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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '3s 2-dr.; good transp,:
good tires; $500. Call WI. 1912.
poNTIAd s5ssF P'mi 3a4o 4-dr. sedan. Special spec
PoS4sc P55SS sesS Sc SG, Sss sso d0SR Wisconsin Ron
ave. OIL. 5000. IS
sse efs7 'i FlooD P9ST1AG. 4sai
roNIao 81 g5s 19as statior 4aal VasSn con
PONTIAC 1916 Torpedo 2-door; r.
and h.. other extras; a very clean
car: Ss25. LO. 5I1469. Ia
PONTIAC 1871 ''s" sedan: r. and h.,
cew ceHd tissS Ss3 D. as 6 stP 9iPe9tion' excsl
PONTIAC 1947 "6'' sedanette; T. and
ally: 81 l,09Q. KIRK MOTOR CO,
1000 Georgia ave. NV. ia. 1890.
PONTIAC 1946 2-door sedan; r. and
h. two-tone green; good cond and
S775;, terms srranged aT7s Wood
p6yTI.1 lex RI nv oaN no q S72a so,, :edsr. m9
INC, 1920 Wisconsin ave, OIL. 5000.
PONTIAC 1941 sedan; 1895. Look Tor
our big ad. AUT ; WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburs Rd. u. 3-SsO0.
PONTIAC 4e sedanette: S794. Look
sAzEss. AS P4sl ~ As siadeasbSrs Edoti kd' Il.
sTUDEBAKER AT Starlight sedan:
$194.. L4ok for our big ad, AUTO
Rd. Il '3tSS5 31ss00 1907 0''oe.eg ms IL
sTUDEBAKER so Champion sedan;
81. pa: Look for our big ad AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. IL. t-SSOU. s
STUDEBAKER I94s Commander con-
yertible, maroon. black top; ! owner,
low mileage, excellent shape. all
extras ealsso ineIl inel 4yerdriye; 81 $50.
G 324l ProSpect aye. NV. IS
sTUDEBAKER I947 Champion 2-dr.:
ss75H AKERRxss Rxsfoe5Ef, oE6s sS5z cxD3IIhc flfaH;
Alex. Va. OV. O350. IS
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champ; r. and
=; excel. cond.; new tires; low mile. ;
$3.50 or best offer. Ii. 4-2772. .
sTUDEBAKER 1886 Champion 2-dr.
gray Sed r. and h.: seat covers:
Good shape; owner going in service;
must sell; SS25. OIL. 2720. OIL. 067O.
wMLYs I947 station wagon; over
drive and heater, good condition;
Sz45 or best offer; orig. owner.
Ap. 0S16 after ) pm IO'
COLE MOTOR & TRAILER CO.. s232
Ga ave. Silver Spring, announces
snrother new location at Waterloo.
81 200, Waterloo 53a- WIZ
Md: mi n OF Laurel.
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American Trailer Co, Inc

See these and many other models Of
both new and used house trailers.
q 1850 SjF Wis HIsin AVE- WEE NV. wo. 1891
One of the following branch sales lots.
1l BERWYN. MD, TO. 5035
(2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA VA TIE. 1920.
90 OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT.
ALEXANDRIA. ON No. i HIGHWAY.
0V oSOI
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GARAGES

GARAGE WANTED to rent by the
month, anywhere in northwest.
Cal RE. 1897 after pm. Ia
BSMT. GAR. for rent: pvt residence;
dead storage. SS mo. 1901 N. Hern.
GARAGES for rent, 81; brick ga.
RACES, concrete floors. 9th anc
Buchanan st. NV. 81. 1922.
IOl DELAFIELD PLACE N.W.-Single
brick garage. suitable storage or
parking; 81 mo. FEDERAL RENTAL
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AVIATION
AUToMoTlvE MIscELLANEoU:

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-Ws
have available for immediate deliv-
Plymouth 34-'47. Dodge '34-'47
We can order Buick. Chrysler De
Doto. Olds. Pontiac, Studebaker and
WHY'S: terms as low as Sl1
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged. MONTGOMERY WARD
Alexandria. Va AL 1900
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RAflERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has lge display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean used trailers ranging
IN SIZE from IS to 33 It. priced
from $500 to 50 $50. terms Q to 5
yrs. Phone TO. 51ll
NEW UTILITY trailer, #. long. 312
II. sideboards. Price. SO. Gail
sIX-SLEEP TRAILER, with pine
paneled dinette, custom-built awning
shower and toilet; excel. cond. .
$3.50 or best offer. KI. S-7934
GLIDERs AND LA sALLEs-l951
models are now on display; all
equipped with showers. flush toilets.
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as s. 695, de-
livered: small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s232
Georgia ave; also our new ioc. at
Waterloo, Md. COLLIE MOTOR g.
TRAILER CO, 81. $500 or Water
leo :j3q-W-l4
TRaILERs BOUGHT. sold and dis
played; any size. Bring them out.
Cash! 1000 Central ave, HI. $3.50.
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

VAN TRUCK. any size Job. prompr
service reas:; local or long distance
ia. .!9:i1: after : pm, GE. 1916 -
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Real Estate Service, Inc
SHOPPING LIST

Bunealow; 5 rms, tiled bath, hsmt.
close close in; nm price s~. sls ss5 $50. :
rms, fireplace. bath and bsmt.;
Sox120 lot: S14,950. terms arranged.
American Colonial; large 5-bedrm.
home; bone. fiTsplaee Saa zee partial bsmt,; on
Brick attached home; s T. rms, ms til tileS ed
needed. bal. like rent.
Stone rambler, S14.75O; . bedrms.,
large liv. rm. with fireplace, built-in
bookshelves. equipped kit; Is-acre
Brick and shingle Colonial: 6 rms:
tiled bath. equipped kit, porch; fun
sEnt bSmt.; n MINIMUM Z i'm $4,000 cash down.
Cape Cod with expansion provided;
now has 2 bedrms. and bath: you
finish additional bedrms. and bath
at small cost: a4-acre lot; Sl4,750.
Rambler 2 levels; 3 bedrns.. 2 baths;
bsmt.; country club section; S?s 500.
Rambler; rms. 3 picture windows;
WOODED 6sihF; lot: lasss s .ado' RSm''' Oeau''i"l
De luxe rambler. brick; combin tion
liv: rm.-din. rm.,, equipped Kit, )
bedrms.. . baths, bsmt, lots of stor-
age: new at S25,5O0.
Brick Colonial; 6 rms, tiled bath,
large porch, garage, bsmt. with as
phalt tiled floor; beautiful lot;
S19.950.
Inspect these homes at your con-
venience; appointments arranged by
our staff. Just call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee hwy, Oh Glebe I'd, ow. 5000
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Professional Building
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1saS .IoAE
SHOP AND HOME

SHOP AND HOME
Large wood working shop. powel
plant and some equipment; oyel
1000 So. it. floor space; paint Shor
4S0 So it. floor space; s-roon
house. 4 bedrms.. ] bath; near rail.
road, small village; other bldes
S12,500. BERNARD T. BROSIUS
Realtor, 1854 Colesville Rd. SH
0420.
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JUNIOR ESTATE

JUNIOR ESTATE
Intriguing white enameled bungalow
surrounded by over -. acre: conv.
located in Falls Church. The out
side never has to be painted. The
enamel is baked on. A world of
room for gardening, flowers and for
children to play. Inside, . bedrms..
bath, spacious liv. rm.. with rustic
pine paneling effect. Modern
gas heat: $500; 4fc loan avail
able: $1,000 cash will handle. Don't
wait-call now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. (cont.)
SENIOR ESTATE,

Approximately ] acre of this good
earth surrounds this lovely brk,
home. 1t is without question one
of the most desirable floor plans
built. With bedrm. and tile bath
on 1st f.; 2 bedrms. and tile bath
UP. Attractive liv. rm. with firepl.
family-Size din. rm. 15xl3; lge.
nm; oil h.-wh.; S4.450 cash. SIOO
per mo. and you could be the proud
owner of this home
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.

II ;Is5, RMS So;,. ? ;. baths, kits, ideal tor
aptS., partly furn.; an opportunity:
Mauney. TU. 200. GE. e7sO.
MiS2 AS2N AVE- ASSEEosKEY skMsfS Sss|tSs stSsm, apt
ties; annual income. $500. GEORGE
Y. WoRTHINGTON a. SON, Ma.
1926. OIL. 3739. .
1000 BLK. BLADENSBURG RID
Lot SOxl5O. store, 2 apis. above, oil
nstho, neat; sapageS; present income
Priced 70 sell. GEO. S. KING CO,
LARGE RESIDENCE Converted into 3
Tpts, apts, on 9th St: Sc. near Pa. ave.
WALTER NJ BAUMAN. i7a7 K st.
FOUR-FAMILY APT, Sc, $50, $50
We are offering four 4family apart
ment buildings in a choice Sc To-
cation convenient to schools, shop
and Inspection call WILLIAM P.
AIK!NSoN' nHso RE. 1ol6; after 5 pm.
SPECIAL observation-disclosures spec
aiators; ito rn,e dowptogn a,S first eommercisl:
this bargain. RE, 52l6.. Is
NEW APIS, well built; =, 4, 8 fam
lily, ! and ? bedrmS.; tenants pay
utilities; built before construction
cost. rise: in town, ne. and Sc.
locations insure safe. steady income.
son, Ma. 33a6, 81. 373S. %
CONGRESS HTS.-Semidet. 4-family
brick duplex apt; income. $1,000
per yr. Price. S22,500: $1,000 cash
Will handle. H. T. RANDOLPH. RE.
e137. TR. 1865. .
10eo RETURN on invested cash Of
approx $780, while acquiring
equity In 100ec commercial mod
ern downtown elevator bldg: rents
and leases are low. an outstanding
opportunity.
1"T return on approx. $4,000 cash
while buying modern garden type
apt. of 81 units. near St Eliza
beth's Hosp, Please call Mr.. Bur-
russ; TU. 2100. AVON SHOCKEY
RealfNr
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TWO GOOD LOCATIONS
a. HEAVY PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC.
NEW STORE. 20x75. WITH :,
LARGE WINDOWS. FLUORESCENT
LIGHTING. AVAILABLE IMME-
90 NEW SHOPPING CENTER. ONE
STORE LEFT 1000 SO. FIT.
SUITABLE BAKERY. BEAUTY PAR
LOR, LUNCHEONETTE. MAJOR AP-
PLIANCFS
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors MA $500
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TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

w I UCN " OUdCI1 DIN
80 M st. NE, ME. O505 IL
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4-UNIT. brick apartment bldg. "a
real apartment bldg, not converted)
Approx. 10 years old. Each apt
has living room, dinette, modern
tile bath. modern kitchen, twin
size bedroom. large Screened-in in
porch; i'll excellent condition from
top to bottom. Basement and stor-
age room. oil h.-w heat. Easy and
economical to operate. conven. to
schools. shopping, both streetcars
sell. Call Mr.. Strickland. ewes,
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4 Liquor Store Locations

WITH CUSTOMER PARKING. EsPE-
CIALLY SUITABLE FOR CUT-RATE
BUSINESS. IF YOU WANT TO DO
A MILLION OR MORE GROSS,
Call Louis Burman
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qeheimnisvo||e Sch|oss
Roman Won PAUL FEVAL

pen. Bi6enet oa6te bel lt6: 8enn
tie Denigltens Oort 1pdre, Inn midi 81
ieben unb Sic 8eifaasbe5eigungen oer
Otenge 5lt oernebmen! I'm i'm, Yibe,
net, I'M letnem @lan5e 81 ieben, mie
er in leiner lilberour6pirften Sadie
oas Weenuett ouf Dem Sell tan5t -
Inn Die 8iirger, oie 2anObetpobne1
unO 9ragoner 81 boren, pie iie ibm
5uflati6en, bepor lie linn 5lpei Sors
5ulperfen.
Warielle bon gtopul, sic 5ur5eit
oen fiirltliben Gei6tum zines Oe Ia
@uer6e, Oas ber5oglide 8lut in oen
sloern zines o'9loa1gour, Die ltol5e
S6onbeit eines Socl5an peridmabte!
Salt alle &inoer lino ser Mnli6t
OaB es moglib lei, BEN Wono 5u er.
greifen ooer in einem Sprung iibe1
6liiile 5u leten. Son ienen, melhe
Oiele Slll1iionen belpabren, menn lie
groBer geluoroen iino, ri6ten itb oie
einen 5ugrunoe, nGbreno li6 oie onoe.
ren bod, ia lebr bo6 emporl6pin.
gen.
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&Urgefmble.

Gin Monot mar icit Dem 1SeIt I'M
S6lOb Don 9topnl uerfloiien. Hcnnca
mar in5nIdben cine 0oe Staot gelpor-
Sen. !lton fonnte oenfen, Elm bnrbo=
riidcr SSeino lei oltrd) oielelbe qe-
5ogen. Toa StrubenpfIoiter, uelde5
Dor tllr5em nod ltnter Oen Sufen Ser
EferOe unO BEN SporenItiefcIn Der
Goellel1te crorobnte, 5eigte Nun ienen
llpplgen 0ra5mud)a, ser pom gUn5-
llher &eroOung 3eugni5 oblegt.
Gie Dornebmen ShI0iier uno Gil-
len blelten tire SaOen felt berl6loI=
len; lelbIt Die bitrgerlicben @obnun=
gen lparen oerbarrifnoiert.
9lllf Ocm Eulo'tplnbe befanoen iih
feline iingenOen ltno Itreitenoen Stlt=
oenten lnebr, llno IN Der Hue
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ten @irts sbdllier pie ou5geItorben.
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es totenItill lnO Die Sdr5e ouiclbIt
batten gan5Iid ultfgebort.
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bon Der EeIt binneggerafft moroen,
ibr galonter uno apnncierter Grago=
ner glei6Taus. 8eioe naren furd)tbar
entltcllt, oas 8elicDt i6pur5 nno rot,
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@lleoer lparen mie pcrrenft.
2ie YeIt mar in Henne5 uusgebro=
ben unO bate faIt ulle nod geiunoen
glnlpobncr in oie 6lu6t seIhIagen.
Gic pornebmen Ganen, Die &icom=
telien nit ihren Shlnngen5un9en,
Die bitrgcrliden Srauen, Die Stuoen=
ten. oie Goeueute, Die Yarlaments=
rote, 0retie uno iunge Burden, ole
marcn gefliibtet, iogar @uilmitte
9arbeOor. Giele brope Yerlon bGtte
nlcbt 5u flleben gebrallbt, oenn penn
Die EeIt lie uuf ibrem @ege getroffeu
batte, 10 DiirOe iic Ielbit li6erlid Dor
8ullmitte gefloben ieill.
Ter Sllnggeielle gaoubreur, Oie
flint Sanolerinnen Srecod)e, Satur<
min, Mormi6el, Soliment, Tipe,
oiele bii6icbe uno luitige 8eieuidaft,
mar Derldolen. Hennes mar eben ir=
genotpo, aber MN nid)t mebr in Ren=
mes.
9ie Sauier blieben Itumm uno per-
einIunt.
(Sortiesung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-13

rSie tperoen i'm bolen tpouen,"
oafte lie; umein Wann lit tot. Wan
miro nun meinen Sobn feitnebmen!"
Die Golf5menge oruuBen muBte
nod nid)ta BON Ser traurigen S3ene,
mel6e itd) loeben binter Ser geidlolie=
men Giir Der armIi6en Siitte obge=
Iplelt bate. Vtan perlangte nod
INNER noh Gi6enet
Sic 80Ite oe2 WtarQlti5 bon gtopal
fitmnertcn ,lid) nid)t mebr Oarum
mas bier Dor ii6 9ing, lnO oniiiter-
ten Iih l0nglt nie0er NIT 5onBen in
DEM groBen Snrtenluol
9lon6c gon5 allcin mar entpiden.
Sic hotte einen Ionj nit gilbert
Oe Goctlo8on untcr einem lhlpcren
Scnf5er ou29edlIo0cn. gilbert ton5te
10 ld0n, lu10 8lanhe liebte oaS 5an=
gen 10 lcbr. Sic botte Iit ouf ibren
flelncn 8cobohtltn05poltcn gefIiihtet,
molelblt lie, bo lie hoher ltono ais Die
Solf5menge, lebet fonnte, tpie Gihe=
net aus Ger hintcren Sir heralatrat
un0 an oen Nfouern ser 9lbtei Dorbci
entidlitpfte.
@ohin mag er 10 5crItreltt ltno
oer5melfelt gegnngcn iein? 9lnnhe
0abte: ~S>h merOe ea @ocu5on Iogen;
cr miro i'm mobl DieOerminoen!"
Inter ihr mtrmelte lmO lohte Oas
Solf Wtun polte Hihenet tpt ooer
lebenOi9 bobcu.
r2oBt un5 sic Giir einidlugen," "
logtc Die ld0ne 4Foriou Son0oi5,
mir f0nncn lie ia ip0ter be5nbIen.
Nm lelnem Terlobungstog nutb man
lid) OOd gut oniilierenl"
Scr &orid)log gefiel alien PIT.
mclenOen nit 9lu2nahme Don Blil=
mite @orbeoor, lpelhe ibren Wior-
mlhel bciIeite 5og, lm i'm nid)t Ser
@crobr olt25ltcben, nrh cinen SeiI
al Der Cir bc5oblcn 5u niiilcn.
Sic topfCre l}nrion oeriette ser
Cir 0cn erlten SltBtritt. Gle urme
Gboluncl, int Iurdltburcu @abn OaG
man thren Sohn ais Wf0rOer perhuf-
ten DoQe, faltete sic ei2foIten &Qnoc.
gcin 5lucitcn 1Subtritt fnorrten Die
murnrItidbi9en 8retter; beim Orittcn
5Crbrah Die Sitr in mchrere Stiife.
Sic Wtcnge Ititr5te oui oen Gin
gang 5u. Sic DorOerlten ieooh ItieBcn
bcim 9lnblif YFalbrufa, Ser auf Dem
6uBbooen au5geItreft lag, einen
Shrei Oca Gntietcna al5. Sic trQten
crIhreft 5uriid.
SIT HCnnc5 fonnte nGmlid) ein
ieOcr Sic Spnrptome ser Gpiocmie.
Sin gefitrhtctea @ort mar pon ienen
oua9eIprohcn morOelt lUcldbe 5uerlt
in Oie 9arate gcorunqcn nnren. s.
entItunO ploblld) cine Jotenltille.
Ger GrObiigel lcerte iih ihneu.
Nlle5 flii6tete. 9taf &erlalf bon Ell
nigen Vtinltten mar feine Seele mebr
5Dtcben 0em Sd)loB bon 9toDal ltnO
ser @iitte Wfolbrufs: ienes battle noh
bonn fr0hliben 8erGlIh oe5 6cItea
mieOer - in Oieier rang Elm Ster7
benoer nit Oem So0e!
Bt6enet mar e5 nid)t, Ser Malbruf
lelnem GnOe nnbe gebrudt bate, e5
lDar Oie EeIt.
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Sas Gnoe Der 8urltellnna

9llS Warielle erl6ien, bate 9i6e=
net leine Yroouftionen beenoigt, oen
letten SrftIprung getan. gr lprang
bonn Sell berab auf oen nit Strob
6eoedten 8ooen ipGbreno bie 3u=
l6uuer ibnt lal1ten 8eifaQ Ipenoeten.
Gballmel unarnlte i'm ltol5 unO
wiidte ibm BEN S6peiB bon Ser
Stirn.
~ArmeS, gutes &ino!" fliilterte lie,
berar l6t bon oen nod INNER er=
l6aQenOen 8ropos ser ltmi itebenoen
Wenge.
u0tl1B mani etpaS be5oblen?"
fragte 8uilmitte 8orbeoor in ibrer
Gfe nit elmer gelpiiien ltnrube.
Sioe antluortete ibr in ieiner 9lrt
geraoe beru1s: uHein! Sic ni6t! Ius
lit Der 6reisebigfeit zines ieoen iiber-
lailen."
8uilmitte perltano Sen Spott ni6t
uno erpioerte; ~9aS luiie i6 mir &C.
faQenl"
Ser oerl6mibte, fleine Wormi6el
batte es aber perItanoen. Wton meiB
ni6t, 81 pelden gr5eiien ct iib gegen
Sioe batte binreiBen laiien, luenn er
nibt befiirdtet bdtte, ieine Sonntags=
fleioer 81 bel6Goigen.
Sin 5lpeiter S6rei eri6ou ioeben
aus Der Solfsmenge; cine tiefe StiIle
trat ein. Sic grobe 5rommel pur6e
angel6lagen. Walbruf befono lid ouf
Oem Sell.
Walbruf bai6te 5mor nicbt nob
geifaa. Gr NOR fein SeiltQn5er,
oellen aunltitiide oie 2o6luIt rei5ten,
oenn er mar Elm @agebals. 9lber i6on
ieinem erlten Sprung folgte elm ltiir-
milcbes Shmenten ser Siite uno
Wtiiben. gtun batte man oo6 etlpas
fir iein 8elo.
gtad Gerlauf bon brei 0finuten
befanO lid Sic Wenge i'm b06Iten
Staoium ser 8egeilterung.
9ie 6rGulein Sreco6e riefen: vSb,
lueld idoner Mann!" 50 loutete oos
einltimmige ltrteil ser iiinf &1no-
lerinnen, bon oenen Die cine sSleil6,
Die anoere 8rot, sic oritte ssriidte,
Oie bierte Butter uno oie finite &C.
tlilgel 81 perfaufen bate.
auf ser anoeren Seite Ser Wauer,
in iener feinen @elealdaft, tpelbe ge-
rabe CUR ielben Belt Sen @arten bon
Nopal belebte, biloete cine aorte
Stimme 0as G6o Ser ent5iidten gu
i6auermenge. 0iele Stimme geb0rte
oem SrGulein bon Nopal. Sic laste:
~Gieier Meann floBt eine1n Sbou-
Der ein!"
Sic bate 5tpar gan5 leiie seipro=
6en, aber ibre @orte oriidten Die
bo6lte gepunoerung aus.
Wtalbrrf leiltete in ser Sat 9ll1Ber-
oroentli6es. Som Worgen an batte
er i'm 8irtsbauie se5e6t unb iib balb
beralli6t; in Oieiem 3ultono mar er
81 oen balsbre6enoIten &unI Itltiiden
fabig. Sein oidtes, langes Saar flat
terte i'm @ino, balo fiel es ibm in
oiden Strabnen iiber 8eii6t uno
Nafen, 10 oaB iein &opf einem
Weouienbaupt glib. 0as 8fablperf
fnarrte. Oas Sell Gd5te rnter Sen
tpl1btigen 8etpegungen oes Mannes.
9ieielben nuroen INNER pagboliiger
l1no lebbafter; Die 4ufregung ser
3ul6auer ltieg, bis enblib -bie flint
Sreco6e in iolde 9egeilterung &C.
rieten, oaB lie it6 al1fiaub5eno an-
faBten uno pie beieiien allfiprangen.
@uilmitte 8ar6eoor l66mte iib
ibrer @eieai6aft. Ser Bortier 8ipe,
ein Wtann, ser ii6 all5eit gerne ber-
pOrtat uno Sen 2uitignader ipielte,
itimmte aus pollem Salle elm 8olfs-
lieb an.
NaIbruf, anItatt ii6 oariiber gu
argern, ergriff oieie @elegenbeit uno
briillte: vGortpdrts! Wulif!" 0ie
Erommel lieB ibre S0ne eri6allen,
unb balo fiel oie gan5e Wenge nit
ibren tauienb Stitnmen in oas 2ieo
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rSie Deroen i'm bolen pouen,"
oabte lie; vmein Wann lit tot. Wan
miro nun meinen Sobn feItnebmen!"
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By Mrs. Betty
johnson
Phone EA. 6988
1903 East Fir,
Seattle

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards OF
Columbus, Miss, were house guests
of Mrs. Matte Barrow for the past
two weeks. Many activities were
enjoyed by the visitors while they
were in our fair city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cabell of
Tacoma, Mrs. Charles Bradford and
son David. George Bradford and
Betty Johnson motored to Yakima
last weekend They were house
guests of Mrs. Mae Bradford and
attended the state fair at Yakima
Mrs. J. Arthur Bradford and
daughter Cecilie 10 Bradford of
Spokane were house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Chiles last
week. Many social affairs were
given in honor of Mrs. Bradford
who continued her vacation trip
to Portland to visit her mother,
Mrs. Riser, and other relatives.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for Mrs. Kath-
crime Kelton, 25O2 goth Ave. s., will
be at the Angelus Funeral Parlors
Saturday, Oct s, at / pm. Inter
ment will be at Mt. Pleasant.
Survivors are a sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hipsher, Seattle; two broth
ers, James L. Davis, Tacoma, and
Robert L. Davis, Denver, Colo. !:
two nieces, Mrs. Emma Hobbs and
Mrs. Pearl Spencer, and one neph-
ew, Herbert Perkins of Los Angeles.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-10-05

states that no one has case of
indigestion II Negro goes to a
movie without discrimination, eats
in a decent restaurant, gets a hotel
room, swims in places other than
those earmarked for Negroes.
Civil rights are not the open
Sesame" to everything we strive
for, but they certainly have a def
mite place. We cannot disparage
attainment of human liberties with.
out hurting the whole of the fight
for justice and first class citizen
ship.
We progress through contact
with others, not lack of it. Never
shall we come into our own until
we become part of the American
public in its truest sense. 1t will
never come through isolation or
segregation.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-10-05
MUTAT TX
(mew-fofI
Rosemary TotUm

Hi all =. See that F. NJ. Hurd
has succeeded Lionella Lombard
as head soda jerk at the Lewis and
Hath Apothecary, greatest little
drug store this side of 23rd Ave.
| understand that Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Browns cute little off
spring, Dawn, will be celebrating
her first year as a citizen.
Saw Hoover Chambliss the other
day-a true gentleman-who at
tends Cleveland High School. !.
Speaking of Cleveland football
players: Dave Guion is holding
down halfback position for the
Eagles. The kids at Cleveland
are really on the ball; Steve Smith
is not only star reporter and yell
king, but also an excellent cook.
Gloria Austin is secretary of
the Girls Club at Cleveland and a
really cute girl. Understand
from A. I. Brown that Shedrick
Washington is doing swell job as
king of the Garfield yell team.
Ted Davis is not only an ace ten
mis- player but also a gentleman in
every sense of the word. :. Rosie
Ferguson is now attending the U.
of w. Kappa Alpha Psi has
quite a unique pledge club which
includes: Earl Justice, Fred Robin
son, Clarence (Buz) Anderson, DON
aid Haley, Henry P. Johnson, DON
aid Mayberry. Seems Melvin L.
Rose traded his supersonic "A'
model for a course in How to
Make a Hot Rod" I understand
that Jackie Robinson has cousin
in L. A. named Ralph Robinson.
Is that right F. M? =. Bye all.
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@OCiE Ely

Waffle Breakfast at the home Of
Mrs. Johnnie B. Matthews. 72i 9th
Ave. Sunday. Oct p. am. to ?
pm.
Prince Hall Nations and Patrons
Council. Masonic Hall. Sunday. Oct.
rs. 3 pm.
Bakkarss Club Cabaret Party,
East Side Hall. Friday. Nov. ?.
High ~ Club Cabaret Dance. at
knights of Columbus Hall. satur.
day. Nov. 10.
East Side YwcA Leadership
Conference. Oct 80. Homecoming,
Nov. 3.
Grand Art Dept. of Prince Hall
Chapter. O.ES.. sponsoring a Car
nival-Merrymaking Night at the
East Side YwCA; a most gorgeous
hand made Afghan will be yours
for the asking. Nov. II.
Jephthah Chapter No. 8. o.E.s.,
presents their second annual Fiesta
Wednesday, Nov 81. at East Side
Hall
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Outside Muinstreom of American Life

W. R. of Texos speaking Kansas City, emphasized
outside Of the of American
standing the door of the Texas State Capitol
building the of the doy watching the workers leave
He this example of the way that Negroes the
sdelnes in America.
Banks words in Kansas City He brought
who commented the other day that
There much wrong Kansas City with nobody doing
thing about il that it Just makes you sick.
Asked detail what meant the reader pointed out that
in Kansas City:
L. Public utilities where Negroes spend millions hire
no Negroes except onfors exception the
cowned department which employs Negro readers
and clerk-Npiss.
q Downtown Negro clerks. soles persons
Negroes n administrative capacities.
g. where Negro bank untold hire no
ieIes, whhecolor workers.
Theofers in the downtown don't
accept Negroes customers
S. Business and industry whole do not employ Negroes
qualified work professional capacities Defense plants the
hiring Negroes production lines despite the record
Neqro workers made in World War II.
Our reader right Dr. Banks right Negroes not
American fe the sideine looking
This not problem. is the some old question OF
segregation and discrimination stated in different
still the No. domestic
problem today Progress toward its solution is being
mode-bu slowly, slowly be really effective The sfuoon
is challenge agencies working the field of relations
challenge those who sitting by eomplocenT waiting
things happen and do something toward mokine
them happen
may feel proud of SeoIe with its F. E. p C. for is not
Negro clerks many true Negroes
pJoyed by sioie County City Civil Service opportunities
mony color barrier Race relations Seoe
reached high under Mayor VIM F. Deyn Chief or
Police George and Mrs Irene Miller heed OF the Mayors
Committee. ond the Rev + W Penek Of the F. E P