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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
:1ts AP Phe sss5 Mr. WI n 81 g.
cHAlEks 3. Gum ' has e Clients S..sin1
to purehsss homes in any section Of Wash.
ccHsi 70 sS1z.s Tor .. c. and Nd ,.s,.rx.
%oo sssa2 ~ 1arik e.: ss9i - nsss 81
Dee ts re- M a-ssss
elienss With cash Or vii sas outrsst You
s &c EUR su sss1 Fenn s
II PRoMfT Attention to the sale Of
YOUR home. business or investment prop
i!sk re sss s ses sss 81 CAPITOL e.
$50 Result; sine. 1919.
ebltsstien. ss1s wilson blvd. Gil or
NJ PoiicY-Try and match 1T. Light
prices paid, condition nothwithstandins any
ssfslsa .nl !.hf' ss :ass
you: Proof Of the pudding Is in ths
e.. john ~ "S sEGa n4 Da r. 1871 S.,
I 7 Pay fhs { Cash Z n FOR HOUSES in an, eondi-
ton. white or colored. MR.. BARNET LIss.
PARs0NiAeE NEEDED AT ONCE in or near
p. c; will pay cash: no AGENTS. Call MR..
FSEvaTf sRra m Interested Dsas In pur
Pay an cash; no brokers. please. Box
HfSaisf CASH PRICE for your hom. or
any type OF real sstate cree appTaisal
POTOMAC REALTY CO., AID. 1881 II 9.
D. c. AND NEARBY MD. properties, pay
all cash, ROGER MOSS. Realtor. 2125
boNT 70 Ss 70 sci. your
house We give prompt. cqq55sSus service ns
AZ AT oNcE. Ar % oNcE. Ar oNcI. 3 1927 o.
eens WITH Cash Sc, prices
sAsToR. Ii2s Vermont, Real Estsss and
FROM OWNER, room hous. and | aer.
9r more 81 Er syas mr. Bethesda or Mt.
WEST REAL Estate h.. clients waftainr
eeorses seun f@ Cal Mr. s WOOD. Hill
x W Z HOUSE ne o! s.. o. adjacent
s. CALLS A DAY for sc. and ne prog
a a 1N ssst 'a os4s e' sp. aAh
VI Mavn eash si for home. and
n.1, Hos Mhas hazs to
D. C.. PROPERTY wanted, win nay all
cash for your property and charge no.
commission, small or large house or small
CHARLES. Ludlow 5000. lie
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner.
small white or colored houses; in any con-
dition: will pay cash. Box 1901. Star.
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-Have
cash buyers for or 3 bedrm. homes at
100000, in Chevy Chase, Nd. Call WI.
Please ANSWER THIS AID II you have q
modern or fairly modern home to sell. No
agents, please Box IS0-M, Star. 22'
WANTED FROM private home owners for
IMMEDIATE AcTION-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
e llll mar n11k alqs Free aPprsisals
SEEKING HOUSE: $1,000 down payment:
can offer our 4-room apartment. ami; to
s sfsTE B2F So officer WISHES to
School Call evenings. DE. 1891. 80
SELL ME YOUR nm. row house NV,
save comm. and move into my rm.
bath. furn, apt. July l. GE. 3769 before
WANTED FOR CASH. hous. in UNIVERSITY
house 70 be r eea with fami HsosS VIII
appreciate fair offer, Will pay all cash
No agents please, Box ss6-M Star.
WANT TO BUY 5 or room home,
On Is54. or u = substantial 0ay@sn'
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Cont. J

OFFICER, y. s. N, wife veteran A N cl
expecting child Sept. need BY July i, o
bedrm, unfurn, house; maximum. 500 me.
n 9qy iIaTr sn II reasonable; lease 2 years
BUSINESSMAN desires 3-bedroom house in
supuros or country for permanent resi-
DESPERATELY need small house or apart
ment; furnished or unfurnished: family OF
BEsT CARE of Your SD4 b.drn ~
Nd. or Va: unfurn.; SlOO or less; veil
behaved dauxhters: Immediately: perma-
DESPERATELY NEEDS 5 or bedroom
mouse; veteran and his family can pay IN
70 sA55 per mo, furn., or unfurn., S65-S75
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

C0LoRED-NEAR 4th ST. N.E.-Rov
brick. rms; and bath; low priced for
fs|st s5 i as s.: sr s Sc: A6 S sRHyn IN
c q, BLOCK of Morse st. ~.
g M IsHasd s.ri. BIDS sii 40 s7sS
o6L6RkD-oN 10th ST, NV. between L
and M-3-story brick, 10 rms. baths;
f aa CAS-, ies m ss
kEaLf ~ Go. IA. n sIsoo nsa7 e.
SSS.o one -, = St, n;w-AstaTsss,y::
kz E2GrS s' Co. ~ ME- s'. sass e.
CoLoRED, ATTENTIoN-a3s 4th ST. NJ.
Substantial row brick now used as Z
apis: large rooms. English. basement:
s'1s eeshs q Rss' hE "a iFss w.
CoLoRED. BUY FOR PRoFIT-Newton at.
ap t,' with Sitchen i in each: gas heat 4
chance to live in one and let the other
pay pay you rent an ideal oppo9rtunity 70 have
in popular section near everything; really
H sERNs4rS Ivy e eo f4,S em St n lEo
NE. $500. Your Neishbor Bought From
cC6LoRED-CoRNER semid.t.ch.d brick
ments: income S2O5 mo: ideal for doctor
or dentist, convenient NV: location: priced
for immediate sale. Call MI. S949 for
appointment. Broker 30
Morse st. ne; Z modern rooms, gas b. VII,
cash required. JESSE LOEB, Ma. SSI4.
COL0RED-A DESIRABLE HOUSE in .
very desirable NV. section. 6 rooms, bath.
ser fe ca. Sfsn SasD
COLORED-DESIRABLE detached frame
dwelling in Brookland area. rooms and
bath, oil heat, detached sarage; suitable
for 2 apis. Very reasonable for SUBJ
s slant cash hoa payment. MA. 6s4l; eye
COLORRD-PARK load HOUSING CO.
DE. ITO. Brick, apis, 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath. 2 refriserators. S105 per mo.
rental This house is semidetached, with
be shown. Good down payment.
K st. nw.-2-story brick, rooms, hrst
commercial. Price, $3.50.
on Sherman ave. n.w.-Brick apt.
units. 4 rooms. kitchen and bath each.
Price. $4,000
Near New Hampshire ave and sprins
I'd n.w.-6-room brick house, excel. cond.,
auto. heat. recessed radiation; $4,000 FIRST
trust. Price. $4,000.
4th st. n.e.-S-room 2-fsmly brick
baths. 2 kitchens. oil heat, English base
Harvard st: nwml0 rooms: h-wh-
coal. rms; rent. 1888 per mo. This
is good house. Price. Sl1.960. 20
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.sf"s " suit S~i MN DASA> >s' D.
CoLoRED-NEAk sth and Rhode Island
aye; n.y. ~ rooms; h-xh' good son son
Terms, CAL Mr.. DICKENS for inSpec-
H t,Sn; Ri llnnGA corner mansion s in
waited family who needs large residence for
selves and entertaining prominent visitors;
waite side driveway with marquee: consid-
cradle cash required; generous frst trust
accepted from buyer Of established credit
M Mars ). WAFFLE C., Exclusive S:
ocLokEp-NEAR ,s.s AND 3 SITS; NE.
ssSh Scz "a ssse pS 81 G. s..
10 rms. and baths, h.-w.h., new. fur
mace. large front and rear yards; terms
aIEsngsa. co Can D1. s724' N. BAs11 is
GoH6kED0i.t COMM. 400 blk, Mass.
ave. n;w.-|3,story and basement brick, s
easement; front and rear yards: 81 500
s S.n, required. Call DI. 1924 N. BAsH1ko
c GooHHo6kiEDfLoKDA AVE. N.w.-s-story
stores, etc. Can be bought with very easy
tsEn. IN nc s4ns 99ts s' i. B. NV o 81
esSG Sa1ly VI nR RT num.rou, house.
Al III ScCtlOnS Oh City 1IOlu 0OOU 10 SlO,UUU
down. Call or see US for full details. B.
:. CRIvEIIA,. INC, 341S l4th 1t. NV,
AID. 06QO, daily till pm. Ia
COL0HED-NEAR 18th and Mass. ave. Sc.
-$l1,95g; rooms with Q inclosed rear
porches heated and finished like rooms;
this home arranged for 2 families; electric
refriserators oil h.-w.h., Colonial front
possession with title: Call Mr.. ,Widmyer,
IA. 1908: with BETHEL. RI; 300.
and bath front and rear porches, hot
water heat; $l0.45o. rooms and bath,
9303. MARSHAL J, WAPLE Co, 1924
unusual offering Of . group Of several
thoToughly modern. all-brick homes, orig
inally built as 2 apartments with separate
with one bedroom and some with two bed
rooms: occupy one apartment for your
home and .. tenant viii help pay for It:
exceptional terms to reliable purchasers;
act Immediately. they won't last: full CO.
eperation With other brokers MITCHELL
eHIcK. d. 1881. until D.n.
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3. s., 800 down gives
it'll immediate posses
(; a.h,p. modern con-
front; full basement,
CO. DI. 1851; ewes,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
About The Common Man

IN wh,h some sovereignty is given up
ina nNt sure that 5 true any more The impact
Of tNo no rbip world wars. I'm aiemic bomb and all
the rssi + our experiences for the past % wears
may have changed lot OF that
The widespread acceptance OF the mo may he an
indication oi n changed public opinion No fight
was organized like that against the League Of VA.
ton>. IN this tact there may be the germs Of a
and more internalionalist attitude in our
people.
fan atlhad, me~i start here IN thc most power
tll nation ON earth only when We express H. and
live by assure Other nations We aren't al
TER Their shirts every time We look at them
now TO LIVE III
There are lots Of ways. both large and small. to
really li.e an niefnatonahs, outlook.
a group Of people | know express their intcrna.
q ntlem IS ,lAn- lood pa, ages Ia hungry lami-
lies In Europe. incidentally you want the naiue
Of some family 10 send stuff 10. jus, drop me a ine
Il tse fRiiI Nr and n sei you one.
AS a nation We can live AN international attitude
10y insisting that the hungry in Europe and Asia be
ied even II We have to do with as little cor as much,
as had during the war
As A nation We open our doors to the home
less refugees who are wandering over the face
Of Europe
As nation We can show our earnest good will
ny ab0>hlng the second.claSS status OF our Ncgr,
population.
Thelc are lots OF things We can do. il only We
viii
Usually people end piece like this with lonr
eAhoraica about the atom bomb and the terrible
certainty tnat M next Will destroy civilization
People never seem to react to that kind Of ex-
horauon The fact is that when the war is upoa
you aud You rceoil in horror it is too late The only
Nay to avoid world war III is TO do a Ion OF things
ihl doni seem TOO hig at all RICH, now
When you at the stage OF fighting to keep out
Of given War il IS almost always too late.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

Tie United Aalons Organization assembly Isl
meeting as this written. Il is probably some-
where halfway between being altogether good
and the Parliament OF Man" that Tennyson pro-
phsSi,d
The good things about il are pretty intangible
and yen have be an incoirigible opumts o see
iaem me bad Things Tremendous sore ,hnmhs
The good things are all potential They may
amount to something SOME day The $50 may
sometime come 70 represent people instead Of ma
iiona sovereign states and this poWerisss talking
shop now meeuns IN London may he the forerun
ner Of real would federation
The had things are right here with They In
cludc that hg pnwer veto. which excludes from con-
sideraion every thing hut the unlikely aggrcsslonS
OF small states.
They include The continuation Of imperialism Thu
domination Of ~eak nations by suong certainly
no part OF democracy.
Beneath the surface Of smooth talk about The
Identical of the allies here continues the
aee-old conflict for the advantages that sup
posed to accrue from big armament secret weap-
ons far-pf naval bases. buffer states
Around the world many lands which de-
ro,racy is still to be won. OF reWon Within nations
that are supposed to be demo- ratio there are glar-
ing inequalities
WHERE VIZ STAND
There are many questions ahor which politicians
assume a public opinion. One mat is close to all
officer holders that no white person would asree
TO have Negro neighhoi
The fact X. tho that We don't actually know how
people feel about thnt question We take the word
Of the ,ociicroms real-e>ae shark agilator and rs.
sumo that mixed neghborhoodS are Impossible,
even thu they exist in Detroit and almost every
where else.
In the same way lots OF politicians assume that
our people are intensely nationalistc, and would
insist upon keeping us out of any world federation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

N.en ~ ts' naet a'' several contro-
Verses tefNft '3a y onrer at.ors and certain
gro4fs aftenspt.t nate rfo or onerate GER
tam 81 'n7e aro-s t,laertal districts
some ao bay, essen j BE- Is FAR As TO aagh
A. fldc.t a' ftttf NgFn,. ttcr ATTEMPTING TO
Organize lfa 0nr0tfNer' assoc, at.ats since II II from
smlaf gfol(s taf Negroes haze the most onno-
siton whe fr aemN.ca nofc .r'o certain nechbor-
moods NO" here tnft ars irving keep somebody else
out, 10 the remark most ofer heard
p Al tsrnet these t..o atoms. their stand
should be explained he assoc aiiar that tries to keep
persons OFT oi IA, rsr5orfood basis OF race alone
Is using an ln ar ra-fts ~ by The associa-
Won 'fa Nles 70 hfe Net immoral establishments and
places nat tend - tr,et Insayory conditions and situa
lions dong ah altogether different lob They are try
ing 70 keep ne cghborhood respectable and show that
Just because Negroes have moved into noighborhood all
oar are down. and that section fair game for gambling
houses houses of prostitution bars taverns industrial
plants and roaming houses These Improvement associa-
ions composed Of Negroes trying show that there
can be decent clean respectable Negro residential sec
uohs' Just IS ~ any other neighborhood
Sometimes Of them may be a bit o,er-zealous
ana strain point their attempt keep their districts
tIee from uniaForable influences but whole they
have done pretty good job.
What has caused so much resentment against some
OF tnese property owners associations the fact that
tnose composed OF whites have In most insisted
jumping all Negroes in class with unfavorable infu-
ences 10 them there difference between the re-
spectacle economically sound educated cultured Negro
ianliiy, and the ignorant. immoral. uncouth family
The Negro property owners seem to be trying to keep
these influences separate and not just trying act
oigety as some OF their critics would believe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
Living South

reckon it's not often that this rotten ready-for
burYng old South gives man the reward that's
coming to him specially il that is Negro
But Pearl McAden who deputys
star and who helped bash in the head Of other Ne
eroes has been given his just reward by this Old
South which used him we'll. The rich white folks
need him longer and they've paid him of in full.
They've paid him with life sentence at Raiford
Prison Farm where hloodhounds are thicker than
erasshoppers after he had heen found guilty in
the white folks court OF killing Charlie Moon
Vandcrhorst another colorcd resident OF Tampa
Florida
Now. don't think ,hat the rich white folks loved
Charlie Nanaerhorsi hotter. than they did Pearl Me-
Alden Fact they love no Nesro. not even when
they donate couple Of dollars TO colorcd
huron in much the same spirit that makes them
throw hungry dog hone They love the that
they can get out OF any Negro who can be hrbed
to serve them but never the negro himself
NJ KILLED TN WRONG MAN
They loved the use tha ihey got out Of Pearl Nc
Alden who locked the chains around other Negroes
for thcm But Pearl McAden ought to know al last
how much they loved him They would have freed
him with white coroners jury verdict OF 'justi-
fable nicide u he had killed some poor Negro
who didn't want 10 say good-h,e to his family 10
work In some rich white mans turpentine camp
! Bnt Pearl McAden had picked up from his white
friends 80 much color hatred OF his own color that
he didn't mind what negro D., killed He went gun
nine after Charlie Vanderhorst who also had money.
influence and white friends" That messed up
things by bringing down publicity on Pearl and on
/ The rich white folks For n Negro sits IN the rich
white folks game, he plays not hts hand but
the hand they call. God help him IL he reads tho
hand wrong
] Now. everybody in Tampa and particularly alons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
MONROE
BY wINIFRrp CONVICTION

BY WINIFRFp CONVICTION
me Ncins Mems Progressive
'rA h1t ne annual election The
f7iiovlnT Officers we're elected
Nafuei llosein president c. ~.
Campbell vice president. Carl
hamilton. secretary ward
Tanning assistant secretary: Ar
flnr Johnson chanlan John
Agsfin SGT -at-srms Walter Wat
sen chairman Of the social coir-
miitee ard Eucene Rocker en-
toitainment committee.
c L Wise. Robert Collin. and
Pal Wise were the week end
guests Of David Covlngton OF s25
Almyra avenue The boys we're
all from Cary. Indiana
Mr. and Mrs c. II. Campbeirs
son has lust returned home from
Wv Guinea where ne served
- fhree years He expects
'is discharge in a fcw weeks.
m Junior Kitchen and Roland
YATES we're the week erd guests
~ Billie Blunt " 52g Conan,
street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
HOUSING

Housing on rather the lack Of It. seems 20 be the ever
present problem Detroit The returning veterans ana
workers already living IN Detroit suffering more now
than ever before Add hi, the racial discrimination
pracced by those charge 81 pubr as well as private
housing and becomes well nigh impossible Tor veteran
Of color 10 secure much IS dog hop>, TO liNeln
One American With integrity and Intestinal forude
enough 10 speak ont against agh discrimination ON the
basis Of race color or con The emergency housing
program was Governor Thomas Dewey Of New Nork
The Republican leacel requested ,ha and city
thorites give he closest SerstinN o the policy % be
carried ont by private management COMPANY ~ he adj
housing under is management
About this oaf. Til, eade' NerlN- 50 say. - lhere
aren't enough house, 80 around So there Is dis
erimnatnn he competition tpr thc mcaeet hoiSng
available 50 fit anl supposed 10 do about y
You can write to your congressman and ask him to
support Bill number 592 known the General Housing
Act This bill which jointly introduced BY Senators
Wagner and Taft last November. and would provide
100000 of public housing for low income families.
slums and other behted areas.
Some be vested rea estate Interests Nho oppose
public housing n,} Ne oNg red tt9is i '.t L IS OUR
conterfa tnai his vnld o, fftci these yea estate
tercsts vlo the 'ese Wo I'd yg' fe the profits
OF the cslees ati ,>nlefe W ha are extracting cNorbit
ant from aeon VINO ar, fa rs use be- >lh-sfard-
ard houses rfre ~t w7rv pcoplt he middle
private b, Ge
Effort. 30 fasf II fedora legislation
through 10 rpotut mme hrne IS Wcll getting local
private carHa aa sfafe ta'lGng more bones
will help solve tH> acte wa en HAT RAPIDLY becom-
ing a fostering sore Spot Df.rns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
OvERTONES


Whca YOU approach ''reenS-
boro. North Carolina from the
neirhhorine CITY II Durham, al
most the first view 10 be had Is
that " the graceful spirr on the
chapel of Rcnhcit college Here
are found girls and young wo-
men srcm the host families IN
Tie ,ouniry, who come To l"ara
something of the ART OF living
eraccfrlly For those who would
r.isnnterStaEd these hest FAINT
hes" are not TO he confessed with
those who have money al their
disposition. rhcy arc rather tho
mothers and fathers who wan. for
thoil daughters the hest possible
,ducaifoh. aud often they have no
,nnney ~ an Many years ESQ,
nennctt was cc-educational and
one Sliil comes across men who
gently admit that they are Ben
nett ahmni Thcrn is Al least one
pcfsoA who has Lever understood
their reluctance for attending
i;enne" thrSe days could easily
be 10th exciting and educational
Pack OF tho splendid work done
at the college bv Mr. and Mrs
David n Jones and their asso-
ciates has been The friendly in
terest and financial support of
one of Americas hest-krown
philanthropists Mrs Annie Yer
ner Pfeiffer Mrs Pfcifier died
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19

OF another Bennett owes much
~ its present beauty and It's mo
dern construction 20 the interest
Which 'he Pfeiffer family had in
its program The BENNETT family
viii not soon forget this great
women. Tor her kind helps us to
remember that not all N our gen
ersiion arc bent on tho ernloita
ton ~ their fellows kncwing
people like Mrs Pfeiffer helps rs
70 recognize the fac' maj Kind
ness IS sill powerful force In
world which is cff.halanee and
ont NJ focus
NiTI. FRATD increase:
The crooks who use tho mails
- deiraud their unsusp,efins
victims had hold dav IN Ameri
"a In 1875 win >nn,t ana,rsiv
simple Schemes ih~ eAtra,ied
cNacfly twicc tho expected amman,
from me american rpllhlo sim
rle minds with loose ,hsuet
should be more careful yoaf q
ago, one firm guaranteed that A.
would make slow horse. fast
ana fas' horses faslct ~ nrv
c'f's' Nv Dad was ono ., tho
many who received his aducc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
EDITORS MAIL
Continued on Page ia

Net~ rir0r
tn.' mo 10 eon-g4tii.te ,on
81 yoar ,arorai In me issue az
SATURDAY Ienears ~ 1876 on
Hars + That leadership r. A
frw NOR. strong editorials On
fhis might possihi. awaken some
~ cir lrt l,ieea, "a as 10 their
sAistv TO ,ho ~ronn as a
vrsle so ihsf fteir lives NAV he
r In trvrs no hnila a race in
. ~ Going n 60 MANY eocl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-19
Future WILL CALL
IOR NEGRO DIpIOwATS

Appointment OF Judge Hastie
as tie new s. 20, eruor-gs n.
eral Of The Nrsin ISLANDS j. a
miscrly gesture 10y itself hui i.
the porient Of development.
which tho present administration
barely anticipates Living lust
east OF Puerto Rico. The utile
chain comprises hardly = hundred
SQUARE miles and % 000 ponula.
ton mostly Negro. The appoint.
menl $ typical 81 The kind doled
out IN the past by Washington
Hoii'lcians. and was no doubt ac.
crr'hble' even 10 the ineffahle
Jones F Byrnes secretary y,
state Coloted citizens should ro,
he nhsl,d hy tho volume O, nuh
u''iv II has gotten in the ubite
press hut instead should rena,,
upon their crovinr claims to ,ar
greater representation amon.
American diplomats.
IN our hemisphere .cr. 49,.
nearly a dozen republics who.o
citizens are mainly colored rh.
er Negro or Indian Hairs pner.
70 Rico NeNico rolwia Fcsado,
70 namc few In tho past. Il
diplomats in Latin America b,ya
been protectors ~ Yankee im,,o,
lalisis' hut The time has CO.,.
Wien the T. $ mrst SON 49,
favor OF The common people =,
use countries. our diplomats
must Increasingly be nersrns 49,
can sympaihize with their assira.
'ons and resoluleiy d,s,,ng,i.,
oe'"een the democratic noI,ci..
" our government and the ni,,,,
" some businessmen. such a.
ample has alreadv hoen ~,
uer'o Rico by departing
missioner ReSford rnswell
now heartening IL would ~
Two million Puerto Ri,an !,
1uase llastic had been named
'usWells successor Ana
mach better for the csssc =, W
'o''"cy II a similar person ua,.
present to apply his inflncr'
'''es'eally in Haiti. whore -.
=, nave o'erthroVn the hat
7" ''eseoi regime hui power !.
n n's. seized by d military clions
", ,, will he Just as bad '''
.,a' "'" !. as II may sound 70
,on,e, u Uncle Sam wants 10 win
trends by presenting his he's,
SIDE TO the colorcd ra,a,.,... oes'