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HELP MEN and WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, coiored. Call Du-
sSoaoSk1KassEErER 500 k1KassEErER and seneral automobile Of; ,;
LlILAMs, CHEVROLET co; NC; $500 g Coles
tng house, living near 2135 r st. n.w.i
:uil-time Job. DI. 2135.
CHEF COOK and second COCK vented II
people Must be sober and industrious
Steady position. References. Box Aba
CoUNTERMAN OR CoUNTERGIRL, over
good goo Afa; food; opportunity for young man &
sssa zpps ssiasi
SsSG SoTrLf e. At ay'; ;ro5t6SR1sr HousE-Apt. snt
SI25 mo. plus small commission. HOTEL
Park. EN-. 1888.
COUPLE twhite). to take complete care
Of 3o.room r9oom6ns house; house.. Tsfined eon
able for $40 for couple. MI: e4s4 -,
COUPLE; tor work on farm; ',, Si5S a,p Pc psi
Ssh ss from a0Cs nouis sox w sssS STAR
or phone DE. 1881. am. to 8 pm
COUPLE, white. middle aged. no chill
smaii shi apartment p TIM e building: oil heat; viii vii
give modern rooms and bath unfurnished
apartment IN exchange for services: hus-
band may maintain regular employment
wife must be unemployed. In reply please
state age, qualifications, draft status anc
present employment, also telephone num-
Der; good opportunity for the right party
Box 36S-v. Star.
COUPLE. experienced; cooking. gh.w.
suburbs. $500 month. WI. BOIL.
COUPLE, white, as cook and ghw., fol-
suburban home Of high American Govern.
ment oficial. Must be Of good character
energetic, experienced; air-conditionec
house: 8 children, youngest aged years;
no laundry; private furnished cottage with
hath. Salary. S275 per month for both
references exchanged. Also need extra
maid. white, to live in main house, S10
per month. Phone MA. 1854 or EN-
b374 after 8 or Sunday
DAY ELEVATOR OPERATOR, 212I II st
NV. Apply resident manager.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. See MR.. GENAU
goo F st. NV. or MA. 3440.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. day
hours, s am. to pm. Apply SIS lstf
at. NV.
LIGHT COOKING Il meal. 35 people, an
seryins). Also general duties. 4 pm. t
IN kitchen. SS5; pm. to 1890 am,
dishwashers, am. duty and Pm. duty
$66; xS-hr. week. day on. meals and laun
dry, vacation and disqualification to quail
FED employees. Can dietitian. OIL. 670(
between AND IL am.
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r, 6 to 10 pm. and every
,'DONNELL'S PHARMACY,

SfsSS.
SODA DISPENSERS, white; good salary.
II y midnisht to 5 am. straisht. Apply
sh sTATis4cAL cEsK 0oh yp sss.0
adpsneemsas sdPsT Gmss smsassas sx ssss. 0-oa' ~'sA
STENoGRAPHER - Permanent position.
s e as sso so isIs T
40-hr. wk, no overtime. all holidays on;
S168 per month, chance for promotion.
Apply .Io1 y Vermont ave. NV; Room zo6.
nent n position with oid-estsbiished firm;
short hours, pleasing, work state salary
desired. Give ase and qualifications. Box
sTENOGRAPHERS, BRITISH MISSIONS.
oies Rc OPEN % Monday Os II shroush FTidsy' e
& e. Hsn. e l.
STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE
worker; 40-hour week; permanent position.
HRg HRR ~ CO. la5S Hpsas &
ssTiTENoGRAPHER with knowledge Of COM
as RhRns wanted sa se @ chsaso ch sS
Aug. 10; efhcient, experienced, with knowl-
edge Of Bookkeeping. Address BUSINESS
vTIN 90 W Wsshinston aSsf &C., chicaso, @ iii as. -
STENoGRAPHERs for full or part time in
editorial and business oficss Of publish
Phone personnel department., d. 1900, or
STENOGRAPHER-~You woman inter-
ested in learning newspaper art and pro-
ment. Write BOX 3l0-V, Star, stating
qualifications and salary expected.
STENOGRAPHER. part time; gooC hourly
wage. Telephone Mr.. SIMPSON, Di.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Intersstins
position for .brisht, quick girl; perma.
5sa5 9osrH a0Sd e as sslaEs c. 1ssl psevs. e
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HELP WOMEN.

ADJUSTMENT CLERK, person competent
of taking charge Of claim and adjustment
dept Ask for Mr.. Burns, WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY, 2621 z st. ~:
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PAYROLL CLERK wanted for retail cloth
Ing store; interesting work. good startin
ssa Sssaton WEE pay anS SIC
Once, 312 7th St. NV,
haaESI ns sooS sa.Is go'tHSn Hs aaSgfa6f 6a Sf s W
PERMaNENF rEia 4 II r'W POSITIONS available fo
gss eondaons saa appy Te
FkRcTrcAL FkR2 & NURSE lSsa wanted ss foT
smSer family q m mr nd zs
exchanged. Apply 6so4 oakridse rd.. Col
PRA6TfCAI ssi HfisaA gasssee NURSE, soSs5 3 yrs old
hours light duty for semi-invalid gentle
man; salary to be arranged. Apply Bo
fRESCEEpfTffoeaNSisr fS;Ef TffoeaNSisr -rYpIsT wanted in Fair
lington; hours $3.50 to $3.50 pm. Ca
Sunday s .a aftsrnoon, s,sn TE 923s .u
tionally attractive non-ciyil service posi-
ton. finest working conditions: in moder
office bldg. located in Silver Spring ares
Must have pleasing personality with abil
4 ity to meet people and assume responsible
! ity. KNOWLEDGE. Of tipping and shorthan
essential; excellent opportunity for ad
FsT fsEaasr ssas d4ns sse s 81
RECEPTIONIST. experienced. In meetin
between ages IS and s5;, hours, 2. pm. |
Can AkrRuR MukRay DaNeS eGHd sTnb ff1
for interview, pI 2460.
REGISTERED NURSE, easy Job; hour
8 to s.: no nights or Sundays; S210 pc
mo-; month vacation with pay. Call Alex
andria 1902 after pm. or Sunday.
house; compensation. 4-room apt, utilities
telephone. Box 42S-V. Star.
RESERVATION AGENTS, airline office
permanent reservationists' positions, as
21-30; S127.ha start; alternating shift
not direct public contact UNITED AIR
LINES, interviews 10 am. to pm, Rn
7a9. Shoreham Bldg, S0S 18th st. NV,
RETOUCHERS. Good positions availabl
for experienced women in our portrait de
partment. Apply HARRIS g. EWING
SALAD WOMAN. white or colored. Appl
1120 Conn. ave.
SALESGIRL for portrait studio: must b
high average proof passer. CORDEL
STUDIO. 1921 14th st. NV.
SALESLADY to call on drug and depart
nent stores with fast-moving items. GEN
ERAi nisrRiBuToRs' sss Eve IT. n;v
sALEsLADY--Excellent opening In on
ladies' shop for competent person. expert
enced preferred. good salary. This IL
permanent position. Liberal discount 9
personal purchases. Apply Mr. Juiiar
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 = nt. nv
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HELP MEN and WoMEN tcont. ,

HELP MEN and WOMEN tCont.1
MAN AND WIFE, no children, On farm
nearby Nd; wife for G.h.w.; good salars
St. w. phone Ma o51o. ~ w. -
bs suBuRBns Hospra fpaaa ssRs nsssst
permanent work: good salaries and meals
s2of FsffT tH WE kTE Fl Gan ot sza
commission. excellent WORKING conditions
ses oar THE APHl PaAis K6Y4
SHOE ash ga assaaLEsffiEoPLE fis experienced In sell.
ing flne shoes; permanent positions, good
ply NJ % samon. THsKas HAHN saon saed''sns sToREs rs
Observation-Disclosures. full or par
cAN1ALIER 4 BucKLEY, ijeis ngi 1i4i Conn. @ ave ave
SWITCHBOARD-elev operator, Sunday
evenings only; $3.50 to 80. Good
woarEEing aEn % %eonditions. Apply CLIFTON
ffhGPhoNf MfAaph soiic11oaslb.sl. Eli ls st. COM
mission paid on fast-selling product, part
or full time: unlimited phone essential
Call GE. 1902 for particulars.
TICKET SELLERS. railroad experience
Apply RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
WHITE restaurant help wanted. good
COOKS and kitchen heipsrs iSas salSd lSaGias' siris
sandwich girls, steamtable girls. busgirls
dishWasshers, porters. and busboys. Cal
IF you ARE between 25 and IS years OF
age, with experience in bookkeeping OF
suit, please cali MA. o634 at once. ask
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HELP MEN ana WoMEN

ACCORDIONIST. male o.. female, 70 play
nightly In local restaurant. Ma. 1918.
ACCOUNTANT, experience or training re-
quired. Apply personnel ONCE, 2nd hoor
CANDY CouNTER CLERKS - Pleasant
vsll,paid work Sl Shancs az I.y i0r prCmosion =,
employment once; ~ 2 8, ne.
pleasant, welI-paid work. Chance for pro.
motion Apply at any PEOPLES pRUc
CHECKER CLERKS. Iceland MARKET
1850 Lee hwy. Arlington. Gil. 4545.
CLERK for sheet music department. som.
knowledge Of music necessary. KITS
cOuPEE, smam boarding club, cooking
light housework. DU. 0854.
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable, bu
not necessary; good salary, vacation with
pay. 3 hours. 6-day week. Apply ut an,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ut employment
ONCE, ~ st. ne.
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age II
or over; experience not necessary, as WI
will train you; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and Laundering free
employmeut ONCE ~ r st. MS.
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. rso1
HOST AND ASSISTANT MANAGER. cour-
thoroughly experienced only; good connec-
tion for right party. Apply in person only
PuSF REsTaURaN fpG9 al T'fi fs5s Conn., ave-
HOTEL CLERK; must be reliable; expert
ence unnecessary; good salary, permanent
GD ASp,y 7sa eoIoTed dSs st. al around Apply
housekeeper. NEW COLONIAL HOTEL, 18th
aousEMAN, aad II IA NV White: 7:so am. to pm
Apply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL
laf,sg,d. 10Th and < sts; e:,n NV, >. ,,,,,
es eSfa H % SP V sfN ):
a9d nv prosressiv,
small loan organization has opening fol
man between 25 and 80, with car, to han
Position has eeee nre
date. Good starting, salary and : HbsTs
car allowance. AETNA FINANCE co.
@ iRoN TNS11 WORKER aS MECHANIC. cha shop expert
] ence needed; steady work, good pay. Ap'
JANiToR, coiored; the duties will be clean.
} ing the of1ces and classrooms of Strayel
GOllese iocatsd at lSth ,sr and MF SIS Tss
T JANfToR tassistant,, for new, modern
: 5-story building tonly 65 apts.); expert,
) janitors quarters on 1st floor, including
gas and electricity: Apply 2 to 4 only
SHAPIRO, INC. 1106 Vermont ave NV
! men are wanted for our modern ofic
: building. Must have good references; wa
|. veterans preferred, but not required Goo,
. salaries, pleasant working conditions
: nightwork opportunities open with 40
! ! hour week. Cali MR.. SLAGLE at SH
= 770O for more information.
JANITOR'S ASSISTANT for 2-stoke
: equipped apt. bldg; light work, good pay
) references required See MAI. EDWARDS
at Hicks Motor Co., 18th and FRANKLIN
n stS. ne.
I JANITOR, colored. for apartment building
j. good salary and quarters: Apply DREY
: FuSSr ur6 BRos. ,5 aoa9 18TH to an. St. nv .,an
s in Takoma Park; $40 per mo-, exceilcn
i living quarters, gas and cleo, above
ayerage working conditions Apply MT
pm. H. G. SMrTHY CO.. sl1 15ti
!. st. NV. ma. 1908.
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eOonttnued % Next rage.
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Medals Won by Men
Now Dead or Held
Prisoner Given Kin

Awards to eight District area men
two of whom have been killed In
action and six Of whom are pris-
oners Of war, were presented to their
next Of kin yesterday in formal re-
treat ceremonies At Boiling Field
The presentations were made by Col
John w. Hutchison, commanding
omcer of the field.
The Air Medal with two Oak Leat
Clusters was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Hazel, sr., 1850 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV, on behalf
of their SON. staff Sergt. William C
Hazel, jr. Sergt. Hazel was killed
near Anzio, Italy, last May. The
poSthumous awards were for SerRt
HazePs distinguished service in the
European theater from December
l943, until his death.
Receives Air Medal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Thomas,
sr,, 4023 Fifth street NV, received
the Air Medal with one Oak Leaf
Cluster awarded posthumously to
their son, Tech. Sergt. James A.
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Thomas, jr. eergt. Thomas ~,
killed In italy last March. Another
son, First 1t. Marvin E. Thomas, re-
Gently returned from overseas where
ne won the Distinguished Flyine
Cross and the Air Medal with three
Oak Leaf Clusters.
The Distinguished Flying Cross
and the Air Medal with three Oak
Leaf Clusters were presented to Mrs
Mildred L. Blount of Takoma Park
Md, for her husband, First 1t. Will
liam S. Blount, prisoner OF war
IN Germany. The couples 2-year-
old son was present at the cere-
monies. 1t. Blount is the son OF
Mrs. Emma S. Blount of 1901 Evarts
street NE.
War Prisoners Awarded.
The following men, all prisoners
Iof war, also received awards: Sec
ond 1t. Gabriel r. Dumaine of Fair
fax, Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH,
q. Dumaine, Air Medal and Oak
Leaf Cluster: Second 1t. Hugh j
MCGEE, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh j. McGee, ST., of 1888 Oak
street NV, Air Medal; Second 1t.
Vivian D. Loving, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vivian r. Loving of Arlington,
Air Medal with Silver and Bronze
Oak Leaf Clusters; Staff Sergt.
Theodore E. Mangum, son Of Mrs.
Rose e. Mangum Of Silver Spring,
Nd, Air Medal and Oak Leaf Clus-
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no previous medical training. Com
missioner young read = letter from
Gen. Marshall promising that the
WACS would stay at either Walter
Reed Hospital or MCGUIRE Hospital
- whichever they prefer - unless
some military necessity prompted
their transfer. Sixty are needed
at Walter Reed and 80 at Mcclure.
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B9 ~ THE EVENING STAR, Washington. 3 6.
WtoNesoAf, =,

. drive to recruit 90 District women
to serve as medical technicians at
Walter Reed Hospital and MCGUIRE
General Hospital in Richmond, Va.
The drive will extend to May l.
The women must be between the
ages of 20 and so but need have
Evening star., 1945-02-07

Goebbels called our Flying For
tresses Flying Coffins." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
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ter, and Second It. Robert Z. Sherk.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd w. Sherk
of 6817 Georgia avenue NV, Air
Medal and one Oak Leaf Cluster.
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Drive for 90 More WAcS
For Two Hospitals Opened

The Woman's Army Corps and the
commissioners yesterday launched
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Wesley o. Foulke. "A, Bethesda. and
Robert c Dexter %, Galesburs, III.
and Suzanne p Rawson. 81, Minneapolis
Robert D. Conklin; 26, and Marilyn A,
Burson, 10, both of Bethesda
Barrett Davis As, New York, and Iss-
belle williams, 81. Washington.
Joseph J. Bakersmith, 81, WASHINGTON.
and Nettie Marie Hood. 80, Silver Spring
Walter Stuart, %, and Marie Sheets, Is,
both of Fairfax
Cline Owensby, %. and Mary C. Dill
~, both of Washington.
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four days, and I think she was with
him, though his story to me was that
she was sick, at her married Sis
ter'S house.
He seems different person; he
hardly seems sane. We have always
loved each other; feel as if l
couldn't stand his complacency, his
silences, his coldness and cruelty
any longer. But what life do !
make for myself, tired, feeling 20
years older than am, with three
children to raise on alimony? I've
thought of suicide, I've thought of
everything, I'm desperate. Tell
me what to do"
What you have to do, Rhoda. is
to get it through your head once
and for all that you hold all the
cards. Don't throw down your hand;
call his bluff. Take the attitude that
Dolly is being something of
fool-a generous fool, of course, but
nevertheless a fool, to take up with
a married man, partially deaf, with
three children. Wake her up in the
night every week, asking if Lew is
there; some patient wants him.
Make yourself over with a new
frock and changed hair-do.
Appear Happy.
Be happily busy and absorbed
with your girls, almost rueful when
Lew decides to come home for din.
ner. A pretty happy wife, in pretty
lounging pajamas, laughing over
supper of milk-toast and cookies,
with her children around her, is a
mighty attractive thing on cold
night. Resolutely refuse a divorce.
Following these tactics you'll find
yourself happy again, and happiness
is the one thing that draws a man
back. AS he tires of Dolly's charms
they always do-yours will begin
to gain on him. Then treat the whole
thing as SicknesS-a weakness,
which it is, and go into a new re-
lationship of confidence and affec-
ton with changed man. To men
these adventures on the side are
not nearly as important as to their
wives; he can have no respect for
the complaisant Dolly, and what he
does feel for her is not lasting
thing, as everyone knows.
Concede him this period OF ir.
responsibility in a crazy world. anc
your lasting happiness and Sc
cIIrity
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
AHuring Lobbyist

| don't know any other Hollywood
lobbyist in Washington who's had
the Vice President play his or her
accompaniment. Lauren Bacall did.
AS she walked to the piano. one
higher up was heard to whisper to
another, why, that gals hips wink
at you'll" The latest independent
quartet, going right ahead making
plans, is Paulette Goddard, Burgess
Meredith, Dudley Nichols, and Jean
Renoir. Paulette has one outside pic
ture a year from Paramount. This
will no doubt be done at RKO.
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
4 CHANCE TO LET DOWN

The emotional stress of ,car et.
tects everyone. Many find nev
strength, unsuspected courage
When crisis come. Others discover
that the social upset giues them
chance to do phat they've al
,cays secretly longed to do. but
retrained from because Of public
disapproral.
The 40-year-old dentist dis.
cussed in this issue is ccse in
point. He has developed a pas.
sion for his office nurse, pretty
divorce Of 26. She is going along
,cith him, taking his presents and
entertainment. His Wife, Rhoda.
turtles that she is "desperate."
She has thought of suicide. His
GOODNESS and cruelty are "driving
her crazy" They have three chill.
dren, ranging in age from three
to ten. Up to lately this dentist
mas apparently a devoted hus-
band and father.
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4qp1ae':
Looking at
HOLLYWOOD

K ED-BLOODED girls with plenty
~ of vim, vigor, intrigue, and mis-
chief in their makeup are about to
supplant the long cycle of admirable
women who have held the fore
ground in motion pictures for the
last two years.
And to Ernst Lubitsch, who has
created many vogues in the 30 years
he has been in our business, goes
credit for the initial venture in
l945.
Shortly you will see Tallulah Bank
head in the red-blooded role of Cath
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
Care of Wool Garments

Because the shock of freezing
shrinks and hardens wool. it is usual
ly best to dry woolen washables in
doors in cold weather
If wool clothes get wet or muddy,
dry them slowly at room warmth,
never close to stove or radiator,
and brush clean when dry.
When a wool garment gets a rest
after a day or two of wear. the
wool springs back and some
wrinkles drop out, SO less pressing
is needed.
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell Syndicate.-WNU Features

r XACTLY how much hard,
X conscious effort are you
- making to keep your home
atmosphere normal in this
dreadful time? Exactly how
clearly do you realize that extra
ordinary goodness and strength
and unselfishness are being de-
manded of every one of us; that
we are being given a test beyond
anything our forbears ever
knew?
We have to keep ourselves sane
in a world gone insane, and pre-
serve for those about us, and for
the boys when they come home,
something of the goodness and hero
ism and wisdom that has made
America what she is.
Anyone who doesn't recognize the
situation, and doesn't rise to it, is
failing America just as much as if
he were a sentry asleep at his post.
But unfortunately there are a good
many men and women who are
drifting along in the old lazy way,
making their concessions to the
times only in complaints and pro-
tests against war inconvenience.
Here is the case of a husband
and wife whose lives seem un-
touched by the world conflagration,
but who are obviously suffering
from the nervous strain that is
over US all
Rhoda is 81. She has been mar
ried II years, and has three daugh-
ters, 10, and years of age. The
middle child is a polio case and
will never be well. Rhoda's hus-
band is a dentist, 40 years old,
and formerly devoted husband and
father, especially close to Tanya,
the handicapped child.
A Pretty Nurse.
But in the last year, Rhoda writes
me, Lew has changed. He has
grown irritable and silent at home,
he is often away. The cause is a
pretty grass widow of 26, who is
a nurse in his office. There seems
to be no question that Lew is in
fatuated, and while he doesn't
talk of a divorce, Rhoda believes
that that is what he would ask if he
dared.
But he'd better not get that far"
says Rhoda's letter. ut would ruin
his practice in this town, where my
father and mother are much be-
loved, and he could hardly estab-
ish himself anywhere else, for he is
almost entirely deaf.
Il do all the work of my house,
with the older girls help.
bathe, feed, amuse my darling little
invalid, and manage that my baby
has plenty of fresh air. Washing,
cooking, busting, planning are all
up to me; certainly l show the
fatigue and WEAKNESS that | feel
at night; I am human, get tired,
discouraged, impatient, nervous
| know it. But most of the time
l am the mother the girls adore,
and the cook and housekeeper that
other women copy and consult.
Mrs. Norris, Lew spends most of
his money on this woman. He
takes her home--two miles out of
his way, every night, and often
takes her out to dinner. They have
been seen dancing. They have spent
nights together at the Mountain Inn.
His present to her this year was a
squirrel coat; l have never had a
fur coat. He sent me soap and per-
fume, and the girls toys and
dresses; she picked them out. l
suppose. He was away then, for
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
TIRES

USED OR NEW TIRES in most truck sizes.
Some car sizes. We recap any size car,
truck, or tractor tire.
SHIP TO
WALLY FOR TIRES, Billings, Montana,
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
SEEDCORN

DO YOU WANT CORN that will really
produce and get ripe too? Try my Mimi;
years. termination tests "a to 100. Have
only 400 bu. While it lasts. $3.50 bushel.
Bags free. Hurry your order.
JOSEPH J. STRACK
Sidney Montana.
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Openwork Bonnet.

Openwork Bonnet.
A PRETTY openwork bonnet for
4 4 dates, dining-and-dancing or
theater. Crochet this deliciously
aattering hat i'll rose-pink velvet
or chenille or lovely pastel shades
for spring.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
tions for the Date" Bonnet (Pattern No
51G9) send l6 cents in coin. your name.
address and the pattern number.
Pineapple Dolly.
HIS beautiful lacy pineapple"
dolly was copied from a gift
received from Mrs. Charles Rey-
nolds of Akron, Ohio. 1t is %
inches in diameter and collectors
of this pattern will like the four
inch pineapple motifs. Easy to
crochet-its laciness makes a per-
feet centerpiece.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc
tions for the Mrs. Reynolds Pineapple
Dolly tPattern No. 5824) send l6 cents in
coin. your name. address and the pattern
number.
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her man. Her
technique was di-
rect as the arch
er's arrow. Her
methods fell short
of m ur d e rat
least so far as
her ccraep croSif
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crime in Ernst
Lubitsch's A
Royal Scandal"
Catherine was a
character both in
history books and
the Lubitsch film.
She always got
Browning chief., 1945-03-16
COAL SAVER

Save up 3O9b coal. chemical treated. Read
what Government. Industrial. Engineers
and Laboratory tests show. 81 SCOT destroy
er free with ton treatment for 81 90. Com
plete satisfac. guaranteed. Get details
order. Coalaid Labs. Waterloo l. Iowa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
The Word Negro

With regard to the word Negro
the ancient onnaton of the the
other that in all of the epht
and mark OF opprobum To therefore, this public and bitter
OF the word Negro unaptazed
made coored writers in the latter half
to substitute like AfroAmercan Afamerican
crcumocuons like american descent difficulty
here lay the fact that arbitrarily
called Quakers in deon They have
the term and have with Purtan
similar nicknames.
growing of writers century de-
ermned to the word Negro from its pprobrm
ened to it, demand its capitalization by weight
will to make it the of great people The history
calls for careful study and Recommendation
James Weldon Johnson continued
pressure Gradually the walls yielded trumpet blowing
The word Negro today is longer epthet longer
slaves desd designation
not only Of thirteen million Americans descended from
brown people, but Of something between $50 and
people Africa South America the Caribbean Asia who
stand for series of cultures and history struggle opposition
and only incidentally for the color E. B. Dubois
the Chicago Defender.