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HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Of cafeteria,
codons GdeTn da2 S ts.sen
perience: education, salary desired and
refer required. Adams 5275.
COOK, g.h.w., white or colored; small
open. Apply at HAT SHOP, sos 18th
COOK for small nursing home. Call ST..
COOK and upstairs work for adults and
school-age children: ,houseman, kept;
of during M HS Seek AND Shas zach sum
Good references required. Wo. 1859:
COOK, g.h.w. for employed couple, live in
boat. private room and BATH, S25 wk.
MRS. RAY. 1900 Maine ave. s.w.. Boat
COOK, who is, willing to act as house
( ?; m; dinner: $50. CO. 631S, Apt Az,
COOK, expert thoroughly experienced;
nIoyed; highest salary: references. Call
COOK and gh.w.. family of adults and 3
children, live in, a.. no Laundry. dry LEGAL refer
$50 Ts W. saEs
week. start: must be. first class and experi-
enced small adult family in Brooklyn. N.
lars to iIos E. 7th st.. Brooklyn 50. y. n. 2
COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. fam
and.f n . rn. and comp. bath: I'm in Bethesda
Sstsa Sax rsss caIj VT - s44s ss,.,, ,.,fIyS r.
and private bath; very light laundry: ref
erences required; S25 week. NO. 1854.
CooK-HoUsEKEEPER, white. s1o5 mo,
live in, apt. hotel; 2 adults. 5-year boy
inn IN nursery school morning. Phone CO.
Cook K-HoUsEKEEPER, live in. help with
little children; excellent salary for settled,
responsible person with references. .Wo.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER for small
family family in u Chevy Chase. Md: live in
G.H:W,, white, light plain cooking, modern
small home, new development. 2 adults,
$40 per month; live in; Sundays of. UN.
G,Hw; and assist mother with 2 children,
one willing to stay 2 nights with children;
live out; b, 5sa-Ssyy Ssy week. 9 to 8; SIS and
CIV, fond @ of children, light cooking,
no Sundays; $50 and carfare. 1907 Fort
stfTyewRs aT apa Sein APT Rtb ts sr 3 noon
to s.; small apt: $40; central locatien.
~ 2 as3ss soo, .,ov. Nv. -. n..r -iS L.,
sarnaby n Woods' Soa '0Sh Ghevy a Chase, D S e. rel
erences required; good wages. WO. 5355
GH.W, in Silver Spring; must be fond OF
children: references. 81. 5131 III
G.H.W, COOK and light laundry; expert
enced; 11-5:30, B days a week; SIG and
carfare. Ia. 1897. 720 Quebec pl. NV
aHw. AND COOK, colored. for a adults;
ys is s.p sxssens Wo sogs gs5ace for steady sir
GIRL. clean. neat, for medium sized board.
ing house; wash dishes, assist main dool
work: no dish drying. q sterilizer is used
2:3Q pm. through dinner, Wages, $16 pei
week No phone calls please. l734 New
Hampshire ave. NV. lis
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PERSONAL.

MUSES. AYAIABLE. THE INTERRACIAI.l
asEfE fo'se nP zee re-
SEas HE st. sans ana a0ns n
FToGTRIs rakrS ss 4.
dsy dsla nEh ss fes Rlfsi faa
rKosE Ktssi sAARaraEssiD AR si $3.50. ask for lG. Mis-.
Wright. II you are in need Of loan up tc
5000 on your signature
restyling. centrally located. Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL
hsSSIIi HoWELt ACADEMY. accredited boarding
9th Grade; LOCATED on Severn River estate,
sEMIPRivATE EitihIaf ROOM and ward in 1u nuPsing
home no. o5 foG elderly people tray service. Can
HiGHEsT PRICES PAID for diamonds and
eo 1ass sesrii's s. ns hssnsfs
CORSET HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONS and
zippers. garters and bonings replaced: elias
EECErT EEaE maN 81 Bonn TEs 5Sdns Ss cans
Christian M and Personal %orfer. IS I Il st. V. v
TAX RETURNS, State and Federal. pre-
pared sg ase0@ntant books brought " to
HANsEn HAN Ene6f Z GREfEI DAY NURSERY A
real home atmosphere for your preschool-
age child. in nearby Md: careful. constant
ZION Dlus the best & IN
HRGEaSffIY HMnGEaSfi NEEDED-Home for we'll
blond-haired boy y years old; iull-time
need he lp Pie Please S'e call hq ao. SEAS between ]
PARSONS s Ss0 0coGN1rRYsIDE SCHOOL. a mod
ern day and boarding school for children
Il S som shg od pa4t aay Of
sP rotR otGi Service dsRTgs 'Ys pAK6EL sH f
basssge and rant ten Parce
WILL ANY ONE WHO SAW the accident
Tnfh s4 a se assn or & and Ei
plsase communicate With vii ad GEO. Ss0eSa E. oBER,
MfILfSEsY Xiii TsEsE Bids REsTYLISG ~ GS6 BLOCKING
cleaning. trimming; materials, straws to
hats; 1923 14th st. NV. Open eyes.
FOR sALE-Immediate occupancy. Pala-
dence; conveniently located on beautifully
landscaped lot; near Chevy Chase Club
has been meticulously cared for and is in
immaculate condition. Storm windows
sSIeShs, IaEte sue iNllk pufcH' coLhplete
garden. MRS. sPAULDING. Wo oi60
DRIVER WANTED, competent, with car,
in vicinity of Wash blvd. and Glebe rd,.
Arlington, to take woman for rides several
times q week who has been i'll. Call
4 FEW VACANCIES in small nursery. ages
TO 9; central location; RE. 5103 IT.
PHOTO OF YOUR BABY in your home, 25
these lovely natural pictures in your child
environment. For appointments call HO.
4720. day or evening
ACCORDION STUDENT interested in prac-
ticing with small group for mutual i'm
py9yemens Ws sNy pkssnN MA. hi v,o NAV bov. w,t
messed an accident at Conn. and Woodley
aves. on Sunday, February TO- between
$40 and pm, please address Box
BRIckLAYERs on hand at all times, no
JOB TOO big gv Or TOO 1 snail n1M Aqytsing Il, In
PETER RABBIT DAY NURSERY, In Ana
costa, has limited number of openings
for children to years Of age. TR. 4124
COLLEGE sTUDENTs-Term papers on
| any subject prepared and typed One
week service in most cases. Call Temple
MOTHER EMPLOYED. would like to get
girl, private home. to take care of 3-month-
baby IS healthy and good. State charge,
sfS HfGaEsT aEsIK' sAsH siaE PAID for diamonds, non
jewelry; guaranteed appraisal. Licensed.
LIVINGSTON a. CO., 1923 H st. NV, ME.
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs expertly
tailored. MRS. ADAMS. TR. s459 all day
Sunday. weekdays after 5. IT,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, aud
sTss sS0 sH PFGSs s5S4 fft9h
ACCOUNTANT, employed. to assist ac-
ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, as yrs. old - en-
ployed by CPA. being replaced by returning
vet, desires position with CPA References
sRTisT, AR Isl n; comm. saa5 and ne; ex-vet: 0 all
desires a s'po eoston Ssfn stf aay R
fa5 DE Dfs W1TH III BRoa1 6 k in
Connection as feld and ONCE IN man with
have. laid out site plans and desisned
housing on similar projects. Wisconsin
CHEF. experienced. reliable, take entire
charge private family kitchen; permanent
CoNTRoLLER-AccoUNTANT, II years
experience in administrative capacity in
three exceptionally large companies. Broad
range OF experience in planning, organiz-
ing. and directing all phases Of accounting
auditing. systems and methods, supervising
wholesale and manufacturing firms. Excel
in contracts and NEGOTIATIONS on Army
Age. 3s. Would also consider position as
gsnsrsl manager. BOZ 25O-K. Star. II.
chant marine and ventilation; 2l5 yrs
sxperience each: references; best offer Box
EX-NAvY LIEUTENANT. married. 80.
graduate GEORGETOWN U. foreign service
school, conscientious and ambitious, desires
s a sFe j. ieasss ss for f
MAN, used to .dif1cult assignments. 90
years hotel, kindred utility lines, possess
esty. courtesy. skill in decorative lines,
buying, budgeting, also promotional. Box
Aaa
feur. or porter. exper. Lincoln 07l2. l7' .
MAN. -, married, ex-ofhcer, DISCHARGED
Army this month, private law practice D.
lent T bus. exper. p prior B to IS: o AB. LIB e deg
seeks business connection here or else
where , Bog 4az,K: Star; - IL
and mech, art prepared by experienced
veteran attorney; work guaranteed: piece
OF OF rhkItFp tgIl tiTs basis basis Bog 4s7-K star: is.
cally minded, wants career in refrigeration
service; prepared to start at bottom and
RHEk haSd RaNsGfs sGf s5k stss
sires large rooning house, apt. or small
s1u5 sbnns with mad :sTyice good
aGhs sfaRR 4esa with large grocery
following in washington, D. c., aud sur
rounding territory desires connection with
manufacturer or distributor. Box 352-K
yTIE1RaS I 1sa, desires parttine @ M o xe5s Of
NEiL hhNt BIau civil enHE., yrs. expert
ence in petroleum and utilities industries
desires position which would permit attend
ance at local university. TIE. S721 or Box
ASK, Star. IT.
VETERAN wants Job. part-time cook BOX
422-K. Star IL
VET, BCS, exp. Navy pay. auditg.. desire.
oppor. with acctg. firm for training under
CT Bill of Rights. GE. S75T. IT.
VETERAN, attending school mornings
Sants Says eRpl0sRspt Rs yBg afternoons and sasa
AvAlLABLE--Youn veteran with engag
ing personality. imagination, initiative anc
| sincere desire for Job with future in ere
ative writing, commercial copy or re-
| porting Solid Washington connections
| and finest references. Unlimited ability
| Box 33S-K, Star Ire
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suslNess OPPORTUNITIES tco... ,

Maryland. on Baltimore blvd. Modern
apuss mosrn S isssen ssss .bd oy
Ssiss ssss ss$oSS csII MEs W;th a5sssf; 8 zaSz VA
FoTsTAlN. HbHsfs r. esSs cosFEcTioNERY. ht patent
MEDICINES, cosmetics, etc. Space also, for
location. Reasonably priced. Good lease.
Cheap rent, Inspect at 1915 Ontario I'd.
nv. n.s;, mr. t1as 18th and Columbia rd Agent on
lease for store In NV. section. BOX 81 So
POSSESSION of completely furnished guest
house on Mass. ave. NV. near the Cana
dian Embassy: service for 80 people. in
and din. rms; reasonably priced. Please
call our business property dept. Me. 540O.
mo NO M AMaTEuRs6Mast sEHHshass 4 SS know retail
MoRRIs COHEN. Broker 14o4 . I St. nv. Sse
III fxfs AGfNeR a9a sRs wAErGp fIs wash
ington or vicinity; win also consider puJT..
SHT fhssnF RaF z6Ss star nea4,
acre Of land, wen located in Arlington
gTEsars RTissa st 55e per 81 it. eEoRdE
House road. Arlington, Va. OK. 0197:
s,s STAG HOTEL in sSod downtown section fer
income, $500 mo-; can be increased. Box
BusiNEss OPPORTUNITY for concession
cafeteria operator, newly and substantially
equipped facilities which have been op-
Grated by the Navy. For information write
or see in person commanding officer. U. s.
Naval Proving Ground, Dahlgren. Va.
TAILOR SHOP. long established, well To-
catedi disabled owner will sell only TO
experienced operator; 1st time offered
cox e. CO., DI. 4254; after z, TR. 4633.
GENERAL WEARING APPAREL STORE,
handling infants. children's, ladies' and
mems wear, in busy suburban community
adjacent TO D. c.: gross $50, 900 business
in 1945; long lease and option. Priced
at $4,000, stock and inventory. Box
5-L, Star. "a
sELF-sERyICE GROCERIES and meats
Monthly business, $4,000 cash: good op.
orator can improve business; good lease
Price, $500 complete with stock anc
beautiful equipment. Only $4,000 down,
Groceries, meats and beer. Weekly bust.
ness. S700 cash. Colored trade: short
hours; good lease; Price. $1,000, complete
with stock and nice fixtures. Only SI.50(
down. KoGOD 81 BOOKOFF, 631 E st
NV, Ma. 93Sg. -19
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL BY PLANE, anywhere. any time.
TRANSPORTATION wanted to Houston,
Tex, or vicinity. by 2 adults. Feb l7-1S-
10. Giebe 1888 les
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Monday. Feb. 1s,
Buick sedan; take two passengers. Phone
OK. 0434 evenings or Sunday. IT,
GRAS. Mexico via Florida. Texas
and other States; 2 to 5 passengers; 1916
car. AID. 0060. Write Box 363-J. Star.
RIDERS WANTED to Los Angeles, Calf {:
leaving Sunday via Southern route in 1912
Olds sedan. Call TR. 70S5.
ATLANTA, Feb. 10, nearly new big Chrys-
DU. 1882 17s
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA, chrysler Al
lin, Tues, Feb. 10; carry 8 or pass Call
Hillside 0S4S-W. 1Ss
DRIVING III LINCOLN Jacksonville. Fla.
can take three. Tslephone Union 223s. lS'
Licensed CHAUFEEUR will drive car; bus,
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VA. BAR REVIEW fsince 1885; classes
begin March 4th for June exam: yrs
law Is, school required; WALTER J. NEWLo.N
ART LESsONs-Earn good living in 8
mos, Specialist in fashion figures, air
brush, lettering, layout, perspective, etc;
teaches all shortcuts; painstaking instruc-
ton. TIE. 1905. lS"
TEACHER, visiting; 16 yrs, experience;
special interest in retarded children: best
reference. Trinidad 3069 18'
FRENCH, GERMAN taught at your home
by expert conyersationalist with European
college education. Call North 1868 after
pm. 17s
les HOME STUDY TRAINING information
promptly available from Mr.. j. w. Short
5, D; C., NE. S166: Sundays and evenings,
North qOSb 10
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc.

CURTAINS dyed, stretched and lsundered.
Work agsa asgasaaranteed. Called for and delivered.
GIRL. colored. desires general housework,
8.4 pm. Call DE. 6491 at z pm. --17
of keeping house Ho. 2932. III
WOMAN, colored. reliable. wants part
time or days work TR 0539
by the day. or hour. HELEN HARVEY.
Lanham, Md.
WOMAN, cleaning by hour: highest type
with excellent references. Phone Michi-
gan 1853 or write LUCY CRAWFORD, },
1888 You st -17
honest, good worker, cooking and ghw
tho children. Cali 10 to g. GE. 5S46. 17s
Evening star., 1946-02-16

OFFICE CLERICALS-Immedia openings
to women interested in permanent per- WeTk %e
Office ofFfch woRRERs & typisss sid so biilns ing MAJ ms
chine operators, card punch operators.
APgpRy MgRn emp9ymsRRt pse sh h Gq1 W6oP Gs,I2
OFFICE Estenographers. typ
ists file clerks and general ONCE clerieals.
oPERaToRs, experienced on power ma
chimes and mattress covers; good pay and
OPERATOR for beauty parlor, $3.50 basis
Closed Saturday. 206 End st, Sc, THE
9sA P5x 5FfAKgKok EAgEKo oakoH eaSeTsnass TER ssal for apart
@ se2ss sSS sSSstl9Ph 99h st. AnD!y
airy. liberal discount on personal purchases
tons THE YOUNG Af MEMS 'oS SHOP. 'gai Isia
PRAcTiiCCAL NuRsE-win furnish lodging
and pay small salary. to white woman for
sundays ry very little service reaared sh snn main
a1si0R 4 ssss 6 e hsRs 1893 das sasf
sAIfscfRRks. f ssfRha exper permanent position; s
5-day wk. Apply before noon. BEST &
CO; a 44aS S,S Conn; aye; NV: So.
preferred. good salary and working condi-
AReF RoFE fh and fse' bs sales aAa IS
NV ~
sALEsGIRLs: s25 plus commission tc
start. Apply STANDARD DRUG Co, 111a
sA' SHADY, experienced corsets anc
sportswear; 5-day week full-time pay plus
commission. Apply EMILY SHOP. 1908 T
sALEsLADy. experienced, ladies' coats
suits and dresses; permanent position: SAC
2, wk. to start Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO., 7o3 5th st. NV.
ing experience. Apply in person, 331a
Conn. ave, NV. IL
perienced, good salary. Apply 1923 Conn
ave.-n.w. ia
SALESLADIEs, coats. suits, dresses; expe
rienced, excellent pay plus Commission OF
all sales: 5-day week. EMILY SHOP. 1901
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$3.50 Will sell for $50. LARIMER'S WINE
ELECTRIC RANGE. de luxe model table
oSsH %s 4ESH sDssds ike 'as
ELECiRIC RANGE, westinghouss auto
EXEtuTIvE xxi DESKS, walnut and maRos-
chairs stenosTapher chairs; ali good con- con.
saa5pmens. MANHATTAN OFFICE G Eagifs gif.
FhuoRfscEST FiHd CSC Si L1GHTING fnr fixtures and
lamps complete; commereisl al high power
l,200 H., #. wire moulding and clips mo.
ZOO, 200 Ii. #. tNo l4) insulated wire
ssSe Pgsed ADAMS EsasoRaRly M I'd Apply MR. HogcK
IFoLDAWAY BED and inner-spring mat
tress' sofa bed: saeIifiee 1920 18th st.
FREEzRRs, M zRi ii i6s iS iSs and and 80 cubic it,
mediate delivery, FREDERIcK's. 1905
rREEzERs, frozen. custard and ice cream.
Taylor, commercial: now available In lin
PfPRRf co SIS Bowen 9a sids Hss
FL FER coAr or ans afsfE bacF iPorsed AP Sela
EiaI rado fur r., linsd sds lynx collar like new NJ
ffsk Is $50 SoAE En- skHnR o1aS 40 inches Ions SIZE
FUR COATS: Final clearance marked down
mqsa Il 'e s6 j. eoH our sS sisa and T
new; nS ses5 ssa $500, sacrifice for SIS. can
FURs, pr. red fox. peri. matched. excellent
eone; nss,r ladys fIss T,dng boots size s's pisi
lFURNACE-Pierce Eastwood, steam boiler;
ADEQUATE for small house: very good con-
@ditiop. @ .,S,,,,, Can be seen at l744 A. st. NV.
makes bed), lamp table. mirror enamel-
top kitchen table and stool, Q pr. drapes;
excellent cond.; $3.50. $500 So. Capitol
FuRNITuRE-Modern RE Sleached oak dining
room suite. perfect condition. DE $50
/ FURNACE, hot-water, with soft coal stoker,
MECHANICALLY perfect: years old Call
l FURNITURE for immediate disposai-I.
davenport and wing chair, l portable elec-
trio phonograph, in new condition. Please
do not phone-aEpeRf personally between
i IL am. and 8 pm. WASHINGTON
HOUSE 212l 10th st. NV, Apt, 4o5. =
FuRNITuRE-solid mahog., desk. French
: wood commode, lounge chair, solid walnut
chest and mirror other items; leaving
city, bargain for quick sale. TIE. 1872
FURNITURE Queen Anne sofa. green
/, upholstery S75; / wine occasional chair,
S25: button-back side chair $27; L
Il bieached mahog. chest OF drawers with
mirror. S45;. Duncan Phyfe coffee table,
mahog:. $l2; ! wine tapestry club chair.
). davenport bed, Ss9. HOFFMAN, UP.
HOLSTERERS, 2433 18th ST. NV --22
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skills in production and distribution
of goods, inability to provide facili.
ties for the Negro with inventive
genius, and unwillingness of the
Negro businessman to form trade
association for busines research
as some of the hindrances to prog
reSS in the business world. He said
with more of our colleges add
ing business administration courses
and adopting the Antioch plan and
with a more tolerant public opinion
influenced by the FEPC and similar
pressure groups, the next 46 years
may be years of greatest integra-
ton and provide an answer to some
of the economic problems which Ne
groes now face"
E. M. Lancaster, commerce de-
partment adviser on Negro affairs,
said the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and it's subsidiaries as
of September, 1914, had loaned
more than S5,00O,000 to Negro
businessmen. Other federal agen-
cies which currently are aiding Ne
groes, he said, include the Federal
Home Loan Bank administration,
Federal Credit Union, Veterans
administration, and government
training programs for small busi-
neSSmen.
Lawrence A. Oxley, U. S. Depart
ment of Labor; Charles S. Duke,
National Capitol Housing Author
ity; Ambrose Caliver, U. S. Office
of Education; and Malcolm Ross,
chairman, FEPC, also spoke at the
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DISCUSSES PROPOSAL
FOR BRITISH west
INDIAN UNIVERSITY

ATLANTA, Apr. 16 (ANP)-
Service to it's community, adequ-
ate provision for the education of
adults and an independence from
ize the proposed British West In
optical pressure should character
dian university which will begin in
the middle of the goth century, DR..
Eric Williams assistant professor
of social and POLITICAL science at
Howard university, told a forum
audience at Atlanta university. The
mission of such a university, he
said, will not be to transmit an alb
stract culture, but to impart an edu-
cation in conformity with the eco
nomy and construction of the COM
munity which it serves.
Recommendations for the univer-
sity are now before the West Indian
legislatures and the people for dis
cussion. According to DR.. Williams,
the proposed university should be
accessible to the middle and work
ing classes. Of the three million liv-
ing in the West Indies, probably not
more than 5000 will be able to take
advantage of the opportunities af-
forded by the university due to the
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUTLINED AT
HOWARD CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Apr. 16 (ANP)
Tracing causes of Negro business
failures prior to World War II to
lack of initial capital, unframed
personnel and restrictions inherent
in a segregated Negro economy,
speakers at the ninth annual Social
Science Conference at Howard
University urged changes erasing
them.
DR.. Irene C. Hipps, head of the
department of business practice,
Washington public schools, sees nu-
merous opportunities in American
business enterprise opening up to
Negroes now that peace is here. She
suggested that educated Negroes as
sume a vocal and determined lead
ership in winning for the race an
improved position in the American
business world. She said:
Let US not blame bias from the
outside. Bias is a barrier, but it can
be overcome. This postwar period is
our golden opportunity. We must
accept challenge and waste no
time" Schools can be improved by
an overhauling of the curricula and
inclusion of practical business
training, she feels
Other speakers to the three-day
conference included P. B. Young,
published Of the Norfolk Journal
and Guide, who also advocated re-
vision of the business training in
the schools, and Alben L. Holsey,
administrative assistant to the
president of Tuskegee institute,
who pointed to a number of prob
lens affecting the Negro business
man.
Holsey cited failure to sense busi-
ness trends, failure to master essen
tial merchandising and advertising
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shop and beauty shop.

shop and beauty shop.
1--WE want universal support for
the venture" said w. Ellis Stewart,
chairman of the future planning
committee. eff we are to succeed,
we must include those who wish
to contribute 81 to the program"
Approximately 100000 has been
raised, Stewart revealed, of which
$4,000 was bequeathed by the late
George R. Arthur, executive secre-
tary of the Wabash YMCA. The
fund campaign has been broken
down into divisions, which includes
physicians, churches, women, in
dustrial workers, business men,
lawyers, government workers, in
surance concerns, dining car wait
ers union, undertakers, Ogden
Park division, young people, dent
lists, "Y" dormitory men, hotel wait
ers union, conference girls, clubs
and the "Y" board and staff.
The campaign will last for 60
days, said John S. Songstacke, pub
licity chairman.
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MADAM MONA

hereby and solemnly guar
antee to make no charge if |
fail to tell you whether your
husband, wife or sweetheart is
true or false.
| will tell you how to gain
the one you most desire with
out asking = | give names,
dates, the names of your enc
mics.
| advise you on love, court
ship, marriage, divorce, busi-
ness, lawsuits, speculations,
transactions Of all kinds.
Tell whom and when to
marry, settle lovers quarrels,
family troubles, etc.
Readings daily from 9 am.
to 9 pm. Sunday 10 to 6. No
reading on Monday. Perma-
nently located in Pullman
house trailer, 5724 w. Third
ST. Private, warm, waiting
room.
Drexel Car to Door
Otterbein Stop Phi. ME 1888
Fomous Gifted Life Reader
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Yk(A LAUNCHES
FUND DRIVE FOR
BUILDING PROJECTS

CHICAGO, Apr. 16 ANP)-A
public drive for $15O,0O0 will be
launched here by the Wabash Ave
nue. YMCA for the south side quota
of a $1,17O,O0O. YMCA building
campaign, according to an an
nouncement by O. O. Morris, execu-
tive secretary of the Wabash Ave
nue. YMCA.
The S1,170,0OO will include a ST.
100000 new YMCA building at
50th street and Indiana Avenue,
$118,00O for improvement of the
Wabash Avenue YMCA building
and S32, 900 for YMCA camp near
Benton Harbor, Mich, Morris said.
The new million-dollar YMCA
building, described as the largest
YMCA building in the nation, will
occupy Ats feet and will include $50
commodious dormitory rooms, two
spacious gymnasiums, 35 ultra
modern club rooms, a Cafeteria,
handball courts, snack shop, barber
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relatively high tuition fees that
probably will have to be charged.
Under the present high school sys-
tenn, which neglects vocational edu-
cation and emphasizes language
rather than sciences, DR.. Williams
proposed plan would reorientate
the entire educational program, in
addition, serve as a medium for eco
nomic readjustment and social and
political change.