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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. calculator.
cleaned. oiled and adjusted an
TYPEWRrTER co sl3 18th st n.w
ASPHALT TIL, TILE and sI l,n Ole nr,. in
AsKEw HOME SERVICE for com
zRICKLAYER-cinder blocks laid for
&c Der block. You furnish labor and
s RfsiEia Eh s SeSf ehinne,..
A, FAGNANI, AT. 1894.
small Job SPECIALISTS.
Our customers say we're good; rea-
sona6le. too. Mr. SMITH. NE. 1881.
cABINErMAKERs. custom-built fur
cases, etc; any time. ia. $500
WORK, complete home re-
pairs, concrete porch. rec. rms. /:
guar. work and est. furn. Ak. o2l3.
freproonns. painting.
plumbing, brick work; work guar;
RE e2g5. Save 25fs In April. 1o'
paint. roof repaid ana done ress, Mr.
CARPENTRY, prompt service. cab
sliso 64ss, RE. $500 l4s
CARPENTRY-Incl. porches; screens
made 70 order; rec. rms. With knotty
Cal LAWRENCE. RA. e70s,
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, reefe-
alton rooms, porches tnclcsec. stair.
Ways, dormer windows: residsnnsi
or commercial. J. Z. HENDRICKS.
CIRPENTRY. roofing and siding. also
painting, cement and brick work.
Phone UN. e5ze.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. sh,w. laundry only capable
person with recent D. G; ref 3
adults; 81 days s23, Wo. S1e3
full houseman. butler chauffeur,
chamber work, laundry. pvt home,
permanent position. city refs, HU
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER. white. for
family Of 3 adults. Call WI. 7474
G.H.w., some laundry. live On. local
refs: required; good salaH. WI
G.H.W.-Must have refs; willing to
work; mostly laund. and cleaning; >
9 peT week Il I'M days ssas sll pm. Mo GO
CIV. live in. 5-day week. Mon,
pm. An day Sat. and Sun. 10
G.H.W.. cooking, help with children:
experienced and dep sndable good
G iiIir'' r live in ne Wo c IeUs End ID
fined; must be fond OF children
local rel, required live in; S25 wk,
GiRL-Part time Southeast, light
chii HHty OHIO Home 4:3o S s,rm' apt
Bendix. Victor 77O0, Ext. 205. 1o'
HOUsEKEEPER, care of new small
house and 3-yr -old girl. working
parents, live in, private rm. health
card and references. sH. os97
HoUsEKEEPER. white, to live in
pvt, home, for general cIeaai iI,t
in family wv no children; ref. REQ,
For interview. Call OF. 1883 10
MAID, g.h.w. in apt, laundry by
Bendix. fond of children, 517 days;
hours 1l-7'2G: salary SIS plus car
fare. Phone RIA. 1888.
MAIN n n
laundry. must be fond Of children
city refs. required. AK. 1858.
MAID for sh.w.; must be exper >,
salary; must have local refs. and
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 5O3
MAIpsG INV. live in. settled and
RED: exper. With children. WI. 1921
.H.w.. good plain cook, adults.
s MGR d ihneqsh SEQ S' per xk ue oE d ssI
NuRsEMAIb- COOK: live in: refer
ences; other help. Write Box
WOMAN WOMAN s White. settled. light F.h.w.
care of ? children. ages g. 8, ;;
F f20k! gSss for children only live ws in
WOMAN. white. live in. care for q
yr. baby and light housework. Mon
through Fri: $50 wk. Call Sat
WOMAN, middle-aeed, white, for gen.
-erai housekeeping; live in. Call
sw 70 AN RI ~ ' care Of 14:no b baby
boy. Is pm. 3 days wiz; health
cerd End ref REQ. LII. O26s. 80
EMPLOYED MOTHER, colored, de-
sires settled person to care for 3
children and general home work,
for room, board and some salary.
FIR. 347l after 6 pm, all day
Sat. and Sun. %
EXCELLENT SALARY, large double
room and private bath in new home
with all modern conveniences. IT
lilies out of WASHINGTON, is offered
TO q couple with good references, to
do cooking and g.h.w. for small
adult family. Man should have
knowledge of driving; l day of a
week and annual vacation with pay.
Box 331-D. Star. 10
ROOM AND BOARD and salary for
some one to live in and take care
of 3 school children. after school
D On fH S aiai wANrEp- @lS
80 to As yrs. live in. for g,h.w.
and board and 500 per mo- sal
arr. Man may work out. He may
have room and board in exchange
for light gardening work in spare
time. WO 57l6. 10
DADT TIThET hEATD
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PERSONAL

WE Will PROVE YOU, can play ppp-
ular piano or accordion, IN eU one:
h99T IsssonS CHARLES laa6 NEW MAJ
VACANCY IN REST home for ED
erly person, tray service; large porch.
w "a, ny sAN1rAR1uM,, Rockville
pike, 4 miles from Bethesda. A
few eE c yscsn & fully dsy PVT
BOARDING CARE for child under 10,
in licens sS home. Inspection invited,
D AN elSS' CLOTHING N.shs o,
Distinction. Burns. tears, cuts or
moth damage. We call. We deliver
KibDIEIAND NURSERY kindersar-
den. Risss I'd, Hyattsville; small
classes. hot lunches; transp. SH.
rHE KITTY JAY SCHOOL. openins
furnished. OW, 1926. 10
REST HOME VACANCY; room, pri-
vate or .semiprivate; tray and nurs-
r ~ ssrV xsD o Go a1Ss scHod e
portation: fui'v ~ wed. s4Ol
Georgia ave. sH. 1874.
DON'T TAXI A L la ~.-Reweavine
should be done by experts; 80. years
know how" with professional oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT
$50 10Th st. NV End floor.
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but 1t takes
years to be skilled in correct hitting
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker formerly
of 9th ave N " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made,
restyling. alterations. Centrally 10
Gated at ITO p st. NV. Room 90.
Telephone Eek sos
VACANCY IN NURSING .hOME-c4-
hour nursing care. Licensed By
county and State. SH 6u40.
VACANCY, elderly lady. quiet pvt
rest home with care; senfle patients
also; reasonable rates. SH. 4ol4.
MOTHER will give mothers care to
preschool-age child In Christian
home. Phone AP. 073s. g.
and women who are
unmarried and enjoy good company.
and who like to fish on CHESAPEAKE
Bay, ride horses, swim, bowl. play
golf or tennis. or who like q good
clambake, dance or card party. II
you are q girl over Is, a fellow over
90 and Of good character, Join JUST
FOR FUN CLUB. 1745 Conn. ave.
NV. Phone DE. $500 before pm.
FOR SHADOW WORK
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SITUATIONS MEN .

ACCOUNTANT, exper.; books started.
kept part time: audits. tax service:
Tsasona6Ie Or; 2o74;
T.phene ST. s7 as'irs:
ADVERTISING and sales executive
Interested in perm. wash. position
Want opportunity for a perm. prop
osition where exp; and ability, en-
tn nss ,s can ,a build this position
answer. Give brief information to
Box GID and party will call for
.f i2Pti nv e sGni, Star ar. !,.t,
p ssfs wh dsgre lay or s Business
write Fox 42s-E. Star. IO'
BO0KKEEPER. part-time. 90 yrs
varied experience; references; rea-
c so = sssrv Boy 41s,p; Star s
os ss' sqais5: y once 'taii iss
COLLEGE GRAD, 81, law stud
tnightsl, married vet desires place
P u legal n, or ss slied fields full time
CoLoRED MAN desires lob as chauf-
sSss ss'st Joas
cONsT. SSuPT. des. empl.; gen con-
Hu. 1880 7;so am, or $50 ~ Pm
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. Ii
s ssnsed ro sfDs fTam and re1sbe o S.
GENERAL HANDYMAN desires 10 per
manent job. rough carpentry. paint
JA XII 15f e ss a. w GSsa os part
time in small apt. bids: married;
no children: lie. exp; ref. quarters
ya pa ESQ age 81. wish wishes
IS helper OF in
MAN. colored, desires Job: x-ray tech
ofaces. ,DU. :4s7: 10 am. til . pm.
m.S e sno ssss Desires yrs s Dosos s
future. Box 479-E. Star IL
MAN. white. 40. IA years experience.
wants position. working manager
restaurant and bar; Washinston or
Southern Nd. Box 462-E' Star,
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. desires JOB;
knows the city well and is expert
enced. Call FIR. 1851 any time. TO-
TouNG MAN. coioTed; wants Job as
e oliver "a e DG sas4 D. C. permit i tr0T
YOUNG MAN, college educated. as-
gressive. energetic. exp. aecountins.
selling and once MANAGEMENT; have
car; requirements. $50 wk. SH
Young MAN. col. desires night work,
maintenance, driver. porter. cleaner
or other work. AID; a522: To-.
Ter or truck delivery man. FRANK
WHTTAKER Ho. 5439.
MONTY RAISING and sales promo
ton; Is yrs. Of very successful high
type exp; well known throughout
the Nation: interested In Q perm.
proposition; viii cosider any in.
teresting sub. proposition. Send
phone number to Box 63-D, star
AMBITIOUS YOUNG college gradu-
ate. looking for part-time work, al
night. ANYTHING GE. 1857. 10
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty Gui,
WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY ,.oLLEoE
1910 st nv; pl 1872 ,.,
courses, GI-approved INIERNA-
TIONAL CORREsPONDESCE
SCHOOLS, 210 Bond Bldg. ME
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
New cars Comp..te dual control
EASY METHOD North 1894
REGISTER NOW for spring term,
April through June DRAWING,
painting. portraiture. STUDIO OF
B. CHA1 MERS, AID. 5743. II no
answer, no. $500 Ia
FRENCH-Private lessons and con-
versation by highly cultured widow
Of European diplomat. no. 1898.
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FOR SHADOW WORK
and private investigations, Wo
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY, leaving Wed. for Florida in
Olds cow, take / or 2; help driving
and share expenses. EN-. 1905.
SEATTLE, leaving April II. Navy
chief driving Dodge sedan, desires
2 men or couple, help drive and
s saare a expenses pen Cali fH geo
DRIVING 40 Mercury sedan to Calf. :.
can leave anytime; can take 4.
Overlook 05S5 %
CALIFORNIA. driving Cadillac in
comfort; starting around 18th; want
L. passengers; nominal costs. Box
l4-G, Star 10
CHICAGO-Leaving APR. IA. lady
driving new Ford desires. . or 3
passengers, help drive. share ex-
penses. Call DE. $500. 10 .
GENTLEMAN driving New York and
New England shortly. Take one pas
senser. Must be consenial traveller.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, col, wants part time morning
work; no Sundays FIR. 1892.
GIRL. co!ored. wishes days work.
Monday through Thursday. AID
$50
GIRL. colored, wants part time or
full time job; good reference. AK.
3264 10
GIRL, colored. desires gh.w. or nurse
maid; experienced; good reference
HUI. 1883.
GIRL, colored. wishes lob as mother S
Call co. 6lS6 10
WOMAN. colored wants work OF any
kind; days work or part time, 3
days. co. 1854.
WOMAN. white. wants days work
exp, ref. DU. 07l9 Ill
EXP LAUNDERER desires laundry
in, IL SSSA
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HELP MEN Cont,
Statesmen
S~GESfWET
RIAL FsT1TE SaTFSNAS-I

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAS-An ex-
cenent opportunity. Is open for a
man Of ability and experience sell
inF the better-class homes IN the
.frm. doing, large, volume of bust.
ness We have a large selection OF
houses to sell and plenty Of buyers.
Excellent earnings for the right
mar: re Can EN- $500 and ask for
statesmen get into air conditioning.
just 3 Roommaster sales a week
means over $3.50 per month clear
profit for statesmen. Powerful ma
psign furnish plenty of leads. We
just starting. II you are tired Of
peanuts and want big money in
h hs aIts 9on su. ,of n,e5 IN
view. confidential. Mr.. DAVE
PoMERANTZ. telephone OR. 1900,
45l3 wis. ave. NV. III
SALESMAN to represent a nationally
< for D: c. and Nd. Local contacts
required. Salary commensurate with
ability Box 35S-B. Star. IL
sALESMhE-Exper.. 1--we wire sales
man: pleasant outside work; sttrac-
TIVE commissions See MR.. KANE
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Estab-
fished rtaitor; openinG Tor . exoer.
salespeople who desire to make con-
nection with aggressive co. Can
R BE- ~ 5o for aDDt' CHAPMAN R1n
: sALEsMAN-one who can sell
vacuum c!er ners and sewing ma
chimes; sa ar, transportation fur
snis3ed. hppl- in person. SINGER
sFw1No MACHINE CO. 34al Conn.
ArPLiANCE SALESMAN. excellent
opportunity. Apply in person or call
AIRY A.; McNTG S5 90' WARD b 200 a
KING st: Alexandria, Va. %
OPPORTUNITY; man, IS to 40. to
msesse turni, xae.d dept sxptTisase
attractive salary and . commission.
Apply in person to Mr.. Levengood or
Mr.. Avery. MONTGOMERY WARD,
f"nr VII" 81. Alexandria. Va. p
statesmen, WHOLESALE GROCERY,
Cha rlottesviIIc, Cuipeper: Freder,
experience and acquaintance with
retail grocers. Some knowledge OF
institutional business helpful This
Is a splendid opportunity for, men
tatI ss in N r si iet aefa our men know
OF this adv. Box 424-E. Star. 10
MEN, II to 30. free to travel to 80
States and return with, nat, know
concern: earnings $50 wkly.: transp.
paid I m1Ss be n Iie.,,, ap ge;a,
% q am. 7 to pm. No calls
PERMANENT POsITTON-Frigidal ire
commercial refrigeration and air
conditioning; previous selling expe,
rience in this field essential; selected
man win BE- given ad's sncsd, tsai paid
Interview by appointment only. DE.
1900 MR. BELINE. IA
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BUSINESS SERVICES

SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO small
businessmen. Installation Of books
and accounting service; fees as low
as IS per month; barber shops, serv-
ice sta tons. delieatessens, restsu-
rants. beauty shops, etc: for quick
ACCOUNTING SERVICE. Pr. 1904
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SALESLADY
MATTRESSES
Wrapper
GIFT SHOP

Buyer and manager. exper.. for large
gift department; good salary and
permanent Give age. exper and
refs. Box Bid. Star. .
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INVESTIGATE ibis

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RHINE EEAITY CO So: Fr1ats Z.
Ara Va II sass ~ CT sra
A. AkSa 10
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sasn- 1agNf Aa1re s@SsSx~eG Asa
ssAks. ssS4 vesF Hsa~s tsxa tsss. ara
Assa AMPLE xzAks ses srp-vTv-set
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
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MUST SELL

Owner il GSs scr eEssyb hlm ouS 81
gro(srg sussassS lArxt .lSsSy
equipped market or mAtn s'NG n
AF.lnktoa FpF !A!aTfssAEiog. c.
M A Cohen CLOTH REtlTf SEES
Radio BIDS Arirstea Va OK
lIpN nN SnsH 10
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Large Highway Business

ols ss4f % = &c RAtc hNr
inesaetk slsia8 sIslacn stone tAsesF
ssaeTAt stefs l&scN rnam Ane bette,
al &c aisEsfnt rxcs.8t1t alGs e. tsa
kteSk S-stsEs Aaas hAaE ts.s 81
& htat hsihs Asc e,rF = acre
ioi kAEEA!n a. Sac nA1 Sgsn s. Ssss
CAPUTI REALTY
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THE EVENING STAR
FOUNTAIN GIRLS
HUYLER'S
Girl

Are you looking tor interesting WORK.
COCO wages. regular increases,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS 5-oay week
Visit our employment once. ais @
G ST. nv Open $50 an. TO 5 pm
Monday through Friday
The c. & P Telephone Co.
SALESLADY
Experienced. for women's suits and
coats; permanent position. exceiient
earnings. Apply Mr. Berns. BOND
STORES INC. 1885 2 ST nw-In
MATTRESSES
The Hot Shoppes can offer you i'm
mediate OF future employment for
the spring and summer months;
enjoy the advantage OF pleasant sur
roundings while you are earning
very good money Apply immedi-
stsly. 1898 Taylor ST. NV. Ill
Wrapper
Permanent position. 5-day, 37iz-hr
week, in new aforementioned high
class store; good salary.
Franklin and Simon
OR 1900 III
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BAKERY


5000 bik Ga ave nw-Prieed to
sell Immediately excellent terms
for tina profitable business rcT
further details. call NE S4no.
GROCERY
Excellent opportunity sters JSKs0.
rented al sl75 per month. dotng
approx s. 500 ak. business. cfioed
reasonably. with excellent terms
Call Mr. Joilss. ,r. ME. $500. ewes
sH 4sgl
VACANT BUILDINGS
Business properties for sale or ieas.
. desirable buildings in Sc location .
busy location, can be remodeied
into stores for q prosperous ousi-
ness Can ME Ssn0
OFFICE BLDGS.
Good nv downtown location well
financed can be purchased with
small down payment. Call M
Jolles, II, ME- $500, ewes. Sh
4sSl
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
i4Is X $, NV Realtors. NE 54O0
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statesmen

$4,000 up class. Appointment SELL
ing cply. Draw against earned COM
mission.
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Call Mr.. Magill. RE. 6911. a
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Same Owner Since Repea

Corner bar and ErlN. ass aSt nw
SEAS 90 near aew SC mt.Aoa- dollar
@ A o Once Hlcg nov unSrg
ronstrac tlnn business noStay eFtnks
lea overhead apts above wor.
oeTfu! opportunity Tor . serkias
partners 9lltnk or account e.
health reasonably priced $4,000
down Fer information. write Boa
y-a-C SLar 10
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YOUR BUSINESS

csz ~ SEE san asssts2y n e. a-NF,
ssys.s satsans Ca 81 s"e, -
Ak s9C-
Sam Chantker and Co.
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SALESMAN! MAKE
OVER $40 A DAY.

Sell nationally advertised adding
machine for only S12.95 complete.
A desk model portable, precision
built, fully guaranteed, every incn
ate, easy to sell, easy for you to
make big money at 400 profit. For
life-size color photo and full details
with no obligation. write today TO
LIGHTNING ADDING MACHINE
co, INC, Dept. SN, 543 So. Spring
nj Los Anqeles IL Calf IL
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PART-TIME MAID
E aInner eoqk d ANY, am s shT2aEh
RA $500 10
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Tavern and Gas Station

I dVEIIl dIlU ladS SIALIUII
Junction TO main hlxhway eclnE
excel eutiness sales incluaes al
real estate and equipment
CAPUTI REALTY
"a .lS" lie
BUSY TAVERN ON LEE INV
Conveniently heated fer local ane
hwy. business saerInes y 500, ee.
cause Q. Illness
CAPUTI REALTY
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EtHs sf1sF feAFt raG sS - -.
3 uAEs ssshls sEsssiss
ra- =ts bsss - 80 ~ -,
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BEAUTY OPERATOR for shampooing
and manicuring; hours 8 to 6, good
salary. Apply in person. CASTOR
OF PARIS, l741 Conn. ave. NV.
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EXECUTIVE SALES
SITUATIONS WoMEN

red, experienced In all
titles. Franklin 1859. .
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
AS SEE IT
By Arnold Braithwaite

4 The current bowling clinic being
sponsored by a local journal which
is very lavish in it's h~ortatory for
strictly barred to Negro tots and
democracy is as everyone knows
teen ayers. This lack of healthy
recreation for Negroes is a very
discouragaing thing. For as long
as Negro youth must confine their
idle moments to hanging around
poolroom, the street corner or the
tavern the vicious crime rate will
remain proportionately higher
among the Negro people.
TIL tragedy is that no serious
effort has been made to break
tn discrimination at bowling alleys
and roller skating Kinks in Day.
ton. %Interracial groups have at
tempted to gain admission for the
purpose of suing the establish
ments for breaking the Ohio civil
rights code. But for some reason
the local NAACP has not carried
thru the legal phase. Each time an
attempt has been made in front of
witnesses the case was never
taken into tn courts. Late this
summer a group from the NAACP
Youth Council challenged the Jim
Grow of Eastwood Pool and Lake
continued on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
Is Dope Addicts
Among 81 Indicted by
The Federal Grand Jurv

Roy Anderson as "Dayton's most
notorious dope traficker." Linked
with him is John D. Cage, 81, ar
rested in a hotel by bet. Sgt.
Lucious Gleaton and bet. R. O. L.
Johnson. Both termed as the lead
ing dope "pushers" Of the West
Side by the federal agents. Others
indicted are: Charles j. Brown,
10, of 48 Horace st, once connect
ed with the we'll known Gerald
Hilsman now doing time in a fed
eral prison for dope. Brown was
indicated for illegal possession of
Herein along with Carson Lett,
26, of 922 Gard ave., Thomas
Hum, 27, of Ala S. Euclid ave.,
Charles Goode, "a of 1872 w.
Fifth st, and Marion Jordon, "a.
of 2519 Germantown st. Cage
when arrested last month was in
possession of 60 capsuls of heroin
said to have been transported in
to- Dayton from Chicago according
to officials in the case. George
Fambill, 25, Of Cincinnati, Ille-
gal possession of Morphine, For
est Vision, %, of APT N. Will
liams ST., and James Wright, 10
OF Knoxville, Tenn, we're all in
dicted for illegal possession of
maihuana. Willie Mckinney. 23.
of 1919 Steiner ave., indicted for
a government check an impersona-
ton of a lawful payee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
With Negroe ALL
Stars at Hudson
Field Oct. Ia

A week from tonight the fab
ulous Satchel Paige will bring his
team of Negro All-stars to Day
ton to face a term called the ALL
Americans. This latter team is led
by the Cleveland battery Gene
Bearden and Jim Hogan. The
game will be played at Hudson
Field on Friday, October IA.
Oh Satch, the ancient one, has
been breezing them past hapless
batters for many years now. He
has been pretty inactive during
his campaign with the Cleveland
Indians. His last appearance here
was in 1916. He brought a team of
Negro stars to play against a
team of white stas led by Bob
Teller.
Archie Ware, best first base
man in the Negro American
league, will play with Satch as will
Othello Renfroe, a slick short
stop.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
BY Jimmy N. Jones

When the Federal Grand Jury
returned their report to the Fed
eral District Court presided over
by Federal Judge Robert Nevin,
IS "West Side" dope addicts
were among the "a persons named
in the indictments. Once again
the Halls of the Federal Building
will be Ghosts" to the "Joy Pop
pers' and their associates when
thy are paraded before the fed
eral bench for arraignment hear
ing on the afternoon of October
oath at 200 O'Clock. AS usual,
their will be a scramble for seats
in the court room to see what
happens to these dope handlers,
statesmen, pushers and their ac-
completes. Those facing prison
terms, probations and what have
you for the trafficing Of dope
will be: James E. Byrd, rs, Of
1243, Germantown st, who has
been described by federal agent,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
Shelton Bells Have
Addition to Family

The Daily EXPRESS congrat-
ulates the Shelton Bells. This week
Mrs. Bell gave birth to a nine
pound baby at the Miami Valley
hospital. 1t was a girl and a first
born.
Shelton now a boxing coach at
Wilberforce is a former light
heavyweight professional boxer.
He comes from a family Of fight
ing Bells. Several of his brothers
either have been, or are in the
fight game. Most famous in Tom
my. This Youngstown welterweight
almost reached the heights three
years ago when he almost upset
Sugar Ray Robinson in the bout
to determine the welterweight
champion of the world.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-07
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Jackie Robinson's sizzling double
resulting in the lone talley and
the six hit pitching of Preacher
Roe, was enough to ever up the
1949 world series in the second
game Of the fall classic Thursday
afternoon before 70,053 scream
ing fans who damned Yankee
Stadium. After going hitless in the
first game, Jackie lead off with
a terrific double into. left field
out of reach Of Tommy Lindell,
who could not get hold of it, and
went to third when Hank Bauer
took too much time in relaying
the ball to the infield, after he
had caught the long fly off the
bat of Gene Hermanski who flew
out to right field, later to score
the one run that stood up the
rest of the way when Gil Hodges
lined out a single to left. The
Dodgers had several other chances
to increase the scoring when both
Hermanski and Roy Campanella
were called out on a called play
at the home plate and second
base respectively. In the fourth