davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Mr.. GLENMONT. MD.-5-room bun
oMSER, eslGE Lo' acre 5.1ss4. q ground Call
9.95O-TAKOMA PARK-This r.
rm. det home. is q real bargain.
Ideal home and income as property
this today RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
GENTLEMAN's COLONIAL ESTATE,
for horse sand cattle, box stall
stable. whitewashed fence, pastures,
oWNfRces.-n WISER e!Hss silver aalfs sDs stveco
7 rms. IN baths. bait fireplace. oil
$500 j. Down, Sim s4g MONTH, includes
prime. int, taxes and ins.-5-rm.
brick bungalow. full bsmt.. dream
rarrinston. sf '8 wo. 1ss 74s7. 'n'Si BROWN W1si
REALTY CORP. Realtors. sT. soa6.
400 DUBLIN DR.. Silver Spring.
Md:-Cape God brick. on large
T%s corner snS lot, l. 5.tn d,p; ,opp;d Kit bed bed
RUDDEN. EX. 5707.
Owner leaving city: 9
bedrm. BUNGALOW: rouehed-in End II. !;
saS s, ae aIS ,fns. heat: Yoo wood burning repi
2eh ACRES Ar FAiRLAND-7 miles
from Silver Spring. faces 66s It. on
hard road. subject to. water main
and telephone rights Of way, L. W.
GR0oMES' 18Th anS Eye sts;
Beautiful Oct. white clapboard CO.
loniai, In immaculate cond.; rms.
g lge, bedrms). fireplace. full
pofe DofIsn sun teS fansse T s se sts1ste
storm sash: splendid lot 55xl5O;
very short walk to. every conven-
isnce: excellent vale at S1s.75O
Eyes; call WI; 1928. FRANK 8.
SPRINGTIME PARADISE - Cozy
dream rambler. in one of the most
delishtful spots you ever will see
tapprox. p acresl within 800 IT:
of the cool Potomac, in beautiful
Cabin John Park: every kind of tree.
flower and shrubs imaginable: small
stream and spring on premises: very
solid frame constructions; ) rooms
Z Z. u tile L, bs baths. sil on one floor; half
cue terrane; entire property is
fenced and. in perfectly immaculate
condition: u blk. to Capital Transit
bus on Macarthur blvd: S1S,950.
Eyes. call GE. 3079. FRANK 8.
NEW BRICK HoME on 1H acres,
immac. cond.; q home without
headache: 3 bedrms. and study;
ga tile baths, full bsmt.. gar. porch.
best constr. throughont in beaut
estate sect. Of Mont. Co. KEN
SINGTON REALTY CO., Ia 5-1105,
ewes. Oh 93s2. so
Evening star., 1950-04-30
HILLCREST
1884 ERIE ST.
OPEN SUN 1-6 PM.

FIRST Offering Of q desirable Colonial
brick. IL yrs. old, with slate roof,
center hall plan: comfortable living
exquisite kitchen, paneled breakfast
room. screened porch: 3 very nice
bedrooms and 9 baths on End a;
kplendid paneled recr. room with
fireplace and bath; new Bryant gas
.veniently located: S26,750. Mr.
Marshall on premises.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
e327 Pa. Ave. Sc, Lu. 4-OO4O.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
HILLCREST AREA-$17, $50!
201O NJ CIT CT

OU14 IN u 0.E.
Det. brk. Colonial of unusual archi-
lecture: almost new and immac.
throughout, 6 rms. plus recr. rm.
with bar, 2 full baths, garage; most
conv. loc. in Sc and more house for
the money than you'll find any
where; immed. poss.; inspect any
Buiider-owner viii take lots in trade
call TW. 0467. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-30

HOUSES FOR SALE-Soufhwesi
5 ROOMS AND DINETTE-4 bed
rooms; 169 Chesapeake st. s.w.; 8
to 9 pm. only: no agents 3
18th ST. S.W, NEAR L--Brick resi-
dence and business location: 6
rooms. bath. h.-w.h, elec.: cash.
1,500, balance in reasonable
monthly installments. MAURICE
FITZGERALD, 1911 G NV, MA.
1886. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-30
T, D. BURGESS
2624 Pa. Ave, VI. 2S0@ -:
FOREST HEIGHTS

z ROOMS. = BATHS
Open 1-6-200 Arapahoe dr.-Corner
detached brick bungalow; 1st floor,
rm.. fireplace. bath; End floor, . lge.
rms. and bath that can be utilized
as complete separate apt: storm
windows, screens: o. h.-w. heat
This is O. real home in an excellent
PHA trust, Sl0,SOO. payable S72
monthly; S16.a50. Directions: Half
mile past D. c. line out So. Capitol
st. SCOTT SANDERS, 5l21 Mac
Arthur blvd OR 1878
Evening star., 1950-04-30
HILLCREST

HILLCREST
Stone rambler of z rooms. with 3
bedrooms, 9 full baths, . stone fre-
iSoxi57 Oh viii consider ne IVxssS Reasonable ioI,
e6er. Can get $4,000 1st trust.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
.a327 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-Oo40.
z. Capitol ST., $15,5OO
10 saas.. h.-w.h> HOLT, EN-. 1854
Evening star., 1950-04-30

ST. BERNADETTE
open Sat. and Sun, 2-6-l blk. past
Four Corners at 2lO Underwood
ave; modern 6-rm. brick, vacant,
redec.: extra-large lot Sl3.75O
ROLAND E. LOUDEN. 1913 M 81.
NV, EX. 2S45 or GIL. 440O, Ext. 90.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
HIII.ANDAIE

CORNER PARK,AAN AND OVERLOOK
OPEN SUNDAY / TILL )
Attractive Colonial. on q lot OF more
than Z acre. Liv. Tm has nrepl.
din. I'm, breakfast rTn, kitchen,
screened liy, porch 1st foor; 3 bed
rms. and bath End hoor, reer. rm,
ana y bath IN oSmt: oniit-In "a
rAKe, slate roof Directions New
HsmuShire ave. 10 Overlook left
block
LowERY l. MELTON. sH. esoo.
SO
HILLANDALE
10000 SwEETBRIAR PARKWAY
OPEN DAILY ! TO ;
Brick and stone luxury rambler, cu a
well Handicapped lot OF more than !.
acre, Spacious liy rm. iee bed
rms. " baths. GE luxury Kitchen. =
car EaI Il interested in the hest
drive out New Hampshive as.. A..
miles beyond D. . line TO Oyetlook
rish; TO GrsenacreS. left tn Sdgr-
water right 10 Sveethfi&r to
LoWERY 4 MELTON. sH. saoo
Evening star., 1950-04-30
SILVER SPRINGS ND,

OPEN SUNDAY. I-6 Pm,
"020 Windham lane-Out Ga, ave
lO1OO block. turn right to open
sign; this beautiful det. brick and
stone home on lot approx. | acre
can be Purchased with S5, 900 cash.
bal. ] trust; 1st Il. contains large
liz. ,rm.. din rm.. kit. bedrm. and
powder rm.; End A., . large bedrms.
ana bath; oil ht.; ) car garage
231 Arthur ave-Out Ga. ave. to
Belvedere I'd, left to Arthur ave. ;
this Cape Cod brick with white
shutters is the home for you: large
liv. rm., with fireplace; library or
den, with all glass picture window
bookshelveS, carpeting; din. rm. i;
large kit. with breakfast nook. gar
bage disposal: > large bedrooms and
bath gas ht.: beautiful shrubbery
and outdoor fireplace; only Sl6,950.
l723 Kingtree street-Out Ga. ave,
to IL 700 block, turn left to Arcola
ave. to JudSon road. right l block
to Kingtree ST.. left to open sign. y;
det. BUNGALOW containing . large
beorooms, mod. kit. and dinette
tiled bath and shower and full
bsmt.; gas ht.; 1900 cash, balance
like rent.
LOUIS RUDDEN
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Realtor, OW. 30

WILL SACRIFICE
3l3S Westover DIR. s.e.-10-room brk.
nreplaces, copper cutters. slate roof;
frontage III It. on Westover dr.,
go feet on Branch ave. 240 feet on
Penna, ave. Open for inspection
no reasonable offer refused: will
Evening star., 1950-04-30
ATTENTION GIs

Veteran approved. 5-rm. all-brick bun
gslow; lot 60x200. Open Sun. till
Pa; ave. to Southern ave. left to
Ellis, right to 49th, right to house
Evening star., 1950-04-30
CONN. GARDENS

PARKWAY HILLS, MD.
6103 BARR RD., adjacent to Ban
Sun l to 6-Prewar Cape Cod con-
sisting of liv. rm.. firepl., din. rm..
Kit, bedrms.. bath; 2nd q. partly
finished for . additional bedrms. !:
side porch, full bsmt., outside en-
trance; Oil a.-c.h.: nice lot. beaut.
surroundings: well financed at A.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. extended
to Macarthur blvd, right ! blk, to
Dunrobbin rd. at Fairway Hills sign
right ! blk. to Barr road, left to
open sign. Mr.. Wilson, with
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
1872 WIS: Ave. WI. s267. Ewes,
GARRETT PARK, MD.
Sl1,250. Newly decorated 2 rm.
frame house; possession July /; No.
Keswick st. Shown by appoint
ment only. LO. 5-ll12. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-30
RAMBLERS
SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. co.
DE
5-ROOM RUNGALOW

Open sun, 3 to :. 6glc Waukesha
rd;, Glen Echo Hsts.--5-rm asbestos
shinsle bunsalow, Johns Mansfield
fireplace; oil space heater, city
water. wooded lot, SOxISO, in ffne
community, convenient TO Army Map
Service. So 1,p50. Inspection by appt.
SCOTT SANDERS, 512l Macarthur
Evening star., 1950-04-30
LOUIS RUDDEN
X a. NJ NIr Z

TRADE YOUR D. c. HOUSE
FOR HOME IN MONTGOMERY co
Fine Silver Spring builder will con
stluct your home to suit your needs
from ST 1850: 80 to 90 day delivery
SH. 10I1 until 8 pm.
YOUNG-BOWERS CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
1904 OSBORN DRIVE
SILVER SPRING Md

OPEN SUNDAY. 1851 PM.
beaut. brick bungalow, liy. rm., din.
rm.. kitchen, bedrms. and bath,
finished attic with " bedrmS and
a bath; beaut. finished recr. rrn
firepl. and y bath nice lot and
garage; conven. located Directions:
Out Georgia ave. to Da00 blk, turn
Osborn dr., u blk to house. Call
III. 200; ewes, NO 7IHO,
SHOCKEY & MOOREHEAD, Realtors.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
HILLCREST AREA

- - 3V~]t@ 144VA44
Designed for comfortable living. de-
tached brick. large liv. room witt
hrepl. 3 bedrms. and den; garage
screened porch; recreation rm.; lge
level lot; furniture available, Cal
Mr.. Meyer. AK. 1857. with
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1950-04-30
OPEN 2-6 Pm.

2411 Congress st. Sc.
Nice brick home less than 3 yrs. old
In excel neishborhood; 5 lge. rms
gas air-conditioned heat: on bus
line. near shopping schools. etc
see this house today II you are
looking for Q nice home Priced at
only S10500; terms.
Potts Realty Co. AK. 1855
Evening star., 1950-04-30
OPEN SUN, 1-6
300 HOLLY AVE.
TAKOMA pApK
428 EDGEWOOD AVE.

A very well-built 3-bedrm. brick bum
galow, full asphalt tiled bSmt, with
gas hot water heat loe on "a 900
50. f.. tree shaded lot bordered by .
rustic fence Close OF schools and
shop. Priced at SI5.950 To reach:
Out Colesville rd to LorAin, left on
Lorain TO EdRewood right on EDGE
wood to our open siGn.
Wood -Conley Co. Realtors
Evening star., 1950-04-30
WOODSIDE PARK

baths. step down studio Av. rm. s,x
). excel aelEheoghood: COW loca-
lion owner leSyinS city. price. $40
500, must es solo To seAch Coles
WE q left on Ncye& a. 10 housR.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

BRICK BUNGALOW, SiI 800
Silver Spring Just of Franklin ave
loft. front. fenced extensiyel,
Handicapped. u blk. to bus. a
terms possible SH. lOIl, YOUNG
d BOWERS CO
Evening star., 1950-04-30

CAPE COD, $15,750
Overlooking wooded parkway on 50x
231-ft. Handicapped lot. beaut. .-keot
house. with bedrms and den.
cash required on this fne home. in
one OF Silver SPRINGS best areas.
THE GOSS CO.
Realtor. JU. 7-s2I1 TIL - PM
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BRICK BungalOW BuV

bTlcK bungalow buy
Ofhcer transferred and will transfer
his title to some lucky buyer of his
z rm. and bath home; bedrms.
closets, lot 5Oxl23: nice neighbor-
hood: cnly Sl5.5U0; easy terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
REALTORS. Ii. 1887 TILL 9,
Evening star., 1950-04-30
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
4600 EASY pT. SE

Det. cor. brick home, this 6-rm. home
is truly a housewives delight. Mod
kit. incl. elec. garbage disposal; 90
It. liv. rm.. with 3 exposures: cozy
ground-level bsmt.: gas a.-c, heat
This home is loc. in one of the new
est and most desirable D. C. sections
ConV to shopping and schools. Full
price: Sl4 $50, 81 800 down to GI
Call ~. 4-5566, or AK S642.
TIF GApT TIC m
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25
Choral Society Numbered Many
From Bluffton Among Its Members

First notice of the organization of
the Bluffton College Choral Society
was dated November II, 1902 and it
stated, anyone interested was asked
to meet Wednesday evening at $50
in the College Chapel.
"All friends of the college from
town and Settlement were asked to
! join the Society. A committee was
named composed of Helen Amstutz,
| |. B. Beeshy, then head of the Com
mercial Department; Oswin Hilty,
Sara Burkholder and Edith McPeak,
instructor in Latin and Dean of
women. Solicitors We're appointed to
see all singers personally. Prof. Guy
C. Latchow, Professor at Findlay
College, was asked to be director.
First officers elected: Pres, D. F.
Joutzen, teacher of German, history
and natural sciences; Secretary, D. c..
Welty.. Treasurer, C. D. Hilty;
Business Committee, A. J. Gerber,
N. C. Hirschy and Oswin Hilty.
"The Society met every Monday
evening. Work was started for a
musical program which was given
Dec. %, before the Christmas holi-
days. The chorus consisted of 33
members" Thus spoke the college
record and thus was born the Choral
Society.
Since that day without Interrupt
tions each year, the Choral Society
has presented some major oratorio.
Since 1913 the Society has present
ed Handel's Messiah" each season
and from 1923 to 1882 inclusive, two
renditions yearly were given.
This rendition on June 4th marks
the 53rd rendition of "The Messiah"
Conductors of the Choral Society
have been Guy Latchaw, 1902-1905;
w. w. Flora, 1905-1906; John F.
Jones, 1906-19o9 Mark Evans, 1910
1913; Eldon Geiger, 1913; G. A.
DAD Lehman, 1914-1925; Otto Holt
kamp, 1925-1929; and Russell A.
Lantz, the present conductor since
1929.
Charter members of the Society
were Lillian Egly, Florence Kohl,
Barbara Schumacher, Caroline Burk-
halter, Mrs. N. C. Hirschy, Hazel
Mckinley, Selma Suter, Helen AM
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25
FIRST SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY
STAGED IN 1912

Continued from page |, End Section)
peare's well-known tragedy, MAC
BETH" This is felt to be the great
est undertaking in the history of
dramatics on the campus. Not only
will it require excellent acting abil-
ity, but the stage setting itself will
consist of ten different settings. This
will be given two nights, June and
3 at the high school auditorium, in
order for the town people to have
ample opportunity to see it.
Starring roles will be portrayed
by Lila Deane Jackson as "Lady
Macbeth" and Theodore Toews as
Macbeth" Also included in the
cast will be: Howard Shelly, Addi-
son Myers, Jacob Dreidger, James
Reusser, Darrell Sellers, Robert
Riley, Donald Wismer, Wendy Metz
Ter, Keith Meyer, William Boehr,
Dick Boehr, Dale Dickey, jeanne
Vercler, Mary Bauman, Alice Ruth
Pannabecker, Margaret Salzman,
George Eicher, Ralph Shelly, and
Harold Spoerl.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25

stutz, Lillian Amstutz, Mrs. Albert
Deppler, Esther Greding, Carrie
Harvey, Matilda Basinger, Gertrude
| Showalter, Pearl Bogart Mann, Della
Suter, Mrs. H. R. Lugibihl, Jessie
Herr, D. F. Jantzen, Oswald Sprung
er, d. c. Bixel, A. E. Mehl, Isaac
Geiger, N. C. Hirschy, E. J. Hirschler,
|. B. Beeshy, G. A. Lehman, Z. ID.
Hilty, Wilhelm Amstutz, Albert
Deppler, and Roy Woods.
Of this group Hazel Mckinley
MRS. Frank Todd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Deppler, Jessie Herr (Mrs.
Francis Basinger), |. B. Beeshy,
C. D. Hilty and Wilhelm Amstutz re-
side in Bluffton.
Former members from Bluffton,
who have paised on are: d. c. Bixel,
E. J. Hirschler, N. C. Hirschy.
In addition to the annual rendition
of "The Messiah" the Choral Society
has presented the following major
choral works:
Elijah-St. Paul-Christmas oratorlo
Creation-Stateal Mater-Hymn of
Miriam 'sPraise-Judas Moccabaeus
The Rose Maiden Holy City-Seven
Last Words of Christ The New
Jerusalem-King Olaf = Miriam's
Song of Observation-Disclosures
many other choral numbers.
First rendition of "The Messiah"
took place on January %, 1905 under
the baton of w. w. Flora. There
were 81 singers. Edgar Hauenstein,
Blufton pharmacist, was the ac-
companist.
Since 1912 the college orchestra
has furnished the accompaniment for
"The Messiah" Sidney Hauenstein
served as conductor from 1912 to
1949.
Pearl Bogart Mann, the present
pianist accompanist of the Choral
Society began her work in 1910.
Local soloists who have appeared
with the Choral Society are Zanna
Staater, Edith Morrison MRS. C. A.
Biery), Vera Coburn, Clara Schu-
macher, Stella Schumacher, Cleora
Basinger MRS. Payson Miller)
Naomi Steiner, Mrs. C. M. Haas),
Ola Lugibill Moser, Bonnie Steiner
Baumgartner, Estelle Lugibill Woll-
man and Harry Kohler.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25

Uppennost in the accomplishments
of the Mems Glee Club, has been its
winning of the first place award in
the Ohio intercollegiate Glee Club
Contest in 1896. Prior to the dis
solution of the original organization
in 1887, the club had travelled ex-
tensively throughout this section of
the country and in 1922 made a
trans-continental tour of the United
States.
Re-organized in 1916, the Glee
Club has once again begun to show
the spirit and enthusiasm character
lied by malaL-chacnsss.
The Bluffton College Mems Glee
Club was originally organized in
1913, and from it's advent until 1925
was under the direction of G. A..
Lehman, who will appear as guest
soloist in the presentation of the
Messiah, June A. Through 1925 and
1926, the group was directed by Otto
Holtkamp, and Luther Swift re-
spectively, and in 1927 Russell A.
Lantz assumed dictatorship, and
continued in this capacity until the
disbanding of the organization in
1887.
Prior to the dissolution of the club,
| it had travelled extensively through
out this section of the country, and
| in 1922 had made trans-continental
tour of the United. States.
The organization was. re-establish~
ed in 1916, and Prof. Otto Holtkamp,
who had taken over the direction of
the group, prepared it for its first
concert appearance in nineteen years.
Following the concert, the club made
numerous appearances throughout
the local area.
In the fall of 1948, the club as
sisted in the grand opening of WILMA
| in Lima, and in the spring of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25
RECORD CLASS OF As WILL
RECEIVE DEGREES JUNE 5


RECEIVE DEGREES JUNE 5
Continued from page /, End Section)
erly Krehbiel, Berne, Ind; James
Lands, Beaverburg; Fred Liechty.
Berne, Ind; Galen Lugibuhl, Pan
dora, @.
Mary Maust, Sugarcreek, o.; June
Miller, Danvers, ILL.,; Mae Miller,
Danvers, ILL.,; Harry Minck, Bluffton,
O.; Donald Moser, Bluffton, o.;
Keith Moyer, Mt. Cory, o.
Herman Parent, Lima, o.; William
Paul, Beaverburg; Richard Peggs,
Lima, o.; Robert Ramseyer, Bluffton,
o.; Lois Rich, Washington, ILL.,;
Arlene Rickle, Carey, O.; Donald
Robinson, Beaverburg.
Dorothy Salzman, Upland, Calf;
Harry Schlott, Lima, O.; Darrell
Sellers, Bluffton, O.; Howard Shelly,
E. Greenville, Pa; Robert Shelly,
Bally Pa; William Simcox, Gin
cinnati, o.
Richard Simmons, Barta, Pa; Earl
Slutz, E. Sparta, o.; Leonard Smuck-
er, Bluffton, O.; Louise Soldner,
Bluffton, O.; Margaret Stanley,
Lancaster, O.; Jeanne Stedke, Lima,
O.; John Stutzman, Carlock, I'll.
Marvin Wasser, Beaverburg; Jean
Wismer, Hilltown, Pa; Donald
Yaussey, Beaverburg; August Yoder,
Bellefontaine, O.; Walter thinner
man, Akron, o.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-25
Mems Glee Club Traces Early
History Back To Year 1913

following year the group presented
the opening program in a series of
half hour programs over that station,
which were based on life at Button
College. Following the close of the
college series, the Glee Club once
again appeared over WILMA present
ing a half hour program as part of
an hour long Mutual Network Open
House.
Re-organized by men who found
common expression in singing, the
group has truly become one of
Brothers in Song.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-01
Four Candidates
Will be Heard

CHICAGO. Ill, April 1-"Candi-
oates Night. sponsored by the Chi
cago JACL chapter, will feature the
four candidates, two Democrats and
two Republicans running for their
partys nomination for the Fifth
Senatorial District in the April IL
primaries.
Candidates Night" will be held at
8 pm. Thursday, April 6. in the First
Baptist Church, whose pastor is Rev.
Jitsuo Morikawa The chairman for
the evening is Shigeo Wakamatsu,
president of the Chicago JACL chap
ter.
The candidates who are appearing
are Willoughby Abner, who has
been endorsed by the CLIO and the
Independent Voters of Illinois. who
will be running for the Democratic
nomination opposing Marshall Kor'
shak, the regular Democratic Party
candidate. Korshak has also express
sed his intention of participating II
the meeting. The others are Ben
jamin Crockett, the regular Repub
lican Party candidate and Gale Mar
Gus, an independent Republican.
Candidates Night" has been en-
dorsed by the Chicagko Resettler
Committee. Oakland-Kenwood Plan
ming Association, the First Baptis
Church. Ellis Community Center
Southside Buddhist Church, Chicag'
Shimpo Nisei Veterans Club. South
side Congregational Church, Rome
Arno Post of the American Legior
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-01
Race Ties Course
Set by /. ".

The University of Washington
will offer an adult evening class in
race relations starting this week at
the downtown Adult Education Cen
ter. 2208 9th Avenue.
The course will be taught by Ro-
bert O'Brien of the Uniyersity's Soc
iology Department known to many
readers Of the Northwest Times for
his recent book The College Nise"
OBrien. who also serves as ad-
wiser to the japanese student club
on the campus. will discuss inter
racial contacts and conflicts during
the twenty -four sessions Of the class
The course will meet from 6 to
pm. Tuesdays Interested persons
may register at the Adult Education
Center or in 318 Administration
Building on the campus. The class
carries five hours of University ere
dit if desired. Tuition is $40,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-01
Chi .JACL0k'S
City Measure

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 1.-The Chi
cago JACL chapter has endorsed
legislatio designed to improve the
functioning of the city government
through the establishment of night
and holiday court sessions, appoint
ment of referees to assist in the
disposal of Municipal Court business,
and to create social service de-
partment and psychiatric institute
as branches of the Municipal Court
of Chicago,
The legislation has passed both
houses of the Illinois Legislature
and must be approved by referendum
on April IL.
Approval of the legislation has
been expressed not only by the Chi
cago Chapter of the JACL, but by
other non-partisan civic organiza-
lions including the Cook County
League of Women Voters, the
Church Federation, Parent Teachers
Association, Women's Bar Associa-
ton. John Howard Association, Park
way Community House, Cook County
Bar Association and the Welfare
Council.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-01

WASHINGTON, D. c., April l
(ADC) - DIP legislation again will
occupy the Senate much of next
week, the JACL Anti-Discrmination
Committee said today. This means
the earliest possible calendar call,
when action can be taken again on
the Walter Resolution, is at least a
week away.
Mike Masaoka, national JACL
ADO legislative director, pointed out
that it is not even definite the Sem
ate will call the calendar after the
vote on DIP legislation.
More than 40 amendments have
been tackled on the legislation. I'm
der Senate rules, an hours debate
is permitted on each one. Should
the maximum debate be taken, a
DIP vote might not be held until
the second week in April.
Scheduled to follow the DIP vote
is a flood control measure, which
in turn, will be followed by con-
ference on the Basing Point law, {
law designed to permit rnanufac
turers to absorb freight costs in set
ting prices.
Masaoka said some Senators ar
urging another call of the calenda
in an effort to get a few non-con