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APIS. FURNISHED icant.l,

Toeas COUPLE AFT 5I esa,s hack ,sS B0rs
GRoRarTSxS GHois SSt snd St s.s:sroom, Sc t,t,h.r
RaI path zbV living room and 2 freplaces' $3.50.
sii sYf TAfLoR ST. N.w.-Lr. rm.. y kit.
bath and 4 bedrms., nicely furn.: suitable
ST siso vaeans nssn.d RAJ sDs s7cS q girls or men
sO1senisi s@ sasI fiIls, ssl5 Ling: I'd ne; sss.
DoWNTOWN-small !-room studio .rm.
share bath; ss5. Ex. 4544. ssox Box s4a.x, 5,
APT. rms. kit. and bath: all modern
improvements; adults only: conv. bus and
train. Iss1n sssy,ss soxis q s. sEIrz Bowie, Nd.
ONE OR g PROTESTANT LADIES, between
sa BEDS d ss:Is s sxo st AT ss with sse 0ssr LADY
iis1s R1GGs Gti -IaI' PI. N.w.-Liv. rm.. kit.
sipstts Ssss: msn,Ps DsdT%s' two with twin beds
permanently employed men or women n:
GIRL 70 SHARE roomy apartment IsG with
mo. Cali Ne. s477, Ext. & sol % after a'9 S:se! 80!
1919 IRVING ST. N.w.-1-rm apt. nrst-
q. front: for employed couple: nondrinkers
coMpf CON- fi1 rnRS Sk .P4 r. fs9 5000 or $50 mn
d
maid ssIv.: good loc. 1924 Vermont ave
GIRL TO SHARE e-bedrm. apt. with .
other girls; pvt. room: S3Os3 mo. Call
Lu. 446l after $50 pm. leg wayne
2 GENTLE GIRLS want another girl to
NV; ~, Can NO. ,6255 after $50. w.
fOUNG GIRL to share apt. with another
siri 1o Gall Tuesday or Thursday after
1onG 1;5Si Gssn. GN; s1s6. 1909 Russell ave, Kay
GIRL; Gil Jewish tsse ,21-ao,, share NV.
apt. with another girl Dupont Circle: $50
mo mo. Du. 1857, 6-s pm. or Box 69-Y,
READY TO OCCUPY rooms and hath
an facilities $50. Lu. a7SS. ssoa sna Perry Perry
BEDRM.. KITCHEN APT. for refined.
quiet people. nondrinkers and nonsmokers;
Chrlstlan home. Ewes. GIL. 2l4O. Box
Dupont c,ons VT crRGELE.Bashelor na,E apt, spa
an, and private tiled bath. pvt entr. and
elevator to mr.: maid service and linen
GGlEoRGEToWN. 1907 slst st. nv
Sheerful living rm.. bedrms., bath,
Kitchen. spacious rms. and closets. $50
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

ALE TYPES OF OFFICE FURNITURE. in
Guiding business machines Ma 500
Sat and Suns, and after pm, SH
BuLLDoZER for hire. Call Falls Church
3415 ~
BuLLDOZERS-Sman bulldozers for back
BULLD0ZERS, carry-alls graders for hire
reasonable. with expert operators for grad
ing eXcavating and clearing. MR.. CUSICK
SH S44@ -
PUBLIC ADDRESS RECORDERS SOUND
TRUCK for May day. etc; low rates
SOUND EQUIPMENT CO, CO 4445 Open
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Md. & Va.

ALEXANDRIA-Large room with twin
beds; conVen. bus service. Overlook 1871
EVANSVILLE - Cool nicely furnished
room: nrst 4, adjacent bath, and shower;
transp. "a blk: gentleman only. WA 597O.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, in new home;
bright, cool next to semipvt. bath: good
trsnsp unlim phone; gentleman desired;
CoLoRED-ILARGE FRONT ROOM for
couple near Pentagon and Navy Annex,
snd 20 min; TO- Wash; no objections to
LGE:. WELL.FURN. RIM. porch. garage.
Ssemipvt. bath: nr. bus, 12 min to Pen
tagon; two employed persons; refs. Phone
CHI 1870 80
1924 MACARTHUR BLVD, 12 stops from
Army Map Service-Single room for man.
WI. 4ll5. 90
LARGE LIVING RM. AND BEDRM., beau
TRULY furnished; gentlemen only. SH.
6442
74I1 PINEY BRANCH RD.. Takoma Park,
Md,.-Large double room In pvt. home
gentleman pref. 81. 1929 after & pm
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ROOMS FuRhisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

B ST. NE. 134 Capitol Hin. opposite
supreme Court-Lge double front, twin
beds, bath: 1 or , gentlemen: $50; /
single; $35; Ii. 1855. Il
4S7 ST. S.W.-Single room. 50; double
l7l6 goth ST. S.E.-Furn rm. in new
home, az modern cows. private bath;
RM. NEXT TO BATH-New, pvt. home.
unlm. phone; gentleman only. Twinins
! l50. 80
LGE. STUDIO RM., light housekeeping. for
l or =. also single rm. with kit. privil;
quiet neighborhood; mr.. Congressional
LARGE END FLOOR FRONT ROOM, CON-
pm. DI. 1921 90.
1899 BAY ST. s.E.-Nicely furn., Single
Sleeping rm.. next to bath, near Gallinger
CoLoRED-EMPL. COL LADY, newly
furn bedrm.; PRIVILEGES. No. 5, 1920 &C"
st. Apply after pm
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s BLKs. FROM CAPTTOL-Liv rm.. bed
sm' sm' dinstte; KIT. and bath: nicely furn !:
$3.50 KANSAS @ AVE- soS NWSFr vssf s.a1, fm for 2s =
$50; back rm., for 2. $50: one kit. for
both rms. adults only; nice sec. ia. 4s45.
1888 PARKWooD PL. N.w.-one sirI, 90
to G5, to share gentle home with other
girls; S32.50 q mo. Call CO. 9016 after 6.
I OR 2 RMS, kit and bath; in private
home. IL miles District line; conv to
Andrews Field or Navy Yard; adults
Phone Brandvwine 329I
TWO GIRLS to share house: twin bed rm ;
kit and laundry priyils: S35 1912 23rd
ST. Sc. FR. 4409 or LU. 6746. --29
ARLINGToN-Su suitcase. 2-bed-
room furnished apt: now till Aug. 81;
utilities included, S125 per month. Cali
TO pm. KE. 7107.
WOMAN, alone, wishes to share lovely
apartment with two refined ladies or cou-
pie: Ss5 month. Administer Abs. 1855
Hillside I'd. Sc. Apt. 8.
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GROOM APT. available for doctor. dentist
or any professional man. at 224 East
Seapitol st. ne. Rental, $l25 per mo- For
1000 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Bedrm
kit.; parGly furn;, Frisidaire; semiprivate
pain; $50 mo. Dl. 1883 after 5 pm. -2s
possession: sold on cooperative basis
SI,5OO, with small down payment and
monthly payments, SS925, like rent.
open 1or inspection 12 to till sold. THE
STANTON. LIS C at
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, QUIET COUPLE desire bed
room. private bath, pref. residential sec
pm
LARGE ROOM with private bath wanted
Dy Govt. employe (man): Chillum neigh
to Q pm.
LADY, Govt. employe, perm. status. wants
single. clean, quiet rm., vic Dupont Circle
MOTHER ANB SON. veteran, desire large
room in the Mt. Pleasant section. Box
56.Y. star. 2S'
BROOM Housekeeping apt. private bath
and kitchen preferred. Connecticut ave
vicinity. for . Christian women. Box
h4-Y Star
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

HORSES BOARDED-Fine stalls, pasture
trained caretaker. Call Elmwood 839
RIDING HORSE. years old for sale.
HOMEWoOD FARM. Cali Brandywine
HEREFORD STEERS. e5
head native yearlings; also 10 Angus
helterS; any number reasonably priced
SH. 2lI4. Me 1924 80
SHEEP-For sale, one ram. ewes,
lambs Call SH: 2s4l. -27
, HEAVY WORK HORSES and harness.
plows and harrow, disc harrow, wagon:
horses are s and 9 yrs. olo: guaranteed TO
WORK anywhere. TO $3.50 -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.


18th AND ASPEN SITS: N.W-Bqnsalov
latest type modern kitchen, lge. bedrms.
Sy n9aesn baths s ge seo closets
NV: Ma. $40. Eyes,. EN-. ss5i. Ma7 ~
vACANT-I7i9 IRVING ST. N.W.-Corner
two-story brick; four bedrooms plus two
OIL heat; s"4,975; terms. Key, 1901 Irving
sdH. ass1 sp4h. cvs 55.s
rooms and bath side porch, full basement,
gas as heat, nice nsigh5orhood shown
eyeaI ey aDpSln'ment' 81, 74ss RUBYE NJ AckEN; 81.
18th ST. CORNER 10 min. to town;
perfect perfect location for doctor modern home,
with artistic nTepi, din rm and ultra
mod. kit, bedrms;, unusually lge. master
bedrm.. tiled baths, spacious closet. oia
pine rec rm. 9 entrances. 2-car ssrage.
auto. INV heat. storm windows, screens,
window shades brand-new AWNINGS; in;
consider reasonable Offer BY appt. only,
LEW1s EEIS .Iss BROWN " adlh2a dl2a Vermont ave SA
cinSi cHEvY s'es;i CHASE. AZ s1Di 3! c-sess5o[New
listing, det. center hall brick, near Lafay-
ette school 1st a. has Ice, liv,, rm.. din.
5edrms Ssns rnshed ahd d room nf ID at
F. .TwEEb Co. EN- 200 until 9 pm:
PINEHURsT CIRCLE, east OF Conn. ave
First offering OF this beautiful detached
center-hall brick, on a large Level lot
Seldom aIe homes for sale in this area
/ st floor has living room, den, dining rm.
kitchen and z. bath, 2nd floor. 3 bed
rooms, . baths; stairs to storage attic: |
recreation room in basement: gas heat;
detached garage. This property is In ex-
cellent condition. p. A. TWEED CO, !
5504 Conn. ave NV. EN-. l290
CHEVY CHASE, near Columbia Country |
5O0-Brick detached. CENTER
hall plan. 1st noor; lsyatory, living room; |
foor, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths: stairs to stor- |
age attic: gas heat: attached garage. Al
co. 5504 Conn. ave NV. EN- 1920
until pm. 81
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ROOMS UkFURNysHEp.

CoLORED-UNFURNIs ROOMS, Fla
ave NV. convenient location. Call MEL
SON 4 THOMAS REALTY. 415 Fla. ave
NV Dupont o14o
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APARTMENTS WAhIEp.

EACHANGE modern 2-bedrm. apt, neal
area. Call WA. 1904 after 43O pm. rs
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APTs. FURN. AND UkFUR.
APARTMENTS kxcuAhcrn

ONE BEDROOM or studio apartment,
kitchenette. completely furnished other
II desired: $50 per mo; downtown NV,
section. Box 265-X, Star.
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AVIATION.

PIPER CUB. 1855: licensed until Sent !;
newly covered low engine time: excel
cond.; guaranteed solo; S1,O25 or trade
lor GOOD auto OF equal value. WA. 81 :.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

1T. COL. MARINE CORPS, wife, desire .
bedroom, unfurnished house in Arlng-
BY bond Address Lr. Col LAMBREcHr, eITr
! ADULTS iN FAMILY urgently need d "a
sH sfdr9Sm: osa3 unfurnished house. pref NV.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. no children, de-
SIRE nnfurnished house by June LIS; 2,
uo to Sl35 mo. Careful tenants. Con-
ysnient satt to transportation, NV. Call AID.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable tenants. adult
couple. no pets or children. seek un-
furnished house or apartment at around
$50 mo Box 3S3-V, Star. 2s'
ssdIm bos. large corp perm wants g.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE need small
bunealow; suburban Maryland: good trans
Ist. Box 35l-V, Star 27s
COUPLE. settled, no children or pets. want
in desirable section only. AID. 5i62. ss7
FORMER ARMY CHAPLAIN wants to buy
or rent d or s rooms, modern conven-
issnees; sd Washington or suburbs. Write Box
MARINE OFFICER. WIFE, two children.
transferred to their native D. C.. need
bedroom unfurnished house, soon
NV. Washington preferred, North Arling-
Say W. ysaTs Phone pi' fSssS dsY H1peo1 or
sALEs EXECUTIVE will pay up to $3.50
per month for 8 or 7 rm. unfurnished
detached house in or near the District
Four in family. Best OF refers. Call MR..
BONE s0SE' Sunday AK o41o: weekdays. RE.
YOUNG COUPLE desires to share furn.
house or apartment; willing to work
around %o Ro9 hSufe prefer suburban area $50
THREE NATURE Christian ladies. best
fereneces, wish to rent or more bed
room DON Oct; Hdi, house M p G or nearby Mary
BEFORE JUNE !; unfurnished 4bedroom
WANTED. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE or
apartment year around: l am a soldier
with wife and three small boys; will take
in Washington. Box 35-Y, Star. 81
FAMILY FIVE ADULTS needs three or
four bedroom house, unfurnished Airing
Ton or vicinity, Phone Alex. f481, 29'
NEED 3-4 bedroom house unturn, by
June 18th; about $3.50 range; responsible.
good references. PRICE, Sligo 1926.
NAVY COMMANDER and family, desire
3 or 4 bedroom furnished home: for occu-
pancy about July Is. Phone North 1898,
ADV. EXEC. and family, need ? or 4 bed
room home Immediately. unfurn. or turn.
SILVER f1sS: sfRisG L 2RfA unturnish.d d. by
81! s,sI ST 1900 Ext 5isf or Box ;Ss:Y
EXCELLENT CARE GUARANTEED Your
3.bedroom. house; NV. preferred marine
oficer. wife, 2 children with 1ve refer
ences; need immediate housing. Wiscon
ADULTS DESIRE or 7 rm. house: Oct
unfurn.; NV. ST. 1888 or CO. 1885 29s
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

YOUNG EMPLOYED NURSE desires room
with board in pvt. home, ne. section OIL
1850. Ext. $50. 8 am. to pm 2ss
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HOUSES UkEURNisHEp.

VACANT. .6-RcOM HOME and giassed-in
back porch: plenty of all kinds of fruit
trees; IL months rent in advance. 1925
per month. On Columbia pike. opposite
Fairland School. Call MR.. BEACH, TW.
1915 or Ashton 2I24 81
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POULTRY and EGGS
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 St. NV, ME
O0Sa. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.
GROOM BRICK COLONIAL BUNGALOW
Fireplace, large basement, garden, lawn:
near PeNtaRon Gil HO3R
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, 1919.
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
HYATTSvILLE, MD.-lst-f. apt. in dwell
ing; private entrance: 500 per mo-; heat.
light and water included. A. r. kerr.
agent, WA. 1851. 20
COOPERATIVE APTS.-sAlE.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Tmmediate DOS
session may be had Of this attractive
modern apt. containing liv. rm., din,
area. bedrms., kit. and bath: priced
to sell at $4,000: payments approx. $50
per mo-; substantial cash required, Fo.
further details cali Mr.. Goddard Ma.
SALES, INC. IS
AS Low AS sI.0Oo DowN-vacant: Inn
mediate Possession; 8 and Groom apts.,
for inspection II to pm. until sold.
The Stanton, 12S c st. ne. FIRST MA
TIONAL REALTY CORP. a05 18th st,
NV. RE. 353l or UN. O759 2ss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

ADDING MACHNEs. typevriters, calcula.
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI 1l77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., Sl3 14th ct
NV.
ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators.
cash regis, Office equip. any kind, top
7rlce. ME. 1886 CO. 1925 ewes, Sunday
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APARTMEhrs UhFURNIsHEp.

/. n, -
Is, bath
cts: S150.
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WATCH. Hamilton, 20 diamonds. in pIati-
mum case, l7-iewel movement. excel cond
must sell; $3.50 or best offer under Box
WAFER HEATEns. gas. electric. all sizes.
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G WEBSTER
627 ? ST EX 4616. wO 223O
WATER SOFTENER and 75-gal. Rudd
tank, Sl60. 1911 InEomar st, OR 5:}:}l
s CHOICE LOTS in the National Memorial
Park Cemetery: will Sell all 5 for $500
cash. or separately, 5000 each. Cal! MR.
R. o BEANE MA $3.50. 40
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=, in good cond.. from
machine. Burroughs, cash
COLUMBIA, 1905 Eye ST.,
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REFRIGERATOR

66lnktiGEkAIoRSE 6td.t oRSE5-WestinShouse,, Philco,
sSTa Essi7f s2fii s%ris tsDsEs sEeVeE IfP Sc
RatRIdER,IoRSI Hi Il Is nie, Il @ 2a46' Ii, eo50i
dc: ali Sizes makes; Iao recond' GSe0 quar- e. ;
FEFRIoERHTioN sAfEs ifEs' sEkVicE sEkfcEiGoL Go
REFRIGEhaToR, REF tiIh II 4 "" seF pc sH a9i9 7sa4
REFRIGERATOR, Universal, 6 Gu. #. Call
REfRIcRFarc%Ro f5sf1 a. %o SeSe, sS IT, westnxnon,.
RiEfR!GEfAToR; aiffr e Ao slo5 5Universal $50. Call
REFEIGEaAToR, Phileo cOnservsdor. g
RIFIEs0Mode 70 11'!y "a5o" 'f Roberts Dtas with with
sfe6cs.t choice Of scope; model 81 WINCHESTER
beth both guns excel. cond. Call Sligo 77lS
ROLLER, s-ton tandem, C. Fl. and E.
l947 and trailer with hydraulic brakes,
5000. Call Elmwood 62l
RUGS. Oriental; special sale, building new
i%xi7 1o;, serspt, ii ,ssls,4T T indis, ieSaSG; a'ax
2o9s; Meshed. u SXl6.l1; Petoek, lO,IOx
REoAL DRUG CLEANERS, Ss Sss 5nS MAINE iHenss ave-.
sAwMLL, liant No 3. with log turn turner;
3-<aw ledger; l15-h.p, Deisel power unit,
l-S tIActor. with winch without tractor.
East Falls Church FA s327 -27
SAxOPHONE, B-hat tenor. Martin: abso-
lutsly Ike new; highest cash offer. FA
syRE5Ns ssE b...l SNss ssssnssoh inches. COPPER.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer eiectrics;
sale or rent; also 31-15 tailor's and hem
stitching machine: immed. delivery. Open
ewes. 3109 l4th st. NV. CO 222l
SEWING MACHINE, immediate delivery.
Singer desk model, sI39, so up Singer
consoles Sl29 So up: Singer ports bies
S69.5o UP: other elec. portsbles. .s4s. SO
up; Wilcox Il Gibbs portable, S49 so:
renting and repairing, all makes Have
your old sewing machine converted to
ELECTRIC, So so. All work guaranteed,
CoNNECrICUT AVENUE SEWING MA
CHINE SERVICE, 350S Conn. ave, EN-
SEWING MACHINE sALE-This should be
seHoqt, because the prices are right.
Nhlie they last One Singer elec desk
moSoeL HoSoeL reverse stitch, built-tn drawer; was
SO now SIZE so. One Singer elec con-
soie' MI so One blond mahogany con-
sole Srand.new New Home. Three eIec.
portspleS - 30, $50 So SOS. One nice
tSeadle, SO so One hand portable, S25
0peh thurs eve. till pm We rent
to ,eiec. Tor S%2. so. 3si2 Lee hwy, CH.
sEWiNo MACHINES, Singer, nal. az SO Tsn,.
eaAEaL 2<l2 18th st. NV, co. s245,
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COOPERATIVE APTS.-SAlE.

apt. in dwell,
per mo-; heat
A. r. kerr
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VET. student, and wife-to-be desire an
path, | room; now or by the first Of June
SslI GE; SS92 after 6 pm. IS.
unfurnished apartment. BOY 35-Y 5Yeos1om stor
Evening star., 1948-04-27

WASHER-Electric. full automatics spin
ners, or wringer types, % to 40 per cent
on. Mcguire sez. Large volume small
proftS, make a successful store" Mcguire
VIII allow you large trade allowance on
your old washer. and easy terms. ALPFR-
STEMS CUT PRICE APPLIANCE STORE.
1920 1th ST. NV. MA. 1853; Ma $3.50.
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THE FON' HAS ITO WIVES.
NOT 600, BRITAIN TELLS UN

LAKE sue ESS, N. Y. -
(ANP) - Think one wife too
much? How about 10 of them,
or maybe 600? A complaint
lodged with the United Nations
Trusteeship Council last week by
st. Joan's Social and Political AL
lance charged a man with hav-
ing 600 spouses.
The man accused is known as
the Fon, chief of the Bikom tribe
in the British Cameroons. He
first came into the spotlight last
December when the alliance, a
London Catholic or 6 anization.
claimed he had 600 wives and
took another one whenever he
found a young girl to his liking.
However, the British govern
ment denies this. They say the
Fon has only ITO wives, and that
he does not have the right to take
by force any girl in the tribe-he
only has the right to claim the
first born daughters and all
female twins in certain families.
In reply to the charge of
polygamy, the British admitted
that "the state of affairs in
Bikom is shocking to Christian
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gram in that section.
The possibility of such strategy
developed here June 7 while Gov.
Millard F. Caldwell of Florida
conferred with virginia's Cover
nor William M.Tuck at the ex-
ecutive mansion. Caldwell de-
livered the commencement adj
dress to the graduates of the
Medical College of Virginia Tues
day night, June s.
Gov. Caldwell talked with re-
porters at Gov. Tuck's office and
expressed the opinion that eff
We can get the facts over to the
North, the thinking of people of
that region will be almost as
much opposed to the civil rights
program as we in the South"
He indicated that southern gov
ernors might conduct a dispas-
sionate and factual program to get
information to Northerners on the
basic angles of the civil rights pro-
gram for Negroes and what such
program would entail in the
South.
Gov. Tuck's comment was that
he thought such a program
would certainly be a fine thing"
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SEND IN YOUR NEWS

In keeping with our NEW LOOK
with its enlarged facilities, the
Northwest Enterprise is pleased to
let its friends in Seattle and
abroad, know what's going on.
Are friends visiting you? Are
you spending your vacation else
where? Do you know of any hap
penings here that would be of
interest to our race elsewhere? If
you do, send it in for publication.
We have three reporters who
will be glad to accept your news:
Mrs. H. G. Thompson, phone EA.
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pond to a call for special re-
porter to write up your parties,
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You tell it to the Northwest
Enterprise. We win tell it the
world through our National Negro
Press.
Our dead line for news is 8
P. M. Monday every week; adj
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day.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-06-23
Heayyweights Featured
On AII-Star Card
Monday, June Is
RUFUS JONES

After Eric Holbock made such
an impressive hit on Bob MUIR
rays last card in defeating Chief
Little Wolf, two out of three
falls, Matchmaker Bob Murray
signed the tough Scandinavian to
meet Abe Tourist. This should be
a terrific bout as both boys are
plenty rugged and have outstand-
ing abilities.
Backing up this big heavyweight
bout will be two other top flight
bouts.
Rufus Jones, well known to Sc
attic fans, will take on Gus John.
son, who recently returned from
successful tour of Sweden.
In the special event two boys Of
main event caliber, Jack Kiser and
Al Szazy, two of the greatest
crowd pleasers in the wrestling
world today. will be featured.
Starting this big bill off at
$3.50 sharp are a couple off speed
balls, Billy Hunter of Canada, and
Danno Mcdonald Of Scotland.
So, make your reservations
early for this big all star card
at the Ice Arena Monday, June %.
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HENRY WALLACE SPEAKS ONLY TO
lJNSECRECATED AUDIENCES

WASHINGTON Henry Wal
lace's insistence on speaking only
to unsegregated audiences has
shown what personal action can
do to help end Jim Grow, the
National Alliance of Postal EN-
ployees declares in report on
civil rights just issued here.
Released by Bertram A. Wash
ington. chairman of the organiza-
tons subcommittee on civil
rights. the $4,000 word statement
opposes the Taft-Hartley and
President Truman's Loyalty Order.
Speaking on the fight against
Jim Crow, the report declares:
"The fact that Negro and white
people can work together and CO.
operate without basic friction has
again been demonstrated, very
recently, in the program of the
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare and their sponsorship of
a tour by the former vice-Presi-
dent Of the United States. Henry
Wallace.
Mr.. Wallace addressed thou
sands of Southern people in nom
segregated audiences and vigor-
ously denounced the system of
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BASEBALL
Globe Trotters VS..
Hawaiiiians

The Harlem Globe Trotters,
famed Negro baseball team, will
appear in a holiday exhibition
series at Sick Stadium, home of
the Seattle Rainiers, playing a
doubleheader July 4, and a night
game July 5.
The Globe Trotters, under man
agement of Abe Saperstein of
Chicago, and directed ON the field
by Paul Hardy, one of the greatest
of Negro catchers, will be opposed
by the unique and interesting
Honolulu Hawaiians, composed OF
crack Chinese, Japanese, Portu.
gese and Filipino players from the
islands.
Adding to the entertainment that
will be provided by the three holi.
day contests will be a hilarious
sideshow featuring the nationally
known sports clown, Ed Ham
man. Bringing number OF
props" and new fun stunts, Ham
man, a white youth. is a specia
attraction with the Globe Trotters
who has convulsed baseball crowds
from coast to coast.
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Peck Pleads for Negro
'Centlemen's Agreement

CHICAGO-"The greatest film I
can think of would be one on the
Negro as frank as 'Gentlemen's
Agreement was for Jews" says
Gregory Peck in July Negro Di-
gest. TITS got to be donel And it
would carry even more impact
than 'Gentlemen's Agreement"
He knew about the race problem
all his life, the Academy Award
winner explains, but had never
actively fought against prejudice
and bigotry until his recent role
in Daryl zanuck's epic. Peck
then toured the South and spent
a vacation in Haiti.
81 felt tension, fear, conflict
oozing through me-" Peck de
clares, "and now I realize what's
got to be done.
I'm just an ordinary guy.
don't know all the answers. But
I'm pretty certain of this
prejudice and what causes it has
to go! Talk it out, legislate il
out, educate it out with books
newspapers, radio, films. But one
way or another, it's up to every
last one of us to assume RESPONSE
bility for the welfare of our Eel
low men"