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Evening star., 1949-02-26

ON THE POTOMAC
~ acres in nearby Fairfax County,
within 2 miles of Chain Bridge on
q hard-surfaced road, adjacent to
lovely estate. Can be purchased as
2-2h acre sites, beautifully wooded
with large oaks.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
cH. 1888, Ewes. and Sun, GL. 1888.
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25-ACRE ESTATE


Beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-bath ram
bier, on hilltop; 35-ft. liv. rm;.
log-burning fireplace, de luxe GE
kit, S-ft. deep freeze; basement.
oil heat Every modern convent
ence Of town. Rent from apt, Sl0O
mo. Necessary outbulldings. Re
tiring ADVANTAGES with 700 It. Of
commercial frontage on U. s. hwy.
No. L. ls miles south Of the Ma
tons Capital. Widow will sacri-
fice. Lorton 12-F-12. Box 175-x,
Star. -27
4ro $4,000 LOAN
Balance in small cash payment and
second trust; monthly payments
about 500. This property is located
In Fairfax County near Falls Church;
i2-acre lot; brick, : stories. 6 rms,
full bsmt. house, f1repl.. tile bath;
oil &C. heat. laundry tubs, screened
porch; interior has Just been re-
decorated, all floors rednished kit.
equipped with range, refgr. WARE,
CHI 5lo4 -o6
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$10,950
CAPE COD BUNGALOW

5 pretty rooms and steps to large
expansion attic, construction Is
white painted concrete block. Rec
reation room in basement. oil a.-c.
heat, secluded tree-lined street safe
for children, yet only 3 blocks to
busses, North Arlington: $3.50 cash
and insurance will buy. Act now
and call LURIA BROTHERS, 1900
Wilson blvd. OW $500. -26
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
FLORIDA ESTATES

Applica tions are now being taken Il
build 3h-rm. cottages on 2 acres oi
good land In 2 Florida locations;
one in vic. Ocala and another south
of Miami; total, cost. incl. land and
this offer is limited for 1949 con-
struction, so make an appt. with
personal owner and builder. GEO.
w. ROBERTSON, Realtor, s101 Wis
consin ave-, Bethesda, WI. 8267.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

ALMOSI S ACRES
NEAR LANGLEY, VA.
3 miles from Chain Bridge. with 256
IT. frontage on Georgetown pike,
high elevation with view: $4,675;
small cash payment.
McCay & McCay, Realtors
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ARLEDGE BROS.

OW. 444s, 1888 Wilson blvd. o.
4333 ewes, FA. 1858. -27
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TAI,MAGE WIICHER.
OPEN / TO 5

1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va, GI
5000, GIL. S017. -27
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sos G S.E.-$10,75O
S226 per mo; 50G return on your
money. SAM ROSEY. AID. 200.
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w 2 AZ VI
CHI. 5124,
"
$27.950

II you love flowers. trees, q. park-like
yard and lots and lots OF comfort
in your home. May we ask you to
look at this Virginia Colonial To-
Gated on SO acres near Herndon.
Va? Large airy rooms. Many ex-
pensive outbuildings. Small orchard.
Let us show you this place.
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA
4 BEDRMS- 81, BATHS

This brick Colonial features built-ir
garage, bedroom, full colored tiled
bath, living room with fireplace,
dining room with chair rail, equip
ped kitchen with Formica tops, as
phalt tile floor, exhaust fan, West
inghouse refgr, beautiful gas range
concrete side porch, on 1st floor;
windows; 16x12. 3 windows; 12x11
. windows; and colored tile bath
Full bsmt. with outside entrance
rec. room space, gas &C. heat. This
charming house built of the best
materials available. oyerlooks the
grounds Of Q beautiful estate in N
Arl., L blk. to bus, blks, 10 shop,
ping center. Will be open Sat. anc
Sun. afternoon. Directions: Oul
Lee hwy. to Nottingham st. right
to 25th rd., left l blk. to 6O45 N
25th I'd
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT

SHOP, for repair and
similar small business. AID, 6675.
REPAIR SHOP. brick.
approx. 20 by so feet; near 7th
month: B. F. SAUL co. s25 18TH
4s4 81 ;"' e ST. s.w.-Lot 4ex122 it.;
suitable for coal yd., truck storage.
etc. THOMAS P: BROWN. 615
4th St s.w., MA. 1919. Il
BRICK. BLDG, approx. 25xsO IT. to
alley; 1st comm; suitable for ware
house or any LIST comm. use: immed.
j. GINBERG. RE. 1889.
s RMS. 2nd d., separate entrance;
excellent downtown location. DU.
1927. -2S
TAILOR SHOP Ideal neishborhood
locatios; good section Silver Spring.
Md: no competition within . mile;
500 per mo. OWNER. 81. 1898.
18th AND COL. RD.-Brick BLDG. on
wide alley. app. 600 So. it.; suit. re-
pair or service shop; S35. ME. 1130:
ewes. WI. 4543.
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Grace and Beauty That
Reflect Your Fine Taste
Charm both inside and out given
primary consideration by the builder.
in addition to 6 large rooms. there
are bath facilities on all 3 floors
3 really big bedrooms and enough
closet space for father also. attrac-
corner china closet in dining room
. open deck porches, kitchen out
Of this world, designed for the lady
OF the home; j car garage: finished
recreation room: very large lot;
conveniently located in a section Of
individuality. To inspect, call.
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900. "a
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GL. Z1OO, OK. 1243
5000 DOWN

II you are . veteran you can own
this all brick bungalow: 5 excellent
Moor: large expansion attic; this is q
real buy. Don't wait
Arlington Realty Co.
o204 Wilson hlvd NW 69oo -oR
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LANGLEY RAMBLER

24-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace. junior
din rm., 8 spacious bedrms. and full
tile bath, utility rm.; most COM
plete KIT, appliances; auto. washer;
oil heat; attached garage; situated
community. Priced S17,950. So. 800
cash, balance reasonable terms: For
appointment. call E, H.. Irwin.
MA 15OS or Elm Uond 64S Ut
Evening star., 1949-02-26

For the Discriminating
Who demand more than a cigar box in
a devel BY owner: Two bedrm.
Dutch Colonial with all the basic
requirements of frepl., din. rm..
entr.. equip. kit, etc. plus distinc-
tive features which spell charm and
individuality. Attractive level lot
with laurel hedge. tulip poplars,
rambler roses amid flower bed. Large
~ FIRST trust. Open Sat. and Sun,
! to g. 2lcs No. Courthouse I'd. or
call OIL. 1876 for appt. during week
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SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGINlA
NO MAID TROUBLE
4-BEDRM. BRICK

4-BEDRM. BRICK
! history bungalow style featuring
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. library or
den. modernly equipped kit, full
bsmt. with outside entrance; gas
h.-wh., very conveniently located
in the heart of Clarendon; very
moderate down payment required.
Shown by appt. only.
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1949-02-26
NCdICVI o. III ~V~V
RAMBLERS

Open Sun. 1-6. Drive out Leesburg
Pike 3 mi. west Of Fails Church to
open sign on right. Houses can BE
finished to suit early buyers; 81 1T;
liv. and din. rms. with fireplace and
picture windows, 2 bedrms. and din;
with picture window. tiled bath. ALI
equip. kit. with natural gas. utility
rm., gas &C. heat, attached over
size garage; Ka-acre lot. Brokers
invited to cooperative.
WARE
r-rr k1oh -o7
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DOWNTOWN

DOWN lOWN
Near Woodward & Lothrop; valuable
SOFT. lot. suit. many uses: priced
much below comparable ground for
prompt sale Call Mr.. Harrington,
MA. $500; ewes. and week ends, EN-.
744s.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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2 FULL AND u BATHS
New Colonial brick. center entrance:
large llv. rm. with Colonial mantel,
large rear screened porch, state
sized din. rm., modern equipped kit.
rooms and 2 baths on end; stairway
to 3rd floor; full basement. recrea-
ton space, outside entrance; slate
roof. copper plumbing detached ga
rage, trees and shrubs on a level
lot. near Washington Golf and
Country Club.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. CHI. 1341. oW.
3O0- -06
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CLARENDON

Open 1-dark; nice 6-rm. frame home,
located in heart Of Clarendon, "a
block of Wilson blvd; large 1iv.
rm. with hrepl.. large din. rm..
equip. kit, nice porches on 1st
A.: 3 large bedrms and bath on
h.-w.h.; zoned for comm. II SO de-
sired; sacrifice price at $15.750,
excel. financing. Drive out Wilson
blvd to No. Hartford St, right on
Hartford to 1900 and open" sign.
N. C.. GROVES
Broker Of better homes. OF. 1888,
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2OO8-6-1O M ST. NV.
Second commercial: 55 1T. front, ex-
cellent alley, good grade; owner will
take back trust from responsible
party. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors, 723 Goth st. NV, RE.
S5S5: ewes. GIL. 0952. -2S
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SUBURBAN sAlE-VA. (cert, J
CLAREMONT

The best buy on the MARKET bed
room Cape Coz oungaiSw; sso. si1.S4o: .hs.to
siding; tiled bath. full bsmt.. hot
water heat, hardwood floors and
fireplaces; on SPACIOUS lot in con-
genial well-planned subdivision:
FHA insured financing, with rea-
sonable down payment, monthly pay
ments approximately S69.50; eight
minutes from Pentaaon BLDG. >Direc-
tions: Shirley hwy. to Route z,
right to 25th st. Exhibit house,
Chesterfield I'd. and Buchanan.
Phone Chestnut 9217.
Claremont Develop. Corp.
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GI-Sl 900 DOWN
OLD ALEXANDRIA
READ THIS

Excellent 3 twin-siZed bedrm home
in N. Arlington. close to Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. Attach
ed garage, level lot with barbecue
pit. lovely shrubbery, fun basement,
place. equipped kit. All this for
only Sl6.950.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike, CHI. 1341. oW.
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T,YNHAVEN

b-rm row brick dwelling; . bedrms..
tiled bath, front screened porchii; chi
bsmt. with outside entrance; OIL
h.-v,h., gas range, refgr. ano BEN
dig washer included. For further
particulars consult
Bohlayer & Pullman, Inc.
INK ROYAL St, Alex, Va. Alex.
o422, Alex 777l. OV. 2215. -
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$4,000

pAo,OOo
bedrms. 9 full baths plus liv. rm
with frepl.; din. rm: and beautiful
bsmt.; lge. lot. No. Arl.
Milton G.. Smith, Real Estate
1919 Wilson blvd. oW. 200. ~
4 A. ON LEESBURG PIKE
LARGE ROOMS
A substantial older home. completely
modern. oil heat, aluminium storm
windows. inclosed porch, needs in
terror decoration. Ideal for sub
urban home or has unusual business
possibilities with 3OO-ft. frontage
BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY
Exclusive agent, 4617 Lee Hwy, CHI.
4l12, OK. 2466. -27
That Home in the Country
And only $500, sit. on 7/1O acre
wooded lot, only 3 mi. from D. c.
This brand-new bunga. Is Just right
for the small family. Loc. In fast
growing community 2 bedrms., lge.
liv. rm.. comp. mod kit. large enough
to eat in, spacious bath, faces south
for warmth in winter and bright
CHEEKY rms. in summer. High loc.
$1,000 down. S75 per mo. will buy
your family real security.
AT nAY%T1 O. c0A YRT
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First Commercial Corner

Thickly populated upper Northwest
bath home; suitable for ECONOMIC
remodeling for most any type local
retail business; can DE purchased
on reasonable terms for only S17,-
500. Phone Everett Scott, CO. 1000,
Br. 611-C. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV, MA, 2345 --27
Evening star., 1949-02-26

TYLER PIX, $500 DN.
OPEN SAT. & SUN, is.
1915 Tyler ave. 2-bedrm. brick bum
gaiow; full bsmt.. equip. kit. tile
bath, large, bright liv. rm., storm
windows and fenced back yard. To
reach: Out Lee hwy. through Falls
Church to Graham rd.. left to Tyler
ave, right to 1915.
State Realty Co., Inc.
FA. 174e; ewes. and Suns. FA. 1879.
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LANGLEY FARMS

An Ideal residential Community SIT
uated on approx. l acre. fronting
Chain Bridge I'd; 1-yr.-old masonry
bungalow with stone chimney and
fireplace, breezeway to lear garage;
8 rms. C. bedrms.), tiled bath, full
bsmt.; oil h.-wh., laundry tubs;
immed. poss. Price. 100000. WI
submtt any reasonable offer. For
appointment call z. H. IRWIN, Ma.
4595 or Emwood 64S. ~
Evening star., 1949-02-26
SUBURBAN sAlE-WRe,NlA
VIRGINIA. FOREST

VIRGINIA. FOREST
a ,sss. GOOD 4.bsfars9om. ,2-bsth. red brick ;l
Living room with fireplace. dining
room, equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms
and tile bath; large porches OF liy-
ing room and kitchen with connect
ing csrpoSt; 2. bedrooms and bath on
2nd. floor; full basement. oil heat,
steel beams and copper plumbing
This home built about years ago
and will merit your inspection.
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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A lBUslNEss PRoP.-sALE tcont.)

0VSTNeSS TKVP."SN6S VSUhH.T
BUSINESS PROPERTY
three-story brick build:
14th sts.; lot, 23.s3x14e to 20-foot
alley; 2-story brick building on rear
lot. This property will make q good
investment or business home right
downtown: price. S36, 500, will make
can give possession. BEALL TURNER |
& CO., 11O5 Vermont ave-, Ran
dolph OSS5. National 6131.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

4333; ewes. FA 1858 -27
Isn't This Outrageous!
Imagine. Mr. Davis wants S14,950,
located at 471O No 22nd ST tCon-
fidentially to get quick action, he
will sell for S13.150.l Beautiful
fenced lot with wealth OF shrubs
and velvet-like lawn. > good-siZed
bedrooms. Tiled bath, a living room
Dining room that invites you to
meals. Work saving equipped kitch-
en-, utility room. cool screened side
porch added for storage. Everything
on one floor; no steps to climb. To
inspect. call
Arlington Realty Co.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-18
B'noi Birth BowIers Win 3 Stroioh.
To Goin First Place in Jewish es".

The B'nai Birth bowlers beat
1e Center Mems Club Tigers
Tree straight games Monday
ight to gain undisputed posses
on of first place in the Jewish
ommunitY Bowling League. Sam
erman's le4 was the best indi-
idual game for the B. BIS while
orkson's 1853 was tops for the
igers. The Y. M. H. A. which
ad been tied for first with the
BIS. were dropped to third
lace in the standings when the
lens Club Lions defeated the
.am three straight games. Sin
air Avchin scored a 1874 game
,r the Lions. while S. Directors
81 was high for the "Y".
The Masada Zionists zoomed
yer the Amigos three straight
ames to change positions with
lem in the standings. Henry
asris, who last week broke the
acord for high singles game
nth a 229, again was high for the
vening with a 1911 for the Ma
adas. Berinhout's 1862 was best
Or the Amigos. The Temple
Brotherhood pushed the Jewish
Var Veterans further down in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-18

This marks the first time III,
season that none of the team, !
tied for any specific position !,
the standings. The top game N
Monday. November 2lst, is M,
between B'nai Birth and IN
Lions. the two leading teams /,
the league. The Y. M. H.A
game with the Tigers should s]u
be interesting as these two team
are next in line in the standium
such is also the case with IN
Temple and Masada as well a
the game between the Amigos
and the Jewish War Vets.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-18
FRIDAY, November ls, ~.

the cellar by beating them j..
out of three, with B, co ~,s,u Two "
topping Leonard Weinhe urt ~, III
for the J. w. V, III
The standing of the team, :.
date is as follows: ' .
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
Ambassador Saws
Haiti Stands
For Progress

WASHINGTON, May "a. "a
NP)-"Haiti always stands for.
progress and freedom" declared
Ambassador Joseph D. Charles in
a radio interview on the Ameri-
cans All program last Sunday.
"From the time Haiti became a
French Republic" he continued,
cher attitude has been to work
hand in hand with the U. S. for
freedom"
He pointed out that official
records show that Napoleon
planned to conquer Jamaica and
other British colonies, but "Hai-,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
by AA.~E "A. 1UNNlAAN.

by AAa~E a.. IONVIA<AN.
WAollArvuIO1N, MAY "a. GA
lNr - Do-FtepS sheep, Inc
long IVSL Observation-Disclosures laws
o. me UlSCIlcL OF LOluLlula nave
come nome, bringing LneIf en-
IorcemenJ powers with them or SO
states an oplnlon released this
week by the District chapter OF
the National lawyers guild.
These laws which were enacted
In 1872 and 1873 by the popular
ly elected Legislative assembly OF
the District Of Columbia provide
for a fine of 500 and one-year
revocation of license to businesses
which refuses to serve "any re-
spectacle Well-behaved person
without regard to race or color"
at the same prices and in the
same rooms as other ''well-behaved
and respectable persons" r serv-
ed.
These laws which have appar-
emily been lost in the hustle and
hustle of racial prejudice for more
than three-quarters of a century
were recently resurrected by the
guild and an opinion signed by
seven attorneys was issued by the
District Affairs committee.
The opinion was sent to Comis-
sioner John Russell Young, togeth-
er with a letter from Donald M.
Murtha, president of the local
Guild chapter, asking that the
Board of Commissioners "take ap-
propriate action to insure that this
legislation be enforced, with re-
spect to both tn e license forfeit
ture provisions and the fine pro-
Visions" Murtha's letter stated
that it is appernt that "these acts
are neither being complied with
nor enforced" and that "obvi-
ously it is a serious situation when
legislation which is in effect is
ignored by both those subject to
it's provisions and the enforcing
authorities"
Pointing out that the laws have
been neglected for a long time,
Murtha suggested that enforce
ment action should not be taken
for past violations, but that the
commissioners should issue a pub
lie announcement that the laws
will be enforced beginning with
a near, specified date"
The historical background
showed that the year following
the enactment Of the last of the
gress abolished the Legislative AS
sembly, and since then the District
has operated without self govern
ment, with Congress itself max
ing the laws for the District, and
with presidentially appointed Dis
trict commissioners.
In 1901, Congress approved the
first official code of laws, for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
who have donated $4,000
continued on page 81
Gifted Reader
LUCK! MADAME Lee
First Time Here
Reader and Adviser

Gives advice on all affairs of life,
business, love- marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach Of all. Located in trailer
at city limits Of Franklin, Ohio,
north on u. S. rs. Look for sign
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours:
10 q. m. until 10 D. m.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24

ii always stands for freedom Of
the people. During both Of the
great wars, Haiti was with the al
lies. In the first world war, Hal
tian soldiers were engaged in the
French army. In the second
world war, Haiti did not send any
soldiers but she was at the dis
posal of the allies and thus the
country's economy suffered. Hal
tt willingly accepted this as her
contribution to the great cause of
freedom and peace"
The Haitian ambassador de-
ciared that the good neighhor pol
ICY is now a reality. Every since
koosevelt's administration, he said
the u. S. Marines. have occupied
Haiti and things have changed a
lot.
He then quoted President Roos-
evelt, who said on his second Wis
it to Haiti, when l am dead, if
they open my heart, they will find
written in golden words the name
Of Haiti"
Roosevelt so impressed the Hal
tan people that they still cherish
a strong devotion to his memory,
stated the ambassador.
In reply to the question regard
ing students exchange program,
asked by the interviewer, Tomlin-
son D. Todd, director Of the
Americans All program, Mr..
Charles said, "Haiti has a very
good plan for exchange Of stu
dents with the U. S., Mexico, Gu
ba, etc. Every student is a rep
resentative of his country al
though he may not realize he is
on official duty. He is in posi-
ton to do a very good job to
make his country better known"
Replying to Todd's question cons
corning the position of women in
his country, the ambassador stated
that women in Haiti are permit
ted to be mayors but they are not
permitted to vote" "
In connection with the child
welfare problem, ambassador
Charles said that, Haiti has COM
structed a new orphanage that will
shelter 1000 children and Madame
Estime, wife of President Dumar4
sails Estime, devotes herself en-
tirely to the children welfare is
sue. He expressed a great deal
Of joy concerning the concrete
contributions from the American
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
LOng-Lost Antl-Discriminati0n Laws
brought to Commissioner S Attention

Lne DISLrlcL anu This cOue dlu nOL
CONAN the anLl-ulScIlmlnatlOn
aclS. LaIer u. 4. cOueS also omit
.ed The laws.
therefore, D0Lh laws were gen
erally IorgoLCen, even by lawyers
until laue last 1all when the Ma
tlonal Committee on Segregation
in the Nations Capital issued it's
first, and now famous report.
Among other things, this report
recalled the existence Of the 1872
law and pointed out that there
was no record Of it's repeal.
The guild expressed in its o.
pinion that the 1901 District code
repealed acts of the Legislative
assembly with certain exceptions,
including policy regulations, acts
relating to municipal affairs only
and penal status authorizing pun
lshment by fine only or by i'm
prisonment not exceeding one
year or both. Legislation within
these exceptions was re-enacted by
the code itself. The opinion found
that the anti-discrimination laws
came within these exceptions.
The opinion stated that codes
which followed the 1901 code are
merely "prima facie evidence" OF
existing law, and there has been
no legislation which repealed the
INSTRUMENTATION laws.
These laws prohibiting segre-
cation apply to any restaurant,
hotel, soda fountain, barber shop,
bathing house, bar-room, and
sample-room which refuse to serve
persons because of their race.
The opinion made public was
signed by Joseph Forer, chairman
of the District Affairs Committee
of the National Lawyers Guild,
former Municipal Court Judge
James A. Cobb, Daniel Crystal,
Margaret A. Haywood, Charles H.
Houston, J. H. Krug and Herbert
S. Thatcher.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24

If worried, perplexed or in doubt
about anyone or anything, unde-
cided where to 60 and what to do to
gain uccess and happiness, consult
MADAM MAY, located in house
trailer at Hill Top Tavern, one mile
south of Franklin, Route 70. Hamil-
ton or Middletown bus stops at door.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Evening star., 1949-03-13
Meet the AHtb0r'
PROGRAM Planned

I. F. Stone, author of This Is
Israel" will take part in a Meet
the Author" program sponsored
by the Washington Chapter Of
Hadassah at 1890 pm. Tuesday
at the Jewish Community Center.
Mr.. Stone will be questioned by
Mrs. Arthur Dick, who visited
Palestine last year, and Mrs.
Raphael Tourover, Washington
representative for National Ha-
dassah and a past chapter presi-
dent. Mrs. Walter Ezekiel. chap
ter education chairman, will act
as moderator.
The meeting will mark both the
30th anniversary of the local
chapter of Hadassah and the 37th
anniversary of the national Or
ganization.
An election of officers will be
| held before the program.