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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, Kept,
tax neRorts msRy erse
sshser, 81 5: A. N s.: 6''; 10 yrs: i- e1peri-
sonnel Experience: DESIRES postion sns in Or
Emerson 5113 all day Sunday or after 6
ARMY OFFICER, ambitious, recently sepa-
rated. wants responsible position 80, mar
ried, with two children: has LII. B. degree;
s years experience at general Office work.
B BookkfEFSEk:' e. experienced: s7s WEE Week.
SEkIIfiED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT G.
states q. ex-Army major Finance
tR ade esrss
accountant with commercial or industrial
n ssary or ssoao pRe' aoa aS stan Min
general ofdce work; competent. Box i45-V,
COOK, colored. wants part-time job of any
kind from to pm. TR. Os5s after 2
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. consulting. de-
sign, specifications; 25 yrs exper.; reg
istered professional; 30-hr. wk Box ~
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE. teletype,
radio. extensive experience, veteran, sober.
desires position with substantial organiza-
non' With ADEQUATE wage for self and wife.
EIEvAToR.sHWa;ITcHBoARD operator, ca
ea esS'fS EcHzD oE NJ n sss ssh
Ex-ARMY OFFICER, 27. married. one
Child, CPA, B. S. degree in accounting
finance, total 7 years experience in public
tion work, desires position with future as
assistant to executive Of business firm or
fSERSEasPn Rez stoT oFr1crR With
years of varied experience in radio field
seeks position as engineer or sales snsineer
FLOORS sANDED, made, light, beautiful
TAI CITY FLOOR SERVICE. RA. $3.50.
HOUsEMAN- COOK, white, middle aged,
high-type, with bachelor or guesthouse; no
ar Bos sov fs sta or part "e
MAN, colored, wishes part-time Job, porter
91 99r d sdishWasher, pm. to IL midnight Ii.
MAN. colored, ,g.h. cleanins,- paintwork.
rug TTgs' sstn EndoEs da and out) floor waxins
MECHANIC wishes to become a salesman;
both automobile and Industrial, also owned
; ton with local or national concern, 210
" Tsn Grsengay blvd; Falls Church, Va. 2l'
Tsas-pT3sss; free est. ia: 1870. Is.
ss III I sesa sSas sfeer %1yaa Dm or fem0rs.sa 49,
PR0oFREADER. experienced, nonunion.
~shts .rdnts Part-Inmae na " weSrk, nights or Week
RADIOS and electrical appliances. auto
TSdiSs tNesn sDS speSs1l5y cal Mr. RAAvEY
SALESMAN, real estate, wishes position, 5
m to II m: daily: very good sales record.
Box I4S-V, Star.
SELLING FIELD PREFERRED-Returned
veteran, 30, experienced in wholesale and
specially selling; also 4 years experience
In material control and cost accounting.
VETERAN, colored. desires Job as bell boy.
Call Adams 1921.
VETERAN, colored, desires work in bakery
as general helper. Box 137-V, Star. 49,.
VETERAN, colored, 26 years old. reliable,
wishes to resume work of prewar days as
mechanics helper; did complete overhaul
GET YOUR HEDGE TRIMMED, get your
yard cleaned up. NATHANIEL JAMES,
1922 S st. NV, CO. $500.
AFTER FIVE YEARS with the Government
l can no longer be held by IA draft clas-
slf1cation: seek opportunity to use initia-
tive, willing to work as much as l 5 hours
q day Il future is good. I am 27, married.
Box 413-T. Star. -21
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COOK, colored. part-time, all around
Or sandwich. NE. 9675, GUSSIE.
TILL coloTed, expsr., days work; S5 and
GIRL. colored, wants work by the day.
esII n1nday II saa aad Saturday s6 and cardiare.
GIRL, colored, neat, desires evening or
night work of any kind, AD 5T35.
GikL, colored, exp, wants job as maid
or af,sn waitress; no Sunday work. NO. 7s22
SlRi SI s1.i 1TisEEs DOMESTIC WORK. Can
Girl colored, wishes sh work. Franklin
GIRL. colored, desires part-time night
SasFirl dishxasher @ S PR r. ss5s 81 shar~o9an' ai
experienced. wishes personal
laundry to. do at home. Tel. AT. $500
MAID, colored, will cook and do g.hw:
refs; adults: live in. Adams 1899, 92I
Westminster st. NV.
NAN Ma desires Job housekeepins and cook
ing aT for sSos small family or housekeeping only.
NuRsEMAID, experienced; live in, other
neip employed; references required. Call
WOMAN. colored, wants laundry or g.h.w.
IK 1855, 20S 10th st. Sc.
WOMAN, colored. experienced cook and
general houseworker, desires full-time Job !;
rel $50 Sth st. NV. RE. 1912. 49,
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as dish
washer or general kitchen helper; days
q week or s days week; no Sun. Call
WOMAN. colored. experienced, for general
housework' nice salary. Box 379-S. Star.
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REPAIRS end sERVIcEs.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: fsctory-trained ia mechanics.
ofH asehnss HE oRp neuTs BOND az bas asss
ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
ollie, and adjusted. All work guaranteed
Re; 1157. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. machines, refrie-
orators. We specialize on all makes; "a
SITo afHF serEasf Is spscialuinr in Brake
ehacient Service. 1s4o Montana ave. ne,
BHkIckktaYERs on hand at all times. so No
wors. yS - II HfERni2S H Il. doIDsTE1N. D1fe TR.
BRIGKwoRK in Al its branches: brick
CAMERA t'ssM1 ehGni sFrAiRrSSs IL Ssio Call rnLna L.
d,ALBERT, INC, National 4712, SIS 10th
sARPENTKx. painting, general remodel
1st class MECHANICS, work guaranteed.
48PnN4Tysk5isS Go3PMAN Ho 5as5 r.na,r vor. p.
screens. sash. etc -sH. 4e35. ri :
open : days a week. s51o Ga. Ave. NV,
between BE- ,x Park I'd and Newton go
i For a'si sssmsss s7s %
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process:
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home, For estimates call MR..
CLOCKS REPAIRED. domestic, foreign.
spring. weight and electric: prompt serv-
ice, work guar. MYERSoN's CLOCK
RA. 27b1 or EX. 5720..
ELECTRICIAN, day and nisft serv.. hre-
srns trinidad TsHsFs 4sis 81 spd olas 9sv
ELECTRICIAN, veteran: outlets installed
and repaired; old and new homes wired;
reasonable. Ii. 4911. 30
ELECTRiCIANS to do any kind Of eiec-
trical work at reasonable price. Call. WA.
1896 or TR. 1880. A.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in, all subjects; day. night and
MAsEILE HaNouR Isl scHooL. @ spproveS saSens for
p G. requirements and GI. training. 1340
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
body fender man in daily want ads
Put in few hours weekly learning metal
work, welding. painting. etc. Chance for
high wages or your own business Write
for free information. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING, Box 353-R, Star 19s
HAWAIIAN OR SPANISH GUITAR, private
lessons; reasonable: instrument furnished
without charge AID. 1896. l to pm 81
LAKE SCHOOL-Pittman and Gregg short
hand. Beginners and advanced. Individ-
uai instruction. Speed dictation. Start
any evening and prepare for exams. 634
woodward Bldg. DI lila. 19s
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY will
personally instruct a limited number of
students in portrsiture retouchings. print
ing. airbrush, abrasion-tone and special
color; full use of studio, day or evenings.
al sGlck 4 REVIEW VIEW COURSE in shorthsnd. msa
typewriting. bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes: New classes now starting Enroll
az BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F st. Ma 233S
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14th st. NV. MI 955S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation: 5
days and nights each week, Special for
competitive exams.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
3313 14th st. NV. MI. 955S: est "a yrs
Thousands successfully prepared, Let us
prepare you for civil service,
Evening star., 1946-03-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LONG TRIPS and sightseeing. Call WO.
~ s156' 56' 9,la am. Bethesda. Chevy Chase
DRIVING to Winston-Salem, N. c., Wed
nignt' share expenses. Call Decatur
EXPERIENCE DRIVER viii drive to Cali
fornia- Can leave March %: wages to be
expenses: party to furnish car. Call MI
6606 -ot
DRIVING 1e40 Chev. Los Angeles, Thurs.
2lst: share expenses; take two Ma 1864
20s
WILL BE glad to share expenses and driy-
ing Tor transportation for two to Florida
can leave any time. RUBIN. Elk. 063s. .
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PERSONAL.

ior vocal nssionafls known EssshnE EessheF
ea sffsG s0F FHoIoaRApHY done e. all
sssaz5s sai%s 5sss for dstaii4 EIk%Y SsS PhoISa
cHILDREN,s PHOTOGRAPHS, weddings
rennions: l different poses, $40: others to
ssns n ea done for os $40 shd4s no os o
esders es1s taken for corde bags, SIS up. North
DID you KNOW Roper" will pay M .
hi high Inta cash price for your old automobile.
DREssMAKISG AND ALTERArroNs-
Equipped for, prompt service. Dresses.
EnaEb Eng to opms4y qnasF a alsS Firth
E1acutips EF1ao F. St ,sogw NV Room 90 Telephone
EXPERT E1aeEis1s HOS HOSIERY REPAIRING, s.s,,
Msss,aradn Sssy,ee; AL types hose. lis l1th St
HiGaEsT MsShRs1oh Prices PAID for diamond. 's and
sHfss eo lss ssnsis ss
HOUSEWIVES = We specialize in cleaning
fas ooR sERveH fofs RR ssas pnKa al Ts M G
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK-Reliable wake
UP service. For information call AT. 2Os0.
MOTION PICTURE 1s-mm sound protector
ana equipment with service OF operator for
hire for all occasions. 602 Pa. ave. Sc.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
and boarding, nursery through 9th grade:
transportation furnished daily throughout
washington wa 81 eaa and suburbs. s4o1 Georgia
PHONE shsraERD $3.50, ask for Mis-,
Wright. II you are in need Of loar up tt
$500 on YOUR signature
PLEASANT private home in Hyattsville can
accept infants under l year; babies re-
celve loving attention. experienced care;
sly hSs Sa un9n s3nbss l54 and
NAVY iEWELRY SHOP. 7s7 sth tn st. Hss s.s.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lfsh. .self-confidence, freedom from self
consclousness, French conversation; private
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness piles, colds. fiu or. or other ' ali.
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Lady naturopath, 20 years expert
ense' sNS nNG n shargs nSowSN 81 2Ssb. ,s,r.. :,
George c. Behney please call L. 1862 or
write Box 171-V, Star. 21s
PIANIST, excellent sight reader, fine ac-
rant concert work WINSTON, AID siao.
NURSES AvALABLE-'The Interracial
Nurses Registry; trained, practical or un-
dergraduates; never closed. AT 2709.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in purchasing a
desirable to 5 acre homesite in the gentle,
rolling hills of the hunt club section Of Po-
WANTED-Lessons, evening, French con-
TiHHsSftos pHOTOs OF oY YOUR BABY sfi in your home:
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
childs own environment. For appoint
msnt; call Ho 472o. day or evening. -25
I!!I EXPERI s,sI, TAILoRING-Men,s and wom-
lay Emerson 3315 TAILOR l.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RTJSINESg

PAUL B. LEWIS. formerly with the Atlas
employment Agency, is now associated
with the CLENDENING AGENCY, INC,
nE 4eug !S3 st. NV. 10
Law STENOG. So, 800 a.. Patent law
otf1ce, perm, real future, progressive Arm
Personnel secretary-stenog, 5-day week
LOO applicants daily for current openings.
Free REGISTRATION. Oldest agency in D. c.
~ years exper. For the better positions
ment sec , E0YDlS, 1889 F. MA 234O.
BOOkkEEPERS fD. $50 week UP. full
charge, expr. many interesting openings
public acct. office, $40: bookpr., payroll
eIefki f ao S45; typist I0l beg. and exp, S35
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV.
MA. 60SS
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sJTUATIoNs WoNrN fc.,,l

STENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires
437-S, Star. Ia
WOMAN: eelored. wants days work. Phon.
Decatur 1868. 141S 9Th st. NV.
or night, some experience, Is typist-re-
s csPtIonist Write Box 168-y. Star IL
WnLIiNG-kESEARCH position wanted by
young woman with newspaper. radio expe-
rience. Capitol Hill, news, research Or
sanization; College graduate, economies
YOUNG GIRL wishes evening position, do.
mestic type. or elevator and switchboard I'd
operator. Please call after o'clock, NO
WANTED-Cae Of convalescent or In.
salia, S30 wesk week, Nursing experience. Call
Evening star., 1946-03-19
HOME iMP. coMPANIEs tcenf. II

PANIING, DECORATING, papering, 0oor
work Euarapteed; white mechanics: free
estimates. dILBERT d HAMILTON. estab-
lished 1925. AD. bI29. -29
making homes brighter For unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable rates. call
LUCAS, LUCAS 4 LUCAS, S23 Emerson st.
PAINTING. decorating, interior and ex-
terror: Al workmanship, prompt service;
sgMofHnl sGTk ofHHnalran,eed Gsi an le1g sa. "a
terms: free estimate NATIONAL install
LATION Co. $500 Wis. ave WI, 1900.
terisl. Repairing and remodelinr, as
bestos siding. roofing. w. D. TAYLOR,
Sligo 3942 evenings.
WATERPROOFING. all kinds. Waterproof
your basement now! Windows caulked, etc.
ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 3931 20s
Evening star., 1946-03-19

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. iasstone
porches and walks, chimneys, hreplaces.
r MARCUCCIO, Route 4. Horner's lane.
Rockville. Md. Telephone Rockville 348-J
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING coNIRACToRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
FLOORS sANIED. rennished. cleaned and
FLOORs sxNDED AND REFiNIsHED BY
FLooRs aoNG; sxNpRbb Rb ssfa1E41N,sHxn sf14 10 Years,
experience. Dustless. machines. White
MECHANICS. Reasonable prices. r.. L.
FLOORS SANDED and beautifully nm
ished. Call veterans floor service. LEM
& STARRING. AT. 4331. 26s
GLASS BLOCK installed for homes, stores,
restaurants, factories, porches, counters,
bathrooms, mantels and partitions.
Pamphlets furnished on request. RA.
iRoN WORK FIRE ESCAPES, stairs. rsil-
ings, window guards. gates. fences, doors,
tree and lawn guards; free estimates.
PuPoMNT M EQN WQRks; IA $7ee. 2ls
work tlight), plasterins, light hauling,
Easements cleaned, trash hauled away;
sHiSTiiSd. DEcoiATISSSGs.. KEM:roNE--
Let Let " Kem-Tons Zc1r hcms s. WSoSs S5s.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, large, and expert operator
available now MR. BOND. RE. 2737. 22s
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 st. NV. National
40a4.
Evening star., 1946-03-19

eUSiNESs oppokTUNlTlfs Gent I.
TAILOR SHOP: price. $4,000. Also laun-
dry and dry cleaning shop; price, $4,000.
"a: EBERMAN, RE. 0493; evenings. EN-.
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NURSERY-Exce1. opportunity for . man
to step into o going business: 6hz-acre
nursery. fully stocked with trees and
shrubbs, running fresh water stream on
health. Sacrifice at SI3,50O. For appt
call JOHN L. BISCHoFF. RE. 32l6. -19
SECURE BALTIMORE OFFICE phone
dress supplied, S5 per mo O'DWYER, II
8. Gay, Baltimore. Md. Lexington 3195.
Evening star., 1946-03-19

living room. bedroom and breaifast room ON
including rugs. linens. dishes. kitchenette,
Fo4 RSt s9d s.
FuEsN,,IiT5kE; idns,,i, walnut . secretary: excellent
FuRNITURE--10-piece high-grade dining
room suite. 6-pc twin mahog bedroom
suite with springs and mattresses, mahog.
chest of drawers and dressers. mahox. Gov.
Winthrop desk: mahog. console tables, lamp
tables and coffee tables. occasional tables
sets, mahog. bookcases. odd sofas. ape
sTsdit sSs plan; lincoln FuRSfTuRE' Co. g.
FuRNirukE1complete f11 M hsf Complete three-room apt.
including Kitchen eauipment; will sell all
FuRSTTUkE, miscellaneous; living rm.,
bsdrm & cheap Hobart 1912. 40
Al once ApplS s4is Moth I capitol e ST. soia
to $50 pm. today, or call MR.. SHANNON,
FURNiTURE-Parior suite and rug, refg.,
washing machine and mise furn.; nne con-
FuRNITERELaw V love sse se.s, &. wine w yel-
vet spring construction. Sl25: modern
istic sofa, modern material with green
set, double bed, vanity vanity bench. T nishs I
table and chest of drawers, S16b; one
Ersen hqssO99bscs psn9. oeeasiSnsi chair $40
size. size maple beds, at $3.50 each: 3o-inch
6-way floor lamps. $50: original Turkish
rug, $500; slip cover materials. / to 8
yards, 81 yd HOFFMAN, UPHOISTER-
ERs, 3l71 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. AID. 2I56.
FURNITURE BARGAINs-Atlas Furniture,
92l 9 st. NV, is cut-price store selling
only brand-new furniture at guaranteed
lowest prices. Studio couches, all inner
spring construction. sae SO; all,metal
table and 4 chairs, complete for S24;
walnut chest. sI4.e5: Hollywood beds.
complete with mattresses, 419.95; S-piece
bedroom group. complete with spring and
mattress, $39; large selection Of KroIl
delivery. Atlas has only one entrance,
which Is directly underneath the large
neon sign. For guaranteed best values.
be sure. you come to Atlas. Atlas Is one
Of Washtngton's oldest and largest cut
price houses and Euarantees the lowest
prices. Open evenings until p.m.,. Nom
days and Thursdays until 3 p.m. ATLAS
D1. 373s. DI. 373e.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALI PAINTING. PAPERING, TILE an
marble work, any kind, new or repair; sat
Lsfaction guar. LOMBARDO. HO. 723I
Evening star., 1946-03-19
DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS,

dulred and suf1cient experience. No trifier,
PE Rdssse; g Can HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker
AsisH spoMsNTHowN JEwELRY sroRraEqbi sroRaE21
essIsapsnsd esIsrsd ta and very profitable business
handle . $4,000 cash deal. Please do do mo-
ihs Boxes RE HARRY t. SRiEDM%Stss
.pRY 6fEANiNSai dii LAUNDRY pLANTan- MI
son;erad Moaern In H. every very respect snd, newl,
ness, This is q $500. 700 proposition 'sau, sns
should bs investigated only BY experienced
S4sss Ssas:a Harry in' fRnb.ss ssh s II
70, suY OR SELL your business mSi TO
you you eth the most in brokeraEe service: Ex
cSstes eitnss nots. ascasass anDs
ssss places Ali typss tnans,as of insarsnss 81 sns
aaToa aa co soa woodSard ssssss TISH sss
Poos. o .iss1ssss aoEsasAcK RIDING SCHOOL ai. r..
es vsfs spaaons homs sosIos p5Ss
home, strictly modern; 3 full and hal
baths: 234 acres; a mile west of Maryianc
yalsnt t0iSnads Ho 6s4s !sns With g. g S Sa
s;o|SM,isd is And sss5 GUEST HOUSE, exclusive
Bldg.: 2e rooms, completely firm: excel
Wa ssl! AoESsh sS1 satsasl RsaLFa F1a1orRs eo
untii aaSl Monroe Ss, Issl n;si NIL so4s Eyes
TAILOR sa0P AND DIR CLEANING. Il st
aass' sSion Several Ct oSss Sn
xGENTs WANTEbos g5ssi ossihssd s ss9s ssssse door
pivot-type hardware. Dealers wanted, on,
psnnsylvsnia, MARYLAND. virginia and Dis
IN M need Of this type of hardware In
any. any good carpenter. utilizins new OF ol;
1g1rs' nqS Write for particulars. =. v. SOUR
ineson suEn; 2s43 Wisconsin ave. NV. Wash
FOR sALE-.fa bowling alleys; must b,
can Mr.. FfEpIER, sos ". % Monument lite .t. e.
Baltimore I. Md. Vernon 4444.
lDELICATESSEN, $4,000 to $1,000 cast
business. Low rental. long lease, fnesl
equipment. $4,000, good viii and ix.
lures Stock. 81 for 81. Terms
Sef-serytce corner grocery, S220o Il
$1,000 weekly cash business $4,000
good Will and fixtures. Stock, 81 for 81
Business can be improved by liyeWire.
Corner grocery store. good transit loea.
ton. Business 81 900 weekly, can be i'm.
proved considerably BY liveWire. Low
vith stoef csii koGoDS So,k koY sooRoFr osSRodf!'
6S1 q. nv. National 1850 Or es74
s-1o
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

fair and impartial jury on the is
sue of sanity as much as he was
to have such a jury on the merits
of the charge, the decision states.
Decision granting the new trial
will be final June 25th, with the
prosecution having the right to
appeal in the meantime. The case
will be retired in the next term
Of the Jones County Circuit Cou-
TT, which begins October 7th.
Charged with rape Of a white
woman whose only identification
Of her assailant was that he had
kinky hair and wore a sweatshirt
MCGEE was convicted, according to
Gro officials, on the basis Of an
unbelievable tale of rape with out
waking a child in the same bed.
another in the same room and a
husband in the next room He was
given a brief sanity trial at which
only laymen testified and senten-
ced on the same day to death in
the electric chair. Appeal Of the
verdict brought an automatic stay
of execution.
Full resources of the Civil rights
congress will be modified for the
defense of MCGEE.
by the Columbia Recording Corp.
mt will be released during the next
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
DORIS NEWLAND AND
ARTHUR B. McCAW TO
ASSIST THE O. P. A.

OMAHA, June 10, 1916 A whisp
of a colored girl put her IFS lbs.
against a dam to help stem the
rising tide of initiation.
She is Doris Newland. daughter
of Mrs. Myrtle Collier, 29O8 Frank
lin ST., who this week returned to
the ranks Of the District OPA
office in Omaha after receiving
her Bachelor of Arts degree in
Sociology at Bennett College. in
Greensboro, N. c.. where she fin
ished a four-year curse in three.
Miss Newland interrupted her
college year in 1913 to serve with
the OPA in controlling prices and
when allied victory was imminent.
she left to complete her education.
She said she couldn't resist re-
turning to OPA at this critical
time in order to have the opportu-
nifty to serve my people in the
fight against rising prices.
When initiation hits, if price
control goes, my people will num-
Der among the first victims.
People with fixed incomes, in
all races, will suffer untold hard
ships if price control is wrecked.
my studies have made me very
conscious of the social chaos which
would result from another depres-
sion. Only by maintaining the eco
nomic security of the nation with
price control can my people. and
other people, continue to share in
the good things of life"
Miss Newland pointed out that
if people pay no more than top
ceiling prices, they give the little
fellow a chance to get his fair
share of scarce commodities.
Although Miss NewIand is a slip
of a girl, her ambitior< are gi-
gantic. When OPA's battle is Won
perhaps in a year., she plans
to return to college to work for
a Masters degree in psychiatric
social work. The determined CLEAN
in her eyes reflects her hopes for
a electorate some day.
Miss Newland is not alone
among her race in the battle
against initiation. Edwin r. Moran
District OPA Director, has announ
ced the appointment Of Arthur B.
McCaw, Boys Work Secretary of
the Omaha Urban League, as the
racial representative to the ON
aha downtown Community Infor-
nation Panel of the Price Control
Board. Since his appointment OPA
Investigators have surveyed the
North Oath Street area for viola
tons.
McCaw called on all citizens to
cooperate with the governments
battle against initiation by report
ing any overcharges to the local
Board. He said he would gladly
assist any compliments in MAX
ing such a report.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22
NEW TRIAL FOR MCGEE

NEW YORK, N. Y.-The Sup
rene Court of Missippi yester-
day ordered a new trial for Will
lie MCGEE. 80 year old Negro of
Laurel, Miss. who was under a
death sentence for alleged rape
of a woman. The unanimous
decision of the Supreme Court
followed an appeal by the Civil
Rights Congress through its at
torneys headed by Forrest b.
Jackson of Jackson, Miss. The
Congress hailed the decision as
a great victory and announced it
is making immediate preparations
for the new trial.
In an opinion prepared by judi
ge Virgil A. Griffith. the court
held that, because MCGEE was en-
titled to a change of venue at the
time of the original trial. he is
now entitled to a new trial in ar
atmosphere and with an opportu-
nit that will permit and will not
paralize the development Of the
cas-
Original verdict in the case
which would have sent MCGEE to
the chair on January 7th. was ap-
pealed by Javkson on the grounds
that he was hurried to conviction
under pressure of mob and race
hysteria. Public feeling in Laurel
where the crime was alleged to
have been committed and where
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-22

mOnLn.
The first new Basic Platter,
slated for release June IL, paired
Lazy Lady Blues and High Tide
two diversified selections that
show off the Incompatible Basic
rhythms to excellent advantage.
Lazy Lady Blues was penned by
Leonard Feather. the noted Jazz
critic and composer, and serves as
an ideal vehicle for the voice Of
Jimmy Rushing. The flipover, Of
High Tide, is a unique Basic or
iginal which the Count has been
highlighting in his current stage
presentation at the Roxy Theatre
featuring the ensemble playing of
trumpet, clarinet and tenor sax in
the opening and closing choruses.
The Counts long-awaited wax
ing of Irving Berlin's Blue Skies
which also features Jimmy (Mr.
Blues) Rushing, will be released
early in July with Avenue c. as
its plattermate.
Basic will hold over for a fourth
week on the Roxy stage through
June 81, his fast moving show
having won the plaudits o fcritics
and the public alike.
Upon concluding at the Roxy,
the Count will embark upon a
month of one niters and then re-
turn to Manhattan July 25 to
open a four week stand at the
Aquarium Cafe on Broadway in
his first local nitery appearance
in more than a year and a half.