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GEORGETOWN-VACANT

Conveniently located. arranged as 9 apts..
each containing liv. rm. din rm, kit
bes;m. and bath. Could easily be used as
single dwelling If desired Decorating
necessary. Ideal for remodeIine; gar gas
n-W.h. Price. Sl3,95O. Cash required
For sppt TO inspect, call
c. Allen SherWin Co., Inc.
Realtors 4o4l Wis ave EN- 4a50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcs...
MUST BE SOLD

Overlooking Lincoln Park-Excepttons ally
roomy and vell-built brick home: auto.
gas h-w.h.. 2 inclosed rear porches. det
m PRICK garase, full basement with front
baths: only needs redecorating; priced to
sell at S12,950. with small cash payment.
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
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COLORED-S12OO0

6-rm. row. brick in desirable Sc section;
new aluminium storm windows Venetian
blinds; oak floors. recreation rooms and
bar, laundry room. oil heat. Call Mr.
Smith, HO. S2l6. with LEO M. BRYANT
IL CO. AID. S559. Substantial cash re-
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CHEVY CHASE

NIIEV NIIFfOI
Beautiful stone and brick center-hau home
in immaculate condition; built in 1871; s
spacious rms, 3ia baths; paneled den ano
layatory, breakfast I'm. on LIST floor: 2
twin-size bedrms, baths on 2nd floor
paneled above e-ground recreation room
opening onto rear terrace; perfectly beau
tiful lot 70x260 with many towering trees
and fowerins shrubs; $4,000 with S"5.-
600 FIRST trust loan obtainable Call WA
SGo5 or FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI l4ll
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
White brick Colonial. center hail, lge. liv
I'm. and fireplace, screened porch. din. rm
and kit. lavatory on st floor, lEe. panelec
library with fireplace: bedrms. and {
baths; o-csr hutlt-'n gsrsse: beautiful lot
oil hest: must be sold price, $50 500 Cal
, ] NOBLE RoAZ. Realtor. i4S4 Wisconsin
4 ave.. WI, 1900. -26 y
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CRESTWOOD

Built by master builder for his own
home. this lovely residence offers all that
Is best in modern home planning and
ll5' wide. 1t is detached and of brick
construction, with large center entrance
hallway: rooms, including den and lava
tory on 1st f.; 3 bedrooms and baths
on 2nd f. and 2 finished rooms on 3rd:
one OF the most beautiful recreatio
rooms in Washington; 2-car brick garage,
but If you are looking lor a home of
which you can be proud. ARRANGE 10 inspect
II this week end. Phone Mr.. Mccarthy,
TR. 2447. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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COlored-20 New Homes

"a sold. oath and Alabama ave Sc
Semidet;. brick with 2 bedrms. modern
ks; Im,.d duil basement gas heat ready for
up: For further information, cali MR.
LAToNA, MA 1897. Open for inspection
5 to Z daily; all day Sunday go
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GEORGETOWN

Reservoir ID Small brick home, rms
and bath with double rear porch: iull
basement with oil heat; attractive garden
space. Sls.50O MI 5517 GEORGE
TOWN REALTY IL ms. CO, INC. Ex-
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HOME AND INCOME

Open tonight 7 to 3 pm. 626 Carroll
ave. Takoma Park, Md. Excellent apart
ment type home, newly redecorated and
perfect condition. Owner occupies lst-
A. apt. incl. 2 bedrms and . inclosed
sleeping porches. fun modern tile bath
and half bath. 2nd A. has > apts.
Basement has 3 apts. All units have
SEPARATE entrance. Lovely grounos and
surroundings. Driveway and 2-car ga
9,b yhMEs Mr. DxoS S1sriso n co
i022 18th ST. NV. ST. 700; ewes. WO.
3'a -2S
1881 IRVING ST.-BY OWNER
Priced for quick sale; 29-ft. row brick
foyer. liy. nm, din. rm., kit, screened back
: mel. back porches, = fuli tiled baths on
md a; add. bedrm. in attic; fun osmt
aas h.-w.h.. half bath. maids rm: det
gar on paved alley: newly decor; vacant
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HOUSES FOR sALE-he,th~..,.

BRICK BUNGALOW DE LUXE
Briehtwood: vacant. Seldom is . eustom-
built English-type brick bungalow Of this
caliber offered for sale; its charm. fine
construction and distinction will appeal
to the most discriminating buyer; it has
lovely rooms. including living room with
fireplace, ultramodern kitchen. colored
tile bath with separate shower stall;
starred attic: large paneled rec. rm. with
private entrance and layatory, separate
utility and wash room; gas heat, front
brick porch and rear screened porch;
erty is in sparkling condition and repre-
sents a, rare value. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye ST. NV. Elk 34OO. pr
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

A beautiful Colonial custom built brick
home, on large lot; very conveniently
located. There is on the lst floor a large
and layatory; lovely screened-in porch;
3 bedrooms and :? baths on 2nd moor
stairs TO large attic. with space for 2
addltlona rooms; recreation room. au-
tomato heat; bult-in garage To in
spect phone Mr. Boswell. MA. $500: ewes.
and week ends, OV. $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sAlf-s.E. Cent?.
6 New Gruver-Built Homes
2405 70 e417 Alabama ave. se.-semi-
detached bricks, g rooms, j bath. modern
kitchen with Westinehouse refrigerator,
full basement with a.-c.h. Open Sun, 2
to g. weekdays, 8 to 3.
D. G. GRUVER
Ma. 1887 Directions: Cross tn St ts.el
bridge to Good Hope rd.. left on Good
Hope I'd. to Ala. ave, right on Ala. ave,
to homes
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81 IRVING sT-BY OWNER
80 S00 CASH

Mass. ave; extended--New detached brick
homes Some will be completed in 10
DAYS. G1-spproyed slso available for
and rms. ,sas heat. cleo. refsr,, gas
stove; screened doors, windows, and we'll
insulated. some have built-in sars. For inf
call Mr.. Nolan, MA. a@50; nights, DU. 5631
Ext %o4; To reach; Drive out Mass. sye
TO homes. open SATURDAY and Sunday.
4-FAMILY UNITS
These brick buildings are located in q
most convenient section. Each apt. con-
kitchen. dnette and bath; subject to
rental increase to S65 per month. These
buildings are approved for veterans and
may also be financed through FHA at
4zs This rsnrssen.s one Of the nest
portunity to secure home and income
For full particulars call Mr.. Clarke. 81.
1880, with BEITzELL, D1. 300. rs
Mr.. 18TH AND DECATUR
Open today, 5 to Z pm. 400 Piney
Branch rd.---Lse. row brick; 4 bedrms, 2
baths; vacant; 1ge. bright rms; very Ige.
iiV. rm. with hrepl. entrance hall. screened
rear ,porches, kit. and pantry; storage at
slider any reasonable offer. BENZ. J. MILLS
Realtor. NE. 1900; ewes, OIL. 1925. Pr
5019 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
Beautiful lah IT. row brick home with
on on 1st Il; and Il. has 4 bedrms'', bath bath and nd
rear incl. porch, making 2 additional bed
rms; other outstanding features include
concrete front porch, hardwood fls. natura al
in rear, built-in sar., bsmt. with street.
level rear entrance. gas h.-w.h., metal
weather r-stripped. insulated; in new-house
~x~r-
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R. A. HUMPHREYS
COLORED-S1O75 75O


COLORED-$1O,750
isoo block Of Rosedals st. Here is a
enance to beat imitation. 81. 500 Will buy
you this 6-room home with porehes
naraWooa with Tss.s.o f9ors' oil heat fu basement
sion. LEO M. BRYANT & CO, AID 355S
--29
COLORED-MD. AVE. NE
FIRST time offered for sale. Row brick
converted into 2 apts., possible to convert
basement into 3rd apt Reasonably
priGed Further information cali MR.
LAToNA, Ma. 1887. Aaa f'
Colored-1240 Neal st. NE.
Attractive; first time offered: sir room.
ana bath screened rear porches, ras
n;rw,h; rooH, n. concrete front porch; recreation
used for profes. man; bargain with sub 5.
sIantlal cash: immed. poss, Shown BY ap-
ps9aantment sa11 lei 1nly; Call Rsyenscroft, pu
34Os 18TH st. ne, MI. 8241. is
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COLORED-8 ROOMS

Spacious brick home of bedrooms. bath
and bsmt., facing Pa. ave; priced very
reasonably with only 80 800 down. Don /
miss this opportunity. WEITZ REALTY
CORR. 905 18th st NV, ST. 1855. 90
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COLORED-VACANT
Colored-14Ol W Va Ave

Near Gallaudet COLLEGE: suit. for dr., den.
lst or professional man; corner semidet
prick home. with stone wall and lovely
trance. liv. rm.. din rm. mod vi
screened rear porch; 2nd a has = bedrms''
me oath and screened rear porch. Other
outstanding features include: Full bsmt
suit foy living quarters. new sas h.1wh
plant. venetian blinds. aluminium storm
Th,nuoWs W and screens, refinished rs.
snIoufnou.. insulated. weather stripped
Colonial front porch, Diet. brick gar;
In neW-house cond.: terms
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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:. Wesley Buchanan, Realtor
JUST OVER D. C. LINE

JUST OVER D. c. LINE
is offered for the first time in this excel
community. 1st floor has liv rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., mod. kit: End foor.
3 bedrms., . coored tile baths; built-in
garage: slate roof copper pipes: rear
porch, level lot, gas h.-w.h.: $4,000
LIST trust at A.; priced very reasonably at
S2l $50. Cal
W. B. WRIGHT
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE

It is = pleasure to offer this immaculate
home with its many fine appointments.
A charming Groom row brick house in
perfect condition; 8 bedrooms and tiled
bath on End floor: full basement. BRYANT
gas heat; Very, fairly priced at $4,000:
For further details and inspection. call
Mr.; Jackson: MA. $500; evenings and week
ends. WI 2933.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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FOREST HILLS. D. C..

Beautiful center-hall brick colonial home.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. on large
homesite 93xl50; large living, dining
rms, screened porch modern kitchen.
breakfast room; 2nd floor. 3 large bed
rooms: oil INV h.; maids bath. LESLIE
D. MEASEII. OIL. $3.50
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SHEPHERD PARK

Most desirable NV location; mod cen
ter-ha u Colonial brk.. 2 lse. hedrms., 2
tile baths on sec. fl: finished attic with
Ice. heated bedrm. and storage rm; lge
liv rm with firepl. opening onto scr por
din. rm., ,lge. equipped kit on frst A.;
rec. rm., Il bath. laund and storage rm
in bsmt; fine lawn 65x120, shrubs and
det. gar: hlgh-class home for S21, 300
terms 10 suit Exclusive
JOHN H. MILLER. JR., IL BRO.
Pea'tors, 1871! K st. NV. MA 255.. II
SILVER SPRING-S14,95O
Brsnd-new brick bungalowv rooms tiled
bath; large corner homesite; unusually
good buy. LESLIE d. MEASELL, OIL. $3.50
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ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES

Private owner desires to sell s-rnn.. a.
bedrm.. ter-hall-plan brick home with
fun bsmt and newly constructed Esrass
fence. An excellent buy at S14,5On. Out
Colesville I'd. TO Sligo Creek parkway.
sharp left continue left about mile ~
stop sign. short risht and short left to
l0noS Tenbrook DR.. Open 7 TO Q. Phons
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WEST OF CONN. AVE.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park

Overlooking Rock Creek Park
One of the incest attached homes We
nave ever offered. Newly decorated, paint
ed inside and out. First floor. reception
hall, liv rm: and freplass. din; rm: with
built-in china closets, modern kitchen, rear
screened porch. Second floor. 3 bedrms
bath and inclosed porch. Third noor. 2
bedrms.. bath and sleeping porch; gas
heat. BendiS washer included; gear det,
saraEe; excellent financing.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4sa4 Wisconsin ave. OR. .32o TIL pm.
"A RARE OFFERING"
This eustom-6unt. one-owner. modern f.
bedroom home. IN excellent condition
throughout. with many well-thought- out
features for sracious LIVING too numerous
10 mention. situated on a commanding
double lot, at 271s Devonshire pl NV,
Just west of Connecticut ave and the
Kennedy Warren, will appeal to the dis
eliminating or q doctor, seeking q modern
home. with every comfort. and in a close
in, convenient: very desirable area. Rea-
sonably priced. with excellent financing
Open for inspection Saturday and Sunday.
| to : pm. You are most cordially invited
TO see and inspect IL. without obliration
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COLORED-VACANT
Beautiful 6-rm. and bath. corner brick
lse. yard redecorated; move in. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, 1929 K st
NV, RE 353l AK 4S46
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BETHESDA

New houses on large lots Brick. con.
struction; and 4 bedrooms. baths,
hoor bedroom or den. Nicely located and
well financed. Call
A. L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
OR. 700. After pm. call MI 1884 %
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EN-. 1880 TIL 9

Mr.. GRANT CIRCLE
And st. Gabriel's Church. Want q real
home with income? Brick, 9 rms and bath,
side-hall plan, bsnt. apt, 3 lovely rms. and
bath. outside entrance. Oil heat. garage.
Small down payment. Call Mrs Raley, MI.
lH44, with
FORD E. MORGAN, Sr.
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ROCK CREEK FOREST

Chevy Chase, Md.-Beautiful center hall
Colonial brick home; 1st floor. large living
dining rooms, powder rm., de luxe kitchen;
md floor, 3 large bedrms, ! "a baths. tiled; +;
garage: gas air conditioned. LESLIE D.
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BRIGHTWOOD

semidetached corner home in convenient
section OF Brightwood; center-hall plan;
s rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths; hot-water
neat WIN moaern gas furnace. nhfaWooo
owner is anxious to sell. has priced ac-
cordinsly at Sla.75O. Phone Mr.. Peck
GE. 1898. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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SOMETHING DIFFERENT

In Chevy Chase, D. c., q Cape Cod 2-bed-
room frame home: large rooms. auto
matte heat, ranch-style porch across front.
full basement. detached garage: needs
some redecoratins; located In the finest
wooded. level lot aIxl75 #; here is a
property being sold at prewar price at
only. ST $500. Call Banks Murray, 81.
STA, with
SHANNON &LUCHS co.
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BRIGHTWOOD AREA

We do not know OF more house for the
money. Det. all-brck home IN hne con-
yenient. closeIn location; rms. IA
baIhs. 2 lge. bedrms with ample closets:
head doors. inclosed concrete porch Vene-
tlan blinds. oil heat; only $1,000 cash
down required, balance like rent. Call
RA 1924. or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
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w. B. WRIGHT
MT. PLEASANT-S15,75O

West of 1fth ST and Just north OF Park
I'd, excellent location and environment
convenient to everything" & bedrooms,
- baths, rooms on first floor. including
Kitchen. oversize refrigerator; two porcheS
gas heat, deep lot. garage Possession
with title. Another Nj Pleasant home on
Hobart St at Sls"5o. Both Of these
: Won will do well TO investigate. Call Mr
Condlt eveninss, OF. 212I. THOS j.
FISHER e. co. INC. Realtors. DI $3.50
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BRIGHTWOOD
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..

4i2i HARRISON at NV This eonv To-
osted home In pertect condition, on lot
with open nreplace. dining room. Kitchen
end pantry on first floor. Four he'd
'ocms and bath on second floor, Large
bedroom nnd bath on third floor Large
front porch, screened sleeping and break
fast porches, oil h,-v h, laundry trays and
oln N Tisnn G uet thr cs, eohe nv
Priced S@4 500. attractive financing. Ewes.
M. Curling, HO 1853
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

lovely dst homs m Yerv lse. beaut. lot.
resr schools, shops and transp.: lee. ltv.
rr1 din. rnn den, hedrm, powder rm.
xii and pantry. m 1St A Z bedrms and
hath, 2nd a. maids rm. and bath N
per mo.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
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6 BEDROOMS

b BEDH(NOHS
In this fine 9-1m., 2-bsth house near 10Th
and Belmont SITS. n.w.-FurniShines in
cluded in sale price. Priced reasonably
at S22. 900. Call Mr. Whitehead. MA.
1900: ewes. MI. 1880
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l1 X St NV ~
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
Name leading
Peace Bond sellers

Progrsssives Of the Week"
are Fare Lamssrn.an of the
sfh Ward and DIR. Walter ver-
ifY Of the sth Ward. each of
whom sold $50 in Peace
Bonds for the Progressive
Party. il was announced this
week.
Several Of the ward organ
izafions have topped their
quotas. with the sth. z2nd.
and 46fh ward clmbs leading
their respective divisions.
Nearly $1,000 Of the $3s.s5o
quota has been raised so far.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

receive his message, the Presi-
dent took a step which Knocked
the hopes of ali democracy lowing
Americans and most particularly
the Is million Negro Americans
who are this nations most sub
jugated minority.
He issued an executive order
which ostensibfy afforded a new
status to the Negro soldier, sailor,
airman and marine. This order
though it created headlines and
through headlines and Illusion
did not end Jim Grow, did not
abolish segregation in the armed
forces Mr. TF,suman's Chief of
Staff has already made it clear
that the new order win not end
segregation in the armed forces.
The fault is not with the Chief
of Staff but with President Tru-
man. Mr.. Truman used the lang
uage of the southern bourbon;
the language of the defenders Of
the Jim Crow tradition by call
ing for equal opportunity" and
equal treatment" The southern
bourbons have always mouthed
phases like separate equal IA
cfiities" but in their defense of
Jim Crow, though the words
separate" and equal" are in
herently contradictory. Mr.. Tru-
man used language which appea-
sed his Secretary of the Army,
Kenneth Royal, who threatened
to resign if segregation in the
Army were abolished.
THE emergencies in housing,
inflated prices, IN health and edu-
cation which the President now
recognizes SO dramatically, ex-
listed when the regular session of
Congress adjourned in June.
If the President were sincere.
he would have called the special
session on the day he signed the
snfi-semitic. anti-Cafi1olic dis
placed persons bill. If he were
sincere he would not have signed
that bill. He would have thrown
1t back in the faces Of Congress
and told them to come back into
session after the political con-
venfions-to come back and pass
a decent bill which would admit
the homeless of all races. national
origins and creeds.
The sad, simple, shocking fact
Is that Mr.. Truman's call for a
special session did not come from
a deep conviction that he must /.
serve tine people. It came from a
belated conviction that he must
do something dramatic to fool
the people in an effort to split
the progressive forces.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

a graduate OF Dillon Head, the
investment banking house so con-
cerned with rebuilding the in
dustrial empire of the Nszi car
telists. He could remove Mr.. For
restal whose Unsuitable appetite
for bigger and better arms pro-
grams is leading source of the
initiation about which the Presi-
dent purports to worry.
From the State Department
alone he could evict such leading
representatives OF the big busi-
ness philosophy as the Under
Secretary of State, Robert Lovett,
formerly of the investment bank
ing firm of Brown Bros, Harrl-
man; and Assistant Secretary of
State, Charles Saltzman, former
Vice-Presideht of the New York
Stock Exchange.
FROM the key defense posts
under ForrStal he could remove
all those men who are sensitive
to the desires of big business for
ever greater, more profitable
arms, munitions, and aircraft
contracts.
There is the industrial Secre-
tary of the Airforce, w. Stuart
Symington and his assistant
Cornelius Vanderbilt whitney;
there is the Secretary of the
Army Kenneth Royal, who
serves as chairman of the board,
and as a director and officer of a
number Of corporations; and the
undersecretary of the Army,
General William Draper, Jr., an
other graduate OF the Dillon Read
investment banking firm.
These men have dominated the
Administration. They led him
into the policy Of the cold war:
into the scuftiing of necessary
economic controls after w Day.
IN KEEPING these men he is
showing the same insincerity
which leads him to speak against
commodity speculation and re-
tain on his personal staff the
proven speculator, Brigadier Cen
eral Wallace Graham.
But the most appalling evil
dence of the Presidents insin-
ceTitY in presenting his pseudo.
liberal program TO Congress lis
found in his own actions on the
much discussed civil rights pro-
gram.
With the same pen that could
eliminate the Wall Street domi-
nation of the Executive depart
ment, Mr.. Truman-tonight-
could end segregation in the
armed forces.
THIS past week, as the Con-
gress convened in Washington to
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07
COME OUT FIGHTING
q ~
Did Truman call the special
session to aid the people?
n RESIDENT Truman did not

ID RESIDENT Truman did not
/ cali this present special
session with any expectation of
getting legislation which would
serve the American people. He
called it in the mistaken belief
that he could make Congress the
scapegoat for his own inadequate
and often dangerous leadership.
Mr.. Truman knew that a Con-
gress which had worked hand
in-glove, with his Administration
in scuttling price controls, in set
ting the stage for anti-labor legis-
lation, in whipping up false red
scares, and in giving service to
international big business, rather
than to the people at home and
abroad-Mr.. Truman knew that
such Congress would not sud-
denly reform in the heat of mid.
summer in Washington.
He was completely confident
that nothing of real significance
would happen. If he had not been
confident, he would not have
proposed, nor would his hackers
have permitted him to propose
legislation which family initiates
the measures for which progress
sives have been fighting these
past two years.
The insincerity of this per-
formance-this convention of a
special sessions apparent when
enc realizes the things which Mr..
Truman might have done, could
still do, but will not do to provide
real leadership in solving some Of
the major problems of the people.
Mr.. Truman could pick up the
Presidential pen from his desk
and provide genuine leadership.
This very day he could request
and receive the designations of
his own lieufenanfs. who are so
largely responsible for milk at
"a cents quart. meat at $3.50 a
pound. and one lowpriced auto
mobile at $4,000.
He could remove the banker
John Snyder as Secretary of the
Treasury. It was Mr.. Snyder who
first broke the dixie. 1t was Mr..
Snyder who set off the postwar
initiation when he granted the
steel monopoly a IS a ton in
crease while OPA was still on the
statute books.
HE COULD remove the myri-
ads of Wall Street and military
representatives with whom he
has completely undermined the
Roosevelt policy of using govern
ment to serve the people.
There is James Forrestal. the
Secretary Of Defense, leading
nv III -
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-08-07

THIS past week, as the Con-
gress convened in Washington to
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-05
Jury Aequits Dean
In,Theh Of Safe

ST. LOUIS, April S. CAMP
Harrison Burton, former deacon
of Calvary Missionary Baptist
church, was acquitted by a jury
in Circuit Judge James F. Nangle's
court here last week of burglary
and larceny in the theft of a safe
from the church which contained
$2,427. The verdict was returned
after two hours and 20 minutes
of deliberation.
The safe, which contained funds
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-05

This is a paradox, but it is true
Americans who ride Jim crow,
attend inferior schools, get more
of the mental jobs, lower wages,
and live in slums at high rent and
who are lynched, oppressed and
prosecuted are the nations resi-
dents who can be trusted to defend
the country against attack with
out selling out to its enemies more
than any other single group in
America.
Of the 3,616 aliens whom u.
S. officials consider our enemies
only one so far as this writer
knows is a Negro. These alien en-
emies are of the proud Nordic
race - the people who achieved
civilization and are now consid-
cred it's enemies.
The enemies of defocracy and
America sit in the front seats of
steel cars, buses, trains, ferries,
and boats in southern states. They
attend the best schools and col
leges, go to the best theaters and
amusement places and public
parks, get more financial and 9TH
er assistance from the local, state
and national government. They
are white people, American Dor
and foreign born.
For months after we were at
war with Japan soldiers guarded
bridges and tunnels. In some cases
a detachment of soldiers was sta
toned near vital points as a safe
guard against saboteurs and en-
envy agents. Buses stopped at the
entrance to these bridges and a
sentry would step aboard and
quickly look over the passengers
for any japanese who might be
at large.
They never came to the back of
these buses because the enemies
of America don't ride there-they
r not jim crowed. They ride
with, eat with an associate with
white Americans. When they make