovely lawn snrne- nrne
berry. trees House fniy inspiatea yd saconomieai
hot-air oil heating system with summer
air conditioner; electric hot-water heaser'
Laundry trays. bult,in storage sxsn snegss. YES
lonial fireplace, bookshelves, huge picture
window, coat closet; dining room which
be used as vr an mb sscre Gs n stone
breakfast nook. second noor, master bed, !,
size sscona y1s Sedsoom Too With Sfa arss
age space and closet. All bedrooms take
sase beds si5e Isd aYasRg Rra TsR iaGsf sfa
more more ave-. Union 1910. Open evenings.
1914 DE RUSSY PKWY.-Open for inspec-
tion Sunday, 2 to pm. Brick Colonial
on beautifully landscaped lot. Center hall,
bedrooms, 2 baths. lavatory on first moor,
well-eouipped kitchen. Excellent condition.
Two-car garage, oil heat. Priced for quick
sale at S22.950. Directions to reach: Out
| wisconsin ave. VI mile beyond District lin
| to De Russy. left "a block to house. PAUL
p. STONE, Realtor, OR. 2244. GE. 1921.
POTOMAC, Md. miles from District line
l-6-room frame. excellent condition: va
/ cant; W acre Of land; 3-car garage; close
| to stores and schools. Prewar price, ST.
$50. g. NJ, FRY. INC, 7240 Wisconsin
GLEN ECHO-5 rooms and bath; vacant;
recently reconditioned; lot 5000 So. it,;
garage; block from transportation. Priced
to sell quickly, S6,750; liberal terms. E.
NJ FRY, INC, 7240 Wisconsin ave. WI
6T4O
2-BEDROOM, 1-bath stone-front bungalow:
| large step-down living room with fireplace;
dining room, space for / or 2 rooms and
bath on second floor. large basement,
garage: possession with title, Call Mrs.
| Mosby. SH. 1865. from e to pm THE
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE Co, S644
Colesviile rd. SH 5100.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13

Washington, D. C. (NNPA)-
The S. S. Robert L. Vann, first lib
erty ship named for a Negro news
paper publisher, was sunk at sea
some months ago, it was announced
this week by the War Shipping Ad-
ministration. Previous announce
ment was withheld for security rea-
sons. The entire crew, which was
rescued, has returned to port.
The sinking of the Vann marks
the second Of the liberty ships
named for prominent Negroes
which has been sunk at sea. The
first loss was the Frederick Doug
lass right after its maiden voyage
several months ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13
Clothing Drive
Pickup April u

Members of a committee which
will enlist support of local resi-
dents in the United National Cloth
ing Collection in Minneapolis are
Cecil Newman, Mrs. W. D. Brown
and James Wardlaw, executive Sec
rotary of the Urban league.
Any substantial used clothing for
winter or summer wear is needed
for Minneapolis share in the COL
lection Sunday, April %. Most
urgently needed by men, women
and children of the devastated ma
lions abroad are infants garments,
particularly knit goods; mems and
boys garments, including all types
of work clothes; women's and girls
garments of all types, caps and
knitted headwear, bedding, shoes
and disable remnants a yard or more
in length.
Clothes will be picked up at the
curb at each home Sunday, April
%, starting at 8 a. m. Gerald L.
Moore and Tony J. Schultz are CO.
directors of the pickup, a volunteer
project by truck drivers and own
ers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13
Duluth News
By ZHLAH WATERS

Mrs. Anna Lee johnson is i'll
at st. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. Steven Maxwell DEITY Rod
ney) and her young son of Brook
Ign arrived in Duluth Monday to
visit with Mrs. Maxwells parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Rodney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
spent the week end in the Twin
Cities. Mr.. Adams attended the
mid-year meetings of the grand Of
fcers of the Minnesota Order OF
Eastern Star.
Miss MarjOry Kelley, daughter of
Mrs. Leona Kelley, is at st. Mary's
hospital. She underwent an ap-
pendectomy.
Henry Jackson has been honor
ably discharged from the U. S.
Army. At present he is a patient
at the Veterans hospital at Fort
Smelling. Mr.. Jackson was in the
army about two years. Contrary
to reports, he has never been over
seas.
Carl Robinson, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Robinson, had a
birthday Thursday, April 8. Birth
day greetings, little Carl.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13

mutiny for alleged refusal to load
ammunition at Mare Island depot,
California.
The brief previously filed with
the Judge Advocate General of the
Navy pointed out the many legal
grounds for reversal of the convic-
ton. All of the points set out in
the brief were re-emphasized by
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP Coun-
sci, and additional arguments were
given for the reversal of the con-
viction.
In commenting on the type of
justice received by the men, the
brief declared: although the trial
of this case involved fifty men, in
cluded the testimony of all fifty of
the men, plus the testimony of the
prosecution and defense, and al
though the record of the actual trial
of the case includes LABS pages,
single spaced and on legal size pa
per, the court arrived at its findings
of guilty between 1855 a. m. and
1:15 p. m. We assume that dur
ing this eighty minute period the
court also had time for lunch. Even
if we assume that the entire eighty
minutes were spent in elaboration
on this case, each individual &C
cused received about a minute and
half of elaboration. This callous
disregard of even perfunctory JUS
tice is amazing"
After analyzing all the evidence
produced on behalf of the prosecu-
ton, the brief concluded that there
was no legal evidence whatsoever to
sustain the charge of mutiny and
that the evidence in regard to the
refusal to obey an order was in dis
pute and in grave doubt. The brief
pointed out many instances of OBJ
vious prejudicial conduct based on
race or color by Lieutenant Com
mander Coakley, the prosecutor, in
his efforts to emphasize the ques-
ton of race during the trial.
If the conviction is approved by
the Judge Advocate General it will
then be referred to other officers
for consideration as to clemency
and finally will be reviewed by
Secretary of the Navy James V.
Forrestal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13
State FEPC
Continued from Page j.

ton, "What is education for ex-
cept for action ?" He declared that
many people confuse the lends with
the means" when they think about
the so-called educational approach.
In thismatter legislation is a partof
the educational approach to the end
that all citizens will be given their
full rights in employment. He de-
cried the rather nebulous so-called
educational approach that does not
result in positive action.
Williams, FitzimmOns Speak
DIR. Charles H. Williams, promi-
nent Catholic layman and member
of the st. Peter Claver Church, St.
Paul, then spoke. He pointed out
some of the implications in the pro-
posed bill as it relates to religious
minorities. After DR.. Williams had
spoken, Representative Robert F.
Fitzsimmons of the 35th District,
which is in the district in Mime
apolis where the attacks against
Jews have been made recently,
spoke. He declared that the colored
and Jewish race have very fine citi-
zens in his districts and that Jews
and Negroes have been prevented
from making their greatest contri-
button to the war effort because of
discrimination. "It is time that we
fully recognize all people, regard
less of race, creed, color or national
origin and it is our responsibility
to see that all people are given their
full rights by the law" Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons said. He then moved that the
bill, S. 1910 and H. 1875 identical
bills), be recommended by the Com
mittee for passage to the House.
Jesse Calmenson, a representa-
tive of the Minnesota Jewish Coun-
Gil, spoke to the motion. He pointed
out the need for the declaration of
policy that this bill would make. He
spoke about the great difficulty that
German-American citizens had at
the close of the first World War and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-04-13
Percy Villa Numes
Horny Brown Alch
Campaign Choirmun

Appointment of Harry Brown
Alch, 1924 Logan Ave No., as chair
man of the Percy Villa-for-Alder-
man Volunteer Committee was an
nounced this week.
Alch, Minneapolis business man
widely known among union labor
groups, announced his acceptance
of the post and issued a statement
in which he emphasized that one of
the prime issues in the Third Ward
aldermanic contest is real repre-
sentation."
eve want an alderman who will
truly represent every citizen in the
Ward" Alch said. "In Percy Villa
we have a man who has lived in
the Ward for more than 80 years.
AS a newspaper columnist and
physical education instructor, he is
fully conversant with Third Ward
problems and he has taken an active
interest in civic affairs for many
years. He has been identified with
numerous civic projects; he found
ed the Percy Villa Newsboys' club
and devotes much of his time as
voluntary physical education in
structor at st. Philips church,
Emanuel Cohen Center, and Sumner
Field Homes. He is a member of
the Minneapolis Youth Center, and
the Twin Cities Newspaper Union"
Campaign headquarters have al
ready been opened at 1921 Elmer
son Ave. No.
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that such legislation is needed to
keep loyal German-Americans from
suffering from discrimination after
the war. SUNLESS returning Service
men are given employment we will
find a situation developing that will
lead to Communism or some other
kind of 'ism,'" Mr.. Calmenson de-
clared. S. K. Davis, a representa-
tive Of the CLIO, raised the question
as to who would oppose such legis-
lation. He declared that such men
as Gerald L. K. Smith and employ
ers who oppose labor unions would
surely oppose such legislation.
The motion was passed without a