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SITUATIONS MEN
ACCoTNTANT, expert. books s1arfed /

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept
pars pitv ,ime suoIts' Statements. tax returns;
ACCOUNTANT. veteran .officer: books OPEN
ed. complete bookkeeping service, audits.
tax, taxes, ,, inDYeeStigations. For appointment
AtccouNTANT, specializing in all book
ReepIns xssIIn services for small business on
stssemeh's' s575 au0'''' promo' and reas !. sx
ATTORNEY, veteran age 80, seeking as
soeistlon with established Law once four
years experience in general practice OF
Jaw; !s member Of Bar Of Supreme Court Of
the iIrro on,rsd y. staGss I Phone 40, $3.50; 26'
trical man, now employed. So years expe.
With rssf sasRss sson. e
CHEF COOK. well trained, good ref
COLLEGE GRAD. business admini,trs tiop
future in progressive Arm. Box Is-Y. star
oouNTERMAN or waiter, ex-Army, p
EVENING work. Rn ves,raS! ter SiSe eoll.s. ,tue.p,
siter q hsaIhy as ssr EoHanp SsR 5rin,d.d 9R s:as
work stocknoy, Jumper, mechanics helper
o9: mach. oper,. AT 0221. IS.
change; commission basis, with week.,
naaI 61iee Pnone GIL. STlS. "a
PHARMACIsT, registered. wants reliel
Wetk in D. c.; experienced. OIL. 1909 Boz
2Ii-X, Star -o5
PRINTING PRESSMAN, Al, cylinder, Kel.
~, vertical Klugs, etc: small shop pre-
sTokER-TfREMAN. White. EXP want,
employment; will take lob as jsnitor OF
usher in theater. Call GUNTER, Ii. 777Q
STUDENT, GI Georgetown U. tnt.lifeen,
ana reliable young man, desiring part
Tune employment; sood references. Ii
sos between $40 and $40 pm Ok
Evening star., 1946-07-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

paf Dals ctFs shens for MT snaR 4sa sad while Ds5s'
BEET BEET 1880 Iryins, nv, Apt 4: AID. s5ss
snoRedse Ga soG5sd Of typns hsh s.sh sshoo
Or elevator operators Job. Du. sa57 0'A
days e9.o5so' o.st eefiTss Ho Dsrt5ims s,d job OF
CHI, ' eoefsd efs s ds.irs. ao po:itor snsa
shl55 s.psfisneed '1fs TR sss7 81 waitress. es gay
GR.DtsTE SnRss Tsek seIored ar nsss esss viii
pleasing peEsonality; GOOD references from
TlGH scHooIIV IVGii GIRL desires position msS Dur
ing ,sqmmsr months as 1ypist Cali Net
P8ScTcAL PG8na cS StRsE ffE ni.st. 2S
r 1ie. sfRs siARsf sg.sres Ss nigh, or
FRft22L FRR5a 4 s sfasr Base csiST.s SSTts sssS
PRAGricAL NURSE. a eolored' St i. avauabl. 10,
NE MY ssSs; sso Tree to travel day or nisht duty
ssaAMs.IREssnplain saA s.IR st. sewing at hem.
sEeRfETARyss s'aa Capable of assuming s6t full
charge Of all details: Bookkeeping expert
adences; an ideal "Eirl Friday" Box ss-Y,
SECRETARY. experienced, aged %, am
attractive; salary, $50. Box ssI-x, Star
STENoGRAPHER SECRETARY. expert.
snced: permanent excellent references
NO. 9667 ID
YOUNG LADY. experienced. desires posi-.
ton as ssleslady in iewelry store Cal
fOuNG LADY desires tipping at home
After 80 pm. RA. 1924 oS.
YOUNG CoLORED LADY would like jot
as waitress; exp. Call ME-. 1874 before
URGENTLY NEEDED by colored veteran.
Wlaow. sons Il and l3 yrs. Of age. day.
goIk S With rooms and cooking privileges
Piease call MI. 1887. Ask for MRS C NJ
MhITE. Can furnish references 2b.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

ATTENTION, NURSES AND PATRoNs-
The inter-Racial Nurses Registry will be
closed beginning July % throush August
1ar,, ssep aeepen September l. 24-hour service.
IHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright, If You are in need of loan up to
SUMNER soARDifSsGSu HOME on ch.s.-
peske Bay for. children. 4 TO 10; planned
buildings. protected play areas: licensed;
season and monthly rates Call FIR. 3s4o
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in Sc;
aa es FR ss4G
SUMMER CAMP and summer school at
SIS Annapolis. Nd Annapolis 5s54. QUA
DUE TO necessary cancellations. two va
N It's a6th sessoq srs 70 oe5aSs Srs eiap rst
fssness soG ss rs aE. FG5 information write
FEEL BETTER after hrst treatment or no
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis.
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet feet. L Lady nssuEogsth. 20 years expert
pAksoSsS: SneeSS oouNTR1sIpf r. De- d., and board.
ing camp features for children, 3 to IL
years old, daily swimming, pony riding,
excellent ,counselors and trained health
statf, Daily TRANSFORMATION. Boarding ia
silties s1. sH Eeek}y ia or monthly. s4ol dsorsi.
ssss; $500 &C. Se sDpqins%:1s. ms9S M aABRiifs BaRaiis
bREssMARERO44o4 4?f4 srd y st. L Open
exery day except Sunday and Monday.
noRNE PeGsf Eran5i,s GoRsE4 1Sss sHorsumm.r clos.
ing sale; reductions to 40e. Brassieres,
foundations and .sirdles. viii De closed
entire l month Of August. 1891 14th NV,
pRf!ssssaIasikING 1,sI!s ssaIasikIN AND ALTERATIONS
hoaer1 acs,sd bads ssudio IN once BLDG csn.rail,
Equipped for prompt service Dresses,
sgits sq e {. order d Also rsstyitns LEA ENdEI
nR Room o. 90 p1!n Telspsons sE E..euf1. Ii1e sds
NAVAL OFFICER ' needs heip p'1Hve teveningsj ngs
with with mathematics and physics problems;
SLIP covERs, bRar2R1TsD' ORA Z Il Dm exp.r,ly tai.
R5sa ysf G Mas y0a1 ADAms issF!ss 4R s45a Ps9mn de-
Lady FELL ThuTsday, July IS, south sid.
Of tt. Calvert ST; pear shoreham Hotel WI
HILL, Jr. Woodward Bids, RE 528s. -Ss
ve4oR thSdk aEoRoE '5y xr sss sgOgTo, rom cs
fRfSdH S 2 coSvEKsArrfnoS q 81 r. ffssoNs ,.Sss,
cSr oy highly cultured FRENCH woman; summer
Skill R5'Tss pREssaskEMh sssG, H. op.n sso for s
asi3 4sis dsbs dIstes, \. 2 styles evening gowns.
fisH1sG ss rARTIrsT = e.s zee 81 nt.h r.s.r.
r. today, CAPT ANTRoNY hon 2SfSs RiSa. RH. Rtn
CoLONIC IRRIGATIoNs-Die meth
oo Riven by experienced registered nurse.
PsnaaSEST I asRpShlPs1s Wssns ss Du - zee Shampoo
angerwaVe, soc No appointment All
W EoIS cone 6y advanced students WAR
u mn BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G ~.
DREssMAKING AND DESIGNING, Call
siip III S222 G2yr fsS sppointment.
tahorec from our or your material; work.
manShip guaranteed. DI OI22 -2e
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, coloed: b,-day week; stock clerk.
cleaning ONCE. housework. no cooking:
honest; reference. ME O2Oq,
GIRL. colored, wishes hw; full or part
time references DE 1857
GIRL wants daywork, days a week Call
GIRL. colored. experienced, wants general
ba bqaa'exoTs ,a4s by day or week. Phone
Girls; Girls; eologed, want day. work Met
GIRL, colored, wants lob cleaning apart
msnt for ] or IN family. DI' os55'
GIRL, colored, college education desires
housework. 5 days a week or part time;
n9 cooking Phone Hillside o2lS-W
GIRLS, colored (2), neat, high school
fhaIISen's' hsIS desire work as busgtrl or kitchen
6anki.u GikL: c;Glored, desires partzztime work
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. coIored, y, wants Hes Job
as nnrsematd neat reliable CO 36sR
WASHING done al home for ladies or gem
tlemen. Phone Ii. s730. "a.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires gem
ersl cleaning; Sc and carfare per day: 75c
ana cariare per hour; furnish ref. co.
WOMAN. capable, wishes to take fun
shsTse shsT of motherless home ref Box Soy
WOMAN. eolored. wishes work. api or
small family. 5 days a week Ho. $500.
WOMAN, colored. wants Job as cook 81
Gays week; experienced. LU. 1909 be-
YOUNG CoLoR2D WOMAN wishes gh.w;
I've I've tin IN; PREF prefer no small children: refs.
WANTED by reliable colored girl lob as
mothers helper. Cali Ex. 5s43 after 5
p m. oas
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Hospital Physicians Visit
Child ConyaIescenf Farm

Twenty resident staff physicians
from local hospitals yesterday visit
ed the Christ Child Farm for con-
valescent children in Rockville, Md,
O Community Chest agency.
The doctors, from Providence,
Gallinger and Children's Hospital,
were entertained by DR.. Mary Mar
saret Nicholson, pediatrician, a
member of the board of the Christ
Child Society and Of the medical
advisory board at the children's
farm.
The home has q capacity of
26 patients, ranging in age from
to Il, but an additional six
youngsters are being cared for this
summer by moving those who are
almost ready to be discharged into
the playhouse, where beds have been
installed.
The summer program consists of
short hikes. games, swimming story
telling, instruction in handcrafts
and music, and bi-weekly movie
program.
Helping with the convaleScent
children is Patricia Smith, 16, a
former patient, now fully recovered,
who has volunteered to teach music.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

BOOKkEEPER-TYPIST experienced dou-
Bile entry, capable OF taking full charge:
VI per hour; permanent position State
age experience and salary expected. Box
ely. Star 20
FOOD CHECKERS. experienced: dayyork,
Apply Mr.. Cohen. DELMONIcO'S, 727 18th
PHYSICIAN WANTED-Locum Tenens. in
dehnite period; war service; Va license
Should net $1,000 per month. TIE. 9233
REAL ESTATE oFTICE-salespeople and
listing clerks: commission basis RUBY
N. PoLLEY. be19 Ga. ave. EA. 2900
mornings.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
HELP WOkAEN.

YOUNG WOMAN, with knowledge Of in
terror decorating; excellent working con-
ditions, air eondi,ionins. etc; Apply in
PAPER d. PAINT CO, 1901 Conn. ave.
YOUNG WOMEN, 1s to 80 yrs. of ase, to
learn cashierins. Apply employment ONCE
9Th n, LANSBURGH & BROTHER, 7th,
Sth and e sts. NV. ga
YOUNG WOMEN with college training to
make outside contacts. Apply employment
once, 4th floor. LANSBURGH BRO, 7th.
sth and E sts NV -26
young woman desiring ad-
Vancement in retail career. corsetry offers
a most attractive future. We offer training
under skilled supervision; we will send you
to school OF corsetry as soon as you show
ability and We viii do everything in our
power TO assist you in advancement to a
professional corsetiere. Apply employ
ment once Attn f. S. KANN SONS Co.'S
NEW EXTRA MONEY PLAN. Up 10 1907
proht showing unusual Christmas card
and everyday sssortments; experience un-
necessary: extra bonus: request free 80
for Sl.u0; % for 81 90: 20 for ST 95
name imprinted Christmas cards and
psrsonsllZed stationery; folders Special
offer. THOMAS TERRY STUDIOS, 400
Union ave, WeStfeld. Mass
WE PAY you sa5 for selling 80 81 boxes
80 beautiful assorted Christmas cards sell
for 81, your profit soc. 1t costs nothing
TO try. Write for free samples CHEER
FUL CARD CO. White Plains. N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
REPAIRS end SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caicuiato7s cleaned.
a 'ha adsissf UNITED Al Few f4Hssntsss co
Isa sDDISsea Il MscTH1sEs. SiT s,pevrit.r.: pxr.
shsssd and traded repaired quickly; rsa:
ps5sssss =, oSS1eE ssSsssfi %AehrsRs sRs
ssz tfsf estimate. ' tr:s ss' tub: e. e.;
APPLIANCES, al makes telsetric). EXPERT
;s,as4 =; ssS S95LFs sRgogEESS T. ssst 5t
BRICK fsRtfsd roHSrfss SN SsS7 AND cALknc; ssrt
t4aasiniitd caMfRs REFgkstNaa FY stNa Ex e.. Rsi1 H1 e.
dABERT. INC. National 4T12. SIS 10TH
CAMERAs,, movie equipment repaired BY
2 6RsESNER sSSIE. sss Pa; ave; NV.
mr. .Rd r.nss.as 5ss:f Va
CARPENTRY = Professional and bushes.
wood or mahoeany pIyboard Men and
HstsPsis TaRPKNrsV syaia6ie now Il 2a5I d,
xaterproonns. painting, plasterins roonns:
c.krfs1sg says as sqTi9s 51,. q SE
VIM. H, CASSIDY, LU, 4725 or TR, 555s.
CARPENTER - 1st-quality work, dormer
sl?fGys oaS .ai Mi S1EY S9Ft sH!Ts sss
russ by new and revolutionary process.
sensational saiio results saarsnteed work dons
e gfg5 0.n h{ms ss So S6F sos s5n'' call MR.
ss ssS REs9E sss 'frsRs Fl. .R:
ELECTRICIAN. D C. and Nd; c4-hour
se.niss; nrspFOqt wiring repairs and new
II WIRSG fS? don. R oS2 81 sfr.
electrician; licensed and bonded. IL. tsfi.
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs, small JOB.
EfEcsTfFRisc III WIRING AN1 DSI REPAIRS, .m.l,
GH ksfseaR WIRING Ga hIeares RE soss sstr. outlets
repairs; ed houses specially, REGAL
fo rxTGRfs sg4a S. .ns n1s1 lsss
JoLLEs BROTHERS. IA. se7a ''e'-'
power work our speciality; We do anything
books r5{,s ssSpED and snshsa
ffISSSks ssNpfp DID,, SSp pI' k'EfIssIsHEp b,
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE. Rk.
FLOORS sANpEp and rehnished. cleaned
End waxsd' old a nooEs @ made ma, neT, Call nisht
waxed by TABLER's FLOOR. SERVICE,
Ma. o456; sats,, suns, nights. TIE, 1878.
FURNITURE REPAIR. cabinet work. free
pickup, end delivery in District and viein-
sTEwART PERIIca rafis GfS chuTeh sSfhFfriffd 1bff
FLOOR SANDING AND REF1NIsHiNG bv
PARKS BROS. For sound floor advice ana
free estimates without oblisation, cali Ii
HoHsE ss ALTHRAfHoNs TfTk THo;sstsfe fspstr. and
%sss',2S s:f es.Rslns sss5fRf Gan A0
abie price,. RoBERr ass seMsNo fMssIor @
s.,NP}N 5, MpTHt RsinisE; Nd Warneld 1905, sfs
rates Cali SUNDAYS any 'Ss Time! SnaoIs NssEdsgs
after 8 p m. WILLiNER, GE 5n5a
PAINTING AND PAPER HANeTNG--work
PAINTHNGn PhPER a9ss aaNGfSMG, M 9s Il d,s.,ps-
tive and decorative eolors Also general
consrsctipss co =. i.sso PAUL PoLoKoFF' D1. 4s7I
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Is
years year experience. Best Of references.
PAINTING. PAPERING, Kem-Toninr and
roof painting, ia. S2as go
PAINTING AND PAPERNG-white ms-
H. c. Hickerson, LU. 5139 3O'
general genera - repairs reliable whit, mechanics;
Mr.. R1bSNouR SUR Ho. eso sls7 genera '0ntras6or so
PAINTER, PAPERHANGER; floors sand.d.
Free estimates. co. Sa4q. -2S
PAINTING. PAPERING, KEN -roNrNG-
ana dr sesGise aeK eoI ESrk gasTan.ssd
PAINTING AND DECORATING. tntsr,o.
and exterior. roof painting: free est can
oct ana D m, Mr., GARCIA. DI s17a.
fCn-xs-,,-S - -. --------------s1
Evening star., 1946-07-24
Fer Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES

GAS WATER HEATER, 90, 80, 40 gal
automatic no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate installation D. A
STANSBURY. Ii 1929
ACCOUNTANT = Social Security, income
saxes snas MEG hooks stayed 6R 6sPt part time
CANNING PEACHEs-Larse Elbertss. di-
rect from orchard, S3fb per buShel
Church, Va. 90 yards west OF Old Do
minion Railroad, Routes % and 2l1. .2S'
SPECIAL MEETING-Plasterers and Ce-
ment Fntshers' Local No. 96, 1924 New
Jersey ave. NV, Thursday. July %, 1916:
wages and agreement. IRWIN TAYLOR,
Secretary 25F
Evening star., 1946-07-24
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught IA
20 lessons, Improvising and transposinE.
Aforementioned studio. Mr. NEWMAN,
.06 9 ST. NV. NE 1900 or RA. $500
DRIVING NsTRICTIoS-Duai control
OF WASHINGTON NC, Nj I432
BEAUTY OPERATORS SEIDED-Modsrr
training m all subjects; day, night and
part-tlme classes get our free Catalogue
AAsELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
2. G. reouirements and GI training. l34o
n. Y. ave. NE. T77s, estab 1918
EASY METHOD DRIVER TRAINING. dual
controlled cars, professional instructors;
psrklng q specially; permits secured. 2T01
STEsoGRAPHlC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresheY
courses in shorthand typtng, Bookkeeping, 7,
somptomster. all secretariai subjects. Est,
Ts.s,r. is yT: aeeresi.eds ApprSysa GI school
insairs insa nov, Ma 2S3s. BOYD SCHOOL,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culturs,
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for Gl training WARFLYNN BEAU
~ COlIEGE. I2ln @ 81. nv DI / 7R2
Evening star., 1946-07-24
MOTOR TRAVEL,
sHARE-ExPENsE PLAN. Los Angel

Chicago; low rates. all cities, cars daily,
refs. exch 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
- o5.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes transportation to
Florida. Have drivers license Phone AT.
1852 81.
LEAVING FOR MISSOURI Aug. 10th: can
axe | or 2 passengers. GIL 82a5 -25
GOVT. MAN driving to Waycross, Ga.
either a26 or 1/21: room for , or 3 per
sons. Shepherd 1918 in daytime "a.
TWO LADIES desire ride to Oklahoma
City or vicinity. Glebe 400, Ext i 80.
PASSENGER. party Of 3 or 4, to and
WA. s516
DRIVING TO ATLANTIC CITY Thursday
evening. can take 1 passengers Cali ME-
1895, Wednesday after : pm
WANTEp-MAN TO DRIVE Ford 1910
! am sotng By train. OR. o612.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
SITUATIONS MEN and woMsh.

COUPLE, colored, wish position as ghw:
no driving; live in; refs. Call CHI. 5573.
%"
AVAILABLE after August 12-Young man
and wife, with training and experience as
restaurant and school managers. will ac-
cept reasonable offer in hotel or restau-
rant anywhere in U. s. A.. 30 long as we
work together: will furnish references.
Call MRS. HOLTz, Ho. 1858, IL to 3
Evening star., 1946-07-24
HELP MEN and woMEh tcon,. /,

sALEsPEORLE, experienced, hats, dresses
corsets, stationery. lamps, upholstery, yard
goods; excellent opportunities for alert per-
sons: permanent positions; 5-day week
apply. THE HECHT CO, personnel once,
End floor; ST. at 7th NV. Pa
wife for g.h.w.;. quarters, board and small
salary; no children. EN-. 2616. "a
SECRETARY for ONCE of naval attathe
must speak English and Spanish fiuently;
typewriting required: $500 monthly for
three months DE c12n- ors
Evening star., 1946-07-24
EMPLoYMENI SERVICES.
- BUSINESS

PERSONNEL MGR, s5,a0oi Industrial
expr only: references. Mr. Day thew OPEN
ms ms hourlyl; Ma. $3.50. PERSONNEL.
ACCOUNTANT, sr., S300 tmale). expert
snee -opprty.; oookkeepers, several. S46-
$50 wk. up: secretaries, several, S45-s5o
wk.; typists, several, $40 wk Ediphons
operator. Bethesda, S45 teletype operator,
exper, $40. service station sttd, $40 yk;
dozens of other interesting OPENINGS You
yrs. MA 2I19 PERSONNEL SERVICE,
l3ll q. Next TO church.
ACCOUNTANT elk. ffl 81, 600 must type
last, excel. future; P, B. K operator ex-
pertenee, sl7b: receptionistS, several, $50
$50 wk typists, beg and expr S3b-S4o
wk. up: new openings every few min
utes. rs years experience; always welcome
See Mas Evans or Miss Black az BoYDS.
333 r. Ma 233S
STATISTICAL TYPIsTS, S175 Gemale).
several interesting openings; receptionist,
clerks, S35 vk. up: bookkeepers ~. start
45-S5O up; p. B. x. operators, clerks, etc
needed nolrly See Miss knight only, Pm
2n"-B PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G..
SPANISH TEACHER. 50 500: nr. D G.:
live on campus. Nj, Byrd PERSONNEL
SERVICE. l3l G. Next TO church.
DOMESTIC.
COLORED-HOME. HOTEL and industrial
help: RILEYS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
l4o1 You st. NV, Suite 300 co. 0733.
references. 90
Evening star., 1946-07-24
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times soc per line
5 to times consecu-
times or longer con-
secutiveiy 25c
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices, SC per line
additional.
Situations Wanted
tins ----------------2 27c per line
times
times
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line -------- 40c
Out-of Town Rate is charged on all
advertising rs miles or more from
Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Orders TO insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by IL pm. the night
before; for The Sunday Star by 4
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-07-24
LINCOLN DRUG co.
7th and O Sis. NV.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
Iocoted throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1946-07-24

CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1946-07-24
DOMEhIIl
PERSONAL,

COL0RED-HOME. HOTEL and industr
help RILEY'S EMPLOYMENT AGENc
l4o1 You ST. NV, Suite 300. co. OF,
Evening star., 1946-07-24
STENOGRAPHER

- tssN sNoNI n ~ IA Il IA
plea sing PERSONAL
ing salary regulB
pleasant surround
conditions. REM
1915 l. St. NV, M
/ STESOGRAPHER
general secretarial
only, giving age,
peCted, to w. n.
POSI- Wilson blvd
STENOGRAPHFR;
EN- pioyment offc
HOTEL, 200 WoI
STENOGRAPHERS
4u-hr. week no Sa
plan permanent;
vantageS. includln
tion and surgica
bldg GOOD salar
dept D1 1900, Of
II " between 93i
4 . m
STENOGRAPHER,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-19

Miss Garden, who recently spoke
at Lincoln University, Jefferson
City, Mo-, has 70 her credit q long
background Of community service
as director Of Halle q. Brown
house.
The guest speaker at the WOm-
ems Day tea at 5 p. m, will be
Mrs. A. J. Mcclure, chairman Of
the Minnesota United Nations com
mittee, who will present "Ninori-
ties and the United Nations" a.
her subject.
All activities during the day win
be in charge Of the women Of the
church, who, according 70 Rev. B.
". Moore, are preparing an out
standing program.
Mrs. Villa Nae Barrier IL general
chairman. Mrs. Jessie Coleman.
Mrs. Birdie Jones and Mrs. Hazel
Allen are in charge Of publicity.
Other committees consist Of:
music, Cora Moore and Bertha
King; finance, CeTtPuds Boldly,
Magic Jenkins, and Emma W0-
llama; committee on tea arrange
msnta, Eva Neal, Rosa Mahan, and
Clara Turner.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-19
Mystery Man"
Comes to Aid
OF Ballard

An unidentified man who acted as
a Good Samaritan" to Stanley
Ballard, 3O16 Chicago Ave, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the Minneapolis
Musicians Association, late Mon
day night, was being sought by
Ballard this week.
Ballard is in Swedish hospital
with fractures Of both legs, after
falling Monday night from a tele-
phone pole adjoining the associa-
ton offices at 81 Glenwood Ave.
Accidentally locked in the Offices
while he was working late Monday,
Ballard tried to climb down the
telephone pole located just outside
q second story window. He lost
his hold and fell 70 the ground.
Ballard, contacted Wednesday at
Swedish hospital, said he lay on the
ground for about twenty minutes
before he was able 20 attract the
attention Of motorists on the street.
The first party who came 10 his
aid promised to summon an ambu-
lance, but according 20 Ballard, no
ambulance came, and he continued
to shout for help.
A second mot0Tist, attracted by
his cries, also promised 70 call an
ambulance, but again Ballard said
no ambulance came.
An hour after his fall. an I'M
identified Negro heard Billiards.
cries, came TO his aid, and not only
summoned an ambulance but re-
turned with H.
Ballard said Wednesday that he
wants 10 find out the name Of the
Good Samaritan" whom he would
like TO have call him at Swedish
hospital. Atlantic 0413.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-19

RrOes were beaten. and there IL
suspicion that Mt least one person
was killed. J. T. Hall. wealthy
Negro undertaken, was arrested
and lodged In jail on election day.
Because Of fear II was almost i'm
possible 20 obtain information from
any colOTed person regarding the
election day incidents.
In Canton. twenty-five miles
from Jackson. well known
farmer, who IL often dsputlEed
for Law enforcement duties when
anything happens involving Ne
KToes, stationed himself At one
0f the polling places armed With
o heavy club. When the FIRST Ne
gro, q WeII.knOwR business man
and property owner, appeared To
vote, the farmer began beating
him with the club bat the man
managed 20 escape after Tecsiy-
ing q few blows. The news spread
rapidly over the town and no
other Negroes attempted 10 20
90 the polls, bot generally stayed
In their homes and OF the street.
In MeCOmb. q city In the south
eTn section Of the state, much In
the news recently because Of OPP
position Of eolOred people 20 the
location by the Veterans Admin.
istTati0n 70 locate an all-eolOred
veterans hospital there, q 77.year-
old eolOred man, Tegistsred and
qualified by exemption from poll
tar, was the first % attempt 20 10
10 the polls. Met by q group Of
men, he was stopped, threatened,
arrested and charged with attempt
ing 10 shove one Of the men on the
sidewalk. Following this incident,
no other eol0rsd persons attempted
10 20 10 the polls.
A. PFsatiss, WhsTe the Prentiss
Normal and Industrial Institute
n located, after . few Negroes
vent 10 tie ballot boz, the vOtinG
place was moved A. the new
place those WhO came near were