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Evening star., 1949-03-23
$3.50 CASH

To qualified purchasers. Nearly new
s rm. masonry. Full bsmt... gas
furn., lge. lot in attrac. subdivision
This will go quick Call today.
COLLINS & PRICE
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GARAGES FOR RENT

1913 d ST. S.E.-Single, metal ga
rage; suitable for storage or park
ing: s. monthly. Call Mr.. Shifrin,
New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. pa
VICINITY $500 blk. Conn. ave. NV.
IA. O757.
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JNO. ]. LOFLIN
NEAR LEESBURG, VA.

Z ~ 14V 031h11 = Y 4tNJ ~.
Farmette. 2 acres. Arm house, new
roofing, new Johns Manville as
bestos shingle siding. lightning rods;
on hard road: only $1,000. CHES-
TER COGSWELL. 736 N. Albemarle
Evening star., 1949-03-23
AT WHOLESALE

- w = = ~ A->-s~ $1,000
AS Int. ks 2 sp.
'4S Chevrolet 112-ton pickup.
As Dodge 1-ton; low mi.
AS Chevrolet l2-ton panel.
AZ Ford 2-ton c.o.e.
AZ Federal sleeper
Al Dodge La-ton, c. c. Army. exc.
Al Diamond T furn. van.
al GMC 14-ft iurn. van.
Ford amphibi.n Jeep.
GMC mach. shop.
We buy and sell Army trucks.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1900 Lee hwy Arl Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains and Army
: truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco ST.
Alexandria, Va. OV. 1900.
FORD CHASSIS AND CAB
This l.w.b. 1946 truck guarantees the
buyer low-cost transportation; any
type body can be supplied at small
extra cost. easy terms and trade
CHERNER MOTOR co.
Iln S0O0 1871 T10rfdo oye -O7
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LYON VILLAGE

An outstanding value is offered yol
In this exclusive much sousht-aftel
section. Prewar brk Colonial with
slate roof, 3 twin size bedrms., plus
porcn rpStsiiTs' sIairWas te
Very sttrac. liv. rm. with firepl
formal din. rm., adj. scr. porch
very lge. equip. kit; full basement
with lavatory; Lear det. brk. ga
rage Don't tell your friends but
We think you can buy this house
under 100000. Shown by appoint
only. Exclusive with
Arlington Realty co.
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GARAGES WANTED

CAR SPACE nr. Scott Circle. DU.
1855. ga
GARAGE SPACE in vicinity of 34th
and Reservoir I'd. NV. Call MI.
O535. after $50 "a
WANTED TO RENT-Garage vic. in
terSectlon Columbia I'd. and Wyom-
ing ave. NV. Call MIR. JORDAN,
RE. $500. Ext. 4516. 25*
GARAGE OR BACK ROOM with cleo,
ior. light woodworking. nr. 18th
and H st. ne. AT. 1909. -25
Evening star., 1949-03-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 194s ,16l-in; w;b. truck
heavy duty tires; used only 300
miles for, demonstration purposes;
MoToR saoaScR!ia Cos SAVING ms THEVY WE svs CHASE oT
800, ask for Mr.. Crawford -225
FORD 1940 panel delivery; good serv-
lceable truck at bargain price, 1895
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. 20
INTERNATIONAL 1941 KS; 15a-in.
hish-rack stake; excel. tor farm use
9f rns RHky 3sss eGSsE sf2d yaSs Moo q ss5 co
CHEVROLET 1910 la-ton panel; new
engine: $4,000 mi. compl. new
trans good cond,, 1915. WA. 1920,
FORD 1a1 h-ton panel, $500. Call
TRACTOR r 1a45 LIFT Mack. -1 air
brakes, completely overhauled, excel.
cond. new tires, heater and road
BRocKWAY MOTORS, INC A- !Gs9, IN,
TRACTOR 194s F-s Ford air brakes,
10000, mi, heater. roadlights and
Iss barton. j BRocKWAY MoToRs. INC
UN. S3NU. %
DODGE l947 stake truck; 1la-ton ca,
honest value. 81 .695 very low mile
ave, like new. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, Washington Largest Pontiac
Dealer. 1887 Irving st. NV AID.
FORD 1a4s s4-ton packaged delivery
. demonstrator: sliehtIy used: S4o0
discount. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1910 R. L. ave. ne. DE. 5000. Is
FORD 40 l2-ton pickup: brand new,
heater and defroster; $l,47J. sH.
OTIS. Dealer -24
CHEVROLET late 194s 11a-ton stake
1000 miles. Priced reasonable for
fusfk sf ne.. saie Iu can s5, 9e seen at ia !4@7
DODGE 194l 1-ton panel; good tires
very good condition; will sell cheap;
500 or best offer. S. LACHMAN &,
SON SO 632l Blair I'd, ia. 6445 or
best offer. Can be seen FRENCH
SUPPLY OFFICE 1904 18th st. y W,
poRsE @Hs se 2'5 sss 3 DiczgD MR roSy sas eoRS W.
DoDGE D aifta ia41 fsnton m; pickup; orig.
green and black finish. excel. cond.
throughout. D. c. or Va. Inspection
guar. rNoHo. JEI MOlOR SAL Els,
2125 Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. 0336.
FORD 1a4s la-ton pickup; black
body and motor in good cond.. can't
s5a5. MAYFLoWER MoToRs,
INC, 11:5 18th st. NV. RE. o3o".
INTERNATIONAL 1a4s a4-ton pick
up; Q mos. old, 5000 miles, r. and
h., defr., clock. turn sig. and other
CHEvRoLET i945 chassis and cab.
o%ner e9n and aua n wheeIs seqd s66 sondGa Can s
5000, Ext. 35, between 9 and S,
except Sundays. IA
uMC 1871 Metro walk-in panel; bar
gain for quick sale: $500 or best
offer VI $3.50 go
CHEVROLET 1946 sedan delivery; in
excellent condition. ladder racks
included; price, Ss95. OIL. 1905,
FEDERAL TRACTOR 194s 45-M2
and 24-ft. van trailer; low mileage,
excel cond, heater and roadlights,
new canvas for open type trailer,
very reas Call Mr. Barton. BROCK
WAY MOTORS, INC, UN. $500.
DIAMOND T. TRACTOR 1s45 Model
Cali Mr.. Barton. BROCKWAY MO
TORS. INC. UN $500. -23
STUDEBAKER AT
1a-ton. steel. stake body. Used very
little by builder. Less than 4,h00
miles Practically new Price. ST.
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Phone FA. 2122 or FA. 1915.
Eo,,o,,ior To,,p+u ".

I duqu quIeI county, va.
80 acres; 5-rm. house, needs repair;
electricity, stove heat. no bath;
lovely, lawn with lots Of boxwoods;
shed. corn crib, 3 poultry houses.
other outbldgs; plenty of fruit, ap-
pies. grapes. peaches, and plums; 20
bushels corn, nice young hogs. 35
young chickens, / nice riding horse.
Everything goes for So. for quick
CO., A. G. Anderson, mgr, 44Ol
No. Fairfax DR.. All. Va CH 23G3.
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LYON PARK

- = ~@4N
A lovely home in the best location
of Arl. Large brick bungalow con-
tanning liv. rm. with frpl.. full size
dining rm., . bedrms. and tile bath,
equip. kit: > more lovely bedrms.
upstairs; side screened porch, bsmt.
with outside entrance, oil NV h,
det. brick garage. Price. $l5,! 700.
J, WESLEY BUCHANAN
~ry 1ox1 Oyu anO-
Evening star., 1949-03-23
RAMBLER

This lovely new home is ready for
YOU. Large living room with f1re-
place, dining room. kitchen, 2 large
Bedrooms, bath. utility room, attic
storage. Radiant heat is Just one
OF the many OUTSTANDING fea lures
Of this home. Must be seen, to be
fully. appreciated CAL us toT an
TY CO., OV. 1888; ewes. CHI. 1856,
Evening star., 1949-03-23
TRAlLERS FOR SALE

l94s 3 rooms. fully
equipped; will sell reasonably. Can
oe seen at any time, 4505 Kennedy
ST., HyattSville, Md -2g
HOWARD, late 1947. all metal, 3 rms,
eiee. relgr.. hot-water heater, full
awnings, many extras; in practically
new cond. thoroughout; very reas.
Lot 249. Temple Trailer Village.
'4e nnShf SarfoNAi' HS; i'Gl 'GlANpoLA COLONIAL
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 5000
Baltimore ave-, Riverdale. WA. 49O3
LIBERTY with heated floor, com
pletely modern; lge. selection of used
trailers. Terms for all. HEETER-
WALDEN TRAILER SALES. INC,
MG Mssh 7Balto. blvd. Berwyn. Md,
GLIDERs. ls4s-4e models. Some
with puilt-in showers and flush
toilets: in all sizes and models; some
are being offered for as little as $500
aears ana $500 ~ D.a aoWG ana lGns as
so! ca "a ave ave: I.s 81. 500 5HAlAAN w.
OVERLAND TRAyELITE house trailer,
f949, 25l2 it., brand new; hot and
colo running water, elec. refer; less
than than tactory factory. cos; Cash or small
COLE TRAILER CO., 500 SS' Geopsia Sc psy.
Better LIVING i,lYS FOR LESS in a
trailer coach. See our complete line
OF Whitley and Prairie Schooner
trailers:: TRAILER VILLAGE SALES.
Md, Call TO. 66sl. -25
191. STREAMLIGHT Shoreland tan
dem; owner; trailer has never
been pulled on the road Must be
LACE SALES, SsO1 Wash.-Balio,
blvd, Berwyn, Md. Call TO. 66sl
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
INCITE WHITE
YOUTH ATTACK
ON NEGROES

Isl. LOUIS, Mo.-Prejudiced
park guards are blamed for at
attack on 40 Negroes by more
than 200 white boys at the Fair
grounds city-owned swimming
pool here last week. That is the
opinion of both white and Negro
civic and political leaders.
According to eyewitness OBJ
servers, the swimming pool had
the scene of interracial bathing
for more than an hour without
any sign of friction or incident.
But the park guards who had
threatened to strike if Negroes
were admitted to the pool, per-
suaded the white boys to attack
the Negro boys.
There is no doubt that politics
played an important part in the
whole American episode May
or Joseph NJ. Darst has been in
a hot position for the last few
weeks from both liberal and re-
dictionary forces, and it is the
opinion of many that the seed of
racial conflict was deliberately
planted by the. Republicans to
embarass Mayor Darst and his
administration.
Park Commissioner Repmb-
lican, it was said, had requested
Mayor Darst and his Pubic We'll
fare Director O'Toole to recind
the order making the city-owned
swimming pools available to Me-
groes, but O'Toole explained that
the city CT st. Louis has no state
or local law requiring segre9a,
ton Of the races except in ele-
mentary and secondary schools.
eff Negroes apply for admissions
to municipal swimming pools
they are not to be refused =
said O'Toole. "They pay their
taxes, they are citizens, and they
have 2 right to use public pro-
perty."
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
Mississippi Deputy
Outsmarts Mob
Bent On Lynching

HOUSTON. Miss. - "'m~~+h.
taking an angry mob into "let-
- FIR +hic ont" chief
deputy sheriff T. A. Bryant of
Chickasaw county ar'Ted the life
of Robert L. Gates, a Negro from
Threatened mob violence and
whisked him to a safe Jail in
another county .
The sheriff identified the pri-
Isoner as chauffeur who i9
charged with assaulting a white
woman. \ He said several of the
men Of the community "got
quite high" cver cDcrts oe II,
crime, but that he argued with
them to let him handle the case
because he wanted to be sure
he had the right man. The wo-
man. wife ct soldier stationed
in Japan, claims she was at
acked on lonely dark street.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
Small Town Mayor Disrobes
Georgia kIu KIux;;KIan Group
MUST IMPROVE
EDUCATION SAY
white EDITORS
BY LEON LEWIS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. 1--WE Of the
south are nevel. going to get out
of the ditch of poverty unless
we get our Negroes, and whites
too, on a higher economic
plane," Ed Ray, managing editor
Of the daily Tampa Times, toldt
Memphis audience here last
week. Mr.. Ray, who is chairman
of the board Of directors of tl1ei
Tampa Urban League, pointed
cut that mo state in the. south
is richenough to provide equal
and separate facilities in educa-
ton. reiterated his frequent de-
claration that education is the
real remedy to improve better
understanding between the,
races.
Giving what he termed a
common sense approach to the
problem, Mr.. Ray pointed out
hat by gradual and constructive
processes the southern states
must definitely embark upon a
program for better educational
opportunities for all it's citizens,
without discrimination
The Tampa Daily Times is one
of several Florida daily news
papers that gives full leverage
Of news relating to Negroes, in
pictures and editorial, and em-
iploy full ime Negro correspon-
dents.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
g. TT o0'IAn I0ne HTEl'
~ '''' ''FFRITr:'' cave F'NI0M

the jobs, UOPWA pointed out,
no ea'ary differs as much aa
$679 year between the Negro
and white high school graduate.
The white college graduate gets
sn79 100 than the NEGRO col
Ieee graduate for doing the same
job.
rho Srr'n Submitted Those
facts recently the House Edu-
cation and Labor Committee in
support of the Fair Employment
Practices Bill commenting. ut
II the responsibility Of Federal
Government to take the leader
ship through legislation to guar
antee to every man and woman
an equal chance to acquire and
utilize skills to earn decent
living in accordance with his
bility."
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

tied lhere after a two year abb
sence, he confided in his inter-
viewer, do You know him (Mr.
MoteY)? Is it true that he's
Negro? How incredible Howl
very nice. l think it is rather
fine that there's no inkling of it
in the book" AS to the novel
itself, he was particularly i'm
pressed for he reads very few
American ones. "In the middle
Of all that drunkenness and vio-
lence-which ! do not take to
| saw human values and human
warmth, he commented. His
parting words on the author
were. I'm glad we've talked
about Motley"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
Alabama State
College Sets Record
Enrolment Of 4,50O

MONTGOMERY, AIa.-Fnroll.
ment figures for the 1949 Sum
State College for Negroes has
mer Quarter at the Alabama
exceeded a new peak record Of
$500, as reported by Dr.. Fl.
Council Trenholm, President.
For the 10th graduate summer
session there are 426 enrolled.
An additional $500 under-gradu-
ates are enrolled at Montgomery
while 1,200 undergraduates are
distributed between the branch
summer schools at Birmingham
and Mobile.
The current Summer Quarter
is the 29th H.. ten-week summer
essionl operated by the Alabama
State College with again a top
enrolment for the Negro Teach
Ell Training Institutions. The
branch summer schools at Bir-m-
ingham and Mobile have been
operating in the summer since,
1927.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
Gestapo Sheriff On
rial Before An
All : White jury

MEMPHIS, Tenn - An ALL
white jury in the Federal court
here listened sternly testimony
OF Dr. John K. Walsh former
resident assistant resident phy-
s6cian at John CASTOR hospital
who described the condition of
John Wesley Sets eye when
he entered the hospital after an
alleged beating on December 5,
1913 by Sheriff Charles H. For
bes! of Triton county and city
marshall Robert Gift of Coving-
ton, Tennessee. 5
The officers are charged with
beating the prisoner more than
20 minutes while, he was under
arrest. which is a violation of
constitutional statues. The doc
tor stated "a blow of medium or
great force injured Scott's eye
SO seriously that it had to be
removed. I examined the Ne>
gro's eye after entered the hos
pital and assisted with the oper-
alton. The blow was caused by
a blunt instrument. 1t was brus-
ed, both lids were swollen shut,
the nOrnea had a large starlike
tear across, it and the iris, or
colored portion was protruding
partially through the wound. the
doctor said.
DR.. Walsh followed Scott on
the stand. He is slightly more
than SIX feet tall, suffered so
badly that it was difficult for the
jury to understand him at times.
He stated that he was beaten
by the two officers when he was
captured after escaping from
jail. Sheriff Forbes beat him on
the head for 20 minutes AS he
lay face down On his cell cot.
EARLY, he said he was beaten by
city marshall. Cliff, who deliver
ed the. eye bursting blow. The
cop" warned him to not tell
how he got the bruised eye.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
o'nlTIsA NOVELIST CAN HARDLY
~ ''TNF E7oTIEY IS A NEGRO

NEW YORK-Sauve. distin-
guished British ovelist r M
Forster, arrived here from Lon
don last week still unconvinced
that Willard Motley, author of
the best seller knock On ANY
Door" was Negro Though
pushing 70, Forster has been
called a brilliant writer but has
yet to achieve the sensational
success Motley merited on his
first novel. In fact. not since
"Gone With the Wind has 4
book sold as many copies al
"Knock On Any Door," n
Thus, when Mr.. Forster revis-
nhnrrfrr nnnllliln ddddddhhddd
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
THERE is
NO PLACE FOR
HOODED GROUP.
Bx RAY LAWRENCE

SOPERION, Ga.-The KIN
Klux Khan is losing ground here
in the state of Georgia if the
moral brazentry of Mayor Jim
Peterson employing himself as,
decided opponent Of un-Ameri-
can activities is, any sign.
Mayor Peterson, of Soperton,
little town Of 1900 population,
last week felt that there is no
place in his town for white hood
ed paraders, and proceeded to
take it upon himself to snatch
off their hoods and robes. And
just to show the Khan that he
meant business, he introduced
charges Of disorderly conduct
against three men from whom he
tore off the khan robes and
masks. a. I
Defense Attorney, T. Ross.
Sharpe, said there is no law
against wearing hoods or being
a Klansman. You can put on
your white nightgown and walk
NO"H IhO OItOCI II you WdlAI U.
Everybody knows the only rea-
son in the world we are trying
this case is because these men
were wearing hoods and robes"
cried the Defense. -
The case was the first effort
to convict Klansmen for Just ap-
peari/g on the streets dressed
in their white regaia, but it is
quite obvious to anyone visiting
here in this small town Of So
perton, amid the vast rural sec
ton. where the hooIsters are
suppose to set up fear, that the
organization that has for so
many years, menaced its victims
with floggings is losing ground.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
TAKE A walk
IN THE PARK
Hv ROBERT MACK MORRIS


One morning I took 1t upon
myself to take a walk in the
Park, and in strolling along Coll
umbus Drive it suddenly occur
red to me what a truly lovely
place it was. White lovers took
in stride its matchless beauty,
but only once in grey moon,
did l see another colored per-
son. Occasionally coupe appear
along the darkening horizon. How
ever. the two would soon dis
appear in the density Of night
and thin moonglow.
Apparently we are foEetting
hat we have equal shares in
places of that sort, because we
allow It to be taken for granted
that we are not wecome there.
If we never paronize. a store it
will never sell us anything. If We
never nay visit to public parks,
we will never become accepted
for granted he way we should
be now.
Or course our manners must
b" better than they are as dis
played on beaches in our own
neighborhoods, but if we remem-
Der that decency is a virtue and
is creditably everywhere, we will
soon overcome our profound
sense of self-consciousness and
spend more of our summer even
ings in Grant Park, listening to
the thrill Of exciting music by
our symphonic orchestra and the
tranquil rasp Of ippling. waves
against the stone embankment.
It's yours to enjoy as well as
anybody's, so why not TT taking
more advantage of it?
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

Pd1,ap nfdSlulS t--
Margarets Halsey, A can truly say
some. of my best friends are
southern whites!
Back in the days of my teens,
I worked upon the plantation OF
he Honorable John w. <Tiller in
Oglethorpe County, Georgia. This
family was truly one of the top
families of that county. Mr.. Till
er was postmaster at Point Peter
l(called ''T he Glade"), County
Road Commissioner, as well as
as a member of the firm of the
leading general merchandise
store. His children we're polished
young gentlemen and ladies.
They were highly respected by
all white and Negro citizens. l
never heard OF their interfering
with anyone whomso ever.
Personally, l had the highest
regard for al Of them. and espe-
cially Eugene (called "Genie")
~ ACROSS, Page
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

II a Y e Y o u
ever consider
ed what life
would be with
out Gath. one
OF the greatest
INSTRUMENTS of
power in hui
man experience
Just reflect
for a moment
upon the lack
of faith among,
N a t i ON $, be-
tween a citizen
and his cOun-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

NEW YORK-DeSpite the inn
~''' ~ gains Wade. in securing
Neg oes jobs, the white collar
"""' nations were gill g. high as
81 Ter cent silly white" as late
~" -. according to the United
Fffif" ana professional Nc~rerq
OF America, a union affiliated
wi +he CIO.
Statistics show that Negro
Wof -ers in banks are a rare
sign except in neniaI capa-
CITY and that big insurance com
pan. Il which oneate under state
c'a 'Pf- T. nrblic servants ON
f'ov no Negro agent only token
numbers Of office workers. AS
o'r0 Workers IN Ncrv York
motion picture Offices, less than
p'r cent are colored
Fen where Negroes do get
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

that l have
praised where
q 7 a i S e W a S
needed. and CEN
sured ; w h r e
censure w a s
needed. l have
put all prejud-
ices under feet,
for one possess
sed Of prejud-
ice is unfit to
censure others
for being so
possessed.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
ACROSS
the ABLE:
The ruth About
Southern Whites
BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF

Those who have read this col
umn down through the years
will. I believe, agree that have
tried to he fair with all peoples
and issues at all times. They
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
SOCIAL WORKER
Meets Death.
IN CAR ACCIDENT

The many friends Of the late
Mrs. Newell Coleman are notified
OF her death on Tuesday, June
p. Mrs. Coleman met her death
by accident while driving back
to Chicago.
She was a prominent social
worker and owned considerable
property On Chicago's south side
She is survived by her son,
m. Newell coleman and her
daughter. Mrs. Marianne Nc
Dowell, both of Chicago
The body was cremated after
services in Milwaukee, Wis.
North Carolina has given the
nation three native sons who be-
came President. They are Andrew
Jackson. James Polk and An.
drew Johnson.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

try, a husband and wife, parent
and child. employed and employee,
banker and deposftor, debtor
and creditor, friend and neigh
Dor. Without faith civilization
could not survive nd mankind
would be no more than a pack
Of wolves.
See WHO'S WHO, Page 8
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
WHO'S. Who
AND
WHATS What
BY LAUSAYLE BROWN

We seem to live by one word
Of the American dictionary and
that is faith. Without faith it
seems as though we cannot ex-
list.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02
Ask Investigation
Of Ford Dix, N. J.
Discrimination

NEW YORK-An opportunity
to investigate thoroughly the pat
tern Of racial discrimination and
segregation at Fort Dix New
Jersey, was asked Of the De-
partment Of Defense by the Ma
tional Association for the Adj
vancement OF Colored People. \.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-02

The great and the little have
need one of another.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

Prizes Of
Of
eighth NV
vn w. OF ooi Third street NV Sss 70 o82 Third street NV;
Oonny Oovis Richard Is, Of
c.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

IhAkS FOR THE TREAT Yes. Rover rsoy Hcs his chops
CARGf-ths candy mode especially for dogs Nstsno
approved CHARGE contains sUoos but swesssnsd
me woy with dsxsoss Made into soyso-sos crvnehy
cubes. vomn enriched CHARGE HE hsoy way for YOU 70
soy honk yov your pooch Economical Several pieces
Tor penny Get 0e 25e box CHARGE candy cubes at
any grocery. drug pot Shop
, 1949-11-12
LESSON in ENGLISH
by w. L. Gordon
Words Often Misused

Words Often Misused
Do not say, HE claims that the
speaker was wrong" It is much
better to say, HE maintains Cor,
asserts) that the speaker was
wrong"
Often Mispronounced
Inexplicable. Accent second syl-
liable, not the third.
Often Misspelled
Holocaust; observe the four
vowelS.
Synonyms
Kind (noun), sort, type, species,
character, nature.
Word Study
JURISPRUDENCE; the science
of law. I'm civil Jurisprudence it
too often happens that there is so
much law there is not room for
justice
, 1949-11-12
INTERNATIONAL

Croix Woodworking Company
and his men were given credit
for having accomplished the
project. Among the local work.
men who did excellent work
in carpentry were: Wilmot
Jimmy" Benjamin, Hugo
Emanuel, Charles Brannigan,
Daniel James,, Winthrop Hec-
tor, Berthill McGregor and
Charles Petersen.
Among the features of the
new store are first grade ma
tionally advertised merchan-
disc, not to mention its foreign
imports. Devoted exclusively
to gifts for several years, in
Guiding the manufacture of the
famous Character Dolls, the
store now branches out into
larger enterprises furnishing
more employment to local
people.
It was Mr.. Baar who thru
his untiring work, efforts and
cooperation made the grand
parade for the Centennial Ce-
Iteration a success on July 3
of last year. It is this same
hard work and good taste that
has given St, Croix probably
the most beautiful store in the
Virgin Islands.