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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS
SLIGO PARK HILLS

Apt consisting Of iiv. rm. bedrm
dinette, kitchen ana bath Plenty
of closet space plus stoGage in base
ment Venetian blinds or lsrse pic
ture windows. exhaust fan in
kitchen. oelishttul location. Ss4 so
per month, including utilities,
FREDERICK W. BERENS INC
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Newly furnished and decorated rooms
with running water near shower
bath: alrcool fan. 24-nour phone
snd elevator EeYVfCs SIn.50 70
$3.50 weekly. i440 Rhode Island
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ITIFN UN hpFNIEl ut 7.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
1920 CONN. AVE.
APT. 8-OPEN %

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ven address A cute arm soc.
bedEm Co-op apt beALt1tt " fern
for only IS a5O. S. uuu less urtuyH
Immed poss See. o. phone Nj
Palmer.
HOME REALTY CO.
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KENT VILLAGE
4NI1AN 1LIIxtNTI
800 New Garden Apartments

6UU New Garden Apartments
One OF the most beautiful develop.
mentS in the Metropolitan Ares
with safe Fairgrounds for children
adjoining the Prince Georges Col
and Country Club in Lsudover. Md
featuring large picture windows.
-bedrm pts. from 800 to 500
Our exquisite duplex apartments arr
featured at sos per month ga
and eiec. included Directions: From
Peace Cross at Bladensburs. tax,
then % tnr, r,sbt Oh 70 an "fs Ronts 9oa nt y,
la miles to Kent Village
E1NHENYE % nnpEn TIC
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SOLVE YOUR HOUSING
PROBLEM

Limited number OF ] and . bedrm.
furn. with full hotel service, in.ned
occupancy. Apply LEO NJ BERN-
STEIN & CO., Realtors, l4l5 X ST.
NV. NE. 540o. Il
COLORED-Iti2 SWAMI ST. NV.
Lovely apt. room, kitchen and
bath, nicely fnrn.: ADMITS only.
COLORED - DOWNTOWN - .-rm
apt. share bath. S65 mo. Call RE.
53s4
CoLoRED-GIRL WILL SHARE APP
with another sirls 81 per week.
Cali DI @0Is. So
COLORED-rW0 i-R0OM, kitchen
and bath aptS.: no children. Also
rooms HO 2lHs
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

tAuthoritS on cooperative plan
Sihce l92n-- Responsible Tor c3.np
ant. developmtntS in ~sh COM
orisins 30 bldss9. wss BIDS
COLORED-1S CHOICE NV !oes-
tioni $3.50 down. az 3S0i 13th St
NV. baI S61 mo Twins room, he'd
room, kitchen, dInette. bath. Cal
NORRIS COHEN or MILTON WIN.
NICK, l4O4 l. st. NV, MA. soJs
home, TT. 02a7 )
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SILVER SPRING
FOR RENT FURNISHED

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5-RM. UNFURNIsHED APT. block
Dupont Circle. or busline- For appi.
teleuhone DE. 442I. so
2-BEDROOM APARTMENT. newly
decorated Massachusetts ave. Sc.
FR $500 80
ATTRACTIVE s-rm, 20 bedrmD apt,
bath. pvt. entr-, screened porch
prefer midole-agec. nnndrinkine OF
empi couple. OK. 1899 -aa
e-BEDR0OM unfurnisned apt. Ia
koma Park. sH. 4kas. Adults enly,
no pess. SS'
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

SUPERVISED MOTHER CARE for
little ones; licensed home. Cypress
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

" aShlHsto oGtStAaC3Hk cr-nPf' -
tive
The Broadmoor 360l Conn ave nv
lovely bunsalowtype apt nome aith
3 exposures contains foyer liv I'm
sun psrfor : oedrus. baths. DIN
ms rm and kit,
apt; with fover, ! bedrm kit. and
bath. liy. rm. newly decorated
Nerettan blinds. large closets Or37
81 900 cash required. bAl. IKE rent
J4Og %9ta s. nv tnear Up fovE
Thea;erl apt. with entrance hail!
bedrm, and bath. .iv. rn~ k!t p
1910 Sou.nern ave sc Gn T { a.
corner OF Su.tisnc &c .ore!v TetI-
dental section rtceDtlI constructed
bldg, > bedrms and osfh, .le IN
with dining slcoVe ktt snatieuS
grounds This apt. should be seer,
excel vaIue
Gardens, a hunsslov type
apt In iliS mode eed EATdCn
oevelop Dent. contains 3 bectoums
and bath ming IiG olnlEg I'M
entrance hall and kitchen
The New p8rKs!de l402 Summit pi
II v. oedru and ra'h lS. I'm
XII -dlnstte. cntrsnrs han
l4c7 Chanin ST NV. tnr. Meridian
PHl res and J mall renfrn .tV
rn.. din. g#l. kl. entT HAA ARe
bath. L'w price. easy terms
To inspect sny OF he above cali ID =
Once weekdays. RE. 1918 or FE
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

MAYOR GARDENS OceupAacy
tn 80 GKyA bF0FIn Ger Apt I'd
4 With none overhead vii Hti =
90 equity toY a. 500 S4 per- n
irC .udes sFerylhlEg Veterans OILY
CAL Ak -,Ap ewes II
ALI TENANTS Are Buy!nE Proper,
For Someone Else Another Fisru
iubTs cooperative apt offering The
Ayondae 1894 r 81 nv 'nsA:
Dupont Circle spts rsnEe from ;
ms and bath al SS coo 20 : rrrs
and baths a. Sl0 500 Examp}e
Ant s. vacant : btoro0m& DIN
room. kit uv room enu hail And
bath priced only - coo down pay
me1t s. $50 tota no1thly only
Sos 40. as compared NTH present
low rent ceiling Of <Sl Some va
carcltS. Others are being sod s4h-
lect TO exlSI}ng ttnsrrsss 0ren ,r'
inspection weekdays. & 10 20 y . II
Sat and sun ! 20 : pn olAt:
times by appointment
EDMUND J. FLYNN
tAuthorl.y on cooperative psar
since la1o---responSlele fof COOP
apt Developments IN wash com
py.StnE - b.nAs }. wash ElcE RE
IrlS or PF f-&n
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EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Aprleton 0lss. i
QUEENSTOWN APIS.

Queens Chapel rd. and Chillum I'd.
Mt. Rainier. Md New construction
Immediate occupancy. 2 bedrooms
living room. kitchen. dinette anc
bath; $50 so TO Sal50 month, in
eludins utilities Venetian blinds
good closet space. laundry and
storage rooms. Some. have garbage
for children Shopping center beins
completed in project Located next
TO public high school and conye 1isnt
TO other schools To reach Drive
out Queens Chapel I'd tMichlzan
ave. extended. or bv bus, take G-4
Hyattsville bus, Mt Rainier terminal
See representative IN once. rear
3l03 Queens Chapel re H O
SMITHv CO. sIi 18th ST. nw-
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APIS uheuRhIsnsp Com,
IopLRN STUDIO APARTMENT

ets NEWTON PL. NV rm 4,
and bah reai. 80 So PEI nc
ga and s!ec tnci OPEN fer III
MopdL,Rra>>, d,ra>, 'ssT1triDio' ArkRrMr~1 II
nav .3-famlly ho-st- cen, stins Of
etle. bath. launory. basement sHd
yaId a.! eonteniences OF modern
apartment with the stmos phe!t and
accessories OF an individual home
Rent. 50 Adults o.ty a h*si;e "a, r., RE
10; Victor 5, ne IA. 65o5--.lo
ARLINGTON-kltchen Nv I'M .
pedrms semlpvt bath. Gail Oh
.-RM APT. partly furn can be
Improvement. So per mo 1899
Q At NV, For information. csn
r.Roas an Sis' PIX, MD. APT, I'm rms
KIT and bath uIih.ies turn except
=, cooking sas SIS 81 cI3s =,
70 min driys from Navy Hospital
Ne. GNFuRN' DUPLEX. = rooms
and bath. bedrm, very desirable
nsishnorhood. good trsnsp mined
pos pos s6I. ~ incl ss6. Ho 4e42 or
DoWNTowN 18th ST. rms m
house smployed couple ss5 Boa
ROOMS, semlDv' bath. un,ur-
R.1, Rished <s 81 n no d esinkins rso or smoklns
1906 MERIDIAN PL. Nv .nd :
rm spts semlpyt bath. retEls.ra-
ton. Apply Apt J. so
2i03 eand ST. Ne rms and
,es KIT semlpy, bath utili,!es
1ioe NEWTON ST. Ne rooms
and kltchenet.e. conv transp :"
sirls: so mo, vacant. on list y
, RMS. kit and bath couple no
refs Call FR. 1852, am-I0p m
TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath
suitable for dwelllng and once En-
IRE floor Easy walk to all Govt
aSWEssTEls s.6Ss i! his iREAiry i. nc Co, srS Di
18th AND col. RID rooms, porch.
semipy. bath: middle-ased couple
81: Box 225-K. Star ga
LtRGE i-RooM APT; Inquire IISol
LIVING ROOM. BEDRM,. KIT. ard
pvt. bath. pvt entrance MI 57th
ave, Capitol Hats. Nd. HI 5lss,
ROOMS AND BATH. breakfast nook
available JuIF 5-IV Newton 81 loo
Colmar Manor. Nd. NO. 60S4 for
Q UNFURN. RMS, EouIp. KIT. and
uti!. semipvt bath, empl couple
For information. call RA A3ih i
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
One and > bedroom apartment units
For August ! and 10 occupancy
Brand-new development GLASS
MANOR, foot OF SO Capitol St DIS
trict line LO 3-sl00-
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Apt consisting OF iiv. rm. bedrm
dinette, kitchen ana bath. Plenty
of closet space plus stogase in base
ment Venetian blinds OF lsrse pic
ture windows. exhaust fan in
kitchen. dellghttul location. $s4 50
per month, including utilities,
FREDERICK W. BERENs, INC
1873 K ST, NV. Ma. al4l. Il
CHILLUM HEIGHTS APTS.
CHILDREN WELCOME
immediate occupancy ,Two-6edEoom
included IN rent. New apis. project
on Chillum rd.. Chillum Heights
Md. between Queens Chapel rd and
Riggs rd. Good closet space, Vene-
tiap blinds laundry facilities and
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LIVE AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
ALBAN TOWERS
APT. HOTEL

Offers a limited number of and
> bedroom apartments, consisting Of
spacious living room, dinette, foyer
kitchen. porch and baths Com
pletely furnished with full hotel
service
WO 6400
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Ez +Err Va hF
Samuel ( Bogley Inc
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR
APARTMENTS UNFURNisHEp

FURNISHED or unfafnlshed Rat .--
Sts mo furn-. or 80 uafurn
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20

the majority leader, Scott w. Lu-
cas- of Illinois, Myers Of Pennsy-
lvania, Mcmahon of Connecticut,
Downey of California, and Mag
nuson of Washington, all Demo-
Gratis of the north and west.
Only action made so far by the
Senate was the fight on filibusters
at the beginning of the season
which ended with a tougher clo-
ture rule than the senate had be-
fore. Anti-filibuster forces did
win a slight point, however, in
that the new ruling makes it
possible to stop debate on a
motion to take up a bill. Other
CONTINUED on page three)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Pine Buffers
Boast New
Negro School

PINE BLUFF, Ark. CAMP
With the opening of the recently
completed $18O,OOO Indiana Street
grammer school for the education
of Negroe in the first through
sixth grades on the east side,
colored and white citizens are
Boosting that the city now has
the finest school for Negroes in
the south. The school is part of
cthe $650,000 building program
concluded this summer by the city
school district.
1t is in the center of a two
block area and provides ample
Fairgrounds for students. Con-
structed of red brick, it contains
IL ~classrooms, an auditorium,
principals office and a kitchen.
The classrooms are finished with
red brick wainscoting, while light
brick reaches from the wainscot-
cling to the ceiling : : which is
acoustically constructed.
The floors are of asphalt tile,
all rooms have flourescent lighting
lighting and modern equipment is
used ineach room. Space is pro.
vided Immediately below the audi.
forums stage for the storage OF
chairs when more space is needed
Rest room walls are of glazed
tile and floors are of tile. Corrid.
ors are of colored concrete. Uni.
form heat for each room is furni.
shed by a central heating plant
and coils carry off odors anC
fumes. There is a bricked-in play.
ground for first-graders.
The kitchen is not completed
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Triplets Born in
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA (ANP)-Mrs.
Helen Wesley, SO, made history
at Chestnut hill hospital Satur-
day morning by giving birth to
the first boy triplets ever to be
born at that institution.
Mrs. Wesley, the mother of six
other children, told reporters that
she was more than surprised when
the doctor said that she had two
boys. But when he "said that I
had another one, I almost passed
out"
The boys have not yet been
named, according to the proud
mother, She says that one Of the
triplets weighed three-pounds four
ounces and the other two weigh
two pounds-five ounces. She has
not zen them as yet, but all are
in incubators and are doing we'll.
When Mrs. Wesley talked with
her husband, William, over the
private phone which the hospital
permitted her to have, she told
him that she had given birth to
triplets. He insisted that she was
kidding. When he came to the
hospital and saw for himself, all
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Named CO-Winner
Of 1910 Hoey
Awards

NEW YORK (ANP)- M. c..
Clarke, president of the Dunbar
Life Insurance company of Cleve-
land, O., was named co-winner of
the 1919 James j. Hoey Awards
for %Interracial Justice, by the
Catholic I~nterracial council. The
award, made annually to a Negro
and white leader in the field of
race relations, also goes to Dr..
John J. O'Connor, white, secretary
of the Catholic %Interracial council
of Washington, D. C.
The Hoey awards were establish
ed by the family of the late James
J. Hoey, one of the organizers
and founders of the local council.
Two silver medals are conferred
each year upon the Negro and
white layman who, inthe judgment
of the committee established by
the council, made outstanding con-
tributions to the causes of inter-
racial justice.
The awards are to be conferr-
ed on the winners at a ~presenta-
ton ceremony in Carroll club on
Oct. 80. DR.. Charles S. johnson,
president of Fisk university, will
be n of the speakers at the cere-
monies.
Clarke, a Catholic lay member
of St. Thomas Aquinas parish,
Cleveland, was the first Negro to
be elected to that city's chamber
of commerce. He is a graduate
Of the University Of Cincinnati.
Born in 1890 in Lewiston, N. c.,
he formerly served as examiner
in the Ohio State insurance depart
ment.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20

HOUSTON (ANP)- An inter-
racial union, the Hold Carriers and
Common Laborers Union of Am
erica, ALL, is a glowing example
of how various racial groups can
work together inthe South, for
the mutual benefit of all.
First organized in 1910 with
only rs members, today it has
more 100000, and is planning to
open it's newly built air-condition-
ed union hiring hall.
Lem Cephus was first president
of the union, and is still an active
member. Alfred Taylor succeeded
him, and held office until 1945.
Freeman Everett is now the presi-
dent. A charter member, Jonas
Jackson, 70, who still works as a
hobcarrier, is chairman Of the
trustee board.
Until 1910 the union grew at a
very slow pace, but in that year
a concentrated drive for more
members netted good results.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Interruciu| Union in Houston 6 rows
To Successful Organization

Since then it has achieved such
good results that it now operates
a branch hiring hall and sub of
flee in Richmond. Negroes, whites,
and Latin-Americans make up it's
membership roles.
President Freeman is consider
ed one of the greatest union lead
ers inthis area. A union man for
35 years, last year he was honor
ed when he became the first Ne
gro in Texas to be named a vice
president of the State Federation
of Labor. He is IL vice president.
Other officers of the union are
Clifton Bowers, vice-president ;
Sidney Hasgett, secretary-treasur-
err; Hal Jenkins, recording secre-
tary; E. Hall, chaplin! C. B. Dor
sey, sergeant at arms; G.. E. eau
tier, guard and dispatcher; H. Nc
Pheetters, general business repre-
sentative; J. w. Wilmer, L. O..
Hightower, and S. C. Orrell, bust
ness agents, and C. Pavlick, Rich
mond business agent.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Civil Rights
Legislation to
To Cain Votes

WASHINGTON (ANP)- Civil
rights action probably will be TAX
en- in the Senate because voting
time will be coming up soon, and
several senators need the votes
of Negroes in their states.
Among the senators who will
look to Negroes for some vital
votes in the 1850 elections are
he could say was "Well, whaddya
know"
The Wesleys have been married
10 and a half years and are mem
bers of Mt. Zion Baptist church.
She is the former Helen Dixon,
daughter of the late Thomas and
Rowena Dixon Of Germantown.
The phone at Chestnut Hill has
been busy with calls from we'll
wishers and friends and the curl
Gus, but Mrs. Wesley is quite un-
affected. She says that the three
little boys will go home and be
three more little Wesleys.
The other Wesley children are
Kenneth, 10, Wendell, II, Mar
guerite, 8, Francine, 6, Jerry
(Geraldine), 5, and William, Jr,
2.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-20
Classes Start
Today at
Force

FRESHMEN week. ended yeSCer-
day at Wilberforce University. The
orientation over, regular classes
commenced today.
According to DR.. F. A. McGin-
mis-, registrar of the university, $50
Continued on Page AZ
as yet. The cafeteria will be oper-
afed by the Negro Parent-Teacher
association.
The estimate enrolment for the
1949-50 term is 400 students. w.
T. CLANCY is principal Of the
school, which has 12-teachers.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-27

In memory Of our sister and
daughter, Mrs. Clotee X. Good
man.
Just two years ago you passed;
We miss you from your place;
A shadow over life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of your
face.
We cannot say, we must not say,
That you are dead, you're just
away;
With a cherry smile and a wave
of the hand,
You have wandered into an UNI
known land,
And left us dreaming how very
fair it must be
Since you linger there.
So we think of you faring on
as dear.
In the love Of these as the love
Of here.
Think of still as the same and
say.
You are not dead, you are just
away.
Sadly missed by Rev. c. J. Mays,
father; Mrs. James Bell and Mrs.
Sidney, sisters; Ollie Ruth Good
man, daughter, all of Malvern.
Prof. 7. c. Mays, Evansville, Ind;
Mrs. George Evans and children
of Hot Springs; Clarence Mays, jr.
of Lansing, Michigan and Fred M.
Mays, Detroit.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-27
Dixiecrats Without
Future Says Lewis

Washington, d. c. (Atlas)-There
is no future value to the Dixie
erat party, says Sen. McGrath,
CDR. u Democratic National
Committee Of the Democratic Par
ty, "A Dixiecrat has no future in
the Democrat Party" said the Ad-
ministration's chairman.
Sen. Kefauver, Democrat Ten
nessee went a yard further, and in
a radio talk said there is small
place in the growing democracy
of the Southland for men who
would turn back the clock Then
he added, II don't think there is
a place for the Dixiecrat Party
in the nation"
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-27
Electro|ux At New
Low Prices

Housewives would be interested
10 know that E~lectrolux acuu
cleaners, completely rebuilt, can
now be purchased at the new low
rate OF $3.50. The Electrolux
comes complete with seven at
Eachments for all house cleaning
and a one year written guarantee.
Free demonstrations are given
right in your own homes by the
distributors Of this work-saving
Aevice.
Brand new Apex sweepers can
also be purchased Tor $3.50.
One may receive additional in
Formation or request a demonstra-
GCu by writing to Home Vacuum
+, Cleaner Store, 5000 Club Road,
Little Rock, or telephoning 6-10l2.
The wise and thrifty housewife,
t1se career-housekeeper, and the
Dverworked mother should take
advantage Of this offer. Terms may
o. arranged if desired.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-27
NAACP TO APPEAL CONVICTION IN
MART|NSVILLE RAPE CASE OF SEVEN

Richmond. Va-An appeal Of
the conviction of seven young Me-
groes for the rape of Mrs. Ruby
Floyd of Martinsville will be made
by the legal staff Of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, it was announc-
ed this week by w. Lester Banks,
executive secretary of the Virginia
State Conference of NAACP
branches.
The NAAcP alleges that the
defendants. represented by court
appointed white lawyers, were
not given a fair trial, and that in
vestigation reveals that the youth
were beaten and told to sign con-
LESSONS to save themselves from
mob violence. Parents of the boys
claim that the defense council in
the case advised them mot to say
anything about the methods us
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-27
Progressive Pine
Bluff Businessman
Remedies Home

Pine BIuff-Mr. Troy ALLEY, pro-
minent business man of 1901 Fluk-
er street, remodeled his home
through the Arkansas Building
and Repairing Company. Mr.. Alley
owns and operate the service
station and garage across from A.
M. & N. college.
Mrs. Alley is very prominent in
social and civic affairs and was
very charming to the workmen Of
the Arkansas Home Building and
Repair Company. They returned
70 Little Rock singing her praises.
They say they have never worked
for a more charming and gracious
fsdy.
The Pine Bluff Negroes would
do well to remember MFR. Alley
Offen buying gas and having re-
Dssrs made, as well as the Ark
snssas Home and Repairing Co.
SuSsen building or remodeling.