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Evening star., 1940-10-13

CAFETERIA. adjacent Govt bldgs., serving
breakfast and luncn only; long estao m
rooms ms so9ye P9Fe RoT thap
DELICATEssEN for sale Active business;
living quarters: will sacrifice because OF an
emergency. 1926 Capitol.
RESTAURANT. on sale liouor license; fully
sg1ppsd BI44s BGpqisF seeMor NO
DOWNTOWN rooming and boarding house,
completely furnished and equipped, direct
from owner; Z bedrooms, 3 baths, 81 300;
will lease to purchaser OF business at sloo
a month. Box 122-V. Star.
SMALL GROCERY with beer and wine
license, attractively priced: other business
forces sale. Box 4o1-T, Star. ID.
FURNITURE BUSINESS. secondhand and
new: good going business; antiques 1nos 5rie Pro
RESTAURANT. seats IS bus about $50
daily: near large apts. and Govt. bldgs.
Only $4,000; terms.
R. NJ. De Shazo. 1923 14th. Ma. 552O.
BARGAIN-Grocery store for sale Call
NEW BAKERY for rent or sale. Call
Atlantic 3O39. Mr.. G. A. Marlnarl.
RESTAURANT RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
Near bus depot and hotels: whiskey peer
and wine Excellent legation DOR es sesfooaS can
604 F St. NV. MA. sl37
cH1RoPoDIsT OFFICE: SPACE FOR RENT B; n :
rm.. heat, light, hot-cold water. telephone
and apt. service INCLUDED IN reasonable
rent. Information, MA. 2O2S.
In eauipped; rent. $17 month; fine business
Price 5000; terms. Box 44s-V, Star.
XECUTIVE-Mid-west mfg. wants man
ager for Washington and surrounding
srrtSr oppOTtunty yn1sstmsn fHT Tsia9s 2souTed
S45O-S2 $50; good income. Give address,
telephone number. Box 296-s, Star.
RoOMING HOUSE Dupont Cir.-17 rms;
large corner house; good income; only 81.
r. M. be shazo 1923 14th. Ma. $500.
FANCY FRUIT and grocery that pays for
itself yearly Plus LIVING; A good Lease; aas Sc:
eit9 GSnder'ul fer propsrsS 1Ss41o
cash necessary to handle. Box 27o-V' star.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 600. purchase new
or good used truck: longtime contract
livelihood; excellent return investment; full
details on request; refs. Box 3O1-I, star.
BEAUTY SHOP. cash or easy terms. Mer-
~ Beauty Shop, 719 l 1th st. NV, owner:
A ROUTE of the new penny Hershey candy
bar vending machines will provide snare
ime income Sold on easy terms. E. o.
Likens, 924 5th st. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale by owner; attrac-
tive midtown shop; reasonably priced for
quick disposal. MA. 1855 5-7 pm.
THE RITZ REsTAURANT--Place for sale
on long lease to responsible men. Grove
town. Va. on No. 1. miles south OF Alex
BEAUTY SHOPPE. NV: same owner 3
yrs; rent. $780, does 500 wkly.; well
GROCERY, meats: corner store: colored
trade; nice living quarters; fne. cash busi-
ness; 5-year lease: well CO. and stocked
Price, $4,000: terms. Box 440-V, Star.
GROCERY, 2, g; s., fine corner; new sec sec
Must sell, personal reasons Sacrifice
$1,000: terms. 907 Tower Bldg. NE. 4s13.
RESTAURANT doing $500 weekly; new
equipment; 6-rm apt; PIT low overhead; good
Bob Hollander. 907 Tower Bldg. NE 4s13
GAS STATION; rent. $50; on N. Y. ave:
does Ereasins. Washing and repairI: 81 200;
Sesy terms. o07 Tower Bldg. NJ. 4S13.
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.
(ContiuitedN

PAINTING. papering plastering floors:
no down payment; low as So per month
At 1244. Colonial Decorating Co. !39
11th st. Sc.
PAINTING, interior exterior Papering
rooms, $4 and up. First-class mechanic.
Reliable service. A. Penny. AT. 797S.
PAINTING. papering, repairs by reliable
white mechanic; special price on house
painting this month. co 1974-919s.
PAINTING. paper hanging. plastering. gen.
eral repairs: white mechanics. Work done
at once. 1892 Wise. ave. EN-. 2065.
PAPERING-Why paper? Refinish your
papered walls more inexpensively by our
new process. Also floor finishing and all
types of painting. For estimates, phone
RA 2231.
PAPERING done at once. "a room and up.
including paper. do my own work; guar
anteed Georgia 0024.
PAPERING. painting plastering at special
low prices this week; all work guaranteed.
Call Taylor 1889.
PAPER HANGING this week only. 80 so
Der room: 1910 washable. sunfast papers:
work guaranteed Michigan 6315
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-2O yrs.
experience; work guaranteed. Give me q
trial. Call DU. 05g0 15'
PAPERING, painting and interior deco
rating. Estimates given. Rates reason.
able. Call jackson 1920.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
TESTED For PROFIT

We have a new plan Of retail mer-
chandislnR. The product is staple, in
demand everywhere. Our plan covers the
method Of sale, the store layout the equip
ment. We find the location and finance
65's Of the Arrangement. Our plan has
proven successful; first, by all the national
chain and 10 cent stores and sgain
proven by 300 profitable installations;
Sl,5OO cash and good references required.
Especlally desirable for man and WIFE.
Box 30l S, Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

N H AVE. GUEST HOUSE. mr. Dupont
Circle-2l rooms, baths; elevator beau
600 down. Leta Lister. AID. 66'223 or AID.
gi40
Evening star., 1940-10-13

APTS. with sinks Frigidaires fully furn.
for highest cash offer; must sell imme.;
called to active duty Marine Corps. 4I2
3rd 81 NV NE 1924
Evening star., 1940-10-13

TO SETTLE ESTATE have 20 to 25 shares
GaltherSburg ! ST Nat. Bank stock. par 500
share, surplus $50: make offer as whole or
part. Oscar F. Frick, trustee. Gaithersburg,
Md Phone I'm
Evening star., 1940-10-13

TEMPLE SCHOOL MANASSAS, VA. THE
Little School That Is Different. 2S mi.
from D c. Recreational period through
Aug: fall term for school begins Sept. 10th
Ages 3-1O yrs. Enroll now. Phone Manassas
Evening star., 1940-10-13

DRESSMAKING-ALT A SPE-
ciaIty; satisfaction guaranteed Formerly
from exclusive Coma. ave. shops. EN-
Evening star., 1940-10-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTERESTED in buying vending machine
routes; large or small. scales Coca,Cola'
fIssrssf Bes s7oR Reasalf Gar. gum Ai'0 'oni.''
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT for sale or
rent; Donate perm. wave. mach. cH.
DRY GOODS. mems, women's. childrens
inventors' 5000 BOX 3s8-V. Star.
VALET SHOP. 3O-day trial; good down.
town tow locstion; rent $50 mo; H;ex price; y. e.
ioS ioSi New S York ed Sa0n ave-. n.w' VA NA. 1f4s.
RESTAURANT-BAR, excellent downtown
corner. 500 week business: rent. $3.50 mo-;
price, SO, 500; = cash; Euaranteed on trial.
New York ave. NV. Ma 114s.
HOME WITH INCOME: 8 rms, 2 baths;
heat furn.: rent. $50 So $3.50.
OWENS REALTY. ME. 04s7.
ROOMING HOUSE furniture. business and
Cali for owner' ni a coiumbia 4sI7. ~
CHILDRENs SHOP. well established; owner
leaving town; guar guarantee over $4,000 stock:
$500 cash Phone Rational i62s. '."
GUEST HOUSE, 90 rms; z baths; income.
81 900; rent, $3.50; on N. H. near @: So.
WV JAY REALTY CO. RE. soo7.
wHIsKEY TAVERN. nearb2 % Md; crosses
Sf5U WHY; all drinks; rent. $50; owner
leaving town; small pay roll; price. Sf,750:
terms. Phone National 1928.
ON K ST. IA rms; long lease; reas. rent;
$500 handles.
OWENS REALTY. ME O4se.
BOARDING HOUSE. DUPONT CIRCLE,
40 rooms, 90 baths; catering to the
better class; never vacancy. Information
in Office only
ROGERS, REAL ESTATE.
604 F st. NV Ma sl37,
GROW TO SUCCESS
Coin machine operating is the largest
single business to help you grow to sue
cess, few new operators are now in
Yted to enter this surprising business.
With moderate Investment and sound ref
erences YOU can secure co-opers ton Of
3u-year-old concern, lsrEeS. IN It's line.
Business intake is all cash. small over
head no credit losses. No previous ex-
perlence required. Boy 6@-T Star.
OPEN SUNDAY-7O2 KENNEDY NV.
Store and Aut Ofc- Wanted
THOS 10 WhISH M, nj -
Evening star., 1940-10-13

DRESSES MADE TO ORDER, ANY TYPE
sured coats refined. Dupont 0OS2.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
4th AND PARK RD-l2 rms. fully turn.I
ent, S15: lease. prlce. q 100
OWENS REALTY. NE. AS
ARLINGTON. Va
JAY REALTY co RE. 6on7 .
WOMEN 5 AccEssoRIEs-sPAcE FoR
ROOMING HOUSES WANTED.
BOARDING HOUSES WANTED.
WINFIELD & THURM,

Take advantage Of our years OF exper-
fence IN selling room'ng ard boarding
houses. RESULTS COUNT For a oulck
Evening star., 1940-10-13

MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR.
ten 1922 Massachusetts ave. NV: school
of dancing and nursery: hour day or
week $40 to $50
Evening star., 1940-10-13

CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL, 52Ol 10Th
St w-Kindergarten and grades; spa
cious playground; transportation. Georgla
Evening star., 1940-10-13

GUARDING HOUSE, nr. lNth and Col. I'd.
Ia rooms. 3 baths; beautifully furnished
income. >135: rent. Sl25: price. $1,000,
Evening star., 1940-10-13

EMPLOYED COUPLE. SMALL BABY.
want to share apartment with lady or
Of baby and apt; Columbia Heights; no
drinkers considered. Box 377-V. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

CULTURED WOMAN, COLLEGE GRADU--
ate and Travelled in Europe Government
lady evenings in exchange for room and
hoard Box 1887. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

CHR PRAC tt C-PHYSIOTHERAPY
treatments given in your home: women
only. DR.. ADA WAHLEN, Columbia I lO2
Evening star., 1940-10-13

HATS REMODELED MADE TO ORDER.
Turbans, tweeds, fur hats made de- OF 81 your
YOU like. MISS HOPKINS, 1110 NV
pnn RH PIE n12N
Evening star., 1940-10-13

= baths, arranged as I" Nght housekeep-
ing apis. and 10 mountaineering rooms,
all completely furnished and rented with
only ] vacancy: out-of-town owner desires
to sell property to responsible party; mini
reasonable terms For full particulars. Box
l90-V. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

A RELIABLE MAN to service Gn spare
TIM route of automatic dispensers of
L. S postage stamps: no selling pays
UP 10 500 per month. $3.50 required
state aEe, phone. address and advise If
required capital available. Box 409-V.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

REYNOLDS PIANO STUDIOS-COMPLETE
systematic courses in modern popular and
classical piano playing; Juilliard teacherS'
New York CITY Adams 1869.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experienced
age 49, permanent or temp. Warfeld
3962 15'
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, auditor. office
work; middle aged settled, thoroughly ex-
perienced Me 111n
Evening star., 1940-10-13

GENTLE. either male or female with
$1,000 to invest. well secured with mort
gage on entire business. good income likely.
no brokers. Box 36i-V. Star.
RESTAURANT with rooming house above;
on-sale beer. good business, NV: S2,S00:
will not sell se1arately: 81 900 cash. North
SNh4 Ami III
Evening star., 1940-10-13

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English Self-conf1dence. freedom from
self-consciousness French conversation:
priyate tutor MI SOTO, MISS WEED
Evening star., 1940-10-13

FRATERNITY INTERESTED IN RENTING
clubroomS close to Georgetown. BOX
| kk-V. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

UNDERSTANDING MOTHER WILL GIVE
home to small child. Balanced diet. Shep-
l,ord L
Evening star., 1940-10-13

INTERESTED in buying vending machine
routes large or small. scales, Coca-Cola.
cgarets. peanuts. gum, also confections.
Roy 270-V Star
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ROcNING FOUSE-Near and 9Th: in
come over $500 monthly. This house has
paid NE profit each month. Owner. Ma.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

1889.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, interior
exterior; pure lead and oil used on ex-
terror; do my own work. Caulking. roofs
painted. estimates. Call Randolph 6263.
PAngTIN0, paperhanging, .leaky roofs. rea.
SnitS. 7oS 4 =. -. i. Sao2.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ATTRACTIVE. DETACHED REST HOME;
very cheerful rooms. semi-private bath.
Special care. Tray service EN-. O644.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

ATTRACTIVE ROOM, IN QUIET, CLEAN
home {. adults: warm in winter. cool in
summer: ! block cars unlimited phone'
breakfast optional; $50 mo. Ranoolph 'o''
Evening star., 1940-10-13

WANTED HOME ACCOMMODATIONS
for mother and boy of school age. Give
details, phone number. Box 391-V. Star.
BOARDING HOME FOR ELDERLY LADIES.
Large porches and grounds; excellent food
tray service; rates. 500 mo. UP. Graduate
nurses. Georgia 1922.
DRESSMAKER- ER-TAnORESS, FORMERLY
GarfinckePs: references Of high-class
clientele; reasonable. BY appointment
North 61S0
Evening star., 1940-10-13

BASEMENT and wall waterproofing; over
head garage doors: removable storm vestl-
bules. J. J. McPhaul. NO. 1923.
BETTER PAPERING painting; reasonable
prices; new selections: white mechanics:
go anywhere; free estimates. Georgia 2526.
BUILDER ER-CARPENTRY SPECIALTY-Rec.
reation rooms, general repairs; reasonable
terms. L. r. Nelson. Republic 0645.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

SPANISH NATIVE TEACHER. BEGINNERS.
advanced students. Cali Sunday afternoon
or evenings. HO. 1850, Branch 1Ol.
CHEERFUL STUDIO APT, PRIVATE
bath, for PA Christian men. Reasonable.
Private family. Box 345-V Star.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Won't Support Tearing DotOn OF
Labor Board, Declares NAACP
The Globe Tr0ttcr
By cliff Maekay

purely American rite were forcing the lynchers tc
less public demonstrations. This pressure from TN
outside, under the aStute guiding hand of walter
White, has become increasingly stronger in the last
few years
Lynchers did not abandon the practice They
merely became more resourceful in putting across
their program The idea of big crowds drop
ped Today small groups do the work, quietly ef-
fcently, with smooth dispatch.
The mob victim mysterlously disappears from
the community. Later body, covered with lash
marks is found across stump in a deserted spot IN
some woods or is found floating down e r
No one as Usual knows what happened, though all
suspect The local newspaper makes little mention
of the incident and actually calls it lynch
ing. 1t becomes just another mysterious homicide
and DR.. Patterson of course, has no grounds upon
which to classify it as the work of mob
MANY HAVE OCCURRED
Doubtless hundreds of these cases were quietly
carried cut last year when the Tuskegee report dis
closed only three lynchings And opponents of the
Wagner-Van Nuys bill, many of whom are fully cog
nizant of the lynch technique gleefully get up
in Washington and break their fingers pointing to
the low number of lynchingS!!
Just how prevalent is still this spirit of lynching
in the hearts of many is being uncovered now IN
Fulton County, Georgia, after many years of whls-
pered floggngs night-rdings and terroristic cam
pagns.
In the past victims have chiefly been Negroes
Suddenly just as has been repeatedly predicted by
many of Our leaders, 1ns ludlng Booker l. ""snine
ton the color of the victims has changed from btack
to white which accounts for all the present lever
iSh investigation.
Already the investigators have uncovered more
than twenty cases of brutal floggn8s and they have
lust begun And most of those uncovered nave peen
white victims Negro victims have not been called
upon yet to tell their story.
Thus it is being forcibly driven home to many
Of the opposite group vino still doubted how vitally
important is to pass adequate federal measures to
cover this and other types of mob violence not just
for the protection of the Negro but all citizens OF
the community.
Not until the civil rights Of the very least i'm
portant person in the community are secure, can
those of all persons in the community be guaran'
teed
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23

WASHINGTON-(A N P)-
With the completion of the new
annex to the Government printing
office between 50 and 100 Ne
groes will be added to' the sanl-
ary force of the maintenance de-
-artrnent beng taken from the
rolls of the unskilled. workers
where many have worke d for years
since the Worl6 war.
At the time they entered the
service. these workers, fresh from
the army and military service OF
tho United states, gladly accepted
an opportunity to wurE III the
printing Office as msSkilled labor
ers Fl wever as time went on,
thew were assigned to various
duties in the department, many
Neino assigned to skilled laborers'
work in the press rooms and IN
various other parts of the build
ing.
With the new building finished,
it was anticipated that there would
he ,sdme changes, but uhese
workers, who having long service
to their credit felt they would not
he mOleSted
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Texas Teachers
DeCideT0 Cancer
Negro Program

DALL4AS-(A N P)-SponSorS OF
the annual meeting of North DIS
trict No. 5 of the Texas State
Teachers association, white, re-
Gently wrote to the librarian OF a
local Negro high school request
ing her assistance in arranging a
program including music, talks on
race relations and Negro litera-
ture, followed by a, general discus
sion.
Following issuance of the bulie-
tin announcing speakers and
plans for the session, for reasons
not yet made public the session
was suddenly cancelled by the
committee in chargG Persons
previously invited to participate
as speakers and auditors were notl-
fed of the change and were in
formed that a mistake had been
made in the arrangement. No rea-
sons were given except for the
cryptic statement something has
happened to make the change
necessary "
Those aware Of the proposed
meeting and who received invita-
tions to attend expressed them
selves as somewhat amused at the
sudden change in plans and as
cribed the action to warnings and
perhaps threats from prejudiced
membersS.
Another significant phase OF
the days program was noted IN
that the schedule called for a
luncheon Immediately following
the morning exercise at which
time DR.. John o. Beatty, profes-
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
FATHER DIVINE PAYS
$4,000 FOR NEW HOME

BROOKLYN, N Y--(ANP)-A fifteen room house at
Sal Washington Ave here this week became the newest of
Father Divpes heaven" when he purchased it for $4,000
according to the former
The "heaven which is next door to Cathedral college,
preparatory seminary for 800 young ladies' also is
Catholic parish Officials of the school, established in
1915 expressed annoyance when several of Fathers an
gels moved in last week.
Miss Isabelle Kelly, former Of the house, de
cided to sell it last year after residing in for 26 years
Considering Father Divine the besteady market for cash.
she said she wrote him about the house. naming the price
as S65OO Divine thought the price too high but reconsid
cred the offer when Miss Kelly lowered it to $4,000.
The house. three-story brick and stone building with
* rooms and two baths has tax valuation of $8,000
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
C0-Auth0r
Ofmeasure
Confident
Believes Issue
To Be Settled
At This Session

WASHINGTON, ID. c. =
(SNS)-An indication that
the Federal Anti-lynching bill
has the full support of the
majority Of Senators, was
voiced by Senator Robert F.
Wagner, one OF the authors
of the bill, in a statement
issued at the close of Senate
Subcommittee hearings ON
the bill.
The full statedent issued by
Wagner, explaining his own stand,
and the relationship of the fight
for this bill to the international
situation follows:
"The favorable report OF the
Anti-lync1iing bill by the Sub
committee of the Judiciary Com
mittee, Immediately upon the close
Of hearings today, is a gratifying
indication of the overwhelming
support for the bill in the Sen,
ate. In these times. when democ-
racy is on trial throughout the
civilized world, it is especially fit
ting and especially important to
safeguard by every constitutional
means the civil rights and the
personal liberties of every Amer
ican citizen. however humble and
whatever his race or color,
1.-THE pending bill is similar to
the various anti-lynching measures
which / have joined in pressing
for enactment since the year 1884
For six years the issue has been
discussed and debated by the Sen-
ate as fully as any issue ever pre-
sented to Congress and the Amer
lean people. In that time, Z;
lynchings have occurred. The
number of lynchings has varied
with significant regularity as the
threat of legislation has seemed
more or less possible of fulfillment
IF the threat OF federal anti
| lynching bill can minimize or pu'
temporary halt to lynching, that
is the rest argument or a Federal
anti-lynching law. Although
comparatively small number o1
lynchings occurred last year, WI
have no assurance whatever that
lynchings will continue to decline
if this legislation is shelved. There
must be a definite and perma'
nent end to the barbarous practice
of lynching which has held Amer
lea up to ridicule and contempt
among the common people OF many
lands.
IF We are TO vindicate oul
proud position as the toremoS'
example of a functioning Democ'
racy. we must help the states tt
stamp out for all times the spirit
Of the lynching mob. II is my SIN
cere hope and belief that this issue
will be settled once and for all al
this session of Congress.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Many To Get Jobs
In Printing Annex

However, the change has been
ordered and many who formerly
held responsible positions in the
printing office now find them
selves attendants in rest rooms,
sweepers and SO forth.
Nothing can be done to remedy
the situation as those same work
ers previously mad been advised to
take an unclaSsified test for their
own protection when no shifts in
reorganization would affect them.
Although the pay remains the
same, the classification of the
workers and the type of work they
will be doing. has been greatly
changed
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (ANP)-
A crowd, estimated at 1000 persons
and hajling from all sections OF the
nation, gathered here last Friday
at Prairie View college to attend
the ene-day session Of the 11th
Educational Conference.
Prairie View Principal w. R.
Banks presided, and the conference
subject was, Crime and Delin-
quency Of Texas Negro Youth
Growing Out Of Present Economic
and Social Changes
As principal speaker, DR.. H. A.
Bullock, professor of sociology at
the college, gave an analysis of Ne
gro delinquents as they are af-
fected by the institutions Of mar
riage. the home, the church, the
school, and state reformatories. He
said that crime and delinquency
among Negroes in Texas is only
q problem insofar as the citizenry
of Texas considers it to be one.
Or. Bullock compared Negro de-
linuuents with the n-delinquentS.
The distinguishing characteristics
of Negro delinquents he said are:
Cd They belong to the lower in
come group; ca They are more or
lscs illiterate; CD They are less
psyohologically Influences; "a they
are. for the most part, non church
members.
Giving the najor oGfenses Of
Texas Negro youth delinquents as
theft, burglary, robbery, forgery
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
D Reopen
|. C.. law
|chool
First Year
Course Only
To Be Offered

DURHAM, n ca N P)-The
school of the North Carolina
lega for Negroes, which closed
fall when only one student
.olied for ent. ance, will re open
xt September as one of Tie law
lools approved by the State
ard of law examiners, according
an announcement last week by
mes E. Shepard, president.
The school, opened as a result
the Missouri university deci-
oes from state universities unless
'bn. making it illegal TO bar Ne
e corresponding Negro state
|hool offered a curricula OF the
I'M. standards will offer a first
lar course of study only during
|4O-41, it wac revealed.
The administrative, library and
|structional work of the new
Ehool will be conducted By visit
p members from the University
North Carolina staff al
|hapel Hill, and the curriculum is
bported to be substantially a
Llplicate of the first-year course
ven there.
A faculty of visiting staff men,
ers from the University of North
arolina is a provisional measure,
ccording to President Shepard, to
o continued only until qualified
egroes can be recruited for the
srvice.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-23
Physician To
Appear Before
Senate Group

CHICAGO-CANP)-Dr. Carl G.
Roberts, prominent Chicago ply
sician and past president Of the
National Medical association, will
appear before the United States
Senate committee this week to dis
cuss medical legislation now before
Congress. Summoned by Senator
James Murray, chairman of the
senate committee On medical mat
ters, DR.. Roberts will represent the
National Medical Association. He
will be accompanied by Dr. Numa
p. G. Adams, director of the How
ard Medical school.