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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-26
Navy Yards
Opened To
British Ships

Washington. March 26.-(AP)-
The opening of American navy yards
for repair of damaged British men
ol-War, military experts said today,
may give England d great strategical
advantage in her battle of the At
iantiC.
The use of the naval repair facili-
Ties. authorized by the terms of the
IeaSe-lcnd act, would not interfere
with the huge L. S. fleet CONSTRUCT
tion program, it was said, but their
availability would increase the Brit
ssh convoy efficiency IN the western
Atlantic.
Under the lease-lend provisions, It
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

GiRL--Light hous~~0rk stay 81 mAsi
Tiki children. Teietstone Temple 2-sSli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

A BEDROOM suite. s-pe. walnut nnish.
slightly mArred IN shipment, sscrince,
Sls75. terms ALVIN. sT15 West Vernon
A CLEARANCE OF all new room outfits
2pc. liv. rm. suite 9xl2 rug, lamps. 2
tables s-pc. waterfall din rm. suite exI2
rug. 3-pC modern bedroom suite spring
and mattress chair and lamps, SIS each
terms WARDS, 1884 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Musical Instruments

AccoRDIoNs- Slightly used piano; large
size. $3.50 Gratiot. Plaza 4135
PIANO - Upright, used $40; good con-
dftion. City Mnsic. 1912 Mack.
READ Times want Ads for pront--uss
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Situations Wan,ed-FemaIs


EXPERIENCED colored uornsn wants
clssning or ironing days work. Tyler
TgST
JNPERtENCFD cpi,r~d Elri wishes dsys
laundry, cleaning 81 car fare. Trinity
s5fa7.
ExPERIENCED nes' eirl wishes days part
time laundry cleaning. Temple 1929
EXPERIENCED rir ufsnes dsy Wurk
second mAid PLAIN cocktnE FitFrpy ava
ENPERiENcED riri wishes part time
days work 81 30 carfArs Fitzroy 1925.
RELIABLE experienced rolored woman
wishes DAYS work. references. Car
Temple i-s52a
TRAINED ~. checker des5rrs permanent
employ mont Can 10 general office
uort. Arlington 1877
WHITE lady desires fsu1IlY washing isrgS
washing abcsit - everything ironed
careful work. Cal and deliver. Townsend
: 1890
READ Times Want Ads lot Pront-,,-s
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

ADVERTISING sALEsMEN TOP money
selling single -aouoie ~ up book matches
taiendsTs. psncliS, leather. ciDih glass
WOOD. plastic novelties: M freight, free
cuts. Mr.. Wenger 7niS FenksH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Al VACUUM. washer. sewing machine
repair in home 81; free estimates.
LEnox $3.50. Central Service.
SINGERS, 81: others. IS; portables, yls;
consoles. Sz2. 50. sunday, 7o2f hccseiian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

faEhEs UPHOfRTERiNG Company 90
Guaranteed Insured Terms. l0t4l Mack.
Telephone Lemon M
iABsOLUT iron clad gus rantee. tWt
pieces y27. FIDELITY Uphoistersrs
Oregon aTs0
CUSTOM Teuphols,ering save Il NOW.
CAL TE. l-iz7p. Nom Bros Uphols.
VIE. Chair with T~o-Piec. Suite
NORTHWEST JPHoL. TYLER $ a3Ts
HOME UPHOLSTERINC Exper work
mAnship. choice materials; estimates any
time. 1913 ksrchevsl LEnOK OOo7.
MICHIGAN FENKELL UPHoL. co.
fo4I2 FenkeiL HO. t733
PULLMAN UPHoLsTERING co 80 Fsc-
tory; - Hendris. : pcs, 81 -. Cal
kcison 6Sf4
REUPHoisTERING specisl. living room
SUITE S26.TS Don Rte Upholstering
Townsend s-ss73
2-PC Set Completely Recovered Sa3 IS
Can PLAZA 1896. 1888 kERCHkvAL.
CONSULT tn. enlarged Real Estate hstines
In the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

GOOD waitress wanted a. once. Apply
-TTm-t1nExErg tiEE-AErzui -iA1L.n Decker
HoUSFWoRk Experienced white ns
cooking. private -fnun s1crllerl home
I.rLNnrsnN r-lIaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
PACKERS
PART TIME
THE J. l.. HUDSON co.

Hss openinFs for women thorough, sNprFi
snced ~ ospa n risnf store parking AP,d.
s-ploymsut Office ifih fnot, bef~esn 3 3
sn1 - - >. m.
fTEAnY INCOME. START yoUR ows
BUSINESS 81 drrsr.s lingerie an,
hosiery sock on consignment. M rnunel
needed Miss Meyers go Woodward
WHITE CIRts-fscnerai houses 's-
Adults, good hpfDs $40 fprivafe room
bath Z2s4 West Boston boulevard.
WOMAN For ironing han Gay. s. arr
bus fare University g72
YOUNG GIRL Whit ter Fens~ai stay
nights: No isuofsy So i04 Puritan
COIOREp-F F.AL estate ssleSiEdier Fres
training PLENTY PROSPECTS sol
VAS Hsncock
FFAp Times Want Ads for proht--,.ss
hem for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

MIDDLE AGED Housskeep~r carr infant
Ffsy nirb's ~ isuBorN hesoy clean.
irg Fof-d asEss mother employed Town
sent sac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

!. LIVING RIM suites log above cost Open
sunday. Van Lokern, 1851 Charlevoir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

AIRCRAFT RIVETINC

PRACTICAL TkAlNIkG-HO BOOKS
AIRCRAFT WOODWARD
LEARN MODERN BARBERING-Pnons
write for particulars. hoAer College. SIS
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
REST BUY N TOWN
4-Room Outfit, $50

FRiGIDAIRE STOVE RADIO
Besuifful living room SUITE 3-pce walnut
bedroom. 5-pCe kitchen outfit. beautiful
champagne finish. spec dioette IN oak.
rugs end table. smoker. mirror. Frtcidaire
stove and Phiico rsdio- phoro comb. with so
records used. god condition. some pieces
IKE new s. delivers; innE FL terms open
ewes. see Cornell, s2es Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

DIET relief See Credn Adjustment c.
ss3 Barlum Tower. Detroit. CT. s3+7.
GALL RI.F.NZ" ends liver gan bis Oder,
stomach gas. gaIistone sttseks: prevents
operations. I4i0 Burlingsme. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

WALL window clear nE Esrdsu any
general worn references rsiiabis Cherry
s-us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
RECLAIMED FURNITURE
ROOMS-S42

Once IN lifetime Look! Everything goes
3 piece living room se,. occasional chair
rugs. lamps, studio couch. radio. beds
z dressers, breakfast set, gas stove. ~
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Presbyterians Honor
DR.. George ". Carver

TUSKEGEE, OSNS)-Ih
presbyterian Church of Vernon
Texas, recently presented DR.
George w. Carver with certifi-
cate Of award as a testimony of
thelr esteem and in recognition of
some of the courtly and unselfish
things that he had done for 9TH
ers who were in need.
The award was accompanied By
a letter from the Reverend j. Al
bert Steele, pastor of the PreSby-
terian Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Steele said in part
1T is not often that [ am given
the happy assignment of writing
such a letter as this to one of NV
fellow creatures, for never before
in my eventful life has it been my
happy lot to share in the confer
ment of distinguished aware
upon one Of the uncroWned Amer
leans who has contributed much
to the happiness and welfare OF
his fellowmen.
Over the years, unknown &c
you, your life has been observed
closely by many persons who have
rubbed elbows with you j nthe
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Metro Seeks No Race
Ordinary Business

CHICAGO-(ANP) - Coinci-
dent with the announcement by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company of New York. that it
had reached an ali time high rec
ord of $1,700,000,OO0 worth of
new paid business for 1910,
came word from observers that
the Metropolitan is making little
effort to secure new Negro bust
ness.
Ordinary life business, policies
of $500 and up, are not being
solicited by Metropolitan agents,
observers here said. If former
policy holder or even a new pros
pect visits the offices of the
Metropolitan or makes an appli-
cation, he may be written.
1t is quite apparent, however,
that the company is not solicit
ing new accounts except in the
nickel, dime and quarter field,
where it has long been dominant,
it was pointed out. These .obser-
vers who include Negro itsur-
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Tom-Toms Call
Ethiopians To
War On Duce

ETHIOPIAN SUDENESE
FRONTIER = (ANP)-The rhy-
thmic beat of "A royal tom-toms
has broken the silence of this
desert area with area with a sum-
mons to Ethiopian patriots to rise
in arms against their Italian mas
ters.
From peak to peak the thump'
ing carried the message from for.
mer Emperor Halle Selassie Wed.
nesday night, and Thursday hum
dreds of trained Ethiopians slip
ped across the border back to
their homeland to help their com.
rades reported ASSEMBLING an
army in Gojiam, near Lake Tana
in northwestern Ethiopia.
The signal tells the natives the
one-time Negus, "the King of
Kings" is near, and that the
moment for armed revolt ap-
proaches.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Confession Dr. Carters
Theme Past Sunday Morn

interest by the presence as a col
orful visitor of the Rev. E. G..
Clements, widely-known mail-car-
rier and preacher genially called
"the praying parson."
SPECIAL PRAYER
The Rev Mr.. Clements offered
invocation to open the services.
The fervid prayer was in itself a
gem in the days events.
The Matron's Class portrayed a
fine spirit of Womanhood in the
Advanced Department by making
an excellent display of church
loyalty. T. j. Morgan, its teacher
was in charge of Opening Hour
while Mrs. Willie Sims presided
during closing exercises. Miss
Rhett Britain Spelman coed
sang a beautiful selection and
Mrs. r. E. Thomas gave fins
discussion on the lesson. She gave
a vivid explanation of prayer ano
its influence on the lives of nu-
man beings.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
LOGAN TO SPEAK

''The International Position Of
the Negro as Reflected in Litera
ture" will be the topic of a lecture
by DR.. John Lowell, Jr., of the De
partment of English, on March 13
and Prof Ravford w. Logan, of
the Department of History, who has
delivered a number of addresses
during the past few months on the
Negro in the world crisis, will
sneak March l8. on THE Negro IN
the National Defense"
DR.: Ralph j. Bunche, of the De-
partment of Political Science, who
recently declared that never since
the Civil War has conflict meant
so much to the Negro and his fu-
ture as this which now engulfs the
world, will outline the role of ''Po-
litical Science in the National De-
fense Program" in a lecture On
March 90
The March series of lectures will
come to a close with a joint paper
on Some Effects Of the National
Defense Program" to be discussec;
bv Prof w. O Brown and Samuel
~. Strong, Of the Department o.
Sociology.
Wednesday, as he visited the camp.
The general remarked:
This anti-aircraft rgimnt, sta
toned inland from the Atlantic
coast mainly because of difficulty
of finding suitable target ranges and
firing areas in the more congeSted
coast areas, will work in close con-
junction with the armored troops
Gen. Drum said that Fort On
tario would be used as the train
ing post for all the colored train
eeS called up in the Second Corps
Area which includes New England,
New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina and part of Georgia.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Probe Staying OF Negro
Caualryn1an At West Point
Fellow Soldier
Is Jailed For
Questioning

WEST POINT. N. Y.-(ANP) -
Complete details surrounding the
killing CT a private attached to the
roth cavalry over last weekend
were being closely guarded by
army officials. All that is admitted
is that L. T. Miller, a first SER
geant, was jailed by military
authorities on a charge of tech
nical homicide after it was SAID
that he had shot and killed Private
Paul Mayo of Oklahoma during an
alteration that occurred while he
was taking Mayo to the guard
house.
Miller's explanation of the in
cident, according to Major William
Maglin, provost marshal of the
military academy, was that d
scuffle had taken place in an upper
hallway of the medical detach-
ment barracks in which Mayo had
lashed at him with his uniform
belt.
Temporarily subduing the pri-
waite Sgt. Miller said he placed
him under arrest and, arming him.
self, marched him off to the guard
house. En- route Mayo is said to
have again turned on his escort
swinging the buckle end of his
belt as he did. Although he had
fired two shots in the air, Miller
claims that Mayos persistence
compelled him to fire at his pris-
oner twice.
Private Mayo was a native of
Wan, Okla, and was to have been
transferred to Camp Lee, Va, this
week.
Whether or not an army board
OF investigation, convened i'm
mediately after the incident, was
reported, could not be determined
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
ATLANTA, Ga. - (SNS)

ATLANTA, Ga. - (SNS) -
Taking material for a wonder
full gospel message from the
Biblical passage: 'Whosoever shall
confess me before men, will con-
fess him before angels and father
which is in Heaven" the vener.
able DR.. Edward Randolph Car
ter, pastor of Friendship Baptist
Church, delivered another sermon
in his challenging series on the
Il Wills of Jesus Christ" Sunday
morning.
Great truth were expressed in
fullness of power by the pastor
ana, prevalent throughout the con-
gregation. there was manifeSta-
ton of the Holy Spirit.
QUIET REFLECTION
In continuing his sermonic series
the Rev. Mr. Carter simply paus-
ed for a moment of quiet reflec-
ton after the usual spiritual pre-
liminaries.
The services were heightened ii
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

B. D.-Please tell me what is
wrong win my hubsand and me?
We can't seem to get along. I
would any advice?
Ans: honestly feel that you
do not have enough time TO spend
with your husband. why don't you
look around for another type OF
job so you can have more time
eff. Things will be quite differen
at home when you can do more fOf
him He must have attention Or
he can't be satisfied long at a
time.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Believe Delay Will
Help Red Caps Suit
Back Pay
Sought OF
Penn. R.R.

NEW YORK-(ANP)- Delays in
the 10000 suit being brought by
z Penn State red caps against tie
PENNSYLVANIA r. R. for back wages
under the Fair Labor Standards
act are not without their advan'
tages. according to William Nickel
vey. attorney for the compliments.
The suit was filed in southern dis
trict federal court, New York, n
January, and papers were served
the company on January 81.
Cooperation on the part Of attor-
neys for the railroad in making
available to Mr. McKelvey neceS-
sary information in the prepara-
ton of his case the attorney said,
will obviate the necessity Of taking
testimony to deduce the facts
sought. In this way, he said, the
formal complaint of the red caps
may be amended thereby eliminat-
ing uncontested points and forti-
flying others at issue. Attorney
McKelvey felt that in all proba-
bility a motion for summary judg-
ment will be argued in March.
Since the inception Of the case
several other red caps have signed
retainers thus increasing the num-
Der of original complaints to ap-
proXimately 27. 1t is believed 9TH
ers may yet follow suit
The action is claim for wages
cue the men for the period covered
by October "A, 1888 when the act
went into effect, to June l, 1940
when the present minimum wage
system was begun.
An accounting of the conpany's
books in cooperation with their at
torneys, according to Mr.. McKet-
Vey, reveals that the sum involved,
plus liquidated DAMAGES. amounts
to approximately $4,000.
At the time of McKelvey's an
Eouncement on the status of his suit
there was still pending in the U. S
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
fifth district a decision in a similar
case brought in behalf of 45 men
at Union Terminal in Dallas ,an0
involving $77,000 The, suit is be-
ing handled by A. j. Pickett, law
yer and chairman of the Brother
hood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks.
Questioned on the Importance of
this case. Atty. McKelvey felt that
through it a definite precedent
would be set by which his and
other such suits might well be
guided. 1t is unlikely, however
that settlement of any of these
suits will be made before a final
appeal has been taken to the su-
i0reme court.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Press Part In
,.J0bDriue Lauded

$50. WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS)
The outstanding feature OF
r.goyernment-sponsored unemploy-
! nent work-relief during 1910,
was the whole hearted coopera-
ton of the Negro public, press,
rulpit, organizations and institu-
IItioRs"l Alfred Edgar Smith, Staff
Advisor on race relations for the
Work Projects Administration,
saysssina his annual report just
made public. unprecedented and
full, this cooperation practically
converted work relief for Negro
workers into work rehabilitation.
In addition it paid unexpected
and welcome dividends in public
services.
qG'314Fully aware that work relief
''FFwas initiated as an emergency
-fineasure and never intended as a
sGsolution for unemployment, the
yaNegTo. public apparently was
y aroused to action by the fact
vfhat even during boom employ
.sment periods Negro workers on
relief experienced great difficult
ty in securing jobs in private in
dustry such as would remove
them temporarily or permanently
y from the relief rolls.
e} A nationwide campaign grad
uaily gained momentum. 1t has
been two-fold in purpose, ID to
cooperate with nlacenonnt oo,o,o
cies in locating employment on
E'porturities and in educating pri-
vate employers to the availability
19and desirability of Negro work
ersf and (2)5 to cooperate with
the WPA in training and gener-
9,'aily rehabilitating Negro workers
:. so that they would be beth ca
@1pabie and anxious to take advan-
-iFage OF private employment when
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

offered" he report continues.
"The Negro Press was the
leader in this campaign. Even
the late-year diversions Of politics
and defense failed to swerve edi-
tors from their avowed purpose
of training for colored workers
and jobs for the unemployed
= ne National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
the National Urban League and
its branches, The National Negro
business league, local welfare and
civi group, churches, schools,
all Joined the crusade. Ac-
tive individuals included national,
state and local offic' ais, with
hundreds of educational, frater-
nal and civic leaders"
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
S. Africa Pays Black
7 1TTro0psL Less Than White

JOHANNESBURG, South AT
Observation-Disclosures Cores
pondence) - Speaking in the
Southern Rhodesian parliament
recently, Major Walker, D. S. O.,
made a strong plea for immedi-
ate improvement in the rates of
pay, allowances to dependents,
and general treatment of men
serving in the Colpred Transport
company of that colony and now
on active service in East Africa.
81 think | was largely respon-
sible for getting a transport COM
pany formed Of these colored
nen and Of inducing them to go
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
MOrehOuSe Artist
To Play Before
L. StOkOWSki

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Vernon Mclean, student at
Morehouse College and violinst,
was one of four young musicians
selected to play before Leopold
Stokowslzi in March, it was an
nounced Monday. The others are
white.
Selection of four people is re-
suit of Georgia additions of young
musicians competing for places in
the conductors Al-American
Youth Orchestra.
The Georgia winners will COM
pete with winners from Florida,
South Carolina, Mississippi and
Alabama.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

TO serve the empire in East Af-
rica,' Major Walker said.
81 must say" he continued,
"that | have been uneasy in my
mind ever since, in view of the
bad conditions and the low rates
of pay which l induced them to
accept, also the inadequate al
lowance we are making for their
independents and the generally
unsatisfactory manner in which
they have been treated.
'The pay of these men is only
three shillings, six pence per day
(about 43c). White soldiers get
more than twice as much"
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

city streets as well as in office.
shop and home. The kindly, con-
siderate and helpful things you
have said and done in behalf of
those in need or distress have been
remembered by many, and it is by
the earnest testimony of some OF
these that the The Sunday Morn
ing Club Of the Presbyterian
Church in Vernon Texas, has
come to know of your life's best
efforts for Others"
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
369th Regiment
Gets Increased
At Fl. Ontario
BY FRANK G. ELLIS

SYRACUSE N. Y;-)ANP) -
The 369th Anti-Aircraft regiment,
now stationed at Fort Ontario, Os-
Wego, has 1,450 officers and meE
on it's roster. Within the next
month, however, the outfit will be
increased to 1900 men, Lit. Gen.
Hugh Drum, commanding general
of the First army, announced
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

ance men said it was their belief
that the company mad wearied of
protests upon the part of Ne
groes that members of the group
should be given employment.
Metropolitan agents are said
to have told policyholders that
the company felt it was doing its
full duty by Negroes when it off
cred them a reservoir for their
money and adequate protection
in the case of death.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

j. CT am a young fellow who
want to join the c. C. Camp. Now
I want to join so I can help out
my poor grandmother who has
been taking care of me all my
life. Will I be successful?
Ans: Make your application at
the office nearest you and in all
probability you will get to go TO
camp sometime this year. In the
meantime find work of some
kind, even if it is odd jobs so you
can help out. It is awfully nice oil
YOU to realize the Importance of
helping your grandmother she
needs it too.
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

DR.. Nathan w. Collier, who serv-
ed for fOrty-five years as presi-
dent of the Florida Normal and In
GustriaI Institute, located at Saint
Augustine, Florida, died at his home
In Augusta, Georgia, on Thursday,
February 20. Funeral services were
held Saturday, February 22, at
Auugsta, Georgia. Burial was con-
Quoted on Florida Nor1naPs cam
pus Tuesday, February Is. -
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
PREACHER LEAVES LIBRARY

CHICAGO.-(ANP)-The valua
l7ln library Of the late Rev. Harry
Wilson Knielt. D. ID. pioneer
preacher and pastor of Chicago
will be placed as a permanent
memorial to his name in the Chi
cago Baptist institute
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

is no change In the
making of the So
Good Products. The
only change il the
name. These goods
will do now what
they have always
done for you, for II
Is known most ev'
erywhere.
TRY TT TODAY
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In your county at
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

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when include clipping Of this column and sign your
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The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

A. r. ST have two friends and
beth of them are nice and both
of them are nice looking Now help
NE make my choice. When 1 am
with one Of them I like him best
ust let me get with the other one
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01
Negro's Role
In Defense To
Be Discussed
Lecture Series to Be
Conducted at Howard Univ.

WASHINGTON, D. C--(SNS)-The role the Negro
must pav National Defense Program and the present world
crisis has become such national significance to the Negro race
as whole that than thirty members Of the faculty at How
University work making comprehensive stes OF the
present national and world state OF AFFAIRS IN an effort 10 en-
qben the masses the best road follow during the present
The Phoenix index., 1941-03-01

and L like him best. What must
I do?
Ans: AS long as you feel that
way go along with both
of them. . If you were in
love with either one of them, 1T
wouldn't take you very long to
make your choice. Both of the fel-
lows love you very devOtedly and
I dom. think you would be do
ing wrong to choose either one for
your mate.
L. MI am interested in TAX
ing up social service work and
would like to know what you think
about it?
Ans. I believe il would be very
rice for you to take up this kind
of work if that is what you are
interested in doing. i advise You
entering college this fall and com
plete your training. You will stand
better chance of carrying out
your plans if you do 50.