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RAMBLER-S18.5OO

Silver .Spring-New home on bus
line, close to everything; 8 lge. bed
= rms, front porch, all-elee. kit. with
garbage disposal and dishwasher;
Venetian blinds, picture windows,
full basement, huge level lot: easily
BRK. COLONIAL, $19,95o
Beautiful stone and brick Colonial
Silver Spring home with many fea-
crete basmt., lovely living rm. with
Colonial fireplace, set In pine panel
ing; spacious fully equipped kit. with
breakfast nook, powder room, side
porch, 8 extra-sized bedrrns. Cali
quickly on this one.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
sH. 5555, sH. 1915, till pm.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelNIA

SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlNIA
ALExANDRIA-No. 9. This is for
home in good cond. in Del Ray sec
ton; rms; I bedrm. and bath on
lst f., 3 bedrms.. on End f.; oN
MoToS No Si.T kEaETy; - zaoa Sfi5 NJ. yeSnqa Fl
ARLINGTON, CHERRYpALE-5-rroaom
bungalow, basement. porch, garage,
Terms e.. a. ar. IINnsa2D nessui2pDed III 81, Slo95G
BAiLEY's cRossRoADs-No. sas.
2-bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt.,
expansion attic. oil a.-c. heat, lovely
lge. lot; S1.500 down. J; T. NOTION
EEALTY; R'sA 9v sad5 sa65 NJ; NJ Vernon Z +, ave-;
price $3.50. GI., sss a month. with 1t h
S450 cash will buy this new 2
story, home. on lot 65x1s0, driveway
an sna 'ff fehsn 's fm on st Ishsss Uor din rms
porch. utility rm. with gas a.-c.h.,
LEATH g. ASHLEY, inc, Ma.
FaI&fAx@Noo: sffai syes oY ss7 9se4 s.rm. bungalow
with expan, attic, full bsmt., oil &C.
heat, lge. lot; $1,000, down, assume
sEALTY 81 l9aa g. s4,5 ~ M. varnoN T. MoIoN TO
Alex. OV. 5000. Open It'll 8. -12
FRANCONIA-No. 352 Lovely coun-
try home, 2 acres, fenced lot with
shade trees; Z rms: bedrms., mod.
equipped kit; det. gar; partial
bsmt.; $1,000 down, $50 mo. ]. T.
MOTION REALTY, 24l5 Mt. Vernon
ave-, Alex. ov. 5000. Open 9 It'll 9.
INGLEsIDE-No. 1872. See this new
7-rm. Cape Cod home Just being
completed; 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st H.. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
n: lge: liv. rm. and f1repl., lge.. pic
ture window; h-acre lot; oil h-w.h.;
suit. J. T. MOTION REALTY, 2415
NJ. Vernon ave-, Alex. ov. 5000.
sPsciAL eea BAss;GA1N, b elose-in. Srs 5-room
and bath brick bunga.; nr. Lee hwy.
ssI snd Gls6e Gs1f I'd I'd; AMI AM =, Owner must
BY .oWNER-colonial brick. slate
ter. schools. 8 busiines. i blk from
Arl.. Va. $3.50: probably 60 Gi.
Phone GIL. 2403.
BUNGALOW IN ALEXANDRIA
5zrm. bungalow with breakfast nook,
best location, Y BLOCK to Brsddock
grade and hirh sch Schools. 'is R. L. K. KANE. as
INC. Realtors. King and WASH
ington sts., Alexandria. AL. 3013;
ewes AT, 6Q11
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ARLINGTON & VIC.
MUCH OF TOMORROW
IN THIS HOME OF TODAY
Passd anfd,e on ns;c WOODED acre wassua
contrasting used brick with extra
window area: 3 nice bedrms. and
enc enc laree p r sSlDpee viii so 81 dca at
$4,000. Hurry with that call
OW. 5000. 8 till 8.
AMAZING OFFER
You'll be delighted with this exclusive
offering. A large brick Cape Cod
with charm and eye appeal. 2 bed
rms. and bath upstairs gives the 1st
floor exceptionally large liv. rn1., din
rm. and kitchen. Handy 1st floor
sewing rm. or den: screened porch;
garage, and full bsmt.;. beautiful
shrubbed lot: school and complete
shopping nearby. Should go GI
Call now, OW. 5000.
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STORES FOR RENT


BEAUTIFUL TURN. OFFICE. downs. /,
bath; very reas. HU. 1883. 9i5 =
Ne ness 1nos il best spot of medical center.
s4ss NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-store' col
PTo7p ss ''E :. pavis eo sepuSf Ma DSs; %
so4 CARROLL ST. N.w.-4oxi4 1T. sc
nnWNTows TiRaSES Tsnt asJsss Ss3 gsS mo sr rTA6ssa
ntr store asi ApDy shSEsssfs Sc # st.
eSseso4 Ss0a Z ST. Nw.-Excellent do9 down. i:
town town business 4 e location; will repair, i
stories, approx. 1.000-ft. foor space;
first commercial: Ss5 per mo. RAY
moNP n.oi ST ,, s4sas 4RsuappERT' loa7 1o 7.h St It
NV. SNAIL BRICK, End conf CONN.,,
mr. mr. 18th rsa and Gs1, y sts nv; rent. Ss5' I;
window. 1avatories; heat turn. :.
sis N ST. N.W.lApproxo. l7xeo,a
repair lSa fap sstswsn ets
E%Eo % n, M hEhNsTEfs StHfsS { H'ss Co. AEssls Essss
tors. l4lb st. NV. ME. 640H.--
STORE, 20x6O, full basement and
modern 5-room apt: for lease at --
1922 7th st. NV. Call Mr.. Frank.1u
lin, WEAVER BROS, INC, Washing-iy,
ton sids' Di' ssoo' eyes, GIL. $3.50
IN SHOPPING CENTER, 5015 wilson
blvd. Shoe repair. bakery. op0n
beauty shop. Rent, 500. TA.s 5474. %
NEW SHOPPING CENTER coming up, 81
40th ave. and oglethorpe ST. Hyrnrt
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ROCK CREEK FOREST
SILVER SPRINGS
Georgia ave. extended

3 bedrm. brick Colonial. on
large open lot.
Could go GI for S13.95O.
for appointment to see call Mr.,
White, GE. 1917.
HOME REALTY co.
1725 Pa. ave, Realtors, RE.
1887. Ia
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OFFICERS TRANSFER
Makes available this immaculate N,
SSTi; STTil; son seorm prick and frame home at
l50 and mo. of S74.25 paying eyery-
LHn1ne: Just around the corner from
Wllson blvd. bus. Be first to see this
d new listing. Call SO. '''.'
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CH. 35o7 rxc1us;.,,
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WESTOVER SECTION
6040 N. Goth st., Arlington. All mod
ern home in fine residential section
Tor sale by owner; 9 bedrooms. liy.
room, fireplace. full size din. room,
kltchen. 3 porches and 2 rooms on
ING sd fioor; has oil heat, full bsmt.
spection Sunday through Tuesday
Can be purchased compi. furn., incl
televlsion set; or without furniture
Reasonably priced n
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BETHESDA

per mo. will purchase this modern
brk., 3-bedrms.. 1h-bath house. AL
cleo. kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal, built-in gar. rear porch. Home
in top cond, Priced. at $4,000.
SAMUEL Z. BodLEY NC. wi.
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NO. ARLINGTON

This brick. detached home is in new
with fireplace. dining room, eauippec
Kitchen and screened porch on Isl
n, z spacious bedrooms and batr
on End: Full basement with out.
side entrance. Automatic oil heat
Large corner lot, Just of Wilson
oivd. .h a good buy at S12.750. Low
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Hunter
MA: 5000. ewes, GIL. 52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc.
1417 K st. NV.
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIklA

De Luxe Brick Bungalow
S14.950
This home is in beautiful condition.
and must be sold this week. Lge.
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm,
equipped kitchen, > bedrmS. and
tiled bath. Full bsmt., lge unf1n-
ished attic, fenced yard with shade
trees. Assume 4eo loan; low cash
payment.
J. Wesley Buchanan
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ALEXANDRIA,

Sl,SUU DOWN
And total monthly payments only $S5
home In excellent condition and
conv. to everything. A real buy at
GI approved price Of $14,650. Call
today.
j. Wesley Buchanan
CHI. 1341. OW 3O07 Ill
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NOTHING. LIKE TT.
AhSO111fe1v NothinUI

AAoNAJ ANSoAAAAA6s
"A-1". North Arlington location. Dis
tinctive In. every respect. Center
hall; panel liv. rm.,.. 14x24, with
fireplace; separate din. rm. and
equipped kitchen: bedrm. and bath
on 1st floor. Downstairs-yes. down
stairs! Are 2 additional rooms and
bath. Stairway to storage attic;
sparkling condition.; large trees on
lot; ideal for discriminating small
family or retiring couple. Appoint
ment at oW. 5000.
PRIZE POSSESSION!
A smart young home. 8 yrs. old,
with spacious rooms throughout.
21-ft. liv. rm. has French doors
opening to step-down paneled study
and half-bath, Banquet-size dining
rm. and equipped kitchen. Upstairs
are 2. twin-bed rms, storage rm.
and tile bath. Bsmt. has layatory
Oil air-condftioned heat. Beautiful
lot. Secluded screened porch. Gus
tom appointments. Shown by ap-
pointment only. At OW. 9099.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

NR. 18th AND EUCLID N.W.-1O-rm.
brick house, S17.500. Property clear.
Want apt. house UP to 20 units or
commercial prop. Will add cash.
FISCHER, CO. 500. is
CLEAR row 5-r. fr. ne. valued S3,-
500, as down payment for or. br.
NV. up S11,500; payments not
over SIS mo. Colored. Big br. cor.
store, at RI sta. Frederick Co., clear,
cash for equities, trust-noteS. N. E,
RYON CO. GE. 6146.
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CAPE COD ON ACRE

CAPE COD ON ACRE
New spacious 3-bedroom, 2h-bath
and garage, full basement, space
for recr. rm.. full din. rm., spacious
liv. rm. with fireplace, large rear
Georgian type porch and patio,
sale, S1S,500.
BETHESDA-$14,250
1-year-old, 5-room clapboard, expan-
ground level with outside entrance,
near Transportation, shopping. and
schools. $10,500; 40 loan can be
assumed.
GRAHAM & co.
CT R0J0 opap s%i1 q n ~,
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

AUNT MODERN brick apt house in
Arl For information call MANNAS
REALTY CO.. 2116 Wilson Blvd.
Gil, or OK o7S4
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-sau.hx..

SOIOREI>-tAC
ONLY $3.50 DOWN!
Newly redec. brick home, s Ige. lovely
rms, freplaces, bath, Magic Chef
range, .elec. refg.. deep lot, Diet. gar;
excel. location. Only S9,95O. Reas,
terms. WEITZ REALTY CORP,
9O0 10Th st. NV, ST. 4555.
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CENTER MARKET CITY,
5th and K sts. NV; bakery and meat
stands now avatlables also End com.a
reasonable rates. Phone DI. 5O39
IL AT
CONTINUED on Next Page,l a..
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Chevy Chase Terrace
NEAR SOMERSET SCHOOL
A charming family home, in a fne
neighborhood, 1st fl. consisting Of
Nv. rm. with firepl., kit, din. rm
bsmt., h.-w.h., nice level lot, det.
gar. Ewes. Mr. Markham, EN-. 1175.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1920
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIT, near KEN
tlworth ave. and proposed New York
ave. freeway. Ground lies well and
adapts itself to many uses. About
1,S00 feet over D. c. line. Price,
40c per 50. #. Call Warfleld 1404,
Atlantic 1896 Ia
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$500 DOWN

9oUU DOWN
1uys bswt this al brick semidet. Full
heat, hv. .rm., din. rm., euuinned
XII, bedrms: and tile bath. Bus
stops at your door. Payment of SSs
Per mo. includes everything. AfteI
~ years reduced to S7S per mo. SC
AL BAKER & SONS. INC.
1l6 So. St. Asap St.. Alex, Va.
TE. 7343, AL. 6644, q It'll o
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TRADE


Your home for q beautiful detached
home In an. exclusive section q
nearby Maryland. Our homes arr
the last word. Consider: Detached
brick on large level lot. slate roof
copper pipes. cutters and spouts
powder room, den. recreation room
laundry chute, screened porch
maids quarters. sun deck, breakfas,
nook, dtshwasher. garbage disposal
3 bedrooms, 2 baths; detached IA.
rage with breezeway. "
r. A. HUMPHREYS
S0s N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. $3.50
2ao4 Calvert ,st. NV. De. 5S7s.
SALE LAST HOUSE
5000 Conway rd., Bethesda. Md
Beautiful new. Cape Cod, 8 large
bedrooms, i "a baths, full bsmt., gar.
age, porch and sundeck; reduced
from S19,500 to S17,950. Terms
OIL. 3416. ewes. OIL. 1860. r11
No Money Down to .Vets
syss Ismo.ss sDripF DE,csS area :, M9ds61 bElsl
and VA approved. Many features
incl. large bedrms. with slidint
closet doors. spacious liv. rm. will
pictures window. dinette, de lux,
KIT. with S-cu.-ft. refgr., garbag,
disposal. Bendix washer; also utiI
rm: Call RE. $3.50, q to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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EUREKA!
$3.50 DOWN
For G1, 3 bedrms., 1k baths.
screen porch. full basement, new
orlck home in excellent wooded
area, wide lot. This is a fine home
built for generations of service.
MANNAS REALTY co.
211e Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4
MODERN BUNGALOWS
3 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm., din. rm.,
streamline kit, radiant heat, Their
mopane windows, Bendfx laundry
and disposal are all incl. in this
new group conv. located in No. Arl.
S13.750 to S14,250.
ARL. FOREST-$14,95O
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick with fun
bsmt.. oil heat, screened porch, 30
In, attic fan; large level lot with
oaks. Act quickly.
RAMBLER-S15.25O
Brand-new 2-bedroom brick home,
modern design with picture win
dows, sliding closet doors, dream
kitchen; close-in Arlington location.
F. E. MALCOLM
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2 acres. low cash. payment, 4 bedrm.
frame in excel. cond., close to
grade school and transp., plenty
q t druit and shade trees. price
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1900. eyes,. TIE. 1919 or OF. 91e1.
Evening star., 1950-01-10

SUBURBAN sAIE-MARYLA
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,

$3.50 D0WN.-2-bedrm. bungalow in
Kensington. Full price only SS.S55.
For information. phone WI. 1884,
after nm Ia
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coMI. PROPERTY FOR SALE

SECOND COMMERCIAL, S.E.-4.9s2
So. #, near new s. Capitol st.
nesss nsTidss P5eei io y pss eves 81 ST r. ss4s M
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC. 10
CORNER FOR COMMERCIAL, Ed
fnundston I'd. and Chesapeake St:
100xl40; S3,006 A. STANLEY
MOREAU. WA. 2571; evenings. WA.
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Near Braddock Road
M1E nEn
81 600 DOWN

Within 1 mile OF Shirley highway and
8 miles from Washington we have
an acre of land with prewar ~
story house. Attractive features in
and . bedrooms. fireplace, oil heat, heat
bath, full basement and q large attic
with space for at least more
rooms Price, $4,000. S100 per
month, Early possession.
MASON HIRST
Auusndale, Va. Phone "a. TAT.
Closed Sundays.
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N SHOPPING cENrER. 1o16 VIII Wilson

NEW SHOPPING CENTER coming up, spS
40th ave. and Oglethorpe st., Hy-nnD5
attsviile; reasonable rent. IA. 5474.HAJy
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ENGLISH STYLE
$12,75O
COIORED

SILVER SPRING AREA-s12. 500
A real investment; 2-famiiy house,
lst floor, living rn1., dining rm.'
kitchen, tile bath, 2 bedrms.: 2nd
moor, bedrms., kitchen and the
path; must be seen inside to be ap-
preciated,. Call RE. $3.50, 9 to 8,
Colonial Investment Co.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12

Memorial Baptist Church, 3rd
Ave. and Apache.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Vote 318 Yes
Javits Is Awarded
Citation OF Merit

NEW YORK (NNPA)-The First
Episcopal District of the AME
Church last Friday night award
ed it's Citation of Merit for Dis
tinguished Service to Representa-
tive Jacob K. Javits, Republican
Liberal, of New York.
The award, signed by Bishop D.
Ward Nichols, was presented by
the Rev. Walter P. Offut, Jr.,
church secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
The presentation was made at
Great Hall of the City College OF
New York at the closing session of
the Religious Education Chatauqua
of the church group.
Bishop Nichols praised Mr.. Jaw
it's as "a consistent fighter for hu-
man rights, health, housing, educa-
ton and the general welfare" He
said it was because of "the noble
and fortnight" stand he has taken
in the field of civil rights and his
willingness to champion the cause
of minorities that the AME Church
was happy to indicate in some
small measure the esteem in which
he is held"
Mr.. Javits was cited for his
consistent fight ito implement the
basic concept of life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness" and for his
contribution to "the fulfillment of
the principle of the Brotherhood
of Man."
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Antioch Baptist
Church News
By HELEN RANDOLPH

The assistant pastor of Antioch
Baptist Church, Rev. Smith, is
certainly praiseworthy for the way
he has conducted services, in the
absence of Pastor r. N. Holt, who
with his wife, has been in Cali
fornia for several days.
Sunday morning, Rev. Smith
preached out of his soul and our
souls were made to rejoice.
After service, the Reverend, Mrs.
Smith and several members visited
brother John Wormley, who h as
been sick for some time.
Evening worship was well at
tended as was the morning service.
Members are now planning the
Pastors Anniversary celebration
to be held October 16 through %,
which we hope will be a mem
orable one.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Tanner Chapel
Church News
BY CARRIE ROBERTS

How happy Tanner Chapel is TO
have our very own Rev. Jerry w.
Ford as our Pastor. Rev. Ford was
converted, married and entered the
ministry from Tanner chapel.
After one week in Phoenix, Rev.
Ford entertained the first quar-
terly Conference with Reverend
Thomas j. Townsend (who pastor
ed here for five years. and reap
pointed Presiding Elder presided.
Mrs. Katie Strelen was elected
Church Clerk for the year; jain
H. Steward, and Assistant Clerk;
Carrie Roberts, Reporter. Each
auxiliary had complete report.
The church was reported in excel
lent financial condition.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Va. Desegrating The
Hard Way Arizona
Will Vote 318 YES

ARLINGTON, Va. (NNPA) =
School officials disclosed last
Thursday that there are now seven
colored students attending spe-
cial class in automotive mainten-
ance at the Washington-Lee High
School.
The automotive mechanics shop
at Westinghouse was opened to
colored students after the Federal
District Court at Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, ordered the Arlington Coun-
ty School Board to afford Richard
Green an equal opportunity for
training in auto mechanics with
that afforded white students.
The District Court entered the
order after it's decision had been
reversed by the Fourth United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
which found that numerous in
equalities in educational facilities
existed between the Hoffman Bos-
ton School for colored pupils and
Washington-Lee.
Six other colored youths enrolled
after arrangements had been made
to give the course to young Green
at Washington-Lee. The colored
youths are taught at special af-
ternoon session, during which no
white students use the shop. This
arrangement was made in order
that the School Board would not
violate the state segregation law
requiring the teaching of colored
and white pupils in separate
schools.
Meanwhile, the Arlington Branch
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People is
endeavoring to. get other colored
pupils at the Boston Hoffman
School to apply for courses offered
at Washington-Lee but not offered
at Boston-Hoffman If a sufficient
number of pupils apply for a suffi-
cient number of courses, making 1t
impossible to provide substantially
equal educational opportunities
under segregated conditions, it is
believed that the School Board will
have no choice other than to
open Washington-Lee High School
to colored students.
A number of white people in
Arlington already are advocating
the abolition of racial segregation
in the schools of that county. They
contend that the dual school sys-
tenn is becoming too expensive.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Vote 318-YES
Death Comes To
Mrs. /. .. Allen

Mrs. Leona D. Allen, resident Of
Phoenix since April, 1945, died at
her home, 45O5 South 18th Street,
last Sunday. She had been in Ill
health for two years.
She joined the Union Baptist
Church, February Is, 1948, and at
tended there until her health failed
her.
Her body has been shipped to
Sapulpa, Oklahoma, for funeral
and burial services, by Ragsdale
Mortuary.
She is survived by her husband, !,
Jae Allen; children, Claude and
Thelma Allen, and Yvonne c. Les
lie; mother, father, 10 sisters and
brothers, and host. of relatives
and friends,
The family, accompanied by Rev.
Timothy billiard, left for Oklahoma
Wednesday morning.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
Dr.. Bunche Gives Lie To
Paul Robson Rontinqs

gro III AMERICAN Call nave q SICQI
deal of weight, even in Russian
mind, which is capable of recers-
ing the pull of gravity and may
possibly deny the existence of the
Nobel prize.
DR.. Bunche is "a Negro, a few
short generations away from slav-
cry and before that, the jungle.
He demonstrates, on the rec
ord, that a man of his color does
not have to affix himself to the
Communist party to gain success
in his own homeland.
DR.. Bunche is a Phi Bette, too,
and a Ph.D., too, and an honored
man on his own time and effort.
DR.. Bunche demonstrates Strik-
ingly that an American, no mat
ter what his color, still has an
unlimited ceiling for achievement.
His existence makes a liar OF
Robson and all the other race
screamers who portray the Negro
as Eliza still being bayed across
the ice packs.
Nor can anyone, by the wild
est stretch, accuse the proud and
honored DR.. Bunche of that fav-
orite epithet "Uncle Tomish" be-
cause of his association with and
accomplishments among his fellow
citizens.
The Daily Worker, the Com
munist organ that occasionally
honors me with bitter denun-
citation for my antipathy to Mr..
Robson, accuses me of foment-
ing race hatred every time ]
, take IA cuff at the backslid En-
peror Jones.
It will be curious indeed to note
that rags reaction to this one, in
which I seem to stand four-Square
in favor of the Negro race as
fellow Americans and pronounce
my pride in being a countryman
of DR.. Ralph Bunche, Negro.
It is odd indeed that "a fomen-
ter of race hatred" is filled with
pride over the exploits of the
Negro soldiers in Korea = men
who, Mr.. Robson once ringingly
proclaimed, would not fight for
their country if the Communists
came to- call.
All this I think while contin-
uing to regard Paul Robson,
Negro, as nauseously reasonable
disgrace to a land that gave him
fame and fortune, plus the free
dom of speech to denounce it
for it's kind.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12

NEW YORK, OcC. 1U - IL is
rather pleasing to reflect that
Mr.. Paul Robson, the Negro
press agent for the Communist
party, has finally been hanged
high as Haman, ideologically, by
a fine gentleman of his own race.
This would be DR.. Ralph Bunche,
who was recently awarded the
Nobel peace prize, thereby up
setting Mr.. Robeson's entire prop
aganda career and nullifying his
future value to the Kremlin.
Although he is a Phi Beta
Kappa, recent owner of huge
house, dwells in an exclusive
white community, former ALI
America, brilliant singer, honor
ed actor and wealthy man, Mr..
Robson early nominated himself
as spokesman for the American
Negro, especially for the benefit
of the Kremlin.
Nevertheless, Robson educated
his son in Switzerland and Russia,
and once made joking remark
as reported by the late Alexander
Woollcott, in friendly profile of
Robson, accusing his partially
Jewish wife of penury because of
her racial antecedents on the
white side.
He enjoined her to "be all mig
ger and give me the two bucks
a remark that would be out
rageously unforgiveable on any
lips today.
He has persisted in speaking for
his race in America. This has
never greatly delighted the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, as my
friend Walter White might tell
you.
Robeson's presentation of his
races plight in America has been
roughly divided between lynching
and mass persecution.
He has never dwealt on the
fact that the greatest mass de-
preston of the Negro exists in
Harlem a black ghetto run by his
friend and political ally Vito Mar
cantonio.
The Nobel peace prize is, I be-
lieve, the highest international
honor to be bestowed on either
man or organization.
DR.. Bunche, the grandson of a
black slave, just won it, there
by heaping great honor on his
nation, which was more than
proud of his work in the settle
ment of the Israel-Araib war.
do not see how anything
Robson might say in the future
concerning the plight of the Ne
Arizona sun., 1950-10-12
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH .
805 So. 11th Avenue
Rev. N. Glass, Pastor
Mt. Zion Baptist Church

WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
1902 East Washington Street
Rev. p. r. Albert, Pastor
SON.