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FARM 8 GARDEN.

SOD DELIVERED AND LAID. Telephonr
Poolesyille 206s. J. p, Wade, Boyds. Nd.
MANoKs anascane wors topso ploTing YIN 81 types of
MASusRE, FEAT FEAT MOSS, M YA ETc@@en-ro...d c4osS
soW so,I manure from one of Maryland's finest
s5arffs sssss aSao at ssii s. sss 81 pes ss
sS bushels Is At s6cs shseD msRuSs, 50 IS, lSss.,.
bssfosa: 1oS Ss b so' sd 3 dn' dsFdsn 81 4S
our complete, Garden Shops. ' Phone one or. :.
ocUsT @ saps PHSdE 5aoq fosHssss sHsshsgsr sSs Ss2 Co
soekye RuS r. Ras?sI5 T. Phone SheEEastHp Rocsts
GARDEN TooLs-Good. used picks with
bba;rrogs, $3.50; mattocks. with new han
eSeeensh condtion thiandes 81 es
Asds9 sHSSs # sensssI c5 Phone orders
wa up; also also laLrg,er-growing eyergreens, Nor
and Douglas r With bais 81 esrth tss$e5
Up ornamental shade trees, roc up; Select
piets garcen snops. Phone orders Atlantic
vEGErAssIfaE' rAsfa'1sta PEASfs-choice IS varieties of
q fine MARYLAND nursery' soc per eS don doz
ldiss Also ,cabbase plants, ,35c, rer doz Plants
orders AT. LOO. A complete garden shop
at a. our stores; Hechinger Co
and pepper plants for sale. At this ade
drsss. dress HoWard ave. Kensington, Md IS"
deners, lawn work, landscaping and main
tenance Nnn on a monthly basis Cali SH
fARpsf1Ss s3 f1ssa rsAoHok, { f srlss, g. ssrstton,
e@auipment; ECU S.5o;u Hillside O032-J
TOMATO PLANTS, 25c dog. and I5c doz.
Hillside 1593-W. David C. Page, 6I4
59th ave, Capitol Heights.
TOMATO PLANTS, 3 varieties. Call Mr.,
MicaStro. Ia. $3.50, or 220 Upshur st. r, W.
PETuNlAS and PeonieS SOC doz; tonla.
toes, 3oc doz.; cabbage. broccoli, etc, ever
greens, annuals and perennials. r. Green,
Evening star., 1944-05-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, MAY ~, 1874
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cent ;.
Call after pm, Republic ssfa. 81.
sss .sisr w.shiSg
any time. trinidad 4s75. z:
s5ea slns sras ss
;lRs, SE ;sso.; svss ~ :, ~
ASK tas M a ysfss sssn sala.s ssss stser Gsn,
fch fss cFsAa Es saoe nrEzEE n wanted, used mod
a. a sapscsg y.sy Tyo s os s ,nd pres
EWsai ss E I a .hossaa ss A Ms ss
N! Il. 4 as.,s ss, sssss aa.aaa; Se
ai:sss sssas sssps.sa Rsis sssa ssse 5000 con.
6GfBoAaD 6dSGSffB R5iis M MoioRs a5as wanted any .tu.
any make rexardless Of condition; spot
ssSh. cana aYss Mg Roper 10 am. to Pm a7e pu-
PiANo-Wili store small size. fun key
besrd s. for use; excellent care. Cali
PiANo@We are looking for spinet, apt
ss.b Or nsos sEsnd 6H gsns s.s YIN pay the high
| for either Call EN- 1919.
Rs:ss' R's s.:s:.':a :ss ssanss it !sas
PIANO. need a spinet. small apartment
upright Or a grand; will pay cash. Phone
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted al
once; also some good househoid furni.
Iture. Please call today Mr. Grady, MA. 1890
RADIOS. good, or broken sets; radios
repaired. 3057 M st. NV.
RADiOS. any make. table models only
Te wiz eaii , Neas66oggpoiitan a6gp Radio Co. 81
REFRIGERATOR, electric, small, good con
dition; vii pay cash. GE. ROO.
sas % ssss os slesssss 5000 ''hGslsn
must be n good condition; pay cash
All REsFiRsiHG;ERATTotR, sH; electric, preferably small
IN Gu. IT., will consider larger; flool
polisher; disc Of 16 to 1s in. DE. 57oo
sREs1fsRfGSERAToR. electric: good cond.
8, 8 or Gu. IT.; urgently needed by july l
cash. LU. 1858 or write Box 363-J, star
SEWING .MACHINEs-we buy all types
repair; hemstitchtnS+ buttons covered
| WAsHING MACHINE urgently needed
WATER COOLER, electric Call NO
Evening star., 1944-05-27
SITUATIONS MEN tcont. J i.
COMPTROLLER
Locating in WASHINGTON
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOMpANIST. experienced: wishes pro-
fessional concentrated work with serious
student OF voice or solo instrument. Hold
er of NJ. A. degree in music. Best rafer-
ences. Nominal fees. Box 313-J, Star.
DESIRE TEMPORARY secretarial or steno-
graphic employment; available immedi-
DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeling, al
terations: reasonable Miss Bert. 1880
Irving ST. NV. Apt. 4, Adams 223s.
EXPERIENCED and capable young woman
desires position as secretary to an intelli-
gent and busy executive. Available June
l. Reply. Box 353-J. Star %"
GIRL, %. college graduate. interested in
research, comparative analysis of non-
scientific nature, fluent knowledge of
French, English, workable BACKGROUND in
Spanish. and German; lifelong training in
music, dance and drama, qualified to meet
public, free to travel in continental U. S.
or abroad. Adams 5212. 29s
HOUSEKEEPING wanted in motherless
home or employed couple. Capable, ef1-
cient. refined. elderly, white woman. Box
320-J, Star, 2S"
NAVY WIFE, permanent d. C. resident,
with B. A, and M. A degrees; 8 years ex-
perience in teaching and personnel work;
some experience in statistics; know typing
Will work hard at interesting position with
chances of advancement. 5000 per month
minimum starting salary. Box 306-J, Star
STENOGRAPHER-TYPI dictation BY ap-
pointment. Thoroushly experienced manu-
script or professional work preferred EN-
5161 27A
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BoATs.

FOR SALE, 33x10 closed bridge cabin
cruiser, 81 h.p. Marine Gray motor, COM
pletely equipped. Corinthian, Sat, 12-
$50; Sun, 8 to s.. dE. 1915. 2ss
OUyBoARD MOTOR, Eveinrude, 5h h.p.,
oalrrnm20Ssshl' 4Ir m0Ssl' N59oS ShS3 cash. OK, 1942.
use: electric starter, generator and bat
terry; 1912. Call bet. 9 and pm, RE.
ffiTAsHLIGHr BATTERIES, Hot shot bat.
teries, extension cords; no priority. s.
hing Fulton, Inc, So5 Maine s.w. Elk.
WANTED BOATS. ANY TYPE; TENDERs.
ERS; SPOT CASH. MR.. ROPER, BE-
TWEEN 10 AND 6 PM. DUPONT g765.
2Ss
QuTBoARp MOTORS WANTED. ANY
CONDITION: SPOT Cash, Mr.. ROPER,
70 An: To 8 PM. DUPONT 9z66. e.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PoRTRATT PATNTINGi French Language
PkIvArk fNsTkuSeTioN fSheMss n aFKsaAN asl0ts :,
native linguist, Ph.D,, former Army in.
structor: modern methods. Box $751;
Evening star., 1944-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
business satisfactorily and promptly. Baum,
the broker 1921 Maine ave. Ma. .924o.
WILL INVEST CAPITAL AND services. s., .s-
tahlishsd business; 35. draft exempt. "A
hsTSThS yrs sSSs ss.niss s9dSs;
NATURALIZATION sfE NJ MANasER lss1 and .erve.
ss. PSe s f,snf '|s
esSt Fl DC msn nS ea "a. RE- zeal for the
PPiiiated lloo block s. nv 9whit
price; 81 500. Calf ss5 9th st. NV. Ask
laIe ii 'VaG QUE ST. N.w.-property including Rsu
to sfHS Hspss sst ds @Rnis sasiqns
s5l fSs PLANT ls ter sale; MT John Smith,
COMMISSION W STORE. ToRdRo'mlne Branch h'4s Of large
sssanins and Laundry doing good
DELcArEssnkNs now DEBATING seas and doing
ern equipment, clean stock; near main
f9mDlets pb0Be Mr tp groVg
GROCERY. meat beer. wine; aeeI doing good
business; good liv. quarters; reason for SELL
lng, illness. Ii. O570. 2Ss
SALE-Business center, store, dancing pa
tfnI ifFnIInii laFge pSbiis swimming pool beau
maker; established 10 years. Price, ST.
800; terms Box 461-H, Star
AWNINGS, window shades, Venetian blinds,
| established: $4,000 cash needed. No
lrlners. Owner interested in other busi-
ness: 1888 Georgia ave. NV
ONE OF NE. WASHINGTON BETTER
restaurants is being offered at sacrifice
price Of S2s,500: gross receipts in excess
81 REER EsRt9pi99S IiGSnssg Fer year. year WHISKY AND
hand. Owner must sell due to bad health
and will make terms suitable to respon.
sible party. =, For appointment, call AT,
5000. No other information by phone.
| n G DIINME Attorrn,,
Evening star., 1944-05-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL

I WILL be your alarm clock-For informa-
LADIES' LAD E0'1 HATS HT 'RHanMopELEp, fabrics
felts, straws; designed, blocking, trimming
The v0sue' s5ss 18th St. NV. CO. Us T5a7
HEMoRRHOiDs srad,cated uy N, owr
method Results effective for a life.
time or money back. Write for booklet. NJ
drugs q sursery DR.. soMMERWERcK
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Misi
Campbel, II you are in need Of . loan ur
to $500 on your signature,
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity Of 100
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, ETC.; complete with chairs and card
tables: IN Columbia Heights. on car tine
CAMP MoNTRosE@Issth IS Season: son: children
son weeks $ls5: ons-hsf @ f Season. 1 a. sieo ies.
II r. AoIT q Ranasll nasnaSln SGllsnsksvilie End. Nd
between Union Station and City Post Once
Tues, May 49,. 1914, between 5 and $40
PM, please call, write. Mrs NJ. L. walker
ANY ONE knowing the address of Louis
Baranowits please notify John r. Condo,
Sc A MONTH s2-Get to work on time
service; cail Miss Han. pu. 1884. Z.
MoThEks, 90 you want to 90 out in the
for? OrdWay 4813
Evening star., 1944-05-27
POULTRY 6 EGGS,

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
James ian Feed Store. Inc. 619 K st. NV
LEGHoRNs AND NEW HAMPsHIREs, lay
ing; misc. poultry equipment: reas. WI
1892.
POULTRY HOUSES, del, set up, SAG. so Up;
rabbIt-cayey hutches; chicks, each Wed.
lOc; raise broilers for US, we buy all
ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM, INC,
Annandale. Va. Glebe s606. gre
Evening star., 1944-05-27
DOCS. PETS. nc.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, a. K. G. regis
tered. Call Rockville 449rJ, bet. 5-g pm
COCKER SPANIEL, male, black, months,
grandson Of ch: MY Own Brucie" and
MY Own Miss Brucie,; $50. EN- 1868
PuPPIEs, English bull white. healthy,
Z3utag, good blood lines. 423. 9th st. sv,
ss y. seAs15 "a sIasdI,n..l tIs,mslss en-
PgPPfEs, ,spitz, thoroushbreds: females,
~ 30: males, $40. s34 South Oakland
St. Arlington, Va. ~ 1890 :
CHOW, red female: VI. old. Call FIR.
EKIIENse-aave E, e-dave three to sive away.
CocKER 5asKiSR sfy sPANIEL AT STUD Hanasome G
red red DO dos, oa great-grandson ot Red Brueie.
BOXERS. An exceptional litter of fine
pups A. K. G. Reg. ready to 60. Alex.
OUTSTANDING black cocker, male, II
mos; excellent wins on first circuit; Ch
Ch. Nonquitt Nola's Candidate. Out Of Ch
Found Bitch. Executive 669s. s to pm
BAY retrievers. male, l
female, puppies; S25 each. Phone WI.
apiI1ds RpAiIB1BITsS-selling part Of flock, Chin
Seniors ssw zsaland yhtes Junt4ss and
Evening star., 1944-05-27
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

PIGS FOR SALE. Call MI. $500 or
riding horses. and pair, $3.50; both Il
aands nan6s high. 1914 Juniper st. NV GE.
HORSE "a, fve-gaited. saddle; 500 for
both. Gentle pony, 500 Hillside 1851
between 3 and pm, all day Sunday. 2ss
COW and calf. turkeys; one TOM eight
pens: hrSul muSsovy y ducks and duckiings. Phone
WE HAVE about 100 sheep to be sheared.
Will pay - gents per head. Apply Ben
Stewart. Mattaponi Farms Groom Md
Phone Marlboro 2O4-W-4 or WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-05-27
MANAGER-HOTEL, CITY
OR COUNTY, CLUB

% years experience in all its branches:
- years old, with excellent Credentials:
now opei ating leading country club; avail
able July |; will 60 out of town. Box
Evening star., 1944-05-27
SITUATIONS mEN

s s1T raRe Has. books gaS started aud
prompt, reasonable Shepherd 1854 81!
BOY; cqlored ase 20, desires Job as seIy.
sss.RRH seeRy atEsnasn bI 5ia years ss
CHEF-CooK, .colored. hrst-class, knows
sread sfs pastry a tqns and mea e s03d ss %ste hot
CRAFTSMAN. general, likes short-hour
lob; Call TR, o526 Sunday or after after
ENGiNEER CoNsuLTANT-u n u su a y
wide wide and diversified background INDUSTRIAL
Government agencies. Box 3s2-J, Star. .
MAN, colored, wishes Job as chauffeur,
deiVVeryman' or truck driver. Call Ii.
MAN, elderly. sober reliable, wants light
| farm work or as caretaker. John Mousser,
MAN, 20, Ii. 5. degree, member Maryland
par, some accounting knowledge, thorough
knowiedee Government reimbursement poll
| cles procedures; seven years Government
with large private corporation engaged in
3qrananee qaeaaaed work work under Govt; contract; in
s5is s e p,t tTaysi is United states @ er sbtSad
ava'ia0i' Immediately BOX Sos-J' Sss Star.
OFFICE MANAGER-Young man, COLLEGE
private accounting and administration N
gosition with reputable e' arm, Box a7soJ,
star; 2S'
ence with l, B. NJ. equipment: at present
EMPLOYED at planning and developing ma
chlne procedures on q Nation wide basis:
| interested IN Al war lob only; minimum
salary 5000. Box 322-J, Star. 2ss
VETERAN WORLD WAR III, young, college
and law graduate. excellent experiences
pest references, wishes position with repu-
table firm: Spanish and Portuguese spoken
1guehIg willing and able to travel BOX
1l4-J, star 27"
YOUNG MAN, white, draft exempt wants
JOB a chauffeur for lady, or drive light
truck etc: EX. 1888. Johnny Hughes 2S'
WILL CONSIDER Brokerage, Promotional,
Legal or Administrative position with pro
gfessive organization. Experience yrs
| Industrial Mechanical; 10 yrs progress
sive govt. record-famliar with govern
ment procedures. Married. 4-F, a7e 80
| BA. N foreign service, member OF Vir.
glnia Bar Salary secondary to oppor-
UNITY for permanent position. Address
| for interview Box 3S0-J, Star 29'
Evening star., 1944-05-27
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE.
3 Victorian chairs, maple secretary,
chair and night table. maids room furni-
ture, metal cabinet. linens, electric cock
tan mixer, ping-pong table, cast iron
chi!dren's games, tools and utensils: father
and SON boxing gloves, lady's shoes 42O1
Evening star., 1944-05-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK lCens.l

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont.
WANTED young purebrsd Jersey cows
or .heifers, Bangs and T. .. tested, prefer
s'ilfssiE : fFsKsErTSTA r. r6S4fHRs, work and riding
horses. mules, I Psi9mino. three S-sattsd
dies. new and used, single and double;
RIDING aoRsEs; j with saddle and
sEBss sBs sos siSo ssn Gsr M sH issspsr sss both SUIT
and sridiss' cowboy and english saddles ior
ponies and horses. $40 n: Lee Hwy.
FOE sALEao or s0 yhits-taces, steers.
FRESH COW. 2nd calf, English farm. next
south Of Manor Club. Norbeck. Md Phone
fREsH Cow. heavy mixer; hos. ITS
pounds q, sheep. William Rutter, 90
Swami road. Suitiand, Md 2ss
BAY MARE, q years old, ~ bred. gentle,
broke to work or ride. Oxford 4211.
2 FAMILY cows, s75 and SeB: Guernsey
bull, S75;. 2 heifers, S45 each: I brood
SOW, 300 lbs; fne shoats. 100 lbs. each:
so laying hens, S1.75 each. Selling above,
as have no help to care for same. NJ. ].
Waple. Duke st. extended, Alex, Va, ads
Joining ouartermaster Depot. Alex. o429.
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
| At Shadow Lawn stock Farms,
daithersburg, Md. Phone 40.
w, o, Dosn, Owner
Evening star., 1944-05-27
NORTH BEACH SPECIAL.

NOUIH bEACd SPECIAL.
This is a money maker for the indus
tSous person who wants to make money
An old established business consisting OF a
24-room hotel. dance floor, on-sa!e beer
license, completely furn. and ready to
start doing business. Owner wishes ia
sell and retire. Will sell property, furni.
tire, good will, all licenses, lock, stock and
barrel; for 1880: good terms or all cash
Cross A'--
AVON SHOCKEY. OR 2244
Evening star., 1944-05-27

PERSIAN KITTENS, ALL COLORS, SlO.
COOKERS, ALL Prices.
WIRES, MALES AND FEMAHEs: sos
CUTE GROSSBREEDs, sCOTTIES; SIS.
SPRINGER SPANIETis,, COLLIES; $40.
Dog Hotel, 7344 Geossia ave. ia 1921
Evening star., 1944-05-27
COLORED.
GOVT GIRLS, HOTEL. MGR

Woman to completely supervise and
manage Washington's newest and largest
girls hotel, soon to open: must have ex-
perlence; great opportunity for industrious
to start: Apply by letter for interview to
Box 337-H, Star,
Evening star., 1944-05-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

C1HsAMBsE,RMAID, s1salsI, sxpsrienced; 1--we IN;
Rhssf 'tseF fa IL an on wa nan 90Ss days
Saey3g, Chevy Chase, p o G.; uniform carfare. $40
COOK, experiencedY:: idY: light housework, light
ss6 Sssa SesSs sSani D3 R fs Fay Adults
! child; small; cool house; references and
COOK AND G.H.W.. i've in or out. Room
available for husband employed elsewhere.
cookHonshkEspRR, eesS h1ssh sEf white woman ma.
area; : adults; no heavy iaundry ye or Clean. eiesn-
COUPLE. colored, cook and butler. private
Tsh1lly phnns wY 20 tess te Maine for summer Tele-
booRMAID bosGs Mi 4cSS WAITRESS, for afternoon
and evening in, private school; also wait
resses and dishwasher for dinner only.
GssEaAL esS L pn paousswoRRER 81 sSss to asi asiy
$50 month; white preferred. Phone TIE.
G.H.w. help mother with small baby and
G;A.w.. ssashore' adult, small baby:
anas. ana sso sBpSEsd AZ ssfs' ssl between IL
pass; no Sunday. half day Thurs. 362s
IdMsy ve S to learn Mo slf lf7 and wool press.
ing: $25 week; dry cleaning dept. Pioneer
9Rae rRaxSNse dooK saas aSs scp n Wages
Phone 0rdway. $3.50 between 10 am. and
!, pm; end ask for Mr.. Khandan.
HOUsEKEEPER, employed couple, 2 chill
dren; good pay; no Sundays. Ii. 9407.
MAID MAID lgs pR IN 1saa Sr out in family good
MAID for general housework. Monday and
ETiday; So day and carfare. GE. o55e.
MAID, experienced, small apt, with hotel
service; Shoreham Hotel AD. 3032.
MAID, part-time, mornings or afternoons,
prepare lunch for one. Call Georgia 04s9
MAID, g,h.W; Wesley Heights: Thursdays
and sundays off live in. WO. 1855
MAID FOR G.H.W., 3 days a week; sleep
in; So: Call SH. 7Sl9.
WHITE DOWNSTAIRS MAID and waitress
to so to country in Maryland for summer;
good salary and good home; references re-
9nlrsd BOX 427-H, Star.
WOMAN for cleaning, light laundry and
care of baby; IL to 6, 8 days weekly; so
ana cartare; references and health card
REQUIRED; Phone overlook 61s9.
WOMAN, colored, middle-aged settled, for
Ss.,Gdnn SSooR ana gh%i EXP full time; live I'M no
@ homs AID. 1892 after 2:3o pm, any day.
bbGSs AasSs MSadsS ssas thToash Friday. etE.ls
WOMAN. &C colored, ory three days a Week,
g.h,w.; $3.50 and carfare; no cooking or
children CAN Bradley 0I65. 2S'
WOMEN, neat reliable, gh.w,, apt; hours,
to Pm, B or o day week. FIR. $500.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
Bishop Cushman
at CamphOr on
Sunday Morning
Church VIII Observe 18th
Anniversary


Bishop Ralph S. Cushman of the
Methodist church will preach the
25th anniversary sermon of Cam
phor Methodist church at the II
a. m. service, Sunday, Dec. II.
Rev. M. L. Harris, president of
Philander Smith College, Little
Rock, Ark, will be the principal
speaker at the silver anniversary
program at the church, Monday
evening, Dec. 10. Other Twin City
ministers and representatives of
Twin City churches will bring
greetings.
The Camphor choir, under the
direction of Celeste Douglas, will
sing at the reception. Chester S.
Russell, tenor, who was born on
the night of December 10, 1919,
when the Camphor church was Or
ganized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Mcfarland, will sing
a colo. Julia D. Lewis, one of the
charter members of the church, will
give a historical account of the
church. Carrie Ailep and India
Allen will give readings. Rev.
Clarence T. R. Nelson, pastor since
1888, will preside.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
Randolph Insists
ALL rs Meet
Brought North

New Orleans-A. Philip Ran
dolph, president of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters, who had
not had much success in this con-
vention, won a final victory in the
selection of next years convention
city. Four cities had been nominated
Chicago, Minneapolis, Columbus
and Louisville.
"In selecting the city," Ran
dolph said, 81 hope you will select
one where the colored delegates
will enjoy the same privileges as
the other delegates"
Edward H. Weyter, of Louisville,
secretary-treasurer of the Ken
lucky, State Federation of Labor,
said that Louisville had ample
hotel, transportation and feeding
facilities to accommodate the con-
vention, but he admitted that "the
labor movement in Kentucky has
not as yet been able to break down
some of the racial prejudices and
we could not give the assurances
requested by Brother Randolph"
Then, amid applause, Weyter
seconded the nomination for Chi
cago which was chosen unani-
mously.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
Town Hall
Radio Program
Discusses FEPC

Washington, D. C. (NNPA)-
Whether the government should
guarantee equal job opportunities
through a permanent FEPC was
the question discussed on the Town
Hall radio program last Thursday
by Lillian Smith author of
Strange Fruit" and Rep. Charles
LaFollette (R. of Ind.) for the af-
firmative, and Rep. o. C. Fisher ID.
of Tex.) and Sam Tucker, newspa-
per columnist, for the negative.
After statements by the speak
ers, the meeting was thrown into
an open forum for questions to the
speakers by the studio audience. A
question was wired to the studio
by Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
president of the National Council
of Negro Women, and asked over
the air. She was interested in the
international effect of failure to
guarantee job equality to all Ameri-
cans without regard to race, creed,
color or national origin.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
Cheer Boxes to
Soldiers at TT.
Leonard Wood

Lieut.. Charles H. Bell, special
service officer at Fl. Leonard Wood,
Mo-, has notified the motor division
of the Lavonia H. Brown chapter of
the WANDS, Minneapolis, that he
will be delighted to distribute the
contents of their Christmas cheer
box to be sent by the chapter to the
boys in the hospital there.
He said they have $50 soldiers in
the hospital. For many this will be
the first Christmas away from
home and anything anyone could
do to help cheer them up will be
greatly appreciated.
The group met Sunday, Dec. 10,
at the home of S/Sgt. Inez Clark,
1904 Fifth Ave. S., to make up the
cheer box which will consist of nuts
and candy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
duffy" Ampey
Seriously Ill in
Gen'I HOSPITAL

Carl Duffy Ampey, sc Royal
ston, became suddenly ill Saturday,
Dec. 9, en- route from Chicago on
the Northwestern R. R. 1900" crack
train on which he was employed.
He was taken off the train between
Milwaukee and Adams, Wis, and
taken to the hospital at Adams,
where he remained until Monday.
On Dec. II his wife, Mrs. Ioletta
Ampey, went to Adams and accom-
panied him to Minneapolis and en-
tered him in the Minneapolis Cen
eral hospital.
His son, Howard Ampey, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city Monday,
Dec. II, to be with his father until
the seriousness of his condition can
be determined. Mrs. Ampey is con-
fined at home due to the shock of
her husbands sudden illness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
HEARINGS CONCLUDED
ON N. Y. FEPC BILL

New York NPA)-Hearings
on proposals to establish a state
FEPC during which about 200 wit
nesses were heard were concluded
here last week after seven days of
testimony both pro and con. The
proposals were drafted by the New
York State Commission Against
Discrimination, appointed by Gov
ernor Dewey. Three days of hear
ings were held in New York City
and four days upstate. The meas
ures will be introduced in the state
legislature after revision by the
commission.
A spokesman for the Associated
Gas and Electric Corp. told the COM
mission that discrimination in en-
ployment because of race, color,
creed or national origin is unprofit-
able to the business which practices
it. Clarice F. Brows, A. G. & E.
counsel on industrial relations, said
production costs go up because dis
elimination limits the field from
which workers can be chosen.
Testimony in opposition to the
bills was given by Merwin K. Hart,
president of the reactionary and
private National Economic Council,
Inc. He described the proposed
legislation as "Communist-in-
spired" and Gin Hitler's best type"
He said its. enactment would bring
turmoil and probably bloodshed."
He drew sharp rebukes from the
commission chairman, Assembly
Majority Leader Irving M. Ives.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-12-15
D. C.. Women to
Sponsor Soda
Bars for 'Teeners'

Washington, D. C. (NNPA)-
Through the establishment of soda
bars throughout the city, a group of
socially prominent young women
here hope to make a contribution
to the lessening of an ever-increas-
ing problem Of juvenile delinquency
in the nations capital.
Calling themselves ''The Bakers
Dozen," these young women will
specialize in the entertainment of
teen-agers through wholesome
social and recreational projects.