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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY OF FOUR, urgently IN neeo OF
s.5shaon; 9eas up e Sis Phone ~
vETERaN. V1s1s aSs 3oi ) adults, 2 .mpl.. child 81
mos; Christian, nonsmoking or drinking
recent college graduate, desires small =
sedrm house or apt by W. June; s$4a vicinity 1S
ofb 81 Hay HMaHsHSaroNfaNs. Mse
dents who will respect the property. desire
Gs5 abd s0ass assoo a1e
sS y e sfSs s.S ssI5 Hp RI @ sIS0 0sIry ~ ~ ~.
Mf5si cs95sE area coTpl M as4s
aesn'sf or room pe1inf anfurnished & house: desire
REFERENCES; gga5antse sSeellent care prem
1vSffiTERAHk 1Sfi H 7sGsi WISHES E. HOUSE in suburban
SE tenn Ga c9.%Ss .gts d.s1e as
shone Ron Rfn'aS Ap asis nss s Or a c ss o
wANTED.Leaie Of & to bedrm 3o ,r.r9ndqI1 undqrn
GssABAS I'm 81 shfifa pfFTonA4c IA s55S sdotrLr
%sSTm :fsd phons s9"ss JAaks6 Be- BftTsPs
s.BEDRM.. HOUSE, unfurn Or partly
turn;; NV. section or nearby Md. en-.
ApvER1IsNe EXECUTIVE desires s.i =. s:b.d:
permanent resident; your house will re.
ssEsrossrsTn Rig ess nG AbS1f 81 p41s lsaur..
sssIm ssss ia iarn s17g 9Gss r.: JUNE o ss4e a
sSSSrIE SS IL fREs pHsfREEs H. small unturnisssed
% n%oISs, SaIl SaIIIl.a1r;, NJ; SUoo.
and yard, July /; Chevy Chase or Pc
Ksss rent: May buy or trade later. BOX
IL. IT, COZ. REG. ARMY. permanent. wife
and school-aged child need , or bed
room, unfurnished house or apartment. by
sfD sss pfssr as
COUPLE tno Children, desire unfurn.
Responsible ResSe s sG9 B G u care guar
anteed; references and lease. TIE. s45s.
ATTORNEY. wife and small children will
Permanent residents. Phone ov. is. 1897.
2-BEDRM. HOUSE; unfurn. Beltsville Re-
RREsPoeNssiIBIE TENANTS. Acc ensineer
family mil need SSedTm cs de ST unfn5n so
NAVY COMMANDER and wife. no children
or pets. want desirable, unfurn., detached
home; Northwest, nearby Maryland or Vir-
einia for ga years: on or about July ! !:
$40: best references. Phone MI. 1898
WANTED. 5 or room unfurnished house;
D. c. or Va; | years lease; MAXIMUM
HHs RI af2i desires s
n ". section; sarase. cail DE 5000, Ext.
16, WEEKDAYS, to 5.
es e Ghrt;esn seod aens s% ssnvsnp
GENERAL OFFICER requires unfurnished
for rent q T,r,s coap.s des4ed
not more than is miles PentaEon. BY June
/. RE $500. Ext 575e, wkdays. 8 and s;
sH. 1Is4: Ext. rs. Sat. and Sun:
SUBURBS, for summer hortieulturist.
plan plan and supervise extensive iandscapins
in SMOKE ss'nenss ner drink lel Box ao7SH. Star.
FURNIsHED HOUSE or To,tSa apt. ,.g;nn,ss wantsd
June: It. col: wife. . daughters; EDWARD
2-BEDRM APT. or house wanted. furn.;
s. snfe1 s9 sIS + nes s
GENTLEMEN BACHELORS. profession
ally employed, want 6-bedrm det houss;
RErAiRs II fRsfGM MADE so on ne' yOur untuFn house
vscate Va home: perm. RA. sao3 sat. Sun.
S6nt. Il st.er s,D DR axS Dsth1z fREsE. IL, need
bedrm. or larger house, OF apt. Daddy
and mommie have ttied for yesr Z, ,a 70
TAMiL{ 81 FIVE desires or : sedr9em a
AGc1 after e u
Evening star., 1948-05-16

III Lynhaven dr-6.room
house, furnfshed; rent, S125, or will sell
on terms to suit purchaser. Temple
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HOME HUNTING SERVICE.

LOOKING FOR An APARTMENT OF house
to rent, Maybe We can help you. Let our
experienced telephone operators do4 your
hunting for you. We can handle only 20
mere applications. Small fee. For details.
eddres, Boz ee-A ar.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, MAY Is,

eious e ant is rriee6 below market value M ga at
$500. 1t contains . large liv. rm,. full
9 y: sy. 12 +; dining room; completely
and tiled bath and shower. Also deep
closets; southsrn exposure: immed. poss
20 chesspeske st. Sc. Il open for inspec-
tion. This is an excel value. FeE fuSther
with FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES,
NEAR sHG Ea is.h siti And HARVARD N.w,-lirst-
floor apt Of large rooms, kitchen ana
bath. IN modern nrsproof suildtns. recently
stantiai cash: We also have Groom,
KITCHEN and bath I sH. II an eFslus,ys Z: IIy
chased with 81 900 down and $3.50 per
month: Gail Mr.; RICE Wo. 27e6 or Mr.
Is SOLD, i LEFf-bofm. apt; vacant:
immed; poss,; sold on = eo-operative basis
payments p like rent. Open for inspection
sunday only. is, The Stanton; l2s S 6
CORR, 1928 K Ct. NV. RE. 1881.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
TWO. BEDROOM APT. in well-nnaneed
bldg, in good NV. section, eonv. trans.'
stores WI 4371.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

DOWNTOWN, close to Wash. Circle NV
1870 ssTms s3 o su
es'5s es 5oHR E ssor nH to ..esss nsnss
eR oPaN Is S rM ssos 81 T4th ss s. 'sts ss-rh,
modern brick home. with 8 iarre room
and and hsths asS oil heat t,. can Be yours fo,
5.ai + : KGPPEs s. Xxx 4 COIN me- iss4 Z
eer sond s5sn o. o
close to ali conys. At price Of S24,e50
W9 y0avs ssoo; I. - once open today. EDw; Il
ROCK CREEK FoREsr-1t is a pieassr
to offer this exceptional home at q pric
f. pf s2s 500; peri n,c9 eSnd;; liy rr;, din rm
3 tvin-size bedrms: end a.. bsh; attic 10
"; ssoo once open today. Epw., i
1851 afn sT. Nw.-onl, $500 down
Ias heat; row briei: excellent snsncins
M Nh $685. ssssa .s.. .s.n' G c' isss M DRA1sNhE
PETWoRTH-Brict. two 3-rm. apts.. bath
each, very clean and light; new gas furn
.aa :sol.! n .::a. ss5 iHd' 4S ssS ss 'F'n'D
S4.bedrm: 2-bath. Oct, brick: hnishe;
Reaitor, 74e4 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1900
AMERICAN UNIV. PARk-open till darl
An attractive Colonial brick at 434l
Yuma st. NV: & lge. rms, u baths
powder rm. on 1st a.; full bsmt.. will
Iavatory. Bryant gas heater; near excel
Tenleg Circle and Yuma St, Isft On YUM;
to .:Open' sign and house. CAPITAL
NEW sREMfsHfGR2 G4 AVk ss ss11
Poplar ave-S11 500, bungalow; z nic'
rooms and bath, full basement; automatic
oil heat. comb. storm windows: IN exc
BUS BUS: vscant Open Sun: 10 til dark. q
reach: Out N: II. ave. to lst interseetioI
after D.. C.. line, turn left past school
about l block to bungalow. OWNER. Iii
TAKoMA PARK, Md, nr. Piney Brancl
rd-Magnincent detached home. on 10
l0ox2o0, IN excellent residential irein1 i1
large i deck porch and an additional apt: .
Q rms, kitchenette and bath on drst floor
2nd floor contains 5 bedrms. q paneles
IN pine), deck porch, bath and shower
basement apt. consists of 2 rms. kitchen
ette and bath with private entrance, 2-ca
built-in garage, oil h-w.h. This propert.
is in faultless condition and has extJi
features too numerous to mention. Pricef
81 bSuRP ssiH i.s coas sssns iss e. e
skr} 5IsopAx ,;szs2es ,, ~ IA. 4 Is: ~.
bath. large lot: immed. possesston: LIN
KINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. D1. eose; ewes.
call Wo. 1862.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

LOO BLOCK 9Th ST. N.W.-s rooms and
down hist WAeps Ssr's AZ oss $780,
fa ssa saERDASsH sf IN s.Sps1 .os., s
sperfse,ly eopd.,qned nous, completely
Incl. porches br.afiast fin noop Gas rec. pus room.
sun deck, oil heat; sarsse. 81. 7245.
hHR S. Sla e ahaTY ssei fa
in perfeet Condition: WITH .atogatie hsst;
81 sssl .Ves ps.e'd ia MITCHELL a4Ts QUICK
HEwToa ST. NV, few door, from 1e.h
SIS roems: baths: sas heat; brick
sessen: eendten ] 1eedH shis Dsss e sheSd
FIJI 5s cdSs Sss'0si avEF re NxSp.,,r.s,. we srm
sisR ss5sS ss5 s..ss1s ss$s.' eos
soea 18th sT.Gopen today. 2-5: immed.
small dewn s,.D Il l1o,s Iss
sss M soss Call r. Mr. bef1 kA sss9
Sfali9r SEAR soiD1ERs oiI hsss i aoME4 comp ap,.
Ns1 rtsI 1sS Bog sSsY is.ga's staT T,u. IN
IS iso only ys yrs Old i'd and IS IN excellent CON
s0n sas asss :. osns h s sy.n S'h Is
a price that should sell this home iname,
Me. I143 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
eeHGHosNfA eeHXGGHaHossANHfA aurNsSGIALow saurNGALow. s11, $50. with
Tooms and bath; % on SHADED ad lUt' within sn,
terminal; equipped kitchen; h.-v. gss heat;
real nice neishborhood. r: ?. ElPLLY.
stor for dr.enbelt 377s. NJ, DAYS. Ia
OPEN SUNDAY 1 70 9 I'm. 22s spruce
REASONABLY priced: loe..ed ~ blocks sl from n,es
level lot. 5Ox150 TT; conventent 1oor plan
hall. spacious living room. DIN
joinins den which can. easily be converted
70 bath bedrns .nd exesps.onsd!,y ias1s iui
61ssnsns oil ssh.r hsh cay Z, wASnk 2 hage,. eo
DI. 3346. Directions: Out Carroll ave. %
Park ave, left on Park one block then lett
eIEvEIANp cn VIA D r GrARKIrde.l home, bed:
rms: 5sth; dst s Ssr cissx ~ feneos ses,tons ana
AR 2l1s. WI. 313o.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

ENTIRE 1sT FLOOR, unfurn., includ. Nv.
rm. with fireplace, din, rm.. kit. bath; 2
bedrms. and den. $3.50 mo. Avail. ABOUT
sao PE4R6nY ~. N.E'@New home, Just
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE INSURED VAN wants load to Mi
waukee or en- route, May 20. Call T.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

tate. Can be purchased furnished; Va
is9 Fsso1 f Tass o. wo ANB ss
5eBEDRM.. di Ta.Isi s.BATH Bick. conS. @ to 18th
other desired features, A home with An
asHTsoN insems priced ,t1s .1 sell quickly s. M
oPEssINj oFEN sUN6AY. "a ssls TILL DARK. $50
quincy st. n.w-very attractive masonery
hall, beautiful liv. rm.,. family size din;
propoYtionea pm bedPms up fun S
n.shes hed oil d.t. dst gar price
SSea5 co sh Realtors S'sa s1o s
1S SpsHR f5Iys5 sPFns s oesn sL todss saeS
tapestry brick home: 7 spacious rms. hall;
age: Best value available in exclusive
oRR1soN. siR g aFsa "a st'Tse'ivs ss1s terms s. M
isIs Wis. AvE.2open today 20. rms,
bath. attic. oil h.-wh,; 25-ft: frontage; s
sfsIaes sfMMoss 0qsoeSs Wo s45s S.e asd oRRIsoS
home is located nT; the s csthedTai and r.
ana MaIS slassedin sss porch a h! and IND G % bed bedrms
and 2 tiled baths; rm. on Bird a.; oil
h;.wh;; Gear oct. garage: owne. leayins
HONE HOME AND INCOME. i sp SiP' dP' ot Mt Pleas.
cars and bus; 8 apts., baths, kits, ranges,
refgrs,: also sep. rms. part. furn: Sale
eiei oN DisPIHY S SUNDAY. noon noon to on $50; T.
bedroom. 2-bath brick home in Silver
sn efai Drive Out out Georsia @ a. ave. % to 10000
block. right on Dennis ave. to house with
our sign R: P. RIPLEY: Realtor. 81. Gill
silver Spring home with bedrooms and
bath on each floor. fully equipped kitchen.
screened, porch, fireplace. h.-w. heat, bsmt..
marvellous place for family OF several;
S1a.95o r. P. RIPLEY Realtor. 81.
Gill; If no answer, 81. 1890, Mr.. Hughes.
lis
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., close to and west
of Conn. ave. and all cows excel. bed
rms. baths; prompt possession. This
prop. is priced at S2e,6oo, and can be
Wo. 1900 Once open today. EDw. II
JONES 60" INC. -1s
Evening star., 1948-05-16

plstss inform ton San NJ. Northern, 81.
MT sss Tss 30 q, e.si sle9 s.a1oom.
owner must sell: convenient to stores
and trsnsportation; Gall NJ. B5amham,
OPEN TODAY, I-6-a0o4 -9ooe Eton I'd.
handsome brick houses convenient to
portation pt'pf coy rms' i tiled T bath, tuii
esnt, gas ht mod KITCHEN; ea setg: steve
ons r9sy b. I'd to 1Ws1 LETT
d. hASt Sc. MILE NJ Es;s oS ae7S iss:s
ToWaN iSSNai HOUSE, apartments, mr.. 18th and
hsns aa m aha With heoa ar.p.ee dsn
ins. rm., Kitchen: pantry. bedrms;. bath
and rear porch; H.; tirs. floor contains apts.. ps
Ing I'm. IN Kitchen, bedrm. and bath No: 2,
snd SIeat{sst noei: isil cellar. It,. Hi. + i
condition: Inspection By, appointment
sHz1rz Sa|S FAsss sSai s''fss 1857 Z ts 2hJSz
oPEN edSS TODAY, 1915, 10 Poe I'd, Wood:
Bethesda, Nd. in a delishtful community
Of homes Of the better class. Stone and
brick constr butn resr
space. Excellent u plan WIFI SpeClouo l.. !.
and din. rms, powder rm.. complete kit. 8
attr. bedrms.. baths: lge. side liv. porch.
Lse. wooded lot with 103-ft. frontage. At
q price of S24,950. on favorable terms.
this is an excellent value. To reach from
Wis. or Conn. aves.. west on Bradley blvd
Qane) to the intersection Of Wilson lane,
continue on Bradley blvd. ! mi. to the
Woodhaven sign on the left. then turn left
:aoss slsa s Z sDW. SSs T. f. JONES eo me-
BAkNABY WoODs-This truly well-built
brick and frame. 6-rn1. home ts located nj:
transp.; 1st d. has liY. Im:, din. rm. and
kit; 2nd a., 3 bedrms.. tile bath and sleep-
Ing porch This house Is in excellent cond
Vacant. and Q real good buy, SIC, 600. =.
GEoRGEToWN-i home. TYPICAL
Of this popular sec; bedrms;, eatns:
oil h.-w.h.. lovely garden. NELLE LOWE
A GENTLEMAN's ESTATE. right in the
District Is acres. towerins oaks, weep
shlubbery. private Garden; hsautifuI au home; .nd
bar All this ior the price Fl ap ar, erdsnoa1Fc, yo1c
cox q CO. RE. 1888.
THIS HOME Is Georgetovn at its best.
Spacious rooms private garden, AL facth-
ties for gracious liYinG and entertaintns.
Could also be the site for an exeiustye
shop Call Mrs. VoiEt.. cox B. Co, RE.
1883: ewes, AID. 1924.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
'htA' THE FAMILY TO Delicious
} QUAKER
PUFFED RICE

it's crisp and tender, o.,
Perfectionl That's o,,ak.r uneo to
l;te eet ave Everyone loves its rich I,.o n,',1
r;ce ara; ravor. These choice premi,,n, ,
allv :, Sans ans are shot from guns. Act,
sniy exploded to 8 times norn nceu-
~ ~ make EN- crisp and t.nd", s. SIZE
and fr,it 'ovember. Te Serve with mill
breaIfa.. m tta.,. They'll make your fami1x mink
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Advertisement

.restored aeee h.slsh nstn1,, values too. with
''1slnln Tn B., Niacin and Iron OF
ouap.ss &c. e. the original crisp ten,{.r
tooI tHusser ruffed Rice. shot from er s,'n.
1ook Tt. ior the big red and blue NJ. naok' guns
= s.,! never sold in bags or bniI bAe. F
tbr;ft~ ;fe'ous, GUS delightfully."- quick snd %
to o,;at breakfast, treat your fam;iu u
~ quaker Pulled Rice tomorrny, .y
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
- -"
Bus Company Refuse
To Prosecute

NOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 16.
(ANP3-Segregation took a set
back here last week when the
White Star Lines bus company
declined to prosecute two Negro
women who defused to sit in the
back seats of one of it's buses
when ordered to do so by the driv-
err. The company withdrew court
action and paid $14 court costs.
The case was brought up origi-
nally from an incident last May
when Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harper,
teachers at Austin high, were
placed under arrest by the driver.
They had refused his order to sit
in the back seat over the wheels
of the bus.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Teachers Integrated
In Camden Schools

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. 16. "a
NP)-The public schools Of Cam
den opened Wednesday not only
with the students integrated, but
also the teachers integrated in
schools throughout the city.
mi this reorganized school sys-
tenn here, two former Jim crow
schools, Bergen and Mt. Vernon,
have been closed, and children
throughout the city must attend
schools in their own districts. The
citizens of Camden have accepted
the Indignation very well.
The two colored principals, ].
Carroll Rocks and Josiah Con-
Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Shop|ifter Held

Charles Smith, AZ, of 148 Gold
street, was arrested yesterday on
a charge of suspicion of shoplift-
ing, police reported.
Smith was apprehended when
he walked out of a down town de-
partment store with a brief case
valued at $50, police said.
The store detective followed
Smith a good distance from the
store before making the arrest,
police reported. The brief case was
recovered.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Have You Registered?

The most urgent advice that can
be given by this newspaper to the
citizens of Dayton at this time is
to REGISTER TO VOTE on No
vember 2.
One of the things that the
Freedom Train literature empha-
sized was the DUTIES of an
American citizen. 1t has long been
recognized that emembers of a
society do not merely have rights.
The whole basis of a society is
the mutual responsibility Of each
member to every other member,
as well as to him or her self. One
does not just receive benefits, he
gives them up also.
A free ballot is the most prec-
ious heritage of q citizen of a de-
mocracy. Unfortunately, we have
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Grambling College to
Field Strong Team

drive during the campaign, and
was accorded deserving recogni-
ton in being named the back of
the year.
Assistant Coach Lee Flentroy
gives these added reasons why the
Tigers will try to power their way
to a national title: (1) Grambling
will field a sound, balanced squad
immensely enthusiastic about the
running game; (2) They have the
largest experienced squad in "Dix-
ie," numbering 46, including the
greatest group of first-string play
+ returning; 60 they have a
hefty line with requirements run
ming as high as four deep.
Backed by these advantages,
Eddie Robinson's tutorial quotient
and a little luck, Grambling should
give more than it gets once it de-
velops cohesion.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
California AME's
Support Truman's
Civil Rights Program
By Leon Washington

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Sept.
16. (ANP)-A resolution endors-
ing the civil rights program of
President Truman was passed last
week by the California conference
Of the AME church at it's meeting
here. Bishop D. Ormonde Walker
presided over the meeting.
The resolution said, g. the
gentleman from Missouri became
the herald of a new day in hui
man relationships to the extent
that he stood by the constitution
of the United States and all of it's
amendments declaring that all
men have inalienable rights to
life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness, ! that the minority
groups Of this country r en-
titled to the same privileges as
the majority group, that the poll
tax was anathema to the Ameri-
can political system"
1t further says "that men and
women of voting age in the be-
nighted southland regardless of
color, creed, race or previous con-
dition Of servitude were entitled
to and must be granted the priv
lege Of exercising their suffrage
in national, state and local cleo
lions.
"That discrimination and segre-
! Continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Con Gets SIS

Robert S. Roberts, 220 Norwood
avenue, reported to police he was
fleeced out of $25 by a pretend
to-be real estate agent yesterday.
Roberts told police he met an
unidentified man in a Dunbar
cafe. The stranger obtained $25
rent in advance for a nice home,
but left and never returned with
the address.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
By Collie J. Nicholson

GRAMBLING, La, Sept. f6.
(Special)-Glum Eddie Robinson,
the airminded professor of foot
ball at Grambling college, who
used to dote on passing pyrotech-
MICS during his early years in the
Tigers lair, will keep his feet
braced on solid earth this cam
paing and stress power football.
Barring injuries and other unfor-
seen circumstances the new for
mula is expected to pay high div
idends.
A year ago they said Robbie
was too closely welded to the
passing game to be seduced by
the promise of power, since moth
ing in football saved wear and
tear like a long completed pass.
But the ponderous nature of pres
emit gridiron material on the
Height has changed all of that.
Hence the Tigers will run, TAX
ing to the air only occasionally to
diversity the attack.
Paul (Tank) Younger and AL
bany Jones, Grambling's all-Amer-
lean duo, who can slither away
from tackles or ram over them
by sheer haste and drive, will
drum major the tack with their
batter-ram buffets. Younger, the
highest scorer in Negro football
a year ago with 10 points, lug
ged the leather for 1907 yards in
1913 trips for an average of 9.8
net yards per try. He was the
heart and soul of many a winning
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
AS See It
By JULIA GORDON

Miss Eva Garrison, of Gordon
avenue, left for the sunny south
where she attends A. l M. college,
at Tallahassee, Fla. Miss Garrison
is a Dungar high graduate. She
has pledged to the Delta sorority,
and is now a member Of the pledge
club, the pyramid club. This is
Miss Garrison's second year at
college.
Miss Leberta Malone of Cor
done avenue, leaves today for Tai
ladega college. Miss Malone is a
Dunbar high graduate, and this is
her second year.
Miss Lucy Lewis, of Gordon
avenue, a Dunbar high graduate,
has returned for her second year
at Hampton Institute. Hampton,
Virginia.
Miss Arnell Arnold, of Gordon
avenue, will retrn to the U. D. for
her Junior year.
Miss Harriet Revere, of Gordon
avenue, leaves today for Talladega
college. Miss Revere is a Dunbar
high graduate and this will be her
second year in college.
Miss Anne Richardson, of Mer-
Ger avenue, a Dunbar high grad
uate, will leave soon to continue
her studies at Wherefore State
college. This is Miss Richardson
second year. Her. major is educa-
ton, and she is the secretary of
the Deltas pledge club, the pyra-
mid.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
New Books al
West Branch Library

This weeks list of new books
includes the following titles:
Fiction
Garth: Tortured angel.
West: Living is easy.
Grey: Rogue river feud.
East: Powder Somke pay-off.
Fox: Silent in the saddle.
Non-Fiction
Lothrop: Throw me a bone.
Carnegie: How to Stop Worry
ing and start living.
Van Rensselaer,: Complete par
ty book.
Kaese: Boston Braves.
Chase: Free admission.
McSpadden: Light opera and
musical comedy.
Bulman: holders of opinion.
WILDER: Silver Wings.
Good Housekeeping: Needle
craft encyclopedia.
Leeming: Complete book of
showers and engagement parties.
Cow: Five Broadway plays.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Ezzard Charles 10
Meet Joe baksi
In November

NEW YORK, Sept. 16. (ANP)
Sealed, signed and delivered are
the contracts calling for the SEN
sational Ezzard Charles to face
burly Joe Baksi in an elimination
bout for the heavyweight crown,
November IL, at Madison Square
Garden.
The bout is being promoted by
Mike Jacobs and Sol Strauss.
Charles, considered a leading
heavyweight challenger as we'll as
number n light heavy challeng-
err, is rated by man vas the logi-
cal successor to Joe Louis. Like
the peerless Louis, Charles cares
little or nothing about the record
or class of his opponents.
On his list Of victims are such
bruisers as Jimmy Bivins, Archie
Moore, Fifty Fitzpatrick, Billy
Smith, Joe Maxim, Elmer (Vio-
lent) Ray, Lloyd Marshall (who
kayoed him in 1912 just before
he entered the service), Erv Sar-
lin and others.
In Baksi he meets a rough ex.
miner who once refused a bout
with Joe Louis.
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not attained the state where the
ballot is free to everyone, nor
where the majority have the op-
portunity to make a free choice.
But one day soon that situation
will obtain. But only when the
voters take more interest in their
democratic obligations.
Too few people are taking ad-
vantage o fthis right to vote and
in most instances it is because they
forget, or are too lazy to regis
ter. For those in Dayton who have
thus far ignored this duty, let me
tell this tory.
Two years ago a young veteran
in Georgia named Snipes voted.
He was murdered for doing so.
Before they closed the coffin to
put him to his last rest, Mrs.
Snipes called her other son who
was II at the time. She told him
to place his hand on his dead
brothers. body. He did. Then she
told him to swear that when be
became old enough to vote that he
would REGISTER and VOTE.
This is Ohio. Like Georgia in
many respects, but no one has
been murdered in Dayton for vo-
ting. l think the best memorial we
can give to Snipes, and to Isaiah
4; Nixon, who was murdered this
week in Georgia for voting, is to
go out and register in the base
ment Of the court house and to
vote in the November election.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-16
Free Clinic for
Children

Children of Dayton under six
years of age will be offered free
whooping cough and diphtheria
immunization shhots, as they are
called, beginning this Monday. Ac-
cording to DR.. H. H. Williams,
Dayton health commissioner, this
marks the first time in Dayton
that children under the age to
enter school will be given the
free immunizations.
The combined diphtheria and
whooping cough shots will be CIV
en- at three places, the well child
clinic at Bomberger and HiGrade
community centers, and the i'm
munization clinic in the basement
of the Municipal building at Third
and Ludlow streets.
Parents desiring to take their
children to either o fthe well child
clinics must call for an appoint
ment. DR.. Williams warned that
children should not be taken to
the clinics unless the appointment
has been made in advance. Hours
at the Hi-Grade center at West
Third street and Ventura avenue
will be 8 to IL a. m. Tuesdays,
and at the Bomberger Thursdays
from 8 to IL a.. m.
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