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ApARTMENTs UNFURNlsHEp

1882 sMMs RL: NE, ,iv; rm;. bed; q
4. HUMPHREYS. Realtors. ma. 5000
ROCKVILLE; 8 nice rms. kit. bath;
redec.; Venetian blinds; $50. incl
utils. Rockville 4296. ---1S
firepi.. kit, bedrm. and bath; pvt.
entr., att. gar; auto. heat; all utils.;
$3.50. Elmwood 1897. .-22
S43-LARGE 3-rm. screened porch
kit. bath, 1st-floor apt, vic. Wal
ter Reed. In exch. for 2-bedrm. 1st.
a. apt. in same area. RA. 274Sl
DuroNT CIRCLE-Entirs first floor,
large rooms, high ceilings. one bed
place. reception han. den. complete
electric kitchen. tile bath with show.
err. well-kept, quiet building: NJ
children. or pets. suitable for pro.
fessionai party. Rent $50. on
lease. Dupont 647s. LIZ
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Coop owners buy their apts. on rea-
sonable monthly payments. No rent
increase for them to pay!
A1R-coND1TIoNED-spacious down.
town apt, with foyer, 9 bedrmS.
unusually lge. liv. rm. with flrepl.,
Iuu dining rm., and modern kit. and
easn; cannor,so1 ,Sompare Gs.,, this one for price
Dupont Circle, size and comfort,
VIEW OF ROCK CREEK PARK
from this 3-exposure. 2-bedrm.. liv
1'' 1m'' entr; foyer. kit. and bath apt.
dsss F4cea IS5 sfs at as dnas rT Re-,
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED - 2.
bedrm. apt. at 1928 18th st. NV
s and INABILITY; Priced At only S9,5ot
INQUIRE about this opportunity t
own a 1-bedrm.; liy.-rm;. kit. din.
summit pl.' in NV. Hs Tor 81. 900 tasi easi
thins and %Gnsaly oi only ssyySssnss for every
sTUpio APT.-Too Unusual to de-
scribe. but If you want a tremendonl
f1repl.. sleeping balconies, pvt
laundry rm, modern kit. and bath
you.uaf9 you shouldn't s, miss this his unique op
ESeEIhEkr SSSesEsdIiisf oRIE NE1aaHBosAoop aiHnseSssA II,
one Of D. C.'s most beautiful loca,
suitland I'd. sc. A 2-bedrm.. 3
exposure apt. In an almost new bldg
for only $10,500.
For details and appt to inspect, cal
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MoVINe. PAcKlNe . sToRAeE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms; sxpsst Pssktng;
Co, NC. est 1906.
SMALL JOBS, boxes, beds, personal
fiets ari snd Ell s J. sniss siss ru sE'ysssS ssSs D.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture aS.psrt
payment on your moving, st@ags;
co ssn. rGks Tk a?a5 sG5ssEss azs az laas ea Do
private moving In summer; prices
nnder normal. AT. 9342.
WE MOVE ANYTHING. day or nisht:
EEsasonaSls rates, free estimates.
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GILBERT
2460 18th St. n.w.-Sgle. ana dble.
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24-hr PIX SerYicA CO 73Al

04x4L oG1b4
2460 18th St. n.w.-Sgle. ana db,e,
55s some psx with .a1v'c pvt bath nssd nss1 and
CoLORED-1IO0 BLK. EUCLID ST.
N.W.-Large double room for refined
CoLoRED-NICE LARGE ROOM, all
eef r. porter pref. CO. sal5 after
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RM.. fuTn. :
COLORED-323 VARNUM ST. NV.
Nicely furnished front room in
quiet home near transp. RA. 26s6.
CoLoRED-1731 EUCLID sT.-Large
CoLoRED1-435 MANOR PL. NV
Large room; adult. only; priyils.
&c, Gall stter 8 noTS p,mi; IA. Sos, ss95; -16
some privileses Call ia. o42o:
CoLoRED-RooMs FuRN.; twin
DrVils !0f IA sP biRPi csPiine. sPth RA s45 f5I5
CoLoRED. DOUBLE ROOM with twin
beds. fog couple or 2 singles. Cal
CoIoRE66-1747 18th ST. NV.
nice I'm. for empl. couple or men:
S9eklns Ssa7i oFivils'' conV' transp: n16 pc
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN. RIM 70,
single girl, with home privilegesi
Govt employe preferred. GE. S759
COL0RED-ROoM for single man
G9nS' G3aS transp; furn. or unfurn. 1926
CoLoREDEsiNGLE ROOM for EN-.
ployed person, with use of adj. in.
closed porch: kitchen priv RA. 1884
C0LORED-NICE FURN. front rm
tST 5G.d rent; home prtvils. Ho. 5o65
COLORED-LARGE FURNISHED dou.
BILE front room. S04 Rhode Islant
aye; NV. References required. MI
CoLoRED-2 LGE. DBLE. RMS.
CoLoRED-a RMS, with twi,
beds. with pch.; home privils.; il
beaHt; unit blk: w st. NV. DU. 1854
COLoRED-LGE. FURN.. ROOM, EN-
Riris. PlGkeo fS9pis DUi ssss. ST employed men o
CoLORED-ROoM for / or men
some PRIVILEGES; conv. transp.; So
per month. N st. nv, MI; 4s51.
C0doRgDmNiGE 6edo Cr.f DBL ,oRs RM tgi1
mo. Tu. 0626. 1863 HoImead pl. NV
COL0RED-LARGE DOUBLE FROM
ROOM, with privileges, convenien
transportation. Call any day. Du
1919
COLoRED-355O I1th ST. NV
Sgle. rm. for l respectable gentle
man; $40 wk.. Also share rm., twin
beds, $3.50 wk. Some privils. CO
COLoRED - NEATLY FURNISHED
ROOM, next to bath, employed lad
or gentleman. DU. 47S2.
C0LORED-ACCEPT SMALL CHILLI
All privileges Lge front room nea
18th and Columbia rds. HO. 1874
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM.
Christian home for refined employe
couple or girls. TU. 403S after
I'm.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE-cool, pleasant
doubles, triples; excel. meals; conv.
trans; lge. lawn, porch; $50 mo.
.1S27 Belmont I'd. n.w., MI. 9435.
A DELIGHTFUL vacation can be
afforded handicapped children. GIL
2674 for details.
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio apis. in one of Washington.
finest elevator-type apt. bldgs., jusl
being completed. Decorated by Doro.
room and bedroom. dressing room
bath, dining alcove and kitchen, OF
dining space and kitchenette; will
year-around air conditioning. Secre.
tarial telephone service. Public din
ing room and entertaining rooms
package receiving room, roof sur
deck. amplified master television an
tennae system. ground-floor laundry
$3.50 to $100. Your inspection /.
invited daily from 10 am. to II
pm.
WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC.
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ROOMS FURNlSHEp--N.W.

FLOOR FRONT RIM
for man, privileges. MI. 2692.
COLORED-RMS. FOR RENT in re.
spectacle NV. section; also 2-rm
apt. Call HU. 6561. -16
COLORED-I2OO BLK. GIRARD ST
N.W.-Large room for employed
couple or lady; home privileges
COLORED-I429 PERRY PL. NV
Lge front rm., twin beds; PRIVILEGES
TU. 1886.
Colored-Men, Women
CO. S40S-DE. sS93.
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GLOVER PARK
NcAI,RIIRT APARTMENTS

New garden-type apartments in q
convenient NV. section, near shop
ping and transportation. consisting
Of l bedroom. living room. Kitchen
and bath; ample closet space; auto
matte washing machine In each
apartment; open til dark: $S7. so.
ave. to Calvert ST.. left 1 block TO
Tunlaw rd.. right / block to sign.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
1927 Eye st. NV. RE. O736
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcens., /,

SINGLE n LIE. RIM; Rl in PVT. ~ ns home; ,I close y;
fully: SIS wk. IA. 7036.
water. shower; excel. meals. MAR
1859 FERRY PIACE toff 14th)-
Cool; one, two rooms: board or
Ink: summer rates. GE. 9668.
lf09 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rooms
for men; good food; Tv; early
breakfast If desired. MI. 2740.
BLAIR MANSION INN. 771o. Blair rd
Beautiful rms. fne food. free
parking. SH. 33l7. SH. 9775. lis
6906 9Th ST. NV. nr. Walter Reed
-Attrac.. cor. front. excel. meals, /
LaReE fmP1 RRoST 9sHPif ROOM Sa ofsT 9eT s1ls
Excel. food. tSh' Sso Nc. se44. s.e '0l Is it'''
ROOM AND BOARD in pvt. home for
l or elderly ladies. care optional.
HALF 1, 0fslc BLOCK Dupont Circle. 1909
10th st. NV. Nicely furnished double
room twin beds. Good home cooked
food. $14 per week. -15
COLONY CLUB, 3032 N ST. NV
2 rooms and bath for 3 young men;
good food, 2 meals a day. Id
693I 9th ST. N.W.-Walter Reed
vicinity; nicely furn. twin and
single rms; excel. meals. GE..
15i7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single, $3.50. Dble. with running
water. $14. Appetizing and very
suhstanfial meals 1k
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CORNER APT

CORNER APT.
Clean, attractive 2 rms. 3 ige. win
dows; employed adults; reasonable.
1857 Monros ; 8; nv; w-al
seS,liv' ssS1I. .mi; saS mn nis.' utils' EMPLOYED
|S.E.-Anacostia apt. bldg. mr.. Naval
Air. Sta. newly furn., complete Q
hedrm. apt; screened porch. yard.
$3.50 mo-; utilities extra. WI. O669.
Mr.. SEARS ROEBUCK. suitable for 4
ssglt'i ssgl HU Yu.t foss' ssssds'0r'ssd' Can Mon
AIR-COND. BLDG.
The Congressional Apis. 215 Consti-
tuition ave. ne. Newly furn. enc.
avail. Immediately. See Res. Mgr. on
premises. JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC,
1920 K st. NV. EX. 1911.
COLORED. 11O9 N st. NV. apt. Q.
l lge. rm.. kit, semi.pvt. bath. furn.,
ssS ssos q pI mo; s7So. DALLAS GRADY q
Hv. rm., Kit. t. and bath. newly dec
Grated. nicely furn.. S7b mo. cpls
only; !, DALLAS GRADY q SON
|C6LoRED. Living room; bedroom with
s;tags.h tT;tig, beds sb HsSt SSa1 bath; will share
COL0RED. 2 rooms. share kitchen
and bath. Also. large room with PRIV.
GI 1234 ANA MnnrylNand ave A. IN. III .tlsis aST
bsmt. apt. Modern. Util. Priv. entr
Empl. cpl. Ii. 4-5752. -l6
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHED

LARGE ROOM, suitable for couple
NO. 5593.
ICOLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM. 1st A.:
no cooking; S35 per mo. DU. 0212.
ICOLoRED-e LARGE BRIGHT Al.
JOINING ROOMS, use of kitchen,
1908 Kearny st. ne. LA. 6-o42S.
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WaShlngton's most beautiful sub.
urban apartment development a
moderate rentals.
A Few Choice 1-Bedrm. Apis.
For July Occupancy
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FOR
2-BEDRM. APIS.
Off-street parking and garages.
Lots OF free storage space.
Barbecue pits. picnic grounds.
Fairgrounds free to tenants.
Transportation to project.
Free school bus service.
Cooperative nursery.
Furp, apt. also available.
TO REACH: Drive out So. Capitol st
to D. c. line or take AS bus II
D. C. line and walk to entrance
Open daily 9 to 5; Mon. ewes, 7:3C
to $50. Closed Suns. 10. 3-S100
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Greenlawn Apartments

Spacious / and 2-bedrm. apis. for
Aug. LIST occupancy. S85 to S97 30;
utils. incl. Take Chillum bus to
New Hampshire, and Eastern ave.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

BEAUTIFUL, COOL, 2 bedrooms.
dinette, kit, bath. living room; Ind
ront 1o9f front; rnd y very eony.. l block west
any evening after Z. -HO. 3733.-2O
THE BROADMo0R-sp. lse. L.. b.r.,
sg fSnT%; amt foysyt owtks Ss + s and isS Al terms
FOR SALE-By owner; one-bedroonl
coop. apt. furnished or unfur-
nished; 10 min. to Pentagon. Can
ONLY $1,000 Down for this lse,
en-. apt.., including foyer, 21-ft.
hy. rm... din. aleove, new kit. and
tiled bath with shower. Location,
AZ; Rock Creek PIX. 2 blks. north
lsth and Columbia I'd. Total price,
S6S. Call Mr.. Gavin, with II. O.
SM1TAY. CO.. ST. $500; residence.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms IN remodeied re.
De, bldg. Running water IN every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. movies; Rec; rm;; Sa6 lsa ssndiI s yssaer;
st r.w HU 1924
COLORED-FURN. RIM. AND BOARD.
Gent. pref, privils.; sci wk. Ii.
4-1077. --l6
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TILDEN GARDENS
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Large apt. Conn. ave-: bedrooms,
bath. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. entrance
hau. ioyer. OWNER, WO. 0129. III
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81LVEH SPRING =
2.bedroom apts., separate dinettes
table space in kit, large refsr. and
stove; 2 blocks Piney Branch I'd
and Flower ave. shopping centers;
available Aug. / and Sept; SS5
plus utilities. Apply STA Bradford
I'd. Silver Spring.
Vic. Carnegie Library
incl. 'I; ali Hishsn usiis. anu 0A'n' '01 NO.
A. D. CRUMBAUGH
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WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LETS. WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY.
WEEKDAYS, 81; SAT. SUN. 9-6
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
= 524 BOND BLDG. MA. 0o07
14th ST. AND n Y. AVE. NV
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COLORED
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE
APARTMENTS WANTED

s-BEDRM. APT, large back porch
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone 294. --17
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FUTURE OCCUPANCY
/ BEDROOM, $64.75
2 BEDROOMS, STA
MODEL APT. FuRN. By RossLER
ALL TJTILS. INCL.
10. s-s6bo, 20. a-s76c

10. $3.50, 20. $3.50.
sSTHRpSy. HoThs 2 AN; N TIL TIL 9
DlHECT1oNs: Take W. NJ. d A. bus,
11th and Penna. ave. NV. marked
"District Hsishtss" direct to project.
DRIVE out Marlboro pike to District
Egts.. turn left On Gateway blvd. d
18th ave.. turn left to project.
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Realtof, WO. 1854. 1T
SHIRLEY DUKE APIS.
429 Donmanton Blvd. .
Alexandria. Va.
i-BEDROoM UNITS, $6s
2-BEDROOM UNITS, STA
All utilities included except elee.
Direct bus service to washington
ONCE hours 8 am. to 8 pm. Mon
day through Friday
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE AUGUST Is
AND
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CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt. Near Boiling Field
Express Bus Service
/ bedroom. furnished S110
2 2-bedroom, furnished 80. S120
Utilities Included Immed. Occupancy.
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WESTCHESTER VIC.
Beautiful modern spacious apt, in
well-manased new modern bldg:
foyer. living rm., din. rm.. ultra
modern electric Kit. and bath; 2
bedrms, and den; faces park: nicely
furn.: S175 per mo. WO. 0322.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
l70l 18th 1t n.w.-One and tive
bedroom aparsments Monthly OF
weekly rentals-no lease. Pun hotel
service Call pu. 1000.
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Chillum Manor Apis.
Missouri and No. Capitol st.. corner
IL -bsdrm; apts:. nicely turn;: nswlXX ns *
mo -gtil; includ.; adults only.
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ALL UF 3rd III, al utlls.; nf. CroSS-
town and 18th st. buses and 18th
Ct. and Mt. Pleas. cars. AID. 0060.
1140 EUCLID ST. NV, room,
dressing closet with Murphy bed,
kit, din. AND bath. l at S67.50
S, 1sf NM Incl, ans e. E.v.oS T. ao ns,.Fo9 per mo
sHoREHAM HOTEL vic.-i or q
rms; kit. din, bath and Ice. Sleep
ing porch, overlooking Rock Creek
PIX. Attractively furn. Very clean.
500. 2 or 3 gentlemen. CO. 9710.
COMB. BEDRM.-LIv. RIM. with kit.
sR and Pytp6sa pyt 6s1h' cfAc ia c47ss
furn. J rm;. kit. and bath; $40
2oRM. APT. for person. wo.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

For details and appt. to inspect, cal
RE. 1915 or RE. l749.
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aft. long, "Gada-
furn. tno engine):
phone; ideal for
j. or sale, $1,000.
W., NE. 6oS6, II
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BRANNER, DI. 7740, Monday. -I5
NICE LARGE BEDRM., sleeping
porch. nice large kit. Phone priyils
Call GE. 6S77. -1b
sEMIBSMT. APT lge. tile sunny
kit; studio rm., hrepl.; utils. furn.
s4io CHEvERLY AVE-, cheverly, Nd.
--Liv. rn.. bedrm., kit. and bath;
utilities included: $50; no children
or pets. WA. 0777. -15
TWO-RM.. unfurn. apt. share kit.
and bath with one. Ii. 4-18S0.
749 S1st ST. s.E.-Apt. 2, modern
2 rooms. kit, bath, refsr.; utils incl.
$59. 80. GE. $500.
TAK0MA PIX, 1st a.. 2 bedrms., liv.
rnn.. din. rm. Qurn. or unfurn.) !.
lEe. porch. I'd. gar. S10O. 116
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ATELY Unusually
d.: newly-decorated
rm., dining alcoye.
!. perferred; no chill
40 mo. WO. 47S3.
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Co-op, owners buy their apts. on rea-
sonable monthly payments. No rent
increase for them to payl
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|5II X ST. NE rooms. ami.
utilities furnished. Open Sat. and
1851 CARROLL AVE-. Takoma PIX,
Md.-2nd d., nice, cool. rms, kit,
porches; $50; adults. Call 81. 1746.
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KENNEDY ST. NV, 14O9-Large
also garage; $50.
l471 HARVARD ST. NV. - Tiled
bath; conv. bus and Streetcar. / or
. employed women. MI. 5947. III
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BLOCK OFF WIS.--cool. attrac-
tively-furn. liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,
bath. dinette, kit; S125. utils. incl. /;
3rd A.; avail. Aug. /. WO. 1878.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Furn, z
rooms. kitchen, tile bath and show.
; er. Apt, bldg. Conv. transp
Couple or two ladies. Ref. required
S85. utilities incl. MI. 1853.
$50 PER MO.-Suitable for bachelor
Or refined working couple: 2 rms,
kitchen. tile bath. utilities furn.
convenient ne. location. Key al
904 F st. ne. Atlantic 1908.
dble. rm, for 2 girls; kit. priv: conv
NJ I9c. p,4ss 30SS 18th N s.: NV, Apt; l04.
bedrm.. kit. and bath; pvt. entr
util. furn.; suitable for 2 girls OF
young couple; $40 mo. CO. $3.50,
nicely ff;uRN, RIM, with dble. bed
and Beautyrest mattress; young mar
ried couple: kitchen priv: also liv
rpn. prty.; this Is nice place To
1867 c2IvRar e2i RS SF' 81 NV. wv near lsth
and Columbia I'd: 1 bedrm., liv. rm.
k1t., bath; front apt; beautifully
turn;: elevator apt. BLDG; Sl10 mo
Efficiency APr.-14th ana Co.
lumbia rd.-studio-liv rm.. kit.
bath; nicely furn.; $40 mo-; util.
tiles includ.; adult only. Wo. Go90
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urn. in garden
v. rm.. din. rm.
tile bath: $l05;
lower and Piney
only; refs. GE.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
Author Sentenced
To 6 To IS Years
For MansIoughter

Detroit (N mp Al - Haywood
Patterson, defendant in the
Scottsboro case and author of the
book "Scottsboro Boy" was sem
fenced last Thursday by Record
erS Court Judge Paul E. Krause
to serve six ito fifteen years for
manslaughter in the killing last
December of Willie Mitchell
Patterson had been convicted
af er two mistrials. He had found
asylum in this state when Cover
nor G.. Mennen Williams refused
to sign extradition papers follw-
long his escape from an Alabama
prison.
you have received a fair trial
and cannot claim racial prejudice" "
Judge KrauSe said. "The case was
handled by a Negro prosecutor,
two of the jurors We're Negroes
and most of the witnesses were
also Negroes.
81 have read your book, so I
know of your past. In many in
stances il the pass you may have
been wronged, but the Governor
of this state was big enough not
to return you to prison"
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
Rev. Armstrong Arrives In Phoenix;
Opens Revival And Crusade Sunday

Rev. Henry Armstrong for many
years headlined throughout the
world as one of the greatest pug
lists in the history of fistiana =
and today hailed as the most dy-
manic figure in the evangelistic
field since the days of Billy Sun
day U. S. champion revivalist of
three decades ago, arrived in Phoe-
nix Thursday, to launch his ma
tionwide mass revival campaign
and crusade for youth Town of
Arizona" future home for under
privileged youths, regardless of
race, creed or color.
To Armstrong; Phoenix admir-
erS, who are legions, it will be a
Gods delight to hear the boxing
immortal - the startling religious
phenomenon = in his one-week
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
Phoenix Group Attends
Civil Defense School

Four Phoenicians, including two
city employees, are attending
Civil Defense Schocl at st. Mary'S
College in Oakland, Calf. ThTe
two-week course is being con-
Quoted by the Federal Civil De-
fense Administration. Attendants
at the school will receive training
in all phases of Civil Defense with
particular emphasis on the practi-
cal side. They will study various
functions of each activity such as
air raid warden program. Those
attending the schocl are H. joseph
Calm and w. F. SchulZe from the
Civil Defense office in Phoenix,
and Charles l.. Nafziger, Sr., of
the Fire Department and E. M.
Richardson of the Police Depart
ment.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
HOUSE AUCTIONED
FOR SECOND TIME

Because the city received a bid
Of only $50 for a two-story dwell
ing at 1925 E. Washington at pub
lie auction last week, a second
auction was held Wednesday, Oct.
10. The high bidder again was w.
A. Nicely with an offer of $162 so.
The call for bids stipulated that
the work he'd to be completed in
20 days and that the dwelling
could n t be moved to another To-
cation inside the city limits. Re-
moyal of the dwelling will provide
site to be used to provide addi-
tional parking space for city equip
nlent. The lot adjoins the present
mechanical maintenance plant and
bus parking crea.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
Sheriff Campaign
Conducted From
Federal Jail Cell

TRENTON, Ga. (NNPA - j.
M.-Lynch, sheriff of Dade County,
announced last Wednesday that he
plans to retain his office and run
for reelection while serving a
sentence in Federal penitentiary
for denying seven colored persons
of their civil rights.
Lynch, SO, made final prepara-
tons here last Wednesday to sur
render to the United States Mar
shall for Imprisonment in a Fed
eral penitentiary to be designed
by Attorney General ]. Howard
McGrath. He swore in his 35-year
old wife, mother of their five
children, as chief deputy to carry
on the office while he is serving
his sentence.
County Judge A. w. Peck, said
the sheriffs office will become
vacant only through death, resig-
nation or custer proceedings. He
added tha the had heard no talk
of an custer.
Lynch, who blamed politics" for
his conviction, said political ene-
mics" probably would file an
custer suit while he is serving his
time. He said he is ready to fight
such a move.
His nresent term eXpires De-
cember 81, 1852. The primary in
which a successor would be NOM
mated is scheduled in April.
Both Lynch and Hartline were
members or active associates of the
Ku Klux Klan. They arrested the
seven colored persons, whose civil
rights they were convicted of vio-
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series of meetings at the Phoenix
Sof:ball Park, 1725 West Roose-
welt, big opening ceremonies to
begin Sunday, Oct. 21.
Nightly, at 7:3O pm, through
Oct. 27, Armstrong, called by
thousands of followers as Goods
Ball of Fire." will conduct the pub
lie rallies.
Armstrong, convinced that words
carrying the message of Christ are
more convincing than anything in
this troubled world. 81 know that
God is the answer to all problems,
he says. Imbued with enthusiasm
for his forthcoming series in Phoe-
nix, Rev. Armstrong wants to as
siSt those hundreds of Phoenicians
who suffer from inner conflicts,
Illustrations and fear"
The converted triple boxing
champion says he is certain that
people of; this area are waiting for
the signal to gather for mass
prayers for the delivery of the
world from the impending ca.as-
trophe of World War III.
IN the many cities where the Sc
year-oli st. L us, Mo.-b-.n evan
ga,ist has preached before treTen-
tContinuel on page 81
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NAACP To Hold Gigantic Mss Meeting
Large. CrogS Expected To Hear
Regional DlSstor F. II: Williams
On "LeqoI SSdtus Of The Negro"

olIoUt drive sethe $4,000 to tight
filed the federal district against the Phoenix
School Boord for failure odn Negro students to the
hiqh schools Of Phoenix Noono Association for the Ad
Of CoIored People will stage mommoth meet
ing Sunday a $3.50 p.m.. at East Lake Park.
The principal speaker will be Franklin H. Williams, West
Coost ReoionoI the Association His subject The
Legal Status Of the Negro"
Mr. Williams is from Berkeley. California He has been with
o45 having been appointed to the legal sott
Immediately after graduation honor student from the
Fordhom where he associate editor OF the
He assumed his post Sept 49, l'oO
He spoken before hundreds Of clubs college and
throughout the country the legal status OF me
Negro and related problems.
Mr. Wiioms argued, and won. the case Of Watts vs. Sote
of indiana Of 1851, orgued and the OF
Shepherd of Fodo obtaining reversal Of deoth
in both
The meetinq will held in the gym at East Lake Park
Arizona sun., 1951-10-19
Rites Held For
Charlie Brinson

Funeral services We're conducted
this morning from Ragsdale Chapel
in the Valley for Charles Nathan
iel Brinson. Rev. ]. w. Ford Of
ficiated.
Mr.. Binson died in Veterans
Hospital, last Monday morning,
after being in i'll health for some
time. He was stricken with a par
alytic stroke on Thursday and was
taken to the hospital, where he
died.
Mr.. Brinson came to Arizona in
1896 from Colorado Springs, Colo,
and had made this his home ever
since. At one time he was en-
ployed at the Highway Department.
He was a member of the Elks
Lodge here at one time.
He is survived by son, DON
aid, one brother, ]. M. Brinson of
Denver, and many other relatives.
Interment in Greenwood Mem
orial Park.
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A prosperous cCttcn farmer and
mis- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Scott,
Rt. 2. Mesa, have agreed to do
n%te proceeds from the yield CT an
acre of cotton to the legal defense
fund cf the Maricopa County
branch cf the National Association
for the Advancement of Colcred
People, which has suit now pend
ing in the United States District
court. An estimate of between two
end three bales is expected.
The suit was filed against the
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defense fund raising committee of
the local association, began to
solicit NJ ney to defray cost of the
suit. He end the Scctts got together
and worked out the unique contri-
button.
Mr.. Scott stated in giving the
contribution, "He who would be
free, must strike the first blow"
In addition to the gift of the
SCOTS, the Arizona Council for
Civic Unity, through its president,
DR.. ]. o. Grimes, has presented
the NAACP a cheek fer $625.