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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07
ROOMS FURNIsHsp--Northso..

CLAIMING ST: NE. 1917 brentwood
villagel; beautiful front bedroom in new
desached home; civ. innersp. mattrs.;
ga E. cAriToI oues e oor; a1ist pleas.
ant room for refined gentleman. SO. Phone
~ H. o Is6o az gay sunday or from 1880
3 GIRLS 70 SHARE a nice home with
others, sh blocks to crosstown bus. Phone
1ais .ORREN ST. N.E.-Larse double
T o0p {os girls PVT hone u, reasonable ot
bathroom, newly decorated. spotiess home,
nicely located, at bus stop, minutes from
Union Station, for /, or 3 people. Lin
70 NEW hSN'' YORK AVE. N.E.-Larse room
double Or twin beds: Transportation q,
s2srrE kef sEDk ASSos&s 9 private bath de-
N sISsSS bSsss ,,s;i e, 81 ass IS :,
2 refned. employed persons; mr.. transp.
s scs IT. rNiylleseS no 1875
lines at door; Convenient s to 0R Navy var. sai
unlimited phone; couple or 2 employee
Soi EAST CAPITOL sT.-Modern home
near rsa. aoyt dsgss Lively single q doys5,
o@e sms family sn sssach. s0q hoa sons
20l2 PERRY ST. N.E.-Front rm, next
bath, 2 closets; ami: for employed
s as ssS at M 1856
front room In private home, for gentleman
only. Available May z. TR. 5422.
single roof; nice location; IS min. to Navy
furnished, $50 mo-; another small room.
1855 3 81 NT;-rront, lirht double. twin
shower. walk to FBT. Armory. laundry
pgiyils. pref; girls. III. 1886.
pr1ea.e home conysnient transportation;
14es MORSE sT. NE.--Front room, also
room with porch; unlim. phone; cow,
2ol a,S End 81; NE. Apt; Al, Roland Apis.
room. windows. Tor lady. ~ AtS"'
9O5 B ST. N.E.-2nd-n floor front hall bed
room; single; very clean: owner. Frank
a434 MONROE ST. N.E.-Detached home,
double bedrm; dressing room, adj; bath,
Kitchen privileges, Sonvsniently located;
SINGLE ROOM, QUIET HOUSE, $50.
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BOATS,

FOR SALE-Boat, Dodge utility. $500.
Phone Q 4, Annapolis s7zS. between 'a and
ss:FT; RUNABoUr, recently ove mSaS
$4,000. 1900 Maine ave. s.w. or RIA.
FOR sALE--3e-ft cabin cruiser: sleeps 8,
electricity; owner overseas. Can be Seen IN
SMALL CRUISER never used, Chris Craft
a mosof; Two hunks; ready to go; best offer.
CABIN c hS'n ck RI Sf ssx11 #. ovpe :" IN
service: good opportunity for cash. Apply
Saline Al As0 S1N I'll z Z WANTED. about y to
n w s inquired Be- 81 F 5000 0 Ts
motor; shelter cabin. SIT. headroom with
MATTHEW'S, .46-ft., double cabin, inclosed
crew wh r sG n
Ev1NRUDE and Elto outboaro motors
and parts: used parts: factory representa-.
tiyes; 1877 I1th sc.
". motors: resardless q
CABIN CRUISER, ss IT,. GRAY marin.
ensine' completely eauipped, electric lighi
stove, refgr., radio, etc; Skenateles dinghy,
sound, well-cared-for boat; owner If
AAr aIS;, price price S1.440. See steward, Capito
CABIN CRUISER, modern. so foot wear,
old; all conveniences for living year round
Priced for quick sale, $4,000. Box 1916
Star.
FOR sALE-Raised deck s5-ft. cruiser. 10
#; beam. galley, toilet, running water
s5-hp. engine. sleeps 4, suitable for iiv.
ing IN ne new paint: excellent condition; $1,000
days, RE. 1900. Ext. 4O56.
SAILBOAT, IS #, Marconi rig, in excel
lent condition, $500. AT. 1922 or Unior
1871 '3s MATTHEW'S. raised deck. twin
screw cruiser, sleeps six, excel condition
Call Fritz Behlke, West River. 1871
BOAT, i5-n. all-metal, with built-in al,
tanks. Weight. 225 lbs. Complete witt
oars, oak floor mats, canvas cover car,
top carrier, etc 500. Call WI. 1896
betWeen 9 am. and L pm.
CRUISER, raised deck, 80 tt roomy cabir
and after deck; we'll kept; marine engine
mooring and dink; $3.50. TR. 92l0
BOAT, II IT.. for sale, good condition
deslgned for cupboard motor. Chestnu
BUOYS, steel. mooring and pickup. Also
anchors and chain. No priority s. Kinf
Fulton. Inc, S05 Maine s.w. Elk. 3406
WHISTLES. Triplex. plastic Regular 81 O5
sale SOC. s. King Fulton. Inc, S05 Maine
FIRE ExTiNG UIsHERs. OF. size; also
refills: sale CSC. s. King Fulton. Inc,
S06 Maine ave SW FIX 31OR
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FIREWOOD
FARM & GARDEN

FOR RENT-Victory gardens, ready to
plant; GOOD soil; Congress Heishts section.
S Sfcr6 ST s SsA4iaDESs, ready to plant: good
sRe AT Toi sa ssuth Capitol and Southern
1RAcToR, sarden-type wanted, with &C.
10Th pl, ne. no. 1920
WANTED, good tractor on rubber. ,Farmall
Prsierre dv medium snu size, no junk Mr..
ToP soft filing fiH in dirt and well-rotted
manure, trash removed. DU. OILS. DE.
TOMATO PLANTS. best varieties, outdoor
grown, zoe and 25c dozen. FIR. 3716. 13s
MMs sst'sIa 1853 81 soil and garden pl0wins'
AzAIEAs for Mothers Day. potted and
aepye. s. bbTdy STOCK
make excellent borders and shrubs, plant
ed ed and s1a g guaranteed. $3.50 each or four
1S5 rLa RsRsn' l ta47 dozen. 1902
wHsrED at TT onse for 4'2 nsarD,
ssas ass W4i9s ali }0' desss Sfs 'ess a
HARaLoBE TOMATO PLANTS, zoe dozen 3.
dossR Cal il10 6nen IFS asoaen broccoli Zoe
e osspIase r tomato and other plants an
BoxWooD, suitable for edsins sH and bor-
a &sFon 10p PAX to MS in sH iO s SsmOrs
sHs 9sms anS ss tsn sarin s'ls st.,
fSsE sp5n e p pstosy sH sat slas special,
equipped tractor for close work; by hour
Or lot. Also have manure available. Sligo
RICH SOIL, screened, black, 9 bushels, So;
10 bushels. S4:75: ID bushels, ST.; 20
s ssaI GftRglsol H a5W c Is
pamphlet eentainins complete informaa..
e qoues osr to TIE sa sent
Complete stock X" Of pisntina ''n materials s
zEsS,nssr 's;ss 81 , sna a'Ds Il. '0ssy
r psea picks AI i xis
saaxs' VIII shas vhs sn.
Al SSssd,s Ran ssesllsns ssasitisR eoSeisss
FxSsY pLANTsA ssasSl Msstodon Jumbo
pas pseksd IN ehsa large Som
4 Complete garden shop At each Of our ia I
a stSlii sef RosEs6Gs ST. ErcAu....
sfs sas Is SS 81 s4s sss' Esa 0 so
u for S7.sS. Towering shrubs, y many SI DOB.
8 for $500. Living everereens-Norway
douglas IT, With bals Ct earth. SEQ s up
!rsds $50 S pr v oTasas
cAsBAaE And 4 ToMhT6 fsIANrschoc.
varieties OF hardy plants from q famous
Garden shop At each oo 81 our e0M stores
MANURE, FEAT MOSS. Erc.-well.rotted
DAIRY arm from Ir sss q Isss
sacks It ST S.: 70 SACKS st $50 ses Psst
moss, Sl.25 bushel: bushels, at s5c;
81 % 5 bushels els at zoe. Sheep manure, so lbs.
.ory gardens 10 b. Soc; f iss n0s xle;
80 lbs; $40; 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
ns d 10 ss sls 80 lbs e3s Asc full
q Ssrs; Atlantic 400. Heshinser CO. s
S sian fsI.sx PhakTs, hardy early success
Sen sI asH condition
gguiTchasssd l942: balloon rubber. tires;
Issi esssE sssransssd psriees: ssso s Ss;f.
sssaisssss E.s:.a; III, 5s ssY
h hend golden Acre Copenhasen Market:
paid. Marslobs. Stone and Greater Bal
bage.. California Wonder sweet pepper and
prepaid PREF Certified porto Rico potato plants;
paid. Cabbage and onion plants now ready
for shipment Tomato and potato ready
a ase May 10Th pepper Nr,, June Isl Busy
darlington Victory Gardeners!
todsy bS or for chicken s a ms Gnu dsyersd
nAGIE AIn DI a arrI1cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07
ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

1919 JEFFERSON sT.-Nice room for gem
tleman, 5 windows, pvt. lavatory. garage
owners Diet. gentle home. GE. 1901.
1922 INGLESIDE TER, Just off 18th and
Newton SITS. NV single rooms, newly
DECORATED; unlimited phone, c.h.w. Call
1888 HARDWOOD PL. N.w.-Large room
single or double. laundry pvlgs., unlimited
phone. North 1917.
ss22 LIST ST. NW,--Cool room for or 2
Govt girls or quiet lady. next TO bath;
conY. transp. GE. 1862.
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ROOMS UNEURNlSHEp.

CONN, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1912
| st, n.w.--Large, attractive front room,
windows, fireplace. RE. 1888.
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SELECTED LISTINGS.

SELECTED LISTINGS.
1912 49, Richardson cruiser.
1899 80 Richardson cruiser.
1899 81 Baltzer-Jonesport cruiser
1888 35 Wheeler cruiser.
1929 3S' Matthews cruiser.
1888 80 Wheeler cruiser.
1929 40' A. C. F. cruiser
AUXILIAR1ES.
1871 3S auxiliary sloop.
1885 80, auxiliary gaf cutter
1887 40 auxiliary sloop.
Our Credit Plan Is Available to You
Often, Liskey & Rhodes,
NAVAL ARCHITECTS.
Sales - Surveyors-Appraisals
s04 18th st. NV. Phone RE 1854
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Private Sale-37 Work Horses
At ShadOWlaWn Stock Farms

Gaithersburg. Md.-Belgian and Perche-
rons: mated teams, single horses: colors,
red roans sorrels, dapple-greys bays and
pony. Cash. or half purchase price; bal
ance monthly. Come. look them over II
sented or money refunde ai' 0 All h epses
delivered at cost Reference. MONTGOMERY
County National Bank Geo. P. Hender-
son, president), Rockville, Md
w. o. DOSH OWNER
Phone GaithersburR (Md) 49,
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ROOMS WITH BoARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

MODERN, COOL, best Of food; $40 per
week. Mrs. Clinton Burner, Woodstock,
Va. ia. 1886.
WANTED-An elderly couple as boardera
on farm near Staunton; permanent home,
modern. L. Hotinger, Parnassus, Va.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME mile south
of Edinburg, Va, 100 yds. of Route IL on
hard road In the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley; Greyhound bus. service. Modern
conveniences; quiet, cool. comfortable, nice
location, mountain scenery. Plenty ham,
chicken. butter, milk. Reasonable. Write
or call Mrs. Elmer Miller, Edinburg, Va.
Phone No. 79-L. Ref, Temple 26Ss:
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FOR sALE-75 cords OF wood, stove
length. Apply Box 222. La Plata, Nd.
ANDIRONS. fire tools, screens and all IRE.
place goods. repaired and rennished. D. L
Bromwel. T23 18th st. NV. NE. 1874
Fire Logs, Dry How'd, SIS Cord
Col. Cordwood Co., DI. 2415.
FIREWOOD,
Well seasoned, mostly hardwood, split anc
ready to burn. Can Woodley 6146.
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2107 S ST. NV.
Large room. twin beds, share with an.
other girl; wholesome meals; convenient
TRANSFORMATION. DU 1894
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SUBURBAN RooMs.

GIRL TO SHARE tyin-bed room with
another, with board; sconv. to Pentason.
Navy Annex and Arlington Hall: unlim.
phone. CHI. O03O.
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SINGLE ROOM, QUIET HOUSE, $40
235 First st. ne, mr.. Capitol Unior
Station. TR. 9541 or MI. 1898. Ts
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TABLE BOARD, good food, homelike stpo'
phere; 2 meals daily; S25 mo. 1908 Ne
Hampshire ave. NV. AID. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

ABERDEEN ANGUS Purebred Registered
Bulls and Heifers
Berkshire Purebred Bears and Gifts.
John H. Small, Laytonsvile Md
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

ELECTRIC FANS, S12 so per month up;
only limited number available. e. o.
Likens, Oliver 1884.
BULLDOzER N-FT BLADE) AND
OPERATOR,
Available Immediately. Joseph Light Con-
struction Co., GE. 4151.
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1898 18th ST. NW.-Niceiy fufnis6sd
rooms for girls or young men: runnins
water telephones. showers. excellent board.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w.--Excellent mssl,.
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Studio for lady to
water; car line, bus;
Letters, appointment.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
American y. Plans Glass
On Problems Of India

A program Of study relating to
the culture. history and problems OF
India will begin with the fall term
at American University as a result
of grant from the Watumull Foun-
dation, 1t was announced yesterday
by Dean James J. Robbins.
The grant will be used to develop
the library section Of the School
Of Social Sciences and Public Affairs
dealing with Indian affairs, and a
course on modern India. The
course will be taught by Obaidur
Rahman, Indian journalist, now
with the staff of the United Nations
Interim Commission on Food and
Agriculture, and will include a study
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Five Faculty Additions
Announced by 6. ". u,

Five additions to the faculty of
George Washington University were
announced yesterday by school off,
cials.
They were: Evsey David Domar
3343 Seventh street NV, lecturer in
economics; Dr. Muriel McClannahan
former member Of the faculty of the
University of Wisconsin, instructor
in English: Albert Raymond Miller,
2809 Thirty-first street NV, lee
turer in economics; DR.. Mario Scan
dino, 1924 Georgia avenue NV.
clinical instructor in pediatrics, and
DR.. George Horsley Smith, formerly
a member of the psychiatric depart
ment Of Cornell University, instruc-
tor in psychology.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Ian appointment In regard to . rec
IoRni1ed conmunitv need.

IN appointment in regard to . rec
ognized community need.
The Better Business Bureau Of
Washington is located in The Star
Building at Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, and is
headed by Claude H. Woodward
Its board Of trustees consists of 40
members, who represent every phase
of business in the Nations Capital.
Financed by business groups to pro-
mote fair competition in business
and to retain consumer confidence,
1t aims to protect the consumer
where 1t can through moral suasion,
and to illuminate the various phases
of better business procedure to its
own membership.
It's information service is avail
able to the general public without
charge.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

oiA, yoa AAAoW,
q C cor d in g to
M r S. S a | | y
Muchmore, as
sistant manager
of WaShington's S
Better Business
B u r e u. In
C h arge of its
merchandise di-
vision for the
prom o ton of
voluntary stand
q r d S a m on G
merchants and
advertisers, she
points out that
Evening star., 1944-08-20

alibi or an excuse has brought it
into such disrepute that 1t is now
a sure-fire method of arousing an
tagonism whenever 1t obtrudes it
self into the picture.
The majority of Washington
merchants are trying to give the
best service and the best merchan-
disc possible under difficult war
conditions, Mrs. Muchmore en-
phasiZes.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Miss CovuIesky Given Post

Appointment of Miss Eleanor
Covalesky as chief librarian OF Ma
tional University was announced
yesterday by Chancellor George P,
Barse, judge of Municipal Court.
Miss Covalesky formerly was loan
librarian at the College of New
Rochelle.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

lot the social, economic and cultural
life Of contemporary India.
Dean Robbins said the university
looks forward to an exchange OF
professors, In addition to further
courses. and the development OF Ii.
brary resources and courses as q
result of the grant.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

The Better Business Bureau Is
urging merchants and customers
alike to avoid the use of the all too
familiar comment, There is a war
Evening star., 1944-08-20
leqion Post PLuns Dance

United States Maritime Post, No.
AZ, American Legion, will hold a
Labor Day dance, September 2, in
the Continental Ballroom of the
Wardman Park Hotel. Dancing will
be from 10 pm. to ! am.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying Coffins.' We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds,
Evening star., 1944-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.
WANTED.

MAN OR WOMAN qualified by education
and experience to organize and onerate
school Of Foreign LanguAses Day and
or niEht groups and private students Have
nicely furnished c1assroOms in modern
building: most conveniently located. Boy
3s3-X Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
wANTED-FUR COAT
Furniture. Household Goods

WANTED-Used fur coat Prefer brown
size IS; will consider any color. Good
condition. TY 5000,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
HOUSES ron SALE

nome Num- uaa. Gs4NP s.t EIyEs s.i.l :s oc
Ia ss07.
5isT. 4e5o-i-floor cottage 5-room, 2
bedrooms with basement handy loca-
tion. priced right; 81 900 down.
EISEA REALTY AND INVEST co,
62i7 w. FORT vi i-i4oo
$3.50 MOVE IN, s rms, y. A. heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

AT APPLICABLE. MICH-E-z TERMS
Al acres. with buildings .......s5 600
SIS acres. with buildings $500. $500
60 acres, with buildings ....... 500
HUCK. 1870 CHELSEA-PR 1880
CoLORED-Fully equipped 40 TO so
acre farms. up-to-date home. stock
Also other colored farms or homes
within 80 to 20 miles Write J. a.
CLAHASSEY, 22l7 East DaviSion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
, MILE-TELEGRApH SEC

224o3 Prosper Lot 1oox3oO. New
home with bath and shower, Thermo
control heat. insulated home not com.
pleted but a real buy at 81 400. II will
10 sell. Call Mr. Trout. Ralph z. Toyn-
ton l66OS Grand River. We S-l23A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
LAWNS. GARDENS. SUPPLIES
CARPET CLEANERS. OVERS
Lumber. Building Materials
SMITH.ORR co,

ROOFING ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING
LUMBER, MILLWORK, SHEET
METAL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE
IL ACRES BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. Warren Phone OR 0T0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
NEW HOUSES ron SALE
Bu.ine.. opportuniiies Wanted

BEER CARDEN-ClaSs c license, groc-
cries and conrectioneryS cash buyers
waiting. Call US for action. Ar. Carroll
or Mr. kAss. ri $3.50. 2622 CrAtiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-26
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ACRES mr.. school and stores arm
house, cleo chicken coop fall -pflce
sl,545. $3.50 down. Newman, 2i23l
Ecorse Rd., at Monroe Blvd AT $3.50.
ATTENTION wYANDOTTE RESIDENTS!
Excellen, soil. beautiful trees. l 5 lots
with water and sewer In Fort and
Eureka Estate Sub. $50 each. Newman,
Dix Rd al North Line. Phone Wyan-
dotte 2T55
PENNINGTON RID. frontage, approx
mately Az acres. outskirts Garden City.
all cleared city water; only 81 500,
terms Newman. $500 Plymouth Rd.
RE 6T2O
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-26

PM, liberal New York daily
newspaper, is carrying a series
OF articles extoling the exploits
OF the famed seth Fighter
Squadron in Ital, H. r. Knicker-
booker, we'll known war CORE
spondent, is the author.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-26

In today'S mail comes the
second annual proclamation is
sued by the Governor of the
great State Of New York, Hon.
Thomas e. Dewey, calling upon
the citizens of the Common
wealth to observe in a fitting
and appropriate manner, Race
History Week. His message is
so applicable to the times I'M
til am constrained to pass it
on to the readers of this COL
umn: Many races, peoples, re-
ligions make up America. The
diversity of ancestries mingled
here is what gives us our
stength. Now that strength is
being tested in a world torn
by clash of armies, by murder
and atrocity. The value of the
colored soldier has been
proved in American battles
from Bunker Hill to NPearl
Harhor and since. AS Commo-
dore Chauncey wrote in 1912:
I have yet to learn that the
color of the skin or the cut and
trimming Of the coat can af-
feet a mans usefulness Once
again we are plunged into a
war of liberation. It is another
in history'S growing list of our
wars for American ideals. In
all our wars Americans Of
many races, peoples and re-
ligionS have fought side by
side. Now, therefore. I, Thomas
z. Dewey, Governor of the
State of New York, do proclaim
the week of February 18th TO
2oth as Race History Week and
call upon all citizens OF our
State to observe it in appropri-
ate manner"
In similar terms, Mayor F H
LaGuardia of the City of New
York has issued a statement
calling attention to the con-
tributions of members Of the
colored race. It is to be hoped
that these two vital messages
will stir not only the citizens
Of the State Of New York but
Of this nation to a poper ap-
probation Of the sacrifice and
heroism of the man Of color in
safeguarding the democratic
ideals Of America. There is
strength in unity but such
power may be easily dissipat-
ed though injustice and bigot-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-26
Pankey's Voice Has True Lyric
SOIOlst At Carnegie Hall For National Race Congress

palonla," and la Rosa-y-el-
sance," by Guastavino. His ia
nous rendition OF cabin Boy
Callf arranged by James and
made famous throughout the
world by Robson and Pankey
found the music lovers on their
feet giving the singer wave on
wave Of applause.
WORLD FAMOUS BARITONE
Aubrey Pankey, Suave, pol
ished and handsome in his
correct evening clothes, in his
concert here ended a success
full winter season which has
included appearances in the
midwest, south and in Wash
ington, D G where he made
two appearances and that city's
music critics gave him enthu-
siastic notices. MIR Pankey has
sung for the most discriIninat-
ing audiences Of Europe, Asia
and last season made a South
American good will tour APP
proved by the once of the Co.
ordinator of Inter-American
Affairs.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-26
OLDEST NATIONAL
WEEKLY
EXCLUSIVE!
N. Y. Beauflcians Face State, Federal Action;
Booth Renting Is Center OF Controversy
(SpeciaD

! the whole matter,
On the other hand, shop
owners are divided on the adj
vantages aand disadvantages Of
booth renting. The larger num-
Der of them favor the privilege,
feeling that among other things,
it relieves them from the pay
ment of minimum wages which
they claim would put them out
of business. To meet this new
threat, the beauticianS have
called a mass meeting for Sum
day and have sought the legal
advice of Judge Hubert Delaney
and Attorney Hope Stevens. The
Labor department has been
asked to send a representative
to state its side of the case.
Officials of the New York State
beauty Culturists Association are
preparing to join the tight to
protect their members interests.
The National Beauty Culturists
League with which the state
groups is affiliated is sending
observers to the hearing as the
controversy has national in
tereSt.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-26
OPINIONS OPINIONATED
THE 90 coIumn
By JAMES EcERT ALLEN

ry. The words Of Commodore
Chauncey should be remem-
bered today as a half million
Of colored lads lie buried in
foxholes of distant isles in the
Pacific, in the jungles of India,
ON the beaches Of Africa, in
the peat boys Of ireland and
heaven knows where else. They
are making history today as
their ancestors made it in the
past, Homer and Herodotus
testified to his achievements
long before the birth of Christ.
Pliny and Ptolemy recorded
the deeds of the black men
with the dawn of Christianity.
Anthropologists have unearth-
ed his story which was hidden
in the bosom of Mother Earth
for five thousand years and
scientists have established ir-
REPUTABLE proof Of his equality
with other races of mankind,
Why have these facts been
kept in secret places for so
long a time? To unfold them is
the purpose Of Race History
Week. To develop respect for
our past and to create respect
for us by others are primary
motives in observing this week,
We must expose the fallacy OF
racial superiority Just as the
Jews must hold up to ridicule
and scorn the Protocols OF
Zion" GoGbineau, Chamber
lain, Stoddard, Grant and Os-
born must be analysed as arch
traitors to the cause of human
Justice. Men like Josiah Priest
and Thomas DIXON snould oe
placed before the mirror OF
public opinion and branded
not with the Scarlet Letter" A
but the burning letter IL fol-
liar.
inconsistency in America is
amazing. While high ranking
public o Gals in this State
are extolling the equality Of
all men, a lone colored law stu
dent in Augusta, Georgia, is
denied an opportunity to prac-
tice in that state. and the
irony of the whole matte is
that the highest courts of the
Georgian Commonwealth have
upheld the examining authori-
ties in refusing to grant a col
nred lawyer a license to plead