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Evening star., 1940-06-18
SALESMEN.
SALESMAN WANTED

We have opening here for additional
salesman to sell our well-known line of
continuous form stationary and business
system eouipment splendid connection for
rleht man. attractive recorder business
can be established; must have car, man
selected viii be properly trained II in
tereSted In such connection and want
10 Know more about our business phone
a. Kennedy. southern salesmanager
Ine Eery Register Co. care Ambassador
Hotel, for personal interview IS.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. ALL
around, steady position. Warfield OsOs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
srouno good opportunity. Liyan's Beauty
salon bl25 Georgia ave NV
GIRL to work in shoe repair department
Ms casnler and wrapper; steady Job; good
pay. Appiy l342 N Y ave NV
GIRL, white. for light housework must
oe capable OF answering phone: SO wk
hpply in person, 1927 Georgia ave NV.
Sb,Rl GIRL 1on., 10 operate a.pece shirt unit
Laundry, l720 Wisconsin ave.
G1RLS-Opening for . girls to sell and
distribute. good opportunity: salary and
commission. Call Wednesday, between o.
II am. ready for work, Potomac Table
Pad Co, 54?7 Georgia ave. NV.
LADY TO sell real estate: must have car.
pieniy OF live leads. Apply weekdays,
$50 Tower Bldg
NuRsEMA1D. experienced in care of
not phone Apply from " q 'r. pm 4sS2
Colorado ave, bet. 18th and 18th SITS. n W.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white for l3-mo
child: very experienced, good housekeeper;
i've IN; $40 week. Adams lo344
RESIDENT MANAGER. in building of %
en- and bath. State age. experience, etc
Address Box 3Sa-G. Star
SEAMSTRESS for slip covers Only ex-
perlenGed need apply BENJAMIN Oscar,
''h43 Holmead place NV
WAITRESS; experienced, must have refer
ences. Bell Restaurant. e41 10Th St NV
WAITRESS, white, intelligent. neat ex-
perienced. Terminal Grill, 1l0l ST. sw.
WOMAN. young, with general real estate
once experience Please give full informa-
ton. Box ~ -G. Star
WOMAN. colored as housekeeper. to work
haf uays taking care Of bachelor apt Must
De experienced cook Salary no objection
TO right person Call bet. $40 and 10
a m. l445 Ogden st. NV, Apt. n24
WANTED AT ONCE! neat-appearine
young ladies. chain or dept sales eyperi-
enee helpful; permanent position $50 to
SD wkly. 10 start; percentage and bonus
basis Apply Mrs. Manning, Room 1Os
1893 G ST. NV
SALESLADIES, experienced
in dress department. Apply
Hearn's, 806 7th st. NV.
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HELP MEN.
Continued }

MAN, service station, 3 wears expert
ence, fabrication. tires batteries: age ah;
weight. 15O; best references. ESQ, 18th
and M sts. NV.
MAN, young. hiRh school or collese grad
uate, for sales and stock work In electric
and radio store. Box 149-G. Star.
MAN, for automobile radio repairs. willing
to learn carburetor and starter work. Re
6. G. star. n.N III '''' N''''''' '" 80
MEAT CUTTER must have city refer
ences and experience. Apply 4131 3rd
st. NV.
who need steady work. with good earnings:
sales experience necessary. Apply 919 Ma
tional Press Bldg. . to 4
MEN-Old line life insurance CO has open
ing for ambitious young man, age 2l To 40
Guaranteed salary and commission. Please
give in detail past history Of business ex-
perence. also how long q resident Of d. C.
Box 356-E. Star
suitable for cafe: reasonable. al7 l1th
st. Sc No phone calls
PLASTERERS WANTED. 50 per day Ap-
ply, ready for work. tomorrow morning,
North Capitol st. and Buchanan ne
POLISHER and cabinetmaker Apply Hon
mann Upholsterers. 2447 18th St NV.
PRESSERS. experienced on silks and
linens. Apply Premier Cleaners, rear 633
H st. ne
PREssER AND BUsHEIMAN colored. AD-
ply 1873 Adams Mill I'd. NV. Washing
ton Valet Shop
PREssER. experienced on Hoffman ma
chine; steady joh to right party. Apply
2127 18th ST NV
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN expert
enced, with car Good. steady position
Chance for advancement Atlas. aaI g
ST.
sALESMAN-For outside selling of Jew
so9o guar se
employed who want part-time extra work
bensons, 1919 ST. NV. Room 202
Statesmen to sell on floor refrigerators,
9iin1es 5nnHe commeyeia! 9sse1 sns maeI a.
APPIIANcE HOUSE HnsiNo Good Goo sasry hAS'ssd and
eommisson. Good opportunity Atlas.
a21 G ST. NV
sPoTTERs; on gray work, experienced
pI''s St ne Apply premier Cleaners rear 7a''
license: approx 3 months work. State
age experience Box 353-E. Star
STUDENT over 3. for summer work hab-
erdashery; no exper. about $50 week
l42' Eve NV. RIM. 210. 9:30-3.
TELEPHONE switchboard operator, espe-
perience preferred: steady position Apply
manager. Army Navy Country Club. Ar
linRton Va.
TIMER and sll-sround man. experienced
Call Warfeld 1850
WATERS C2,. lawn ooys ,2). silverman
%: onlv steady. reliable men need apply
Army Navy Country Club, Arlineton. Va,
WEATHERSTRIP MECHANICS. fully ex-
perlenced several at once. Call Robert A.
Pugh Co. WI. 532s.
VINE SALESMAN experienced Give
phone number. Box 2S3-G, Star
WORKING n9 KIM C, CHEF. white, good tasty cook
phone number. Box 2S-G Star
Evening star., 1940-06-18
LOST

kOSb.,
BUNCH OF KEYS in brown leather ,zipper
case: reward. National 1850. Branch 500
DACHsHUND, brown. male, scar on head,
ward. Wisconsin 9559.
DIAMOND BROOCH lost Silver Hill Md
EsEsTd siIysT Hill stsdks Md Ii FestasEan sas and Bar
DOG. male, part. Chow, red fur, purple
medicine spot under tail: reward. Adams
GLASSES, shell rim. clear, in soft black
leather case, Saturday. in 24OO block 18th
Capitol Reward RE 4i42 Ext 552l
between $50 and pm.
GLASSES, tortoise shell. mans. lost between
23rd and old Interior Bldg. on G st. Re-
Bldg. or sH. 5272-J.
GREAT DANE, male. childs pet; very large,
dark blue merle. white feet strayed from
Ritchie Nd. Phone Capitol Heights OFF
81. or Ma OSLO. Reward.
LARGE MANILA ENVELOPE. june ]. CON
tanning legal papers; in or near Shoreham
Bldg. Reward Call Shepherd 1850.
LEATHER CASE. small. containing 4 keys
Reward 6lO N. Carolina ave. sc. Lincoln
1880.
LEFT GLOVE, beige crecheted, embroidered
Jefferson Junior Hish School
day; cat can't meow. 5515 Smallwood
drive. Green Acres. Md WI $3.50
SCOTCH TERRIER. black. male, lost from
Pennsylvania Railroad train between Wash
ington and Seabrook. Md. Notify Baggage
Room. Union Station, National 1870,
Branch 533
TOY BOSTON BULL. white collar around
neck; vic. Oregon ave. NV: ears flop;
name "Puegy." Reward. Woodlev 1929
WATCH, lady's. white Rold Bulova dia-
monds;. vicinity. 4th and r. l. ave. ne.
Reward. DE. O145-J
WATCH. Iadys gold Benrus, black cord
band. in small white cardboard box. Sat-
urday afternoon in Bladensburg Giant
Food Store. Reward. Warfleld 1887.
WRIST WATCH lady's gold Hamilton,
monogram initials on back. Reward Lost
on F, bet. 18th and 14th. WO 54s5
WRIST WATCH. mans circular ''Movado"::
initiated &c. G. H." June IL. 1887 Con
back. Reward. North 5177.
WRIST WATCH, platinum. diamond and
sapphire, entering or leaving car driving
from Broadmoor Apartments to Washing
ton Golf and Country Club vicinity. Re-
ward. Phone Gordon ONeil Broadmoor
Apartments.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

tees and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington. and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consld-
ering the results obtained
Evening star., 1940-06-18

| MAlD--Would like to place our maid. very
| competent, good worker and excellent
Evening star., 1940-06-18

WOMAN. colored. competent, desires
ghw. part-time or days work; references.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

WOMAN, solored, wants part time. 5
afternoons week. until after dinner;
Evening star., 1940-06-18

GIRL AND WOMAN, colored. want gem
ERA ERA nouseWork; will stay nights. Apply
Evening star., 1940-06-18
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
COOK, white. 1st-class. for boarding house;
also helper. 2114 18th st. NV
COUPLE. colored. settled, no children, as
'anitors for apt BLDG: quarters for serv-
ices; woman full time. but man must have
other steady lob. "a GE 1888 ewes.
EXPERIENCED HELP on four for ten cent
photos, 613 c st. NV, Room 313 Mr.
Sonenblum. 1Qs
Evening star., 1940-06-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK first -class, thorouehv experienced.
for boarding house: permanent position.
Phone Woodley 346l 1a'
COOK colored or white general house
work and care of children: $40 mo-: 1--we
in must have excel. refs WO 4"94
GIRL. white to do housework and plain
cooking. live in: references Apply 406 H
st. ne.
GIRL. white. 25-:s5. to do ehw: :, adults.
> children : and 10. good home $50
mo-, rm and board, Shepherd 20,a
GIRL. white, for general housework $40
month: must like children: sleep in. Only
those looking for steady job need apply.
36 Del Raw ave. Bethesda. Md WI. $3.50.
GIRL white. cook. general housework.
care of child. small apartment: expert
cnced; references. Box 394-E, Star. 2Os
GIRL colored experienced only. ehw.
care OF small children: live in; reference;
VI week. $500 4th st. NV.
GIRL white, 25-35, general housework
laundry very little cooking. no serving;
, adults and baby: live in upstairs room
81 week. Randolph 1854.
GOOD COOK and general houseworker. at
once 103 Newlands ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
WOMAN. white, settled take care of l -yr.-
old baby. general housework, cooking; live
in. 4il0 l4th st. Ant. ..
WOMAN. colored. for general housework on
farm: . adults in family; no laundry.
81 1th St NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.
(C0ntiptied
'IRL, colored. wants work. full or part
me: city reference. North 1884.

GIRL, colored. wants work, full or part
time: city reference. North 1884.
f11s GIRL eoorsd, wishes Job fHll or part
GIRL light colored. desires s.h.w. or work
OF any kind $3.50. NO 2722 betw.
GIRL, colored. part or full time; no cook
Ing; good references: Minnie Carson, 1924
GIRL. colored, general housework; stay
nlehts; city references. Michigan s639.
GIRLS. 2, colored wish general house,
work. nursing; references Hobart s75l.
GIRLS GIRLS; z want general housework Call
GIRL AND WOMAN, colored want gen.
s.ai s1n nouS5eWorK 5 VIII stay nights. Apply
LAUNDRESs. colored. wishes laundry work
tol toic. one e1 OK two days week. Phone Dis
MAIDLWould like to place our maid very
eooK Pbon. s9S1 G werke5 and excellent
WOMAN, solored, wants part time, s
afternoons week. 2 until after dinner
ref. Hobart 1874
WOMAN, colored competent, desires
hw; scws;;,rp part1sme 5tda or days work; references
WOMAN colored. wants days work Of
any kind. ME. 3525.
WOMAN, colored, wants full. part time or
days work, experienced; references RE
WOMAN, colored. reliable. wishes work
Tor small private family or part time.
WOMAN, colored, wishes work as maid,
general housework with plain cooking:
references. DI. 1924
WOMAN. colored wants small bundle wash
to take out, excellent laundress. SH. 424s
WOMAN, colored. wants work any kind:
good cleaner, fond of children; ref. Frank
Evening star., 1940-06-18
iIHL. coiored, general housework stay
lgnLS. city references. Michigan SR3a

GIRL, colored. part or full time; no cook
1ng; good references: Minnie Carson, 1924
Evening star., 1940-06-18

LAUNDRESS colorcd. wishes laundry work
ior one or two days q week. Phone Dis
Evening star., 1940-06-18
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimu,

Three Lines (Mfn1mumb
time 23c line I SO
; times 2Oc line ne---- --. 180
7 times 19c line (consecutivelv) $50
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-$l25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less: 15c per
line for additional lines
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
4 lines l time. zoe line e-- : go
3 lines. times. 18c line -- 108
+ lines. times, 15c line -- 135
Business cards under Snecial No.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
SITUATIONS MEN,.

~s'S'$S WI'N'
ACCOUNTANT. expert: part-time bookkeep-
ing; books started. audited. balanced; tax
reports: city refs: reas RA. 3131.
taxes. costs statements: age 81. War
field 39i, "Os
AccOUNTANT-Bo will take
care OF all your bookkeeping on part
time basis for as low as S5 per month.
Call evening Randolph 1912. 1S'
ACCOUNTANCY GRADUATE. . years law.
good typist. young man 21. wants perma :
nent or temporary lob. Woodley 346l. 1s'
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOU secretary or
clerk: drives. De Pierre. Lincoln 51s7. :
Al New 0YsE YofE and shs oea e.
erences. D P. Lincoln 51s7 Room 49,
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, and nurseryman.
experienced desires. work on private eS-
atf cs Nx 4a aft after rO ms em or DAY "0'k
JANTTOR elevator operator handy man:
industrious, colored; reference. Wallace
MAN. young. wants job driving. as porter
or messenger; references. AT: 1888. 1S'
MAN, Young expert typist and stenog-
rapher, wants full or part time work. Box
'}S2-E Star. l9'
MAN, colored house cleaning, waxing noorS.
painting, window cleaning. cutting hedges:
al-around man; references. AT. 9376-J
MAN, colored, wants .chaufIeuring job;
handy with tools: ref. Ii. 55O9-W.
MAN young. colored, wants work as dish
washer or kitchen man Republic 414l.
MAN, Young colored. wants lob as hall
boy or porter; urgent: can give reference.
Hobart GAIL. 2O'
MAN, young colored. desires Job as
houseman, switchboard operator. Robert
Cooke. 1918 Tea st. NV. SH. 4245.
MAN, colored desires days work: age %;
intelligent; also good education; reference.
MI. 1874.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experienced
qualified age 25. Phone Columbia O596.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

WOMAN, colored. reliable. wishes work
1or small private family or part time.
nttn nnpt
Evening star., 1940-06-18

l Need an Assistant.
Married, over % with car. for large man.
ufacturinR concern. Must be reliable and
furnish best references Calls by definite
appointment only mo canvaSsng) Ex-
pense Arrangement with commission and
bonus around Sl4O start Salary. bonus
and expense arrangement when qualified
Apply to II. Mr.. Blake, 354S 14th st.
NV.
LANSBURGH & BROS.
viii interview men Wednesday morning
who are interested in steady position
with CONDENSATION paid every week We
can place 2 reliable men who are married
and have car. Apply Wednesday, $50
am. Employment Office
SALESMAN.
We have an opening for ! experienced
man who has been selling a competitive
low-priced car. We will interview men
who can offer best references and show a
past record which will speak for itself
Chevrolet is again the low-priced field
leader. and We desire to interview men
who wish to convert their clientele to the
fast-selling Chevrolet car. Interviews BY
appointment only. Call Mr.. Beale, DI.
1900
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO..
Washingtons Oldest Chevrolet Dealer,
1880 CONN. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADIES' READY-To-wEAR and accessory
sale: In good location. in new development,
close to D. c. Box a4s-E. Star. 20.
l HAVE AN established hosiery business
snd snd wou.a sSnW aSo eass part OF ny large room
wishes to engage in ladies ready -to-wear.
eentes flnofsd ony nss sox sn
RETAIL MEAT business for sale Ideal
location: Long established Select ellen
only No agents Box 355-E. Star. 30'
.eetio5 saod and Laundry agency
RooMING HOUSE, downtown; 2a rms.
ny Purcell. owner. ME- 1857 'By By ih'Gmn. II am.
APARTMENT RooM1N9 BUSINESS: 3
rent un ns s5 Xe th rms ana now HaTysrd Isn.S
S44 completely furnished (cost 5000.
dish dishes o linens, II etc: ideal; $3.50 cash
DELIcA.. conf, of sale beer: corner, upper
NV: nne business: low rent: best equip
Price, 5000. BOX BALE, Star.
GASOLINE, ca acces; corner station, long
will sell all or one-half interest TO right
person at low price. Box 3sl-E. Star =
DELlCA:- GRO. sandwiches, beer; wond.
P RestNeWiV @ Ineis SeaSsifu Saa sea5 eaaip ex ,o-
terms. A. S. ECONOMON HO. 2352 I.
MID-WEEK BARGAINS
BEAUTY SHOP (downtownD-A long -es-
tabllshed, money-making shop; rent, $15
lhcludlng large apt. $3.50, terms
ROOM1NG HOUSE-2I rooms; about
$500 income; rent only 500. SI,65O.
terms
ROOMING HOUSE G6th and Lamont
II nice rooms beautifully furnished
Sl $50 terms
GROCERY -MEATs-A nice. clean place.
about S4OO wkly. A real bargain s. 600
ROOMlNG HOUSE, rooms. On 18th
81 nice house, beautifully furnished
$1,000
r. M. De shazo. l1o314th NV. MA $500 {.
BAKERY OPPORTUNITY.
Small investment, money-making Ioca-
tion; low rent; upper Conn. ave Good
reason for selling act quick, A real sacri-
fce Randolph 1852
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UNDERGRADUATES

10 to 25, wanting to arrange for summe
work write, state age and when you vii
De ready to start work; sales experienc
helpful, but not necessary. Box 4S5-G
Evening star., 1940-06-18

CLARlNETS-Drastic reductions on ali re-
condltloned instruments. Buckeye was
S3So 90, now ST. so; ell-Mueller was
n5,, 200, now now 32.5O LaValla. was S54 so.
Sal 80. All real values at these price
Easy terms. Private lessons ipcluded At
small additional charge. MA. 4130. Kit S.
1880 G ST.
Evening star., 1940-06-18
4 ROUTE MEN

We have established routes available for
good men. rs to so years. who can qualify
Applicants must be willing to work 3 hours
per day. 5i2 DAYS per week Vacancies in
d. C.. nearby Md and Va. Experience not
earnings 800 to S25 per week starting
bonus and promotion when qualified. Apply
9 to m. 5I3 K u "
Evening star., 1940-06-18

WOMAN colored, wants days work OF
any kind. ME. 3525
WOMAN. colored wants full. part time or
DAYS work, experienced; references RE
O924
Evening star., 1940-06-18

GIRLS 2, colored. wish general house :
work, nursing; references. Hobart 1851.
GIRLS, .. want general housework. Call
District O79R
Evening star., 1940-06-18

GIRL, colored, wishes Job, full or part
time. Call after 9:3O am, DU O9Ss
GIRL. light colored. desires gh.w. or work
OF any kind; $3.50 NO. 2722 betw.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Associa tion,
Atlantic 1853
PIGEON-Leg-band T36A5O66. 1918 r
st. NV. North O194.
Evening star., 1940-06-18

DEER HEADS 90. beautifully mounted,
also beautiful oil paints. 1915 Farragut
Evening star., 1940-06-18

BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA
TERIALS REMOVAL NOTICE. We have
closed our Southwest yard. Its entire
stock has been combined with that Of our
greatest selection of used material in the
City Foundation to roof at rock-bottom
prices
The entire personnel of our Southwest
yard will be glad to serve you at our
18th and H SITS. Northeast Branch
HECHINGER 70
Evening star., 1940-06-18
BAKERY OPPORTUNITY

ton; low rent: upper Conn, ave Cood
reason Tor selling. act quick. real sacri-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04
FORMER SAINT PAULTTE
BURIED HERE

Mrs. Virginia Mae Patrick Casey
of Chicago and formerly of St.
Paul, died Wednesday, September
25, in that city after a short ill
ness. Born some forty years ago
in Saint Paul, Mrs. Casey went to
Chicago to make her home about
ten years ago.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday, September %, at Olivet
Baptist Church, Central and Mack
ubin St., with Rev. C. B. Wheeler,
officiating. Mrs. C. B. Wheeler
sang a beautiful solo. Local boys
who had attended school with Mrs.
Casey acted as pallbearers.
Survivors include a husband,
Gerald L. Casey of Chicago,
mother and father, Rev. and Mrs.
H. E. Patrick, 727 Sherburne Ave-,
cousin, Rev. Boyd Patrick and
Others.
Interment was in Oakland ceme-
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04
Ewing Places
Man at Ford
Motor Plant

Through the efforts of Lewis
Ewing, a Minneapolis civic leader,
Hurren Wright, 2318 Fourth Ave.
S., secured employment at the Twin
City Ford plant last week.
Mr.. Wright is the third Mime
apolis citizen placed at the plant
through the intercession of Mr..
Ewing within the past IL months.
Other Ford employees through the
interest of Mr.. Ewing are Ray
johnson and Walter Rhodes.
N. Y. A. AGE RANGE SHIFTED
Negro boys and girls, seventeen
years of age, will be able to obtain
employment on the work program
of the National Youth Administra-
ton. Previously the limit was at
eighteen. This change, accompany
ing the recent shift from relief GER
LITIGATION standards, should boost
the number of young people eligi-
BILE for this aid. All youth who are
out of school and unemployed
should apply at 3O5 Federal Office
Building in Minneapolis and 300 E.
4th St. in st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04
Duluth Hotel Asks $3.50
For Days Lodging for Ford,
Communist V.P. Candidate
Threat to Picket Spalding Hotel Brings Manag
Especial to Spokesman


DULUTH MN-An outstanding victory against jimcrow
tees this city scored here Sept 18TH The victory helped
accounts for the shameful accorded the
Robson and Marian Anderson who refused lodging when they
in Duluth a concert tour
Erik Bert secretary campaign the
Communist Party and William Patterson Negro candidate for Con-
from Illinois and midwest
contracted at the Spadng Hotel for for
When Ford the desk the
told him he would have to the Bert Patterson and K
Davis state campaign of the Minnesota
proceeded to the office of the manager William Bucchoz
Mr. Bucchoz informed Them people"
but that they insisted getting cost $500 Asked
what the would that two hours before had
$780, Mr. BucchoE replied well make special consideration
that room-it will cost $780,"
Efforts in other hotels nearby
One OF the stated that had been arrived
the hotels not to Negroes
exception made in the of Paul Robson
ed in of the hotels freight
elevator in going to and from his
Patterson and Davis designated committee of two
what could be DONE They proceeded Immediately the
the office OF City Attorney Harry Weinberg They urged that he in
erede He called the hotel against
elimination to him. The answered. he discriminating
he offered them for $780, Weinberg pointed
county attorney has authority to issue for discriminating
Patterson and Davis proceeded the county attorneys
But before leaving Davis
would them if they
down the discrimination.
The county attorneys office
there despite the fact that had informed
Evidently the attorneys office
portant enough to keep the office open
Again Manager Buccholz of the hotel Again.
pointed out him sharply that the Bawk Hotel Company
Davenport Iowa. of string of hotels including the Spadng
of Duluth undoubtedly for the defense program
favor Of conscrpon to defend" their properties pointed
that Negroes not Disseminated against conscpng
defend the property of the Backawk
picket in order call this kind of public
that they ready to 10
The ends Patterson Ford Spadng
Hotel Duluth and no back elevators but front pub
lie elevator And the rate the regular rate and $3.50
$500.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04
SCOTT WINS FREEDOM FOR
ride MARRIAGE" GROOM

A court case won by Harry L.
Scott, Minneapolis attorney, again
hit the front pages of Minneapolis
dailies last week. Scott success
fully obtained a marriage annul-
ment for Alec olifeck, 26-year-old
white youth who alleged that he
was forced to marry Edith Peter
son, also white, of 0gilvie, MINI.
SCOTS client told Judge Mont
gomery of Hennepin county district
court that he was given the choice
in September, 1889, of marrying
the girl or "going for a ride" He
chose marriage.
Under skillful questioning by
Scott he told how Miss Peterson,
her sister and two men, told him
on the fatal night "You are going
for a ride this night or you are 60
ing to marry this dame"
Olifeck testified that he and his
wife had never lived together.
Judge Montgomery granted the re-
quested annulment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-10-04
Hatcher Says BreedlOve
Twins Making Good
at Alabama State

Raymond Hatcher, Boys Work
director at Phyllis Wheatley, re-
Gently returned from a trip which
took him to the campuses of II
Negro colleges in the Southland.
He was particularly pleased by
the great scholastic record which
Cozell Breedlove, a protege of his,
is making at Alabama State. Both
Cozell and his brother, Bonnell,
were on the freshman honor roll at
that school last school year.
Cozell won the coveted trophy as
the most representative Freshman
of the year. Mr.. Hatcher said an
other local boy, Earl Miller, son of
Mr.. Joseph Miller, 523 Colfax Ave.
No., entered Alabama State last
week.