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Evening star., 1947-07-16
LOTS WANTED,

WANTED-Row house lots BY pEyate
builder. preferably in D. c. Box 1an-i' k:
10 TO 40 LOTS, together, with utilities
Bethesda or Silver Springs Vicinity. for
Immediate construetion;, WI pay py,dsI Top
SlO1 wisconsin ave. Bethesda. WI. S267
IN OR NEAR SILVER SPRING. Cali sH.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
4-FAMILY APT. HOUSE. one apt with
. bedrms: in good section. Call RE. 52l6.
HAVE $4,000 to invest in 9 modern
apartment building, about 80 units. No
brokers Box 2S3-S. Star: -i6
apt, bldg; 80 units or larger: no brokers.
HAVE CLIENTS for your property: nothing
too large or too small. Call HARRY CO.
HEN, RE. 4771, GE. O2s6. lis
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH to invest
in apt houses. units up. Call 81. 1882
till O D M -lS
Evening star., 1947-07-16
SUBURBAN. sALE-yIReIkHA.

FIvE-ROOM BRICK bungslow; conven
blvd; full bsmt., auto. heat, stairs to ex'
pansion attic. conven. terms and will &C
or. CAPuTI REALTY. Phone FA. 2122;
ewes. OW. 5161. IL
CHOICE OF TWO. Exclusive "Lee
Heights" bet. Lee hwy. and golf course
Rambling, spacious, white brick; heavy
slate roof; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. first A.;
rec. rm.. acoustic tile ceiling. Immed. pos
session. S33,500.
Full 2-story brick Colonial, with fnest
interior decorations and equipment. A
home Of distinction See the inside to fully
appreciate its value: S2S,500. Drive out
Lee hwy. to Cherrydale. bear slightly
right on Old Dominion DIR. Keer
straight ahead / blk. beyond Lorcom lane
and turn right on Vermont, st. Follow ar.
row to open sign at 1915 n. Vernon St
HILL CO, INC. CH. 5000. II
Evening star., 1947-07-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont

0vER Two ACRES, high EESIlins ES0 W90dIsnd' q aad
I mi out Columbia pike. Dial Alex. 59o6.
Closed Sun.
ATTENTION. BUILDERs-In order to set
nice level land between Alex. and Arl at 9
very reasonable price. Located on p%ayed %
TOR WICKERSHAM OR 200. lis
Evening star., 1947-07-16
OFFICES WAN1ED.

WANTED-OFFICE SPACE, approximately
900 50. it,, ground floor preferred; GOWN
Arm: to buy or lease; ref. available. eau
MR PHIFER or MR., MARTIN, OR. 2244
Evening star., 1947-07-16
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE AVAILABLE in real estate
once suitable for young accountant t. OF
attorney; reasonable rent: exceilent oown- Nsp
town location. RE. 1875 ask ior 1a sN
CENTRAL LOCATION, desk space, fur;
nished, with switchboard service: maj
siso ayaiIsble without desk space. 40
Bond Bldg. Cali District 2s0l.---22-
Evening star., 1947-07-16
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED BUILDING for manufacturing
Have client wanting building. with aEprox.
Uight manufacturing) In Arlington Co
If you have such property contact Ber'
nice johnson, TIE. 704S, MYRTLE A. WEA.
DON CO., Va. ofhce9, OW. 7440 or u
Evening star., 1947-07-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

e,sss FT. End commercial gro9nd at
436, 43S K st. NV. for lease. LUTHER L.
MILLER, Woodley 1892. IT.
5I4 10th ST. N.W.-Several floors avail
able in 10-story downtown bldg; End COM
mercial zoned; ,Approx. 1,600 Sd. #; per Il
light manutacturing o5 once USE s.rJqM Imms, :,
s07 N. 7: AVE: NV. End com. zone; Cen
trail location for dry cleaning plant dis
triIutoD etc, Attraetiye new display front,
room 1st floor. ofnces upstairs. 1st a; will
hold heavy ~ machiaery. nd1a OIL heat. heat
i; 1st-coMMERCfAL BLDG, near 14th and
Rhode Island ave. NV. containing approx.
5000 50. IT. Of floor space: owner will give
51yr lsass f Ct $500 mHnts Mn Brad oall
COMBINATION wholesale, retail 2-storgy
location in downtown section, with 10000
So. IT. and automobiie elevator; g9sssoSo ooo
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, D1. $500;
1921 M Sth ST; NV. 1st semmsreial.s- ON ssI 81
apts; New condition: rent reasonable, NO.
o1T2 or PA TT61 C2s
Evening star., 1947-07-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE YOU An OLD OR diminished house
that can be remodeled and made hyable
ties? Must be reasonable. Call c. T.
MORAN, Falls Church 919-J-3 or DI. 1927.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, sacrifice at
$7,5O0-8-room stone and frame home,
elec.,, plumbing; IL a.. Of beautiful noun;
tainside woodland; 40-mi. view; located
VOL, ME. OO1O; Sat. and Sum, WI. SALT.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

VETERAN desires grocery business in
growing colored or mixed section:
through CT bill; loan approved. Call RE
2O36 or HO 1879. ~
Evening star., 1947-07-16
eApAAs FOR SALE.

5o ACRES. Burtcnsville. Md. 10 miles from
District line; rooms and bath, elec- barn
and outblds.; al fenced; $4,000. Can
Evening star., 1947-07-16
EL-Omce space, 6
%. IT. each. So Per

floors Of about $500 SO. IT. each: So Per
So TT: early possession.
14th st. NV, near R140-ft. front win
Of-street location. near 18th and N sts.
n.w.-2nd floor, $50 So. it.: $50 q month
Conn. ave. and Columbia rd. n.w-Non-
II 900 50. #, adequate parking space
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC, 1417 st. NV
MA 9301 -1S
Evening star., 1947-07-16
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

I41N R. I. AVE. N.W.-1.O00 sa IT. ware,
house space with concrete fioor. and 2
wide doors. on wide alley; reasonable gent.
SEED ga A wAREHoUsE?-our ONCE has
several fine listings. For prompt. efficient
and courteous service and fuIthsMT HI info5ma- ani
tors. l41S H st. NV, DI. Q057. Mr;
Woods ewes, RE. O692, Ext. 101. -18
Evening star., 1947-07-16
coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

81 900 50. FT. of level End comm. grount
with private Pennsylvania Railroad sid
ing. located in N. Z. ave. section, for sal. M
last available sites in this area. Ex
elusive with JESS FISHER $S CO. Real
tors, 913 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 5000 IL
Evening star., 1947-07-16

COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.
2O24 ST. N.W.-Bmt. once, $40 per
mo. For information, call j. DALLAS
GRADY e. SON, 1104 Vermont ave. NV.
DI. 1880 Is
Evening star., 1947-07-16
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

ON COLUMBIA PIKE, near Pentagon and
mercial ground for rent, in whole or IN
part. Will give long lease to Iesponslpie
party. Cali MR.. KIBLER, MA. 1888 or EN-.
3415 evenings. III.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

SILVER SPRING = Pick your Colonial
brick now, on lovely hill overlooking sil-
yer Spring: 3. bedrms. and baths; large
cash required PHILIP B. KEY REALTY,
81 3O1O until pm.
Bethesda-Beautiful -3-bedroom home;
Medical Center Living rm. with fireplace,
screened porch. dining room. full base
ment; large, well-landscaped lot: Only
II5,9Bo. PHILIP B. KEY REALTY, 81.
S0l0 until 8 pm.
silver spring-Brand;-new bunsalow. 2
bedrms living rm.. kitchen and bath. nice
tic, Price right at $4,000. PHILIP B.
KEY REALTY, 81. 3o10 until 9 p m. lis
Evening star., 1947-07-16

CONTINUED on Next PaxsS
Evening star., 1947-07-16
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

ASHTON HEIGHTS-Six-room frame. .oil
heat, fireplace, full bsmt.. lge. lot with
shade trees. Immediate occupancy. Price.
S13.950. JUDSON REAMY. agent, 1122
N. Irving ST.. CHI. 0SO0; ewes, call A.. E
Gentry, GIL. 1886. is
FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING on this very
attractive evergreen lot there is lovely
1-room Cape Cod house featuring wood
burning fireplace in living room. ample
closets and storage space; also very COM
Portable sunroom for lounging. We invite
your inspection. DAVIS REALTY CO.
2SlS Washington blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI
Evening star., 1947-07-16

1 ACRE-S14500. This lovely brick con
sisting Of large living rm., fireplace. dining
rm., Kitchen with space for breakfast nook:
large, bedrm., "a bath on 1st floor: .a1 2nd
bath. Full basement This property Is a
short drive from Washington. with beau
tiful view Shown by appointment only
ALDEN j. KIEFFER, OK. 0S36. GIL. 7l16.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
California Jmcro National Guard Rapped


The handful Of ambitious Negro officers who indicated their
Willingness and participate racial In the
California National Guard doing distinct disScTvco all Cali
fonRns This docs tolerate racial
phase Of its official activities and Negro should
this attempt To bootleg Jim Crow in at back door
1t quite that the State Guard introduced this
pattern but the official the that the
the midst Of life and death struggle and that
peril Neither Of those valid but they did paae
the evil they designed to justify
Negro participants in the Jim Crow plan tend TO their
attitude the claim that II participate National
Guard activities shall have accept segregation
being aud they quoted saying that should pRA
ton and work to end the HopaRtS plan from the inside
The argument has the Of plaublity
realism, There record which
baked has abandoned The truth
dwindnR away gathers strength
that Both those scRrgae
segregated vested interests In maintenance
dsband with for continuing -juSt
while longer.
II evident that Negroes their places tho Ma
ona Guard they he numbered defenders
Of their and nation There why they should be
required to submit the ndgnty Of with inevitable
order do their duty who bow the
indgy counsel bowling much consucd
" demand IT,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Pioneer Press for State FEpC

nterracial pubiCiEed
always popular Groups be benefited take
And the general public the glow which
backing worthy Frequently nothing
Of efforts beyond resolutions
That Minnesota replace talk with specific
couraging sign.
Not only Rev. Francis Ggan Of St. Paul
the neracial heads Young
dthe has also devoted Of his
to the need for correcting racial and religious intolerance
The commissions report realistic While acknowledging for
example, that the brought employment gains Minnesota Negroes
because of the need for workers. three difficulties
which still Very few Negroes being upgraded
job The number giving employment
there still need for convincing number Of employers and labor
unions Of the inherent evil Of job discrimination emmng from racial
religious prejudice.
The commission favors fair employment practices statute In
Minnesota such legislatures have enacted New York. New
Jersey Massachusetts and Wisconsin There the
before the be legal by which who
has suffered from discrimination who adequately all
Cancellation services could appeal the Of the state
There natural the of employers
their right hire whom they choose The
that stating fatty that
opposes which would employers
pcants regardless qualifications Laying
caion se-up the commission view that "the
carefully that employer would be forced
incompetent applicants On that basis Minnesota should certainly
willing by law well by moral suason the elm
natOn Of economic Bbosm in the States Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

kilograms from the right peopl,
back home political leaders an,
constituents intclligently written
would have moro effect In infuenc
ing members Of Congress on how {,
vote than group visits to offices.
or course, a large number q
Senators and Representatives be
lieve they should vote their convic
tons and their constituents, IL no
satisfied. have the privilege Of turn
ing them out Of office.
The orderly way 20 40 about
influencing legislation IL for In.
terested indiy iduRls and OTgAniTa.
tons first 20 interest themselves
In getting a hearing on the
measure In which they are inter
ested. They may then request
the committee chairman 10 allow
them 60 appear before the com.
mittee during hearings on the
bill. This will afford them an op-
pOrtunity 20 express their views
for or against the measure and
answer any questions that may be
In the minds Of committee mem.
beers.
Their statements will be print.
ed in the hearings and will bc
before every member Of the
House or Senate when the
measure comes up for debate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Talmadee Rules" BY 6s7 Votes

n
Two weeks the battle-ground the Senate the question
Today battle-ground
the fight the bgoy
equality demagOguery democracy dictatorship representa-
tive government
contendng Atlanta today. The
question
Georgia a-or hoed
power by expressing minority
primary last July. 100000
polls primary the Of
popular How Of the million
Tamadge, who today claims the Govsrnorshpf
record perfectly clear and unconteed: exactly 697 write
And this record remains clear and unaffected matter
how many whoOp Herman TAlmsdgs
corridors Offices many whisky
bottles and egaret butts they the carpets
the Of having GOT
total Of 100000 not representative government II not
guaranteed each Of the ~
by Federal Constitution
And again part which perfectly
and affected what legal teehneAes raised
what paragraphs subarngraphs
the Georgia constitution cited behalf Of this
that
Itmay BE- things today Georgia
vsrtS usce Talmadge legally Governor
Of 6g7 votes wrinkle the arst time that
the Law and poorly Society
BY changing Law to meet the needs Of justice
Ruth rstU must what the Law r..
w. have an American especially define
and 70 interpret solve the Georgia In
the eourtsand higher the the bstt For Be
stated the here than goysrnorshp
than the single What at stake the principles
government
The only way question into the courts for Gov
ANAL N hang on-dogRedy and rsIsnIssy Ths With
him And By inference the majority Of the people Of Georgia
drssd AndGs 60, popular votes than the winning candidate
RuRsns TalAdgs whose seeking 70 psTpsasts Tai
madgs dynasty Of fBshrsrL
Hang on Gov. ArnAni
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Governor Youngdahls Forward Morch!

Governor Luther Youngdah experienced politicians
IN his inaugural by advocating forward
formerly considered the the Demo
cratic party Minnesota His popular the people
y whole.
1t satesmanike refreshing
these days when there much double politics
and His COMPOUNDED those who
suggested that Houngdah would be Stassen
critics had remembered Youngdah
without benefit of they would
dahl didn't
the governorshp Youngdah Sassen,
degree Yohgdah Is governor in his right
The Negro and other religious
population naturally pleased that the
of his address important field of human
Not did he discrimination
after his inaugural he qualified strengthened his
by advocating his budget $4,000 for
a FEPC.
Thus his first week YoungdAh the
fortnight stand relations taken by Min
chief with the Of the magned Elmer
Benson.
This long admiration and acquaintance with the
his
to the state generally and cOoed population particularly
We vigorous, leadership
office during the is be hoped the Legislature
Youngdahl in his program
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Dear Joe
BY JAMES l.. HICKS

Who DO You Know, Joe?
Remember back there in the army
when the old soldiers used to toll
the smart recruits, 1T amt what
you know--it's who you know that
gets you somewhere in this army"
Well, Joe, that statement Is just rs
true In this veterans world as II
was in the army.
How are you making II In this
veterans world? Well, who do you
know, JoeH
People You Ought TO Know
DO you know the contact repre-.
sentative Of the Veterans Admins.
tration in your local VA olficc7
He's Il good guy TO know, Joe. lie
can make or break just about any
program you decide upon under the
CT Bill Of Rights, lie Ia the first
man you will contact and the man
whose recommendations will carry
the most weight when the chips
are down and your program h being
weighed. In army language he cor
responds roughly to your first
sergeant. Get TO know him, Joe.
II you are already in school your
first sergeant Is the Veterans Ad-
miniStration training officer at the
school. lie is the guy who dropE
around and sees that you are in
school, that you are getting your
checks OK, and that you are max
ing the correct grades in zoology.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

lie has the power 70 pull you out Of
school, TO stop payment on your
checks, 70 grant you emergency
leave from school and TO look the
other way when you are AWoL
from classes, You know you ought
TO know him.
Another guy you should cultivate
is your YER in your local office of
the United States Employment
Service. Who's a YER! Well
broken down, Jos, he is your Vet.
Grams Employment Representative
your personal representative in
your local employment office who Is
supposed 10 see that you get first
preference on all job openings filed
with the United States Employment
Service for which you arc qualified.
II somebody calls the USES Of
fees and asks for u mechanic, the
USES cannot send them n nun-Not-
orRn mechanic until the YER checks
to see Il he has a veteran mechanic
on his list who should be given
first preference, In other words,
Joe, he is the guy who can keep
you out Of the b2-2O club, Drop
around to your local USES office
and introduce yourself
Other People You Should
Know
The chairman Of your local
mayors emergency housing com.
mlttcc. lie is supposed to find ways
and means Of getting a roof over
your head, and il you are really on
the hall he might put you ON the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

The frequently Expressed belief liberalism
to be SuRnatod by the birth within tho month
Of liberal the Progressive Citizens Of America
Americans for Democratic Action.
The former group baoS itself the principles which the
United founded and objective
the support that majority Of population which
potentially but which, due lack Of information,
u hands the u present
The group which headed by Mayor Louisville
Housing EEcdcr Wilson w. Wyatt OPAu
while administrator Leon Henderson. organized with
that the majority Of Americans desperately looking
fighting liberal democracy
unequvoa" Both organizations Bhyng the
their fellow travellers,
And bestrring itself Alabama
elect Zig Jim Folsom has tho making tho all.
liberal Southern Human Welfare Abolition
tho money education with equalization
all the children ~ the testing Of tho Boswell
Negroes
rights the program;
liberals Of the under the leadership Of the and tried
proa gunst Of liberalism, Holding Carter,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Publishers
Corner

DETROIT, Mehwe these lines the penthouse atoh
DctTot Hotel Gotham where Msus" myself attending
publishers association regional meeting.
We just arrived at the hotel and haven't had chance to
investigate the claim that the Gotham the uptOthe-
minute hOstClry owned and by
The as thing noticed however, building
SCrupuOusly clean
We Northwcstcrns Chicago The little lady
wouldn't FOR plane ride this We going
Kansas City Thanksgiving Up the old (kC
help compressed her lips with When
aghed safely from the ship she said something the effect
You the brother again.
IN extreme emergency"
From Chicago Detroit had u rather Pcnnay
However tired that the rocking
As stood the Pullman preparing Rght
CITY, called from tho ahead: III" Cecil! II Louis
Martin Chicago publisher the
Michigan Chronicle Martin and Charles browning
wife the The boys of the press aouatcy
Browning Senator Caghon" He's repre-
sentative.
Al Detroit, by Carlyle =. and Aycc Stewart Of
people
Rev. Stewart the members church.
church In the AME Most Twin
tho
81 James Minneapolis. Later pastOTcd James. Paul
aud then closed hts MnnCOa 81 Peters AME
His charge recently celebrated anniversary
church brick and The
large l2room 3bathroom Arden
residential district where homes have a minimum Of 10
Rev, SewATt official stall full
addition to assistant pastor Many Of readers Rev.
Stewart avid golfer We learned about pong him
this tripl
Frank Stanley publisher president the Negro Pub.
fishers Association (NNrA) busy indeed lie wanted
know discontinued column. has
tell about the War oi
which W. o. Walker Cleveland
DoWdaIl Davis Of the Kansas CITY Cali and Stanley
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

I mayors housing committee. Mos
housing committees have ono OF
more members Of minority groups
Then II there ia only one empty
house in town you can take il foI
yourself, just like the politicians
dO.)
The national service officer OF
your own veterans organization.
This man can act as your lawyer
IN eases before the Veterans Ad.
mipistratlon pension and claims
boards. lie can save you lots Of
time and dough II you have com.
plant against the VA (and what
veteran hasntD, II you are a
member Of u eolorcd veteran outht,
however, you arc cut Of luck be-.
cause even though you might have
a national service officer he is not
officially recognized by tho VA. No
toIufcd organization mas yet been
recognised by the VA. The United
Negro and Allied Veterans Of
America may he recognized soon.
Who Knows You?
Some Of the amart boys used TO
change the expression around and
say IL amt who you know It's
who knows you'll" Anyway you like
It, Joe, the people just mentioned
arc good people To know and II you
get to know them we'll they will get
10 know you, Catch on1 Drop
around and introduce yourself Toll
them you are glad 10 meet them.
And keep in mind that they are
getting paid for meeting you.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

ington in I04l. Lautier
when international relations were
delicate, and wrung from PreSi-
dent Franklin ID. Roosevelt an En-
ccutive Order creating fair en-
ploymcnt practice committee, var
ious groups, from time TO time,
have descended upon the Capital TO
bring pressure to bear upon the
President or members Of Congress
in behalf Of some movement.
A history Of marches on Wash
ington shows that in most instances
they have been failures. First,
there was Coxey'S Army, a group
Of several hundred unemployed,
who, back in 1894, during severe
financial depression, marched to
Washington in an attempt TO secure
legislation in their favor.
Then, there was the hunger
march during the Hoover Admins
tration. The hunger marchers
were n motley crew most
marchers on Washington are--ob-
viously cajoled by Communist or
ganizers into making the trip, but
all unemployed and bewildered.
When Herbert Benjamin, their gen
eralissimo, sought to carry a petit
ton to President Hoover, he was
rcbufFed at the White House gates,
and thereafter quietly led his des-
perate band back to the places from
where they had come.
There was also the Bonus March
during the Hoover Administration.
The movement attracted unem-
ployed veterans throughout the
country. After the Bonus Expedi-
tionary Force staged its demon
stration along Pennsylvania Ave
nue., it encamped on the mudaats
Of the AnacoStia River, building
an amazing city out Of tin cans,
boxes and anything that could be
turned into some form Of shelter,
Living conditions threatened an
epidemic.
The Bonus March was destined
20 failure. Finally, President
Hoover teIcphoned Secretary Of
War Patrick Hurley. who handed
an order 20 General Douglas Mac
Arthur, who was then Chief Of
STAFF. Six tanks. 600 infantrymen
and two troops Of cavalry were
called into action, and the Bonus
EKpeditionary Force was routed
amid jeers from spectators.
On the opening day Of the
Eghtisth Congress hundreds Of
people, In an organized move
ment, reminiscent Of these earlier
marches. descended on Washing
ton. After arriving here and
going into Q conference they
broke up into smaller groups and
scurrisd through the Senate and
House Office Buildings 10 talk
With members Of Congress.
Their primary objective vas
IsHdsble. II vas TO urge Sena-
tors 10 vote 10 turn back
Theodore G. Bilbo at the senate
door. Bat IL vas dogbtfal that
o single vote was influenced by
the people ~ho had tTsVsIsd hun.
dreds q miles and endured ali
kinds II Inconvenience.
In the hrst place, such groups
get TO see very few, u any. msm-
b~rs sf Congress. They usually
talk With secretaries and other
members ~ clerical STATS, ubO
tell them they viii inform the
senator % Representative u
their visit.
On the Bilbo matter the minds
81 the Republican senate majority
had been made up before tbsas
RrOups Isft their homes. The fifty
one Republican Senators had Hnani-
mously decided In conferences 10 Op-
pose the seating Of Bilbo. No
pressure was necessary for them 70
east their votes against seating ths
blabberinR Miasissippian.
IA annears that a f@W latesFH or