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Evening star., 1949-03-20
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cont J

1S"S t'r nv &VAi>hS NSe"sy
SCREENS for windows OF porches;
etms VA pEssI sSi until It's pm faaals aals
VENETIAN BLINDS. measured to fit
and installed Flexalume Stats. "A"
quality tapes. Factory prices, free
s:t!Ta'ssi BARRos as the mAs6fzer5R fsS5szs; Ss
ALL PHASES of home remoeeling and
improving; free reasonable esti.
mates; low down payment; SO
months to pay. H9DALE SoN-
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting, papering; interior tesna. decor decor.
fsns rss FL saIk pheas 'szB s45s
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS. It is
not too early to screen your porch;
no need waiting for the flies. All
kinds Of repairs and remodeling. w.
D. TAYLOR, Sligo 3942.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. gem
eral repairs Of all lnsrsty kinds yecreatiSn
coMPhETE oNIPhEi 'fi PLuMB1NG-Gas I'M II boiler,
oil burner, new bathrooms installed,
old bathrms. remodeled. T j. F1TL-
Ahh MAphRess pBhRascREs RE 'osi 81 home constfue- s
ton. modernizing and repairs; addi-
tional rooms, porches. recreation
rooms. attics finished. custom build.
ing Careful planning and skilled
workmen have saved our customers
substantial sums for superior job.
WiLKIN H1s My rs coNsTRGcTioN sfF1si1 eSoS eo
WA. 6154. 5 to pm 30
ABOUT TINE for spring remodeling
and repairs. Small bldgs. a spe
cialty. VIM. B. PATTON. TW. 1896.
WOULD YOU LIKE new rambler
| or modernlstic solar home on your
lot at actual builders cost? I spe-
cialiZe in the design and construc-
tion of these modern dwellings ex-
clusiyely.- A. M. McLACHLEN. Jr..
GUARANTEED home improvements;
! we do papering, painting, carpentry
work, roofing, timing, build addl-
| ttons, fireproofing and all other
types of home improvements; small
monthly payments. Call Mr.. Shlfrln,
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO, 9l5
| New York ave. NV. MA. 1416. -21
WILL EXCHANGE hrst-class paper
ing and painting. for good used
furniture, or what have you?
UNCLAITED FURNITURE. u price
| Upholstering, slip covers and drapes
made to order. Free estimates.
! Get the best for less. B1LT-R1TE
UPHOLSTERERS. UN. 1545.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

HRWING TO so. CALF. on or
ABOUT March %, can take 2 eo or .
passengers. MR.. TOBIN' IA oSo9' Sn
oENyER-Driving Cadillac. leave
THursday 24th; take 4; share ex-
TRANSPORTATION DESIRED 10 70
Houston. Texas, or ylchlSsTS,I Sn. w.
AZ PETERsBuRG-Refined lady de.
sires reas. trip to Fla hisneS'
NSRINE OFFICER desires daily rloe
70 OnIa nticn MI. S25S.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
MITE CLUB

Doing $4,000 wkly. and better. nearby
Nd, near D. c. line; very well
known. better type clientele; beauti-
stand-up bar; 9O% bar business;
large parking space; long lease;
owner has other business; must
sell; $4,000 cash handles. bal.
monthly; consider partner. Bill now
pending to Iegalize slot machines.
BOB HOLLANDER
Exclusive Broker. 1411 Pa. ave. NV"
Ma. o743. 10
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Beacon Light Sanitarlum

The Beacon Light Sanitarium Corpo.
ration are operating a drugless tn9t
Administering drugs OF any kinoo
sanitarium at BROOKE. rsstss s,ss'rrai'h With nat.
ural remedies, such as pure air, sun
iieat hi abstemiousness. rest, exercise.
proper diet. hydrotherapy treatments
and trust in divine power; E2ceilsn. EN-
results are being realized. Fof
C0N LIGHT SANTTARIUM, INC,
Brooke, Virginia. OF telepnf2.he
Rrooke 5-F-2l.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GIFT SHOP

GIFT SHOP
Near Capitol, tourist bus; long est.
Mrs. Leake, MA. 1894 or AK. 1857.
MYRTLE. A. WEADoN g. CO., 40
Bond Bldg.
AUTO DEALERSHIP
Partnership considered if experienced
and reliable. CITY REALTY, RE.
O703.
Liquor, Rest, Excellent
NV. location; 10y oo9 rent; with long 9s
75[o bar business; total price, S12,-
500: terms.
Liquor, Rest, Near
N. Cap. and Ella; Ella; ave; S1oo wkly
900 handles.
Liquor, Rest, Union Sta.
Location; approx. 5000 weekly sales;
long lease; same owner yrs; total
price only s1a'75o; very reason
Liquor, Rest, Conn. Ave.
y Yrs; approx. $1,000 mthiy. sales;
e.aboratelv equipped; total price,
$4,000. excellent terms.
Beer & Wine, Restaurant
weekly Sales; 6-yr. lease: LIQUOR
license obtainable; for price and
terms call EX. 1855 till y pm.
Sun. II to 4 pm.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Restaurant With LIQUOR

Restaurant With Liquor
Due to the recent death Of her hus-
band, widow desires immediate sale
of her corner restaurant, with liquor
license, television.. seats 81. 6-year
lease, Q apis. above store, same
owner for SO years. Will consider
low down payment to responsible
purchaser. Contact
Penny" Apostolides Realty
eo4 + st. NV, RE. 1924, RA. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or colofeo
GOX A. co. RE. 1853.

Clothing-Furniture
s.o Sbon-Hsye something to sell?
Want to buy somethn!1ns52 n1ns5,rs want ho,,ses US
hold utilities, furni:ure. rIGuhGR we PlSs
up RE: 9s35, GCGD NEIGnDf' Z ~
Evening star., 1949-03-20
COLD STORAGE

Attention, dry cleaners, tailors, re-
tailerS. Aristo Dry Cleaners is
soliciting wholesale accounts. for
cod storage in their new humidity
controlled vaults. Lowest prices.
Contact MR.. LEIBEL, AT. 6966.
Also high quality cleaning and glaz-
ing OF furs.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BEAUTY SALON
Sailing Your Business?
MeWsnaner Man or LAWYER

newspaper Mall VI Law
Would like to contact such a party
who knows his way around Wash
ineton with the vieW t Of e estaeliisnins asyiys g
publication of 1882 of national cir
e1son festSsnff dslaf and dissst stste O. aouls ds
and Federal news OF special interest
to lawyers. accountants: 1T tax ..soss spes
brokers, bankers and businessmen
generally. Advertiser who Is the
founder and owner on an incor-
porating company which has been
In busienss 40 years and Is known
to nearly every oId lawyer. ,s IN IN u u; nsr 3;
and and who is retiring from active
business wants man ,,an caDaole aDa h,an Of
aging the other business under his
supervision and guidance: To such
a party who has $4,000 halt
interest will be given in both busi-
nesses. Replies will be treated in
strict confidence. and must contain
handle the lob Box 2S4-C. Star. -22
Evening star., 1949-03-20

CLEANING FURNITURE
And rugs in home or Office; machinf
cleaned; worl. guar. For est. call
any time, MR.. CRULEY, NO 50Sl.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Wool Valances, Cabinets
Designed and built to your request.
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS, EX. 1890;
eyes. no APO. -26
Evening star., 1949-03-20
FROZEN FOOD
ALEXANDRIA

Dry clea... alteration business.
with special l room for mendins-
solvents and finishing Will rent or
sell to right party On good thor
oughfare, corner loc., heavy trafic.
Call
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
6644 30
Evening star., 1949-03-20

OPPORTUNITY for experienced sed, nj mn \
Mill mil Should be qualified to esti-
mate prices on special mill work.
Box O6-X. Star. II
RESTAURANT. all stainless steel
equipment. counter service, closes q
pmi total Gslis priee, us7.a5o; easy terms
BOB IoLLANPpER' IooLLdAAN!Pp 14l1 Pa ave
SELLING OUT on account Of death
of owner, fruit and vegetable 6usl.
Alexandria. sa Cali TIE. s4e5. .
SMALL FLOWER SHOP in 1000
room refined hotel for single party
or couple, With living r.alarab auartebpiS. abis
ACTIVE BUs1NEssEs-Auto courts,
cafes, gas stations, guest homes
hotels. resorts. repair shops, stores.
etc, etc. Over 1900 described IN
blue book mailed free! when rel5 US ppicsS Wnss
Old 5efii Service. sTRoUT REALTY. lin
woodward Bldg. Washington. D. c.
DRIVEN IDEAS-Plan your drive
in to suit yourself ana a en3VS a9VSce from
free booklet prepared by nationaidS
from established local businessman
who has helped others start IN busi-
PsEzERs psSS MF!ss' G6 p5onf me- e ea soi5 st.
on "rHWRsDAY. APRIL IA, 1949, at
pm, in front Of the premises,
1906 Washington-Baltimore boule-
auction, ssai subject TO nrst deed Of
trust to Perpetual Building Associa..
ton, a valuable drive-in restaurant
with ample parking space, togetner
with certain restaurant eauipmentt .taan ny
P & c Drive-1n Cafe. Inc. Mary.
o for PARTICULARS. ROBERT 6. CAR
TER, II. CLAY ESPEY. Trustees. 700
southern Building, washington 8,
FRR1RS1rGhENMas R1 Sj Tsli M aoSs With new ideas
seeks working partnership with en-
ergetic used furniture dealer; must
have ample workroom and storage
facilities. BOX 337-C,. Star;
OWNER WILL SELL billiard na nsll an aho
BijiIDING IHI1TINiG CoNsTRUCTIoN. remod-
cling; long established business needs
associate with $4,000 for additional
Capital. Man or woman but would
like to have party take active inter.
est in business. Call IA; 6S91.
al; will sell for approximately stock
NEIGHBORHOOD STORE, selling
groceries, ice cream. soft drinks,
newspapers and general items; 2 PIN
ball machines pal. all overhead; IN
come quoted, $400 wk.; rent. $50:
long lease. Call DU. e467 or apply
at 1904 18th 1t. ne.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg, DI. 1894
GROCERY. GAS STATION

GROCERY. GAS STATION
BUNGALOW
Opportunity to own a business and
real estate at bargain price. A
large one-story building, 52x52. used
as Nation Wide" store; 2-pump
eas station, 5-room and bath
house on approximately 3 acres of
highway leading to Indian Head. II
miles from Washington. Does 5000
a day with possibility Of increa sing
IL tremendously by carrying addi-
tional lines. Priced to sell. $4,000
for all. including $4,000 stock, etc
The new S. C. Bridge will stimulate
this territory
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
And RlISiness Broker AID S4S4
Evening star., 1949-03-20

How to Buy a Business"
Thousands were sold for 81 copy.
Written and copyrighted by Sam
Chantker. real estate and business
broker. We want 100000 people to
read this factual information on how
to make profitable investment when
buying a business. SAM CHANTKER,
& CO., 412 5th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

ny
Wardman Park Hotels. Phone Wo.
Cleaning IgstN CONCESSION in lse; apt.
house, doing $3.50 week business;
will sacrifice for $4,000. Box Alb
sTCCEssFUL HWY. BUSINEss--1deal
snack bar. modern service station. Z
brand-new kitchenette apts' an
equipment new. or equiv; also broom
furn house; also site, leveled, ready
for togrst cottages xtb IN os so9 f.
U. S. /, under 20 mi. to D. c., In
perfect spot benefiting from enor-
nous hwy. development. owner,
builder shows large profit above an
expenses, including home and pleas
ant living for sfsIfnn famlly aIdn.I % i19m Ap1
rents should nearly make mo. paymts.
Onered to competent buyer for S1O,-
600 down, S1S5 mo-, one l2% trust.
Act now! Call Fairfax 3S1, or write
HERBERT H. FRENCH, excl. broker
UsEp EalE'aS; CAR r. LOT. centrally located;
low rent: doing nice bus; lease; lge.
ofice space, well equipped; very reas.
corner RESTAURANT and bar,
downtown Pa. ave-, OPP. Govt. bldes:;
opens noon, does $40 daily, very
esstaIso ess BOB PEies HoabG s12SSe ss1msl
I4I1 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 9743.
Lunch AND DELICATEsSEN, ne. 10
cation, doing very good: owner sick;
low rent, good lease. Rooming house,
good NV. location, low rent, long
lease; income now S165 mo. with
living quarters. Investment proper.
ties, have several good buys. Cab
MR. KNIPPLE. VI. SO41.
COMML. LAND, will rent or sell; on
Route l near Beltsville; good Tor
Earaee, etc. RE. O7O3.
BROOM ROW HOUSE, furnished:
English basement. 2 apts.. balance
rented rooms; excellent condition;
income. $270 month; price. S116OO.
II, 6767.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

OOWn.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg, DI. 7765-7994.
GAS STATION (Amoco Sinclair,
Texico). Owner quotes doing gross
business in l94s Of $4,000, NV; W,
equipped for lubricating and serv-
ice. Five-yr. lease; rent. 1925.
Price only $4,000; terms. Excel
lent opportunity.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg, DI. 7994-7765.
QUICK LUNCH-BEER. owner quotes
doing $50 day and over; short hours,
closed Sundays. Established 80
years. Simple operation with very
small overhead. Lease 5 years; rea-
sonable rent. Priced right with only
small down payment required.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
sol Woodward Bldg, DI. 7994-7765.
LIQUOR TAVERN. Owner quotes
doing $1,000 wkly.; excellent bar;
opening pm, 6-day wk Beauti-
fully equipped; large capacity. Lease
10 years; rent. $3.50. Price, S4l,-
900; terms reasonable. Worth in
vestigating.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

II ICIVIO., Df1 I IIO
81 800 down; Wyoming ave, nr. 10th
NV: Sl25 rent; income quoted,
S44O mo-; average furniture: clean.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 514O.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

AR-GRILL-LIQUOR
Equipped just right for easy opera
ton. Not fancy place but
money-maker. Doing over $3.50 day.
most all liquor Lowest rent pos
sible. Ss5: option to buy bldg Small
payroll, S95 week. Here is a real
buy for price asked. $1,000 terms
Call Mr.. Wallace. RA 5H4a
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
And Business Broker, AID s4s4
Evening star., 1949-03-20

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS
purchased and traded, repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines for
sale. standards and portables: est
12 yrs. OFFICE MACHINES CO,
913 18th NV. Ins. Bldg. RE 2S2S.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators
cleaned oiled and adjusted. All
TYPEWRITER co s13 14th st NV.
TILE INSTALLED. $50 So.
it. for S26. MIR. DORONY, D1.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

GIFT SHOP
Excellent NV. location, doing mic,
business now and has bright future
Low rent, long lease. Price asked
is that OF stock and equipment
$4,000 cash for everything. Cal
Mr.. Hayden. Ii. 1890.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
And Business Broker AID. S4s4
1887 Columbia Rd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Is ROOMS, RENT $3.50
ctl heat: long lease; income quoted,
S575, and apt for owner: on Mass.
ave. near 10th NV; $4,000 down.
G. = J. J''! YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-03-20

REsTAURANT-COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
Owner quotes doing approx. $4,000
wkly.; excellent bar. Outstanding
fnlIv flI eoninneG 9Hgn nndern tuia throneho,jt,
air cond. Lease 6R years; rent rea-
sonable. Price reasonable, $4,000
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Widow must sell this nice, small
clean business, handling a variety
line of ladies' and children's items,
notions. Rifts, toys, greeting cards,
etc. Long established, this store is
located in an active business area at
may be had by purchasing the stock
and and fixtures. We invite you to in
spect this offering, without obliga-
ton, Of course. Yes, it must be
sold Immediately. Ideal for some
one.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Exelusiye Broker. RE. 1166.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
COMMUNITY COUNCILS
PROMOTE CIVIC CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEW YORK Community
councils and block associations
are largerly responsible for the
transformation of one sector of
Brooklyn into an area of effective
cooperation between citizns and
public officials, Thomas F. Ne
wins, well'known educator said at
the weekly forum of the Catholic
Interracial Council here. Mr.. Ne
wins had reference to the Bed
ford-Stuyvesant area, once entire
ly populated by whites, and now
10 percent Negro.
these councils and block as
sociations made it their business
to badger the police and santa
ton department into doing a more
effective job in the area" Mr..
Nevins said.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
WAS SHE PASSING?

HOUSTON, Tex.-ANP)-T h e
colored folks here are still chuck
ling, and the white folks are still
flushing red faces about what
happened at the Southern Pacific
railroad station the other day.
A white" lady flew into town
by way of Eastern Air Lines from
up North in Newark, N. ]. The
regular limousine brought her to
town with other white passengers.
1t dropped her off at the Union
station where she tried to get
connections with her sick mother
she came down to see.
After making no success there,
1t took her to the s. P. station on
the white side away from the col
ored folks. There she telephoned
some friends to come down and
get her.
A few minutes later a number
of her friends rushed into the
station on the colored peoples
side and looked for her. She spot
ted them and they spotted her at
the same time.
Immediately they rushed up to
her on the white side, and she
Rugged and kissed every one of
them. The white folks stared a
while as they peered at this
white" woman embracing those
brown-skinned people.
AS the lady walked out grin
ming and chatting with her friends
white faces turned red, and col
ored faces beamed wide smiles.
Would you say the lady passed."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
Teen-Age Majority
FaYOrs No Bias in Jobs

CHICAGO LAMP An alert
teen-age majority in Chicago are
in favor of a law to assure ev-
eryone a fair chance to get a job
regardless OF his race, religion or
color" That represents the find
ings Of a nationwide survey con-
Quoted among the high school
youth of the country.
More than 10000 teen-agers
we're asked by the Purdue opinion
panel. Would you or would you
not favor a law in your state
which requires employers to hire
person If he is qualified for a
job regardless of his race. rell-
gion or color?"
Sixty-eight per cent. or more
than two-thirds, favored the law;
"a per cent did not; and eight
per cent were undecided.
BY regions, the percentages ia
yoring. not favoring and undecid-
ed about the proposal. respective
ly, were: East. 80. 10, s; Mid
west, rs, 10, 8; South. AZ. 4s.
10; Mountain and Pacific, IS,
IS, 8.
In grade levels, SO per cent of
the ninth graders and 66 per cent
of the 18th graders favored the
proposal.
On religious lines SO per cent
of the Protestants were in favor
OF the idea;; 10. Catholic; so,
Jewish; 81. other and 81, none.
Party lines put percentages favor
able to the proposal at "a; Demo-
Gratis: 20, Republicans; "a, Pro-
gressiye; others, 81; 65 none.
Students from Weather homes
gave greater support to the pro-
posal than those from the lower
income group, 20 and 66 per cent,
respectively. There was no clear
cut division along class lines.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
international SmOrgasbOrd;
Come and Get L

An international smorgas-
bord" dinner. featuring dishes
served frequently In homes in this
district. viii be a major attraction
At the third annual meeting Of
the Jackson Street Community
Council on April 81 at Neighbor-
hood House. 18th and Main street.
Mayor william F. Devin viii be
the moderator of a panel discus
sion on "The shape of Things to
Come the hopes and aspira-
tons OF the neighborhood for ac-
COMPLIMENTS In the next 10 or
Is years. Members OF the panel
win be Mrs. Melvina sQulres.
president OF the Seattle Chapter
Of NAACP: Jose Dudley. president
OF the Filipino Community OF Sc
attic and Vicinity; J. R. Adams,
Wing Luke and William Mimbu.
The dinner. which will be serv-
ed buffet style. will include Chi
nese. Japanese and Jewish en-
trees. Southern hot breads. an
An American relish tray. and a
sweet table with Filipino. Jewish,
American and Oriental desserts.
The public Is invited to attend.
but reservations for the dinner,
which will cost s1.00 per plate.
must be made by Monday. April
IS. and be accompanied by check.
money order or dollar bill. Res
creations may be mailed to the
Council office. Ala 5th Ave. So.
OF tickets may be purchased there
from members of the Council
board.
The menu will include Jewish
gefelte fish, tsimmes (beef cas-
serole) and liver spread; Chinese
yook baeng (steamed meat cake)
and chow fon (fried rice); Japa-
nese sukiyaki and tempura;
Southern cornbread, baking pow
der biscuits. and cloverleaf rolls;
cupcakes. apple strudel, Filipino
sweet cake, fortune cakes. and
coffee.
Mrs. Daniel Burse is chairman
OF the dinner committee. Assist
Ing her are Mrs. Robert Chinn,
Mrs. G. d. Graves, Mrs. Harold
Benning. Mrs. Yoshito Fulfil and
Mrs. James Matsuoka. Mrs. Louis
Shapiro is general chairman of
the annual meeting committee.
Takashi Hori Is In charge of pub
licity; Walter Rutley. program;
and Mrs. Chinn, tickets and res
ervations.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
II TEAMS RACE
FOR NAACP GOAL

The Seattle Branch NAACP an
nual membership campaign is
progressing. During the past three
weeks results have been obtained
through the jealous and loyal sup
port Of the following captains and
workers:
The Bishop Team--Mr. Alexan-
der Bishop. captain; workers, Mrs.
Martha johnson. Mr.. Letcher var
brough.
The Busy Bees-Mrs. A ddie
Booth. captain: workers. Rev. F.
w. Penick. Mrs. Sadie johnson.
Mrs. David Nash. Mr. Robert
o'Brien.
The Brown Team-Mrs. Octavia
Brown. captain; workers. MT
Russell Gideon, Mr.. w. B. Foster.
The Eason Team = Mrs. Doris
Eason. captain; workers. Mr..
Warren Eason, Mr.. Tollie Green.
Mrs. Virginia Rogers.
The jackson Team-Miss Mar
gurite Jackson. captain: workers,
Mrs. Thelma Dewitty, Mr.. How
ard Hollenbeck, Miss Jessie War
rem.
The Grant Team-Mrs. Ida Bell
Lewis. captain; workers. Mrs. Ma
tilda Grant. Mr.. John Copeland.
Sgt. Walter White, Mrs. N. J.
Johnson. Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Mrs.
Jimmie Scott.
Eager Beaevers-Mr. Benjamin
McAdoo Jr.. captain; workers, Mr..
Sidney Gerber. Mrs. June Smith,
Miss Thelma Henry. Mrs. Margey
Johnson.
Galloping Pancaas--Mrs. Jessie
Shields. captain; workers. Rev. F.
B. Davis. Mr.. Clyde Linville, DR..
F. B. Cooper, Mr.. Jean Hopkins.
Mrs. May Hardy, Mrs. Sadie Sto-
vail. Mrs. Augusta Shannon, Mrs.
Elbe Smith.
The Lewis Team-Mr. Odell
Lewis. captain: workers, Mrs.
Henry Bell, Mr.. s. G. Valley.
The Totem Team - Mrs. Mel
vina Squires, chairman; workers.
Miss Mile Down, Mr.. Fred
Chiles, Mr.. VIM. Tunstill, Miss AL
lie Mae Johnson, Mrs. Milred Nc
liver, Mr.. Charles Smith, Mrs.
Madeline Brake, Mr.. H. W. Ben
nett. Mr.. Walter Rutley, Mr.. Paul
Pickard. Mrs. Gladys Bias.
Shmoos Team-Mrs. Arlin e
Yarbrough, captain; workers, Mr..
Gerald Wells, Mr.. Chas. Stokes,
Lonard Looney. Mrs. Bessie Cole
man. Mr.. Mandel Nieder, Mrs.
Chloteal Swancey. Mrs. Anna Bell
Beale.
To meet our membership quota
Of 1900 is a tremendous RESPONSE
bility. Won't you contact one of
these workers and take out your
membership today.
REMEMBER-"When you hear
that NAACP knock at your door,
you can't afford to say no."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
Columbia U. Student
Sculptor Wins Two
Firsts in Art Exhibit

NEW YORK LAMP John
Rhodon, a student in Columbia
University's school of painting
and sculpture, took two first
prizes in the recent exhibit Of
student works sponsored by the
Student Artists Of Columbia Uni
versity, here last week.
Rhodon, who entered four
pieces of sculpture in the contest,
received first prize for the best
entry and first place in the sculp-
ture division. His winning piece
was a tiny figurine made OF soap
stone.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13

North or South, You Need
the NAACP
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13

You Need the NAACP
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
SEATTLE NGMS
SEATTLE SOCIALS

! City Directory: The Estella
puelia Club In busy preparing a
city directory. City Of Seattle
should aid ~ much Is possible
to help them IN compiling. The
Northwest enterprise Is At your
service.
TIE willing workers Palm
Sunday teA vas = brilliant success.
wen attended. The willing Work
ers Is one Of the outstanding clubs
Of the A. n. n. Church.
Ars. Arthur Hamilton lPatris
williamsl left Sunday for nd
monitor. Alberta. Canada. she
was accompanied by her aunt.
Mrs. Wong. as far As Vancouver,
B. c. Her stay Is indefinite.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-04-13
CHURCH NEWS

Easter Sunday. April II, at s
p. m, very beautiful Cantorio
entitled 'The Qualification of
God" will be presented at the Eb-
enezer AME Zion Church, 23rd
and East Olive st. The music will
be sung by the AME Zion choir,
Leila Davis. directress, assisted by
the Grace Presbyterian choir. Lee
Eta King, directress.
The choir will be augmented
by music from the new Consonata
organ. Leila Davis is Cantorio d.
rectress.