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Evening star., 1946-02-26
Fort Meade Five Loses
In Service Tourney
BY the Associated Pres.

RICHMOND, Feb. 26-Edgewooo
Arsenal and Woodrow Wilson Hos.
pital were first-round winners as the
Sd Service Commands women's bas.
ket ball tournament opened here last
night.
Edgewood topped Mcclure Gen.
eral Hospital, 1914, while Wilson
won over Fort Meade, 1919
Evening star., 1946-02-26

Virginia Tech has been drawn to
meet George Washington's Colonials
in the opening game at Raleigh
Thursday at pm. and in second
afternoon contest North Carolina
State will play Duke.
Completing the list of eight teams
drawn for the tourney is Wake For
est William and Mary, Maryland
and North Carolina.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Terps Sixth and 6. ".
Eighth in Loop Games
BY the Associated Press

Furman's Purple Palladins S
dropped Citadel last night So to IS to
ring down the curtain on the regu-
lar Southern Conference basket
ball season and leave things pretty
much static until the annual circuit
basket ball tournament opens at
Raleigh, N. c., Thursday.
Maryland finished fourth in the
standings, back of North Carolina,
Duke and Virginia Tech. while
strong finishing George Washington
wound up eighth.
Final standings:
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Kovokos, Clifton Face
To Gain PIuyoff Final

Kavakos Grill and Clifton Liquors
will meet at Takoma Fire Depart
ment gym Sunday to decide an OPP
ponent for Perrusos Cafe in the
Heurich Basket Ball League cham
pionship game.
Kavakos defeated Mullikins Trav-
elers, 59-44, and Clifton knocked OF
Naiman Photos, 44-36, last night at
Turner's Arena to gain the final OF
third-round play.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Idle Ohio State Aided
To Crown by Indiana
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Ohio States
basketball players, sitting at home
with their studies. won the Big Ten
championship 48 hours after they'd
played their last game.
The Buckeyes got an assist from
Indiana's Hoosiers. who knocked
defending champion Iowa out Of its
last chance to tie for the crown, and
dumped the Hawkeyes into third
place, by winning, 49 to 46.
Iowa still has a chance to tie
Indiana for second. Standings:
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Riley, Garland Leaders
As 6. u. Prep Triumphs

Bob Riley and Jack Garland
sparked Georgetown Prep hoopsters
to a 31-22 victory over Gaithersburg
High yesterday on the losers boards
after the High players had pulled up
to a 14-an tie at halftime, holding
the Little Hoyas to 2 points in the
second quarter.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

1T HAPPENED OFTEN-This
Is a good sample of the STIR
ring action as The Stars met
ropolitan basket ball tourna-
ment opened last night at
Ritchie Coliseum at College
Park. Mart Raymond (left)
Of Bethesda tries to gather in
the loose ball before Stan
King 60 of Coolidge and Jack
Peterson (20) of Bethesda can
dive on it. Coolidge won,
40-34. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

that Aaron Perry and Bee Bee washington had
been matched after 10, these many weeks and
months of dckering
Boxing Commissioner Harvey L. Miller wore
big grin. There are all sorts of angle matches -
he said. There are promoters matches managers
matches. fighters matches and =" = well, this one
is natural. It's the public's match, with the
District mddleweight championship on the line!"
Oh, the joy of it! The crusaders had prevailed
Perry versus Bee Bee Washington! In May! A
probable gate of 1000 predicted all sides.
The big lights dimmed and into the ring
hoped Aaron Perry in person, to warm up for
his big match against Fritzie Zvic, tired old man
whot was former weterweight champion of the
world. The gamblers were laying to and better
on Perry, the young colored lad whom many were
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Victory for Tech Joyvees

Tech Highs Junior basket ball
team turned back Mount Rainier
juniors, 1924, yesterday on the
Marylanders' floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Totals III 8 43
Coolidge Given Hot Fight.

Coolidge Given Hot Fight.
Bethesda gave Coolidge a royal
battle of it all the way, particularly
in the first half. Coolidge was ahead,
IA, in the opening period, but three
baskets by Harvey Mcclure Of the
Barons helped tie the score twice
before Coolidge eventually pulled to
a 20-l6 halftime margin on buckets
by Bill Cannon and Dick Taylor.
AS in the first game, it was a big
third period that gave the eventual
winners much of their edge. Stan
King got a pair to pace the Colts to
a 14-point total while Bethesda was
held to eight points, and Coolidge
carried a 10-point margin, 34-24
into the final frame where it was
able to withstand the late Baron
drive. Bill Cannon's two field goals
and the same number of foul tosses
were all Coolidge could register in
the finale, while the Barons came
along with 10-point rally that just
failed to pull them over the hump.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Ortiz Keeps His Crown

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26 (P).-
Manuel Ortiz retained his bantam
weight championship of the world
last night, knocking out Luis Cas-
tillo in l minute 81 seconds of the
18th round
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Exhibition Bose Ball

At Cristobal, C. e. R H E
New York "a. Ii 211 200 402-12 II
Army All-Stars 600 900 100 IA 2
| De Rose, Karpel and Silvestri; Chevy,
Minogue. Jarlett and Gauss.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Howard Quint Suffers
11th Loss in 16 Tits

Howard University basketers were
handed their 18th defeat in 10 starts
last night on their home floor when
North Carolina State College OF
Durham hreezed to a 1850 decision.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Nashville Dates Golf Event

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 26 (P)
The third annual $4,000 Richland
Invitational golf tournament has
been set today for September 12-15
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Win, Lose or Draw
j. By FRANCIS E. sTANk
A Tired Old Man Busts q Bubble

the inermon while the
the main newboys selling bulldog
editions and yelling Read all about iPerry fight
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Deal Junior Five Aheud

Alice Deal Junior High School
basketers defeated Landon Juniors
34-31, in overtime yesterday on the
Landon court.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Perry, the Younester, Ron Out of Cos

Perry not prepossessng figure last
night gladiator with the parayzng punch
old the Frtzie couldn't
ancient legs like two pieces of board Perry the
rounds he
well left his right hand at home for all the good did him.
midway the fight then Zvic
big this
running pooroom restaurant
whatever washed fighters do these days
For S then did he display tie
thing
old he'd probably have stopped Perry AS
early the second round.
a made fight his fight such
When they clnched to see that Perry the
coored
gas old with the boadsf legs played
Evening star., 1946-02-26


all depend which going his
all of his admitted years.
flashed smile through the
the the announced that 5842
paid $16,7o0.72 o
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Zivic, the Loser, Took Some Bows

announced deal OF
used losing these
of relief seemed to be Perrys
shot, didn't look the
last night.
fight well can't do better than win
disputed that's the po and most OF his col
willing in with him lot OF fans filing out were
thing
Perry disappeared shortly after the decision zvc
taking he acknowledged the
paudts somewhere Promoter Gode
needed
Washington
lose his forthcoming Mande (Which
Is possbe) .
Oh joy it, Bee Bee Washington For the
District middleweight championship!
Evening star., 1946-02-26

Totals II 6 40 Totals 13 s "a
Score at half-Coolidge, 20; Bethesda,
10. Officials-Roe and Sivigny.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

Totals 90 10 80
Evening star., 1946-02-26

will be used to buy Savings Bonds
for the Dietz youngsters.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE pcssesyion good frame
home. bedrms u'iity. on large
lots. steal AT SO 200. $500 down.
GROSsNAN Telegraph and Goddard.
DE nlnl OH MaNne 0Q2O-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Al at your home Washers repaired
Simon Appliance. TO 9-3240.
Al WASHING machine vacuum re-
pairing picked up and delivered. Cur
ran a. Clark. 6463 w Fort. VI l-252S
ALL MAKES washers repaired. serviced
Parts for all makes. Walton's Appliance.
1441o E. jefferson lie 5955.
WASHERS-All makes repaired, Work
guaranteed. East Side. LIE 9535.
WASHERS. vacuums repaired 24-hour
service. Free estimates GL 2l99
WASHERS: all makes repaired. rebuilt.
guaranteed: free cstlm. s. LIE S6SS.
WE REPAIR all makes. Shoriy's Washer
Serv., 7765 Hamilton. TR i-72T2.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
GAS CONVERSION UNITS

GAS CONVERSION UNITS INSTALLED
Immediate service domestic OF com
rfrrrtai Nu down payment. 50 per
ssrcK- t.atf-f.F- 3ftt5
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
VENETIAN BLINDS
Washinq Machine Repairing

VENETIAN blinds, custom made. ste
wood or plastic, expert repairing. Ce
tury Venetian Blind Co. TR l-o4l
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
pLASTERING

COLORED Painting and Decorating Co.
Plsstcflng Wall Washing papeIhanring.
Frce est Terms A Stroud. NE 2g7l
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Mems ana ladies' winter coats, suits
shoes Daily 20 g. sunday 10 70 8
toA21 Grand River
500 slightly used suits. sizes "a 10 SO
an colorS latest styles priced $40 e
SIS: 200 overcoats. latest styles, alsc
all-woOl pants 81 so sans Place
soOT f9th near Delaware
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
WAR VETERANS ONLY

S7l5-ieth St, large rooms ncw
hot air heating plani.-2-cAI- saIaf.E
y7uaii dUNA payment Bird TR tO54O
WILLRTTELIScOLN MOTORS s SEC.
7-rm brick } hsdrFHs and bath Up
farge Tn1- down.. steam heat. 2-car
garage side drive large front p9Gch.
excellent cond Can Mr.. MoldenhAaef
I'm i-A4OO
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Furniture. Household Goods
A January Clearance

a BARGAIN Innerspring mattresses
Any size. Samples SIT. Mitchell Furni-
ture Co 5000 CrAtiOt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
WU0LirzER-i5Oe BROADWAY
Musical Instruments Wonted

JUKE BOX for your recreation room,
SIS up. Martin Distributing Co. 1911
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

AA-1 PLASTERING ceilings. patch
work specialist TY 7-23fi. OF ZOO.
AL PLAsTERING. ceilings. arches and
patchwork reasonable TR l-22D7.
Al PLASTERINC. ceilings. all kind OF
patching Work guar reas. DA 4TT5.
Al plsNeIing. repair specialist. ma
terial fun prompt Aerv 1f ALTOS.
BETTER repair JOBS. All kinds Prompt
service Guaranteed work IA 4222.
MASTER plsaefer lathrr. ceilings.
arches repair on new Jobs. CH 5o65.
PLASTERING --- Quality workmanship
promp, sefy Csll TU 2-lS6O after S.
PLASTERISG-EKp men coves,
treaes c,liHgs. All kinds. ri 537a
REPAIR specialist arches ceilings.
Marching. Qualify work ivy 2.96A3.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
COAL; COKE. WOOD

COAL. COKE. WOOD
CHUNKS or KlNDLINC; 81 Hfty cubic
feet prompt delivery Fiizroy 5707.
FACTORY CuttinFs. 100 cubic feet,
Sc 90, dumped wheeled sl.5O extra
GlVANS WOOD COMPANY, FITZROY
Sos3
DRY K1NDLING WOOD. $3.50 mixed
wood $3.50. load deliver. CH 5663.
FIREPLACE and furnace wood de-
liytred 10 your door Townsend 5-76o2
HALL COAL COMPANY
immediate delivery. Kentucky egg stoker
nut. Townsend o-92T6.
KINDLING WOOD So load. delivered
within % hours Tyler 7-5o53.
MISTELE COAL & COKE co
AtaL.. nnAnr Nm rtr.--t.t nI GnnN
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Store shelving. porcheg alterations and
new work Call W Foro. ~ 27g2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
DETROIT TIMES
Expert Servies Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising dis.
plays. posters 1900 Brush st. Tele.
phone PA Ola
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Household Goods

-4FOOM OUTFIT $50. 50 weekly. Cash
pun Mart 334 Michigan.
s-PIEcE dining room set for-sale chean.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
UPHOLSTERING. DRAPERIES

EXPERT repairing, springs. cushions
sofas chairs. also cleaning and uphol-
stering. estimates free. reasonable work
done on premises. TO 6-425s.
FOR fine upholstering call Crane. PL
2l7f.
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your
2-piece suite Call TO s-3700.
RESTYLE. reupholstery; ready-made and
ciisfnrrl-huilt, living nm suites LIE Sd ? D
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
SASH

ALL KINDS roofing and sheet work;
cutters and downspouts speciality Low
prices and good workmanship guaran-
teed. Krauser- Co TT 1880.
FOR gutter work call Richard Willer,z
+. side only do work myself. AR 90 8.
ROOFING and siding; cutters, porches,
3 yrs 10 pay. r. A. Porter TO ST 81 3.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Immediately installed Convert your
present coal furnace with finest gas
conversion unit available Zach job
made 90 ~ your individual home speci-
LEEilluA hX dLLGLi- manufacturer FHA.
81 10 mo. 2cpnyr Burner Co. tSdlh
-----r------ - \ 49, ~ -LAA
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
WHERE TO DINE
EAT AT SHORES
13200 WEST WARREN
INSTRUCTIONS

BEGINNERS can earn In five hours:
any ballroom dance. Tree studios. 4i0g
Woodward.
BE INVITED 70 all the best parties
never lonely, always IN demand al
popular dance steps taught Talented
teachers strictly private lessons. Special
course. 50 so. Free trial lesson with
each interview. Call for appointment
Open 10 a. m. 10 10 p, m. Hollywood
TE 2-5o72
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
SPECIAL SALE

Acre parcels S275 per acrr. Hufry
and get yours while they last
IRWIN. KiCHT A. HINES. INC.
3O52O GratDat Rossville ifff
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ptrRoIr TIMEs cIeaners--pyer,-LGundries
cIeanina WoIls. Shades. Ele.
ELECTRIcAL WIRING

.WAiL WAsHING-1Q wars experience,
nspCr and ta'som.ne cleaned White
. u a.r.n man Nf HH4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
SLIP COVERS

Custom made; best selection. Free esti-
mates. United Slip Cover Co. TY 6-97 8.
UPHOLsTERINC. restyling. $3.50 up.
Stafford Uph g Mfg. CO. TO s-2O35
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCE SCELLANEOUS
A BETTER CASH PRICE
FOR FURNITURE RUGS. WASHERS.
RFFRiGERATORS VACUUM. CLEAN,
Frs. SEWING MACHINES OR ANY
ODD PIECES
FARRIS BROS, TIE 2-53773
A BETTER cash offer for used furni-
ture Moon Bros Furn., TIE l-l299.
A BETTER price paid for furniture.
stoves, etc. TIE l-5Ss3. Dealer
A BETTER cash price paid for furni-
ture washers refrig Lyle, TO 9-9Sf4.
"A FURNITURE DIR Complete tomes
or odd pieces. refrigeEa,oTs. washers.
baby grand, spinet and apartment Size
piano stoves. Call US before you sell
We will pay the highest price possible
TE PESOS
a HOME or furniture or odd pieces to
furnish a home. refrigerator, washer or
apartment size piano PLAZA so7S.
ALWAYS sell yotif furniture when YOU
cail harrington Furniture, PL sl21.
TY 6-9223
BAND saw. table saw. air compressor,
shaper jointet Plaza 4i+S ask for joe.
I CALL TO s-S344 for best prices on
used furniture. Dealer.
FURNITURE wanted wan pay best
. prices. .Yockey- BIoS----rE- -2zda3I------
! +REFRIGERATORs taken ON new unes
or will pay cash ALLIED, HO 1920,
TAXI METER wanted. in good condition.
Call Cadillac sll3.
WE buy old fur coats or trade in on
new ones. 32S Michigan Theater Bldg.
WE PAY csc old newspapers delivered
70 376O Central vi bSAS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
PLUMBING-sEWER SERVICE

8 a CLEANED electrically q aims and
sewers 50 90 SIS. WORK guar, Any.
time Anywhere TE 2-235s
Al SIMS Cleaned. So electric sewer
service - hr. " 7-3l75. IN 2-2654.
3 RETURNED set. licensed master. re-
pairs alterations. electric sewer clean
.or u l-3f54 any time
ABBOTT Sr0or SCrvice-Clesned cleo
frieauy All hlu-z and sunday Sc 20
SIS Free PCT Guaranteed TY T-T9os
ALL PLUMBING AND HEATING Make
yuur hOf water heater automatic S2s
complete. Gas heat Installed no down
payment PlnfIee sEO5.
all PLUMBING repairs end complete
naaue'asf ~ SBaltt " s-ssSA
.ALL SEWERS sls arks GtrtricaIy
r.esned boilers Installed TY 7-5ilO
AL sewers drains opened cleaned
ELECrRIC MACHINE. sl hours ihclud
lng SUNDAYS ~ i-esoo\
All ELECTRIC seaef cleaning Work
llafsutcCf CaH anytime II 2-3Oi3
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
TILE AND WALL TILE

Al TILE WORK: new and repairing
/ free estimates Call ~ 2449.
/ DOES your bathroom OF Kitchen need
/ tile? Free estimate. UN 4-lS62.
6< s TILE. bath and kitchen repaired
and remodeled. oIs-oSes: " i2ff7
TILE your bath and kitchen reason
able. work guaranteed ~ 500l.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
COLORED GIRLS
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE
Situations Wonied-remole

FIRsT class eaterese 9anis-pafk in
private family. Phene TH 1886
HOTEL work. housewnrk or dishwasher
2T4l Elmwood RI 23O4
RELIABLE LADY wants part time. days
$40 5 days TO 7-3f5S
EXPERIENCED coloreo woman wishes
GAY work. cleaning or wall washing
II e27s
EXPERIENCED colored lady desires
eesifier -t.cr-oorr work. 1865
Cardoni
coLORED lady wishes day work Tues.
Wed. Thurs Cleaning and laundry.
CT 0RQl
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
RUMMAGE SALE
WEARING APPAREL
RUMMAGE SALE

LEAVING Tor Florida. Will Sacr
genuine raCOOn coat, size l2-la, ).
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
AS LOW AS So

sewers nrEt ctaEed dosncd cleo
flaUy .vitrol' c.r,l1}' no rrIlV no
lasrEe A1yVlffs. sANniHE including
F.reaw no faTf
pLr1fB = $50 DIGGING 90 80 MISS
SeHers drains electrically cleaned IS
years exp or 2f4s TO e-7s5o
PLUMBING tll Kinds OF HFAT-
rEC REPAIRS ALTERATIONS. BATH
ROOMS TEkH- 10 ssoIr.
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

ia exclusive publications of Negro music and sp;r;tu,ls-
Negro magazines, Negro stories, publications, dailies, books
by Negro authors, a Csc popular library of pocket books
for circulation in all public schools and appropriate for
family reading and culture. The Westinghouse radio
would reach the entire world and every program would fea-
ture a Marian Anderson selection (by that time poor Mar
ian would have sung herself to death) and there would be
hourly news comments from Negro reporters from the cap
ital of the Nation, where they have yet to get in the Congress
sional press roll despite vehement agitation.
The laborate panacea calls for Westinghouse in Texas.
some place near Brownsville, and Corpus Christi. Then
DIR. Brown would invade Mississippi, stamping ground of
the Northumberland coalition where a health resort
similar to Mayo's in Minnesota would be built. This is a.
bout all he could figure up for Mississippi. In Alabama,
he would set up a George Washington Carver Laboratory in
which much cotton picking and sweet potato planting would
be very much in evidence since his plan does not call for
any further incursions into deliberately Iai dout racial lines
OF this birth state of the late Booker t. Washington.
Browns Westinghouse in Florida s'conspires to beckon
the American Negro to his native health. Here the Negro
would be placed in close contact with chickens, mules,
sheep, goats, cows, hogs, turnip greens and other vegeta-
ton of the garden variety which twill lure the naturally
ambitious
Thus, we have the picture of our immediate future. We
can rear back in our swivel chairs and enjoy belly laughs,
as usual, for the self-sufficiency of the race. That is the
natural tendency among us since few are as brave as DIR.
Brown in the Origination of any kind of idea that might
have a sound basis.
The scheme of Westinghouse may be one i'm a long line of
crackpOt shakedOwns that Frequently rise to plague our
~weD-being, but it is safe to say that where Brown may in
terest thousands in the South and elsewhere who are inter-
ested in being wholly Negroes, there will be twice that many
who will not willingly concede the hardearned privilege of
marrying white women, eating in white restaurants, going
to mixed summer camps, ETC., for any idea of this nature.
They take and stand on the issue Of indignation or nothing.
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

The first time L heard that phrase it came from the lips
of one of the truly great elder statesmen There was a life
lime of experience in his tone when he said, 1--WE under
estimate the strength of freedom" .
What he had learned in his years of struggle to improve
the conditions of his fellow Americans, is the secret of the
power of democracy. 1t is the vital spark of reserve pow
er of our republic.
which is invincible. Fearful souls have spoken and writ.
ten much of the might of totalitarian naiOns-of the speed
with which they can act. of their cohesive power. But all
of these are as nothing beside the strength of freedom.
FREEDOM has powers beside which the powers of dictators-
either of the left or right-crumble into their native moth.
ingness.
There is a balance of power in freedom because it is
applicable to all without regard to class, color or creed.
Without equal rights for all there is no freedom for any
no liberty, just license to Cypress for the favored few.
Freedom means the possession of self initiative and the
exercise of the powers of deliberation. 1t takes courage to
be free, because it demands the acceptance of duties a 3 well
as of rights.
A man who is free is a strong man. He is free from the
chains of hate or prejudice, from fear, s~elfishness and des-
pair. The man who is free has learned to walk alone. to
think and decide for himself. HI does not lean on others.
He stands firm by himself.
We have underestimate the strength of our freedom. 1t
as like the education of a child. If a child has been prop
decisions. Those who have been trained to freedom have
the strength to use it wisely. This is our salvation as a
nation. This is the cohesive quality of democracy.
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

port requirements of the
Brazilian government.
Well, Brazil is on a big in
dustrial boom and needs
skilled workers. But that's
only half the story-the new
Brazilian industries are large
ly controlled by the same A.
merican monopoly capitalists
who have always fought full
and equal employment for
Negroes in this country. AL
though fully half of Brazil's
40,OOO,O 900 people have vary
ing percentages of Negro
blood, Jim Grow is making
Roadway in that country be-
cause the Americans who con
The Omaha guide., 1946-04-06

?. Police certificate Of no criminal record;
3. Two letters from officials Of reliable firms stating
bearer is not harmful to public order, TO the national Sc
curly or to the public institutions;
A. Certificate Of health (form furnished by the Con-
sulate);
5. Certificate of vaccination against smallpox, issued i'm
last five years;
6. Proof Of lawful occupation (not needed for married
women accompanying their husbands); this may be letter,
in duplicate, from applicants employers and should state
that he is in their employ and that they will be responsible
for his maintenance i'm Brazil;
z. Birth certificate; =
8. Marriage certificate;
9. Two application forms, furnished by the Consulate;
10. Four photographs, on white background for each
adult or child;
Fee for visa-$1OOO.
According to the Brazilian Bulletin of Feb. i, official
Brazilian government publication issued at 551 Fifth Ave-
nue., New York and from which this information is taken,
all persons desiring to enter Brazil in a permanent charac-
ter must appear in person at that cOuntry's consulate near
est to them or having jurisdiction over the locality in which
they have resided for the last six months. If you don't
know the name of the nearest Brazilian consulate, write
and ask Ambassador Carlos Martins, Brazilian Embassy,
Washington, D.. c.
If you want to 60 to Brazil on a tour or a business mat
ter, you will need only a temporary visa. And here's what
is required:
l.. Passport;
2. Certificate of vaccination (smaIlpox); w
8. Certificate of Health, stating that bearer is not sf-
fering from any communicable disease;
4. Police certificate of no criminal record;
S.. Letter in duplicate, stating the purpose of the trip;
g.. Four photographs, for each adult and child (pass-
port size);
Z. Two application forms, furnished by the Consulate.
These rules for both temporary and permanent visas
will be changed when Brazilian Decree-in Law 1867 of
September l8, 1915, goes into effect. 1 do not have a
o1-r Sc al Ioo~oo E ro I-tT 49, HoII tlot 81. ~~oL.1
no mention of race or color in its provisions regarding
qualifications for new settlers in the country.
Even so, I'd like to hear the results, good or bad, of any
application made by a Negro for entrance into the country.
If Negroes are being admitted on n equal basis once they
are assured Of jobs in Brazil, we ought to know about it. liz
they are being refused admission, we ought to know about
it too.
Drop me a letter in care Of Continental Features, 5O7
Fifth Avenue, New York, letting me know what happens i'm
case you ask for a visa to enter Brazil.