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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BOARD, with pasture wanted for l
horse: convenient to Chevy Chase.
EN-. 1861. --5
S25 up. Army brides, $3.50; 3 gen.
uine Western saddles. priced right
SToMBOCK'S, MI. 0462, 1878 M
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

BRIGHTWoOD-3 rooms, kit. privil-
eyes, semifurn. RA. 1926. -9
112l 18th ST. N:W.-Living-bedrm.
and kit; elec. refgr.; $14 wk.; near
shower bath HU. 9676. 10
021 G PL. N.W.-Large Ink. room:
couple with child accepted. Call Elk.
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HILLTOP HOUSE APIS.

18th and Euclid st. NV.
COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED
FULLY COMPLETED
There are only Q efteiency ants. left,
renting at SS650 per mo-; one l.
be6rm. apt available for immed. occ..
S116.50 mo-; utils. incl. secretarial
service.
Immediate Occupancy
Resident Manager on Premises.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TIRE BARGAINS

Save on Goodyear. Firestone Cham
asJEdnssHMsANs; ~ IS ma size s.0oxi6 only
All sizes in ' STOCK. E 5 Iocations: sahses i'ee'
1903 Lee hwy. Arl.. va. CH. oo24
Seven Corners, Falls Ch. FA. 2177
10th and N. irving, Arl. oW. 7442
TxfEWRITEKI s,s y TTIIIv 14asyES0a; s Sgesisl.
$3.50 and up. ouaranteed. 1 Adding
machines at very low prices. CEN
TRIAL, 2019 14th st. NV. HU. 612l.
TYPEWRlTERS. new. ana rebuilt;
Sesr sssns 9RE 4Sh e
vENTILATiNG FAN@Ige.. suitable
for church, home or store; squirrel
type, IT.. blade. 8 phase. 5 h.p.
FREGrRE Rai1s and she housiaS daSo. incl aS SEQ
WAR SURPLUS-You name it. we
have 1t. Axes. shovels, gas cans, tar
paulins. motors. pumps, tents. ham
mocks. tools for mechanics and home
use; 5000 other items and gadgets
SsiSHNER; snS5 rIs,,:, 25lS N st; nv. Elk.
WASHER, General Electric. auto.
washer; used only a few hours, in
perfect condition; new, cost $3.50 95;
will sell for Sl00 of. II interested,
xs eail MS Mss JONES At DI: 011o.
WASHER WestingSouse automatic.
sl7o. ST. sios. JOHN q. WEB
STIER S,Ia Co. plumbing -Heating-Ap-
wAsaFks. wRAissafsks say save $780, 81 ny Bend s1ss ss
S199. .96. 1874 H st. ne, Ii, 3-3545.
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WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto
Magic: brand new, $3.50. Call ia.
WASHING MACHINES, 4ox disc 0 on
slashed, Easy terms Open ewes
till g.. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
IaII Nieho,ss eve; sc LU $1,000
WATER COOLERS, sale or rent; we
install. JOHN G. WEBSTER, since
19l2. e27 F st. NV. ST. 61Oo.
WATER aEATERs. used sale. 70.
60 cal; from SIS; guar. JOHN
stove, 6-burner. sos; other house,
hold items. WA 55I9. %
PORTABLE sewing ma
chine; good condition. Call OIL.
ONE PHYFE DINING TABLE and 4
chairs; dble HOLLYWOOD bed and
innerspring mattress; price reason-
able. Call GE. 649S.
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHED

COLORED-3 PRIVATE rooms, share
kitchen and bath; children accepted;
suitable cple.: quiet Christian
home. DE. 6726 or 1920 e st. ne.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--s.E-sW.

MEN ONLY In house near Navy Yard,
single, clean, all new furn.; age 90
40; entertaining privils. 1915 q s.e.
Elk. 6S4S or FIR. 5111. ewes. only.
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VIRGIN ToPSon, best quality, any
quantity. quick delivery; driveway
gravel. Ii. 3-2275, Ii. 1884. %
Plant SHADE TREES. snrups ana
all other nursery stock now We also
timates, call LYONS NURSERY
81 02 Ager road. Hyattsville Nd
Tel. War1ield A766 or Union 1856.
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RMS. EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

RIvERDALE-Large room with kit.
PRIVILEGES. quiet home. for employed
married couple or 2 college boys
cCnl Ga,l Wa goes any time. .-5
entrance. Close to bus. Kit and all
home privils. Kensington. Reas. Call
Lockwood 6-8421, 10
COMBINATION Iv.-BEDRM.-Quiet
neighborhood, pvt. home; adj. bath;
nr; buses and shopping center. GL.
91S7. -
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GREENLAWN APIS.

fare zone. l bedrm., $S5; 2 bed
rms, $97.60; incl. utils.
To reach-Chillum bus to New
Hampshire and Eastern aves. SH.
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DOCS. PETS. ETC.


IDENTICAL twin gray-striped kittens,
free to good homes. Housebroken.
ABSTRACT ACRES, AL. 7409. -
splendidly trained; fine dog; regis.
tered: $40. Cell MI. 1920. 3
GENTLE, AFFECTIoNATE- Female
terrier. type. puppy: to kind home.
Fenced yard must. RE. 1895.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES - Thorough
bred, z weeks old; already wormed;
$40 and $40. Phone NO. 1880. -
DOGS BOARDED-Clean, individual
runs. r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville,
Md; Silver Spring O39S. is
kRISS KROSS KENNELS - Country
boarding; indiy screened runs;
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, and older
Danes; some show prospects; all
Axe reg. from champion blood
lines. Get your Dane now. Golden
fawns and brindles., ELPAw KEN
sEHI miles AssF oat. ga H. 24se 94se. st. extended
SCOTTIES. choice BLACK puppies, Axe
reg. eh bloodlines. MacKINNON
1909 Roosevelt. Arlington. FA 1892
COCKER, male, black, mo. old
pedigreed. Telephone HO. 1918.
r. BOXER PUPS-10 wks.; Axe;
sired by son Of champion Warlord
golden fawn; reas. 10. S-4592. -5
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APTs. uNFURNIsnED tcons. /,

IroaalHoMs 9m ialI S,s e1s s bsss bsnss IN aps lps.
house. S79. mo. Incl. utiis. No.
COS An sr, 1s!S s.M-2 rms. kit. and
aoMAs 9aIo eat skoWN soTRlsnsd zeal sss ssrAG r.
AND W a-BEDRooM ii; ROC "a APIS. asls s7a and
$S6.5Q including utilities, available
Immediately. See Resident Manager,
O. apt: c.I RI IL at 1890 2so7 Southern ave &C.
1886 KEARHY 81. Me-, entire I'd
floor; consists, Of 8 large rooms.
1000 ssth ST, mt. Rainier-pesir-
able bedrm. all modern apt.
Dix. from transp. and r. I. ave;
aools f. nc e. 81 sMi4hY III ies5 g.. Gell sS5 49,
e2se BALTIMORE BLVD, Riverdale.
Mo- rms, kit. and bath; SS5 mo.
JOSEPH z. F. BBRssunNo. Bssn INC. 9os- H
2 81 BsDRMs.,' eiM sr' ~: aissoi im., dinette f,t
the 18th; Lee blvd; is min. down
town Wash. or Pentagon. RA. 5022.
TAKoMA PARK. MD, (New Hamp-
s.sssss apt COOL sds xa,s asss sn sst
rRi7a4H !Rfl Hsi1'' faNrsass;r aNr sass; -Is.. sst,
bath, outside toilet. $50. Mclean,
Va. MI. 7642 or Daleview 1865 -
MT. PLEASANT, over Rock Greek,
July-Aug;, ? to 4 bedrms.. Q porches,
ARLfNGToN0Lease. : yrs. poss.
Aug. /, unique out-ind. home, many
trees, incl. cor. lot, 100x12O; 2
bedrrns.. down; full dorm. UP; oil
INV: blks. bus; Is min. Pa. ave-;
DETACHED 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW,
Hyattsville section. $125 per mo.
Call Property Manager, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI.
$500. -
2025 FENDALL ST. SCI bedrm.,
Kit, dinette, bath, liv. rm.: utilities
included: immed. poss.; $65 80 mo.
DANIEL DIENER a. CO.
CT
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
PARKWAY TERRACE

. ga sk8 w ~ q. 3 111Ux VxkO5
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
New garden-type suburban apts., Is
min. downtown Wash. Nr. schools
and shopping. l and 2 bedrms. All
have and 8 exposures, fully
equipped Kitchens. tile baths with
showers, paruuet and hardwood
floors, venetian blinds, automatic
laundry rooms, large closets, paved
parking area, and storage facilities.
All utilities included in rent. 10.
S-560O %
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Unusual Opportunity
In apt. bldg. near park; living room.
dining room, 2 bedrooms; all large
and beautifully furn. Kit, bath;
porch avail. Box 365-M, Star. %
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WESLEY HALL,

WESLEY HALL
paeious dble. rms. In remoeeled re-
dee. bldg Running water ir every
rm. Large closets; dances aud free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $50 so: t42a
21st st NV HU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan: excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 1866
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTINGl

II AND 2-BEDRooM APTs.
18th and Savannah SITS. s E..
IN THE DISTRICT
10. 2-0I61-JO. 2-0162
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POULTRY G. EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61s K st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poults, poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
LEGHORN CHICKENS-2o;3 8 yrs. old;
suitable as stewers or layers. Reason
able. Alexandria 1928. .
LAYING HENS. 40, N. H. reds. $l.7b
each. 4613 Madison ST., Riverdale,
Md, UN. 1884. g
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE


PARKS TRANSFER-Moving ut your
conv.: also trunks and bageege. Gail
any time. AID. 1887. 5s
24-hr service: furniture, trunks and
MovviNG Achoss THE srH2E1T HE1 Of
seross the sountry: safe storage 80
Psons No. oioz gNioN sTo5ssAS sTosAesS
Co. INC: est. 1905
MOVING By VETS exper. help; every
any time. MR.. COOK. GA E13S.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
WIN accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor.
age; reas. ia. 2e37; eyes,. 0E. 1915.
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$3.50 MONTH";"
1776 Mass. ave. NV; fine food; nice
redec. rms; men or women; $50
mo: up: S15 wk.; privil. Clean, cool.
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DE. $3.50.
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REFRTGER ATOPC

REFRIGERATORS
CLOSE OUT OF 1850
MODELS, G-E, PHILCO,
ADMIRAL, WESTING-
HOUSE AND ALL 9TH
ERS. BUY NOW AND
SAVE $$$. OPEN TILL
8. STANDARD TIRE &
BATTERY CO., lot h
AND H SITS. NE. Ii.
3-9082.
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcontJ
LUMBER

No. 2 Common and Better Va. Pine,
2x4-2x6-2xS-2x10; Ike and ks
6heathing Lengths from to 20
Feet. Can THE WALDORF SUPPLY
co, Waldorf Sk01
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BABY wELCOME-Large front room
for couple, share completely furn-
ishsd e9, kitchen dnsi msids service; $65
BACHELOR APARTMENT - Extra
large room. private bath. hot plate.
Irving SITS. ne. Michigan 3346, noon
dren; dG p;r price. s1ao. oE. 1775. IS
1920 HoLBRoOK TERRACE Ne
sss sscS JanlsoT. 1880 HoLsRook TER
QUE ST. NV. AT 1sTH-spsc,ous
lge: studio rm.: elec. stove. conn
2-RM. SHARE BATH: NV; $50 per
mo-: / basmt.. rm.. Ink. NV. $2s
PsT PsT Rsei ms1; Dr. ahf se5gl g. Sc 81 as
ss!s RSss $$74 aS.a and -fs r.. sHf'' ssss -
ssss!:; 81, Sa II Ell asSs ssss: IS:
>$100 mo: 2123 r st: NV. 3
NICELY FURN., l and 2 bedrm. apts.:
all uitil. paid; large rms. plenty
bss ssass Service fs e VASE
8 an. to 5 pm. KAYwooD GAR
DENS, 4101 HAYWOOD place, Mt.
Rainier, Md. No phone informa-
1851 sisi MONROE ST. NV apts.. 1
pvt. bath: util.; adults Don't phone.
u. Landlady in.ay Lives t,sn at 1905 Newton NV.
BE ief cooa spoG.mssrEn' AND 'coMroRrABLE in
apt. in lovely home; pvt. entrance;
modern bath; Venetian blinds. beau
tiful grounds; 30 minis. to your work.
1851 ss1 "a FarnMoNT siennr sTncomb. Sp7 ,v. rm.-
Sids SS See Hssee; manaser a-S 81 s5s. a'n' apt
MT. PLEASANT-Entire. A.. 2 lge,
rms. rms. Kit; and 90 bath; II ] blk 6.ts bus; az
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice. clean,
coEuMsiH 81 Mshsn' Rp. H1e NV. w. 17e4-Ise..
Low rent 4sSsR Rssda now now 'eE 60 5ss sss'
1928 N. CAPITOL sT.-2 clean.
back. 6ask. porch: on car ;1! ard bus line.
,Sga 9uieti paRk Ssser NE people wsm. only 9-5m
sse sssses' no' sos' e.is Ap. rs5ss; s5ss; smDl adult
MT. PLEAsANT@Newiy remodeled
apt. Of Q rooms with new furniture.
lge. front room with 2 HOLLYWOOD
beds and modern living room fur.
niture, kitchen dining room combined
with brand-new utilities, refriEerator
and dinette set; everything sup
piled, maid service, laundry facili--
ties; SIS per month, for employed
ladies or working couple. AID. 66S1,
1929 Hobart st. NV.
7I6 5th ST. N.W,-I rm.. kit. bath:
$50 mo-; immediate occupancy. Cali
ST. 1881 for appointment to inspect.
2421 3Oth ST. N.E.-Eficiency apt:
$50, Convenient transportation. FIR.
GA. AND N. ii. SECTION nice
rooms, Kit, semipvt. bath; no chill
FURNIsHEDi APARTMENTS: 1889
18th st. n.w.-Extra-lge. rm., kit,
water. elec. refgr.; clean: S55.
1926 X ST. N.E.-2 rms. kit, dinette
and bath: refgr.; utils. furn.
IS M ST. NV rms. kit and bath;
nicely furn.; adults only.
S07 MT. VERNON PL. N.W.-2 rms,
Kit. and bath.
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NEAR MONT. CO. SCHOOLS
Bus service 70 project. Shopping and
theater within walking distance.
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LONG BRANCH APIS.
SILVER SPRING. MONT. CO.

FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY
2 bedrms., liv. rm, din. rm., kit. and
tile bath with shower.
$86 to $91, Util. Incl.
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FARM 8 GARDEN tcont.)

INSECT SPRAYING and trimming
sonable prices. Call WA. 5155. %
TOP SOIL--Very good, rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 4933. --17
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WASHERS

WASHERS
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. LARGE
DISCOUNTS ON MOST MAKES
INCL . DES AUT OM A TICS
WRINGER TYPES AND SPINNERS
NO REASONABLE OFFER RE.
FUSED. ALL BRAND-NEW. IN
ORIGINAL CARTONS.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859
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Large modern apis. Spacious
closets and cabinets. Kitchen
fan, Venetian blinds, laundry
rm. and storage space. Fenced
In play area. Ample off.street
parking,
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I,TTMRER

We have o large stock Of fine framing
lumber, well seasoned and free Of
nails, Compare and save. ACE
WRECKING g. BLDG. MATERIAL
Co. 4002 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
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HOTEL HAWTHoRNE-2134 G ST
n.w.--Outside single and double
rms. running water; plenty Of baths
and showers: reas. rates. Ill
SHEPHERD AND 7th, lge., cool. dble
rm.; twin beds, pvt. bath, Ink,
refgr., laundry; ladies, $55 mo.
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2O25 FENDALL ST. Sci bedrm.,
kit, dinette, bath, liv. rm.: utilities
included; immed. poss.; 1858 mo.
DANIEL DIENER a. CO.
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APARTMENIs FURNISHES.

BABY wELCOME-Large front room
for couple, share completely furn-
ished kitchen, maids service; S65
monthly. AD. 1891. -
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Rental of1ice on project, rear s706
Old Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring,
Md III S-672J
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JOSEPH Z. BRUNO. INC.

JOSEPH e. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3320.|
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt, tub and
shower, $3.50. to $3.50 per day for
/ or 2: full hotel service: no time
limit 600 Goth st NV MA 6426
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7ILSON HOUSE, 2ol5 Kalorama I'd );
excel. rms; sgle. $40, double $40 ca
Evening star., 1950-01-22
BY the Associoied Press

Treasury officials said yesterday
the -millionth check for GI
insurance refunds will be issued
tomorrow, just one week from the
time deliveries started.
They also expressed belief that
by tomorrow they will attain the
peak scheduled rate of 100000
checks a day, or 100000 for the
five-day work week.
With the average check figured
Officially at SITS, that will mean
a cash flow to veterans averaging
$35 100000 a day or SITE, 100000
a week.
Distribution of $4,000 ,0O0, 900 in
payments to some 100000 men
and women World War II veter-
ans is expected to be largely COM
pleted by June 80, which means
within "a weeks after the huge
operation began.
The Treasury's -produc-
ton check writing team of ma
Evening star., 1950-01-22
IMiIIionth GI Insurance Refund
IWiII Go Into Mail 7 omorrow

chimes and clerks turned out ap-
proXimately $4,000 checks
through Friday.
Secret Service Chief u. E.
Baughman again warned that per-
sons cashing checks require posi-
tive Identification from strangers
The first check forgery charge in
the big refund outflow was filed
here Friday.
Postmaster General Donaldson
has warned veterans to keep their
letter boxes locked pending re-
ceipt of their checks.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Protest Walk stoqed

Opposing groups staged "pro-
test walk" in Israel, in which a
few thousand workers participate
ed, after the government had de-
creed a wage cut based on a drop
of 81 points in the cost-o living
index.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Barbershop Singers
Win 1900 Converts
In Song Fest Here

The barberShop singers won
1000 converts here last night and
then staged as rousing a commu-
nifty sing as Constitution Hall has
ever heard.
1t was mass production har-
mony in which more than one of
the 1000 found lost chords and
joined the songfest staged by the
Society for the Preservation and
Encouragement of Barbershop
Quartet Singing in America, Inc.
1000 Quartets on Hand.
More than 1000 quartets from
all parts of the Nation are here
for the Society's midwinter direc-
tors meeting which ends today.
The Washington members en-
tertained their guests with home
town singing last night and it
brought out a full house, free with
applause.
A respectful silence during the
singing. followed by thunderous
Applause, greeted the Singing Cap
ital Chorus which began the song
fest.
There was the Lions Club Quar-
tets medley that went from Sweet
Adeline" to "Old Gray Bonnet;
the tenor of the D. C. Keys, and
the Gay Nineties family, all in
costume, comprising the Station
Wagon Four.
Comedy Teams, Too.
Then came the Charade of
Quartets, the Colonials from
George Washington University;
The Chordinators, who brought
giggles and outlaws with their
comedy; four tough looking Beales,
from Rockville, dressed in caps
land turtle-neck sweaters, singing
Little Red Schoolhouse":: the
Local Yokels and the Silver Shields
from the Police Department..
Then, before the quartets re-
sumed. everybody sang-"I Want
a Girl"-"I Irish Eyes"-"Home in
the West"
Swedish Car Production
| Sweden now produces 38 per
cent of the passenger cars used
there, with the United States
holding second place.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Swedish Car Production
Sweden now produces 80 per
cent of the passenger cars used
there, with the United States
holding second place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Third Race
Accountant
For State

George Washington Of the
Richard II. Austin Accounting
office. was notified last week that
he had fulfilled all qualifications
and requirements TO merit title
Of Certified Public Accountant
Washington is the second De-
froit Negro and the third in
the State of Michigan 10 achieve
the title. c. p. a. Richard Aus
Tin. head of the firm now en-
ploYing Washington. was the
first and Milton Monjou. the
second.
Monjou was member OF the
Austin firm when he attained
the title, but since has opened
his own office. Washington an
nounced this week that he in
tends to remain with Austin
where ne has been affiliated since
1910.
A native of Texas. Washington
is graduate of Morehouse Col
leee, Atlanta, Ga. where he re-
ceived an A. b. in Business Ad.
ministration. He did additional
work Al the Detroit Institute oil
Technology.
Dong World War ii Washing
ton served with the United State:
armed forces and came out o.
service as first lieutenant. II,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Cement Finishers
Injured in 4O-Ft.
Plunge to Walk

Two cement finishers SUFFERED
INJURIES Monday morning when
a scaffold on which they were
working broke in hall ana
plun ed 40 feet TO a steel cat
walk. -.
The victims were Leroy John-
son. 46. ga f. Warren, VINO SUI
fered multiple decorations OF inc
head with possible fractured
skull. and George Olsen, 60, 5osio
12-Mile Road. Pennington, VINO
suffered a fractured left arm ana
decorations of the scalp. Both are
in temporary condition.
The paid told police that they
were working at the Huron
Portland Cement Company patch.
ingthe plaster on an outside wal
when the Scaffold broke IN hall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Pearson. along with lea
c.Doubleduty") Radcliffe OF the
Chicago American Giants, West
ern All-Star pilot, were selected
70 head their respective division
all-star squads early this month.
Big Len was acquired by the
Brewers on July Is, thus remov-
inc him from the big classic.
Although it will be the firs'
time for Radcliffe in the role as
All-Star pilot, Charleston VIII
be making his second appearance
as headman.
The Kansas City Monarchs are
also seeking to send a replace
ment to the classic for Elston
Howard, up and coming out
fielder. Howard. future star
who. along with Pitcher Cliff
johnson. was named to the
Western Division All-Star team,
was sold to the New York Yam
KEGS nearly two weeks ago. He
was sent to their Muskegon.
Mich. farm team so he won't be
available for AllStar duty come
Arc On
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

a hearing on the writ =,
habaes corpus filed by MACE
Attorney Martin A. Martin WA.
set for Sept. J in the Husiino,
Court of the City of Richmord
by Judge M. Ray Doubtless wbo
on July rs. ordered STAYS AZ
execution for the men. four ~
whom were doomed 10 die on
July 28 and three on August
The NAACP petition contend,
that the death penalty for rape !.
discriminatory in that il has been
imposed exclusively upon Ne.
groes.
NO WHITE GUILTY
In support of this contention
Mr.. Martin submitted letter
from w. Frank Smyth. superin.
tendent Of the Virginia STATE
Penitentiary affirming that no
white man had ever been electro.
cuted in Virginia either for rape
or attempted rape.
Declaring such discrimination 4
violation of the Fourteenth
Amendment, the petition asks
the court to declare the judgment
of conviction and the sentence Of
des void and to discharge the
prisoners from further action un.
der that judgment.
SEEN AS RACE LAW
Prior to ratification Of the l4th
Amendment, Martin SAID. Viz.
GINA law specifically reserved the
death penalty for Negroes in con.
victions for rape of white women
while imposing only imprison.
ment upon white men SO con.
victed.
After adoption OF the Amend.
ment, racial references were re.
moved from the statute which
was changed to provide impris.
onment or death as maximum
penalty.
Despite this change in the Ian.
guage of the law, Mr. Martin
charged, Virginia courts have
continued the ante bellum prac.
tice - Imprisonment for white
men, death for Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Albert Henton-

before filling rms present position
about nine years ago.
Two of his most important as
signments were the Columbia,
Tennessee riots and the expose OF
the unsanitary. ill-housed and
poorly-equipped Negro school
system in Virginia which gained
the Wendell Willkie award in
1916 for public service
A native of Boston, Mass. Hin
ton is married and fa.her Of four
children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Baby Walking With
Mother Collapses

A one and half year old oaoy
GIRL suddenly screamed ana ov'-
Iapsed Sunday as she was walk,
inc with her mother about l;So
p. m.
The mother. Mrs. Bettha Craig.
% 472 Calirpointe, told police
that she was walking with her
daughter in-front of 604 TenneS-
see where the child screamed and
collapsed dead. The baby had no
previous record of illness, police
reported.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

Charleston. who in his active
DAYS as a firstbaseman had few
equals. replaces Len Pearson OF
the Baltimore Elite Giants. The
change in managers was made
necessary when Pearson. a hard
hitting Businessman. was pur-
chased by the Milwaukee
Brewers in the American Asso-
citation to help a sageing IN
field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Polio On Increase
Throughout Nation

For the current week. new
cases of polio reported in the
nation, excluding Oklahoma,
numbered 8l4. an increase over
the GOA cases reported last week,
26 of which were in Oklahoma.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
PhiIIy Manager
Heads East Stars

cHICAGO-Oscar Charleston, pilot OF the rhilao''-
mia Stars in the Eastern Division OF the Negro A".
League has been named to manage the raS' 'e - -
o.r e -, ras+ We West Negro Baseball Classic to be
.ala,.ad here in Comskey on Sunday, August ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
MortinviIIe Seven
Win New Reprieve

p1cuMOND.-Saved by a last minute repreve the
seven young Of Marnsve sentenced to die
egeu further legal steps to win freedom for the m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05

is a member OF the Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity and active IN
business circles.