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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05

tense. Two rockies with the squad
are Emerson Cole and Jimmy Joe
Robinson. According to reports
Robinson has looked the better of
the two. Cole comes tothe Browns
with a great record at Toledo,
and Robinson comes from Pitt.
Because of the merger of the two
pro leagues, the two rockies will
find it very difficult to replace
the best talent of two major foot
ball leagues.
Because of their Negro talent
the New York Yanks are loaded
with offensive power this year.
Heading this great juggernaut are
Buddy Young and George Taliaf-
erro as half of the starting back
field which included the passing
wizard, George Ratterman.
Both of these men showed up
very we'll in competition with the
two Chicago teams, the Bears and
the Cardinals. With Taliaferro in
the same backfield, Buddy Young
will be able to gain much more
yardage than in the past in pro
ranks.
Also, in the Yank backfield is
Sherman Howard, holdover from
the AAC Yankees. He has per-
formed very we'll in his exhibition
assignments. The newest member
of the Yank crew is Bobby Mann,
late of Detroit Lions.
Featured on a term with eXcell-
| ent ends and good backfield pass
receivers, Mann has not yet figur.
CONTINUED on Page a.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05
Rounding up The News
By Jimmie N. Jones

Among the interesting court
items ofthe weekend was the con-
tinuance ofthe assault and battery
case of Willie Dan Williams, 49,,
of All Benton st, against Jimmie
Barrett, 10, Of 2400 N. Dixie
Drive, who is alleged to have beat
en- Williams up under the Herman
ave. bridge on the night of June
20, while two uniformed police
officers are alleged to have stood
by. After the supposed hearing
on the case was moved from
July rs to Friday, September 1,
another continuance followed.
AS in the past, Williams sat
alone in the court room, waiting
for the action of the court on his
case, and again, another post
ponement was announced, this
time according to the prosecutors
records, the defendants, Barrett
and the two discharged police Of
ficers, Harry Horner, 5411 w.
Third st., and H. A. Thomas, 33
McReynolds st., all charged with
assault and battery on Williams,
through their attorney, Arthur
Eaton, demanded a jury trial for
all three. Municipal Judge Paul
Sherer, called Williams to the
bench and told him it would be
impossible to impanel a jury in
time for the trial to be held Fri
day, September 1, as scheduled,
and that it would be tried before
a jury "Sometime in October.
In the meantime, money has
been subscribed by a committee
for the purpose of a civil suit
against the defendants for the re-
covery of damages by the com.
plainant, Willie Williams, for the
purpose of employing defense
counsel.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05

Sept. 80, Maryland State, away;
Oct. 7, Mississippi Industrial,
home; Oct. IA, Texas, away; Oct.
%, Vile, Shreveport, La; Oct.
%, T~illotson, home: Nov. 4, Be-
thune-C ookmafn, away; Nov IL,
Prairie View, home; Nov. 10,
Paul Quinn, away; Nov. rs, Ten
nessee State, away, and Dec. 2,
Bishop, Ruston, La, Lions Bowl.
FL Negroes Stick 1t Out With 6
Pro Football Squads
CHICAGO (ANP)- With the
hottest profootball season in history
coming up and only two weeks to
pare down squads, there are at
least Fl Negro players with a
better than even chance of remain
ing with their teams.
Of the 13 teams in the National
and American divisions of the Ma
tional league, six teams have sign
ed up Negro players. They r the
Cleveland Browns and the New
York Giants of the American divi-
sion and the New York Yanks, Los
Angeles Rams, Green Bay Pack
ers, and San Francisco 49ers of
the American division. The Detro-
it Lions of the National may still
have Mel Groomes and Valley
Triplett from last year.
Teams that definitely do not
have colored players are the Chi
| cago Bears of the National divi-
sion and the Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore
Colts, Philadelphia Eagles, and the
| Washington Redskins of the Am
orleans.
Leading team with Negro play
ers is the Cleveland Browns, foul
times All America conference
lchampions. Heading Paul Browns
machine is the fabulous Marion
Motley, 237 pounds of brute force
at fulback.
Sturdy Bill Willis plays guard
Horace Gillom and Len Ford arr
excellent ends with Gillom a goot
punter, and Ford a SHARPLY on de
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-05
The Pigskin
Hubble
By AMP
Grabbing To Play
11-Came Schedule

GRAMBLING, La. CAMP U.s.
ing his crying towel early Coach
Eddie Robinson is predicting the
worst postwar year in football
for the the Grambling Tigers who
will play a lengthy 11-game sche-
dule.
The Grabbing schedule will al
so be it's toughest in several years
including games with Maryland
State, Tennessee State, and Prair-
lie View, some Of last yaer's top
teams.
The schedule also includes a
couple of breathers such as Miss
issippi Industrial and Paul Quinn.
Grambling will open at home
against Texas college and close in
Ruston, La, in the annual Lions
Bowl game with Bishop. The
schedule follows:
Sept. 16, Texas college, home;
asked for federal intervention in
the situation.
Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of
South Carolina pledged the state
to give the sheriff "all the CO.
operation and assistance he de-
| sires in the investigation"
Mayor P. N. Ramsey of Myrt-
lie Beach was reported out OF
town.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

RIVER TERRACE, 1926 Blaine st. n
Attractive row brick: 2 bedrms.
full bsmt. gas auto. heat; bus at
door: $50 mo. Call WA. 1921. IS
SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom det::
Has' lsass or DE- El1nSsE Ssi4 $3.50 moi; avg .ysil
8 ROOMS, incl. kit. BATH, bsmt: also
various apts.: inquire at 907 N. Y.
ave. NV. URCIOLo REALTY co.
Do not phone). IS,
DET., rooms; yard; excel. neigh
s705 Maywood ave. Phone sH. 1894.
HUNTINGToN-New cond.. partially
redec.; Q bedrms., brick, semide-
tached; full dry basement, gas
heat; lge. lot: immediate occupancy;
500 mo. TIE. 1882 eyes,. or TIE.
BETHEsD1x. e-rm. brick. almost new.
/. c. j. KooNTz 8 CO.. sH: 114f.
5-BEDRM. HOUSE for rent: beauti-
full view; ;s g.. 6h acres Ind:, ground; stoves:
WA. 1855 or Laurel 795-w-ii.
NEW. GROOM, sEMIDETACHED -
Facing Gov. land in ne, elc., refgr.,
gas heat. nicely fenced yard; one
plUCh W Jus SbOp dllu
S1OO monthly. on lease, with Sc
curity. Phone TR. 2S02; evenings or
Sunday, ME. 339S. .
GEORGETOWN = Excel. cond.; s
bedrms.; Victorian: on 41st st. $275.
Emma Moore Scott, DI. 1854, co
s995 FOURTH ST. s.E.-Aving room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and bath;
S71 SO per mo- Call Miss Schroth,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. 1906, H
st. NV. MA, 2345. %
5000 FOURTH ST. S.E.-Living room,
bedroom. dining alcove. kitchen and
bath: S70:36 per mo. Call Miss
Schroth. SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. %
THREE BEDRMS., IN BATHS. Liv
rm. "a it.. with firepl. Auto. h.-w
heat, oil burner. Large dining rm.,
1Ss' tubs. on e lot 30 ftAss r., Vide: uars larrs
forest trees. Brick house completely
insulated. Oak floors. Cali WI
1724. O.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

LAWYER AND FAMILY desire f.
bedroom unfurnished house after
August. Maximum $3.50. Owens $3.50
COUPLE desire to rent we'll
furnished house from July 18th
to Oct. 18th. Requirements: Refined
neighborhood. at least 3 bedrms.,
bath, plus efiicient servants quar-
ters for white I married couple to livs
sPAdHoUs "a nS5 so:S ! or SCR room unfurnished
home, in good residential section
Of North Arl. Call Jackson 4-0397
FURNISHED. apart.
ment or house. for responsible New
menhs mont s0qRs 'hFs'
BY SEPT. I-3-bedroom unfurn
house. in vicinity western or Wilson
GOVT. ssEMPIoYE I'd desires s-6edroom
house. unfurniShed or semifurnished,
for 2 yrs. beginning Aug. or Sept. /;
S135 max. Three adults. Do not
smoke or drink, references. Call
SUI eve Acc MGn anor wo s2ecasivs aaR With
three. children seeking unfurnished
3-bedroom house with play area, in
NV. District or nearby Md: for oc-
cupancy Aug /: max. 500. OIL. 1885.
WIFE and adult son desire
3.bedrm, unfurn; house. Bethesda or
Ext, 1927. No ans. leave MESSAGE .
NAVY OFFICER desires 4-bedrm.,
antur1 anr T. house nS over fer 5 y5 pS o54
MONTH OF AUGUST or permanent.
8 bedrm., Ia bath, unfurnished d
home accessible to Pentagon. 3
children. Prefer 1ge. yard or small
ATTENTION ARMY AND NAVY. s.
bedroom, 2-bath unfurnished. vi
cinity Mass. ave-, Spring Valley,
Wesley Heights, Westmoreland.
Adults. WI. S706. 12'
Navy, desires 3 to 4-bed-
rm. unfurn. house, 1st Sept: gar
den, garsge; saIs e V; or Md. preferred;
ADULT quiet family. i've years pres
ent location, desires 3-bedroom un-
furnished house, preferably Alex
andria. by Sept. J.. Maximum S125.
ARLINGToN. unfurn., 2 or 3 bedrms.
screened porch; nr. bus. school,;
lease; $105 mo. max. FA. S506.
-S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE AND FILLING STATION
for sale or lease: growing commun-
ity; modern equipment. complete
stock. Owner has other interests.
For information call Logan 3-s533.
GROCERY, BEER, wINE-so% col
ored trade; wkly. volume over
S1,S00 cash business; no delivery;
10-year lease with or without liv-
ing quarters; $1,000 will handle.
Should sell this week. Call Mr..
Brown. YEoNAs REALTY, GL. 2100,
GROCERY AND DAIRY. District mkt.
full stock, priced for immed. sale
on account illness. Phone Ii. 3-0147
RooMfNG HousE-12 rooms, fur
nished, cheap for cash; sickness rea-
f91 foF selHg aNS Mr. Ne 4seg egopr g.
opportunity: bargain, selling on ac-
count sickness. 110S N. Irving st.,
clarendon,S Va. IA. 2-2213. s.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY AREA
This attractive. detached, white brk.
Cape Cod home is priced correctly
at S1S,950. 1st fir. has reception
hall. iv. rm. with f1repl., din. rm.,
modernly equip. kitchen, . nice bed
rms. and bath; End fir, 3 bedrms
and bath. There. is a bedrm. and
bath in bsmt.; detached 2-car ga
rage; lge., deep lot. Don't miss in
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000. %
UNIV. PIX. AREA-Beau-
tiful brick rambler, containing nice
combination living dining room, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. full basement,
gas a.-c. heat. attached garage
RAYMOND B. DUNN, .Wo. 0214
BRIGHTWOOD-Two fiye-room apart
ments, each with kitchen and bath.
Semidetached brick home. one half
block of upper Georgia ave. Excel
lent home and income. Two double
garages in rear. Priced to sell quickly
at $4,000. Substantial cash re-
MARSHALL j. WAPLE c., 1924
14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD-Brick semidet.. s
rms, bath. porch. bsmt. with rec.
rm.. 1a-bath, laund. rm. and garage.
Also deep lot. Call OR. O04S, or RA.
1927. REALTY BROKERS. INC,
5506 Conn, ave. %
Evening star., 1950-07-08
POOKS HILL
APARTMENTS
BETHESDA. MARYLAND

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
just Beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Avenue
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM.
DINETTE. KITCHEN AND BATH
$112.50 UP
TWO BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM,
DINETTE. KITCHEN AND BATH
$149.50 UP
Features include secretarial switch.
board, utilities, three elevators, car.
peted corridors, delivery service
two large parking areas. Storage
space on each floor; roof garden.
Resident MANAGER on premises ::
Evening star., 1950-07-08
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

BsoADMyooR.o .A y,lH 1901 Conn. ,,,as ave-
bedrm:, 2-bath apt. with foyer. spa
cious liv. rrln.. screened porch. din.
space. kit. with service door, clos
cts; redecorated throughout. The
Broadmoor affords all the facilities
of superior apt. hotel. Total price
S1S.500; terms. Mr.. Gavin on prem
ises. H. G. sMITHY CO.. ST. $500.
NAYLoR GARDENS-open for in
spection l. to 5; l and 2-bedroom
aots. available. Lowest mo. charge
in DC. Sales office in Administra-
ton Bldg. Both and Naylor rd sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings, call OR.
5761 or TW. 1191.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Open 2-5 daily; attractive efficiency
apt, $6,50O. Also newly redecorated
3 large rms, bath and modernized
kitchen apt. S11,950, terms, immed
possession. Mr.. Farmer, RE. 1887 or
DU. 1905, HOME REALTY CO. IS
CONNECTICUT AVE.
IMMED. OCCUPANCY
This lovely 1-bedrm. apt, offers the
best in location and value at $500.
maintenance only S23.57 per mo.
To inspect call MR.. PALMER, HU.
e447 or AID. 2059. 3
Evening star., 1950-07-08
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN-Young career woman
desires another to share attractive,
small house; $50 per mo. MA.
TWO GIRLS, share home with couple:
SIS week: near Navy Annex and
Pentagon; transp. mr.; tele. ia.
S-4162. 3
HOME to share with 2 girls or mother
and child; day care. Ii. 3-9454. %
GRIN. HOUSE with baths: all mod.
conv., will share with refined emp.
couple or lady; conv. transp.; ref.
Mr.. BUREAU OF STANDARDS. Conn.
and Albemarle; 2 refined girls to
share air conditioned 3-bedrm.
house; ref: S32 ea. WO. 0569. g
Evening star., 1950-07-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPLOYED GENTLE COUPLEi un-
maximum $40. ST. 1894 after 8.
NICELY FUKN. AccoMMoDATIoNs
with = bedrms., 2 liv. rms, . bath
rooms. kit, and library with usual
istan Embassy, 2201 r st. NV. Rent
to pm, working days only. 5
GIRL, g. w. U. student, wants unfurn.
ENC. apt, near school. TR. 4240,
NEWLYWEDs. with highest refer
ences, desire clean, unfurnished l.
bedrm or efficiency apt. in apt.
bldg; NV. section; $50 max. MI.
1895, Sat. or Sun. 10 to .. g
SCHOOL 'EACHER and wife desire
fIrn: apt: or small house from July
NV. sECTIoN-Responsible couple
kitchen and bath. $50 maximum;
prefer apt. bldg. Box 405-M, Star,
UNFURN.-1-2 bedrm. apt. in D. c.
fSg 2 ADULTS: GL; 44oo, Ext. sss
FURNISHED ONE OR TWO BEDRM.,
near George Washington Univ,
$ll0 maximum. EX. 1449. 3
ONE ROOM, BATH, unfurnished apt.
sought by woman, Christian, moving
sun. Privacy appre., NV, about $40.
Box 411-M. Star. 1Os
3 GOVT. GIRLS desire two-bedroom
furnished apartment, convenient to
Pentagon. Va. Gil. 9516, RIM. G-206.
UNFURNIsHED 2 BEDROOM apart
ment in D. c.; 3 adults; good ref
erences; permanently employed. Box
NiTfST' NiTfV1M' SSpnM,pr,x SIsI, .cou,prl4
client, well maintained l6 to 20 unit
apartment in NV. area; will pay
liberal price. Call Mr.. Harrington,
ma; 1900; ewes, EN-. 744s. BOSS g.
prHMa PHEMhPS; rs inc, INC, lAi8 AZ, x St; NV. %
bedroom ef,ciency apartment in
GE. 1850 after 8 pm. weekdays;
MARINE OFFICER desires Q or 8
ssdTm' ssdT fur fT5n. .a7s apt; during Aug. and
sssRDRM. ssRai tn ruRS. Tale' APT, for ply phSsi-
course; white, Protestant, temper
ate; garage conven. desired. Ho.
rGksrs;afb Iha siifi o stf. RI; yASrED-sssa
rTR rfHsns AFT f9le' wANrEbBs Gs Eb ezaosg elderly
Public Health nurses for months OF
Aug. and Sept. At least 2 bedrms..
anteed. Write MISS ELIZABETH
CLANTON. Tappahannock, Va. Ia
WILL LEASE BEDRM. apt. prefer
ably unfurn. in converted house OF
town area, desired. impeccable ref,
approx $90-$1O0 per mo. NO. 5917.
FOR ONE, Scott, Dupont Circle, pref.
remod; hse., quiet, perm, excel; refs
NO. 1892 10s
COMPLETELY FURNISHED apart
ment or house for responsible New
York couple, two children, three
months, immediate possession. FIR.
5000, Sunday, 3 a.m.-12 noon.
BEDRM. UNFURN. APT. NV,
prefer Mt. Pleasant or GEORGETOWN.
2 women govt. employed. Sat-Sun.,
HO. 1850, Apt. 703, weekdays after
pm. o.
Evening star., 1950-07-08

American University Park
1923 43rd pl. NV, immacu-
late.
$3.50 per mo. EN-. S4e5. p
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE, Q
bedrm. brick. with nicely finished
rec. rm., $100 mo-: lease only to
responsible party. TR. 2S02, or
ewes NE. 339S. a
Evening star., 1950-07-08
WILLSTON APIS.
New Development in Va.
6601 Lee Blvd.

l BEDROOM, $3.50
2 BEDROOMS, $83 to- '$36
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms with cross ven-
tilation, plenty of closet space.
Modern kitchen with dining
area, tile bath with shower,
janitor service. Laundry and
storage facilities. Fenced-in
equipped play area. on street
parking.
Convenient to shopping and
schools, new large shopping
center soon to be erected; IL
minutes from Memorial Bridge
by car. Straight out Lee blvd.
or take Arnold Line bus III
at llth and E terminal which
goes via K st. to ONCE on
project. Phone FA. 1913.
OPEN DAILY TO DARK
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV, ST. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-08
PARK VIEW APIS,
UPLAND
~a-v

CAFRITZ DEVELOPMENT
IN THE DISTRICT
Unusual / and 2 bedrm. apis. al
$3.50 and $3.50, includ. utils
New project, near Congress Hts.
minutes from downtown via so
Capitol st. Bridge. AS or AS bus
from 10th and Pa. ave. See res
mgr. at 81 Galveston st. s.w. 10
Evening star., 1950-07-08
COLORED

1909 18th ST. NV.
Why not be the proud owner of your
own one-room, kit. and bath effi-
cheney apt. in this modern down
town apt. house for a very small
ments like rent? Call DONALD
GUNTER or MORRIS COHEN, l4O4
l st. NV, MA. S036; ewes. TU
Evening star., 1950-07-08
COOPERATIVE APrs. Cont J
COTORED CO-OP

apt. on easy terms. Vacant i, 2, s.
bedrm. apts.; only 1895 down; S75
per mo-; finest NV. location: beauti-
full building. H. LOPATIN, DI. $3.50;
eve PA 060S ii
Evening star., 1950-07-08

ALEXANDRTA-Coionial town house,
3 bedrms., beautiful furn.; large
garden; $175 mo-; Tyr. lease; no
young children or pets.
HELEN r.. MARSHALL
AL. 3S01, TIE. 5576. XII. S-6794.
Evening star., 1950-07-08

MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage In
Phone No. oio4 gNiHoofN sroRAdiSI SsSatdiI
CO. INC est. 1906
MOVING By VETS exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Gail
Evening star., 1950-07-08
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
FOR SALE BY OWNER

PREWAR det. brick, must be seen to
be appreciated. Level lot. Mr.. La
fayette and Blessed Sacr. Schools.
bus transp. and shopping area; frst
f.. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. pantry
and porch: End A., 3 bedrms.. III
baths; storage attic; oil h.-w.h.: det.
garage, maids rm. and showers In
bsmt. Price, S22,500. Call WO.
7416. No brokers'. 3
Evening star., 1950-07-08
RETAIL BAKERY

Nearby Va, in Arlington's finest
shopping center. This store has ex-
Gel. possibilities. Business increasing
wkly. Complete price, only $4,000;
cash and terms. Call Mr.. Brown
YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 2100, OK
Evening star., 1950-07-08
CHEVY CHASE
5508 30th PLACE
CAPE COD COLONIAL
S22,500
Open Sunday, 10 to Dark

OfNAA SSA@4A~Jt ~ w ~~A -
Attractive comfortable home sitn-
ated on a high elevation and con-
tains living room with adjoining
porch, dining room. lavatory. kitch.
en-; j bedrooms, bath. STORAGE attic:
maids room and lavatory in base
ment; garage; gas heat.
To reach: Out Connecticut ave. to
Nebraska: right to 30th place, then
right to 550S.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR 446A
Evening Telephone WI. 653S
LiSt Your Home With Us)
Evening star., 1950-07-08

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S416 Lynwood pl-6 rms, ga baths
garase. porch, attrac. yard; $175
per mo-; immed. poss. Call Mr.
Sherwin, MA. s100 or ewes, EN-
7751.
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. IS
COLORED-23II NJ ST. N.W.-Large
S-room house. Rental, S70.S4 per
month.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
Realtors. 1924 Vermont ave, NV,
DI. S141. IA
Evening star., 1950-07-08

IMMEDIATELY
Mod. 2-bedrm. apt. 3 blks. Catholic
school. / blk. public school: small
new project; Buckingham area; IL
minutes Pentagon; S92 so per mo-;
best ref. req. CHI. 6640. %
Evening star., 1950-07-08
GEORGETOWN

Officer's transfer necessitates imme.
diate sale; spick-and-spsn house:
large living room with fireplace.
modern kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
can 1an move Saqsa 9aht IN; Sndar
ROXANA B. DORAN
3245 P st. NV. AID. s912. MI. s27s.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
RESTAURANT

Club Bali, 14th g. T SITS. NV.
Glass C license; seats over
$50; entire kitchen stainless
steel. Attractive proposition to
% summer season. Seen % By appt.
MR.. GERBICH, MI. 4047.
Evening star., 1950-07-08

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached brick; living room, dining
room, kitchen, den, 3 bedrms., 3
baths; finished basement with bath:
garage; large lot; $4,000. Call Mr..
Smith, DI. 4254 or NO. 9134 all day
Sat and Sun cox AND co -
Evening star., 1950-07-08

We have several good listings. rang
ing in price from $4,000 to S95,-
900. May we help YOU with your
housing problem?
P.S.-Property owners. we are con-
stantly seeking new listings. Call
us today about yours.
ROXANA B. DORAN
3245 P st. NV. AID. s912, MI. s278.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3605 Patterson st. NV.
"a BLOCK EAST FROM CIRCLE
OPEN IL TO z DAILY

opEN VACANT VI iS DAILY
$1,000 cash will let you move into
this charming custom-built stone
home. 6 rms. and 2 baths, Include
ing liv. rm. with firepl., lge. din.
rm.. huge kit: screened side porch,
plenty of shade
THIS IS CERTAINLY WORTH IN
VESTIGATING.
Priced to sell as owner is leaving
city and must SELL Meet Walter
Aiken on premises or call RE. 1887,
AID. 5297.
Home Realty Co Realtors
Evening star., 1950-07-08

FOX HALL VILLAGE AREA-A love
ly 5-bedrm., 2 baths, brick attached
house: southern exposure; excel
lent condition throughout; detached
garage. S22 800. Eyes. AID. S532
MA. $3.50 business days.
GEoRGETOWN-Compact 2-bedroon
house with every conv., 2 freplaces,
Evening star., 1950-07-08

BOOMING HOUSE, Ink. and
tourist. Deal with owner. Best To-
cation. IA rooms, water in IL.
Consider sell business and lease to
reliable party. Shown by appt. only.
300 blk. East Capitol st. FIR. 1908.
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stitutional Church Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-10
Welcome Back
Bill Oppenheiner

We welcome the return of our
old and trusted friend and bust
ness man, Mr.. William Open
heimer.
Mr.. Oppenheimer has been away
from the neighborhood. operating
businesses in various parts of the
city.
Bill, a very aggressive and pro-
gressive and militant business man
was directly responsible for our
first Negro ever to be employed
at our Washington State Liquor
Store on 9th and Jackson.
Bill boasts of the excellent Fish
and Chips. Oysters, etc, prepared
by his Negro Chef. Hesilkiah
(shorty) Gibson. At his new
location "over the Top Beverage
store located at 523 jackson st.
Friends, go on down and see Bill
and try some of his Chicken and
Chips, and wine and beer, too.
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ceiving fragrant bouquet of
flowers.
So hard did Miss Huey work in
capturing the Chinese crown, that
people as far South as California
were rallied to her SUPPORT, as The
winners of door prizes indicate.
A Spartan television set went
to Quo Wah Cafe, SanFrancisco,
Calf. The second prize, a radio
monograph combination, was won
by c. Loon of Seattle.
Canton Gardens of Seattle was
awarded a is nm. camera as third
prize. A handsome mix master
went to Chinatown Cafe in En-
cino Calf. Tie fifth and sixth
prizes, a toast master and coffee
master, were won by Mr.. H.
Wong and Mr.. Chin Jack-man.
both of Seattle.
The five-piece orchestra of
Bernie Stephens serenaded the
Queen and her princesss while
Dan Woo, master of ceremonies.
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Ladies' AuxiliurY of
Eust Mudison
District Formed

Mrs. Harvey Canyon, president
of the city-wide Ladies Auxiliary
for the Associated Boys Clubs,
met with the following ladies for
the purpose of organizing such a
group in the Madison Park area.
The charter members of the or.
ganizatlon are Mrs. Jno. L. Blount,
elected president; Mrs. Gilbert
Baker. elected secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Raft Hollingsworth, assis-
tant secretary-treasurer and pub
LEFTY chairman; Mrs. Sydney
Brown, chairman of social activi-
ties: Mrs. Otis Law and Mrs.
Margie Mayfield were also present
with very constructive thoughts
of how this unit will serve as a
back bone for the Associated
Boys Club. Other members who
were not present but are now
on the ground floor of the organi-
zation are Mesdames James Pur-
nell and Lewis Jones.
Mrs. Raft Hollingsworth enter
tanned the group in her home. 1t
was a very enjoyable meeting
Mrs. Canyon expressed desire
to make such move in the other
districts. For similar meetings
should serve as an inspiration and
challenge to all the women and
especially the mothers of Seattle
to better our community by help
ing to provide worth while recre-
ational opportunities for our youth.
Any woman DESTROYS of helping
with this program is urged to con-
tact Mrs. Jno. L. Blount, EA. 1886.