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ROOMS FURklsHED--s.E. and s.W.

1907 E. CAPITOL ST.-1st floor, girl t.
share with girl, $50; end floor, gentleman
with geqtlemsns S25: warm. comfortable
SCI end ST. S.E-One sleeping room,
furn.; So week. Call FIR. 1858.
with studio couch, to employed lady. S25.
IL $685.
COLORED-I015 MD. AVE s.w.-Roon
stop; 81 week each. 81
coLoRED-a p ST. s.E.-;Large front
Near Near car '' and bus bus line line Ii. oss6, "eeA
go VA. AVE. S.W.-2 Ink. rms. adults;
owner; modern improvements, home en-
vironnents; $40 per mo. d. 3493
$40 G ST. S.E.-Beautiful room, next to
bath; hot and cold water in rm.; spotless
clean, pvt. home: refined, quiet couple; 81 .
week.
NEAR CAPIToL-Girl. 81. wants to share
double room with another, S25 mo. each
"a IndspGndence ave s.w., phone ME- 4722. .
men, S22-S2S.s Ii. 1887 IL
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

NOIF0S FONNtSnED-sNU. 0n0 VA.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO ROOM in private
home, close in Arlington: twin beds; un-
limited phone; VI blk. bus; gentlemen only.
NEARBY vIRGINIA--Large attractive rm.,
private bath, single beds, suitable or 8,
employed only. Automatic heat. unlim.
phone. cow. buslines. 100 N. Jackson
CASTLE I'M HOTEL, opposite new Walter
Reed s,s! Hospital at B: 4 o. RI ststioni
Glen, Md. 81. $685.
1908 DUKE ST, Alexandria, va.-Sleep-
ing rooms with double beds, kitchen priv
iieges. in private home on Washington bus
line
ARLINGTON-Large double room for Q.
c.hw.; $50 month. CH 22IS.
1917 CENTRAL AVE-, Capitol Heights. Nd.
One single and one double rm for rent;
az conyeniences: busline at door. Apply
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Room in artistic,
cultured pvt. home Of 2 adults; delightful
surroundings; bus at door; $40; refs. re-
FURNISHED ROOM. next to bath, one
half block from bus service, 90 minutes;
couple or employed girls, IS each. Phone
RIvERDALE-Httractiv room. next to
bath. unlim: phone. bus ct door; Sc per
week. UN. 1881.
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BOATS.

BOATS-start the New Year with a new
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 1905 hardwood; quick delivery,
reasonably priced. direct from farm. Cal
the WooDMAN. 81. 2Tl9
VETERAN offers oak. hickory and pine
wood. JAMES H. McALLISTER, Sr..
FtREWOoD, mostly oak. any length; de-
hyered n Va D. C. and nearby Nd
CORD WOOD for sale, wholesale and re-
tai COLONIAL CORD WOOD co, OK.
FIREPLACE WOOD. delivered Washington,
Va Nd, $50 per cord. Phone CHI 624O
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

BUSINESS MAN AND WIFE, gentle, desire
board and room in desirable northwest
section, Chevy Chase or Arlington; private
home preferred; breakfast only for hus-
band. Write Box CSC, Star. /.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

1926 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2l5-Large
room kitchen and bath; occupancy Jan 81 .
BIZ
living rm, kitchen. bath and reception
hall. Meridian Hill vicinity $4,000 cash
Telephone NO. 1862 for appointment
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POULTRY g EGGS.
ROOMS fURNIsHED-Northwest.

stewing. baking and fryin
pigs. fresh eggs. lis Church 1906.
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oLORED-e4-U UNIT, Def, steel and con.
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is in excel. condition and reasona bly,
priced. For details see M L. Kraft, busi-
ness property dept LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& CO., ME- 54Oc
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

in peri. cond.; will sell or rent 1t 1914
1Vsn .. NV.
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APARTMENTS UhEURkIsHEp.

LARGE, BRIGHT Groom apt, plus small
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Sundays. DE. 3176 2lO7 o st. NV
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
APT. HOUSES For SALE

PHILADELPHIA suburban Overbrook-.
b:r- apt. for b.r. apt or house NV o.
SILVER Spring. Box 315-B, Star ..
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

Will EXCHANGE our 2-bedrm house.
Coronado. Calf, for rent or ownership
furn. or unfurn., for l in WASHINGTON or
vic. Call FIR. $780, Ext. SIS.
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ROOMS WANTED.
YOUNG ARMY NURSE entering Catholic
University needs room in private family
Brookland' or Michigan Park, me- section;
quiet essential. 1880 Skyland pl. Sc.
FIR. roo, Ext. 52l l.
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in Mt. Pleasant section by gentleman re-
turning permanently to Washington. Box
Sic, Star. il
BUSINESS GIRL wants single room, close
to downtown. Phone MA. 5l00, Ext $50,
d dlnE i Or MA. 442o, Ext. 500. MISS
SINGLE and double rooms in Silver Spring
vicinity for adult students attending voca-
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.
ROOMS WANTED

1920 CLYDEsDALE PL. NV. Apt. 100
Jewish girl unfurn bedroom in apt, next
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHEI
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

6-ROOM HOUSE in Hyattsville, near trans
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Joe Louis Sees Alaskan
Champ AS Title Threat

heavywei shts left hand Nas prac-
ticalIy unstoppable
BROWN, who gives his home as
San Francisco. Calf. has beer sta
toned Al an AleUtlan base with =
QuartermaSter unit FOR two years.
He was presented with huge
craftsmanship trophy by Yank. the
Army Weekly. for winning the AL
aSkan Department heavyweight
championship.
At the completion OF Louis tour
Of the Alaskan Department. nc was
asked If Willie Brown held any
promise, and If he thought Brown
was good enough boxer n enter
the professional field. One year
Of amateur boxing under good
trainer with proper handling. and
Willie could be contender for
the heavyweight crown. He's a
fine boxer, and has a natural left
hand. the Brown Bomber replied
While Louis BOUTS with Brown
were. OF course. strictly exhibitions,
Joe threw few Of his We.l-known
lef, hooks at Willie during the last
one II was. nc said, 10 ind out
whether or no, Willie could take il.
After the fight no told the Alas
kan Department champion that he
had taken q punch tha, knocked
plenty Of others out explaining at
the same 'lwc that nc had thrown
il hard because Of his personal in
tercSt in the 2l-year-old ring prom
iSe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
rtemdSter
Battalion Nine
Plays For Title

ASSEMBLY AREA COMMAND.
FRANCE-The i9th Quartermasier
Battalion baseball team. all.Ne-
gro club, has been selected to
represent the Assembly Area
Command IN the Com T. little
World Series" Aug 5 al Reims.
Winner II Of the Com clmina-
tons viii play for the baseball
championship Of the European
Thcater o! Operations
The QuartermaSter team is man.
aged by Corporal Charles Glover
20, first baseman for the Chicago
American Giants before entering
the Army II is built around a
nucleus of players from the 450'h
An'i-Aircraft Artillery Battalion.
runners-up for The championship
~ Italy last year
Among the better known play
ers are pitcher John Barner. for
merly with the Kansas City Mon
srchs, ,eamma,e and pupil of Sat-
chel Paige: and centerfielder Will
lard Brown. batting champion Of
the Negro American league in 1899
and le40. according to Cpl. Glover.
Glover is the husband of Mrs
Emma Glover, Asa f. Vernon high
way. Detroit. His mother. Mrs
Emma Glover, lives in Chicago
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Byrnes Upholds
Democrdcy--But
It's In Bulgaria
Nv HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. D. C.-tNNPA)
Secretary OF State James ByrneS
has gone on record insisting on
elections under conditions which
viii allow and insure the participa-
ton therein, tree from fear Of force
and intimidation. Of all democratic
elements
lie was talking about elections
in Bulgaria. however. not In his
own state OF South Carolina
where poll taxes, grandfather
clauses. and other registration
requirements deny the vote 10 the
majority Of South Cardinals citi-
LenS.
Mr.. BYRNES' note to the Bull
cars was intended as much for
Russia. 70 satisfy whom the Bull
gars had set up a provisional gov
eminent Traglcslly. however, Mar
shall Stain is aware of the traves-
ties on democracy practiced in this
country and is likely TO give an
embarrassing chuckle 10 such an
theological note coming from South
Cardinals Byrnes.
The incident is one Of the first
tangible instances of America
meeting face 10 face in its foreign
and diplomtic relations the fruits
Of It's failure to clean It's own house.
II points up wildly the truth OF
the claim of the advocates OF aboh-
ton of the poll tax, necessity FOR
a permanent FEPC. and those who
seek full citizenship rights for ALL
Americans. that these are not sec
tional problems but American
problems.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Add Z To Faculty
At West Virginia

INSTITUTE, w Va. Two new
professors have been adde's 10 the
faculty Of the West Virginia State
college for the coming year. &C
cordng TO an announcement made
this week by President John w.
Davis.
The position made vacant by
the retiremen OF Prof. Austin w.
Curtis Sr. director OF agriculture.
will be filed by DR. J J Mark
who comes from the department
~ agriculture Of Tennessee A. and
l. State college in Nashville.
The department Of health and
physical education viii be headed
by DR.. Charles c Hawkins. re-
search associate. New York Uni
versity Center for Safety EdIca-
ton
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08


is the kingpin among eastern Mich
igan's junior lightweishts.
WILLIS met Spencer in his last
bout which was held al the Olym-
pia. the contest being scheduled
7 10 decide which was the champion
Shtwcight of Paradise Valley.
Although Leroy won the decision.
a good many OF those who wit
messed the clash came away with
the impression that Spencer was
beaten not so much by Willis SUI
perior skill AS by his own efforts
10 take off enough weight 10 make
Willis handlers agree 10 accept
the match Leon was leading IN.
iii the sixth round when he weak
ened under Willis terrific body
attack
Eddy has met Spencer on two
occasions In their first meeting
Bill had the misfortune TO suffer
fracture NJ the clavicle while
the pair were fighting on even
terms in an early round The
fracture forced him 10 retire so
he was charged with defeat by
a technical Knockout.
CONVINCED that he was a bet
Ter fighter than the highly touted
Spencer. Eddy demanded a re-
match with Leon as soon as he
recovered. He was given the re-
match several weeks ago. in Flint.
and ~roved his contention by taxi
ing the decision handilv In that
bout he had Spencer on the floor
several times and rubber legged
Al the finish
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Football K ules
Clinic Scheduled
For Peters burg

PETERSBURG. Va Virginia
State college will be host on Sept.
Is to the CIAA Football Rules In
terpretation and Demonstration
conference which is under the dir
cotton oi Benjamin Washington.
CIAA commissioner OF football Of
ficialS.
There viii be present AT this
meeting about 70 football coaches
3from the CIAA and 100 football Of
ficials from Virginia. North Caro-
Ina, Maryland and the District Of
Columbia
A special attraction A. the con-
ference will he The presence ~
F., c. Krieger NJ Columbus. Ohio.
secretary ~ the football committee
" the National Collegiate Athletic
association Mr.. Krieger. Consid-
crcd one ~ the nations outstand-
ing football officials and author OF
several books on the duties ~ foot
ball officials vand Interpretation Of
football rules. will be in charge Of
Jules Interpretation and demon
Stration.
Since the Virginia State. college
football team is praCticing Al this
time. the players will be used IN
the field demonstration
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Uses Wine Bottle
To Beot Up Wife

Geraldine De Haven 81 OF 2l3l
Hastings street, told police thst She
had STABBED her husband James
FINN. 81, when he had struck heI
over tne head with a wine bottle
after he had kicked IN the bed
room door Of their nome
Finn received a stab wound IN
he chest and left arm after his
VIE had picked up butcher knife
and stabbed him twice during the
fanl-A INV.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

FORT RICHARDSON Alaska -
Willie Brown is a name worth re-
memoeunS when you're thinking
in terms Of heavyweight fighters
IN postwar America Technical
Sergeant Joe Louis remarked here
recently.
When the Brown Bomber made
his toIr OF Alaska and tho Aleu-
tlanS. he DoXcd exhibitions al ten
OF the posts with Private Willie
Brown. and Al tho completion Of hi,
tour flally said that the Negro
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Discuss Regional
Airport For City

The nee regional sirnort plap
for the Detroit metropolitan area
viii ne presented IN detail Al a
meeting n The Engineering Society
of Detroit a. 2 p N. on TUESDAY.
SCH J. The meeting will take
place m the main auditorium Of
the Rsckhan building IN Farms
worth avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Four Teams In Hot Fight For Chronicle League Crown
Leroy Willis To Meet
Bill Eddy Here Sept. IA

In announcing the Eddy-Willis
match. Londes said il will inau-
gurate one OF the most pretentious
boxing seasons the Olympia has
had since it was built almost two
decades ago. He intends to match
the best Of the Detroit talent with
outstanding boxers from other CT
ties to provide entertai2ment for
soldiers. sailors and maNnes who
have begun 10 return from the
wars in large numbers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
HIT that rheumatic PAIN
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And look at the Silver Lining in Those Clouds of Pain

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

program AT the
Olympia.
These I W q
outstand / n z
eastern Michi-
z a n junior
! ! & htweights
are natural. riv-
ais. Each has
conquered his
m os I formid-
able opponent
Leon Spen-
Ger Of Cleve-
land-so D. their
meeting W a s
inevitable The
bout will de-
n,In met ,nnN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
STOP HIRING POWs

WASHINGTON The sudden
conclusion of the Japanese war
has accelerated efforts by the War
Narrower commission 10 halt the
use Of prisoners ~ war in non-ssri-
cultural jobs. Paul V. McNutt.
chairman OF VINO. announced this
week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
STANDING
uEr WAGE NCREAsE

WASHINGTON. - GENERA
wage increase NJ four cents an hour
affecting 1893 low-paid workers in
four New York City hospitals has
been directed by the National War
Labor board, IL was announced this
week The boards action. how
ever. occurred in July, prior To the
nev wage policy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

Leroy Willis Of Detroit against
Bill Eddy OF Flint.
That is the boxing bout that Nick
LOndes has arranged TO head the
opening show of his fall boxing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
WOLVERINES ON
TOP AS SEASON
NEARS ITS END

Your teams are N no, igni =,
N. Chronicle Sof'haN League
swings into the flnsl weeks ~ ~.
second hs'f To- me Metropolitan
Funeral system trophy
WOLVERINES are leading with
y victories and three defeats while
Paine House g IN second place
with ntne WINS and three losses The
Trolsns and Solomon KINGS are in
tnird and fourth positions. both
Clubs within striking distance
The Wolverines are leading
because NJ the effective pitching
81 tWo ~ their mound aces. Duke
Neal and Charles Holloway Sew
enteen- yesr-old Neal has chalked
ur victories against three defeats
for the Wolverines. and In rams
against Brewster famed IL Of the
enemy
HOLLOW NJ Who u - has won
2ht and lost thr~e He recently
pitched one-hltter against tho
Aces 81 Sherrard. striking out ~
enc walking three
Pu' the Str,keou' mark ho'd Nv
A'NiH Powell. lS-ycar-old ROYAL
Nlkin. hurler. Powell. in = pitch
ina duel with Joe ClfuS Of 80 So
jolrner KinEs famed IA and gave
III cne hit Clfus welded two hits.
on, ~ use he victory
Palmer pouses sc. IL B"vce
Hamilton. II. VIM has von four
against no defeats.
THy GIANTS schelu'ed for Fri
6sv Sept are az follows Roval
Vlkln-s rs Aces az Sherrsrd Wol-
verines vs Sojourner AZ Sojourner
Palmer House vs Brewster a.
Brewster
Monday Sept 10 ROYAL vikings
cs Brewster Al Brewster Aces vs.
Wolverines ~ BArStow. King Solo.
mon rs Soiourner a, Sojourner:
T~oians VS. Palmer House AZ Lin
coin
Wednesday. Sept II: ROYAL Vik-
in~s VS. Sojourrer al Sherrard
The game between the Troians
end Palmer House al Lincoln Mon
raw Sept. IL is a nroteSt game that
fas been ordered 10 he rlsved from
where il was c"r-1 originally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

rheumatic pain) or muscular
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First bottle purchase price OF
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Be sure that you ask for
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

is the kingpin among eastern Mich
igan's junior lightweights.
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Travis May Visit Griffith;
DISCHARGE Uncertain.

Sergt. Cecil Travis, former WASH
ington infielder now at his Atlanta,
Ca, home on a 30-day furlough
after nine months overseas, is ex-
pected to visit his old boss, Clark
Griffith. but the Mats prexy has no
idea when the player will come back
to stay.
Griff had letter from the lanky
slugger about a month ago in which
Travis stated he had n points
toward his discharge. Birth of q
second son to the Travis family three
weeks ago may put him well over
the required IS.
.Travis, who wears the Bronze Star
and three Battle Stars, will report
to a Texas camp for reassignment al
the end of his furlough. His former
roommate. Capt. Buddy Lewis, re.
Joined the team two weeks ago aftel
more than three years service In the
Army Air Transport Command.
Travis viii be 80 tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Barry Of Heuriehs Beats
BRIDGES in Slab Duel

Fans on the Ellipse yesterday
were treated to q pitching duel be-
tween Sergt. Tommy Bridges, for.
mer Detroit Tiger star now twirl-
ing for ONCE Of Strategic Services
and 1t. Jack Barry, Heurich Brew
er moundsman, who once worked
in the International League.
Surprisingly enough the ex-minol
Lacquer came out on top. Barry
whitfield seven and gave up but five
hits to gain a 80 decision as
Bridges struck out eight and grant
ed seven safeties. In the tight duel
Bridges issued no walks while Barry
gave up three passes, and the is
sue was decided on Charley Ac-
quilino's fourth-inning triple that
brought in two runs.
In other sandlot action, Navy
Yard Marines, behind the 5-hit
pitching Of Mike Maback, defeated
Marine Barracks, 10, in Naval
Barracks League game in Grin1tt
Stadium that was staged In cele-
bration Of the third anniversary
Of the landing on Guadalcanal.
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Eastern Is Only Local
Grid Foe Of Bulls

Eastern High, last years inter-
high football champion, is the only
local school listed on the S-game
Bulls School grid schedule an
nounced by Coach AL Grossman
and the clash with Eastern is the
only contest on the list that will
be staged in Washington.
The busy Bulls gridders will
travel to Wilkesbarre, Pa; Staun.
ton, Va; Chattanooga, Tenn; Yves,
Point, N. Y; Fork Union, Va; New
York City and Annapolis. Md. East.
ern is one of four elevens on the
Bulls schedule for the first time
Others are City College of New
York, Wyoming Seminary anc
Baylor of Tennessee.
Most of Coach Grossman,s tor
stars that last year turned back the
Army Plebes and were defeated only
by Navy fourth classmen, are now
in the Naval Academy, but promis.
ing new material will be on hand
the mentor states.
It is the first schoolboy football
schedule to be announced in thi.
area.
The schedule:
October g. at wyoming Seminary; Oc.
tober 13. At Staunton Military Academy;
October 20, ut Baylor Of Tennessee: Octo
ber 20, at Army Plebes; November 8, al
Fork Union Military Academy; November
8, at Eastern High: November II, q,