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on ships without such warrants and
New York underwriters, it is under
stood, will not insure ships which
the British designate as bad risks.
The only ships specifically ex-
empted from the necessity for bear
ing such warrants are those OF
Great Britain, Belgium, the Meth
erlands, Greece. Norway. Poland
the United States and Sweden.
Fancy Rates Paid.
AS a result, Russia has been forced
to get most of her imports in Ameri-
can bottoms and has been offering
fancy prices for the privilege.
But Russia is not the only buyer
paying high rates for cargo.
Shippers are paying premiums for
space on vessels which will carry
manganese ore and other raw ma
teriais to the United States from
Brazil.
Up the West Coast, from Chile,
Peru and Bolivia. are coming other
heavy ore shipments. Shippers say
they could use twice as many bot
toms on the northbound runs.
But they have to charge heavily
for those runs. they say, because
their southern trips are made with
virtually empty holds Specifically,
the southbound rate is around 81 a
ton, while a top of s14 is charged
northbound. On April the north
bound rate will be raised 20 to 25
per cent.
1t is rumored that ocean freight
rates to the Far East may be boosted
20 to 3315 per cent again on April l.
lifting general cargo rates to $40
ton from New York compared
with $33 now.
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Winnipeg Grain Prices.

WINNIPEG. Feb. % lP,.-General
lack of buying interest pushed wheat
futures prices lower on Winnipeg
Grain Exchange today. Final prices
were i4-1. cent lower. May at IT'S
and July 1879 cents a bushel.
With United States markets closed
and no EXPORT sales of Canadian
wheat or -four reported. mills and
domestic interests failed TO produce
sufficient orders to absorb light Of
ferings from hedgers.
An unchanged close in Argentine
wheat values at Buenos Aires. did
not help operations here.
In the cash coarse grain market
eastern buyers were reported seeking
all grades of oats and barley. Ac-
tual business, however. was restrict
ed by scarcity of offerings, although
it was said available cars offered
were taken for shipment on an all
rail basis to the east.
Cash business was neglected in the
coarse grain futures pit While
trading was not particularly active
fair general buying came out in oats
and barley.
Closing grain quotations we're:
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb - tspeciaD Among
the important companies which Will hole
Chemical 4 Dye Corr 51,o Anaconda Copper
Cluett; Peabody Co: General Electric Co.
Co, M8thieson Aikali Works inc; Nc
Crory Stores Corp, Remington Rand: Inc;
companies definitely scheduled is reported
by Fitch IHTestors Mosto Service as follows:
Atlantic Refining Co. a. pfd. conv.
Consolidated Eoson Co. of New York
Ex-cen-o Corp 1coml 90 ann.
Myers #. E. Bro. Co. com uO:3o
National Bond Z; Investment Co. 81
Waldorf System, Inc. com! II p.mo.
Allied chemical & Dye Corp. Ccom)
Arnold Constable Corp, Conn q p.mD
National Lead co. 81 pfd. b and
Public Service Corp. of New Jersey Ce(s
Pfc Resdns sdn eG@' CO end siT pf6H 3 m de M.
Remington Rand Inc. $3.50 pfd. and
schenley Distiiiers Corp. (5'ars pfd)
"wednesday. February 20
american Bank Note Co. t6G pfdJ
American Power q Light Co. 's5 and
American Tobacco Co. 49, pfdl 415
Black Decker Mfg. Co. CcomO 1880
PM.
Great western Sugar Co. 'C7r, pfd. and
Hackenssck water Co. ce ptd. "A)
Helme Geo Wy Co. C0, pfd. and comA
Hercules Powder Co. Inc CcomD 90
am
International Salt Co. Conn O. p.mD.
Lone Star Cement Co, 'com.I q am
MathIeson Alkall Works, Inc. t1oc pfd
and COM $3.50 am
Parke DAVIS & Co conn e. PM.
SloSs-Shefleld Steel & Iron Co. (S6 pfd.
and COM
Wheeinq Steel Corp s5 COW, pr.
THURSDAY. February %
American Hawaiian S. S. Co. tcom)
American Home Products Corp. (com)
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. CcomD
Cluett, Peabody Co. ~ pfd and COM
Commercial Credit Co. of Baltimore
Gi4| conv. pfc. and CONF.
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.
a., conv. pfd. ana conn a PM
General Ry. Signal Co. t6'' pfd) q
McCrory Stores Corp. conn l..3O PM.
Twentieth Century-Foy Film Corp.
tSI5o COW. .pfd.t q PM.
Friday, February rs.
Armour q Co. Of Delaware Gt pfd
General Eiectric Co. conn $3.50 M.
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new legal reserve, monthly premium. life
policy for all classes of risks Also all
forms OF accident and health insurance.
Increased earnings with advancement for
those who qualify. Room 4O1, 631 E st.
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derStand switchboard. but nots absolutely
necessary; must be neat. preSeftable: ref
erenCes required. | rs M St NV
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5. {. {. Weighs Changes
In Registration Forms
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission dis
closed yesterday that it was con-
sidering new step to simplify COM
pliance with the Securities Act Of
1888. 1t asked for criticism and sug-
gestions concerning tentative draft
Of two new registration forms.
The proposed forms, the S. E. c.
said. would provide "a simple
medium" for registering the securi-
ties of corporations which have no
subsidiaries and no record of in
solvency or succession for the three
fiscal years Immediately prior to
filing The tentative chances ap-
parently would be of most benefit to
small companies.
One form would be used for COM
mercial and industrial companies,
while the other would be for min
ing companies in the promotional or
development stage. The number of
items to be met in registering would
be 20 and 18, respectively, or about
one-third of the present require
ments.
The commission asked comment
on the proposed forms by March 81.
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Bond Market Regains
Only Small Part
OF Big Losses
Volume Unimpressive
As War Tension in
Pacific Continues
BY TIE Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. ga slow ano
uneven rally this week restored to
the bond market a small part of the
previous weeks losses, which we're
attributed to precautionary selling
over the Far East crisis.
Unimpressive proportions of the
recovery and the fact that trading
volume remained at low ebb testi-
fed to continuing tension over the
possibility Of serious trouble in the
Pacific.
Second-grade rail loans showed
about the best comeback. On the
preceding weeks decline. which
established bottom on Friday. the
carrier issues were down several
points on average from the jan
uary highs. Traders this week ap-
parently we're disposed to consider
them In an attractive buying range
again, especially in view of the ap-
pearance of budget of railroad
financial statements for 1910, many
of which disclosed large revenue or
net income gains over 1899.
The top-grade investment groups
did not do so well. although prices
flrmed little near the end. United
States Governments continued their
slow retreat until around midweek,
then rallied. Corporate low-yield
ratings followed similar trend and
this category of the Associated Press
averages dipped to a level about IL
points under the 1941 high.
Specialists in low-yield securities
expressed the opinion the further
drop in prices reflected a still highly
confused sentiment in investment
quarters regarding future money
rates and methods to be followed
by the Treasury in financing the
huge defense program.
Some investment advisory services
reiterated views put out some
months ago that it was time to
ponder the question of whether the
high grade bond market was moving
toward a lower price plane in anti
cipation Of some rise in interest
rates.
New security offerings for the
week amounted to about $4,000, 900,
showing little change from the pre-
viouS period. Underwriters reported
there was little prospect of marked
expansion so long as adverse foreign
news dominated financial markets. |
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IAN. young. as repair clerk in large real
state Office; must have car; shorthand and
'ping essential. State age. experience and
llarY expected. Box l2-J. Star.
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COLLECTOR good opportunity
for live wire in credit jewelry-clothing con-
oern; $40 wkly. drawings plus commits
sion: on established route. Give fun par
ticulars Of your past experience. Box
SOL.
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Wheat
Continued from Page E-lO

10 cents, ,or slightly below the level
Of present prices. Subsequently,
when these minimUms we're re-
moved, prices sagged another 10
cents before striking a recovery
trend in the fall.
The approaching domestic har-
vest, which may add another sur
plus to the already prospective
record breaking carryover July l..
is another unsettling factor in the
trade
Compared with last Friday. wheat
Yesterday closed l7s-l7, higher,
corn al lower. oats as-7s down
and rye lL-l7, lower
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Stocks
Continued from Page E-ln

Davies slipped IL cents to 10 and
Home Oil held unchanged at Its.
A few colds moved in substantial
volume. Upper Canada weakened 4
to 1.34 Losses of 5 cents were
boarded by Kerr Addison. Macassa,
Preston and Wright Hargreaves.
A mildly soft tone prevailed in
San Antonio, Gold Eagle, Aunor,
Pickle Grow and Gods Lake, Cen
trail Patricia added 3 cents and
SiScoe 2l1.
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Montreal Stocks Lower.

MONTREAL, Feb. % R).-The
stock market backed down fraction
ally in quiet trading today.
Issues which dropped fractions in
cluded Canadian Pacific, Canadian
Car, International Nickel and Inter-
national Pete. A block of 400 shares
of Lindsay was unchanged at its
high for the year at ga. A group
recently offered to purchase SO per
cent of the company's common stock
Price Bros. was stationary at g.
National BreWeries equaled its low
for the year at 24a4.
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Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs, 3294: 1-pound
score, tubs, 31S4; 1-pound prints. 1914;
z ItIipound i prints: 32'a 81 score, tubs,
32l2:. 80 score, tubs, 31I2 1-pound prints.
80; A-pound prints. 32i2. 80 score, tubs
81 u; 1-pound prints, 3134; i.-pound prints,
32h. So score, tubs 3034: 1-pound prints
3lA: Apound prints, 3134
LIVESTOCK-Calves, 13; spring lambs
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MAN for social security, pay roll and gem
eral work in contractors office: accuracy
essential; some, bookkeeping experience de-
Sirable. Give full details as to age. exper..
qualifications and salary expected. Box
4O3-H. Star
MAN. married for farm and dairy wori;
good house and nav Apply Chester r
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. - tP,.-Liyestock prices
steadleu today after the weeks decline IN
fected slightly increased supplies and cur
tailed shipping demand
Hos w-re quoted around steady but the
uuotable tors Of s. was a dime lower
than yesterdays best price and the lowest
IN about six weeks
Hog receipts increased here and at
other principal markets this week. but
the volume still was less than year ago.
Prices OF high quality cattle were adversely
kosher plant in New York, which tended
10 restrict shipping outlet. Reports were
that strike which closed the plant has
been erded
UNITED States Agriculture Department.
-Sslatle hogs, 200: total. 1900: not
enough I fresh a, arrivals on sale to make a
head medium weight Butchers, iH 5S: $50: MOTH
TOP around So: shippers took none;
and choice bsrrows and gifts 100 pounds
up 5-3S lower. packing SoWS. l5-35 of.
salabl. cattle. none: calves, none; com
and heavy steers broke SO instances more
and closed exceedingly dull at decline.
week week e END eIIfl crep i;2oo-l5oo pounds offer
clearance: yearlings and all grades light
of; weighty steers predominated in weeks
70 weak, but starvation supply cows and
bulls. 80 higher; vealers, strong; most fed
aIteIS' ~ y I5-ob' HJlle ABOVE l3-oU. eS-
treme top choice and prime I.27l pounds.
1925, paid early; few loads light and
medium weights at 145O-l510. with best
ysarlirGs l.0s0 pounds. IA. 80. but good to
choice heayIes closed at II O0-13.O0: bot
tom tell out of market on all grades seal
ing over 1000 pounds: bulking at $50
ll.25: choice and prime 1.04n-pound heat
ers reached 1913; common beef cows sold
up to $50 and better and heavy sausage
bulls, s.22-s.5O as week closed: choice
vealers, selling all week a. 400
Sslaole sheep. l.000: total 1000: late
Frlda-. fat lambs weak to - lower, mostly
10 of scvcral loads unsold late: extreme
top, ll.25 TO city butchers; few to ship
pers, LILO: bulk good TO choice fed West
ems sTnS l9l ~ pounds, down 19:s551l 90: two
pared Friday last week. fat lambs. $500
higher. sheep; strong to fully - up: top.
1875 Sparingly to shippers and city butch
srs: weeks bulk good, to choice SO-iU7
pounds fed Western lambs, l015-1l15
closing bulk. 10s5-11 90; several loads
lis pounds. 1850; some medium 10
good heavyWeight fed lambs. 105O-I0.75:
few common to medium light lambs, $50
II 90, sood to choice 9O-95 pounds
recently shorn lambs. $500 90: yearlingS
9;oO-9.25; best quoted to $50 or slightly
above: slaughter ewes .625 down; few
ewes OuOted around IN
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| MAN to run engraving press; state expe-
| rience and salary wanted Box 39-L Star.
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HELP MEN.

junior, for position with
excellent opportunity for advancement.
Reply IN own handwriting stating age,
eXperleLcel education and ouallcat tons.
Box gel Star
Evening star., 1941-02-23

7. settled, for farm; understands horses
garden. Phone Kensington 596-W.
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Capital Securities
(0ver the Counter)

IUVtr TIC IOunleT,J
The following Nominal bid and asked
quotations on WASHINGTON securities traded
been assembled for The Star by Washing
ton members of the National Association
of Securities Dealers, Inc.
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MAN with car 10 cover retail store route,
handle orders for nationally known mfr
jobDer. Average 50F, commission. Per-
manent. Lsymon, Dept. H-266, Spencer.
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FOUND.

KEYS can be obtained by calling 1905
Hamilton st. n ", or telephone Georgla
02I5.
WRIST WATCH. found Saturday morninz
al 18th and F SITS. nv. Emerson 5lo6
after pm
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Special Notices on Pe. A-3


LOST.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, brindle and
white. one white foot, January -; $50
reward. 1901 Jocelyn ST. NV. WO. 1900
BOX OF BITS AND PLANE at 36th pl, and
Reward Phone AT. 213s-J.
BRACELET, silver link. carved. MABEL
engraved on locket; Reward, d. Clio
Br. 997. days. IA. 5015 ewes.
BRACELET-Lost diamond and emerald
bracelet consisting of three emeralds. six
monds: liberal reward. Nichols Company,
Metropolitan 03l6
BRACELET, gold charm, in. Jellef.s store
on ST. Sentimental value. Reward
COCKER SPANIEL, white and brown: an
swers 10 Priscilla" Call Emerson 1863.
Reward.
DOG, white, collie female. sable head
marks; reward. GE. s1s2.
DOG, young. female part poodle and wire
hair (whitel, long hair over eyes: reward
Atlantic 6317
DOG, male brown and white. long Body.
eyes name Michael. Reward. Emerson
ENGLISH BULL, female white, lost vic.
1920 Rigs ST. NV. Reward Dupont
SIG.
FRENCH SHEPHERD. name "Malow." very
large. shaggy lost from 1343 Florida ave
NV. CO. 1927. Reward
HOUND. male, tan, black and white wore
harness: last seen on Nebraska ave and
Utah Reward. Emerson 1856.
KEY CASE AND KEY drown, near Ma
tional Press Bldg. CH. 531s.
F-r otr..rr
campus or between Woodley and Macomb
NV on 3Sth st. Call EN-. 4OOs Reward
PIN Pi Beta PHI gold, pearl arrow and
chain; JelIeffs or vicinity. Reward North
PURSE chamols, contai1!nIg FIVE so bills
Reward. ls4s Col. I'd. Ant 81
PURSE, Iady's black valuable to owner;
Lincoln. Park streetcar. Reward. MI
REBEKAH JEWEL, engraved "Msgnollla oil
lows Hall Call Atlantic 43s0-J Reward.
RING, diamond and SAPPHIRE, platinum
setting; lost between Feb, L and IL.
Liberal reward WO. 2404.
STRING OF 1O1 ORIENTAL PEARLS. diaa-
mo1ds in PLATINUM clasp o0 With ii5tia initials "a "a
FnItc t datsd ,4tb oG nd I9o' ReTaPd gciPy Con- Con-
ii tact Nichols CO ME. o316
Hotel and 21O0 H St. Monday evening,
Feb 18th If found please return 70 the
Evsnseline, 1890 L St. NV. Reward. ~
WALLET; black leather. vic -, Kann.s rs, or 2,
money. Reward. Franklin H096
WEDDING RING. 5 chip diamonds. yellow
gold, vicinity Of Bureau Of Standards.
Emerson S52S.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER. white,
male; lost Sunday afternoon from Beverly
9Ills, Alex. Reward offered. Temple "a
WRIST WATCH. lady's gold oblong Elgin,
black cord strap. Reward. Call Dupont
3Sl7
WRIST WATCH. gold ladys. vicinity
Thomas Circle and Veterans Adm; mon
ogram j. z. o. Liberal reward. Ma.
96s3 Br. 3l4.
WRIST WATCH Qady's, Elgin. near
WMAL Studio: initials R. z. D. Finder
phone Columbia 4461R. Reward.
WRIST WATCH mans white gold Hamil-
ton w j E" engraved on back. Reward
Dr.. W. James Elzey, 1927 Warren st. nv.
Woooley 5437.
WRIST WATCH. II diamonds and sap
phreS. in vicinity Of Rittenhouse and
Georgia ave, or Silver Spring. Reward.
SH 1872
WRIST WATCH. lady's Buloya. diamonds,
initiated &c. NJ. r Reward NE. 1891 .
WRIST WATCH. Lady EIsin," platinum,
set with diamonds. vic. Hamilton Hotel.
Vi. and K SITS. or Bonats Restaurant. 500
reward Randolph 3S0s after ) pm. 23'
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Corporation Earnings

NEE YORK Feb. - tP.-Corporate
esrnin-S reports issued during the week
showing profits per common share in
cluded.
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Washington Stock EXCHANGE
Approximate
Yield fn
BONDS.

TRANSACTIONS WASHINGTON
INCLUDING FEBRUARY 81
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MAN, white 81 or over. TO learn coin
operated scale and vending machine bust
ness; should be mechanically inclined;
good personality. references essential; SAL
ary. WI 6O49
Evening star., 1941-02-23

F1NISHER for pianos; must be expert
enced. Music Store. 736 18th st. nv
GROCERY CLERK. experienced: drivers
permit; local references. Lenkin's Market
3rd and c StS ne
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MAN willing worker thorough education.
owner or able 10 drive light car, TO call
on regular customers in ne. Washington.
tlOnal Press Building
Evening star., 1941-02-23

ts1 1910. e2e,
ptember 70. Plus
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MAN, white. refined. sober. to repair and
TehniSh furniture, room, board. use Of
basement for own work and selling; good
opportunity right man; references required.
EN- 4GTI
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MAN We have an opening for man be-
tween the ages Of 80 and 40 to work an
established service route Must have q
car in good condition. Apply in person
Monday between 10 and u 70 1905 Rhode
Island ave. ne, md floor. service manager.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MAN colored neat young, clerk and
waiter az night must be fast, out-of-town
man preferred Cau after > D m. Sunday;
good psy. 500 o st NV
Evening star., 1941-02-23

ment Apply 1912 New York ave NV.
ELECTRICAL engineers and craftsmen for
design and layout of lighting and power
distribution; large defense project in Vir-
ginia Box o2h-L Star
Evening star., 1941-02-23
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

$4,000 Ana g. Pot Riv r r guar So
$1,000 Capital Traction 1st Sc 1947
500 Georgetown Gas Light 1st SO
500 wash Gas Light Ist SO 1860
800 Wash Ry & FL cons 4eo 1851
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-23

trends illustrative to the Christ
ian faith which ministers must
meet.
DR.. T. A. Thomas of Evanston,
ILL.,, is secretary Of this confer
ence and announces the largest
advance registration in the his
tory Of the organization.
DR.. A. M. Townsend, director
general of the Congress announ
ces that SO instructors Of the
congress have been accredited nc
cording to the standards of the
international council to have
charge of the various clesses Mt
the Houston meeting. Other out
standing leaders to appear on the
congress program are DR.. r. G..
Smith, Washington, ., c.; DR.. n.
v. Jamison, president, National
Baptist Convention, Inc; Or. Geo
b. Hayes, secretary Of the Inter
racial Commission Of the Federal
| Council Of Churches of Christ of
America; William Pickens, New
| York and newly appointed to ths
United States Treasury Depart
ment; DR.. M. G. Nnuez, Health
] ssssss.ssIss.a z = gass 2
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-23
COLUMBUS VANGUARD LEAGUE STARTS
DRIVE F0RE DEFENSE JOBS. FOR NEGROES
WOMAN IN TODAY'S WORLD
TO BE GUEST SPEAKER
NATIONAL CLUB WOMAN
IS FORUM TOPIC;

NYA. the YWCA, us well as 9TH
cr civic and charitable work.
amcng her current interests. She
is pharamists and co-operator
with her husband, OF the Stewart
Pharmacy IN Toledo, Ohio.
Mis- lsobcl Cray, who Is presi-
dent OF the local chap ter Of Delta
Sigma Theta and regional dlree-
tor Of publicity. has asked ti.at
one section Of the church be re-
served FOR so ors. ushers nre be
ing furnished By Iit-Phy-So and
music will be presented by the
choir OF st paul's AME church
under the direction Of DR.. W
G. Anderson with Geraldine Me
Coy ut the organ.
Those who come lnte will not
be permitted To interrupt the pro
gram but must stand IN the in-
ncr lobby until the one phase Of
the program is completed. Don't
forget the hour, 4 p. III. at Sec
end Baptist church.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-23

COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 2l.-
Mrs. Ella r. Stewart, nationally
known club woman, will be the
guest speaker closing the current
season Of the Columbus commll-
nifty Forum at 4 p. IN. Sunday.
May % al Second Baptist church.
Mrs. Stewart is the committee
choice in response to repeated I,
quests that IN outstanding wo-
man speaker be presented. Her
breadth Of training and expert
nee make her unusually we'll
suited to the Task Of discussing
Women III Today's World
In addition to her official con-
nection with the National FEEDER
,tion Of Wonen's Clubs, she
counts Belta Sigma Theta soror-
ty. National Advisory Council Of
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-23
What Now? Hampton
Graduates Learn How
10 Get And Hold Jobs

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va,
May 2l.-The first annual "Sen-
ior Career Week at Hampton AZ
stitute started on Monday, May
19, it was announced today By
Dean Of instruction Il. O'Hara
I4anier.
Realizing that the graduates
main concern at this stage Of his
college career was that of What
now?" Hampton Institute pushed
all final examinations Of seniors
week ahead for the first time
this year, in order to give all
seniors the advantage Of solid
week of personal counseling,
guidance and advice by key fix
ures in government, business and
industry.
Dean Lanier says that the SEN
iors will receive orientation IL
job hunting. Just ~ they receiy-
! ia orientation in college life on
their arrival Al Hampton instas
tnte. For SIX days, speakers, lee
lurers and advisers in many fields
Of endeavor will be brought TO
Hampton for personal talks with
the graduates who want to kaow
what to do and how TO do it.
Outstanding among those who
will be present will be Thomas w
Young, Of the Norfolk Journal
and Guide, who will speak on
Opportunities in Journalism );
Miss Marie McIver, Of the State
Department Of Education Of
North Calolpa, Opportunities
in the Field OF Elementary Edu-
cation; Dr.. Robert C.. Weaver,
of the Office Of Production Man
agement, Opportunities for En-
ployment in the Federal Govern
ment';; Mrs. Constance +. ii.
Daniel, Of the Farm Security Ad-
niinistrataon, Careers for Wo-
mem; Giles Hubert, Of the De-
partment of Agriculture, Copper
tunities in Agriculture T. Ar
mold Hill, assistant director Of
the Division Of Negro Affairs,
National Youth Administration,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-23

In reply, the general manager OF
the company stated that arrange
ments had already been made TO
replace the girl with one who
had just completed training
course in their factory. However,
the spokesman for the company
stated that they would be glad TO
train some colored girls for fu-
ture openings and requested that
the League suggest several per-
sons. The Vanguard League has
sent letter with the names Of
several girls who desire the train
ing.
Letter to Board Of Education
Unanswered.
While picketing activities in
front Of the Club Lincoln con-
tinues as usual, the League sent.
a letter to the Board Of Educa-
Continued on page q