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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PARENTS, consult us today about your
childs education. Details on boarding
schools and junior colleges. WASHING
TON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 2O4 Colo
RADIO Bldg. RE. 3939.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses. Est. % years. accredited.
Inquire Ma. 1888, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
st. (opp. CAPITOL Theaterl.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION., grades l to 8;
complete curriculum qualified exper. teach
ers. Convenient transp. Glasses start
Sept 18th. DU 929s.
TUTOR IN RUSSIAN AND GERMAN, ex-
perienced Box ADJ, S>ar
Spanish or Portuguese speaking persons by
cultured American gentleman, EN-. 1861. .
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPS, 3 mos. A. K C. registered
excellent pedigree, reasonable. RA. 563l.
BOXER BOZ a PUPS; wks; champion stock
beautiful litter, trimmed. CH. Oe45. 21'
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, reg. black
ther information telephone ST. 1894
BOXERS, champion sired, Axe reg, grand
pups: both male, female, fawn and brindle
AL. 0S05. 2ls
PUPPIES-Cross-b collie-shepherd, 8
weeks old. SIS. Call Ashton 3s2S. 23'
COCKER, black. male, sire champion
noculated: splendid coat, show type:
proven stud, fully registered, $50. IA
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER, male, 8 mos,
nicely marked. EN- 5704
COCKER SPANIEL, beautiful black male
also mother, reg. Axe, SIS. owner trans
ferred. Call OR. 6572.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-Vacanies for
men to share large studio room. Private
e ooSSEGTfNG M Rff ROOMS. ~ running u age 1w Water
suitable 3 girls only, . meals every day;
available Sept. l. SLAUGHTER 1927
9th st. NV. (near Dupont Circle)
1880 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely maple
furniture, delicious meals, convenient
transportation: men and women; S35 to
$40 so. AD 1852
1401 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal residence for
business people; room for 3 girls; also
single. Good meals: switchboard.
4S1 ST. S.W.-Room and board. RE
1925 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
ming water. for ladies: excel. board. go
Is14 MASS. AVE. NV. The Oakmont.' "
Young lady to share nicely furnished room
COLoRED-ROoM AND BOARD. plus $50
month, to young, neat, reliable colored
girl, in exchange for care of 1S-month- old
who is EMPLOYED nights TR 5TQ7
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

WANTED room In car or van going to
Boston or New Hampshire; 300 pounds
Victrola records and china. GR1GANT,
DRIVING SAN FRANCISCO on or about
August %, take 2: 1912 Chev.; share
expenses Box 31-J, Star. 21s
ATLANTIC CITY August 31st: can take
two Phone Lincoln 1852 after 5 pm. 22'
DRIVING to San Francisco in a few days.
room for three passengers. Phone Dupont
1854 Immediately. 23'
FLYING in licensed twin-engined plane to
California; experienced pilots; can take 2
or more. CHI. 615S. 23s
MAN leaving for San Francisco about 25th
can take one passenger. Call Hobart 81 O6
after z p.m. "a
DRIVING to Joplin (sw MOI via st.
Louis Route 400 Aug. 26, return Sept. z;
/ passenger JA 1851
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a5F gBas sdod 5 oasty Ss soda Good efm
ssa56 II selling Adams sa' si bath ssSsS
TSso5fgik1sr HOME, on one of Vas best
Sas sists OF bedrms., large Iiv. rm. and 2
dining rms KITCHEN With aths gas as, stove.
msa sa II o heat a'es double M cabins
with running water completely furn., 2
maids rms garage and brooaer brood house snaa
ssooded sTSRa This hsfIs property peas bopdeTs on @
highways can be obo bought for S2o;GG,G; 90
Possession with settlement. Widow says
SoLoSNIAL REALTY CO. cH. 1854 or
DGS GROCERIES, BEER, MEATs-weekly
business over $500: living, quarters; can
ns g. so {0 doWn Roon Be EFF
$n5drRIIs & 81 liz AND MEATS: 81 900 weekly
business; $50 rent. Price. s., 900; So, 900
Ss M Aass5s sS$ .ss4s s. gs.s,
business. business; $1,000; up-to,date modern
and aFss good Slsoo s stock SI doan ar
% sSI St eTms n.S. Nk SR 5S5s, Z aE s99aoFa $685. or
SKocERY STORE, beer and wine. colored
u W Is dgs to Illness Inquire NJ
GROCERY. MEATS, BEER; business less $500
nres Teekis Il Kent E s75 With LIVING
5000 honrs Closed ssnday ne'e Cali Sl'h koGoD 5s9e1
& ,BBooKoFF, MA. $3.50, GE. 9263. RA
Is ROOMS, 3 baths, NV. all housekeeping
rooms, 2 electric refrigerators. newly paint
ed and if, dief,cora,ted owner has other busi-
Gs 1ssS Mr. WIZ Se VofiN a. ffiaSrise $500 down.
vsTmSnt ono hoWv avs ,'A NA ,I54 5447: z,
tion; rent. s75, including apt. M s-yr. VI Lease ease
E2osa, clean Gle stos5; s illness forces sale. JAY
GRocERY. GROCER Nj MEATS. ATS BEER, business, s7oo-
$500 weekly; 81 peasonable so rent, living quar-
Ssa SSsa, KoGop S 4 BooKoFF, MA. 9as9, GE.
VACANT STORE with grocery fixtures;
also living quarters; will rent reasonable
HasS sHo psss os sale
S1Twntoows9s SsT hoss location. Particulars. OWNER.
MIouoR STORE WANTED Responsible
individual lnot brokerl wants retailer S
aSToMoBH safE sSsE 2ef busgEssl RsH Star
ss1iS SIS all sz g sss einssssss sss in
viii ACCEPT we'll located a0H vacant store
'aNSp,e 3 AND 10 sToRE WANTED-wiI buy
from owner only Call RA. 1889. 21s
IF YOU WANT store, garage, tourist
Immediately. JOHN HILL CARTER, Jr.
.103h No. Alfred ST.. Alex, Va, TIE; S741.
WANTED = Mems established clothing
store, new and secondhand merchandise;
in Washington or nearby vicinity. State
location, volume of business and price.
RESTAURANT diquor), beautiful equip
-.i F-sn from am. TO 2 pm; daily.
caooed sundays; does over S100 daily busi:.
for man and wife price. $4,000: terms,
HOLLANDER, 1909 N. z. ave. NV. Ma.
BEER AND WINE, OPP. car barn. NV.
section: rent, $50; lease, s yrs; price
MR.. THRIFT, exclusive, 1909 N. Z. ave.
NV. Ma. 9743.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

LARGE NORTHWEST APT. HOUSE-WiiI
exchange Groom, kitchen and bath unfur-
nished apt. for services of young lady as
experience necessary but some college
training required Age 23 to 80. 44-hour
week. Write application to Box 14s-E.
GIRL, 1925. to share apt. with gentle
girls; S27, incl. bills. Must see to appre-
ciate. II Gallatin ne. Apt. l.. GE. 1851
after $3.50 pm.
9I9 H ST. NE, 6-room and bath apt:
eat, gas and electricity furnished, $75
mo. Call TR 9493.
COLoRED-e ROOMS, semipvt. bath: all
utils.; couple only; no children. 756 Nor
ton st. NV Cali between i-7 pm $40
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

STATE DEPT: OFFICIAL In immediate need
furn. Or unfurn, Call CHEEVER. RE $500.
daKgms pKEPEkSEpp & DE 5sss evening
or apt: approx. SlOO. Phone day time.
RE 800 Ext. 1890. Evenings. CH.
i-BEDRooM furnished house wanted:
pancy; month to month or years. lease.
Wo; XR,,y soSs; @svseE shstTeen and Evenings;
ssouse, s, bedrms;, maids room. baths.
%,,1Y q n.T prsferred; Dg; ao2s.
house; perm. couple. children aged Q and
4; desperate for house or 2-bedrm. apt.
WASHINGTON N BUSINESS fSsssf ExECufivE iHHn III d.
sires to rent 3 or. bedroom house. unp
ton; no children; excellent renters for
paEtaieIlar Part GM home owner Phone OR; o2Sa
house. four bedrooms, two baths; maxi.
CO. 0252. Mr.. CALBo. 22s
MAI. w. G. MCCARTHY wishes furnished
OF unfurnished house or apt. Please can
W :. " . Z. -
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIc.

COOK, colored, II years expeI. wants
Job in private family, no laundry; stay
night II room upstairs; city ref. DU.
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER, excellent, will
exchange services for apartment; working
husband and child; will accept place with
/ child near Connecticut ave-; Calvert st.
preferred. Give details. Salary open.
Box 3S2-E, Star.
COOK AND MAID, neat, intelligent. colored.
experienced, desires permanent position.
Written references. HO. 0176.
GIRL wishes days work, SIS day and car
fare: cleaning only. GE. 0S44.
GIRL, colored. to make beds in roomins
house. HO. 544S.
GIRL wants days work. Call MI. 1895,
Apt. L, 1925 H st. NV.
MAID, colored. experienced in general
housework; perm, full time. AID. 7343.
WOMAN wants laundry to take home and
days work. DU; 6915.
WOMAN, colored, desires cleaning work.
Call TR. 1894
WOMAN, experienced. wants days work.
Call bet. to 10 pm Phone DU. OSS1.
WOMAN, white, exper, wants job. sewing
in laundry. Please give salary. Box 57-J,
CCs
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

leges, preparatory schools and many pub.
.ic schools; interviews arranged promptly
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colo.
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G sts. NV.
AMERICAN JEWISH ~, BACKGROUND, sec.
retsry, $40 wk.. 5-day wk; MISS YOUNG
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. ma
2114-at once.
BoOKKEEPERS, full charge. 5K-Cay wk.
$50 wk; bkpr. office manager, coml firm
$50 wk.: P. B. x. oper., finance, 30-hrs.
$50 wk.; clerk-cashier, 5R-day wk., $35-
$40; com'l openings are now the safe Jobs
not Govt. Miss Reed, PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 1911 G st. MA. 60SS.
TEACHERS. clerks, receptionists;- select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
lESt Ii yrs 1311 G st. Ma. 2114.
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-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cont. J

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcons.l .
CAPITAL to invest: references: experienced.
72EET sSf EHPs saofmboes STAB $500 vk Has Hon
sewing mach; la-ton delivery truck. This
shop handles dry cleaning, laundry. press
ing, tailo. ling, shoe rebuilding. Price, ST.
ATTENTION. roomins UoG shDo house %
is house located near Dupont Circle that
has 23 bedrms. and 8 baths; annual in
win handle. CaI PoLYzOIS g. SCHWARTZ,
2ol4 st: (out Conn. ave). AID. iii
aoME IhMPRHovEMENr CO., with complete
yentory price 9ss Rhode Island ave. ~ me-, G
GENERAL STORE and modern home at
tached on main highway in Montgomery
for for az: sn:,o Can EUGENE dINGELL, agent,
sEIF.sERvicE i DGs. " neAgl1s fsne nW S9o location
$1,000 wkly. bus; complete, modern fix-
lures; clean complete stock; beer lic.; long
at $12500. including stock; reas. terms.
Call MA. S494, EN- 242S (eve.).
WANTED-Self- grocery store doing
5000 or more wkly. Will pay fair price.
GIVE fun particulars in reply. No brokers.
DEsIRoGs Sf; oF OBTAINING good retail
liquor store: have substantial cash; up to
$4,000. Give full particulars in reply
No; brokers. Box 49-J, Star
CANADIAN MANUFACTURER seeks U. s.
distributor for popular low-priced fishing
reel; Apply Box 245, Station M, Montreal,
KOSHER DELICAFEssEN and meat Store
Georgetown, doing ST. 200 per week, can be
bought on reasonable terms. Price, $1,000,
snvS3 e9T stock; good s.oU will. RA. 2o13. HARRY
PARTY WITH CAPITAL would like to pur-
chase children's, wear. ladies' ready-to-
Rr.shfsrred prefer ,,s Box 3Sx 4 AZ. Star.
will sell business almost for half of its
price: good location. 18th between Irving
and Kenyon sts; Call MR.. KRUGER after
MAKE MAKE YoUR MONEY work for you. Can
trlEle Investment frst Year viii sell
material contacts, $4,000 cash royalty,
LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING, good loca-
ton, very profitable, cheap; grocery self
service, $1,000 weekly, long lease, priced
low: OSCAR sEIGEL. real estate and
sqSRssS huFo bT8AhsE ri $685. snT FIR ass
want partner with capital. Write, Box
ANTIQUE GALLERY business for sale.
Conn. ave. location: must be seen to be
appreciated: lease to suit. Shown by ap-
pointment only to reliable dealers. HARRY
coLokEDMRooMfNG iARi oidfSt HOUSE., lot S4 se rooms,
all filled; good income; business and prop
erty for sale. Call NO. 9605. 25'
FREEMAN SPECTALS-Iadies, reedv-t,-
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AVIATION.

AEROPLANE, 3 passenger, Pitcairn. open
able at Leesburg Airport: S40O cash.
Phone HO 1860. Apt 4O3.
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
and Republic Seabee Amphibians, oliver
ssss. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL: SSsS. or HYDE FIELD. SP OSSS
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned; imme-
diate delivery; $40 per cord. COLONIAL
SCRAP LUMBER suitable for firewood;
free If yo,l can take away at once. Tele-
phone MI O445
WOOD, oak and pine, cut to desired length
delivered to your curb. $50 cord. Phone
any time Sunday, to 10 pm. weekdays;
order now EN- 1924
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1894 DOUGLAS ST. NE, corner of Mon
tana and Douglas-Room with closets in
private home, accommodate 2 people;
newly furnished; S45: AID; 9190.
nicely furn.; prefer couple. $40 week. or
9 girls, SIS so each
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp and VA

6802 BALTIMORE AVE, College Heights.
Md.-Large front room semiprivate BATH
for single gentleman, $50 mo. WA 1920
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman, next to
bath: pvt, family: convenient bus service
Phone after 6 pm Union 3005.
DOUBLE ROOM. 2 gentlemen; Christian
family. Call between 9-12 am. Alex
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Govt. empl., Of
cultured background. desires room and
board in Wash. or subsrTbs in exchange
for staying in nights, or for other desig-
mated service. Box 65-J. Star c2s
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

THREE SWEET YOUNG GIRLS desire lux
urious inexpensive apartment, preferably
In Northwest section. Call MISS PATER-
BON at RE. 6700, Ext. $50. 22s
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

and lor distance. No lob too large and
none too small IL hoo
10000 So TT available for storage: clean,
bright fireproof bldg complete storage
service: very reasonable rates, GE 03O0
Loads Bureau Corn. take. care Of your
moving-day problems. Packing. transpor-
tation and storage. Many years OF ex-
handling your. household effects. Come in
and let us talk It over. Phcne Ii 1884 or
MvN AND sokAf ak AsSf ns ressoasSis hGSR rates sas
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN,S
GENERAL HAULING AND MOVING. For
rate and information call Du. 973S OF
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EBERMAN SPECIALS-Ladies' ready-to-
wear. on Conn. ave-; $4,000 monthly in
come, long lease.
Grocery, $500 cash takes stock and
fixtures; good Sc. location.
-, Guest house, $4,000; monthly income
S1100; nice NV location WALTER
EBERMAN, RE. O493. QI a3l6
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
GILT EDGE INVESTMENT = Downtown
apt house, 10 units. 1909 location: good
condition; good terms easy to handle;
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN. broker. Ma. 2647.
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE
7-ROOM, 2-BATH APT, in restricted build
ing OF Conn. ave-: exposures. Occupancy
in 30 days Phone EN- 1851,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - One large
room, hail. kitchen, bath; restricted build
receptionist services unfurnished, $500:
furnished, S6,250; half cash, balance
monthly. Box 391 g. Star.
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED,
ROOMS WANTED.

4ORED-68 NJ ST. N.W.-Furn. room,
week each. Call NO. OO60.
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tOOntinusd on Next Pass.I
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L W ID ouI
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
room, T-pc., 4
selling reason,
Call any time
EITDNUTTDE

2-bedrm. apt.
lovely walnut
toaster. $3.50.
eve. GIL. 1857
FURNITURE
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Pine Bluff Citizens Assured New
Deal According To Flowers

Pine Bluff.-AsSurances have
been made Negroes that city
buses will accord them the same
treatment and Accommodations I'M
der existing laws as any other pa
irons of the city buses receive,
according to an announcement
made by Harold Flowers, execu-
tive secretary of the Pine Bluff
Branch, National Negro Business
League.
Inter racial Committee
Head Reports
Malvin f. Moore, ST., chair
man of the Leagues inter-racial
committee, recently reported to
the League that the assurances
were made by Stanley McNulty,
manager of the Southeast Arkan-
sas Bus Company, and c. S. Nc
New, Jr., president of the Pine
Bluff Chamber of Commerce.
The committee conferred over
complaints made to the League
by Negro bus patrons concerning
abusive treatment received at the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
PSc Plays First
Varsity Game
Inter-racial Committee
Head Reports

For their first varsity game in
two years Philander Smith Pan
theirs met the Veteran Wiley
Wildcats for their opening game
of l945-45. The weight and ex-
perience of the strongest team of
the Southwest Conference prov
ed to be too much for the light
weight Freshman-studd team
of Philander, The score by which
they lost does not indicate the
fighting spirit and team work
displayed by the Panthers. The
defensive game played by Olson,
Henry, Hill, Taylor, Brown, Coop
er, and Donald did much to pre-
vent Wiley's five All-American
from running up a much larger
score. An injury suffered by
Jefferson early in the game may
result in his being out of the game
for few days.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Negro Day. Big
Dav AT 4.Siaie
F air Sat-. Oct. Is

Texarkana -- Saturday Octo-
Der ID, l945, has been designated
NEGRO DAY at the Four-State
Fair which will be in progress
from October 9 to IA. "Stepin'
Fetchit' in person, with his
"Boogie Woogie" orchestra, will
be the outstanding attraction. A
big parade with band music will
be staged at l:3O p. m.
w. f. (Senator) Clarke is the
General Chairman of the Negro
Division; H. B. Mitchell, Miller
County Agent, in charge of coun-
ty exhibits; B. F. Hudson, Bowie
County Agent, assisted by Miss
Ellis, home economics teacher,
and Professor E. E. Collins, Tex
as State Agricultural Agent, in
charge of Bowie County exhibits.
Officials have assured the COL
ored people of curteous treat
ment each day of the Fair, with
ample space and arrangements
for exhibits of farm products,
textiles, canning, live stock, etc.
Handsome prizes, it is announced,
will be awarded to winners.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Mass Meeiinu
10 Close NAACP
Campaign

Ell Dorado-The seven day
membership campaign for the or
ganizatiGn of a local branch of
the NAACP here will end Sum
day evening at three thirty at a
mass meeting to be held at the
Greater Lee Chapel AME Church
on Raymond Street. which will
feature an address by Harold
Flowers, Pine Bluff lawyer and
state organizer for the Arkansas
Conference of Branches of the
NAACP.
Movement Sponsored by
Civic League
The Ell Dorado Civic League,
an organization of business men
is sponsoring the movement to
establish a local branch of the
NAACP, under the leadership OF
G. E. Vanhook, recently returned
from the armed forces, and Cur
It's Craft, secretary of the league.
Other local citizens working
with Mrs. Bessie Davis Darcy in
securing the memberships need
ed for charter are Fate Arm
strong, Mrs, Reversal Armstrong,
Robert Fuller, Mrs. R. J. Muir
ply, Artell Num-, Carl Ruffin,
Rev. Harris of Harris Funeral
Home, G. w. Moore, Jesse Sims,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Gambler, L.
S. Terrell, canon Brewster, Joe
Rucker, T. M, Dismuke, Rev
Horace Andrews, Richard Hen
derson, and DR.. J. w. Graham.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Dr.. N. l. Harris
Addresses our
Annual Confabs

DR.. M, Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent of Philander Smith College
left the campus last Sunday to
cover Four Annual Conferences
of the Methodist Church, three
white and one colored, in various
section of the country. He ad-
dressed the conferences in the
interest of Race Relations Sun
day. The trip included Bishop
Hollis Conference at Chilicothe.
Missouri, then back to the col
lege enroute to Salina, Kansas
to address Bishop Martins Con-
ference and back to Kansas City
to another conference over which
Bishop Holt presided. From Kan
sas City he travelled to Nashville,
Tennessee to Bishop Kelly's Con-
ference. The entire trip expand
ed over approximately 1000
miles. AS a result Of this tour
OF the week by DR.. Harris, the
Missouri, Southwes T. Missouri,
Central Kansas, and Tennessee
Conferences provided a combined
support of approximately $4,000
annually for the College. DR..
Harris states that in each instant
he was given every courtesy of
addressing large audiences of
more than a thousand persons.
Bishops Holt, Martin, and Kelly
were more gracious to him.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Local Boys To
Star In New
US0 Camp Show

The Jeter-Pillars Orchestra,
long one Of the foremost musi-
cal aggregations of the middle
west, has been signed by USO
Camp Shows to head the new
Riffs and Rhythms" Victory
Unit now scheduled to entertain
the men and women of the
Armed Forces stationed at Army
and Navy installations through
out the United States.
This will be one of the fastest
and most torrid musical revues
ever assembled by Camp Shows,
according to Dick Campbell, Co
ordinator Of Negro Talent. SAYS
Campbell, These boys have
plenty on the ball. It'll be a
ive-jumpin' Jam session from
start to finish for the millions
of G. |. hep cats. The superb
Jeter-Pillars Musical Organiza-
ton will be right in there
sweating it out" with plenty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05

hands of the white bus drivers.
The officials are reported to have
expressed a willingness to receive
the complaints through the Lea
CUES and assured the members Of
the committee that immediate
investigation would be made Of
all complaints. 1t was also re-
ported that the officials of the
company would instruct all bus
drivers as to equal treatment of
all bus passengers.
The members of the inter-racial
committee in addition to Mr..
Moore are President Lawrence
A. Davis of A. M. and N. College
and David Davis, local business
man.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Pine Bluff NNBL
To Hear Health
Speaker

Pine Bluff.-W. J. Kliner, sani-
tartan, of the Jefferson County
Health Unit, will speak at the
regular meeting of the Pine Bluff
Branch, National Negro Business
League, Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 10, at the Christian Conn
munity Club, BOT North Linden
Street, as the League launches a
campaign to organize the restaur-
ant and cafe owners and proprie-
tors to improve sanitary condi-
tons, according to an announce
ment made by Harold Flowers,
executive secretary.
Sponsored by Membership
and Business Committee
This project is being sponsored
by the membership and business
committee of the League headed
by Roger c. Williams. Serving
with him are o. B. Elders. Raw
F. Russell, T. c. Wimberly, S. w.
Dawson, and DR.. F. P. Lytes.
Restaurant Owners Called
to Meet
A call to organize is being sent
out to all restaurant and cafe
owners in the Pine Bluff Commu-
nifty for the purpose of cooperat-
ing with local health officers in
improving sanitary conditions in
local eating houses. A meeting
has been scheduled for Monday
night, October 8, in the office of
the executive secretary, Room 8,
Masonic Temple.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
A. F. OF l. PLEDGES
AID IN BREAKING
COTTON PICKERS
WAGE CEILING

In a telegram to II. l.. Mitchell.
President William Green of the
American Federation of Labor
yesterday pledged support of
organized labor to efforts by the
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
to break the ceiling wage placed
on cotton pickers by the U. S.
Department of Agriculture. The
5. T. F. U. has warned Washing
ton officials that cotton pickers
Will not meekly accept a wage
cut of $l5,000,000 as is called for
in the program of the Depart
ment.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
Is ADVICE OF ARKANSAS
EDUCATIONAL OFFICIALS
Wholesale Maladminisiraiion And
Misapplication Of Shorter Funds
Charged In AME Laymen' S Complaint

The aroused laymen Of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church. melted to action the failure of the Bishop
this the Reverend George Curry of Florida to
wer the questions said to have been him registered
mail of which they hold receipt evidence that they were
delivered and which later published through the col
umns of the assembled at the First Congregational
Church latter having been refused their church) Fri
day night September 2Sth $780, and formulated charges
alleging that Curry guilty of illegal handling of funds
and of maladministratOn
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-05
CRUSADE FOR ANNUAL,
WAGE OF 1925 UNDER WAY

Over 100 S. T. F. U. organizers
are now in the field spreading the
message of an annual wage of
S625 for every farm labor family
in the South and discussing the
Unions proposal for a contract
with employers to enforce this
wage.