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Evening star., 1946-09-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VAN TRUCK-Pickup and delivery serv-
ice, large or small job. Gail AID. 1897.

VAN TRUCK-Pickup and delivery serv-
ice' large or small Job. csll AID. 1877. 81:
MARINE VET with lh-ton truck desires
general hauling Jobs. One-ton trailer also
iss'sSe xHS IRdk HT zSs e ii. hour or ,o, hard %.
wood slabs. about "A inches long. S12 per
sGEf Gs siscs6 va sERvtcE Sf moyins
and an. h;pl,ng Of a1od Al kinds. by hour . or
X TO IL TON TRUCKS. panel. stakes
and vans, available for local or long 7dis-
tance hauling: by the hour, day or week
Wet w furnish A.,sy sysEsthing but drivsEs IA,
IoMAI p ma CUE sufk e. ne Ho sse So
FF FFu6k oss fos HRE-R AecoRM1ckS;a Sol ph
VAN TRUCK. large or small Jobs: expert
enced help, prompt service: reas. rates;
MOVING AND HAvLTNG oi N kinds, con
LET ME- no YOUR HAULING in or out of
city: specializing in building materials:
vFTeRAN DESIRES household moving and
senersl hauling: any time. anywhere; re-
reasonable. XR. $780, Hxt. ~. -
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs BY Central
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
A new group Of trucks Just received, so to
che0ss from; some cM nsw' al suaranteedd a.
studebaker,- 2h tons, 6x8.
Buses ca, 1912 GMC, Ia tons. 90
PASSENGER.
Dumps-1942 Chevrolet, ~ tons: 1910
DodEe. "a tons; 1912 GMc. ga tons;
air brakes, II ,OO-2O tires.
Semitrailers, new-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 10000 tires: under
low ceiling.
Command csrs-l942 Dodge Acton
Pickups-1942 DODGE, a4-ton. some with
winches
WIeekersml94s GMc; ga tons.
Vans-l942 GMC, 2z tons.
Caterpillar tractor Allis-Chalmers.
IL tons.
Bodies-10 and IL steel-cargo bodies
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3l43 Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday, 8 to q:
Sunday. 10 to 8. Oh. 1000.
TO reach; Out Through GEORGETOWN,
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy
tRoute 21I or 29). drive Ia miles.
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GARAGES WANTED.

LOCATED NEAR 35th AND r SITS. NV:
So per month, Please cali MI. 1883. --23
:-CAk GAKGE., preferably brick. in yicin-
ty Of 1sth bon. and co SouHss 4ss rd by reliable
4 or CAR GAkAGE In commercial zone
to be used as warehouse. Phone TR. $500
= s1s
Or 3 CAR GARAGE. suitable for stor-
age; vicinity 0eorgia and New HAMPSHIRE
ayes. to Takoma Park or nearby Nd
Phene CH, 1000, MT. SOC. IA
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, miles from War
Ing 115 acres, 20 in timber: S-room house.
bath and electricity; small dairy. 6-horse
lawn and shrubbery 4 mile on OF high
way; good road TO place. buses and mail
TO gate: For appt. call JULIAN P. KELLY
Phone Warrenton g6-W-4
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eARAaeS FOR RENT.
AdToRcYclH

SCAR GARAGE for rent located at 6609
Poplar ave, Takoma Park Md Suitable
for storage or parking of trucks, Call
Ii t4O5 after pm
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KANE 4 K0oNs, Attorneys,

DISTRICT ccoeuJRTT 81 81 The UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 67,615. Ad-
That the subscriber, OF the District Of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbis, Letters
Lacey. late of the District OF Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 9th day OF
by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate; Given under its hand this
NATIONAL BANK or WAsHiNoToN.
BY: AUBREY o. DOOLEY Asst Trust
Omcer. (SealD Attest: MELVIN j.
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills for
the, District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court 212soc5
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
RUCK, 1910 Dodge, van. 1la-ton: within
Pa ceiling: S1,400 Call WALTER BEHE

TRUCK, 1910 Dodge, van. lI2-ton. within
OPA ceiling: S1,400. Call WALTER BEHE,
LU lI44 "a
FORD 40 cab and chassis, la-ton truck
II st ne. 80.
FORD TRUCK. 1912; long wheelbase plat
form. heavy-duty tires, in good condition;
2-speed rear. OPA ceiling, as is. S993 Is.
BILLH1MER 4 PALMER MOTOR CO,
Hyattsville, Md. WA. O9OO. -.2
DUMP, 1941, KS: Mack
tractor. 194l, sleeper cab, air brakes;
Autocar tractor and highside cattle trailer.
1899 air brakes; Chev. 1899 nat 12-foot
body: International. sleeper cab and fur
niture van trailer. 21192l21 Bladens-
burg rd. ne -"
LARGE TRUCK, by the hour or Job: hard
wood slabs. about IA" long, $l2 per cord.
Call SINGER. WA, 77s4. -24
FORD. stake body truck; good condition:
Owens 6SS3 -23
1912 tractor and trailer;
first class condition. for sale or trade.
4817 N. 18th St, Arlington. OK. O37O.
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AUTO PAINTING.

work suarsntesd. aIHERT. 41oa Pa
coLTMsfA LT AuTo BoDY eS9 a sstimates esSra siHen
eyes. and weekdays. 901 North Quincy
AUTO PAINTING, complete job. $50; one
day service. Cali RA. 1852 for appoint
ment. 23s
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED, 81, 900 construction loan at so.
Have water and sewer in and 1870 of ma
terials required for Groom home; can fur
nish insured title and st mortgage: mate
rial insured for $1,000 Must be immediAt
without delay or red tape. Call Owens
6ll5 -22
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

sS sgH .: sTaS Sosl sac sGsss
terms, Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play Of models. l109 Jefferson Davis hwy,
day and b3lidays. o. phone IA, 1164.
METAL 4-CAR GARAGE, 20x40, to be dis
mantled and erected on buyers property;
will come down in sections. UN. 2266.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

NEW .FOUR-ROOM HOUSE-Immediate
AsTsaEs' as;aE cr,. g; !; hcmesites. MISS CLARA
SARASOTA, FLA-For sale. charming
modern house. $4,000. Call WI. 1875
DIRECT WATER FRONTs-onerinf the
best in country living near New York City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alma sonry resi-
dence with heavy slate roof on two acres
OF the most beautiful grounds in the estate
ssction. Sandy beach on Long Island
slmos, every window. 8 family bedrooms,
3 modern baths. Low carrying charges.
Rye. our finest water front estate; South
ern Colonial brick with stately white
columns: On high knoll with 10 acres of
beautiful grounds. sloping to sandy beach
on Long Island Sound. Sheltered yacht
anchorage. Compact modern home. II
rooms, baths, all on 2 floors; planned
for easy housekeeping. Garase. green
house, tennis court.
archmont-Stone and masonry with
heavy slate roof: 9 spacious rooms, festur-
ing living room 20x40; 3 baths An acre
of lovely landscaped grounds with frontage
on lovely river Completely furnished with
rich oriental rugs. drapes and exquisite
furniture. Brochures on request. 1mme-
diate occupancy OWEN A. MANDEVIILE
;}64 Post road, Lsrchmont, N. Y. Tel.
2-340O. ~
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

"PARKWAY" BUYS ALL MAKES, ali body
LOU Allen, MI. Ols1, for an honest high
dollar appraisal, Or bring title and truck
to PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 305l M St.
NV. (2S years of fair dealinR) 40
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

OCEAN GROVE, n. TEN rooms. III
baths. pipeless furnace; furnished; near
boardwalk $4,000; half cash. Phone
Glebe 400. Ext 355 22s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT w. FOX. Attorney

ALbEhI w. FOA, htt0fnes-
sis c0gKT ,Hf pset 81 THE # c5SnSs
Holding Probate court.-No. 81, ,4s5. .Ad-
That the SUBSCRIBER Of '1 tn. a Distres S Of
columbia has obta ained from the Probat.
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
cas a. OF OF the the Dcf fstf 0f Of
ssainst the deceased are hereby warned
ttereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 9Th day OF Sep
tember, A.D. l947: otherwise they may by
day- OF September. 1946. ALBERT W.
fftsst oSa ME1VR Nn1ssy Bas Mssa1Es sM pseat,
Resister of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
es.. ssas: nns PAszASsa1 s!s Es.s:
Filed Sept. 10, 1e46. Charles z. stewart
IN THE DISTRICT e!frf; COURT OF THE
bi.;-In Re Application Of RALPH VICTOR
kesa5 Ms a9r Ghsnss vt Of
ehsnEinr his mann to Rabbi victor Kan.
order ons Of Dpsd 70 the GGs for
hi. 18th N day sSeo Of ] r. p ns ordersd
an o0 non
day Of October, 1a46. why the PRAYERS
Of said complaint should not, be sranted:
published once a week for three eonsecu-
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
Star d and the Wsshlnston Law Reporter;
srEMzs VIZ eSey eeit 81 nsss cFAsaEs
Deputy CLERK. k.---- se21 .28.oc5
MARK C. BOWSHER, Attorney,
500 lIth Street, Sc.
Filed Sept 8, i948. Charles Z. Stewart,
uos5 TEE s199s, f. ERE 3 2,
bia.mJohn {. bailey. we ct E a., Pisintii1s. IN % vs..
4ed5sw Andre NC ar.sn sl o I;a &
TION.-Ths object Of this suit is to estsb-
iish Of record. by sdyerse possession. the
title OF the plaintiffs in and to real estate
seri6ed as as s Lots i. Numbered fSsnss aS'' eos,
TweRty.one T. R,ocs oIm and Twenty-two @
No, s At page 10 Of tn. record, of fh.
lots beinr also desisnss.d as lots 90, Fl
and % in SQUARE $3.50. On motion of
the plaintiffs, it is this 9TH day Of septem-
Andrew Green. If living, his unknown heirs.
devisees and slienees; il he is dead, cause
their sppesranse to be entered herein on
publication, Of this order: otherwise the
cause VIII De PROCEEDED WIN rs IN case OIL
default. Provided, COPY of this order
be published twice a month for three sue
eessiVe months in the washington Law Re
porter and the Evening Star. ,'s' H. a;
Copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk.
BY ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
SCI 1ocl 5, l9no2.l6
EDWARD H. HORTON, Atterney.
41O7 Reservoir Road. NV:
States for the Distric. Of Columbia
ministra ton. = This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District Of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
liams Adams, late of the District of Colum-
5ia, deceased. All persons having claims
70 exhibit the same, with tn. vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the SUBJ
scriber on or before the 11th day Of Sep
tembsr. A.D; l941 otherwise they may by
estate: Given under my hang this 1!th
DRICH ADAMS, 1905 Van Ness st; NV
(SealD Attest MELVIN j. MARQUES,
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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|Goren on Bridqe


ten on the topic of covering honors,
yet it is probably fair estimate
that at least half the times when a
player covers an honor with an
honor, he Is committing an i'm
propriety. The covering habit finds
its source in the ancient slogan on
the subject. Stated briefly the case
is this: An honor should not be
covered unless there is likelihood
that something might be promoted
thereby for self or partner.
Where the next honor in rank Is
held by the enemy, covering rarely
does the defense any good, since 1t
promotes card for the opponent
and not for your side. In today's
hand, covering an honor by East
would have meant the difference
between defeating a game contract
and permitting its fulfillment.
South opened with one heart and
North responded with two clubs.
This bid Is not recommended. With
a hand this weak the naming of
new suit at an increased level Is not
approved and the proper response
is one no-trump. South's leap to
three no-trump is fully justified.
There is little to be gained by show
ing the diamonds.
West made the normal lead Of the
five of spades and dummy naturally
played the 10. Had East yielded to
the temptation to cover this honor
it would have meant the loss Of
game. The jack would have been
established as subsequent entry
and would have permitted the cash.
ing of vast quantities of clubs. East
realized that if declarer had no
more than two clubs, that suit
might be shut out. So he ducked
the opening lead.
Declarer then led low club from
dummy, but East did not take the
trick and declarer had no means of
bringing in the club suit. He then
turned his attention to the diamond
suit in an effort to develop three
tricks from that sourse, but when
this failed he had to resign.
| tCopyrisht l946 by Charles H. Goren
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.ETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you hays
Tettered-Out" correctly it's 1usgling trick.
Answer to Yesterday's Letter-0ut-
(C1 sCREAM-SMEAR spread oni.
,R) RDCURS-CURSE condemn.
fE1 DREAMED-MADDEE tdye plant.
tPb DEPIOY-YODM, tsine high.
IT. TREASURD6-R REASSURx give sonA-
aeneeD.
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AUTOMOBILES FoS SALE,

In cooperation oith OPA, ad-
Uertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model. body type, price and state
ment within OPA Ceiling"
Evening star., 1946-09-21

s-ROOM HOUSE, mi; 300 feet on wa.
ter: pa acres
Groom house on Rhodes River, 1l6 feet
Of water front
6-room house. near water, ami
House and lots Beverly Beach. m
MAYO Nd
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BEATING THE GUN
By ALVIN MOSES

hoayvnc-ht Moloerdl vho THRILL
cd l,ouarars and p4 ags The
year ~ the e ln OLYMPIC
aam ia Yves IN London
,cn pttu n frHca 'se
iin o4f haze o
euttr thl- tollo Etue s
VIE Toledo O.
s: Ole Walker. s9e polplcr
Nhep NJ expert, lhrrsht would
be mWhNeisht rhal pion
rnyns q local Troy won-
der me other MATT for S27 a
side. ! rade what call q llnn
SHOT durilg pra- u.- lll
Lard same Ny opronnl an hut
wanted q tear hy 1d oii te-
cause l sHh Shots eei
innate ~ promises W aui ~
YOU decision tMl m Il M
right please -tieorse Gross boss
ton.
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NEW WORK CANPt-Prior &c
Tony Galenio sensational s'and
AGAINST Joe Louis wasn't m stop
ped Wy a colorca hoSci VI,
friends lan 'hNt em thnkiua
OF Tony battle against CmcJeo
and ots Thoma nrh. ctl,stc
Won can yol heip me oat II my
dilewma Oscar Putord Clc,e
land
4; you are correct. 0liie. two.
ton Tont. The 290 pound rough
aud luwnIc brui>or of Orange.
y. j., fought Neil Cii>m. tall.
lnrniau. IN the R"ston llr,lcn
around 1928. and Tie coior,d lad
gut Galento'> eyes "a badly the
referee stopped H. fourtee
stitches vcre required 10 patch
The wounds over both q! Iony'>
eye.
o what was trc name ~ the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
Ms DOUBLES

Lloyd Scott and Louis Graves,
TeNas-New York
Jimmie Mcdaniel and Al Mcdaniel
J os angeles. Calf,
Douglass Henderson and John
Wood Baltimore. Mr.
Nathaniel Jackson and Dr.. HUI
bert Eaton, Wilmington, y. c
Maurice Jackson and Charles
Jones Washington. d. c.-N. Y,
Albert Johnson and Theodore
Stoglin. Los Angeles. Calf
Or J L. NcCriff and J. l.. Nc
Griff. Jr Portsmouth, Va
Ronald Fioullteau and Howard
MINIS Tuskegee. Alabama
Charles Herbin and Douglass
Hunt New Work
a Romeo and G Mandor Iermu-
da. 3. W. /.
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Sport Shorts.....
- By JOHN M. LEE
!. cyIr ROBINSON VS.. JIM CROW

NEW YORK-Some of the boys who like to call the
n on matters of this kind have been predicting for
u ,;oe that old Jim Crow will knock Jackie Rob
% or OF the running before he gets chance to prove
" mette with the Montreal Royals Brooklyn Dodgers
|tsu club Having noticed throughout the years how
string his drest cks, have been inclined to string
ng with the wise guys, but few late DEVELOPMENTS are
changing my mind
Right now I'm willing to lay odds reasonable or nm
reasonable that when Jackies trial is over and he goes
n 10 fame or back for seasoning Jackie himself
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LyNIOK nnrRLrS

Fred Wilson and Hilton Davis
New York Now Jersey
Flanklyn DALEY PM Asa Ander-
soi south Carolina Penn.
Clyde Freeman and Thomas FREQ
man Washington. d. c.
Harold Freeman ana Wendell
Freeman Washington. y C..
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Rounania Peters and Margaret
Peters Tuskegee. Ala
Ora Washington and Anita Cant
Phila Pa Washington. n. C.
Gwen Mcdaniel and Eolin &
Thornton. Los Angeles. Calf.
Martha Davis and Matilda Davis.
Elizabeth y J.
Doris Miles and Thelma Nc
Daniel Richmond Va.
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American Tennis
Assn. Releases
l945 Ratings
tRTHUR p. CHIPPEY. Sec'y

htHt " u NhIFItl, see
RALEIGH. y. c. The la4b rat
ings OF the American Tennis As
ISOLATION have lust been released
by Miss Laura V. Junior. OF
Philadelphia chairman of the
Rating Committee. throughh the
office OF the Secretary Of the As
sociation Cleve Abbott. Director
of Physical Education ut Tusks-
gee Is president.
MEN'S SINGLES
LloNd Scott, Preuie View Tex.
Jimmie Mcdaniel. Los ANGELES.
Or Reginald Weir. New York
John Chandler Fanwood y !.
Maurice Jackson Washington,
Louis Graves. New York
Francis Powell. Tuskegee. Ala
Delbert Russell, Detroit. Mich.
Howard MINIS. Tuskcgec Ala.
Ronald Fiedllteau. Tuskegee, Ala
Or. Hubert Eaton, Win 'ne.on.
y. G.
Charles Herbiu, Nov York
w I" Cook, Durham. \. c.
Theodore Stoslin Los Angeles
Gerald Allyne BROOKLYN. y Y
Nathaniel Jackson Wilmington.
y, C..
Ch1iles Jones Sew N,rk
Robert BeSuc;t Fort niX \ J.
Edward 4 6auey NJ 3rooklyn
{ Mdndor B"rmuGa b. w /.
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thai since thc white major league
teams are giving Negro players
chance tho Negio majors shouid
give the Whit PLAYERS chance
Ibis s6d that kiep won II games
and loei while pitching for the
Erie Pontacs last year Eddie
has bccn michne Twelve wears
Just~Vhat tbe reaction wil be
when he appears With lhc club az.
some place where mlNed to,us are
nor ALLOW Il IS unprcdiciaMt
First Negro Wins Notre
Dame athletic Letter
The frst of ne race % mpei
IN Nolrc Dame Athleius Frazier
Icon Thompson has become one o.
the outstanding spruiers ia me
chool track history Thompson
won fho 50 yard dash recently in
% ltiangulH meet vi'h Michigan
state and Marguerite
tn Hono >ludcr' taxing ibe PIC
mnhisa COURSE IN thc college 81
cr'ncc LEON is tpncr Navy s..
y trnpee s'at oned A. Note Dame
Waite Nsarine inc Nayy hIe last
yes hcaut the hr-t Ntsro "a
ctcr win d Notre Dame uouocrain
THOMPSON natt % pmade-
! pfla fard tllD foet spNen inches
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W0NEN'S SINGLES

Kathryn lryis, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Llllinn Van Buren,. Detroit. Mich
Ronmania Peters. Tuskcsee Ala.
Mana Davis Elizabeth, y. J.
Gwen Mcdaniel Los lngelcs,
Lavinia Moore. Detroit. Mich.
Mildred Brown Task gee, Ala
Anna y. showers. Brooklyn. y. "
FLORENCE Barnes Washington. DC.
a Martin Bermuda. y W. /.
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Will be the one TO proclaim the loudest that
ne made 1t or muffed it on his merits, and
that Jim crow never sat on the bench when
the decisions were being made Jackie
you will remember, told the world = sbort
while ago that he was getting every consid-
Grafton due him, and that he was being
given a chance to break into big time hail
on the basis of his abiity-not on his color
He also said few things about the fast
pace IN his new surroundings. and he adj
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

FIRST WHITE SIGNS WITH NEGRO TEAM
by PAUL H. FIELDS

The World Negro Champion Buckeyes have signed
Eddie Kep 25, from Erie, Pa. He believed 10 be the
first white baseball player signed by club in the Negro
American League. During interview he stated that he
had nIayed sempro baseball with MIXED team and felt
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MINED 10, DlLS

Lillian Van Buren, aud pelbert
Russell. Detroit. Mich. .,
Kathryn Irvis and Dr Il Walter
Iol'rsnu Perm Nireina
Lolnc ThorGtou and iohu chand-
lcr Calif-Ncw lcrscv
Anita Cant and Dudley Wood
ward Wrsh n New jersey
Frames Citizens and VIM cBahel
Jones BROOKLYN Bait, Md.
q. Martin and A. Fox, Bermuda
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know from nothing.
COULD BE DIPLOMAT


Well hat sort of set up for some revised tbinLnc
bu made little reservation when remembered that
Jackie Is clcancut intelligent youngster who could no
Il diplomat the occasion called for IT, Sometime whom
you're trying TO make the grade. YOU don't mind singing
tune hat the boss wrote if YOU think il will HELM YOU 70 Got
"A 10 the tor So Just waited and wavered
Last week snapped out of my static condition ,,bo
aw stand me ROYALS took when the ball parks AZ Lack
sonvlle FLORIDA and indianapolis, Indiana were locked
&agan them because the Montreal Club insisted on brin
ing Robinson and his team-mae John Wright ALONE ~ -
Xhbton games against the Jersey CITY Giants ana Id
Earapo' respectively In straightforward statemont
A9nlfea Mel Jones floored Jim Grow for the f CONT
we took Robinson and Wright alonp-becanso ,,o
Pad never been told officially that they could H.
We snow why tnese games have been called Off bu 40
alea e'llg either Robinson or Wright down Tbevro
2paf' o. our team and they go where we 90
i nat good. straight talk and NOT tho kird - t;,
WHY meaning can be hidden 1t is the sort Of Stand
'ao % DC taken sooner or later if Robinson was ~ no
Re'eh tan chance to make the grade Mel Joncs MIL
a and u hat were not enough Branch Rickov &c ~
oogef me club that loses the dough re mi vhoreve
Eran cancelled said
the Montreal club is in such fine condition ye dor,t
car icy exhibition game along the rest of the wav
MIGHT NOT MAKEIr
From here on in, its up to Robinson Indications arc
nay ne is ghng uphill because of the usual bad breaks
al payer Fets-doubiy hazardous for fellow irving 70
~ on the hg circuit There is strong possibility fhat
aykle won make it this time. Should he fail he'll be
ack again Tor another try, for he's got the stuff
inee Is one consolation all have Jackie Rob
on icked jim Crow in baseball Whether it STAYS lick
or not depends upon the other Negro candidates Who
VIZ oe invited into the fold, and upon the men who run
ne farm clubs Robinson has opened the way and made
/ easier ior the clubs and the Negro ball players.
bic ORDER
\. He took sizzling assignment and covered himself
WIN glory while carrying it To be the lead-off man
"elc mat carries the fate Of whole race is pretty
TX ofae Jackies bound TO think of this when he is out
eF TFlAg and it might have something to do with his
om3aces They haven't been bad, but even he admits
QUO nave been better Maybe he'll make the grade
~ Y ut II ne doesn't it will be we'll to remember that
carried extra weight the first time out
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JrNIOR SINGLES

Franklin DALEY. oransehurg sc
Clyde G Freeman WASHINGTON
Hilton Davis Elizabeth y. }.
David Jordan Nashville Tenn.
Nelson Antley Eng ewood. y. j.
! Wendell Freeman Washington
Carl r Blackman, Brooklyn
Asa W. Anderson Philadelphia
Rudyard Foley Los Angeles
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Edward Bragg. Brooklyn, \ Y
VETERANS SINGLES

John b. Garrett, ruskegee, Ala
DR. f. r. Downing. Roanoke, Va
Fred Johnson New York
Naaman Henson. pnila. Pa
DR. c ". Furlonge. Sml.hfieid,
y. c.
Richard Terry. New York
Rev, Arthur Moore. Phila. IA.
Charles Williams. New Yor:
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GIRIN SINGLkN
Althed GiLS0n, New York ~.
Joan Branch, Cleveland. Ohio
Gwendolyn Nicely New York
Gwen Whittinetop New York
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B0l'S SINGLES
Wilhert Davis New York
Thomas Freeman Washnrtor.
H. G.
Maynard Driver brooklyn y Y.
Harold 7. freeman. Washington
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-13

In addition to flshing-state
fishing laws sappIy-hunting is
permitted except as posted. Squir-
rel and grouse are found in good
numbers.
Zaleski Park has become mec-
ca for photographers who find lin
its wild beauty ample opportunity
TO exercise their Photographic
skill.
Zaleski's $4,000 acres is only q
part cf the aDO square miles ssf
Ohio's public park and recreation
areas. One acre in every 1877, or
more than l94 thousand acres, arc
devoted to parks in which visitors
can relax and enjoy the out-of-
doors.
NORTH and west Of Zaleski State
Forrest Gre the wonders Of Hockiitg
County which travellers have pre-
cisisi,sd y tss0s sSlie liaIi,essstt ii,sst of IN
words scenic spots.