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Evening star., 1948-05-25
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE. self-service. modernly
equipped well-stocked store, located in
fine middle class section. doing between
SI $50 and ST 800 weekly: priced to be
sold Immediately: 81 900. lock, stock and
barrel Phone CHI. 1861. go
ANTIQUE BUsINESS-Excel. located In
historic Alexandria; offered for the 1st
time; direct from owner at very reas
price; attractive show windows, outstand-
ing stock: good lease: splendid opport: for
adding side line OF interior dec. or hob
bies that tie il with ANTIQUE business
DO YOU WANT TO SELL: Now is the
time. Service that satisfies. Call EX.
1855 for appraisals, business or property
No obligations Of course. PASTOR-LUTI
INC. i29 Vt. ave. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE, 1906 Biltmore-Exclu-
sive, II rooms, baths. oil heat: 3.rm
apt with bath on 1st floor, very well fur-
nished: price reduced, $4,000, with n cash.
Do not disturb owner, to inspect call Elk.
2555, PASTOR-LUTZ. INC, 1129 VT. ave.
EXCLUSIVE LIQUOR RESTAURANT, best
downtown location, air conditioned; seat
ing capacity 120; UP to $500 daily sales;
0-year lease; present owner has had bust
ness for yrs. and wishes to sell. For
price and terms to inspect call PASTOR
FROZEN CUsTARD. CANDY and nut
store. in heart Of Wash; Easily made INTO
short-order grill. Only $4,000 eompl
Terms. Call Mr.. Weinrib. AUERBACH A.
CO., 1424 K st; NV, Suite 400. Dl. 650l;
ewes, DE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

ACCORDION; also other Instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
infor.. AID. 1896. Mr.. JAY. Is pm. Il
LEARN TO DRIVE in .Washington's oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 1a4S model cars,
patented dual controls. EASY METHOD.
MEDICAL STUDENT desires tutoring this
summer in gross anatomy and pathology.
State qualific. and rates. Box 40l-A, Star.
25s
CoMPToMETER openings with tipping,
short, easy course: dozens OF perm. open
ing. New classes starting now. Reg. early.
Ma. 2340. BOYD'S, 700 18th. cor. @ st.
DRIVING LESSONS by experienced teach
er. satisfaction guaranteed; any hours;
rates reasonable. EN-. 5653. -25
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured widow
of European diplomat. HO. 1868. 25.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 bill. Men, and women. Phone Olive:
MODEM TRANNG in peauty culture. al
subjects taught. Approved hy Governmsn.
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st nv. pL 1852
Evening star., 1948-05-25
HELP poMEsTIc.

oN-HOUsEKEEPER, colored, to
pie meals, attend personal reeds Of en-
g1eyesa;a Rs aa4s six days per week. bring sao. ref
COOK eSnerisns;sd: Isss lsys in; 3 adults sa5
esssedlai ests sRe nW ve Ap 3 SIsf out o
DOWNSTAIRS MAID and waitress, white
only summer r. or PERM; sl25 S,2i N no, Z; 80
G.H.w., colored, settled: light cooking;
live In; fond Of children; s22 a week; EEL
babies; Thurs. and every other Sun of:
sit in evenings when ne pecessaar0y' ssa0 SIS per
G.H;w., BendiS; no cooking; 2 children; n
ssSslhf! ssSs lessi sst sss !W sse @
days per week: must have references. l730
ss4s 5 i s.ys ss s1s ntaVs w. hsssh sss5
GOOD HoUsEwoRKER, exper. care; 12eyr.
child; city ref ref only; $50 to $3.50, days
HoUsEKEEPER-cooK I1Sa who loves children;
recent references and health card required ned
permanent position need apply. Cali FA
296S Sunday or after weekdays. -25
pee hsrss 81 ef eSfsa ef
332 Pa: ave. Sc, after 1870 am.
Ma. IL. " opess stsa nsa ond and o ehsh dsnfnd
m seierenoe ass S and health iss card 'f RA $S57
MAID to live in. general housework, light
laundry. some care Of small child. no cook
Ing. 5-day week; refs. Call OR. 6ll7.
MAID to clean doctors ONCE; part time.
mornings; age 21-31. Apply 1 to pm,
1882 Eye st. NV. (basemenD.
MAID, exper only, with good local refs: !:
excellent salary; must live in. Call Or
MAID. colored. for shw;, plain cooking;
hNl1H MaTD & Nv to- e g aSSs e summer resort
SO ov m0 q ey r Ay snS 6Es ssard sd S.
MAID, colored, over 80; must be expert
enced. care of children and general house
TO EorK * to i've seashors m mon.Rs durs
MAID, exper.. gh.w. and laundry. Apply
2145 29th st. NV. Apt. all. ~
NURSEMAID, colored, exper., reliable, to
sasf snd ssiary sals 8 s11o mo Ii West Kirke ST.
Chevy Chase, Md Phone WI. 5000. .-27
SECOND MAID, white. 20-35 years Of age;
9 s in and eonv assist Ssh ss1dry
other help employed. EN-. s133. --25,,
WOMAN, to go, to seashore:. care Of chill
dren and gen: housework; city ref; other
hs4g hsI9 eTgl0yss ssb2 $40 mo- live IN; hsath
WOMAN. a, white; Rfsi light housekeeping and
some eooking; BOX 422op, star 81 e., 10
%SMAS live ssDsns n tena sSsP q children Rf
good pay Sligo 2047. -27
Evening star., 1948-05-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, Al home impr9yemnts 9yn from from
70 oay. HAMILTON CONT. CO.. RE. 4477.
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS, redecorating,
siding and roofing; first-class work only;
all work guaranteed; free, estimates; Be
thesda; Chevy Ghass snd dn silver W, sIpsTlne Isia
ASH xsPHafT IF fssSi pRivrwAx and concrete. re-
coMMs1 sS5fsf5 TsaSTss SaT e P5ops o. 1855
sshts ssht 1HE Mo 7af q today
for reas. estimates, on all home improve
dsons and 5s@asf speeaty jobs wa s'i sss s
CARPENTRY. remodelins. repairs and
ali experienced men; reasonable rates. Gall
eaRrE&TRY eaf rins YsR Work. s painting remodeins
Tspss mstes Vsrt NJ fEP R5 ts hS SOL
CARPENTRY WORK AND PAINTING, ex-
PHE AUsfS III T S1 a6IcR s's CO. se
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. hagstones,
terraces, walks chimneys, flreplaces, ce-
ment .driveways, porches, retaining walls
pipe drainage, all kinds of ,waterproofins.
e,Rns Rou1s soctvie i HerRssss asss Lane
CONCRETE. cement work, footing, drive
tanning walls; old and new work. IA. $3.50
eetoNNcRETE AND MASONRY WORK; any
s5SK S5Sdkff2 81 w6aKes R6Shs c9 24S IS for vsks
foundations, waterproofng. underpinning'
IH eHlysrts; preeasting PRuIIr CoNsIEoG s[sV9n
FLOOR sERHc1Wrotnins but the best
laying. sanding: anishines cleaning pa pa.
Hs' a5sasis5y ai'fs c niss: iss
HONE he ' REMoDLiNG. rec. rms. .ttics,
pliances Altico wall tile, all colors: rubber
tile flooring: free. estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR CO.; gN 3352. days or .,ua EYES. y,
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
MopERa Issns5s aoME stse eo NA Ga e7o
ends; bathrm,, Kit. or other rooms Gal
P3pERiNG AND PAINTING, general Re.
SIaSDGTss Il ~ fTf soTS IA 5sG and
4H AUSTIN h9y sss eeR Ss co free phGns
REMoDELING. repair. stone and brick
work, papering and painting; FHA terms
koofISG RoSas e. AND Nd SIDING, get our price, nc
obligat. on, finest materials and workman
SCREEN DOORS. SCREEN wIRE-Large
stock Of screen wire, bronze, galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors WOLFE & BORDOW HOW'RE,
North Capitol and SITS. Republic 29o2.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have the
material Call Sligo 3942, w. D. TAYLOR.
WATERPROOFING easements and roofs:
guaranteed work; free estimates: THE
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. Phone co. 34Sl
AsKEW's HOME sERv.-Paintins. paper
hanging. f. sanding, modernizing, bsmt.
iaTTINTIoN, q 5ToS feSS HOME 9yW 9oyWWNERs-Any work,
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS. Contractors, ST. 74s9 or RA'
Evening star., 1948-05-25

REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcent.l.
PAPERING, 5 rms. and 2,story hall house
ssS ccmplete nIr GSod SSss workmanship Es'e
mates The DECORATIVE SHOP. RA,
PAiPERrNG AND PAINTING-A.1 work;
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT, DU
PAPERHANGING. this week only 81 and
up per rm: l94s washable sunfast papers;
work snarsntssd.; GE: 4as3, GE s46i /
seed SeaI noRe Nov 'ia S the hour @ cali Il ss5s
PAPER HANGING, painting. plasterlng
floor Ho n'ssRs ssg5 till fpfs s. svs 9" b Ref ss 3
PAPER HANGING -PAINTING-1mmediate
seTy1cs white nj ,nss nsshanics free estimates
FaFEk htFEkAi HASG1NG AZ sSs' ONLY. See MR.. yam,
PApERIRG, RtptInpRG pAINTNG-Repairs Of all
CAM cpS ST az 7oSo ARcoIA DEcoRAT1NG.
PHOTOS and photostatic copies for pass.
pfomps sy services ser!fs as
SHoP as fsRna sRek ave cEMENF Re- S
work; glaterprnosoafns' no job to small. %. .u.
PLhsrEkiNG a; Ek GAM, AND CEMENT WORK: No
Job TOO far none too small. D1. 457O,
FnHsfER EM nHoMAai MkhPAIRING ig1 st. nS sstehwo!s
zHESX fM {s5b,S: s Ss5S ,ns
remodeline; gas water heaters. THOMAS
PLGMBiNG 1sL AND HEATING-Repair; re-
modelling; reasonable rates. Call HILLSIDE
RREIFIRIGERAToRs. MOTORS, washing ma;
chimes: .4-hour service; ..s househ0ld hTSrNnd and
sa co US Tsrk lei
REFfRIGERAToss. ali makes; also wash
ing machines; oL. AIS; .,.,
ing and caulkinR. OR. 1900 any nme'
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters. downspouts, all
service Mr. MRIaHT. RA. s446: - y. :,
CUTTERS. spouting, sheet metal
work; all types installed and repaired;
ss, %sssI a'En % T.
STONE, FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT--spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
mates mate; ediAsi eail JERRY. HIas'i AT 1855. " w
TAILOR will make ladies' suits. coats, 80
orisinai oR pss desisner eSSS Special this week only
Broadtail and Persian lamb, fur, cloth
suits coats speeiaslty, psa so The store WITH WITH
nas asst from 81 and Florida
rYfEWkirsKs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
~ ySyf co s,a RI 4.h 7 x. UNITED
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, CSC up to
3 it. wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
mssoS ywAsHo% ssaasS p SSr snnE 3deEn xWa
FSaSk Ha G9 sSH Ee :: ss0S Ct
Penh With Ensh hYNN ,WR sd sSe fosss S. R
DI 4172, Phone for free estimate.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions 204
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 3a3S
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, consider
qualified woman or man. Start S225. ad-
vancement. Other sec. positions to $4,000
with the top Arms Of Wash. AMERICAN
Na1 sSg5 MEN 0'1' 'ioh' 'i' ''' A'";'
OFFICE CLERK, $50 wk (m>, under 35,
supervise small ofice, little typing; typist
bank work $40 wk.: cashier. hrs. Ala
pm. S35 wk., and collection clerk. tel. wk.
S45 wk.; stenographers, typists, bookkeep-
ers, hourly openings. Inquire, reg. Miss
Day or Miss Morgan at once, MA. 2115
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV
Next to church.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRINTING SHOP; good business: exeeIlsnt
location; Offset, mimeo;, addressing; $1,000
qogslsq 1Ssi SPer coGsf. sf. % miles SOUTH of
I3 rooms, AS f.: frontage on hwy; Arm.
completely furnished. new electric stove;
On acres Of land; plenty Of fruit and
fFo6pS MFG e. sisa product xs
ssSs'sa ssas Business o at snoooS owsGR
WATCH REPAIR. jewelry store; excellent
buyer. Priced for quick sale. No brokers.
Please call DI. 6oss on weekdays. 8 Am.
ususTAL. HSUa REASONABLE SALE rRieE-
Long established direct factory dealers,
ans eanSy .nf sa
TScH n1ss Ts kooM bseT seT as4 ps4o sst SEATS A.
sa' ssts sSS sT i1s 6sn
RHsrAHhANT ia!s AR nj AND BAR excellent as Cor
ssea; owner states 900 month, clear
sT9 'es CASH issS so RpEs Rif s2Soo exaasvs tsrRs
Rfsrs3xlS4 RS III S$fs u,euor,. upper 18th @ss It,
!{eS. HoILAkPER. Exclusive Exclusive SSsker oesid.n!sl
aHs daxFTfL t NorEs 81 Sc s pfs CASH
BOB HoLLANDER. oeeidental Hotel. 5all
so1sS e. sss USED sAs SA 25ts gof best in
%sh E ss of1ss 4s ST. sis SSs s S'ss.
W kzSow .hss. .,, are man. peeRl. : who J. no
5eys5sE he9a co 4Sa M NJ nE sait.
liz fiSuoR X STORES sfo sVeSi. WANTED vi Sw have
3 buyers with adequate cash to close deal
sa y 4 SRss g. + 81
sasSssl saSaslz ssSzss saAlkES M g c., . r. KE ss$s
deiicatessens % arm. apt. Only $500 l.
IN n + sas sfia sS9s Co. 4s4
EDS IS SSff ssRs sHG D s'oi 4v ssss
Ssso Ess E0qe eo 144 ef
over basness ss srossins oh % over s4ee PEI
FL Ffssl Psfs EsfAE SsSS CO. Ex sso It
siae sS A Of the s. G line! ss:s6S q wR. sRe bas o
atrs avala5ls dants1a s1s GOO pus s,Gsk
that yields high profits; att. store with
mod apt. above: long tranS1. lease At low
rent; priced right. with only $4,000 down.
To Inspect. call Sindler. with BILL
| SIMONS, Elk. 61S1.
NO 2O-B-CHILDRENS WEAR, averaging
| 500 wk. now; large store with room to
expand into related lines; clean stock,
mod. fix. and free Of comp.
No. 20-A-Juyenile dept. store, gross
ing S45O-S50O wk.,, in sub. shopping CEN
here. To inspect. call BILL s1MoNs. Ex.
61S1..
TOURIST COURT, adjoining Shenandoah
National Park-Colonial house, cabins,
gasoline station swimming Do9l trout
l44 acres, good timber: ideal for, sports
ance financed Listing 29-C..
Grocery store, near Lynchburg.. Va
| Well stocked. doing good business; 4 acres;
full price, S17,500 Listing 41-C.
Garage and service station-Stock fix-
| lures, business, lease, Ford VS. wrecker:
located on Route No. /: full price, $4,000.
Tourist court so. of Alexandria. Va,
| on Route No, Ill apartment cabins,
equipped, rented monthly; 4 over-night
cabins, equipped bath in each; restsursnt g
TT. on No. hwy. 1.la acres land cash
required, $4,000. balance financed. No.
CSC.
Diner and tourist court: ideal for trail
er camp; 1,6OO-ft. frontage on Route No.
L; equipped. living quarters. No. 43-C:
we 54s pfsd cRs 5iaSs MHRfN Mefi 'Es Reasor Sea
Alex. 6S15, 100 South Royal St. Alex
andria. Va. Open daily. to g.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
MOTOR TRAVEL,
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

STUDENT VETERAN, experienced driver,
will drive your car any where in the
country; references. WO. 6a6S after g.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Cont, i.

reliable domestic workers.
cooks, maids, porters, dishwasher, g.h.w..
days worker. NATIONAL HOME SERy-
ICE, 1117 You st. NV. co. -5255. co.
EXPERIENCED CoLoRED HELP for
domestic and public work. NO. 1869,
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81
Florida ave. NV 26s
WE HAVE ALL TYPES of experienced do
mestic help. Call DE. 6645. -31
WE HAVE frst-class colored help, full or
part time; also day workers. Call AD.
0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1853 Wallach pl. NV. -25
Evening star., 1948-05-25

REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcsnt.,.
PAPERING, rms. and 2-.story hall house
SS5 complete. Good workmanship, white
mechanics DU. p05S -26
PAPERING. PAINTING, reliable: free esti-
mates. THE DECORATIVE SHOP, RA.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
P.S. |. ELKS TO ELECT OFFICERS
DECEMBER 6; OBSERVE MEMORIAL
DAY SUNDAY, DECEMBER Il

On Monday, Dec. 6. Puget
Sound Lodge Elks will elect Off
GERS for the term beginning jan
nary. through June. 1919.
On Sunday, Dec. IL. joint me-
mortal service will be observed by
EIks and Daughter Elks OF Seat
tie. Bremerton and Tacoma, ten
tatively in Tacoma. Wash. time
and place to be announced later.
On Monday, Dec. 6. the lodge
will elect an entire roster of new
officers. The exalted ruler has
frequently called attention to the
laxity of members in attending
sessions of the lodge. He deplored
the nation almost electing a pres
ident by minority vote of the
people. He hoped the entire MEM
bership would share in the cleo
ton of officers.
We share the wishes of our ex-
allied ruler. We owe 1t to our Of
ficers to share their official bur-
dens. No better way to start than
attending lodge meetings.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
CT. 0. WARNED
AGAINST RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION

PORTLAND, Ore.-Unless racial
and religious discrimination and
economic bigotry are eliminated
in the world, democracy may be
destroyed, Walter White, secre-
tary of the National Association
for Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie, warned the tenth national c..
|. o. convention here.
ut is imperative that we not
forget that two-thirds of the hui
man beings of the earth are
brown. yellow or black of skin. ;"
White said.
''It Is a matter of life and death
for civilization and democracy to
extend our vision beyond the inn
mediate problems of the United
States. Modern science has de-
molished time and space and we
live in one world. where all of us
are interdependent.
Unless we have such vision
and are willing to share and fight
for freedom Of all men every
where, there will be no lasting
freedom or peace for any of us. :"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01

Gayton was born in Benton,
Miss, and came here just before
the big fire of 1889. Soon after
the embers of the young city had
cooled. he was appointed sher-
IFS deputy. Later he was APP
pointed messenger and bailiff I'M
der the late Cornelius Holgate
Hanford. first United States dis
trict Judge here after washington
became state, Clayton recalled.
Mrs. Clayton was born in Nash
vile, ITEM, and came to Seattle
in 1895.
Il was Is years old when we
were married" said Mrs. Clayton.
But John Just won't say how
old he was or is. He has been
so evasive about his age that our
three sons and daughter say they
have to count fingers this way and
that to figure out how old he
should be-"
Well" countered her husband,
Il don't want to retire for long
time yet
Courtesy Seattle Times.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
RED CROSS OFFERS
NURSING COURSES

The December series of Red
Cross home nursing courses will
start Monday, December 6, with
both care of the sick and mother
and baby care classes scheduled,
according to Mrs. S. H. Tashian,
volunteer home nursing chairman
for the Seattle-King County Red
Cross Chapter.
Graduate nurses will give prac-
teal, basic instruction in effective
care of the sick at home, and how
to care for both the expectant
mother and the new infant. Each
course is complete in six two-hour
sessions, with classes meeting
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days for two weeks at local Red
Cross headquarters, 905 Second
Avenue Building.
Care of the sick classes are
scheduled to meet from 10 a. m.
to IL noon and from 1880 to $50
p. M; mother and baby care
classes are set for 1 to D. m.
and 1880 to $50 m. Registra-
ton is now open, and additional
information or registration may
be obtained by calling Ell. $500.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01

You may watch United States
District Court grow up from its
infancy, but that doesn't tire you
enough that you want to retire,
John T. Clayton said, as he and Mrs.
Clayton celebrated SO years of
married life in Seattle.
Clayton is law librarian for the
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals here, and also a bailiff in
District Court. The elderly Negro
has served under every federal
district judge since Washington
became a state, he said.
81 don't want to retire" said
Clayton. whose pince-nez fastened
with a black cord has become a
familiar sight IN Federal Court
rooms. When man doesn't
work, he just sits around and gets
old"
The Gaytons celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary with
an open-house party at their
home, 432 26th Ave. N. Fifty
years ago, they were married in a
house near Seventh Avenue and
Columbia Street.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
PENSIONERS IN
STATE TO GET
5 PCT. INCREASE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Pub
lie welfare estimates for its 1949-
so needs have increased approx
mately s91, 100000 since septem-
Der.
Mrs. Kathryn Malstrom, the di-
rector, said not all of the increase
could be attributed to the passage
of Initiative 172 to liberalize the
old-age pension laws. She said
the increasing state population
and the increasing cost of living
are other factors.
Mrs. Malstrom also announced
the department will raise public
assistance level per cent Janu-
airy /. This will mean an average
of 500 a month for ald-age-pen-
sion payments. She said 1t does
not mean a full 5 per cent boost
for all recipients. 1t will be on
the basis of need.
The departments estimate of
needs for the next biennium is
$277,768,444, compared with an
estimate of $1S6, 100000 in Sep
TENDER, prior to the election-day
adoption of Initiative 172. For the
present biennium, the welfare
program received approximately
$139, 100000.
The department estimate for
the two-year period includes $21,-
900, 900 to cover an estimated 10
per cent living-cost increase. If
living costs don't go up, the direc-
tor said, the added amount would
not be needed.
Mrs. Malstrom suggested that
part of the proposed appropria-
ton be included in governors
emergency fund. The governor
then could release it If the need
were established, She said that
would give the governor meas
ure of control over the program.
The department estimated it
will need ~$72,600,4SO from the
federal government for the 1870
so program.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
Poll Shows Dixie
FayOrs Mixed Colleges

RICHMOND = (ANP) = A
poll taken among faculty men,
bers of several southern white
colleges and universities recently
showed that a majority of them
favor admitting Negroes to their
graduate schools for courses not
offered in state supported schools
in the south.
The survey was made by the
Southern Conference Educational
fund. The results of the poll were
disclosed on Nov. 81 at a meeting
of the funds board of directors.
Aubrey Williams, of Montgom-
cry, Ala, fund president, said
ballots were sent to every faculty
member in IL southern state uni
versities. According the replies he
received, Mr. Williams found that
SO percent of the faculty mem
bers favor opening the doors of
all graduate schools to Negroes
without segregation when the de-
sired courses are not available
in state supported institutions in
the south.
Only 2S percent voted for the
plan of segregated regional schools
advocated by southern governors.
Three states, Georgia, Missis-
sippi, and South Carolina, reveal
ed faculty approval of segregation
regional schools for Negroes, Will
liams said, while Alabama was
equolly divided on the issue.
University faculty members in
Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, Tennessee. Texas and
Virginia voted against segregation,
Williams reported.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
Catholic Council to
Hear Clio Executive

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (speciaD -
James B. Carey, secretary-treas-
urer of the C. I. O., will be the
principal speaker at forum spon-
sored by the Catholic Interracial
Council here December IL. A
Catholic, Mr.. Carey is chairman
of the national c. l. o. committee
to abolish discrimination. He also
served on President Truman s
Committee on Civil Rights.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
new MIAMI
APARTMENT HOUSE

MIAMI, Fla. (ANP) - A
new apartment house project for
Negroes hare has been started
in the Liberty City area. The
project will be called Lincoln
Fields. There win be "a buildings
containing in all 316 one and two
bedroom units. Plans include
space for parking and for super
vised Fairgrounds.
The cost of the project will
run around S1,5OO.OO0. 1t is ex-
pected that ~ apartments will be
ready for occupancy by Jan. Is.
Il will take a year to complete
the entire project which is owned
by Sam Sacks, white, Miami
Beach hotel operator.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-12-01
YOU ASKED FOR IT:
DEMO CLUB HITS
SALES TAX RAISE


Opposition to any increase in
the state sales tax was voiced by
the Young Mems Democratic Club
at its weekly meeting last week.
The action was taken on a reso-
luton offered by George e. Ryan.
AS originally phrased, Ryan's
resolution proposed a graduated
income tax to raise any additional
revenues required for state gov
eminent. The clubs executive
committee deleted this proposal,
restricting action to the sales-tax
issue.