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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

RENTAL EXCHANGE WANTED = Com
pletely modern Groom house near Cor
nell University. Ithaca. N. Y, for house
tember or need 2-3 bedroom house here.
win pay up to S125. Call MI: 4l43.
KARL BUTLER, or write N. Triphammer
rd., Ithaca. N, Y. rs
FOUR-BEDROOM, 2-bathroom> rented home
in ideal Northwest Washington location;
wish to exchange for rental of three or
four bedroom house in general Elizabeth
New .IerneY area Box 44.-A Star III
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APTs. FURk. AND UkFUR.

GEORGETOWN MEDICAL student and
wife desire furn. or unfurn apt in NV,
Wis. aEe, preferably, Call Michigan 1858
after , pm ~
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE and wife
greatly need furnished bedroom apartment
in an apartment building. Please call
DeEatlr l.lln "
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uousEs FURNISHED Gent,

BRHDDOCK HGTs.. Alex.-s bedrms.. ia
baths; transp. at door; available June o
LARGE, BEAUTiFuLLY FURN. HOME fac.
ing Rock creek Park grounds; sleeping
porch: June 15-5ept. 10; S165. RA. $3.50
eyes Bcy 3t9-A, Star. 80
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE I-RM. APT, NV. sect.
for similar apt: rent S37 so. Call Co.
lumbia S71t before > pm. -
WILL EXCHANGE attractive 3-bedrm.
house with yard in new ne. section for
a 2-hed-m apt in NV. Box 3o3-Z, star.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

BY OWNER-Large l-bedroom. vic. is
and Columbia rd.; OCCUPANCY July
SS [5n co t1g., ~ to Is d m -.,i
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HOUSES FuRh. OR uhFURk.

NEW GRIN. semidetached, nr. Catholic
University: yard, gas heat; S125 furn.,
500 unfprn. From . to mos. rent IN
advance. NO. 5lT5. Box 115-D' star
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SILVER SPRING"

SILVER STRlNG
Near Georgia ave and Dale DR.. A big"
Center-hall entrance, 22-ft. Iiv. rm.. huge
screened porch, spacious din, rm.. large
bright Kitchen NTH vsnt,I.sins fan
8 .choice" bedrms,, 2 baths. titled and
hxtured" in good taste; recreation room,
"stipple' plaster nnish; gas heat garage;
among custom-built homes; community
conveniences dncluding schools, shopping
and transp.) nearby. Call ME. 1143,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
SOMERSET

Close to Kenwood, Just on wisconsin ave
New brick Colonial, center hall, lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious din rm.,
lge. size bedrms., colored tiled baths,
with shower; sun deck; stairs to noored
attic, attached gar, rec. rm. with hre-
$50 300.
Rillinusleu r. Sandersnra
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CHEVY CHASE

Chevy Chase, D. C.
Within a moments walk Of woodrow Will
son High--An unusually comfortable and
substantial prewar detached home featur-
lavatory adjoining; 7 rms. in ali; 8 bed
rooms each with unusually large closet
tiled bath, covered porch, hot-water heat.
garage; large, level lot, setting of trees
and ample shrubbery 1t is home that
might particularly appeal to settled
family with q youngster or two. The home
is priced at S17,5 800 with allowance made
for necessary decorating; nowhere can
YOU hnd . better value, plus desirability
Of location. Call Mr.. Condit teves. OR.
sl2D; IL. TICS ass6 ! FISHER CO., INC, Real
Evening star., 1948-05-27

"THOSE WHO PLANS
beyond tomorrow. Buy this home today.
Mount Pleasant; vacant; an outstanding
value at S17,950; beautiful, new-house
Cond. throughout; exceptionally large
rms, modern kit and tiled bath, rec. rn.,
oil h., fireplace; an excel buy.
VIM. G. LIBBY co.
To inspeet. call RE $500 until pm,
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BEITZELL, DI. 31OO. =

Det. Center-Hall Brick
Just OF Macarthur blvd. located one
square of the boulevard and within
9 blocks of bus, carline and elementary
school. 1t Is situated in a quiet square.
bright, comfortable rms: 3 bedrms tiled
bath, liv. rm. about 22x13. side porch,
built-in gar. auto. heat; attractiyely land
June 20. Fairly sub. cash payment req.
Call Mr.. Latimer. ewes, EN-. ONO.
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
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THESE HOMES are priced for immed. sale
Buy now.
Petworth; S13,5OO buys this Diet. mod
ern home; small down payment.
Eastern ave. ne; S13,95O splendid buy;
semidet. brick in excel. cond.
23rd st. Sc; .Sl0,500, small cash pay
ment; semidet. brick, year old.
Chevy Chase, D. c.; $17,5Og; owner
wants offer on this semidet brick To
inspect, call S. r. MARTIN d. CO., exclu-
sive Realtors. DU. 1856 -97
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ToDAY's BEST BUY-New modern det
brick home: trades accepted; in nearby De-
hall plan; d lge. rms. l bath. full bsmt.,
gas heat; $4,000 down, Ss5 mo.
S1S,950, side hall plan; 6 lse. rms, "a
baths, 1st-f. powder rm.. full bsmt, gas
heat; $4,000, bal like rent.
$22,950. side and center hall plan;
uitramodern K Kit % and.bath full Ronaet Ssmt m; sa;
heat $4,000 to $4,000 down, mo. pay
ments arranged. To see today, call IA.
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TODAY's SPECIAL (bunsaiows).
~, Are you one one OF the many people lookinE
and Md Priced from S1f,5OO to SI6,5OO.
@ToDAMYs To M REALTY CO.. RA. 1896 or
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PETWORTH-$13,750.1i<,,
unususl value, priced to, sell this week.
This 6-rm; semidet tapestry brick u CONF
rms; inclosed porches-heated: also
'front.' porch, built-in garage. new oil fur,
mace; close in. We consider this an excei.
buy. Call Mr.. Goddard. MA. 9141.. with
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
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FINE MISUNDERSTANDING appointed
brick house in Immaculate condition from
top. to bottom: s spacious bedrms.. 3h
baths plus. excellent upstairs servants
au1Fters; this house will appeal to the
discriminating: well located in . desirable
and convenient location near Kalorama
area. Phone Mrs. Keating, MI. $500;
ewes, OV. 5215. With JOHN r. de ST.
B0uE q G3s;v CO; sIcluslss asents rs
cious house that will appeal to the family
needing ample room and well located in q
desirable neighborhood; 5 bedrms., 2E
baths, oil h.-w. heating system. detached
garase: close to schools, shopping and
transportation: priced for quick sale
Phone Mr. johnson. MI $500: ewes, WI
1761. With JOHN R. de SIBOUR CO,
ovERLooKING ROCK CREEK PK.-1
acre beautiful ground: charming house IN
70 town, excel. bus service Lge. hy. rm.
rms 3 baths; studio with lge. sun deck;
CON pete servants quarters; built-in gar.
Price, with valuable furniture, S39.S00.
Phone OWNER before 1890 am. for in
oWHRR spsfs1eR MnsT III SELL this modern row brk.
home arransed as 2 apts.; front porch.
decorated: end -nr. apt. brings in S75 mo-;
bargain at $12,950; reasa terms CaH
RE. -1ass, tin Q pm. GoLDeTEN BROS.
1si IsI9 ! isss II 81 81. s.w.-s rooms, 8 baths.
Unexcelled location assures future ysIus Of
this property. Call RUDOLPH sH1LLN,
co. 1919. -26
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CONTINUED On Nszt Psss.J
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-Smartly redec. 3-bedrm.
otty-pine paneling. fire.
r park; English basement
ep. entr. apt: beautiful
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in 18th st. area-Det.
:; entrance hall, liv. rm..
porches on 1st a.; 4
sun deck on 2nd f.:
l.: gas heat, det. gar;
nd transp. INEz Gus
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Japan Natators
Challenge !. S.

TOKYO, Aug. IA - japanese
newspapers this week asked for the
chance to race Japan's two top
swimming stars against the victor
ious American Olympic team.
The suggestion was made IN a
series of editorials on the recent
performances of Konoshin Furuha-
shi and Shire Hashizume. sensa-
tional Nippon university stars.
Each claims to have bettered the
present worlds record in 1,6oo-me-
ter freestyle and Flruhashi claim
ed his second unofficial world re-
| cord Sunday after swimming tn
4oo-meter freestyle in 4:3s4
| The present record is held by Tn
French star. Alex Jany, at 4:so'
while Bill Smith of Honolulu wo
the event last week IN the Lonoo
: olympics with new Games IL
J, Icord mark Of 4:41.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
PSGA'S TITLE
PLAY TO OPEN
THIS SUNDAY

sumio Nagamatsu VIII put nus
p.est sound Golf Associations club
championship on the line this sun
day. Aug. Is, at jackson park.
Naeamatsu win face Min Yama-
puchi in the first round. In otner
pairings, Frank Magazine viii meet
George Louie. Kuni Nakamura
viii take on Kay Yamagachi, and
Frank Hattori win test Teruji umi-
no.
The winners win compete the fol-
lowing Sunday, Aug. q, and the VIC
tors of the Aug. % play win battle
for the championship on Sunday
Aug. 20. =,
An added feature this season VII
be the "B" and "C'' flights at JET
ferson and West Seattle respective
lily.
The pairings in the %" and &c
flights follow:
/ 81" FLIGHT
lKaz Arai VS.. Frank Tanabe.
sab Iwana VS.. Furukawa.
IGeorpe Okada VS.. Kawaguchi.
IKinomoto VS.. Miyahara.
/ &C" FLIGHT
! sam Saiki VS.. Ban okada.
4lDr Duncan Tsuneishi VS.. Kashins
: Bob Sakoda VS.. Nishimura.
s IT. Furuta VS.. Tosaya>
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14

Sideline Topics

and the latest on our promising hs'ic
friend. Carl Arakaki, is that he Is war vet, ~
wonder he has that Ego for broke attack "nen
he has his foe on Groggy Avenue any day. were
expecting Spokane correspondent Noro Wakama-
tsn to pour in some copy on his towns Labor LAY
baseball tournament Tom Hira, veteran powlel'
,n;n coach THE NORTHWEST TIMES
kegling team which this season will be strenguien
ed by the addition of Hero Nlshimoto anu oeoie'
Tanagi and will be entered IN the Nisei ooi."
cial circuit ex-GI Joe once again reihihos 10
that the Philadelphia Athletics, the 70 to shot'
arc making the American League race quite
battle. .Pruney Tsuji Morrie Yamagucm ana
Tommy Namba should give the "big boys IN 'n &c
Main Bowl singles classic good competl'io Il. L
they roll in the meet next TO inc 'iono a.l
game. George Kimura and jim Nofan'sn ID - sll
Charles Barnett of the mpire's association mere
was very much pleased with the behavior Oh ''''
Mise; fellows on the ball fields here:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
NV. Times Baseball All-Stars
For AZ Season Announced

selection OF THE NORTHWEST
r1MEs Baseball League all-star
team this year was simplified i'm
mensely by the fact that the iifs'
nine men were all outstanding IN
their respective positions.
starting with the pitchers, Big
Ben Yoshida of Fife A. G.. although
not the fireball hurler of pre-War
DAVIS. stin showed that he had
.no,,oh stuff on the ball to squelch
INT leaguers. Yoshida's perfor-
nance overshadnwed teammate'Joe
| Asahara who easily was a second
choice.
Catcher Ted 5hinoda probably
was the most improved player o.
lba season Catching for a ragget
| south End traveller nine. he hustl
ed played heads-up ball, and lex
the INT. batsmen with a resound
inc ss7 average. Shinodas all
around play earned him the ca
over the veteran Lloyd shimizu Q
: Fife.
A Young upstart, Kiyo Yoshins
ka of the Savoys, was the outstane
S ing rookie first sacker. Yosninaf
belted the ball at a terrific pace ar
felded well enough to beat o
: shig Watanabe of the South FL
g Merchants who batted below I
Is average Of $50.
rs The Lotus Mercury keystone COZ
y bination of Jiro Yoshitake at
|: cond and Blotz Suyama at she
A. was a unanimous choice. Be
were experts with the glove and
stick.
In the outfield, Koichi 81
smooth-operating flychaser for
lIotus Ashuras, was the mum
u one choice. Suto was joined
Sab Ogishima of the South
~ Merchants and Junks Ikeda OF
Me riuchi's. Ogishima and Ikeda v
...-. among the big Ten" batting lie
- ers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
FIRST TEAM

Pitcher-Ben Yoshida. Fife A. =.
r.atcher-Ted Shinoda, s. 3. ira
FIRST Base-Kiyo Yoshinaka, Savoys
second Base-Jiro Yoshitake, Lotus
Mercury
shortstop-Blotz Suyama, Lotus
Mercury
third Base-Kiyo Okada, f11e Az.
outfield-Koichi Suto, Lotus Asnu-
ras
outfield-Sab ogishima, S. E. Mer-
chants
, Outfield-Junks Ikeda, Hofiucni
SECOND TEAM
piteher-Joe Asahara, Fife A.C.
catcher-Lloyd Shimizu Fife A.c.
First Base-Shig Watanabe, 5. =
Merchants
second Base-Nobi Suyama. Hori'
uchi's
shortstop-John Asahara, F11e Az
Third Gaylord Iwasau, Lo
tus Mercury
Outfield-Stan Karikomi, Sc. Mer
chants
Outfield-Y. Asaba, Savoys
Outfield-Ben Deguchi, bot u
Ashuras
HONORABLE MENTION
Fife A.C.-Shigeo, Tanabe; L.
tus Mercury-Tsuji; Lotus Ashur'
-Aoyama, Furuta; s. E. Merchan
IS. Suyama, Mizuta, Fulfil; Savo
Ken Yoshinaka, Kodama, max
Ia; Risshos-Murakami, Sakazal
r Observation-Disclosures; s. u. II
velers-Okazaki
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
ARAKAKPs RECORD

NAV ls-Knocked out Joe van
deveer Of Yakima in one minuse
and forty-seven seconds OF Sc
cond round (Seattle).
June es-Lost . disputed four
round decision 70 Eddie Helm OF
Vancouver, B. C. tSeattie).
Aug. s-Kayced Matt NIP
Kennedy Of Fort Lewis IN one
minute and thirty seconds OF
first round. tSeattle).
Aug. 1o-Knocked out Cedric
Flournoy of Canada in one MIN
ute and thirty seconds OF fourth
round. lSpokane).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14

The rugged Niset ngnV"elsl'
packs dynamite in either t's's'
smsged it out toe to toe WITH inc
former Canadian featherweisnt u
tie contender before he fired an
overland right to register his snno
knockout victory in four bouts.
Arakaki set up Flournoy for the
kayo by weakening him severely
with whistling left jabs ana s.'ii
fright hand punches to the s'o-
mach.
| In the first canto. Arakad had
his opponent almost ont on ms
feet Ffournoy, however. survsv-
ed the round by grabbing ana
Hanging on to the overanxious ia
nanese American fighter.
promoter Jack Powers was SC
In,eased With the Nisei's showing
that he gave him leather bag fcl
the best performance OF the men'
spokane's boxing crowd snowe'
its appreciation by cheering am
standing up when the Nisef iei
n the ring. "Carl left the ring ann
r a great ovation" said Billy ROSS vi
A. INisei's manager.
m In the main event, Fred 5esnor
a heavyweight, of Los Angeles earne
A. a sluggish ten-round decision ov
a. indian Roland Spencer. also
California.
an Manager Ross intimated that
.w a suitable opponent is found AT
lie Ikaki will appear on the aug
Icard in Spokane.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Spokane to Invite
Seven Ball Clubs

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. IA (Spe-
cial to Northwest Tines - Seven
out-of-town teams have been IN
yited to the Labor Day baseball
tournament which will be sponsor
ed by the Spokane JACL club here
1t was learned today.
They are the Nisei Vets and Lo'
tus Mercury from Seattle, Ontario
Ia c.. portland Vets, Fife. Wapat'
and Hood River. Spokane's twi
light leaguers will be the eight
entry.
Murphy Iga and Danny Matst'
motto are in charge of the tourna
ment promotion.
II The JACL also Is planning =
give a dance during that week-en
| in the Civic Building, according
Kozo Nishifue.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Loses Il toll

PORTLAND, Oreg- Aug. IA
Portland Nisei nine wound up us
season In the Victory league last
sunday with q disappointment as
the Pepsi-Cola club massacred the
Nisei outfit, II to l.
The short score follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Nakama, Now Pro Swimmer, Eyes
Big Money in Canada Event

holds the worlds record for the
nile swim with his time Of 20 min.
90 sec. which was established on
Auo 1912 In New London, Conn.
Tn the Lake Ontario event, Naka-
ma will be trying for 5000 award
for first place and $500 for Sc
cond He will train at Lake &C.
aupa near Akron, Ohio.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Nisei May Meet
| Portland Boy

Tony Martin, lightweight from
Portland. Greg, probably will FUR
nish the opposition when Carl Ara
kaki, sharp-punching Nisei from
Honolulu. appears on the Aug. -
boxing show In the Civic Auditor1-
UNI. according to Arakak's mana
ger. Billy Ross.
The classy Japanese American
has scored three knockouts IN fou
bouts since turning pro in Seattle
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
HONORABLE MENTION

AL MARS
18th Ave. Food Market
CA. GOO Free DcnveFy
11S 18th Ave-. seessas
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14

<,o,o II IA 0
Portland Nisei
Batteries: Mayes and kirken-
dali: Nakaemada and Aono, Onisni
go.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14

HONOLULU, T. H, Aug. II =
Kiyoshi tKeo) Nakama, now a.
one of Hawaii's all-time swimming
greats. will make his professional
debut in the gruelling ten-miie Ca
madam distance race Sept. 3 at Lake
Ontario.
Nakama has won thirteen ma
tional AAU championships ana sui
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-08-14
Arakaki KOS FlOurnOy in Fourth;
Wins Cheers and Leather Bag
Especial by Wire)

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. Ii = haru po n'.n:e
Carl Arakaki 1885, of Seattle knocked o"' -,
Flournoy, 134, of Canada, IN one mnuse anu sa,,r
-aso,ds Of tbe last round in their feature four
ronnd fgbt last Tuesday night in Ferris field mere.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-26
JANUARY &c. ls48-
PopuIal Guests

Certain beetles, parasites which
1--we in the homes Of ants. are so
well-cared for by The ants that often
the ants neglect their own brood to
tend to the guests.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-26
4.YEAR ROTATION

Ohio dairy farms should have
a 4-year crop rotation which in-
cludes two years of legume mea-
dow crops. One suggested by Ohio
State University agronomists is
corn, wheat or oats, and two years
of meadow. Mixed seedlings rather
than straight alfalfa are recon-
mended for Ohio meadows. Temp
orary fences can make meadows
into pastures.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-26
All ENROLMENT

Ohio's total All club enrolment
in 1947 was 55,578 boys and girls,
a gain of Asp from 1916. State
club leader W. H. Palmer be-
lieves many thousands of rural
youth miss the benefits of All
club work because a lot of COM
munities lack a local leader who
will organize the clubs and super
wise their work. County extension
agents can give information about
club leadership.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-26
PUBLIC SALE

As the undersigned is discontinuinq farming
residence. known as the Pearl McGinnis farm.
southeast of RidgewaY five miles northwest of
six miles southwest of Mt. Victory,
o.0C
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Methodists To
Face Issue Of
Segregation

CHICAGO. - One of the ton
issues TO be aired at the quad
rennial conference of the Mctho-
dist Church in session now
through May TO- is what diSposl.
ton To make Of the all-colorcd
Central Jurisdiction
At present a Negro Methodist
can take one OF three choices; Be
come a member of a colored lm
isdiction. a member of coloreo
church in a white annual confer
ence, or a member Of a white
church in a white annual confer
ence.
Actually there arc 100000 mem.
bers in what is known as the
Central Jurisdiction. This num-
Der represents IS per cent OF
those in the Methodist Church
Is cOLORED CONFERENCES
The jurisdiction. to date CON
sists of 10 colored conferences
formerly of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church in the North, TAX
en- over in 1886 when the Metho-
dist church was united
II was revealed recently that a
lses METHoDIsTs. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
First Law Clerk
Named To U. S.
Supreme Court

WASHINGTON. d. C.-tNNPA)
Justice Felix Frankfurter Of the
United States Supreme Court has
named for the first time IN the
history Of the court colored
youth as his law clerk
The Youth is William T. Cole
man Jr. %, married and the
father Of one child.
He lives az a32 West Earlham
Terrace. Germantown. Pa
He is serving this year as law
clerk for Justice Herbert F.
Goodrich Of the. Third United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals
In Philadelphia. and will assume
ms duties as Justice franklin
'er'S law clerk at the beginning Of
he next term Of court
Mr. Coleman did his undergrad
uate work at the University Of
Pennsylvania receiving his bach
elor of arts degree in l94l He
graduated from the II arVa d
University Law School in 1915.
magma cum laude, and stood first
IN his class He also did post
graduate work at Harvard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

i'm World War mas cftiHens Woi
thy OF exercising full rights and
privileges.
DR.. Earle is executive secretary
of INC Human Relations Commls.
sion of the Protestant Council OF
New York City.
The resolution read, Justice
demands that the guilty be sing
led out and the remainder be
pardaned by a general amnesty.
I'VE fail TO find any moral or
legal justification for the dis
iinciion made in singing out
mere 10 percent of the group.
Japanese Americans were par
doned for refusing TO fight in
the armed forces because they
were evacuated from the West
Coast. as they riehifullY should
be. yet Negroes were moi par.
doned for refusing 10 fight in
a Jim Grow army In defense OF
a democracy that is far short OF
being extended 10 them"
approximately 200 conscien.
tious directors were pardoned
yet thousands Of others with sim
liar circumstances were ignored
Only lat out of 1000 Jehovah''
Witnesses we're psrdoned."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Property
Wrecker On
$500 Bond

Accused az malicious dcstruc-
ton Of property Amanda John.
son, 43, no given address. va S
placed on $500 personal bond,
when arraigned IN Recorder
Judge o z. Ide's Court last Tues
day
Miss Johnson is accused Of de-
stroylng personal property 10 the
amount Of $500. in the home Of
Mrs. Erma Greene IS, of 1857
Euclid last SATURDAY
Miss Greene said after being
refused permission 10 remove a
piano from the Euclid address.
she became violent. chased her
into the street and hogan 10
smash furniture and other at-
clcs IN The house In Rccordr $
Court she waived examination.
a trial date has not been set.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
John Smith
Appointed To
Probation Job

The appointment Of John
Binford Smith to the Pro-
barion Department Of Recor-
ders Court was announced
this week.
Mr. smith, who lives at
57l7 Parker, was affiliated
with the State Board of Con-
troll Of Vocational Educa-
ton. where he worked in the
RehaM lItation Department.
Until MS week.
a graduate of the Allan
Ia School Of Social Work. he
served iwQnxears in the Eu-
ropcan Theatre Of Operation
during World War II with
the Red Cross.
Prior to Joining the Red
Gross he served with the
Detroit branch Of the Urban
See JOHN SMITH. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

fore the Senate and House
Arme1 Services Committees
The group was unanimous ia
rs denunciatlon OF segregation
The question was FIRST brought
up by John W Davis. president
OF West Virginia State College
w.o expressed regret at the
statement attributed 90 Lieu.
tenant General Idwal Il Ed
wards Deputy Chief OF Staff
Personnel and Administration
Unitci States Air Forces. that
segregation IS wise Dr DAVIS
said that was one OF the most
"unwisc statements" he had ever
heard
Roy wilkins. assistant Score
tary 10 the National Association
for ia, Advancement Of Colorcd
People, charged that Nj Roydl-
had made the same statement
OF policy concerning use OF col.
orcd personnel in the Army that
was made at a War Department
conference with colored editors
In December. l94i. as though
tsee LEADERS HIT. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
1oc Debt Results
In Stab Wounds
For School Youth

An argument over a to cent
debt last Tuesday. resulted IN
the stabblng of Is year-old pu-
pil of the Cleveland School, To-
Gated al Conant and Charles.
Willie York. Is. 1886 Dequin-
Orc. was stabbed in the upper
mid abdomen by James Billings
Icy, Is, of 2405 Cody in hall at
the school. Both are pupils at
Cleveland
During the argument. he cx-
planned BLOWS were exchanged,
which led 10 the stabbing.