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w. B. WRIGHT
EN-. 1880.
BETHESDA MD

Open Sunday and Monday, l until 7 pm
almost adjacent to Naval Hospital and
United States Health Center. and built by
an excellent builder. All homes are OF
nne value: Some are 2-story and others
are Cape Cod. Some with bdrm. and bath
on lst floor. All are 6 rms. and bath with
tile lav. on LIST floor. Porch, garage gas
hea., large lots. Priced 100000 to So
900 Drive out Wis. ave. to Bank of Be
thesda, left on Old GEORGETOWN I'd. past
SUBURBAN Hospital to Alta Vista dr.. turn
right | block to Locust ave, then right i
block to Milroy pl. to homes. 'A'
w. B. WRIGHT
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HOUSES TO SHARE

s-ROOM HOUSE TO SHARE. with widow:
after 7:3O D M or all day Sunday. 10
WIDOW WILL SHARE 6-rm. modern home,
bethesda; with man and wife. over 40 yrs;
HOUSE R9H 70 SHARE WITH COUPLE. sos;
or single person. $50; cow. No. Arlington
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave. extended--6
rms, new nome. beautifully furn.; auto
matte laundry, unlimited phone; $50 o
month Call 81. zoos.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
GEORGETOWN
WALTER S. CANTRELL
53a Conn. ave NV. MI. 2423 WQ 060!
GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK
This unusually clean modern brick home
is in perfect cond. LIST floor has reception
hall, Inv room with fireplace, din. room
porch ls TT. wide End floor has 3 good
sized bedrooms and mod. tiled bath also
large screened porch opening of . rear
bedrooms: Diet. garage; pine-paneled rec
room with fireplace; oil h.-wh. Priced
reasonably at Sl1.15O.
w r WRIGHT
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1905 II ST. NV, MA 234b

1915 WILDWOOD DRIVE
Open Sun. and Monday, ~. Owner trans
ferred and must sell lovely detached
brick home. LIST floor contains large liv-
ing room with picture window, large din
ing room; the kitchen Is Just what you
want; lovely den with powder room 3nd
floor contains three twin-sze bedrooms
You cannot duplicate this property any
where for the price Excellent financing
Directions: Out N. H. ave. to New Hamp-
one block to Wildwood dr., turn left to
our sign.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346, GE 1lOs
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
ONE LUCKY CT

Or civilian has a chance to buy the last
home left in our new group Of modern
are bedrooms, 1st-n. powder room fine
corner lot. gas &C. heat, fully equipped
kitchen. clean light bsmt. Sl.6a5 down,
ian, purchase ser Don't delay your inquiry
this is better than you think WEITZ
REALTY CORP ST. 1855. aO5 18th
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KENSINGTON, MD.-$2l,5O0
No. 9 Knowles ave.-Open / to Z. Sun.
and Mon. Located on a quiet street with
stately shade trees and attractive flowers.
Home consists of reception hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. . bedrms. and bath on list
floor: 2nd-f. apt. liv. rm din. rm., kit,
: bedrms. and bath; 3rd-n. apt, rv. rm.,
din. rm kit, bedrms. and bath. Sl10
income per month received from rental
of end ard 3rd floors. Front and rear
pcrches. Full basement. Oil heat. veee-
table garden and large yard. Cow. to
stores. schools and transp
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wisconsin Ave. OR. 1925
Mt. Pleassnt-Sun. and Mon, 1T
1916 Irving st, n.w.-Six brand new 6-rm.
and bath bricks, overlooking Rock Creek
Park, Venetian blinds, gas heat, model kit.
with breakfast nook, picture windows, rear
porches with view over park. Tiled half
bath on st FIR Top construction Come
out and see what S1s500 will buy. viii
trade
Drury Realty Corporation
1-5- Z CT Al w pEf I1oa
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American University Hei

American University Heights
7room, 4-year-old detached brick home
in most desirable section Of NV Wash
inaton. Just of Mass. ave- convenient TO
shopping and transportation. 3 bedrooms,
. complete baths. powder room on LIST
floor; " freplaces; Elassed-in den on
sun deck; lots of closets; oil burner. S23,-
800. r. S. Washburn. GE. 261S. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO, 1924 18th st.
NV. DI. 334G.
BETHESDA BUNGALOW
o gE Sun, and MOI, to Pm
punsalow you have been seeking for so
furniture. instead of those small ones
Lovely in appearance inside and out, with
picture windows for plenty of light. Com
pletely equipped ultra -modern kit. over
sized liv. rm. and din. rm., two lovely
bedrms and tiled bath Fine light and
dry basement; perfect for recreation rm,
Gas &C. heat Spacious fenced-in I'd.
for gardening and children: conv. 70
schools. shopping and trans. II you want
All these things. see this home over the
holidays-it won't last long Directions:
Drive on Wis ave. past bank of Bethesda
70 Chestnut St. right on Chestnut 3 blks;
co, Realtors. exclusive agents. MA. 9797.
N n "
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FILA COMMITMENT
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

I OF. Ia mi Memorial Bridge; plans, spec ::
1S-unit apt, ,eady to go; $4,000 Will
handle CHAMBLISS. Mclean. Va. CHI.
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SILVER SPRING

Detached brick: z rooms, baths; recrea-
ton room; about years old; we'll
equipped. modern kitchen with abundance
Of cabinets GE electric stove, dishwasher
sink, Bendix washer and dryer: oil heat;
garage; large fenced lot; conveniently To-
Gated Just off CoIesville pike within 8
blocks of main shopping center; q desirable
house on today's market; terms. Call Mr.
Altman, FIR. 1904. MARSHALL J. MAPLE
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1913 Webster st. NV.
Open for inspection 2 to pm today,
other times by appointment; spacious 90
1T. row brick home Of rms. and bath, 2
recreation room gas h.-w.h; easy walking
distance s1s TO 70 Grade and high school; priced
REALTY CO.. 1925 Pa. ave. NV. RE
1897; ewes, WA. 1904.
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Mr.. UTAH AND NEBRASKA

Exceptionally clean detached Colonial brick
with additional lot available in this fine
residential area; LIST floor has reception
hall, large liv. ,rm with picture window
and fireplace, dining nm, fully equipped
porch; 2nd floor. 3 nice bedrooms and
? tiled baths: slate roof, copper pipes;
6ullt-in sarase: Bryant gas heat For
w. B. WRIGHT. EN- 338n
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W. B. WRIGHT

HAMLET SECTION
An excellent value at S"6 500 All-brick
Colonial with bedroom and full bath Just
larse bedrooms and bath on second floor;
garage: gas &C. heat; nice lot; in an
excellent location. To inspect call WO.
800. Once open today and weekdays
till pm
EDW, H. JONES CO., INC.
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742 QUEBEC PL. NV.
colored Vacant Open Sun. to 2.
2-story row brick. rms and bath, front
and rear porches, full bsmt, gas ~
heat; gar. In rear. Terms Cali Mr. Burke,
AID. 1900. LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY
CONTINUED on Next Page5
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COLoRED-PRICE REDUCED 5000,
exclusive Park pl. NV; Overlooking
Soldiers Home park. rooms. 81, baths'
3 concrete porehes, oil h.-wh., built-fn
garage.
beautiful corner property Best buy
on the hll Park pl. overlooking Soldiers
Home park. large rooms, ga baths,
gas h.-wh., 3 porches, detached garage,
full basement; lovely home.
For apptA to inspect call Mr. Davis.
AT. 1877. with PAUL J. MILLER, DU
242o TIL d m 1921 I1th a. n W
, 1948-12-31
Chiung Kdi Shek
MuY Resign
Or Continue Fight

Generalissimo Chang Kai
Shek in conference with his
military men and provincial
governors said he is ready to
resign if the Communists are
sincere and take to heart the
peoples welfare and general
interest. If this is not forth
coming then, he said he will
continue the fight to defend
Marking, Shanghai and other
Nationalist strongholds.
He said that if there is a
prospect of peace he would ac-
cept the peoples decision and
resign, for while they do not
care for communism yet the
civil war imposes burdens up
on them.
, 1948-12-31
Rep. Fred Crawford.
Atty. Silvermun
Return After confub

Representative Fred Craw-
ford and Attorney Irwin Sill
vermann of the Interior De-
partment, returned to st. Tho
mas after holding several con-
ferences last night and this
morning in connection with
the Virgin Islands Company.
They came over for just a
quick glance at some Of the
problems and also in connec-
ton with the re-chartering.
Shortly after they landed yes
terday they made a quick trip
to the tomato growing area
and other parts where expert
ments are being carried on and
also had a chance to meet
some of the people interested
in tomato growing projects.
indications are that they
will return after they attend
the Inauguration of Puerto
Rico'S governor.
, 1948-12-31
TRUMAN CHOSEN
MAN Of the YEAR"
BY TIME A

President Truman was chos
en- Man of the Year" for the
second time since 1915. He was
selected largely because his
reelection was a personal vic
tory without historical paral-
lei.
He was first chosen in 1915,
the year when use of the ato-
mic bomb on Japan was decid-
ed upon. It was the President
who gave the final word, or
dering the use Of the bomb.
, 1948-12-31
Jugo-Sldvs Driven
To Trade With
Western Notions

Jugo Slavia is being driven
toward increased trade with
Western countries as Soviet
Russia continues to clam
down on Marshal Tito's govern
ment. Only four days ago the
Jugo Slavs signed a trade
agreement with Italy. \
At the same time it was an
ed that trade between
Russia and Czecho-S lovakia
W. De increased next year.
, 1948-12-31
us. Congress Meets
ToduY For The
Lost Time

The Both Congress Of the
United States met for the last
time today. The time was de-
voted largely to formalities
for adjournment. Action was
taken on a resolution to con-
tinue the Hoover Commission
which is at work on a plan for
streamlining the government.
First task of the 81st Con-
gresS will be that Of reorgani-
cation, as the Republicans
yield their positions to the
Democrats.
President Truman will dis
cuss all important foreign poli-
cies and he is also expected to
discuss this country's policy
on China. He would make no
further statement on Soviet
American relations and refus-
ed to elaborate on his state
ment that there are Russian
leaders anxious for an under
standing with the United
States.
, 1948-12-31
Prospects For 1919 Are
Bright, Administrators Says

Administrator Harry E. Taylor expressed his belief that
the prospects for the coming year are bright for St. Croix,
especially. He wa asked BY the Avis for a statement regard
ing the coming year; here is what the Administrator had to
, 1948-12-31
INDO NESIANS WILL
NOT NEGOTIATE
WITH DUTCH

Representatives Of Indone-
sia have declared that they
will not deal with the Dutch
as long as their leaders are
held prisoners and also as long
as troops do not return to their
original lines.
Word of intensified guerilla
activities are being received.
, 1948-12-31
GOVERNORS
NEW YEARS GREETINGS

A oery Happy New Year to
all the people Of St. Croir. Mrs
HASTE joins me in the Dtsh
that I949 may be q prosperous
and pleasant gear and that
good fortune = goodwill may
attend the undertakings .of
eoery indiuidual.
William II. HASTE
GoOernor
, 1948-12-31
New Yeur's Dunce AT
Cusino Tomorrow

A New Years night dance
will be the feature at the jun
gle Casino tomorrow night
from 10 o'clock. Hugo Thomas
and his Sextet has been engag-
ed to play for the occasion.
, 1948-12-31

say.
"1948 has been a great year
in St. Croix's history. It was
marked by a memorable visit
by the President of the United
States. It was the centenary of
the abolition of slavery, fit
tingly and enthusiastically
memorialized. It witnessed
such free expression and man:
Hesitation Of democracy as
would astound any Stain. 1t
saw substantial development
in agricultural production that
gives great promise of early
relief from one-crop Deepen
dence. It evidenced the re-
neWed confidence and courage
of local men who invested SUBJ
stantially in st. Croix' future.
1t brought scores Of desirable
new residents who so appre-
ciated the Islands attractions
and advantages as to plant
themselves here, build homes
and enter into community life.
These, | am sure, are but the
advance guard ofthe hundreds
who will follow and who will
aid greatly not only in restor-
ing the beauty and the facili-
ties of ST. Croix but in build
ing a new and better economic
foundation for it.
The prospects for the year
l949 are bright, indeed.
A Happy New Year to all.
HARRY L
, 1948-12-31
SOVIETS CHARGE
MAC ARTHUR PLANS TO
RE-ARM JAPAN

The Soviet Ambassador has
demanded Of the United States
to say whether or not It is true
re-arming of Japan is about to
begin, allegedly in accordance
with General Mac Arthur's re-
commendation.
, 1948-12-31
Second Wutchtower
Series Begins Sunduy

~O31SO
The second series of Bible
lectures by Edwin Bobb, re-
preventative Of the Watchtow-
er Bible Society, is scheduled
to begin on Sunday, January
2, at 3 o'clock in Pelton Hall,
Christiansted.
Mr.. Bobb will speak on "The
Last Days-Then a Peaceful
World
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Speak for Democracy
Contest On in Schools

The second annual II Speak for
Democracy" contest is being con-
Quoted In the District high schools
under sponsorship Of the Junior
Board Of Commerce.
The Nationwide contest in public
speaking is sponsored by the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce, the National Association of
Broadcasters and the Radio Manu-
facturers' Association.
One student from each of the high
schools here and the Capitol Page
School will be selected for compe-
tition at 8 pm, December 2 in
Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard
streets NV. Each OF these stu
dents will receive O radio donated
by local dealer, and the winner
will be awarded a radio-phonograph
combination, the Junior board an
nornced.
The Washington winner viii speak
h national competition to be held
here sometime late in December, it
was announced.
Judges In this years contest will
be: Margaret Culkin Banning, nov
elist: Attorney General Clark; DR..
Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor
emeritus of Riverside Church, New
York; Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, war
time WAC director; Eric Johnston,
president of the Motion Picture
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Trunslutors to Meet

Officers will be nominated by the
Society of Federal Translators sat
8 o'clock tonight in the conference
room Of the Archives Building, &C.
cording to Theodore H. Leon, pres
ident.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

Producers Association; Miss Fran
ces Perkins, Civil Service Commis.
sioner; Glenn e. Snow of the Ma
tional Education Association, and
James Stewart, Hollywood Star.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Parking Con0enience
for Shoppers

Two porking lots, one located at
18th and {, the other at 4th and
Constitution. ShuttIe-bus service
every ten minutes offers quick
transportation to and from the
downtown oreo. Parking fee: 25c
for 5 hours; Sc each additional
hour.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FREE TO COOP HOME; female calico
WANTED-small bred short haired male
Phone Phone' kenmore On HSIi.' SIiI. All us So
PUPPIEswcToss irish setter and Labrador
SSetrieysr;, Price fsgs females So and males.
BGxERs, dashy faTn, both sexes; show
soRYu Ssosk GE pi,ppIss 91ss. uo,.uort hr.d r.vt,
% ssTsd 81 54s5. s4iS i;Sn%i Louis ave- ave-, silver
DeoBThRsMAN 6e5hs An prNscHEK. female. 1s months
old Axe registered Phone Warfieid 3532.
FOR sALE-Three Jet black cocker fs-
males: Axe resistered; mos. old; out
active and intelligent. Phone Laurel 592-
sSsss y.1ss aslw cute st % ssso u.s.
CoCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES Of distinction
and reliable chow puppy. Phone Vienna
BOXER FOR SALE. male fawn, 1s months
oldi Axe req: excel. with children; sI45
sLssk 81 ssi 0s eockEk Rnasr spSNG % ss PUPS pea
gFssd vI, Gs,,ksr gssks old males $40 females
co sofKfE aa.. FUfs ssetzI: AKs 5sss sE' old sset
ke Tss owhs sa' .svns ssar 's f.
eoockkfER % kfs PUPPIES, mos, Dediszssd, DIS
5269 bet. ] and 4 pm. is
GREAT DANE PUPPIES 10 weeks old. $50
COLLIE PUPS. beautiful, Axe registered,
sables and tricolors; males. $50; females,
quarters 412, M. B., Quantico va
CHIHUAHUAs. smallest of all toy dogs.
registered. THARP'S KENNEL. l2O Fed
eral, Cumberland. Md. Phone 1497-M
DACHsHUND. black and tan, male puppy,
10 weeks old: over 30 champions in fines
reasonably priced. MRS RUSSELL COL.
VIM, Box 456. Warrenton, Va. Tel. War.
renton 742-J
lCnntinf,ed an Naxt ParAl
Evening star., 1948-01-18
AIscELIAhEous EoR RENT.

CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY, new. HD-
Il bull dozers, road grader. trucks, for
clearing, grading, excavatins. MR.. Gu
SICK SH, s442. Ia
Diese; bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers all
types; everything for the contractor. Call
GIL 2212 or Gil. 09e3.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

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Evening star., 1948-01-18

tomato pumps, $50 to S65; Prims, $40
Norge SsS 81 saaTanItsSsd resal5t
all makes. Open Sun, II am to pm
WAsHING VA sHIs sAa MACHINES, brana-new Maytag
LIVINGSTON APPLIANCE a. RADIO, 440s
WATCH mems impofted Swiss omss.
best offer sets, It. ONION 452e.
WATCHEsHulova; Esn aamton milton. Ben sn
| condition: 81 up; large selection unre.
deemed diamonds at less than half q
original cost. RossLYN LOAN co.
WaTGHEsaBulova, KGafftSai sa Elsin, Benrus Hamil.
ton. other makes; unredeemed pawnlng
per psFfee oIega 81 20 eoss sp ssG da
a4lk Hex Eli s's se 5dse Sgsn Hh III
sRfas cNB5soi s6s 4th tanks s so oss
WATER HEATERs-4@-gai., twin element
nationally, famous water heaters, S99 80
$50 sa aIF GR ana @ Hotpo
ssssE Reasfti 1Ssh ssh' ST. se1 IA ss
Masss hssss1 ssseisIlss; isF $S = xsa5s
zsI5 We s%so
U stores sondoias' shelving. Y counters. CHECK.
outs. fiuo lights ,mirrored backs. free store
plans, merchandising suggestions. s. l.
PRICE REFRIGERATION co. Hussmanr
| Dist, 1924 9th st. NV. RA 1868.
WOOD SPLITTER, operated by gasoline. OF
electric power. good condition. Call after
x-RAYi UNIT and equipment for sale OF
rent; for ofIice or clinic; new condition
GOING OUT OF BusINEss-For sale
stock and fixtures, display, cases. glass
0468 or RA. 1856 is
| AT THE COTTAGE, many pieces on sale
| for Jan. Open daily IL to s, Sunday
2 to 5. 1910 Wall st, Bethesda, Of Wise
ave, behind Amoco Station.
S-PIECE FIREPLACE SET, 2 red chrome
chairs, 6-way lamp, small NAH. drop lea
CONTENTS OF HONE, including 8 dble
j SOLID OAK DRESSER with mirror
! S25 HY. o6S4.
| cleaning 221S 18th st. NV. 30
| ONE I9xl5 NEW SERIES press, with
/ Miller feeder: complete, ready to run
press and feeder in very good eond. Also
| one Rose-Back punch. RALPH T. LAR
/ SON. HO. A24g.
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Limited Time only! Helena Rnbinstein
DRY SKIN TREATMENT
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81 Noveno Night Cream ~

you cleanse with "Poseuized Face Cream Special
rich oils help smooth owoy touness, leave your skin
soothed goiousy refreshed Let Noveno Night Cream ubri
your skin while you eep-sooh and protect from
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-10
Women May Decide
Election, McGrafh Says

The ballots of an unprecedented
number Of women voters may well
be decisive" In the November cleo
ton. Senator McGrath of Rhode
Island, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, declared yes
terday.
The Senator addressed a luncheon
meeting Of the Woman's National
Democratic Club at its headquarters,
1926 New Hampshire avenue NV.
"Out of the 81 600, 900 eligible to
vote we ought to turn out at least
10000, 000," instead of but 36,O00,0oo
in 1916, and get a real manc ate
from the people, Senator McGrath
asserted. He pointed out there
are more than 100000 more
women of voting age than there are
men" and added more American
women will go to the polls In No
vember than ever before"
Senator McGrath continued, 1.-THE
Republicans seek to allow the
real estate lobby to let rent zoom
up to the shakespeare levels OF
other living costs"
He said: ct was the Republicans
and the Republican Party which re-
fused to continue price controls;
who have built road blocks in the
path Of President Truman's pro-
gram to stem imitation and curb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-10
Roturiuns to Hear Shreve

Earl Owen Shreve, president of
the United States Chamber Of Com
merce, will address Washington
RotarianS at the clubs weekly
luncheon in the Mayflower Hotel
at 1915 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-10

high prices" He declared the women
will remember who sent prices up"
and will vote for Harry s. Truman
in this year of imitation and fate
f,lI decision
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
DIR. Russell Is Second
ICpeaker In $4,000
| Y Drive

DR.. WI. Russell prominent dem
fist and civic leader, launched
second in the series of radio broad
casts in connection with the $780,
| 000.0G YMCA drive to build a gym
lnasium. w3s~...,~A-.-
! The program is currently schedul..
ed at 4:45 pm. every Wednesday
on station WALA. The first speak
er was Mayor C.E. Baumhauer. The
speaker TO rnext week will be Mrs.
FEE. Churchill, wife of the Rev. F.
E. Churchill, pastor the Emanuel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03

A.M.E. Church.
For the benefit of those who
were not listening, the text of DR..
Russell's speech is presented. 1t is
follows:
"On the few occasions which it
has been my privilege to speak to
the public, none have outweiehed
in Importance this opportunity to
serve, which has been accorded me
for the next few minutes. come to
you this afternoon not with a
panacea for all that is evil and de-
structive to the present day youth
of America, the men of tomorrow,
but only as one who has ITO a rela-
lively close degree, observed the
working of one of the world s
greatest institutions, the YMCA
and is thoroughly convinced that
the contributions it has made and
is making to perpetuate the three
Cardinal principles upon which the
Y was founded, the development OF
the body, the mind and the spirit.
over century ago (l844) more
than justify its value to mankind
and the support of every civilized
mind in the world, irrespective of
race, creed or color.
TO say that the Colored populace
of Mobile need and deserve a Y M
CA building big YMCA building
properly adequately and completely
furnished and equipped would be
accepted as admitted matter in any
debate of this nature, regardless of
the participants. Had / the time
to cite and elaborate on the very
full, complete far reaching pro-
grams that are being successfully
and effectively carried out in all of
the other cities of the South and
the benefits derived there from
in the building of strong instead of
weak bodies, the cultivating of
clean instead of warped a2d mis-
guided minds and the protecting
and, yes, in many instances the
saving instead of the destroying of
hundreds of thousands of souls, |
could to my satisfaction and yours,
I believe, justify my being here at
this time and the few minutes that
GU are So graciously spending in
listening to me. But. unfortunately
the allotted time will not permit of
such details. So to you who cannot
appreciate a generalized approach
to the workings of the Y, would
that you would contact our execu-
tive secretary W. o. Powell in the
temporary quarters of the Y.M.C.
Sts., observe the posters on the
A. at St. Michael and Dearborn
bulletin board and about the build
ing, read the booklets and pamph-
lets at the reading table and ques-
ton Secretary Powell on the spe-
cfic activities and workings of
this magnificent institution.
The youth of today, just as the
youth of yesterday, are faced with
the tremendous task of solving
their own problems and the adults
of today, just as those of yester-
day, have duty to perform in the
helping of the youth to solve these
problems. Thank God for the exis-
tence of such an institution of cor
rection and guidance as the Y.M.C.