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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-09

The YMCA has more than TO-
600 branches in 60 countries, with
a membership Of more than 2,000,-
900.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

LIQUOR AND GROCERY. D. G S self
,sryce ,aTor mar market d9ing well eyer s3n4o
KIND, RE. 4o34; Sun, Mr.. Cohen, RA
donH well over cash saiss MsPksf WsekT
income producins property. stock and
farms osred cs NIB u snTG,H onahe
sun, M Cohen. RA. 500.
I HAVE SPECIALIZED in business and ad:
ministration problems. ircludino taxos fol
smoll businessmen. If you are conslderinG
TO consult M WITHOUT char~e or VI g obI,ss1 f,s
ticn to determine the hest selling terms.
DUc to tn" far tNat some coHco"r~
ma'v ether factors Ir1t cn.er RIO tro
hn~lne Of brsin-ss, I VIII act in tho ca
NHc +" OF hrc,."r AID acco0rtan' in
No charge to i,--ost'"ato .Tnto~-.,ews bv
a-noi'rmont, AUeorY HA,fPToN' By "E
rs. rs Biokcr and Public Accountant DI,
DEIICATESsEN with soda fountain serves
lunch; plnball machine, all modern fix
lures: excellent income, long lease: store
and and :. rms s, bath apt: rent onln SIS per
quick sale, S10,5O0 Terms.
!, Beauty shor-Busy NV. section: 6
COSTUME e%srG hande
vel, well. established. st t4 Price $4,000 Other
Rooming house business with property
and, fire regulations; we'll furnished and
GOOD good, income leaving first floor for owner;
newly painted. $1,000 handles.
Guest house-Very exclusive. % rooms.
baths, oil heat, a beautiful place: 81 100
monthly inc. Only $4,000: terms
Boarding house-Has 15 very nice
rooms, completely furn,; rent. Sl35; in
come quoted 1000 monthly Price
81 900; terms. KEACH s PURCELL.
Brokers. o20 10Th st. NV. FX 3011
GROCERY. self-service. fully euurped
thickly populated section: weekly business
over SoloO: about $500 stock; price
S"O.Cn0 Will sell this Week
Barber shop. busy section good bust
ness: rent. S125. incl. a lovely ,-rm. ant
Price, Sl,SCo if sold Monday. Don't
9, Dr. Dr., cleaning. NV. monthly business
81 600. Can be improved by new owner
Only $4,000. all cash
Beauty parlor, upper nth st NV . nice
preed y ea9lpped; 3p plenty OF business low rent
Delicatessen and grocery; weekly bus-
ness. SlooG; equipped and stocked
Valet shop. downtown; fully, equipped
S1b!illties: E!l Business now $4,000 mo,
u Liquor. beer and food: one. o, the best:
mostly bar business low rent. long lease:
mo. business over $1,000; alr-conditioned
$4,000 will handle. THURM & SILVER,
S0S 10th st. NV. ma. 9654.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting: Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1879 F St MA 1888
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
90 lessons. Improyising and transposInIg 81 E;
MR.. NEWMAN, 1906 G st. NV. Me. 400
q CIvfi III SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
33l3 14th st. NV. MI 955S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg: speed dictation; D
DAYS and nights each week; special for
CiviL SFRvICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
33l3 l4th ST. NV, MI. a55S-Estab. "a
years-Thousand successfully prepared
Let US prepare you for civil service. 22-
PIANO LESS0NS-Beelrners and ad-
rsnced by student of Viennese masters:
ence: reasonable. NE. 26l4;
$40; night and day classes. 3337 Conn.
rLAY rr.xo fT and compose in 3 months. m'H
specialist in voice training. MI. 2Ol:I. =! :
FRENCH GENTLEMAN with liCenciate S
diploma experimental offers private les
sons French conversation. grammar: classic
Latin in snd Grsek acceptation t9 be a
write j. P. D.. l7l2 18th. st. NV, The
Santa Rosa" Apartment /. Washing ton,
CELESTIAL NAVIGATION and coastal
piloting, tausht. Licensed instructor. In
,divlduaal instrpctoon; groups preferred;
sfHuTT sIGtr T|Ssn5dafsA oPfRAroks sTFpEp-Moasern
training in, all subjects: DAY. night and
MAeELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
.. c. requirements and GI training. 1340
n Y. ave. ME. 777s: estab. 1918.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

REFRIGERATION REPAIRS, Leonard, Kel-
yersals and all belt-drlven makes. AT
7117. Nights and holidays, HI. 23s2.J
REFRIGERAToRs, all kinds repaired and
overhauled also washing machines. OIL.
RooFNG-CoNGREss ROOFING CO.
guttering, spouting and root painting, For
iree estimates on az roof repairs. call ia
ROOFING, TIMING. roof painting. re-
ROOFING AND SIDING. JGhns-Manyille
With custom made cabinets; long terms.
FhA' free estimates GATES CONTRACT
iTG 4 Eviof Go; OIL or ZOO; Hcur nrsn., vono,,.,
binds Cleaning, repaintine, recording,
repairing. retaplng. Pick UP and delivery
Estimates without obligation. Woodley
SEWING MACHINEs-Guarant repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiling. 81
SONS CO District 1900
SIGSSGeld RSyD leS{ lettering specially
pan ssfsfsepoa f aH suar LoMBARDo g. Nj
1Gif TlIE he kGpAiRIN ,a eyes and new installations
by returned veterans, =. years experience.
ARMANI a n \, 81 bRos, 6 IA: 1000, 20
Our 36th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO, II. 00So.
YpEwRIILkS cleaned oiled and aa-
IpSted Al x9Tk Hy gHayanteed NJ Re ll77
USED CAMERAS norgnt and sold. FULLER
4 a'ALBERI; INC. SIS 10th st. NV
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
3 fl. wide and it. long Have your blinds
:Rl9e RRH5SuTnA ms}ned se'H MAsa1NsToN sAApE
AWNiNGG co G4,il nth nv DU t'tnd. 600
cleaned, walls and WOODWORK cleaned,
floors cleaned and waXed, work euaran-
tetd; any size Job RE :5371. DISTRICT
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 9l4 q pl. n W.
BACK IN BUSINESS and dec
Grating; specializing in porch and garden
furniture. RALPH NJ. ROGERS, 81. :'435.
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations
small Jobs especially. call iO. SO o. DAVID
JAMES, lll9 Clifton ST. NV.
WE USE lOU'r pure white lead for exte-
rlor work. interior decorating and roof
painting. Home. NO. 6?4s; office, co,
RADIO DEALERS. ATTENTION-Radio and
elcCNlcal appliance repairs. wor k done by
experts any make; guaranteed; reason
able; transmitterS and receivers installed
and maintained. OR. 1907. IA. 0S'97. ~ :.
GET YOUR GRASS CUT. Will take care OF
lawns weekly co Stt'tD -,
Evening star., 1946-04-21
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOVT. EMPLOYE driving to San Francisco
soon Can take :, passengers, WO. $685.
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR. y. S. Army,
to be dschareed May -, will drive your
car to Calf Leaving = or -. in eXch.
:, GOVT. ENGINEERS driving to Ashevllle
axe three congenniai passengers; refer
er,-s exohanccd Boz i0l "A Star.
rUSINESSWOMaN. driving Mani ea"iY
= :" with house trailer, wants PASS. for
Nal remuneration; ref. nee Box sc,
-.vRr DE GRACE RACES and retGrn
daily, take party of four or five. Lincoln
:. LADIES desire ride to Asheville, N. C,
-, April. Phone District l4S1
DRIVING to Los Angeles first of week
can take passengers references eX. IA
Evening star., 1946-04-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

lunch and soda fountain; weekly business
800; beautiful living quarters. cheap
rent Price. Sl0,50o, complete with stock,
A good buy for couple. I~f
Large super market-Weekly business
So 900 to $1,000; beautiful and modern
equipment; same owners for Is years.
Marvellous opportunity for TWO or three
partners S35 900 down re0ired
Groceries and meats-Weekly business
5000. mostly cash, nice living quarters,
cheap rent. g-year lease; short hours, no
Sunday Price SIG,50n. complete with
large inventory and truck. Good oppor-
tl.nty for two partners Gail KOCOD q
BOOKOFF, 6Jl st. NV. National 1853
or 1914. %
COLORED-RESTAUR with beer; do;
ing $1,000 week; centrally located: good
lease; 5000; half cash, ATLAS BROkER-
AGE CO sll Woodward Bldg. EX, 2190:
Evening star., 1946-04-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ARCH. ENG. designers. patent attys,
nnes se dSPs st4eces aesfes eqs
work Write Box lisa, Star. 81
CEMENT WORK stone walls. hagstone
F, MARcUCCIo. Route i. HorneTs Lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 3IS-J
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEwAYS; re-
SUrtaclng and repairing old ones. Asphalt
Or GoNp eTpsqt 9,opr or speclsty coMMUNIIY lMN
CoNsTRgcTIoN Co, sH. 676o. W4
floor SERVICE n9thns but the best
ING CoNTRACTIoRs, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
FLOORS saNDED, rchnished; 10 years
chanlcs; reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN
hoUSE ALTERATIONS, repairs and re,
modelling, painting and papering Cali
Al, 4 ,nG, @o5l; evenings, sH. s@il, sHocKF,EY
PAiNfISliG a and papermg specially; all
Kinds OF remodcllng and decorating: can
4rrangc terms AK for MI. Wills, NET
RoPoLlTAN CONTRACT co. TR. $50
PAINTING. DECORATING, paperine floor
retinIShns, roof repair> waterproofing
e, male, GILBERT 4 HAMILTON, es-
,aonEnGd : nE l225 AD 5129 ..,,.,,o.
=.
REMODEL. modernlze your home now;
LATION co. 800" Wls axe WI 1900
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while l have ma
terlal. Repairing and remodeiins. as
bestos siding, roofing. w. D TAYLOR,
Shgo 29l2 evenings except Fri and Sat
sPRACRETE. gun-applied waterproots
brick walls; estimate SPRACRETE IN
DUSTRTES Denrike Bldg MA 1863 -23
WATERPR0OFING, all kinds have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement work.
ROBERT f. PRICE. Re. 1921. 26E
~ Va. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
roofine, and siding. also <storm windows
3340 NJ st NV. zone T. HO. AGO.
o. L. LEWIS, complete home renovators:
papcrlne, painting. carpentry. repairs,
screening porcheS. Phone Executive 16S5
WITH THE EXPFRIENCE OF all kinds OF
buIldlng and repairing OF all buildings for
al purposes. VIII supply references as to
bulloln" ability. guarantee all tEpeS Of
work; awatllng an early reply. Box &C
Evening star., 1946-04-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES (con.. }

COMPTOMETER COURSE, easy to learn;
touch typing free with course top-salaried
position open; start. BOYD SCHOOL 1888
r st. Ma o33S
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarlal classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand tipping, bookkeeping.
comptorneter all secretarial subjects. Est
IS yrs. Accredited Approved CT school
Inquire now. Ma 23:}S. BOYD SCHOOL.
q TER
Evening star., 1946-04-21

LIQUOR AND GROCERY. D. G self
service market, doing well over $4,000
LIQUOR alone; priced right Can MR.. RIFF
KIND, RE. 4o34; Sun, Mr.. Cohen, RA
Sela
Evening star., 1946-04-21
LARGE sELF-sERvICE DGs St

LARGE SELF-SERNICE DGS store mod
ern fixtures and equipment: over S3.uuu
weekly business; low rent. long lease, fine
location, spacious apartment.
DGS store 5000 weekly business: low
rent, GOOD lease. Groom apartment, ne.
section Priced reasonably.
Self-Service store. $4,000 weekly bust
ness: located in colored neishborhood For
information about these and other ex-
Cellent listings, call JOE MUCHNICk, .u5
Southern Bids, WO. l79S pr EX 29O9
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
Concerts In
Winter Are
Almost Sure

Membership ticket sales for the
Henderson Community Concert Sc
rieS have virtually assured music
lovers of this area of three programs
during the coming season. it was
learned today. Sale of tickets is re-
ported to be gratifying, according
to the local committee, which is
headed by Mrs. Henry I. Morris
and Mrs. Jane T. Vos.
After six o'clock Saturday after
noon no membership tickets will be
sold and al that time the type of
concerts to be brought here will be
determined and announced. II was
emphasized that no person could
purchase membership ticket. which
is selling for s.. after Saturday af-
tcrnoon.
Tickets arc now on sale at the Of
flee Ill the private dinin. room OF
the Capitol Cafe. where tine local
committee is bCinS assisted by James
Wolfe. of New York City. who. II
is understood. will book the con-
Ccrts for Henderson presentation
This Is the first concert series at
tempted in Henderson since before
the war. when several seasons were
offered 10 local residents
y meeting of officials and chair
men of the various wards will l..
held Saturday night at 100 O'CLOCK
at campaign headquarters al Capt.
toll cafe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
How's Your |. O.?

!. Woodrow Wilson. Warren c.
Harding. Calvin Coolidge was
sworn into Office as President by
his father?
,. Name the sea animal whose
muscle is the only part we cat.
3. The minimum age for Transport
tation of G.. |. babies from overseas
Al Government expense is three. six.
or nine months
I. Brazil recently celebrated her
!23rd. l2ith. or l25th anniversary of
independence?
5. DiogcncS was searching witt
his lantern for a wife. thief. or al
honest man?
t. 1t is. or is not. possible 10 grow
vegetables without soil"
:. Name, the wCll-known Stage and
screen comedian, noted for his bag
Gy trousers and arching eyebrows.
who recently underwent amputatIon
OF his right leg.
8. The boil wccv!l. japanese
beetle. or clothes moth does the
most damage in the United States
each year?
O. Water glass is often used TO
preserve a popular breakfast CON-
modify: what Is II
10. The War Department cSti.
mates that II costs approximately
$500, $4,000. on Sl2. 800 to educate
West Point cadet for four years?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
Girls Basketball Five At
HIS Opens Daily Workouts

ule with nearby towns. Schedule Of
the varsity will include about 10
games for the season. Miss Agnes
Futtrell will coach the junior var
sity, assisted by Miss Bartholomew.
Members Of the squad include:
Forwards - Margaret Cheatham.
Bcrnice Britt. Mary Jane Ball, An
ME Lou Powers, Grace Peoples, 10
Ann Hunt. Ann Faulkner, Ann Dix
on, Jean Hight and Ann Sprinkle.
Guards-Eyelyn Clarke, Edith Bis
se.te. Betsy Ann Sneed. Ann Conn.
Helen Catlctt. Betsy Bachman, Anne
Bowling, Helen O'Brien, 10 Anne
Frank. Lii Sprinkle, Elizabeth
Pearce. Lottie Williams. Betty Nc
Innis, Libby Crisp.
Coach D. G.. Dali is expected 10 is
sue the boys cage call soon after
the close of the football season on
Thanksgiving.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11

Despite heavy rains in the fore
noon, dairy and livestock shows were
! held Wednesday at the Golden Belt
Fair, with winners announced to-
day by J. W. Sanders, county agent.
Professor F. NJ Haig, of the dairy
department at n. G. State College,
was judge for the show.
Grand champion female was Sc
lccted us the senior yearling entered
by Harold Hicks. Of the d b ncy
Four-H club. Grand champion bull
was one entered by Pineview Dairy.
operated by r. NJ. Hawkins.
Winners in the Junior dairy show
participated in by Ali club members
were as follows:
Cow class - First place. Percy
Spain. Aycock club.
Senior yearling claSS-FirSt place
Harold Hicks, Da5rCy: second place,
Wilton AdcOck. Eabncy: third place
Austin AyScuc. hycuck.
Junior yeariing class-FirS, place.
Percy Spain.
Bull class First place. Amos
Brewer, Dabney; second place. Carl
Adcock. Dabney
Pig entries were Judged as fol-
lows:
Sow-First place. Frank Daniel.
.lycock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
ZOLLICOFFER AVENUE
LOTS TRANSFERRED

Property changes on Zollicoifer
avenue and Hamilton street were
covered in deeds recorded Il; the reg
lister Of deeds office yesterday.
Pauline NJ. Mclean conveyed two
lots on zollicCf.or avenue 20 Vance
B. Rollins and wife for $40 and 9th
or considerations.
\ LOT on Hamilton street was trans
fcrred TO W. l.. Hicks and wife by
". r. Aulbcrt and wife for 500 and
other considerations.
B. T. Marlborough sold Il lot on
Robertson street 10 {. y. Rocker for
$40 and Other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
Henderson B Team
Plans Series With
Durham B Gridders

a series of games between the
Henderson high school "B" team and
Durham high "B" football team has
been arranged during the 1916 sea-
son. with one game 10 be played in
Henderson and a return contest in
Durham.
The BullpupS. composed of nom
senior members of the second string.
will play Durham here on WedneS-
day afternoon. October % and will
then Journey to Durham for re-
turn game on November l3.
The b team is not being coached
separately but j. working oU; with
the Henderson varsity. Paul G..
Sykes is coach of he Durham team.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11

With more than 60 girls reporting
for the first cage practice al Hen
derson high, Coach Bebe Bartholo-
NEW has now cut the squad to rs
members and has gotten an early
start for the l946-47 season, holding
daily workouts.
Only two members OF last years
first string returned this season.
Anne Bowling and Ann Sprinkle. al
though seven others reported from
last years squad.
A Junior varsity team will also
be organized and will play Il Schcd-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11

T. Garrett. Jr., Aycock.
Roar-First place. Frank Daniel;
second place. 2. T. Garrett, Jr.
In the adult entries for the dairy
show, winners were as follows:
Senior yearling-First place, r. c.
Daniel; second place, Pineriew
Dairy.
Junior yearling-First place, Pine
view Dairy.
Bull-First place. Pineview Dairy;
second and third places, r. c. Dam
iel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
HEARTBURN RELIEF
NOW OBTA|NABLE
IN TABLET FORM

When you are on the 60 and acit
indigestion hits you. you should
have couple og handy, ccllophane-
wrapped Bisma-Rcx Mate tablets
In your pocket to give you quick
and prolonged relief. like the fa-
nous timc-tcsted Bisma- Rex Anti
acid Powder. this new companion
product Is always ready to aIIay
that distressed feeling with lis
rapid i-way action by ~ ncutraliz-
ing excess stomach acid, p help
Ing remove gas. - soothing irri-
tated stomach membranes and ~
relieving heartburn due to fermcn-
tation of foods in the stomach.
Each Bisma-Rcx Mate Is always at
its full strength and together with
all other itcNall Products il is sold
on our noney-back guarantee of
satisfaction. Only SOC for a box of
so tablets. Stop In for some today
AT
Parkcr's RcXall Drug Store and car
ry them with you always.-Ad
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11
HENDERSON IN cy DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY OCTOBER H. 1916
Winners In Dairy Show
AT The Fair Are Named

Junior pig - First place. Frank
Daniel: second place, another pig
entered by Daniel; third place, Il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-11

Parkcr's RcNalI Drug Store and car
ry them with you alwayS.-Adv.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
Dog God Week
Sponsored By
N. e. Garden Club

The Garden club of North Caro-
lima is sponsoring the first state
wide dogwood week this winter.
The week of January 27 has been
designated as dogwood week by
Mrs. j. S. Kitchener, state Gar
den club president.
Because of the dogwoods
adaptability, its hardness, its
year round beauty and especially
because it is the state flower for
North Carolina, the garden club
OF North Carolina is promoting its
planting from one end of the state
to the other. It is hoped that dog
wood week may be an annual
event..
The division Of forestry and
parks of the State department of
Conservation and Development is
cooperating with the garden club
in these plans, in order to en-
courage the Identification of the
highways and private lands ad-
jacent to roads and streets.
Trees will be from two to three
feet in height, price 10 trees for
So, sold only in multiples of ten.
Make checks payable to the Gar
den club of North Carolina and
mail with orders direct to P. A.
Griffiths, assistant state forester,
Education building, Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
VETERANS SERVICE
SET UP IN FENDER
TO HELP EX-GFs
VETERANS SERVICE

VETERANS SERVICE
BURGAW, Jan. -21.-A Fender
Veterans Service Committee has
been set up to render aid to re-
turning veterans of Dorld War II.
1t is not anticipated that this COM
mittee will be called upon to per-
form any extension service, but in
most instances, to direct the vet.
eran to the local board office at
BurgaW where he can get the in.
formation or assistance needed.
A central committee has been
elected and composed of the fol.
lowing: T. T. Murphy, chairman;
R. R. Rich, c. R. billiard, A. H.
Page and J. M. Fedoronka.
The following is a list of mem
bers of the countrywide committee:
T. T. Murphy, R. R. Rich, A. H.
Page, Burgaw; A. B. Herring, Wa
tia; j. M. Fedoronko, st. Helena;
]. A. Boyd, Atkinson; S. A. La.
nier, Maple Hill; c. R. billiard,
Willard; Graham Carr, Watha; j.
R. Casey, Rocky Point; Boney
Wilson, Long Creek: Lacy Bell,
Currie; Roy Hilburn, Currie; o.
F. Sudbury and J. H. Garrison,
Hampstead.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
Triangle Club
fYWCAHolds
Business Meet

The monthly supper meeting OF
the Blue Triangle club OF the
YWCA was held this week at the
clubhouse.
Following supper tn 9 business
session was held at which time
the club voted to send four dele
gates to the interstate business
girls conference at Asheville to be
held February 1917 for YWCA
girls from the two Carolinas. The
club voted to send one delegate to
the national convention OF the
YWCA to be held March % at
Atlantic City. A discussion was
held on various ways Of raising
money for the club to finance
these trips.
The Rev. Harvey W. Glazier,
rector of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, was speaker OF the eve
ming and used as his subject:
Emotional Maturity, showing re-
lation of the Individual to the
group. Ego he said, is defined as
the false center Of personality,
that group cooperation was con-
sidered the true center, together
with mans idea of deity. Ego, he
said. is built around a false
nucleus of self-esteem which some
times causes friction within a
group, that it was necessary to get
rid of ego or the desire for the
assertion of false personality in
order that any group do construc-
tive and creative work. He said
that maturity of emotion was
reached when the personality had
no ego. 1
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
Princess Aids
Iran Women
ToSeek Vote
By ADELAIDE KERR
ZAP Newsfeature Writer)

Princess Safiyeh Firouz, founder
of the Woman's Party of Iran
where women cannot vote is now
in the United States, studying
the ways and means by which
American women won suffrage.
'Now that the war has ended,
the Persian Woman's Party ex
poets to redouble it's efforts fol
the vote,' says the princess, who
is the wife of General Husseir
Firouz, former Minister of Road:
and military governor Of the Ears
Province.
ITO some it may seem that we
have long way to go. In a coun
try where women were freed o.
the veil only ten years ago it /:
natural that many men should op
pose giving women the vote. Also
there are some women who are 40
fully aware of its benefits.
But as modern education has
reduced illiteracy among women
II is only matter OF time unit
Persian women will manifest fac
ulties and practical capacity ir
carrying on the work which is still
largely done by men. To that enc
I am travelling in America in or
der to meet and know American
women and to study the methods
which they employ in organiza
ton. In our country American
women are justly famous for Their
achievement"
Prin ess Firouz's American
schedule includes conferences with
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, Amer.
ica's No. l suffra gette, who is now
in her late eighties; DR.. Lena
Madesin Phillips, president of the