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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SAFE, iron. double door. good condition,
saba suitable any business reasonable. Ma
SAXOPHoNE, tenor, selmer, excellent
condition, recent overhaul Job, 81 so cash.
Can ordway 29ls between ~ noon,sS::3o
SEWING MACHINES. treadle. dropheads.
81 30 up port; elec: rentals sales, re-
pairs 81 so uD. 1899 M st. NV. DE. 55457.
sEWSG j., az SIi ssaER sFsaes sF%Is
SIDEBoARD. mahogany, any fine e old J. hand
made sheraton. go 0,inch; S15o. Wo. 6635:
and fabrics, $40. Terms, SIS DEPOSIT ana
trance, which Is directly underneath large
values be dcably sure re- you ia are in Atlas,
D5 3735, Dl. 373S, D1, 373e.
new; also end table, MI. 1895
isRt sSs send's;qa ti9al csIi MISS HARRIS on
sI9$ "A1fs FA%sbFokEE RSshfi S5Es
STORM SASH and screen combinations;
exclusive metal hitting frame positive sill
drainage. metal ventilation fittings; de-
free demonstration and estimate. WO.
STORM WINDOWS, Fenestra. metal; only
9 windows; standard sizes, approx. 3 #; x
; #. and 3 TT. it,. some with ventila-
tors; good conGition, reasonable. TR. l49S.
Ws and asS fGp1f Spaned gh hffe cbss
of drawers Phone OR. 400. 20'
STUDIO STU aaml COUGH Sa and cover good condi-
STUDIO COUCHES-Atlas and only Atlas
has the brand-new an-spring constructed
studio couch with inner-spring mattress
and all-spring base, prewar; opens into =
twin beds or double beds, $50 complete
with 3 matching pillows; So deposit and
II months TO pay. Free delivery. Open
,nfil M nd nrNtI1
pm ATLAS FURNITURE CO, 92I G
st: NV; DI 3737, DI. 373s, DI. 3739.
STUDIO Couch, good condition. Phone
RE. 05S5, Ext. 1011.
condition. $50. MI. s732 after s pm.
TYPEWRITER-Wiu exchange excellent
Underwood for jigsaw or circular saw.
Furniture1Maple buffet and server. both
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 571e
10th NV, GE. 1883. Underwoods, SO mo-
: mos: 81 30, in adv; no DEL. So add dep
new; o also nest of tables. like new. Phone
ydcTGttM CLEANERS. new. postwar, puri-
,d9mqns..ation cali Chestnut s77s: 23'
yIcTSoL. Park sscT Ie DS4abe wA 9tas
cost s5 saerce for 1855 s56 05e 56@5 9hFS isE
VIOLIN. old make. grand tone. 800.
WASnrNG VAST MACHINE and rollaway bed,
telephone table and chair; Al cond.: S1l5;
I3la SO 9 Sn,N as gnit, SE 81 3St3 .pc. 1ro,r,,,+
ironer; excellent condition. like new; both
for Sl50 cash; Call Du, 345s;
all makes. GARY APPLIANCE CO, DU.
WOOD CARD FILES. new, 2 drawers
each oliye-green. 3x5 size, S3:50; 5xs
SIZE s.; 4. BAUM 4 son; 81, 6IS Est. st. nv Nv;
direct from manufacturer. steel Or weed
Stats ] sos l4th St n W. phone AID. 1853.
2. SINGLE BED SPRINGS. new end ia
bles; two 9xl2, | oval cotton rug, slightly
good condition. RA. 1852
1-PC. MAPLE BEDROOM SET, maple ltv-
ing room, S. H. lounge chair, end tables,
HOLLYWOOD bed. twin lamps: also dlnette
table. 3 chairs, baby bed. MRS. PAUL E.
LANE. Apt. }. 4425 4th I'd, N. Arl,. Va,
NAVAL OFFICER being transferred has
rms. of furn. 29l7 South Columbus
Harrington, TIE. 0S32.
FOR SALE-New 5-tube table radio, SO.
Call between and 5 pm, MA. 81 40
B
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-Northwest.

1926 X ST. NW.-4 doors west Of Am
bassador Hotel. Large room, suitable for
1901 RIVER RD. N.w.-Lovely, large.
egsfe eh esdeen
Iois m n ST. Nv, Apt. 5oe-Room for .
fGxs is LASfk fe E 'fIas fIhct Sa evff BEDS
dGHbeS N rnb 81 boapd TPi as4 s4 No S9eF agg 9s
% N ST. N.W-Single, 4th floor. refined
home downtown; $40 weekly
HOTEL FOX. 916 l4th st. NV; u block
Ambassador Hotel-Rooms, 81 spd So per
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 900 18th st. NV;
2 blocks Greyhound Bus Station-Rooms,
1aei MASS. AVE; N:W-Nieely furnished
comfortable double rm., S11 wk.; avail
ssf5 M 18th ST. N.w.-one single room or
S35 S335 for =, couple CO.. Ho; 0s32.
communicating bedroom, private bath.
c.h.y:; ideal for persons, sos per month.
5sa$ teSh1D sa Ny Ass sbass' s55
room; G twin beds. eonvenienees; gennt55emen; GENT
s5 sT$ e0Hs MANoR aRs PL S SW Sa in clover
section-Large front room, S25 each for .
de1s srl Sn osos can oR S54o
3ssaat 1Sss cohUMBIA oTig RD. N.w.-Extra-larse
near bath; for couple or men; $3.50 each.
sas. IS I, ST. s1.n " s .s.r tg5 employed
1912 Ist ST. N.W.-Attractive single room
private phone. inner.spring mattress, $50
mG nS9s fRViN sT 4Sad 5adroom
for rent, a couple or gentlemen, $50. Call
Ids9 GIRARD ST, near 14th-Large front
attrac. furn., c.h.w.; SIS each per week.
s9s4 81; SS1h,D SW1ihN,DoM pL. N.w-Prlvate bath,
corner room, twin beds; convenient bus
and streetcar; $45 for l gentleman. EN-,
I75I HOBART ST. N.w.-Mt. Pleasant
car; comfortable room. quiet Christian
CHEVY CHASE. MD. TO Wsst Leland,
Sihnsie Shone WI EHo@ 44ls pEi'a'e 0a'h' S'o month
17Ss KiLBouRNE PL. N.w-Large out
side double room, clean and next to bath;
e ssoa Tafn MAssAcHusEfTs sash A2 Ave. Nw-At
sractively furnished rSo1ns 1 So5s transients only;
Si aPVY pSE dsy 9yHasI aaa up cMaster bedroom
Stransportation; gentle home; refined, aaiet
o SRS RL SWLase GR sinse
ST. car: employed person; $50: DU;. sl0%;
.1s5 .da5 So sT. bi SwsSma sIsSS single studio hall
COLoRED-i6s6 PARK RD.; several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
Pslsin PaRR RoAB SAB aoUsiNo saS Sesss. e. nD ''oo
coI6;RSEbEYsfaa sSSR; SlbS vfsfa 9th ST. N.w.-Fron,
room, suitable for 2 persons. S. each PEI
week; cooking privileges. DI. 9235.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

3O-ACRE POULTRY FARM, a going busi-
on LIST. floor, fireplaces. full basement
poultry houses, now housing 5000 chickens;
poultry and equipment can be purchased,
including retail route; owner retiring;
Ashton, Md 3S46
CHICKS, list quality. purebred. blood
tested; New Hampshire Reds, S17 Barred
and White Rocks. $3.50 a hundred. AR
LINGTON HATCHERY, ]. B. Henry. Phone
soa sSe!S FSYERs SaH5ss EoR @ SALE, sl.5o per chick
LEAVING LEI, Town, must sell portable. GUS
tom-built chicken coop, practically new,
s New Hampshire Reds, pullets: cspons
and 8 roosters; 3Ho months old; will sell
so a0op Wifi ifPfraisosc Rock T PuLLETs, Els months
SOME STARTED CHICKs on hand. 3 wks.
old 25c apiece; also baby chicks on hand
MRS E. w. La ROCHELLE, 1921 Belt
ave Sc. Spruce 0358-J.
100 FRYERS and pullets, fine as come;
sell one or all: dealers chance; bring
coopS; always home. W. L. HAMMERLY,
Hi!llnead, F. Q. Bowie, Md.
FIVE DECK STARTER BATTERY, new;
625 capacity, $50. 5702 Quintana st.,
East Riverdale, Md. near Edmonston I'd.
STARTED CHICKS-Labor shortage COM
pels me to sell some of my to week.
old N n. Reds and Barred Rocks out of
extra fne, blood tested, 100 per cent
pullorum-free. high-hatch breeders. A
real opportunity for those wanting only
the best. Clinton 579.
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FARM ond GARDEN.

TOP SOIL. SIG for 3-yd load, quick
delivery. Call Wisconsin 9t31. "3s
MANURE. vel! rotted, $3.50 per 3 bu.,
WA 459&
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds large and small parks. ceme-
terleS. Residence grounds speciality Seed
ing, fertil1ing. spraying. trees trimmed
and removed Estimates free, AT 626a
TREE REMOVAL, complete landscaping,
planting, seeding. draining; no Job too
large or small: free estimates: covered by
compensation, liability and property dam
age !nsuIance; WASHINGTON LAND
AZALEAS, LILACS. PEoNIEs; plant this
ta RrdeF b%NFy SSa Cal Lae9ln ssg
stock. 1879 Meigs St.. Washington ., D. G.
ter onion SETS ,chrysanthemums, creeping
phlox tai phlox rises s sedan ann UtT water
Golssyille: Md. Call Ashton lMd.l 3s46;
sd,,e sell all II s135 35,o L, E BREuN1NGER q
FOR NICE LAWN next spring let us seed
your lawn now. We have all kinds OF
landscaping of all kinds. Everereen trim
ming and cavity work. EN-. o947. ask
for RAY
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

. DOUBLE ROOMS for rent; telephone and
laundry facilities; convenient transp. 10
LACE. MRS. MOORE. GIL. ll6s.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious meals;
lovely maple furniture; convenient location:
triple room for girls, S37 so: also young
senteman TO share, double room with an
other gentleman; S42 50. AD 935.
VACANCY for " girls: twin beds; unlimited
OR U6SG,
26Io PIERCE MILL RID. NV. - LARGE
,;.Ei room twin beds, PVT; half bath: also
porch; Southern cooking DU 09sO
1914 10th 81. N.W.-Nice large double
room, excellent meals and tranSp.: 2 young
ladIeS. SAE 80 mo nach
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HOUSES FURNISHED
BEAUTIFULLY and completely furni

BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished
for rent, $3.50. E.. M. FRY. INC, 724O
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. WI. 6740.
1886 o ST. NW.-Completely furnished
4 bedrooms, 3 baths entrance hall IL
brary, large living room with fireplace
buffers Lantry, maids quarters, sunroom
Gear garage. Available Immediately, $3.50
per month: H l.. RUST CO., 1o01 18th
ST. NV MA. S1O0
SUBURBAN COTTAGE with charm, taste
fully furnished; 6 miles to White House;
auto. gas heat, garage. porches, large
bedrms. with twin beds, ample plumbing
and closets: attractive living room with
open fireplace, screened porch opening on
frigreation long view. lawn, trees: acre OF
land; S225 per month, lease only. If you
want ouaintness and comfort with privacy,
address Box 216-T, Star.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB bedrooms,
garage, available now $3.50. Ma. 0o43,
A
Evening star., 1945-09-20
ROOMS FURhlsHEo-Northeos+

1I.9 nth ST NE.-Ncely furn. rn with
private bath. in new home: refined gem
tleman; $40 q mo; NO 7o76: .,o
U.-Master bedroom, large fiat-top desk. in
private Christian home of 2 adults; $40:
gentlemen only NO. 1888;
sos ST. N.E-Girl to share large room
with another girl; twin beds, next bath,
$50 mo. Ii 3710.
SIs FOURTH ST. N.E.--Large double room.
limited phone: $40 per week. FIR. 44S4.
9OI EAST CAPITOL ST.-Mooern home,
near Govt depts; large double front, $40;
COLORED-i8I6 ROSFDALE ST NJ
Double, . girls or couple; So each or SO
double week Ii 1929
Evening star., 1945-09-20
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

CORN-Have about 80 bbls of good white
corn Q944 CROP, for sale. W. w. SPILL
Man n ,,I2ay Ga1lands' Va Wo- 3o53 ..,-,.
ed but gentle, also Western saddles. Can
be seen at LIONS CLUB HORSE SHOW
Sunday, or phone Ma. 1925 after pm.
during the week
HORSES Ca), FOR SALE-saddle horses;
one spirited WA 5739
GUERNSEY COW, out of dairy stock, and
6-week- old heifer calf, from registered
hulI. II 80 WA 4Sg1
Evening star., 1945-09-20
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

bath, S3S. THos. E. FARRELL CO, ~
10th st NV.
BUCHANAN, ST, bet 18th and 14th---
rooms large kitchen, iiv. rm. and pvt.
bath; avail. Oct. /; will rent to middle
aged Jewish couple only, no children.
Box 73-H, Star.
3 ROOMS. newly decorated. private bath:
prefer permanent employed couple. no
e@hildren; @ AleXasndria sa 34l3. Nv - ~
nished semi-1croom apt: for employed
Evening star., 1945-09-20
ROOMS FURN.-Nerthwe,t (cont, J

COLORED-73: GRESHAM PL. N.W.-Em-
ployed gentleman to share large twin-bed
room with another man, $50 mo. NO.
COLORED-15:5 p ST. N.W.-share room
for mother and children, SIS mo. Cony.
to school and busline. 22s
COLORED-1207 PARK RD. NV, Apt.
l0I-Large furnished room for perma-
pently employed couple; convenient to
Transportation; SIS week each. Call AID.
COLORED-137 FAIRMONT ST. NV
Neatly furnished room. suitable for single
CoLoRED@S4as S % SHERMAN AVE. NV
Single room for man, SIS week. IL
COLORED-I425 I ST. NV, Apt. BOB
Refined gentleman to share lge. rm. with
another man; twin beds; So week. Call
after 4:30 pm, DE. 1881,
COLOKED. 4Oi r ST. N.W.-Large front
room for rent, furn., SIS per Wk.
COLORED, 1903 N. J. N.W.-Lovely room
and kitchenette furn.; refined couple, $40
SRlD
Evening star., 1945-09-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

1T. COLONEL, U. S. A.. desires furnished
two bedrooms for immediate occupancy.
Phone Temple T210. 81
returning from overseas: desire unfur-
nished apt NV Box 116-T Star 21s
EMBASSY ATTACHE wishes apt, or 2
Box 434-S, Star.
FOREIGN OFFICER will pay three months
in advance to occupy Immediately or by
october /. apartment. 2 bedrooms, living
room. kitchen, bath, for around $3.50; pre-
fer NV section. Call HO.. 664S week
days, 9-5. After and Sundays. call RE.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.

ssa 5sau,fq o5,b
be straight 2-year lease. E. NJ. FRY,
INC, 7240 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. WI
$40.
2i3a BANCROFT PL. N.w-Available
Oct. 1st, for embassy or foreign mission
use. IA rooms, 5 baths, $500 monthly.
Call Mrs Finn, SANDOZ, DU. 1894.
rooms, large cellar; SS5
month. 2505 Rhode Island ave. ne. DU.
:21Q6 after Z % m
Evening star., 1945-09-20
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

built, 3-unit apt. house, detached, and
possession Of / apt. Priced right for
Very good terms No triflers. please. Call
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1166.
$4,000 CASH REQUIRED. This is an
return on downtown 1909 located, we'll
built apt house. Above the average.
HARRYHI FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. IL 6G.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Win EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house for
Box 36-H. Star.
WILL EXCHANGE spacious broom ant.
in NV. section of, WASHINGTON for or
WAsHISGToN. b. c. tsuburbanl: exchange
small modern unfurn. 2-oedrm. apt. for
Urban. % " DI. $500. Ext. 2i4a. LAGERLoEF
20'
WANTED, 3-rm turn or unfurn. apt. N.
Y. c., in EXCHANGE for 3-rm furn. apt.
WaShingtLn. MI. O27S.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

bedroom furn. house for house or apt,
Washington area. Box 349-J, Star. 20'
WILL EXCHANGE 9 bedroom furn. house
Silver Spring, or nr. Walter Reed. SH.
Evening star., 1945-09-20

ROOMS FURNISHED-MD. and VA.
1880 N. 18th ST, Apt. ., Arlington, Va
For young women; use OF kitchen; every
thing furnished; laundry facilities; call
between II and , pm. MISS DONOGHUE
20s
$500 3rd ST., S. ARL.-Wanted one girl
TO share a house with 3 other girls: DON
venient to Arlington Hall Navy Annex
mo mo Incl. meals daily. call MISS
BRISTER. RE. 6700. Ext. 4547 between
8 am. and 4:45 pm; ewes, CHI. S572.
222 LYNN HAVEN DRIVE, Alexandria
within 5 minutes of Pentagon; ideal for
WAC officer TIE O94S.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING 4 STORAGE Co.-Local
and lor distance No Job too large and
none too small IL 100
ATTENTION, Govt. workers-Light NOV
ing done at your convenience, day or night;
reas rates tWhite) CO. 94S3. 22'
GENERAL HAULING and moving ANYTHING
For quick service, EX. 1888 and Elk. 0o2S.
ARE YOU MOVING?-Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care of your
moving day problems; packing, transpor-
perience have made us specialists in
handling your household effects; come in
and let us talk it over. Phone Ii. 1884 or
Ii L359 41S Fla. ave. ne. Room ZIG.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
COAL WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS, we'll seasoned: imme-
date delivery $50 cord. COLONIAL
CORDWOOD CO. DI 2415
WOOD, mixed. cut to desired length. de-
livered to your home. $50 cord. EN-. 6824.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FURNITURE-Flne mahogany including
Chickerlng grand piano, to furnish small
house or 3-4-room apt. WO. s426.
Evening star., 1945-09-20

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM WITH BOARD. Wilson High Schoo
section. NV Call MRS. EDISON, Falls
Church ll29-W.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

255 10Th ST. S.E.-Lovely double front
room, next to neat, clean bath: S25 per
month each
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tContinued on Next Pags.)
The echo., 1945-07-27
Mrs Lula Wilson
SuCCunbs

for a numoer Of years size headed
The Willing Workers Clun of Newell
Chapel and it TOOK It's ushtiul place
ON the program Of the church. ste
served in other capacIcies ard She saw
to it that things she healed went oyer
IN high style.
Sister Wilson will be missed. She
was first class barber, having been
of Wilson's Barber Shop.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day July 25th, from Newell Chapel
c. NJ. E. Church. with her pastor, Rev.
R. L. Young, officiating. Intermene
followed in Mt. Sterling, Ala.
The echo., 1945-07-27
=. 2. A. Convention %
Open Monday, July 30
THE Fl. b. 4. CONVENTION OPENS
MONDAY, JULY 30th


The Convention Of the Holbrook Be
nevolent Association will convene in
a two days session next week, Monday
and Tuesday
This will be one Of the most i'm
portant Conventions tha has been
held in the history Of the Association.
Because of the rapid growth Of this
Organization, it will be necessary that
the Constitution be revised in order
to cope with the present and future.
Many suggestions have been offer
ed by the Secretary and other mem
bers that will mean much to the fu-
ture progress of the H. B. A.
The echo., 1945-07-27
News OF Our
Boys In The
Service
&RCHAEOLIGIST EARNS LEADER
SHIP CERTIFICATE

One Of the thirty soldiers from
twenty negro units attached to t h e
New York Port cf Embarzation. who
received a certificate fol completing
the leadership Course for non-com-
missioned officers, July 81, at Fort
Hamilton, N. Y, is SGT. A. B. Flana-
eYp, 200 ID. section leader of the
8156th On. Ser Co., of Camp Kilmer,
N. j.
@Sgt. Flanagan was quite at home as
he trained at digging fox holes, slit
trenches and other earthly tissues, for
he has done plenty of digging in his
day. For II years prior to his Undue
tion two years ago he worked for the
Alabama Department of Conservation.
and his main duty was in making ex-
cavations
a Under the directorship of III e De-
4Ttment of Labor, the sergeant was
a civilian member Of the party which
made significant explorations around
Moundsville, Ala. ncovering caves
used by Indians as burial caves, which
dated back to tn e PaIaoazoic Ace.
The echo., 1945-07-27
SHUBUTA

Ex-president c. j. Pickett and wife,
Mrs. Gertrude Pickett, of H. B. A.
Lodge No. 1873 have spent a lovely va
cation with their parents, Rev. and
Mrs W. A. Virgins of Carthage,
Miss and Prof. and Mrs, W. A. Pick
EFT of Shubuta.
They left Monday for their home in
Charlestown, Indiana where Mr. Pick
EFT is working in a defense plant.
The echo., 1945-07-27

In this weeks issue of the Echo we
are giving you the likenesses Of a few
Of t he outstanding presidents who
will attend the H. B. A. Convention.
We hope to give the Hkenesses of
others after the close Of great meet
ing to be held next week.
The echo., 1945-07-27
MRS. LILA ANDERSON PASSES

Mrs. Lila Anderson, mother of Mrs
Gloria Robinson, passed a S week
from her home. Funeral services were
held last Sunday from Good Hope c..
E. Church with her pastor, Rev.
James Franklin of Wiggins officiat-
inga assiptss by Rev. r., l. YoSng.
The echo., 1945-07-27
SECRETARY VISITS LODGE NO. 9

Reverend r. L. Young preached an
annual sermon for Lodge No. 9 of
which Mrs. Minnie Ifby heads La t
Sunday afternoon to a large and ap-
preciative crowd.
Lodges No. /, H. D. McShan, Presi-
dent; 1879, T. f. Ellis, President; 2O4,
Ben Phillips President, were present
to help make this program a success.
Yes, Sister Irby, you really had things
in hand.
The echo., 1945-07-27

Mrs Della jackson and several Of
his children left the city last Wednes-
day for New York City. Two of her
daughters h rave been living in New
York for sometime.
The echo., 1945-07-27
About Folk
We Know

Miss Avery Bell Mclaughlin, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. McLaugh-
lin of Waynesboro, underwent an ope-
ration in Anderson's Infrmary Tues
day, July 18th.
The echo., 1945-07-27

4 Tome Paper With A Hon
Editor, That Tells State
News Weekly
The echo., 1945-07-27

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MORE ABOUT
POLICE COURT

Continued from Page u
several pokena boards and other
games, deeming them to be gam
bling paraphenalia. The same
things can be found in almost ev-
cry average American home.
The gambling charge was so ri-
diculous that it was dismissed.
But apparently, the police had to
be appeased, so wholesale convic-
tions were in order ON the liquor
charge. Mr.. Robert Groves, man
ager of the club and a woman bar
maid were convicted of possession
of liquor with intent to sell, while
the other ten were convicted of
being In a place where liquor is
unlawfully sold.
Council for the defense offered
testimony that eight of those con-
victed were members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Elks who were at
the club making arrangements for
the Elks annual picnic, an affair
so common and so regularly held
each year that 1t can be classed as
legendary as far as Negroes of
the Pacific Northwest are con-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-08-29
ALL AMERICAN YOUTH

The Back-to-School Drive is be-
ing sponsored by the Children's
Bureau. U. S. Department of La
Dor, and the United States Office
of Education, Federal Security
Agency. Miss Katharine F. Len
root is chief of the Childrens Blu
reau.
MANY who have dropped out
of school these war years may
be reluctant to return" she said,
but they can be persuaded.
Young veterans are returning to
the schools in impressive num-
bers. Their example can be held
before the Sabotage group.
Recent developments in many
fields Of activity-scientific tech
biological, military and social
have indicated the importance of
education for everyone" DR.. Cali
yer said. "The fact that generally
there is now need for so many to
know so much while among Ne.
groes so little is known by Sc
many, makes education for them
must.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-08-29
Porter Runs Up Bill
OF $llO On Taxi

ELLENSBURG - Milwaukee
railroad station employees here
said cheers rang from one end to
the other of a train carrying 1000
overseas veterans to Fort Lewis
when young Negro Pullman
porter got out of a Spokane taxi
and rejoined the train here last
night.
They explained the porter left
the train at Spokane yesterday
afternoon to get refreshments for
the veterans and IL pulled out
without him. They said he com
mandeered" a taxi driven by a
woman and caught the train here
at 1880 p. m. after a six-hour
chase. He boarded 1t with four
dozen hot dogs and as many Ice
cream sandwiches.
The porter didn't have enough
money for the taxi fare-railroad
employees said they understood the
woman driver figured it at $40
and couldn't make up the entire
deficit at the spur OF the moment
from the grateful G.I.'s on the
train. The driver headed back for
Spokane with some money still due
her.
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CARNIVAL DANCE

The Carnival Dance held Sat
urday night, Aug. 25, in the Ma
rine Stewards Association Hall at
10 Cherry street. was complete
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Mrs. Rose Ward were hostesses
at The Black and Tan in one OF
the gayest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
parties of the season and every
body forgot to remember.
The dreaming party was awak-
ened by the rhythmic strains OF
Happy Birthday to You" lasting
long into the night until someone
inquired, "How long has this been
going on?"
Among those present was Miss
Gwendolyn Tucker. Others: Miss
Abby McCray, Miss Villa b. Ray,
of Houston. Tex, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. r. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Dome, Mrs.
Bette Fox. Mr. Cooksey, Port
land, Ore, Messrs. Barney VIII
liams. Charles Cook, AL Sader-
field and Sidney Dago.