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Evening star., 1948-07-02
HOUSES EoR sAlE-N.E. (csot.

Mr.. 3rd & R. I. Ave. NE.
in an all-white neishborhood. close to
public and parochial grade and hiEh
schools. stores and transp.; priced at
S11 $50, on very generous terms. Phone
Mr.. Norlander NO. 1895. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-07-02
COLORED-TRINIDAD

Completely redecorated; vacant and ready
for immed. occupancy: an exceptional g.
I'M home with 2 full baths that can be
used as a 2-iamily residence. Call us for
details, till pm. priced low, easy terms.
Capital View Realty Co.
MA Q1q7 IL 354O
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Montgomery County

montgomery county
eO0-acre dairy farm. 80 mi. drive 70 D.
C; new 4-bedrm. modern home. 40-stall
barn. also lse bank barn; streams. This
prep is surrounded by hne estates. Ths
price is reasonable EUGENE B oIEoELL-
Real Estate, 7542 Georgetovn I'd. Be-
thesda, WI cog: ewes. and Sun, David
Laughlin. WI. 1890. or WI $500 =
POOLESVILLE, MARYLAND
2 very old houses for sale, either one.
s4, 300 One brick, rooms, " acre
corner property. on main st. no I9'I plumbing:
modelled. l acre lot next to Episcopal
church on main ST., no plumbing. Gail
Heiberg Co.
1900 Eye st NV Ma. 1917. 4
SLIGO PKWY., Sill. SPRG.
Lovely English-type white-brick home on
75-ft. level lot in splendid residential
neizhborhood: living rm. 23x13. has fire.
place, beamed ceiling: step-up dining rm.,
kitchen and pantry; 3 large bedrms. and
BATH on 2nd floor. Built-fn garage. side
and rear screened porchess; full basement,
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
gifro 301H until pm
Evening star., 1948-07-02

ROCK creek FdTk ESLdIc
Near 18th and Kalmia rd. This beau
tiful stone and brick home for the dis
eliminating homeseeker. large lily. I'm
on on first floor. Beautiful spiral stairway
leads to bedrms and 3 baths, plus
small den or nursery; rec. rm. with stone
frepl and separate barrm. with ship
bar This is beautiful stone and brick
nome in exclusive neishborhood and
cannot be replaced for anywhere near
the price of $4,000. Inspection by appt
only. Exclusive with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
EN- 1900, 442O Conn. ave, Sun. and
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"LYNDALE

LYNDALE"
Just listed-One Of the best houses ever
built in this subdivision, being corner
semidetached brick home with rms 3
bedrms, tiled bath. screened porch, storm
windows and many extras; owner leaving
city. viii give possession at settlement;
Just a step to stores, schools and transp.
Call ME. I143 until pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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KENT

Beautiful white brick Colonial residence.
on one of city's anest residential streets;
wide Georgian center hall, liv. rm. open
ing onto very ige. rear screened living
porch. din rm. richly paneled library
with fireplace. book shelves and sdjoin-
ing powder rm.. kit and buffers pantry
on lst A.: 4 lovely bedrms.. :! baths on
ind H.: finished 3rd A.: paneled clubroom
with bar and fireplace. maids rm. and
bath; lear, bu,!t-in garage; reasonably
priced at S49.30o. Call TW. ol04 or
Evening star., 1948-07-02
GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK
Here Is one of the incest attached homes
We have ever offered. Newly decorated and
ready for occupancy, Close to schools.
din. room. attrac. kitchen, inclosed rear
norch, besides 3 nice bedrooms, bath and
full sleeping porch on 2nd floor; recreation
room. gas h-wh., garage; immediate pos
session Price reduced to $17.500.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
tQod WiScnpSin avs nR n.,oR till q d m
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FOIJR CORNERS

Attractive, 3-bedroom, stone and brick
on large lot, suitable for flower
and vegetable gardens; garage; within
walking distance OF schools, shoppins and
cali sHoCKEY a. MoORHEAD. AID. 002l.
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CAF III Il w.
1904 X ST. NV 3
CLEVELAND PARK
$40 O0O-l immaculate 4-nedroOm home In
TINS convenient location, close TO uptown
thenter. shopping center and all schools
lst floor. reception hall. livlns room. dining
room. Kitchen, breakfast room. stairs to
additional bedroom and storage room in
attic; oil h-wh Nice level corner lot
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4y34 Wis ave. NV, OR e3!6 til g
FOREST HILLS
Most attractive brick home. center hall
plan; 5 bedrooms = baths: lsrxe wooded
lot. Possession with settlement. Ewes,
Mrs. Miller, MI. 1863.
TAFT BRIDGE
Near Conn ave.-Immaeuslte brick town
house. bedrooms, 2 baths, well suited
for entertaining. Near the park. Ewes,
Mrs Herring, OR. 29S5. RIDDELL REAL
TOR CO.. Realtors, DI. 1900
FOREST HILLS
most beautiful home now being offered
for the first time; one block OF Conn. ave.
near everything: step down living rm., 6
bedrooms. baths, library, recreation room,
2-car garaRe. etc.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
4446 Greenwich parkway, open Sun. 80
til pm; beautiful semidet. brick resi-
denee with 6 lge. rms. bath, full bsmt.
oil h.-w.h.. noored attic for space for .
additional rms. built-in sarage: Venetian
blinds screens and storm windows, hard
wood ifs. throushout. fireplace. Directions:
to Greenwich parkway, right to home.
R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
Ma,
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E. W. FR1, , INO
Realtnrs. WI R1iN-S10C
RETHESDA
BETHESDA

3-bedrm e-story brick, S16!a5o; perfect
a1nd,; porch. full bsmt :, large lot. over YER,
looks new naval hospital. NORTHWEST
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BETHESDA

lovely, 2-Story brick 2-bedrcom home,
with oil heat, large level lot; owner has
purchased larger home and has priced this
one for quick sale.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

MASS. AVE. PARK"
This is lovely home in choice cation.
First floor has large living room dining
room and kitchen. Second floor, consists 8
of 4 large bedrooms and baths. 3rd
closets. This home is in good condition
and vacant. For appointment to in
and Sunday. WO. 1912.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
VA
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LongfelloW ST., Near 5th st
Brick home. rooms 2 baths, Colonia
porch, large basement. hot-watey heat
garage; near all conveniences. Mr.. VIII.
lie ms, GF 11Os. MARSHALL J. WAPLt
CO DI 334R. 1924 l4th st. NV. =:
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CHEVY CHASE

OF Western ave.-New brick bungalows:
iv room with fireplace. dinette, modern
equipped kitchen. large bedrooms sno
lshed; full basement gas &C. neat: cow.
to everything; convenient terms, For ds.
tails. call till 9 pm. weekdays Sun IL
Evening star., 1948-07-02

1889 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Quite desirable location. 8 bedrms.,
new-house cond.; wal-to- wall broadloom
rugs first floor. stairway and 2nd- floor
landing included: Semidetached; oil hot
water heat: lot 3lxI:;S; wide alley. Price
quoted, Sl9.450 accommodating terms.
Inspection by appointment.
MOORE & HILL co.
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Owner leaving Unexpectedly for South
America, Will sacrifice beautiful home
erep,oas'r ereuns m.snIss.nt hGss fe trees. pro-. s4
600 for suiek sale. Phone IN. 77e1. -0
Evening star., 1948-07-02

Delightful detached shadbark brick home
on large handicapped lot. facing Govt PARK park.
room with fireplace. dining room, modern
kitchen: End floor has 3 lge. bedrms and
2 tile baths. other features include hard-
rscreation room with fireplace. large
screened concrete porch. Venetian blinds;
awnings, screens. auto. oil heat, detached
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
HORSE WILL.
 BECR0WNED
 RAGING KING

BALTIMORE, Get 23.-tR-They are going to crown Citation the horse racing king today at Pimlico and it will be one of the few occa-. sicns where there aren't any pre- tenders to the throne hanging around
 The figurative crowning will take place after the chestnut colt makes his lordly way around a mile and three-sixteenths of the track in the Pimljco Special.
 Citation will walk alone. Not one tof about a score of other eligibles for the special cared to dispute him.
 The special, unique in American racing conditions, calls for settle ment of any championship ques- tions. And Citation had whipped virtually all possible claimants in winning 16 out of IT races this year. Jockey Eddie Arcaro will merely breeze Citation for the S10,c00 which will Loost Citations earnings to S830, ,250, second highest of all time
 Its Ike taking car out and going as fast as you can just to see if it will hold together"
 Citations career covers 24 wins in 26 starts and winnings this year of $e64,570, tha highest ever for one season.
 Citation will be the fifth Calumet horse to win and the second to walk over in the 13 runnings of the Special. Whirlaway went it alone in 1942 and other winners were Twi- light Tear. Armed and Fervent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
Pep Favored Over SaddIey,
 Fight Tonight
By JACK HAND

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-tM-Sandy Saddler's twc-year chase Of Willie Pep ends tonight when he meets the featherwe ght champ for the Slitle at Madison Square Garden. The
 ooks will give you to 1 t!-at Sandy will he sorry.
 Willie, strong favorite, has been chased by masters down through the years. Tn l36 fights only one has caught up with him. That was the cid expert of the hit and clutch Sammy Angott-away back in l943. An obscure gent, Jimmy McAllister, got away with a draw n his back yard at Baltimore in 1945.
 " Tie years may have slowed down Willie, now 26. but there is still no proof. So far this year he has Is for 15 and is still adding on a winning streak that numbers A since the McAllister draw
 Upfaround Pep's home in Hart ford, Conn, they tell you that the 22-year-old Saddler VIII be the toughest opponent the champ ever faced. That remains to be seen.
 Saddler's record, although i'm rressiye, does not compare with Pep's. Sandy has knocked out 63 of s3 foes but he's lost six times. One Joss was to Chico Rosa on dis puted split decision at Honolulu last June 30 Another was to Mumberto Sierra, Cuban, who was starched ty Pep at Miami last February.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
S0tDTIspAW 6. BEARDE:N
 GETS AW' ID
By JOE lsElcalER

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-R-Gene B-ar5en, the stylish southpaw pitch CT of the Cleveland Ind ans, joins shcrtstop Al Dark of the Boston Braves as the major leagues No. l rockies of 1948.
 Eearden yesterday was given the American League distinction in a nationwide roll conducted by the Associated Press.
 The 28-year-o,Si native Of Lexa, Ark, who Ecw makes his home in Les Angeles, had much stiffer com retit on than Dark, who was named on l60 of the 220 ballots. The knuckle ball artist received 90 votes to nose out Billy Goodman, Boston Red Sox firstbaseman, by two votes.
 Lou Brissie, southpaw pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics, ranked third with 15 votes. Satchell Paige, Cleveland's legendary negro pitcher was fourth with 12.
 Among other Il o m n e eS was George Vico, Detroit first baseman.
 Rearden finished with a record of 20 victories and only seven defeats and by winning his last seven starts including the epic playoff game with Boston for the American League pennant. He also hurled shutout victory over the Braves in tie World Series and saved the last game with a great bit of relief pitching.
 R2arden. who came to the h. dians in the winter of 1946, in a trade with the Yankees, spent three and half years in the navy.
 He narrowly escaped death when bis ship. the cruiser Helena, was torpedoed. He still carries aluminium plates in his head and knee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
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Leading football games to be played this weekend are as follows
 EAST Army vs. VPI. Boston College vs. Clemson. Boston U vs. Syracuse. Brown vs. Rutgers. Ruoknell vs. Temple. Colgate vs. Penn State. Columbia vs. Cornell. Dartmouth vs. Yale. Georgetown vs. Denver. Harvard vs. Holy Cross. Lafayette vs. George Washington. Maryland vs. Miami. Navy vs. Notre Dame. NYU vs. Lehigh. Pennsylvania vs. Washington & lee.
 Penn State vs. Colgate. Pittsburgh vs. Western Reserve. Princeton vs. Virginia. Villanova vs. Detroit. West Virginia vs. South Carolina.
 MIDWEST Illinois vs. Michigan. Indiana vs. Minnesota. Iowa vs. Wisconsin. Iowa State vs. Oklahoma. Kansas vs. Oklahoma ARM. Kansas State vs. Missouri. Marquette vs. Purdue. Nebraska vs. UCLA. Northwestern vs. Ohio State. Tulsa vs. Wichita.
 SOUTH Alabama vs. Georgia. Auburn vs. Vanderbilt. Duke vs. Georgia Tech. Florida vs. Furman. Kentucky vs. Cincinnati. LSU vs. Mississippi. Miami vs. Maryland Mississippi State vs. Tulane. North Carolina vs. Tennessee. N. Carolina State vs. Wake For st. Richmond vs. W liiam & Mary. South Carolina vs. West Virginia. Virginia vs. Princeton. VMI vs. Davidson.
 SOUTHWEST Arkansas vs. Texas ARM. PevIor vc TCTI Rice vs. Texas Tech. SNIU vs. Texas.
 ROCKY MOUNTAINS Arizona vs. Arizona Temple. Colorado Col. vs. Colorado State. Colorado U vs. Utah. New Mexico vs. Fresno State. Utah State vs. Wyoming.
 WEST Ca:iforna a vs. Southern Califor- ia Idaho vs. Washington State. Montana vs. Brigham Young. Montana State vs. Idaho State. Oregon State vs. Michigan State. Oregon U vs. St. Marys, Santa Clara vs. San Francisco. Stanford vs. Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
RING DOPE

Fights last night turned cut as follows:
 Washington, D C.-Beau Jack, 143A, Augusta, Ga, stopped Eric Boon, IA, London, 3.
 New York (Sunnyside Garden) - Ross Anzalone, 148, New York, out pointed Russell Howard, 144ia, New York, 8.
 Macon, Ga.-Fritzie zivic, 150, Pittsburgh, and Eddie Steele, l58ls, Macon, drew, To-.
 Atlanta, Ga.-Joe Louis boxed three round exhibitions with Boo Garner, Louisville, and Master Sgt. Merritt Wynn, Fort Benning, Ga.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
'NiCIub Will Have
 HdIIowe en Party
 On Saturday Night

All the Halloween ghosties and goblins will be out tomorrow night at the costume dance te.ng given by the Juneau Ski Club in the Un- fen Hall, so members and tneir guests are reminded to go sarly and stay late and join in the fun.
 Dance starts at ; o-.~oog with fav- crita dance tunes being played on the juke FOX. Prizes for the best two costumes of the evening will be given and refreshments will ne served to those who attend with a full costume and an empty stomach,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29

Read the Want-Ads for bargains
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
pAA REPRESENTATIVES, FROM WEST COAST
 BOUND FOR HEARING

Five Pan American World Airways representatives are in Juneau today cnrcute to the Civil Aeronautics Toard rehearing of the flask a Service case They arrived last night on PAA plane and will go on to Anchorage aboard Pacific Northern Arlines.
 PAA representative are Joseph Wagner, passenger sales superin- tendent for the Alaska region, Se- attle. Henry Owen, of the Seattle airport office. Mary Gum, traffic ropes ehtative. San Francisco, Fred fubb and Roger Westberg, economic planning department. San Francis co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
ealIsAi1 ea5ljI9ssA iA kl6
NE LINEUP FOR TONIGHT,
 ELkS ALLEYS

Red McGill has pulled off an- other stunt fer tonight on the Elks Bowling alleys and lined up a double attraction, Rotary vs. , Lions and Federal Employees vs. the Elks. Both attractions are to start rolling at Q o'clock.
 Here are the lineups:
 Rctary-Blantcn, Parsons (Er- nie), Haniord, Lajoie and Pete Warner
 Lions-Stewart, Wemmer, Phelps, Henning and one yet to be named.
 Federal Employees Holmquist, Sperling, Iverson, Hendrickson and King.
 Elks-Hagerup, Snow, Mork, Me- Ghee, Johnson.
 Pick your winners, make your pool, then don't kick if you lose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
GROCERIES, DRUGS
 HERE ON KLEHOWA

More than 65 tons of groceries, produce and drugs were unloaded this morning from the Klehowa, which docked at Juneau Cold Stor- age. The craft, skippered by Capt. Nicols. came in from Seattle and was chartered by Odom Produce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
Brownies Have Fun,
 HaIIowe en Party

The Second Grade Brownie troop held gay Halloween party yester- day afternoon at the Ghiglione residence on Seventh Street. Mrs Wallis George, assistant leader, was in charge of the party.
 The Brownies made Halloween masks and then donned their masks and listened to "spooky" tales ap- prooriate to the occasion. Refresh ments of punch and cookies were served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
DINNER AND DANCING FOR LIONS CLUB AT
 HALLOWEEN PARTY

It will be Ladies Night tomorrow night when Lions Club members hold a Halloween dinner and dancing party at the Salmon Creek Country Club. Costumes and decorations in the Halloween tra- dition should set the mood for a big night of fun. Prizes will be given for the best mans and wo- mans costume.
 Tn charge of arrangements for the affair are Ed Chester, Peter Wood, Art Hedges and Ernest Lin coln. Serving will begin at o'clock followed ky dancing.
 HERE FROM HOOD BAY
 c. c. Hickey of Hood Bay is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-29
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The girls of Scout Troop No. met in the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon The meeting was called to order with Paige vWhithead in the chair We elect ed Carol Lockert as Secretary.
 Rosetta Zamara was accepted as a new member. Mrs. Gruening gave us short talk after we en- joyed some Halloween cookies.
 PATRICIA SWEENEY, reporter
 Read the Want-Ads for bargains
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chances of taking our real place
as good citizens of this great ma
ton.
The poem Lift. Every Voice
and Sing by James Weldon
johnson, is beautiful as a hymn
and should be appreciated as
such. The SO called anthem is of
such a high pitch or range that
ordinary voices reach a scream
ing effect and the mumbling Of
those who do net know The words
causes the anthem to fail to en-
thuse.
So, let's forget this NEGRO Ma
tional Anthem" and get together
on tleb-otherly 1--we angle. help
and love each other. Show our
race pride by trading with those
who hire race employees. Make
good civic minded citi-
zens. "Bcost and Build" the
Housewives Leagues motto.
(AIrs.)
NETTTE JANIFER JACKSON
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tie this question in the manner
prescribed. 1t stands to reason
that the mandate Of that tri-
bunal should be given, at least,
q fair trial !. In the final analy-
SIS the scheme should prevail.
we Christians may wei take
our cue from the spirit Of the
founding fathers Of this great
Republic whose resistance en-
abled the foundation Of this ma
ton to be laid. Their vision has
been instrumental in the build
ing Of that mighty superstruc-
ture - "One nation indivisible
with liberty and justice for all"
Let US Christians contribute
our moral and financial support
to our Jewish brethren. Let's "do
unto others as we would have
them do to us"
ST. CLAIR KIRTON.
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Information Wanted

Information is being sought Of
Charles Benjamin Williams on be-
half Of his wife, Amy and child
rem, two of whom are still min
ors, with whom he has failed to
ward their support since his dis
appearance from home in 1941, as
a result of which his dependents
now find themselves in dire need
of his financial assistance. Mr..
communicate or contribute to-
Williams was born in the British
West Indies in 1896. He is 5 #.
II in. tall, weighs 1865 pounds, has
gray-black hair, is bald, brown
eyes and is light brown complect-
ed. Anyone aware Of his location
is requested to communicate with
105 Nassau Street, New York z,
the National Desertion Bureau,
N. Y.
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Letters TO
The Editor
WHY CHRISTIANS
SHOULD DESIRE PEACE
IN PALESTINE

Christians should desire peace
in Palestine because many Of
the ancient landmarks that
made history over 1900 years ago
are enshrined in their hearts.
BECAUSE, enthusiastically, that
which is known as the Christian
year, concentrating the cycle
Of events beginning with Advent
and continuing through the Sun
days after Trinity, owes its in
ception to certain occurrences
which took place 1000 years ago
dn the cities and towns of Pal
estine;
BECAUSE, down through the
ages those mementous occasions
which have been retold and re-
enacted in music, pageantry and
song have enriched the physical
and spirital lives OF generations;
BECAUSE, as q result Of these
unprecedented events, a new
philosophy of faith in things seen
and unseen made its bow and
became the foundation OF the
Christian religion.
For example: Christmas, when
all creation rises to the spirit Of
the occasion. Who does not know
OF this inspiring feast day when
Peace on earth to men of good
will" becomes the universal
theme? When warriors lay down
their arms; when, as it were, the
angelic chorus is heard once
again through the laughter and
enjoyment Of little children. How
timely are the words of the I'M
mortal Phillips Brooks - 20, Lit
tie Town of Bethlehem The
hopes and fears Of all the years
are met in thee tonight!'
The fate of civilization is
hanging in the balance, for if we
do not have peace in Palestine,
the world in which we live may
find itself engulfed in a contro-
versy Of cataclysmic proportions.
That's why the United Nations
has wisely set in motion the ma
chinery designed to settle the
question of peace in Palestine.
And since a majority Of the ma
tons have seen fit to try to set
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High T-B Rate
Due To Race Hate

LOS ANGELES, Calf. - (G) -
The results of jim Crow medi-
cine in Los Angeles are disas-
trous. There are % hospitals in
the city but there are no beds for
colored patients.
The County Hospital, expressly
reserved for charity patients is
the only hospital that admits
colored patients and the only
hospital that has race physicians
on its stag-just two of them.
White doctors for the most part
refuse to treat colored patients.
The result is the tuberculosis
rate 400 per cent higher in slum
areas than in comparable white
districts.
The City Of Los Angeles not
only condones the Jim Crow Hos
pital by refraining from taking
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Public Library
Events and Exhibits

LECTURES AND CONCERTS
LECTURE HALL
THE ADAMS FAMILY IN LIT
ERATURE. DR.. Howard Mumford
Jones, professor Of English, Har-
ward University. 800 PM. Thurs
day, April IS.
STORY HOUR FOR CHILD
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Cron-
an and Mrs. Margaret Powers,
Boston Public Library story tell
ers. 400 Pm. Friday, April l6.
NOON FILM SHOWINGS
LECTURE HALL
REALM OF THE WILD - %
minutes. 1920 and l:20 Pm. We'd
nesday, April IA.
EXHIBITS
PUVI DE CHAVANNES GAL
LERY, End floor.
SARGENT GALLERY, 3rd floor
Original illustrations by Virginia
Lee Burton for the Song of Robin
Hood-through April 10,
ALBERT H. WIGGN GAL
LERY, 3rd floor. Etchings Of
Frederick G. Hall-through April
20.
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readers a series of his sermons
defaming the Catholic Church as
"the Harlot Church and the Bride
of the Anti Christ"
The Rev. Mr.. McIntire is a hero
to several wel-known anti-Sen-
ties and pro-Fascists. He is men
toned favorably by the Rev. Ger
aid L. X. Smith in THE LETTER
for July IA, 1947 and by Charles
B. Hudson in AMERICA IN
DANGER for June 10, 1916. The
Rev. Harvey Springer's paper,
THE WESTERN VOICE, makes
much Of the Rev. Mr.. McIntire'S
activities and indicative of the
high regard in which they hold
each other was the recent guest
appearance" for several weeks of
the anti-semtiic cowboy preacher,
Harvey Springer, tth eRev. Mr..
McIntire's church in Ceilings
wood, N. J. In May, 1916, both
Joined j. Harold Smith, a friend
of the XII Klux Khan, as speakers
at Knoxville, Tennessee rally.
There they condemned the Fed
eral Council of Churches and "the
political activity of the Roman
Catholic Church" and sold $500
subscriptions to THE WESTERN
VOICE.
Plainly, to preserve American
Unity, Protestants, catholics, and
Jews must stand together and re-
fuse to be poisoned by the prop
uganda directed against them by
the divisive forces which are
their common enemy.
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Wartime Services
Award To Hampton

HAMPTON, Va. Hampton
institute win be presented with
a plague Sunday, April 4 in rec
ignition of the wartime training
of 5000 seamen. The presentation
will be made by Rear Admiral w.
N. Aansworth.
Hampton Institutes two ma
jor contributions to World War
II were the service in the armed
forces Of more than 1900 gradu-
stes and students, and the train
ing of 5000 men in the United
States Naval Training School on
the campus.