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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13

w NAo" up q PIOSEdh IOT the CluDs
Jordan, Messrs. Ed. Davis, Walter
Neil and William Brayboy.
Biddle Circle No. 38, Ladies of
the G. A. R., met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday, March 10, at Wei
come Hall with Mrs. Effie Wills
presiding in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Lola Edwards, who
was i'll.
The Bid-Rite Contract Club met
Monday, March 9, at the home of
Mrs. Emmett Arthur Galloway, TOO
W. Central Ave. First club prize
was won by Mrs. Eli Hickman and
the second by Mrs. William Gard
ner. The next meeting will be Mon
day, March 16, at the home of Mrs.
Hickman, 735 st. Anthony Ave.
The Annual Sermon Committee
of the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows and the Households of
Ruth met this month at the home
of Mrs. Alice Franklin, 486 st.
Anthony Ave-, to make arrange
ments for the Annual Sermon to
be held in May. The committee
will meet again in April.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Club met Wednesday, March
4, at the home of Mrs. Fred D. Nc
Cracker, 852 Albemarle St. An
appetizing luncheon preceded cards.
First club prize was won by Mrs.
Clarence W. Wigington, second by
Mrs. o. B. Williams and the third
by Mrs. Frank Terry. The guest
prize was won by Mrs. Clarence H.
Roper. Other guests of the hostess
included Mesdames William Modem,
Samuel Ransom, William Godette
and Bismarck C. Archer. The next
meeting of the club will be Satur-
day, March 81, at the home of Mrs.
Russell Sage Underwood of Mime
apolis.
The Adelphai Club met Tuesday,
March 10, at the home Of Mrs.
Louis P. Moore, 662 W. Central
Ave. The next regular meeting
will be Tuesday, March "a, at the
home of Mrs. Thomas A. Neal, 531
St. Anthony Ave.
The st. Paul WOmen's Council
met Thursday of this week at the
Housewives Bureau in downtown
St. Paul.
The Two O'clock Bridge Club will
meet Saturday, March IA, at the
home of Mrs. Norman H. Howell,
953 St. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. B. C. Archer, 314 No. West
ern Ave., who has been seriously
i'll, is now able to be out again and
will return to work the first of
next week.
The officers Of the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club who are sponsoring Profess
sor Quiz at st. James Church
Thursday, March 10, are Mrs. Nell
son Balenger, president; Mrs. Lii
liam Hickman, secretary, and Leon
ard Davis, treasurer.
Newly elected judges of election
in the first precinct of the Twelfth
Ward are Mrs. Milton Beauford,
663 Aurora Ave-, and Miss Norma
Stokes, 757 st. Anthony Ave.
Humphrey WOOten of the United
States Army is in the city on leave
and was the guest of honor at an
informal party given by his sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Kemp, 667 st. An
thony Ave.
William Jones of Duluth, who
has been ill at the U. s. Veterans
Hospital, has been transferred to
the U. S. Veterans Hospital in Chi
cago for treatment. He is the
brother of Mrs. Lee W. Gwynne,
Jr., and Mrs. E. Withers.
The first of the seasons spring
proms to be announced is the one
to be given on Friday evening, APP
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13
Social and Personal
ST. PAUL
BY ESTYR BRADLEY
S95 st. Anthony Avenue-Dale $40

Invitations have been by Cora Parker $40 St An
thony Ave. for the marriage of her daughter Marcea Lucille
Copeland to Mr. August Thomas Piper Saturday evening March
at half past the hour of six Camphor Church. 55 Fuller Ave
The Rev. Clarence Nelson will perform ceremony The for
NAL wedding will be followed reception at the home
the brides mother from 7:30 o $3.50 D. M
The men OF the Junior Sterling Club Sunday the
Sterling Club for their senimonhy business meeting c. Hail. Jr
was made chairman OF committee to draw program
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13
CASTOR Charges
Daily Stirs Up
Racial Hatred

VIM. H. CASTOR, retired member
Of the st. Paul police force and
prominent st. Paul fraternal leader
and author of the state law against
race discrimination in state con-
tracts, attacked the editorial in the
Thursday, March IL, issue of the
st. Paul Pioneer Press as full of
pernicious venom.
CASTOR wrote to the paper:
March 6. 1912.
To the Editor,
st. Paul Pioneer Press
st. Paul, MINI.
Your interesting editorial, The Negro
and the War" in your issue of 9Th in.
slant, although terse, contains an ava
lanche of the most pernicious venom. It
Is designed to blow to white heat the
smoldering embers Of prejudice and hate
You, Mr.. Editor, with the subtlety of an
1ago, have appealed to the spirit of blind,
ignorant and vicious bigotry. Il feeds fat
the ancient grudge-smolderinR embers of
cruelty and viciousness. II is an appeal,
Of rebellion cultivated by the eopperhead
politicians Of the South. When has this
government made an attempt to mingle
Negro and white families In that one
particular phrase lies the supreme dema-
gogy that once disrupted this nation.
Mr.. Editor. do you feel that you are in
a position to Dictator even recommend,
who or what type of man to assume the
role of leadership among American Ne
groes We have a great country, yes, the
greatest country In all the world. But
again we have too many with vicious
motives with sordid minds that are fill
ing responsible positions in our govern
ment. In these trying times every man,
woman and child should be striving to
build the spirit of brotherhood, democracy
and unity. Every man, woman and child
beneath our flag should feel secure. feel
absolutely free. Why so much blind hypoc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

A SAVING uq fo tn~ under present long
distance 's-tN iao sef oT storage rates.
Robinson storage t1f g WINS TE ATS
ADYS -rarss vars Insured t3S3 So iWc
mer suv time Townsend s-of22
Ninuteman Transfer Co.
FrpressirE MOVING ~aE-sEe Open nights
CADILLAC 1920 $500 ST ANTOINE
PACIFIC storage 81 room lowest rates
trucking 81 800 hour Randolph sass
VtCToR's MOVING STORAGE Strictly
hired men esfah4sned since 1925 ioVes'
Gsf -a'es l-f2s Syracuse TV'nhrook
i-o0s1
VfFLFY COrITFR Moving expressing
trunks gnrs1e -ess0nshls prizes raell-
Iac 2ffs
WINNER W. fINES Interstate local
sorage .1sprsf 1889 9uiHc' Cniver
avs $3.50 h
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t'se Crysta-Jsu Vegetshls Gelstins Won
e. YOU doVn no drugs thyroid Or starvs
tor lads sam Hudsons Druggists
clifford 2e7s
DOES YOUR Personality Merit WIDER Ac
quaintsrce? Line Social Service 2is0o
Curtis.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-Safe. Pain
less Treatments 81 Lifetime Guarantee
Doctors References. Flectrolysis Clinic,
Townsend s3llf
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed Multiple
Electrolysis Er1iua Poccshela. 1855
Grstiot Plaza os5o
EYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CLINIC
successful treatment as you work
77io WOODWARD TR. 1-t5o.
JOIN THE WHAT ARE YOUR THEAT-
RlCAL AMBITIONS CLUR
any goal can be reached nv proper plan
Box B-s425. Detroit Times.
MRS RAYE-As,roogis featured at state
FAIR 1897 Mitchell Plaza 2503
NO SEEDLEs' Hair removed painlessly
permanently; guaranteed Ksst Institute
70s Francis Palms Building Randolph
2Is0
PERMANENT mar removing guaranteed
Natalie Trsub. s3o Michigan Thsstsr
Rds Cherry 7o7s
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while WORKING
Doctor De Svarts Rectal Clinic. so05 CASE
avenue. Temple 1-212i
PROF ELTON
CONSULTATION daily. los Tuesdays
r. bet Erskins and Elliott Special 81
REV. sPEEDwELI- MONROE - Confia.n-
tisl consultations hy appointment, 3OS
Eliot Tsrple S4QS
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Situations Wanted-Femaie

Al cor 0RFD woman Cleaning cooking
wall WASHING srf laundry TT io513
DAYS Part time Excellent Aundress
lraret housscieaninE. Cty references
cher, q7s5
EXPERIENCED coiored gir wants sun
dr. cleaning days 81. csffars Cherr
7q2f
HOUSFKFFFFR Weeks work hachelo
apartment employed couple say nights
Ttier 1o2P
NEAT. ambitious co'orcd eifl wants genera
o'fice. some tNpng Townsend 7-I3l4
RELIABLE colored woman wants DAYS
cleaning laundry excellent worker
Tstr'F stS3
WOMAN vnt'e wishes general houssVork
- ~arfare Temple 4a2o
~oIuPFD GIRL Good aundrsss sxcsisn
shif' 'ro0er, lays, references T-int'
sfE2
cor OREp woman wishes bundle uashinE
curtains Csc PAIR ToVnsend 7-i57s
COrOFED Fir' wishes restaurant work
waitress. eNpsrierrsd. city references
Trr'y i-i27s
cor ORFD woman want. dsy work s.
ra-fa-e Tye- f-osi7
rotoRED woman wishes day work Trin
f'F i-58'a
'00LnRED JEti Wants d9y wcyk 81 81 an,
Carfsfe TYLER 1854
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Music Lessons
Bids and Proposals

HANTRANCK Board ~ Education VIII 70
ce'vs sealed bids On : used iatheE-Wr1~b
~ has for dispose a. follows
SF each VIKING lathe 80 Sn7ti Kng4s
which may be inspected a. he Copernicus
lr hisn School lif22 chatest Ave
Room 122
Twa sach south Rera No 7sato sd
Nc 43TfA Wh n mss bs inspected A. ,hs
fecstopsl Fdk 23fs Reoltk Ave
bnnm JOS
Roe are 20 10 submufef IN or before
p " Mondsr Jan 10 1912 a. ne
1fcs ~ re Finance Director 240l Psufcs
ANe Hsmfrargk Michigan The r--
posas VII them 10 puhhcaiiy opened arf
rss1 sf'7 7n y " Dan 10 1gf2
A rertihed check ~ hank frar nayabfe
20 me Hsmtramck BOARD ~ Edfrsff9r
should 10 furnished m an amount equal '0
80 ~ ne no Wh'rh ms been suhritfed
0fh ssrr I'D IRE right is rssar,rH o.
reject 49, ~ ~ BIDS Har1'-amr< Rosrd
~ Ffucauon p f0fsrn 9 schultz
-eert'arv Ia- fHt2 Harframrk
Midi.
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elias S1f1e OERut'aB& ssznEs 1Qrl0nunf Ads
Male Help Wanted

CLERKS FOR MUNICIPAL SERVICE
Numerous vacancies ~ SALARY levels ~
$500 - 81 500 per year 10 be hlled by com
petitivs examination. Applicants must he
between the ages ~ sixteen ~ forty and
residents ,of the city 81 Detroit f0r one
year Immediately prior 20 ths examination.
excepting persons with honorable arm
navy or marine discharges F0f run o..
tails and applications write Or apply % tho
Detroit Civil Service Comm issipn. Ism
Floor Water BOARD Building. 73b Randolph
street Detroit Michigan. on or before
January 10 1872
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BUICK MECHANIC

Motor tome NO srplahsf t.so hraks and
FRONT end warh.ro rer Good pay ev
.siert opportunity with one ~ Mich
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REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.

tkECREATION INSTRUCTORS 10 o5gan1s
ard direct recreationsl activities n 2
municipal department Ten vacancies a.
81 500 scr year 90 pe flied rY clnasilii. -
exam nation APP cs0ts rI.' he rs'Neeo
ne aEes NJ nineteen and fn.rft -',ty years
.of sre and residents ~ me CIV ~ DETROIT
f0r one fesr lnmed sieiF PRIOR ~ ne Ok
animal IN FNcep'.rg persons WITH h0rurHr ME
r10f asvS or marine discharge For fH.
0f'als and spp1ca'I 0rs Vrfte or sppv -
no Detroit ClyH Service Comm ssIra Ism
t'oor Water BOARD BuHtirg 715 PAndoI on
street Dc'roi'. Michigan IN or before
January 81 1872
SALESMAN WANTED 80 rover suan town
ann farm trade WITH nationally Known
Inc - motor oils paints and r10fnE In
mediate steady income fo- mar WI'h rar.
Contra Petroleum Company, so STANDARD
Binding Cleveland Ohm
TECHSiCAl MN WANTED
-arge 'rtus'f ~ research organization hss
asr.rIs zen US permanent STAFF for 20
-earCh uefslnfEist welding enEineer
ard p r0fslD.s' V.'n sroS IrfZ 20 ~ metal
ftf m'rfar.raI engineer chemical
e-s ~@s' ~ sra .F'.rsi chemist. an organic
rem e. rand p n frf0scrpts' meta phsr
Af'e Bon = Hffl Detroit Times
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Employment Agencies
DEFENSE POSITIONS

OFFICE FrHNtcAt- FCt-TfNF/
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
12i6-i7 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Fmpl1y merf 47fs Reauh.er VANS
Tav Worker Couples Prr'ars NaIas
Wsrresses columbia 1910
CpSet'IT ere enlaree1 Real Fs'a's ts'irfs
~. his saudsy Tines Vgn' ~
crrff~~
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TWO cor TtrTope ~ i%TFr 30 call on
0rufr.r ure'sI Invent ACCOUNTS eNpe~'errf
no. ~ereass-, c0nrrtssr7 hae'e hut nr
sol rE APPS M A. =. "a wer. So FoN
Binding
TWISTS .>n -c~rNot.p .r,itTpc a.,
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o., -s.es - a. 7oa T.. (, 40 rer ,Aa.
~ he e.o8 r. r-~ne..t.ya srar,,r,,..,
Anr ,sr's ri.s' 80 h"'Vnnr 'Ne ages a
elEr'efr o. fhtr'} fts and -cs.d dents NJ fhs
C'', Detra.' for one year immediate,
r-,.f ~ 'h@ 'N9TiH4'i 'a. executing p"'s.n'
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Male Heip-Soiesmen

WANTED Three men over factory aFs
f0r Rawiefeh Routes large organization
Good proN'sl 20 wiling Nofters stead
Won We've RaVieikh e. pcp' NCA, no
NO. Et-nNnr- IL
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Female Heip-SoiesUomen

FREE DRESSES and ID n SIS weekly
I Demors'rafs la'sst dress STYLES n your
home rr experience no ir'es'n0enf rscss
ssr FASHION FFOCKs. Dept. w-slso
Cincinnati .
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Wearing Apparel

lHEhsh& Goa l,-ss Nh. {, rmss IA.
.Pettert cons K-7s.Hatr F'xfoy
na12
gfTTfF Ftrr sE0p -77fs Wradwsrf n.
per' fur res'sH-s rersir1E/ rsssousb,s.
sffCHTtY ussf r.rfrf1s ,sty heap from
snof homes ll2i HsstrEs Thrift SHOP
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Funeral Directors
Lost ond Found

49,. r~sr,r Fa'fFsf CfArt.'s
sa-a HACE PLAZA 1924
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RANISH SILIGGISH EAT

ATTENTION Elinor Lola Jessie p
Psntfa entertainers. Rainbow Tea
rnom 10 lohn r
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EXCEPTIONS
Minimum II wordD

AIS ordered nv 'elepnr0s srf ar
csp'ed from persons listed ~ Inc
,slephons hook Or CITY directory IN
memorandum charge only In return
FOR ms courtesy me advertiser n
expected 20 remit promptly.
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al SPECIAL, 9x12. $3.50
RsaIifIlly cleaned renovated absolutely
guaranteed insured Carried Rug and
Furniture Cleaners TYLER 5t5o0 1000
los Campau
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LIE rRIIrIi Az
THE TRUTH ABOUT
Stomach Ulcer
PAINS

Caused BY Gastric Hypersc,d,ty
EQEE Booklet ~ simple home '-satmsnt
NIL NAM repor' fhev Ge-n sared from
- pensivs operations Learn aI about the
amazing inexpensive home freaf mer' Pam
relieved from me start NJ rfgid or Uquid
Diet THIS vallau'e booklet sent FREE
attn informatI01 at 20 guaranteed trial
onP~ Detroit Non Co Dept 70 :. Slo
David Stott Rldg aduiac sac. Open
Monday and VednesdaN til
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE church ~
Christ Appointments dafv 1850 West
Grand boulevard TYLER 1888
SUITABLE compensation VII 10 paid f1-
Information on fbs follow OK resulting IN
recovery ~ cars listed
Vera ard y Rr-d of 2soo West
Grand nouiesarf ard .f34 Genera Motors
BIDS 1910 Rurs sedan serial i365eIP5.
license Az Q21p
John war4 - ssS Frssirs and employed
Thinker Axle te3n ne soto door dark
blue serial e04tut license aN SIPS Can
M Reens RA s63f except SUNDAYS
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12 $3.50
Cash ane carry s. so 3s years expert
snce i0nrr guarantee Detroit Oriental
Rus Nors. 1922 P-0adsfrps' 10 5000
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Bus Transportation
81. so CHICAGO $3.50

TOLEDO poc NEW YORK ssaS
SnECIkI BUSES FOR AL OCCASIONS
NJ Luxe MOTOR STAGES
,ib0s CAsS. At BAGLrY RA 1881
CONSULT ne snisrsed Rssl Vs,a's rstfrgs
fhs hir sunday Times Vsnf ~
sscfi-r
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Income Tax Service

kRFAN for securs'. economical se-v'es
AVOID The rush Fas row, 1870 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
MODEL.

Music teacher or eyesr girl Must
understand children. Lafayette osis
NEEDED I typist for copy work SIS. !
general office bookkeeping ard 'yping
so, nest attractive. cauvasser f0r civil
a. defense 'ducet.on,sl 'oIs some night
work S2d. see Nj Wade Soc .efy - GOOD
N"iRhhfrs. sunday md Monaay urfU
~ noon 2H-i6 Lyndon corner Rur' RI
NEED EXTRA MoNFY7 supply ycnr
friends and fellow workers Win HO-
slERN. LINGEElE ousEH0Lp LIS
'tNs LARGE PROFITS No cash needed
C1wg'sfe stock furnished Apply ST.
NoH31srf 10 N I fsiy
RFCFEATiON INSTRUCTORS 20 organize
ara lfe'' recfea' inHai ac''Effes l1 =
n 4rfstreI depAr'rne~' Ten vsranr,es Al
81 500 per year 90 DO fned by rompc nv .
exam .rs'lor- Applicants mus ns between
'1@ ages ~ nineteen and fnjr't-ftyn wears
~ age and residents - TIRE CIV - Defrn.'
f0r me Fesr mined lafe's pryor 90 NE eX
an nation. excepting persons " m honors MA
army rsry or marine discharges For fu'
details and spplIrs' ons. write or Amply 80
me Detroit Civil service Conn Fs.0r If't
Flarr Wafer Posrb F1dlng, 725 Rardelpf
street Detroit McnEa7' IN or before
January - 1882
TELEPHONE OPERATORS for municipa
service several vacancies ~ 81 sac per
tear - - sled hv competitive examine
tIaU Appfrarfs Ulst - ~ .eas' eighteen
rHr more man f1f'y wears ~ afe aro resi-
trrfs ~ tte CIV o. Detroit for r~R wear
-~T mod afe'f PRIOR 90 ire examination For
r details AMI applications write o- sppiy
'r aAe Detroit ClvN service Com mission
lI'h Floor water Prarf Budding T35
Randolph street. Detroit Michigan. on or
before January %. 1872
UNUSUAL OpPORTU NIFTY f7r four ladies'
ah-5i. who can devote part time 70
r,pasan' rPn0uFtraf W0rk. T~ai ming
& yer. Permanent. IN Investment required
Fur interview. write PoV p Ss9i Detroit
Times
81 ASTFD Waitress experience Apply
Nm Roeskv Festauran', io350 Dexter
a. Cou1Ewoo0
YOUNG attractive DARK haired girls sire
~ to "a for TROPICS mattresses
Apr.v Catering Dept Wolverine Hotel
COLOrFD Girl lvoune, part time lfgni
t0HssVork no laundry. 2 adults home
nights 90 and Csrfsre. 3ss5 Lakewood
~ -ray -s61
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate ltstings
In ih- blk sunday Times Want ~
Eegff0n
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Lumber, Building Materials

BRICK siding. rer9ohng alterations: ga
rsces cottages FLA tetrs 40 ASA.
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Bum Ae-
cordlnE a. Requirements HoEaf'h tif1.
BuY NOW-HrATINg PLANT
CONst MFRS fif-u Jos NPAU
COTTAGE t.room bath -fylu t3t7.
state Lumber Z1of' Trnr 3 TO s12Os.
AGE--Cer1enf Honr. overhead 8oori
complete S5s4 Public TOO sfi-s
ONF-CAP garsrs irxfs Ss4 so Funore
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Trs Tines reserves No f'gN' ~
lngs
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Personals

G. SOsfdtS
A LIQUOR habit stopped a. home secretly
Arnold. 246l Nat Bank Bldg RIA 1884
AMAZING W 20 Astrologisti Whom
yol ve heard over radio. consultation
your home or mine. Appointments. Yer
mont 5-4i32
ADA LORD AstroloFist - Concise Ceis
hrsted, Educated fmoved), 7sAa Wood
ward Madison 1343
AsTRoLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
sulistion daily. very reasonable AS
Helen near Jefferson
AsTROLOGER - Evsngelne Berry $500
Rurlngame Uvernois Grand River) an
potntments. si.0o Northlavu 1920
ASTROLOGER "a years experience
WORLDS FAIR. radio. 40 Pe,erboro
Cherry ssi4
AsTROLOGER r Lowell well known De
'rofter. popular n Florida. Lsfaystts
o724
ASTROLOGtST Elise Tea Pot Dome
44i7 Second, Apartment = Columbia
27GG
AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL Astroiosei
Es'sue Luncnso0s. Drinks 124 John r,
Downstairs
ATTENTION Elnor Lola Jessie
Psntfa entertainers Rainbow Tea
room 10 Tohp.
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49, claims FOR sdils' T'Nris snd re
FUNDS must hs made u'hin 10 days
AFTER expiration ~ I'D
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
Body Chicks
Dogs
AIREDALFS

DoBERMAS pups. registered Ears clipped.
Very reasonable $685. CranshsV. Dsvis
son 320s
PEKfNGEsE male dve months rsdi
thoroughbred So. f5e1t Wsshburn.
HoEsrth nq1g
Evening star., 1942-07-08
By BILL ACKERMAN.

Later this month the Maryland |
Game and Inland Fisheries Comm1s- |
sion will gather for its semiannual !
meeting, to take stock OF the last |
six months and make preparations |
for the approaching half year. Also,
it will compile the data for those
changes in existing laws which 1t
will ask of the new Legislature.
These are varied and numerous.
There is the little matter Of
the two poles, each with a
single line and hook" which makes
base plugs and the dropper trout fly
unlawful, and caused some uneasy
moments for the holders of Mary
land licenses, until wardens were
instructed to overlook this outmoded
regulation until it could be rewrit-
ten.
The commission will recommend
again an increase in the cost of
the resident license A dollar and
a quarter is far too little with which
to meet the present day demands.
There are many VINO contend the
increase of only SO cents is too little
Considering the mounting costs OF
raising fish and game, a fiat two
bucks, of which paid officers of the
State should receive no part, would
be little enough.
While the subject of licenses Is
up there should be some considera-
ton of the Potomac River, for ang-
lers of Virginia and West Virginia
will not pay $3.50 for a nonresident
Maryland license to fish these
waters just because jurisdiction is
vested in Maryland to the high
water marks in both Virginias.
Rather, they will continue to do as
they have in the past--fsh outside
the law, practice which makes
them susceptible to breaking other
laws and adds nothing to the treas
ury of the State charged with the
stocking and patrolling OF these
waters.
A special license costing, say
dollar, to be issued only to holders
of licenses in those States bordering
the Potomac and needed only where
it is a State dividing line, would
solve the problem easily if the coin
so obtained were used for restocking
only the Potomac and each State
were charged with enforcement
within its borders. The District,
where no license to fish is required.
should be included under exactly the
same license fee basis as required by
the States bordering the Potomac.
The results would be not only better
fishing along the entire length of
the river, but in the increased reve-
nueS
Evening star., 1942-07-08

Dolly Coppridge, a newcomer who
appears to be headed for the front
rank of the city's feminine boWlers,
with scores of 155 and 39l today
not only boasted two records for
the Navy Department Mixed League
but an average Of 1l2.
While Miss Coppridge last night
at Penn Recreation was supplying
the big Wallops as the Designs
auint posted highs of 500 and 1885,
Sheppard of the Tars with lusty
167 and Warner, Balls OF Fire, with
393 led the male shooters. Miss
Coppridge also is a member OF
Penn's strong team in Dick Ho-
bart's Womens Summer League.
Besides the usual Wednesday
night mixed handicap tournament
tonight at Clarendon Bowling Cen
ter, Manager Eddie Goldberg also
is staging a mixed doubles attrac-
ton, with Aline Fairchild and Chick
Darr engaging Madge Lewis and Al
Wright. Both events start at 8
o'clock.
Lou Jenkins l57 and 379, tops IN
the Lucky Strike Mixed League,
gave the ScreWballs 81 win from
the Hit or Miss team. Rebecca Arm
strong's 110-301, high for fair
rollers, led the Question Marks FL
win from the Stretch Runners.
Joe Freschi, who recently gained
a spot among the city's 10 top rank
ing bowlers, last night fired l6l
single and a record 408 set in the
Greenway Bowl Commercial League.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Bensinger Defeated;
Brothers May Be
Net FinaIists
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA July 8.-There's
a strong possibility the national
interscholastic tennis tournament
will wind up in a brother-vs.-b brother
bout for the title.
Bob Falkenberg, United States
boys champion for the last two
years, joined top-seeded Frank VIII
let Of Admission, Ala, and Holmes
Cathdrall of Scranton, Pa, in the
semifinals yesterday, while Brother
Tom earned a shot at the penulti-
mate round by winning his quarter
final match.
The Hollywood boys. whose sister
is screen star Jinx Falkenberg, won
in straight sets. Bob, seeded fourth,
defeated Ben Migdow of Chicago,
6-3, 6-1, and Tom took out Bill
Ylvisaker of Lawrenceviue School,
8-6, 6-3.
Bob Bensinger OF Washington
D. c., gave Willet a tough match
before bowling, 3-6, Ga, 81, while
Cathdrall staged surprise in oust'
| ing second-seeded Bruce Daniels
Worcester Academy, 2-6, 81, 6-1
Fred Kovaleski OF Hamtramck
Mich, seeded third, won his quarter
final match with a 2-6, So, O.
victory over Charles Samson, Den
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