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HELP poMEsrIc.
. = COOK and g:h:w w.; live in

sssTy 1e, c99m se0nr:5 :9d Thw ye In so0d
4s6s fsfsFenees' Phone after pm. wi.
COOK. fully experienced whit. COOK '1 for
fine job at $50. weekly plus nice room ON
and private bath; we'll known family OF 2
sae il best section Of Baltimore. Write BOX
COOK snd. gh.w, experienced only need
apply; no laundry, no nights; other help
employed; SnE apt. conveniently located. EN-
COOK, excellent. rh.w,, small family:
We meek; ~. WTestShsster Apis. wo. 1856 morn.
fSs nSls summer: excellent city references. NO
sslsssse.s S9lSK shw GOOD hs,Y sa.rv With eha reS
iso fPsafd to aso p phon. fsa si5 b
COOK, upstairs work: off every Friday ms
ss:R sIs:P ST. ST isisfsass' isss1:a sS
COOK; COOK: CIV: sxDerisnced: reliable; rel
affsifsaIz fsmiy saS H. ssss ssss 6M days
C00K-G:H.W., laundry, 2-bedroom apt,
have ref sna hsa Fd sss sSSd sa5y Ap @ %p
COOK AND G.H.w., 8 adults, 5h days 1.
Wo Wsek; oaSs liys in or out; good wages. Call
GooKGi.Rs;W, iS: R1si s.Wx:, white preferred; IN FAM
}s,$;sa s:s assn II srsSs;as: sa5;
COO COOKS "a sSs.a family Ct txe. $40 week
ESsm 1898, s6a 0fsda sat 5s5s ss Church. PsSne
COOK coo! Amp s1,,,tl tHoGSTkkEPER for msaern @
DOMESTIC WORKER, cooking, light house. n
keeping and hell, care for children; expert
sos q wE', i've In, attractive 2ndofgoor
G;H:w. plain cooking: live in, lovely up
i!s7Ts Isao room; children; references sA
G:H;W. and plain cooking. small adult
DESIRED pSonys sa eYsnnes Em snd
Adults 0s' sso Dsr 1' monsh' ssSa'Hf live :mh
%ust xs.Hy 1.ys IN pgsssant sssz home sic.
G,H.W., s days week, white, in beautiful
i've in II possible; large % UPSTAIRS s0oeni roem;
sn.nn.If must Ike 1as snail children; health card
ssss5 dinner. n'nsS dsss dSskas week. HsSp s$S uPi
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, no cooking. light
so. Ia. AfS5it 55io. WIN 'nl''en' 1--we IN
S eS wanted ns at to s sshs Ct s
IA ~ 4sSs on no eeme Il persos e esH seoi
GIRL. fond Of children: gh.w.; no cook
ing; 5-day week; health card. RA. SS49.
GIRL, white or colored, white. preferred:
couple; win give the selected one northern
seal fur coat, size l6: and other clothing.
GIRL, experienced, g.h.w. and personal
laundry; hours, to g.. Wednesdays and
Sundays on: $50 per week: references. RA.
HOUsEKEEPER,, white, live in. plain COOK
Ing, IN 9 ADULTS in family. g. os,room house.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, to manage small
hotel; some one willing to work 8 hrs.
daily just as though she owned the bldg. i;
settled woman of Irish or German ex-
traction preferred; steady employment;
good salary; quarters, etc. JOHN A.
BRICKIEY. 81. 5633. .
reference. health card; 5-day week; no
children; salary. $50 per week. Call GIL.
3714 after 6 pm. II
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants days work or part
fimei; G1i morninR Boz 451:c, Star.
steady, perm. job. also days work. AID.
GIRL, from virginia, desires days work;
G9p NJ Sundays; s!su pc. s757. . -,
york, S5 and carfare. Ii. 23ls.
or cleaning, part time or all day, 5-day
ggssk, Cali NE; 93es, ask for IRENE.
perieneed and willing. pf. s1Ss. N 60
GIRLS CIR g. colored wish Hsho morning part
GIRL. ,colored. reliable. desires days work
IS and carfare. Call DE. s797. l.
GIRL, colored. wants days work; local
reference. Call IL 7444 between $50
GIRL wants part-time (morning) or days
work. KATHERINE GASKINS, 2l49 s
Oakland st.. Arlington, Va, l.
LAUNDRESS exp work at home. Phone
MI. 70SS after $50 pm
LAUNDRY to take home. EX. 5S62. MRS.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, laun.
dry only or morning work; references and
experience. NO. 1929
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PERSONAL,

Wright. II you are in need of loan up to
SREssaARHYNsi Si2E& sa AzRHs sisnassNH5e aNb ALTERATIONS
IEesstsd sbsys Loew's T Columbia Ets. Theater.
sats o t95 opdep Hlso rssyng Dreisss
tIssut1s. t1ao r St soaw" NV" Room 20. Telephone
f1tea!9se FMoTos OF 5sosi YOUR BABY in your hom.
70 different fsas eJss p9ses SI25o You wiz treas
msnt cal Ho. 1870. day or evening. 80
odsy %rss isnq E Tss pss s5a
hSssEs Msaa tss!nss Draettssl sS
covRks eue sGssa and sswea s79 fitted to your
furniture, using your own material, or we
San taIgTh sHoP ga gasonaele ss
DAY NURSERY. SCHOOL. ages Q to g..
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
.fGp Ss our 81 AZ
snd domestic dishes Vim % prepare in r0fstSn your
hems Fsaa fGs 2atss earesc ca Xfddas mARs
us s4osaGf sft95s 4sS IsSa|2ins and rsstynr
oR sRps'ss as S. 1ssa Beadea sanes
FURS, cor; 9Th and G sts; NV, Ma. 5522.
tant, to care for 4-yr.-old girl; one who
son Roald slH lise home; mother only ADULT
P4RsoSs P2f couNTRYs1DE SsaSi CAMP, day so and
boarding. June II to Sept; "A, Modern
swimming, pony riding, art, music, out
door sports, picnics, tennis and pleasure
trips. Daily, transportation. Register now.
S4O1 Georgia ave-. SH. 1874
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
lee fsem pains and aches due
ments; Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady, naturopath. 20 years expert
ence, IN charge. SH. $685.
CHILDREN FROM e1z YEARS UP given
superior ai,day care and Conveyance in
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
ish, self-confdence. freedom from SELF
consciousness; private tutor; MI. 1850 =
resident physician, registered nurse in
charge. 24-hour oursing service; meals
served in rooms. diet or special food Apply
Mrs S;,,r Ba,4pger, manager. ROCK CREEK
|SAN1TARIUM, 2529 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will stay some
nights, Sum- or tutor child in exchange
for pleasant room; two years with diplo-
5 1ssef Saal ihRsF caRNfvxh AZ fva
through May IL: bingo valuable prizes,
including nylon hose. new Taylorcraft air.
plane and 1916 Ford car. Come out this
HATS REsTYLED, new designs to order.
Also millinery class, flower making, de-
sign, color. Day or evening class. MI
WILL RENT attractive single room to
Govt. employed mother with infant, ne,
reasonable. DI. O546.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING L. A., via Texas; pvt. party;
Sb Snysler I'm; take 4. Leave May 2. Box
DRIVING 70 OHIO AND KANSAS in o few
days. can take passengers. TOWERY. SH.
DRiviNG TO EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, via Chi
cago, May i; desire passengers. Call
AkIEiN;c AtIEY; ca; go 5000, Ext; 5, Ward II.
MINI: Passenger to help drive; will leave
shortly. No; 9341. MRS. KNAPP.
EiDEs ft1 WANTED BY LADY. 14th and Chaplin
|, 7;so q an an; H0; lg55 g5 after pm. r
sSars savns :rae aooss Wed a1 m take .s, pass pass;
1014 Eye st. NV. ME. SO45.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

ENGINEERS, all kinds aviation, electrical
architectural, cardegraph, civil engineer
and others; top salaries; also craftsmen
all kinds. See us at once for the better
Positions. See Mr.. Byrd or Miss Day
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 1911 q q ST., Rn0nes;l mex
to church.
DRUG SALESMAN, must have had drus
sm,s or ss3oni m3edica1 baeksround; salary and com:
BoYD's. 1888 F. Ma. 233s. '
SECRETARY .d): $50 wE.; free to travel
expr., $50 wk. up. Patent law stenos
o days, $l75. Pub. relations stenog., S4i
s.n,. gI; Publication secretary $45 VIZ
good position with q real future see m,
today. Miss Young (NA. 6OSS, MA. 2I16
(Est. IL yrs.) PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 n ST newt to chrrch
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DOMESTIC

BONDED MAID SERVICE BY the hour, day
or week will be offered to Washington and
liable organization.. All persons interested
IN obtaining maid service, please mail
card with name, address and phone num-
per 1or company representatives to dis
c0ss arrangements. Box 1894. Star. 3Os
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SITUATIONS MEN.

GENERAL HOUSEwORKER, fond of
lildren, willing to 90 to Atlantic City for
lmmer: local references. GE. 1878. 9
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HAND SEWERS, white or colored. expert
1911. "a
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TELEPHONE OPERAToRs. white. Apply
ia se person ss,Iis only sod sG MRS LEsKo 1885
TELEfHoSH II aH s'e OPERATOR, T2g prefer Se an ex.
periensed operator, but Inexperienced per-
Son yoIc. win be considereS. pleasant SPEAKING
air-conditioned once. Apply personnel
once, End floor, THE HECHT CO., st. at
zp1y 4SffEa1ef pzk ho .npes
nsRl sass aS2 ofskHT6k kMHHsSks' r. Il
sasas as9ns s5s5sfi FEY 15
fRaEfHSNE fRf Isl SrERRA41SSR3o 1872 psx; permanent
sifaI salreSndinss: Phons S manager na;i DfiI- FL.
PEkEPA6RE EfAASRREf M3 49, de,ssn.
s9adaates snd SSaSs Ssve Tsd i've n
ssses Saa wosE %ss Xsps m
person: Ask for Miss White. THE CREDIT
FTFisT infsilisaent nSSl st. ynvns nH ,adv
eral ONCE work: 5H-das week. Commercial mn sh
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 1917
TYPisT-Accurate and rapid typist for
general ofice work: prefer some one who
e s0lh Sash s45Si Ao' Hess
TYfisT. $50 m. to 4:15 PM. s days days a
wSSAs Av 0SVuA0hy WOIks pcIuHueut pOSls
tions. pleasant working conditions. mex.
9sn9siys s9 oI olIHnGhT1om. Apply Miss Lund. Rm
Svp,sM S16 1Ath st. nv: No telephone INQUIRIES
working conditions: salary, .Ss3 "a wesi
to start; Apply Mr. Myers, YALE LAuN.
DRY, 437 New York ave. NV 80
TYPIST, 5-day week. permanent position
235, WASHINGTON Bldg. 18th and New
TYPIsT, permanent position, 5-day week
good WORKING conditions. AETNA CASUAL
~ q SURETY CO.. 339 Investment Build
TYP!sTS for large large corporation: s6-hour
5h-day week: vacation with pay; good
14l3 Eye st: NV. Ma. O155. %
TYPisIS, white, experienced, for address
plate stencil dept. newspaper ONCE; mini
mum speed. 60 words per minute: 5h-day
week; salary. $162 month: Advancement
TYPisT. experience unnecessary; 4o.hr.
xMEh1cAN PsYcHoIodiezL ASSN. sloi
TYPiST for iasse IRE insurance company
5-day week, good salary, insurance expert.
INSURANCE CO. 1922 < st. nv. Il
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CALL THOMAS BROTHERS for painting,
kem-Toning. waterproofing, roof repair.
W. Work Tx suaranteed lev We, We don't keep you
eral MANAGER. Metrnpolitap 1924 e
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ours, $40 am. to
week, no Saturday
ition; pleasant work
Expensive lunchroom
Room 702, Sl6 14th
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siFT sHi S1sSi PACKAGE WRAPPER, knowlsdsss so Of
training giyen, on the JOB; 5,day week
ppy oee and oor
GIRL, Girl white, i capable r General @ ONCE and
4pio fssTs S0!H s4oA ADPH P4 st. se nv pm
GH SdEi sood @ for paS shessSY eE% }se asn s9hesR1s
GAkKEW aff4 KsRRsay Immediate Is openings
WooDWARp & dMtp MoTgRoP. A Apply EN- n.
ssoEs gsea 70 ana as 19s Dsy 0 e'ssnRs
GIRLS, the telephone CO. mas Jobs for you;
start for 5-aay week; additional pay
first year: excellent working conditions;
steady yse.9ns n, With pay
so e maay ss o se
gh99ns employment ,aIs EmPloyment Offices osI
ysp6t9TFs P6ToMzs Hn rzIfphSsn SSlsSS e.
esF uaash Hsnt esEEss,
GIRL CIR coiored, to work in Chinese laundry;
exper.; oS27 per week; good working cond.
GIRLS a1a5 Is e Eye sarn at 70 operate keyosrd
eMaHphhGtSYpeN ny tyDissS saos preferred Call MRS
GIRLS, full or part time with. general
knowledge of physical education and
health club work; must have pleasing per-
sonaity and gSGd gure aEs a$ to 2s;
appointment BILL HUTzEII's PHYs-
GIRL, ofice assistant, knowledge of typ
Ing, for general office work; 5-day week
Apply after $50. 1917 G st. NV, BRE-
GIRL, colored for pastry work. from !
| =, m n q 4, m must assist IN mai I dov
q week. STONE HOUSE i'm. sH 41eS
GIRL wanted for of1ce work: knowledge
Ss Niehels ave. M Sc. Sae Ii. osss. @' ANo' .SS'
GIRLS. white. is to s5. t. learn to oper.
day work: rapid advancement; vacations
| with pay; convenient to those living In
ne. section. Apply WASHINGTON EN-.
vELOPE CO., 80 L st. n.e., before IL a IN.
Glow FILTERS, 5.day week. Apply en-.
ployment ofice. 4th floor. 8. KANN SONS
GUEST LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR, white;
full-time employment; experienced pre-.
ER HOTEL, 18th and De Sales sts. NV
| .
HAND SEWERS. white or colored. expert.
i enced on fur coats. Call MIR. ROOK. RE
1911. "a
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PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. II you are in need of loan up to
S309 On your Signature. -
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ladies' ready, to wear. Good salary and
psasa1t EWs sEoP E9Fkinf 9f, II Apply Ann
oNs ishs St. NV SsS nd
sALESLADY wanted for dress dept; salary
M%r,Sf snd s1mmssion; sqiS steady position. Apply
ess s5s td SF euay
Ss,'z sAks sa.!K Se Ysasaa: sh EsF.!n
children's wear: pleasant work; Chance for
MoRELLE sHoppE. ss5i ny Alabama AlsGbSs.Se. ave.
sALEswoMEN, full time, immediate open
WX0IoDwARD y & ToTHRoP. s:sWo 30 TO- 1't3 8
SALEswoMEN, ambitious, high-type young
ladies who want to get set for the fu-
ia aan make LADIES' sfssn epsesss sanass in
salary plus commission, liberal discount tom on
ass shep EHgsaSyt @ Ho1N &c MN
sALEsW0MEN Tor women's better dress
department.; for this type of selling we
oor Egplz 1g
sAI2 sAIsswoMRN1permanent i 8 R'S work for cap
store and our Spring yaIley shop. GAR GAR
E1NGKMns; q SsEns;vE I st; at It., 18th; 4.a "a
ment in retail ice cream and candy store
located In Bethesdai Sun. and some eve.
Apply GIFFoRp ICE CREAM CO., s103
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md. .
SALESWOMEN-Perma work on a g.
day week for women interested in selling.
Apply employment office. 4th floor, LANS-
BuRGH & BRO. 7th, Sth and E sts. NV.
sALEswoMEN, immediate opening, b-da,
week. Apply EMPLOYMENT office, 4th floor.
8. KANN SONS CO, 3
SALESWOMEN for ready-to-wear and ac-
| cesSory departments; permanent positions;
6-day week. Apply personnel ONCE, End
| floor, THE HECHT CO., = st. at 7th NV.
SEAMsTRESS, white, experienced, for up-
holstery shop: good nay and working con-
ditions. Apply personnel ONCE, MAY
FLOWER HOTEL. 18th and De Sales sts.
NV, "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Students Dress Down
Nations Negro Press

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The
nations Negro press got a good
dressing down last week in n poll
taken among students here ut Lin
coin university,
Most Of the critics found the
newspapers laying too much stress
on the wretched lot Of the Negro,
others deplored the SensRtionRlism.
The few avorable comments
pointed out that the Negro press
carried news ignored by the white
press and that, under the circum-
stances" II was doing n service.
Said one left .handed eompli-
mrnt, 1T couldn't do any better.
with the Kind Of public II has"
Other adverse comments:
They should not talk so much
about prejudice. They emphasize
bad qualities Of the white man in
stead of the good. All bad things
make headlines, and good things
are placed in the background"
They are "a letdown to the Ne
gro race. Negro papers are sean.
dial sheets"
II don't approve Of the way II
plays up unimportant events as
important. Things one should
by Louis Lautier
know about Negroes are hidden In
the middle. Trivial incidents are
played up on the front page. II
keeps people excited and mad. Mad
people can't contribute their best
To society. ! don't think the Negro
press thinks"
IL don't think II does its jobs.
There Ii nothing educational In il, 4"
1T breeds race hatred"
1T is drag too much racial
conflict"
You can tell a Negro news.
paper a mile or"
ut stresses the idea that I am
Negro and everybody must know
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29

LABoR-In keeping with the
national trend, the Minnesota ses.
sion is likely 70 see the introduc-
ton Of a number Of bills aimed at
restricting labor union practices,
such as the anti.secondAry boycott
bill.
A STREAMLINED LECISLA-
TURE-In the face Of the many
problems confronting II, the legis-
lature Is certain 10 feel a keen
urgency TO streamline itself so that
il can expedite Its business. Speak
sr Lawrence NJ. Hall would, II he
had his way, cut the number Of
house committees down 10 about
u dozen, with the Senate 10 fol
low suit. Along with such proposals
will come q concentrated drive TO
restore party designation for legis-
lative elections as q means Of
establishing party responsibility.
And. finally, Teapportionment will
once again be an issue.
In view Of the multitude Of
problems facing the next session,
the state Ia awaiting with more
than usual interest the inaugural
address Of Governor elect Luther
YounRdahl, The success Of the
legislature In meeting these prob,
lens will depend In large measure
upon YoungdRhl'E rssourcefulnesS
in mapping n master blueprint for
legislative action.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
"-Gee.-Mont Mom Owe her sectional SOFA :. :. !!!,
House Receives Evidence
OF Missouri Vote Fraud

WASHINGTON. n. {. ,NNPAD
The House campaign rVpendi
lures investigating committee sent
to Attorney General Tom {. Clark
last Tuesday the evidence Il has
gathered indicating irregularities
in the August q Democratic pri-
mary in which Repre- >rntattve
Roger {. Slaughter was defeated
by EnoS ANtell chiefly hv Negro
votes.
Without naming the candidates
involved in the purpor,ed ,rrrgu-
lartties, It was said the committees
investigation covered charges al
leglnE fraud consisting VI tishon-
est counting " the ballots lmprr-
sonation ~ voters by Known in.
divtduals. Illegal voting ant illegal
influencing " voters hy Payment
u money, cuercion amt mr,rrrrr.
scutatlau
II vas not disclosed whether any
Nc-rurs we're involved 90 he n.
tcEUlaUttcs, but opposition 20 Mr.
Slaughter grew out u his action
~ thu House Rules Committee
where Nrs vote resulted rn a66 10
hntthrg up the fair employment,
pre-. 6yr htlI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Atlanta Mayor Reveals
Desire 90 Protect An

WASHINGTON. u. e. (NNPAl
Tho Justice Department last Fri,
day made public letter received
by Attorney General Tom c, Clark
from Mayor W. II. HartsAcld Of
Atlanta declaring that his admin.
istration believes In protecting all
Of the people from lRwless groups.
Mr.. Clark had commended the
city Of Atlanta for the prompt nc.
ton officials there had taken
against the Columbians, Inc. n re-
Gently formed organization which
was directing It's activities against
Negroes and Jews,
In releasing the text ~ the let.
ter from Mayor Hartsncld, MIR.
Clark commented that such com.
munity action, In cooperation with
the efforts ~ the federal govern.
ment to stamp out this un. Amer.
can activity. would soon result in
the end u these movements"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Hollie Q. Brown
House Notes

THE most popular street In St
Paul." will be picked Saturday
night, Nov. 30, at Halle q. Brown
House. when as the main feature
Of the evening, the street with the
largest number Of residents repre-
sented will be selected as the most
popular. A prize will be awarded.
Edmund LukaLowski. a we'll
known dancer caller In the city. will
be on hand to teach and to call
fancy" and simple square dances.
Plans are shaping for the Sunday
evening series which will start on
Jan. and be continued through
April 30.
The womcn's Council was well
represented at the meeting of the
Jewish Womcn's Council.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
o. Il: s. Grand Chapter
Pres. Truman DisapprOves
Sentence Of Detroit e.. !.

WASHINGTON. y. c. (NNPAI
The War Department announced
last Tuesday that Preaiden. Tru.
man has dlsapprovsd the sentence
given Private LemRs Woods. Jr.,
Of Detroit, who was tried by gen.
erAl court martial In the Philip.
pines and sentenced 10 death.
A rshearinR will be given him
before another court martial to be-
appointed later.
In disappearing the sentence and
authorizing another trial, the an.
nouncement said. consideration
was given 10 new evidence pro,
duced since the trial" Al the
rehearinR oil evidence taken at the
original trial. az we'll as all now
evidence will DO offered for con.
SidsTation by the court martial,
the War Department said,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Speakers Gloss
On Group Problems
Set for Dec. 5

The meeting December s Of the
speakers training class sponsored
by the Minneapolis Round Table Of
Christians and Jews will be Of Spe.
ciRl interest TO those concerned
with the building Of better inter
group relations. John W. BystTom,
speech assistant at the University
Of Minnesota, will discuss "Practi.
cal Speaking Approaches 10 the
Problem Of Human Relations" lie
will give special emphasis to the
tsehniques Of speech building and
to suggestions Of dos and donts
when speaking In the field Of hu-
man relations.
Several members Of the class will
outline suggested approaches to
the subject Of group relations,
MimsogrAphed copies Of material
covered during the series will he
provided participants.
Throughout the series. the Min
neapolis Urban League has been
cooperating with the Round Table
In an effort 20 set up a speakers
bureau which can furnish speakers
In the area Of race relations. Mrs.
WreRtha Maxwell IL serving as
chairman Of the effort to create u
speakers bureau for the Urban
League.
Any persons who are interested
In attending the meeting and par.
ticipRtinR in this program are vel.
come, The meeting will be held in
the banquet room Of the YMCA at
7:3O y. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29

Brown was In charge. The pastor preached
at both morning and night services. The
people. meeting $50 p m. had third
chapter Of John ! for the lesson topic.
Miss Mary Light was in charge. Visitors
included willis Light OF the city. Tues
day evening. Dec. g. the BIC. will have
charge Of the meeting. Mrs Emma Round
prayer band will meet at the home Of
Elder Robinson At ll6 Dupont Ave. N.
on "Wednesday evening, Dec. I. Mrs. Ester
Johnson will b. In charge. Thursday
night will be special prayer for the Sick
from p m to 10 Q. NJ Friday night,
hible t"achinE all Biblical questions
answered
Mrs. Gertrude smily Is very III at her
hume iI3s Emsrson Ave. N. and Mr.. Lula
Hansen SO Fremont Ave n Haby N ,chsaI
Abe SnOdSn. 1910 bryant Ave N. are
also among the shut-ins
CAmphST Memorial Methodist Church
Notss A gripping story Of the distressing
Elsie VIA Johnson. who was the speaker
at the I q. m. service last SUNDAY N-s
Johnson, who i = former missionary to
Mexico WAS delegate a. the world meet
ing Of the MOmRn's International League
Tor Peace and Freedom which met in
I.uNTmburE last summer The -sIf-deniRI
Offering was taken Tor the Fellowship %
suffering The service was in charge Of
the Young Married Couples Club in the
ahsrncs Of tn pastor who was In Grand
Rapids attending the Methodist ConfcrPnc"
on Christian Education. Joseph Camp pre-
sided, and the prayer was given by Mr.
Clarence T. Y. Nelson. Mrs. william Brily
led the responsive reading. and MTs. Leroy
Elliott read the scripture. The speaker
was introduced by Mrs. Clarence Wright
and the announcements were rad by Mrs.
J. N. McCRrty
The ushers were Mr.. William StrAdsr
Mrs. J McCSrty, Mrs. J Camp and Mrs
+. nelonsy The twilight service at 80
.. m, vas In charge Of the men Of tn"
church Nrh James X RidsauN. ehATE,
lay leader, In charge.
PASTOR Nelson will preach at the II
N. service on Sunday. Motion picture
will bs shown through the courtesy 81 ths
limited Labor Committee 81 Minnesota TO-
Human Rights a. the CAmphor GOld'r
81 Peters AME Church Notes; Tn,
large audience attending the morning wor.
ship a. St Peter church last Sunday VA
inspiring TO the pastor and officers. Thre,
persons united with the church M an
NrS Louie Anderson and Miss L,liiaT
Bassa.
The Rev Edward r Thomas brought
the Union Thank giving message Whit
Was enjoyed by all The choirs from the
cooperating churches furnished the music
TIE n~mbcrs and friends % 81. Peter
AME church will unitF In = IN on service
with the l.yndalP Congregational church a.
% Is a. m SUNDAY. Dec. I. The Lyndal~
church = On he ror~er ~ 7l1 81 and