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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28

lat s o'clock tonight. at Banneker,
following a broadcast at 7 pm.
over Radio Station WWDC, in
which Mrs. Henry will outline OBJ
jectives of the sorority. Election
of officers and consideration of
resolutions are scheduled for to-
morrow, with a formal dance to-
morrow night in the Lincoln
Colonnade, near Twelfth and u
streets NV, winding up the con-
ference.
Basileus of the host Beta chap
ter Is Mrs. Bernice House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Teachers Sorority
Sessions Continue

Workshops on human relations
and remedial reading were to
highlight today's session of the
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority confer
ence in Carver Hall. Second and
Elm streets NV.
The organization of Negro worn-
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&ENTER
MARKET CITY

PLANNING a New Years
party? OF course, you are. Per-
haps you're having people in
New Years Eve, or Open House
on New Years Day. No matter
which of the three days you
choose, chances are that some
time this week end you will
have people dropping by for a
New Years snack.
= -
DON'T WORRY about shop
ping on Wednesday this week,
as we will be open all day for
you to choose your New Years
fare. OF course, we will be
closed on Monday, but we'll be
open again the following
Wednesday.
OF COURSE, you'll probably
serve heartier fare to the
grown-ups, but here's a Won
derful punch for the children
on New Years Day.
GINGER FLIP
Ingredients: Two quarts
milk, 2 packages vanilla rennet
powder, 2 quarts pale dry gin
ger ale, / quart chocolate ice
cream.
Method: AID vanilla rennet
powder to milk. Beat with ro-
tary beater or shake in milk
shaker or fruit jar until dis
solved. Let stand Is minutes
before serving. Add chilled gin
ger ale. Pour into punch bowl
and add generous scoops of
chocolate ice cream. Makes 80
servings.
A punch with a tea base
makes a delicious beverage.
SPICED TEA PUNCH .
Ingredients: Four level table
spoons black tea, 2 level table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
~ one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

MODERN BRICK ONCE bldg, leased
to nationally known tenant; annual
income, S6.750; price, S66,500;
terms: located on Thomas Circle.
Also one available for your own oc-
cupancy. To inspect. call DRURY
REALTY CORP, RE 1888. Ewes,
1R. S2 sz51 Hdi,ss q w. M1; 1891; sci. one o.
sisting of 4 lots. Plans available
for 72-unit building. Near Dupont
Circle. l lot now improved by de-
tached brick house Of 16 rms. used
as rooming house. Rents for 1925
unfurnished. Owner must sell. No
lease. Call nj. Domer at sANDsoz'
200 Block 1sT ST. N.w.-over-
looking Howard University Campus
-3-story brick, apts., oil h.-w.h.
Good income. A splendid invest
Pres @ia. GRRoFisod5z &s RooTs oE. ssss' NJ
7ss Sth ST. Me-. 1st commercial
Now rented as apts; 8 kitchens. |
bath; hot-water heat. Priced right.
LEO v. GLORIUS. DI. 1895. %
list COMMERCIAL-Stor and ofi1ces
showing good return with long leases
available; low expenses and beau.
tifpl fnanc,nss nansso SENATE REALTY a.
4sFAMiLY UNIT mr.. areenway Apts
Tenants pay all util: To Inspect,
call sIoLER a. TISHLER, TU. $500.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
1881 6 st. nv; NE. .495.
and courteous service. Before Dor
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
m3SEs GG 81 II sts srcoSD & 2r rR1sr fE $3.50 w,
Will buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md or Va. Rea-on able rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT n ,,. CORP; 1872 N. Y. ave. NV
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-5G. Nc
charge for appraisals. MOORE &
HILL CO. sa4 nth st. NV.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr.
QUICK. 81. 1881; ewes. RA. - is
lash IN ONE DAY-Ind,vidua
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D c
resids.. or win buy prop. for cash
UNLIMITED MONEY TO BUY SECOND
trust notes: colored or white: quick
settlement; prefer home-owned oc-
cupied houses. FULTON r; COR
DON, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers attention.
SECOND TRUSTS purchased At ex.
tremely low discounts. NJ X. STONE
FIRST Trust LOANS on real esate:
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
TRUSTS. lst, End and 3rd: Md: Va,
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
Evening star., 1949-10-06
PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY
for rent, available Immediately; To-
Gated at the corner Of College ave.
and Baltimore blvd. in College Park.
Call UN. O520 or WA. 5751. -
10000 SO. FT., on 2 floors, clear open
space and excel ONCE; elevators and
ideal wholesale or retail showroom.
night club, private club. school or
natl. hdqrs. requiring auditorium;
now occupied by Remington Rand as
school and ofices; will consider leas-
ing floors separately. OWNER. ME.
1870; eyes,, WI. 4543.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
STATION WAGONS

FORD I94a Station wagon; deer
maroon. practically no mileage
5-7l0x15, 6-ply tires: an excel; buy
EAST MOTOR CO., Ford Dealer.
geo Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. O200
1s4e de luxe station
wagon: 1000 below cost at $2.385.
VIII consider trade on older car.
1862, or Engleside 1-37-J-4. -S
FORD late 1846 station wagon; r.
and h., new super balloon tires.
good cond.: S1.O95 or best offer.
Call OR. 7116.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE
NEAR FORT MEADE

s5 acres on Patuxent river; ideal for
farming or subdivision. Elec., hard
surfaced roads; $1,000, cash or
terms. Call Mr.. walter, UN. 1871
cox & CO., INC. UN. 1926. -
Evening star., 1949-10-06
OFFICES FOR RENT Cont
PORTLAND BUILDING

Offices aValIabIe at S2 per 1t.
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT.
RE. 5000, Ill7 Vermont ave. NV.
3155 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
3 rms. and bath on lst f., fronting
on street, suitable for professional
or commercial use Alteration shop.
decorator shop. dressmaker, radio,
dentists office. 5-rm. apt: avail On
same Fl. Call MISS ANDREW OR.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARTIST STUDIO. 1925 Goth st. NV.
u block Conn. ave. and R-Twc
rooms, lst floor. one with large sky.
lieht. northlieht, newly remodelled
Inspection any time See WILLIAMS
1131 10th st S75. So
PIANO STUDIO. 1925 goth st. NV
y block conn. ave. and R-Ont
large room. newly remodelled. 1st
floor: prefer daytime teaching. In.
spection any time. WILLIAMS. 73l
goth: S75. 8"
Evening star., 1949-10-06
BUSINESS PRop.-RENT Cont }

tractors once, welding, garage,
paint shop, electric and radio, or
for any mechanical purpose: at
Forest Glen. Silver Spring. Md
81 hh33 IS
Evening star., 1949-10-06
PARKING LOTS

PARKING LOT, 6Ox62 it., paved and
fenced on sides, on corner Of 2
alleys for sale. HENRY J. ROBB.
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI.
Sl11 IS
Evening star., 1949-10-06
WAREHOUSES FOR sALz

2Oi S. UNION, Alexandria-Vacant
10000 So: it.. 2S6.O00 GU. it., rail.
5e1m. 5ead ana HapsY s5uf5 Sidns Rnn
Bldg. Ma 1772; ewes. SH. 1922. e
25,000 So, FIT. of floor space; j.
story brick bldg; located in Sc.
Wash, nr. Pa. ave-; truck loading
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg >,
D1. $500; ewes. OR. S496.
ALEXANDRIA-Sma warehouse oil
plant; near foot King st.. Only
$4,000 cash. Good terms. Over
Stun so. IT., 3h-Story BRICK corner
flooded with sunlight soft. front
RI. siding. hoist. Wonderful oppor-
tunity tor Washington wholesaler
appliance dealer. packer or beer OF
soft drink bother to prepare for
expanulne market of Alexandra ane
Northcrn Virginia where 100000
people are expected to live within
a few years. You can own this
wa 1ousc-off1ce cheaper than rent
and have greater security. AL. 2I54
Evening star., 1949-10-06
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT,
SECURITIES BLDG.-729 18th st.
n.w;-1;000; 1000 or 5000 So. IT.
noIisnalE sions b. knGxn is0 fTs oR 9F s5os gr0fes
WOODMOOR-connecting offices with
GRUBB-WIILIAMS. Is
BEAUTIFULLY furnished lge, Groom
abes Su,e nT Ven sta,s5 hpd. ca5peted uor
tablished individual or Arms con-
sidered. RIM. 203. 110s 10th ST.
Law OFFICE. single, furnished. car
peted, in local Arm representing
responsible clientele; complete facil-
tiles, library. secretarial reception.
ist, required legal publications; all
expenses, phone. mailing. etc. at
fixed monthly rate. Box 37O-A. Star.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE office rms. for
Na sent' oslo Located 726 18th st. NV NV
1saAs' sA' 4 2's9T' i. N.w.-complese t,oo4' door 3
or inquire bookstore. -8
ATTRACTIVE small, private office,
s eephons Sa unfaTnseed HerVse
9ssppansy; sso rrs Ss!l pi. 9, Ssso, s. 10
bright ONCE. See MR., KELSEY.
SILVER SPRING. located in heart of
service: one once 42o square feet
one office 900 square feet. Call SH
2S4S, MR.. KUFFNER. -6
2.RM. OFFICE for rent. 2nd fl. 1914
5th St; ne. Union Market. Gail
REASONABLY PRICED STUDIO, office
space, newly decorated, large room.
Apply 1923 M st. NV, street floor.
DOWNTOWN large floors. open
space; combined, separate; reason
able; s5a ,6ri flEeproof' pvt entr' ELL !. S
LARGE ROOM with small reception
room, furn or unfurn.. in law offce
suite; 1900 block K st. NV: sepa-
rate entrances to suite make this
Of business. Call MA. s377 during
19as 9ssSf M nsTfii 81. NV. IA block from Conn
floor. l2-ft. ceiling; reasonable rent
ERcEEnfNr X; f1fa LOCATION for Ms small
from W. and L. on II tn st; newly
PARTED; avail. immed.; $50 mo.
BLDG, 18th and H SITS.
rated and furnished suite, with re-
ception, telephone and Secretarial
service available Immediately. D1.
10000 SO. FIT. of modern once
space. ST 20 per SO. IT. OWNER,
ATLAS BLDG, 527 9th st. NV. t9th
and F sts.)-Desirable rooms. for
offccs and shops, conv. location;
reasonable rent. Apply RIM. 10,
$40 F. st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

OFFICE of 2 rooms and bath, End
Il. front between Eye and K.
CHAS. D.. SAGER, INC:
e24 18th st. NV. ST. 1857. ID
Evening star., 1949-10-06
AcPEAEe WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

SMALL ACREAGE, D. c. or within 3
mleS gois q p 6 8 gax xil sgssZZ 6 Ssse E. &c oL
Evening star., 1949-10-06
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVISON 1947, 81 o.h:v
Must sgnt sagrites;a nssa me mschanisa excel M
MATCHLESS 1948: 1000 miles actu-
al mileage, perfect condition; $500
1917 M HARLEY-DAvIDsoN motor
cycle. beautiful; used very little by
elderly gentleman; paint, hnisn
same as brand new: orig. cost
Sl,OS2; fully equip. 5000 worth Of
extras: S495. METRO. MOTORS
N. Y. ave. and Bladensburs rd. ne
Ill
CUSHMAN 1p4s motor scooter, used
ve"-. little; excel. cond.; S165. WI
1904, %
Evening star., 1949-10-06
SOMETHING NEW
LONG BEACH SPECIAL
Only Few Feet From Bay
LOTS 50X100-$550
lots 76y100- S750

10 7 . 1ON1O OO
25 lets available at this astounding
low price. Have not previously beer
offered for sale. Ready for imme-
diate building: central water, elec.
tricity and phone available Ap.
proximately $50 #. from beautiful
white sand beach. Long Beach j.
on finest unpoluted section OF oper
CheSa pcake Bay, where fishing anc
this extraordinary Offering. drive
miles south of Prince Frederick or
Solomons Island rd., turn left al
St. Leonard and follow signs tc
office. NJ. E. ROCkHILL. INC.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
DODGE 1910 sedan; 1894; fine
cond.; S135 down; small weekly
payments AUTO WHOLESALERS,
. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-SS00.

DODGE 1912 s-dr. sedan; radio, heat
er and original gray finish, Al
owner car with many care free
GERMAN BROS. Chrysler- Plymouth
3 bea5er' Z: lins' Ssoi W. 7ooo' i eve Just eyer
DODGE 1910; r. and h., many good
miles of transp. for S445. GERMAN
BR1s Ra31 chrysier-plynoush sic ,,9, ah.r dealeE
lust delivered; 81 .s45. This IS
sboa sbo1t Sl5o under list price. Sligo
DODGE 1889 a-dr.: dark green; ex-
eel. cond.. very clean. If you're look
ing for economical transp., don't
miss this bargain. Only SIa5.
aREENWAy. 7O7 Maine ave. sw.
po1GE ia4a corones sedan; pr,e-
sess nsT rss haS se.s nfatsF terms sne & enss
eaap5hnIfe 5ElGs re Ca cAP1TA!
22nd st. NV. MA. 5000.
DODGE AS custom club coupe; i'm.
nn,;u masulats; i., light A., green finish; fully
signals. back-up lights, Wv. tires
and fluid drive; exceptional one
owner car; full price. Sl,695;, only
S0U0 down, Sl5.SS q week with ms.
Wheelmobile guar WHEELER. INC,
Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer, 1900
Wis. EN-. 1900.
DODGE 1947 2-door sedan; r. and
h.; upholstery protected by slip COW
ers since new; another beautiful, J.
owner, low-mileage used car. This
car Is Just about perfect; exceptional
value at S1,395: guaranteed by LEE
D; BUTLER; gT q INC 1is1 2lst st.
DODGE late 1e47 club coupe. gray
finish. Wv. tires, heater, dirdc-
tional guide, excellent cond., orie.
owner: 10000 miles; SlI345. Sd.
poDGE al o-door, gray: r. and h.,
clean, reconditioned and guaragteed
at $595. EMERSON g. ORME, NC
Buick dealer, l7th and M sts.sn.w.s
,DI. S1O0; ewes. DI. 1852. -
DODGE 1895 sedan. You cant 20
wrong on this car for $75. POTO-
DODGE 1887 sedan; very good, sound
transportation; S195. POTOMAC
rs MoToh sas. SALES soso M St NV NV.
FORD 1888 Tudor; $3.50. 216 Mis-
souri, ave. NV. RA. 3492. -6
CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1949-10-06
MONEY TO LOAN
Attention

end AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. c. prop
erty: 24-hr service. Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
lOl4 K st. NV, MA. 6540. --6
Evening star., 1949-10-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

FARM with large dwelling and barn.
suitable for raising cattle, etc. 35
mi. north of Washington. Exchange
for investment property or what
y, have you? MILTON F. RUPERT,
4c5 Invest. Bldg. DI. o015, ewes.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA PROPERTY
GOING TO FLORIDA:
Escape State income and real estate
taxes? Grow your own vegetables
Catch your own fish? Want good
transp., shopping and amusements
nearby? All within your retirement
income? ASK-US 90 REALTY Co.
OK 265q GIL 1852
Evening star., 1949-10-06

1109 Seventh St. NV.
3-story BLDG, lge. store. i9 ft:- wide
1870 1T. deep. dbl. allev in rear, suit
for wholesale bus. or firm needing
Ice. amt. of space in central down
town location Call MIR. ARTHUR
EN-. 3044 or OR. 1919. 3
3l55 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
3 rms. and bath on LIST f.. fronting
or commercial use. Alteration shop
decorator shop dressmaker. radio
dentists cfice. 5-rm. apt. avail. on
same floor. Call MISS ANDREW
Buckingham Shop. Center
Serving an. area containing over 90.
600 people. located on main high
way. Suitable for
LADIES' READY -TO-WEAR
DRY GOODS
KNITTING BAR
Call CHI. 5000. 3l3 N. Glebe Rd
Evening star., 1949-10-06
DOUBLE PLAY
HIGH FASHION

Beautifully interpreted in this I'M
pressive white WILLIAMSBURG Col.
Black slate roof and many colorful
planning Center hall features
delicate, well proportioned stairway;
Ample gracious rms, Bedrm. and
bath on 1st f.; 3 add. bedrmS. and
. tileo baths on End fl. Pull down
stairway to storage attic. Gar. and
maids quarters of course. A home
of charm and grace. BY crafts
man with everlasting pride. Ap-
pointmentS are arranged by
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy at Glebe ID. OW. 9U9o.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

BATTER UP
Lets play ball on this one-No strikes
and no errors. This one is q home
run. Already G1 approved at
$4,000. Charming 6-rm. brick
Colonial and one of No. Arl finest
and most conv. sections. In addition
to the attractive rms. we have
! genuine tiled bath, full bsmt. and
side porch; beautiful grounds
fenced with white picket fence: en-
tire properly better than new-home
condition.
Arlington Realty CO.
a
Evening star., 1949-10-06
REDWOOD RAMBLER

Lge. liv.-din. rm., de luxe kit. with
range, refgr.. disposal and Bendix
8 bedrms, full bsnt., built-in ga
rage with 12x22-ft. Sundeck over
Lee. wooded lot. In N. Arlington.
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
INDUSTRIAL GRoUhp-sALE

BALTIC. BLVD.-Cor, Of 3.S9 acres;
2S1-ft. front, rear 2S7 IT.; on B. &
o. R.R.. on Grade; $4,000. A. M
ROTH. RE. 1880. 30
industrial or second de-
velopment: near B.. d O. Station;
5000 So. IT.. level. siding can be
had. Tne most desirable and rea-
sonabiy priced industrial land now
available in Silver Spring; S1.75
per So. IT. Call Mr.. Willingham,
ST 2400: ewes, RA. 1901. PHIL
LIPS, CANDY g. FULLER, INC,
lOlo 18th St NV -6
Evening star., 1949-10-06
FARMS WANTED

SMALL POULTRY FARM in Mary.
land. within 20 mics of D. c. must
have 3-bedrm. house, IN good con-
diticn. Box Ole, Star. e.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
SHANNON & LUCHS co

COLORED INVEST. PROPERTY. situ-
ated In best NV. location; income
UP to $40 per mo. Poss. with set
tlement. Substantial cash required
Call Mr. Anderson, TU. ZOO
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD. Realtors
Evening star., 1949-10-06

AMERICAN CROSLEY-New models
complete new motor. hydraulic
brakes. All models 1895 delivered
here. Also distributor for all foreign
cars. JACK PRY, 1747 Conn. ave
and 1889 Penna. ave. s.e.
AUSTIN OF ENGLAND; latest mod
els at new devalued prices. Dorse
2-dr. now $1,295, delivered Devon
4-dr.. now S1,345. delivered MAN
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. au
thorized Austin dealer, sales, serv
Ice, parts. Both sides OF 7th st. a
r st, NV. NO. 1857.
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr. sedan
heater. radio. 1916 motor; price
S595. XII. S-s2S3 or see at 81 w
Spring St, Alex. after 3 pm. =
BUICK 1947 Spec. sedanette; r, h.
seat covers: clean car. priced II
sell at $1.295. HYATTSVILLl
BUICK, 5323 BALTIC. blvd. Hyatts
Vile Md WA 1920 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02

lucky purchase from famous manufacturer of mems fine Stacks makes
this timely offer possible We bought his surplus and sample stocks
savings of 1920 and we're passing the savings to ou Buy several
pairs and them for business leisure work. dress and play!
They're tailored of j. Stevens 60 1920 gabardne Every
pair first quality You'll find continuous and regular Wristbands zip
per saddle stitched have welt
Heavy pockets and Innings All tackled Sizes Is
~ in the group
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-01-26

Predictions: Congressman Daw-
son will go down in Compression
al history as one of the ablest
men to ever sit in the House Of
Representatives. Such is the re-
ward of courage. ability. dignity.
common sense and leadership.
That's right. junior. color not
withstanding.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-01-26
GIVES PROGRAM
TO SOLVE RACE
PROBLEMS in SOUTH

ASHEvILLE, N. c. - amp
A professor of sociology at the
University of North Carolina out
lined a 2l-point program to i'm
prove race relations in the south
In the current issue Of the "Sutht-
ern Packet"
Under the title, This Is Worth
Our Best" DIR. Howard w. Odum,
Kenan professor Of sociology, ask
ed the south to obey decisions
of the U. S. Supreme court on
segregation, to stop lynching. to
drop the poll tax, and in general
to work toward solution of racial
problems.
Statements In his article called
for such things as:
ITO stop, at all cost, prevail
ing lawlessness by violence and
by evasions."
To end segregation ''in many
practicable areas such as trans
portation and other public serv-
ices"
ITO guarantee opportunity for
all citizens to vote without hind
rance and to eliminate the poll
tax"
DR.. Odum cautioned: Spring
time and seasons may come, love
and romance may abound, great
achievements may be recorded.
but they are as sounding brass
and tinkling cymbals until the
south has satisfied the world on
the issue of segregation.
1.-THE presidential election T
1948 clearly reflected a mandate
from the American people for the
application of the civil liberties
principle to all Negro-white re-
lationships."
The aims of his 21-point pro-
gram. the sociologist said, are
for the south to adopt its "cul-
ture and economy to national
civil rights legislation. And do
it in such ways as to reduce
outside interference to minimum.
This is a democratic America,
governed by majorities through
geographic representation to safe
guard against the tyranny both
of majorities and minorities. The
democratic way is to try it,"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-01-26
Urges To Drop
Negative APPROACH
To Civil Rights

UNIVERSITY, Miss. - (ANP)-
State Rights supporters we're urg-
ed to abandon their negative ap-
proach toward the civil rights pro-
gram" and take a positive at
titude toward correcting injustices
within their own borders" by Vir-
ginius Dadney. editor Of the Rich
mond Times-Dispatch, Richmond,
Va, here last week.
Dabney, 194s Pulitzer prize win
ner for editorial writing, was the
speaker to forum at the Univer-
sity of Mississippi.
States should protect the color
ed people In regard to their own
civil rights" he asserted. "They
should urge industries to give Ne
groes equal opportunities and
should give them equal educational
opportunities"
He pointed out that the south's
cause would be helped by passage
of the LodgeGossett proposed con
stitutional amendment to allow
electoral votes to be decided In
proportion to the popular vote in
each state. This, he held, would
aid the development of two
party system in the south; ''keeI
an independent Negro block IL
/ such a state as New York from
swinging the entire electoral vote,
and make the south more vital
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-01-26

Il found 1t much easier to live
like Christ when l came here to
live among poor people. Again,
found more opportunities to imi-
tate Christ. When I eat in a coll
ored restaurant l am daring to
talk to the Samaritan woman at
Jacobs well. When l count my
small collection l learn the lesson
of the widows mite. When | see
misery and want on every side ]
begin to yearn for the mercy OF
Jesus. These lessons a priest must
learn"
He found even more. when
| was among white people they
taught me a certain high stand
ard which every Catholic must
meet. Imagine my surprise (for
| was prejudiced like most white
persons) when I found colored
people who have even surpassed
that standard. All of them with
out exception have shown me re-
.spect, and 1t delights me to re-
port that l have lost nothing,
but have gained some more kind,
cultured, Catholic friends"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-01-26
IN. Y. INAUGURAL DELEGATION
CAUSES WASHINGTON HOTEL TO
BREAK DOWN NO NEGRO POLICY
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, (ANPl -
Civil Rights got a preliminary
start IN the Truman administration
with defeat OF Jim crow by the
New York delegation at the Roose-
welt hotel here in spite of inter-
ference by a local democratic
leader who insisted that the policy
OF segregation be upheld at the
hotel
A New York County delegation
Of some 50 people. Is of whom
were Negroes arrived at the
Roosevelt hotel, Tuesday night. to
occupy rooms which had been re
served far in advance.
The registration was held up
for quite awhile. when the hotel
tried to bar Negro delegates from
registering. The attitude taken and
stated by Hugo Rogers. president
OF the Burrough Of Manhattan.
and leader OF the Tammany dele
cation was, I'VE all stay or we
all CO."
When Rogers demanded a re-
fund of certified checks made in
advance for the entire group. the
manager agreed to hold a confer
ence with three leaders of the
delegation. After some 3O-minutes
of discussion, the management
announced to register the entire
delegation.
All were comfortable in their
rooms. having had their dinner
and were settled to retire for the
evening, when attorney William
l.. Houston, chairman Of the ma
tional participation committee of
the inaugural committee, is alleged
to have called j. Raymond Jones,
commissioner of Housing md
Building Of New York. requesting
that he prevail upon the Negro
delegates to move from the Roose-
welt to the Dunbar (Negro) hotel
of this city.
Mr.. Houston proceeded to tell
the New York Commissioner that
absolutely no segregation was be-
ing practiced in this inauguration,
and Negroes were allowed to part