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Evening star., 1946-06-02

ANTHONY AND CHAPLIN offerings-Deli-
catessen, doing good business; Swear lease
and reasonable rent. Price, So 900: terms
Delicatessen, soda fountain, sandwiches
doing more than 500 daily business; To-
year lease and reasonable rent. Price
S14 900; terms.
Sandwich shop doing good business: very
low overhead expenses; cheap rent. Price
S13,500; terms.
Restaurant-beer, doing about s3.5Oo
monthly business: 5-year lease. 5-yeal
privilege; reasonable rent. Price, $4,000
terms.
Restaurant. excellent location doina
about S275 daily business; S-year lease
cheap rent. Price, $4,000; terms
We also have several restaurants rang.
ing for white trade up to s125 900. and
for colored trade. up to S50, 900. ANTHONY
AND CHAPLIN, 127 B St Sc, AT. 1884
SELF-sERvICE MKT, nicely equipped
business business over s1:5o9 weekly; $4,000. in
Groc, meat mkt; mixed trade, with. 6
lease; business. $1,000; good will, $500
Bakery goods, candy stand in market
very cheap rent; business over S275 week
81 900, lock. stock. barrel
For more stores, phone ma. 140s. J
KLEIN, GE $3.50
Evening star., 1946-06-02

only one entrance, directly underneath the
AIiHs NSssiT ne aarssas st. 'i nx 81
sa sEDko6M, IN Sf IIvfNG pR RooM. osas DrNErrE ane
Brand-new pieces and enough furniture fol
a beautiful modernistic s-piece @ Suite Which H
includes dresser. chest. and bed, modern
istic design Your choise .,; of round ol
choice Of either blond mahogany, suntsr
or lime-oak finishes, with comfortabl,
Sgsns 5Ts ana snS sea ma1fs; y aase feahsr , pill
doir set with mirror For the living room
Alperstein includes a comfortable divar
II II eoH eeers sradf W of two G
chairs. two. end tables, coffee table: large
round. modern living room mirror. tive
sek ssher end ooman Ana reas
haven't forgot the men folks, A beauti
fui s-piece bar set in walnut which in:
shaker ga sssses and mixers in seffcon
tanned unit plus 6-piece crystal smokel
SET Ssc And And. for the dinette; beautiful B.
choice of dropleaf or extension table. Eth
the following accessories for the dinette
Silver salt and pspper ssafsf se' sflsteei iieg
white enamel kitchen stool. 2 tablecloth.
Sed II cseas rue For and the
OF colors plus an all-reed clothes hamper
to match; also medicine cabinet. All foul
rooms consisting of 175 brand-new pieces
S179. Free delivery. Alperstein says bu!
it the easy way on our new liberal bulge
plan. Open Monday and Thursday unit
pm. Attention: Service personnel ane
vets. special discount to you, ALPER.
STEMS cut-price furniture store. 102t
and 1923 7th st. NV. on both sides o.
9TH st. - Our only stores. MA. S606. Ma
BEDROOM SUITES - Brand-new 4 to s
maple, walnut and mahogany at Atlas
guaranteed lowest prices, from S67: com
plete suites, in richly designed. full-sizet
beds, dressers, chests, chestrobes. vanities
night tables, vanity benches and chairs
Atlas always guarantees the lowest prices
Terms: SIS deposit, IL mos. to pay. Ere,
delivery. Our only entrance is directly be
meath our large Atlas neon sign. Oper
weekdays till Z pm, Mondays and Thurs
days till pm. ATLAS FURNITURE. 921
@ q. NV. DI. 3737. DI.. 373s, DI. 373e
HEDR0OM SUITE, complete. new condi
ton, HOLLYWOOD twin beds; priced. S150
WA. 0991.
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

ARE YOU in.
terested in le-
gislation for
n u r S e r y
schools?
WHAT about
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

tiships are applicable to ALL
types of work and workers, i'm
Guiding Homework and the wOm-
en- who come by the day to do
it. Nearly everyone is familiar
with the term "jOb definitions"
in q union contract.
Though it would be impossible
for women who do day work to
have contract with each of the
people they work for, the job
definition is as important to them
as to an industrial worker.
IF Gas in our easel a woman
comes one day a week to iron
for you, she is certainly not 60
ing to appreciate it, if after TAX
ing on an ironing job she hears
you saying later :" -. and when
you finish the ironing can you
do the breakfast dishes and de-
frost the refrigerator and mop
the floor and ;" / have heard
scores of women bemoaning the
fact = that their cleaning wom-
an" wouldn't wash woodwork or
windows or get down on their
knees and scrub the floors.
AGOOD rule to apply in such
a situation Is "WOuld you do it
YOURSELF"
Not would you do it yourself
if you had time, but would you
do it at all. If it's too strenuous
or heavy work for you, as a
woman, how can you ask another
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28
Mexico's dynamic Senoro Mendoza
fights reaction with fury

distribution facilities, not mo-
ney," she declared and went on
to tell of her books which fer
vently aroused Mexican women
to fight for their rights. These
books, 'The Revolution of Mexi-
can Women" etc. were reproduc-
ed in all the countries of Latin
America.
Sonora Mendoza, as a result of
her appeals, can now read with
satisfaction the fact that with the
recent election of Miguel Aleman,
she has seen victory in the grant
ing of womens suffrage in the
municipal elections coming up in
April.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

woman to do it? Her insideS are
the same as yours and the
chances are 1901 she wants to
keep them in good health, too.
o
IF you have woman come in
only once week, an important
thing to never forget is that a
weeks accumulation of house.
work can be a gruesome thing.
Sometimes things are put off in
anticipation of the day when the
woman comes to clean.
At the end of the week these
trivia alone often amount to
more than eight hours work.
Keeping a few oddments up to
date as they develop Is a ire
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28
Houseworkers deserve all The
advantages Of other workers

equipment that doesn't do what
it's supposed to.
If the keys on the typewriter
are broken or the filing cabinet
drawers keep sticking and the
knee-hole of the desk keeps snag-
cling your nylons, you're not apt
to accomplish much during your
working day, except to build up
a fine frustrated feeling, to take
out on the first person who looks
at you.
THE same goes for a woman
doing homework. 1t goes with
out saying that most of us can't
afford all the new labor-saving
gadgets for housework. But a
broom with more than half its
straws still on it and an iron
that works shouldn't be too
much expense. It is by way of
being a good investment in more
ways than one.
A third factor involved is NUT.
uaI trust. Somewhere the idea
has originated that people who
do homework will '1ift" every
thing that is not welded to the
floor. A woman who works in an
office would be incensed if her
boss felt that every time he left
the office to go to lunch or to
the mems room she would prob
ably make off with the type
writer, the petty cash fund and
the stamps. The woman who
does your homework while
you're at work or away from
home feels the same.
ANOTHER thing that bears
fruit if kept in mind is that the
women who do your homework
for you are people and just
like all other people they have
individual problems and worries
which they bring with them to
their jobs, just as you take yours
to the job with you.
It's almost certain that her
work will not be perfect if she
has a cold or headache or is
going thru those difficult days"
or has had a tiff with her hus-
band or kids before coming IN
work.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28
Take a Aow
~ ROMANO STEARNS

As fiery as a tortilla is Sonora
dargarita Robes de Mendoza,
hartman of the Mexican Consul
tie in Chicago.
Born in Mexico city at a time
when Mexico was seething with
evolution, she took to militancy
Is a duck takes to water.
Il was born a fighter and
here is nothing I can dc about
t." laughed Sonora Mendoza. II
must seek and fight for justice
wherever I can find it."
Justice connoteS to Sonora
Mendoza equality for women in
government, in the home, in Ia
Dor unions, etc. Women fought
side by side with men in the
-1exican Revolution, which was
patterned after the revolutions
n France and the United States,
and so felt it their right to be a
part of the new government.
BUT we weren't being treated
as legal children in our own
country" explained Sonora Men
doza, "and so we began to fight"
Sonora Mendoza learned her
AS and BIS on vote getting in
Washington DC. AS a represen-
tative of Mexico on 1928 to the
Inter-American Commission of
Women of the Pan-American
Council and later in 1882 at the
League of Voters she found out
the why's and wherefores of
womens suffrage and returned
to Mexico to battle for it there.
Finding her best weapons were
the printed and spoken word, she
began her battle as a writer and
lecturer.
II wanted paper and ink and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

MIS-. Robert ArOnson DeCCd > VI e s
Taylor of the Federation of Col
ored Women's Clubs; child care
and education, chaired by Miss
Mary Murphy of the Mayors
Committee on Child Care.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

MURIEL DRAPER was one
OF the IA American delegates
to the Paris meeting. She re-
turned to the us. to help
found the Congress of Ameri-
can Women, which is now af-
'filiated with the WIDE.
THE JANUARY council will
include three panels: peace and
democracy, to be chaired nv
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

Mrs. r 0 b e r t
Aronson of the
American Jew
i S h Congress;
equality for
women, chair
man Mrs. Re
hnpca StiIn G
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

mendous help to the day worker.
If 1t takes you a week to mess
it up, it's more than preposterous
to expect one person to be able
to get it back in apple pie order
in one day.
A GOOD, clear understanding
of what the job entails is vital
for all people who exchange their
ability to work for cash = and
women who do house work by
the day are no exception. Also
of great Importance are the tools
to work with.
If you work in an office you
are certainly not going to be
happy and efficient with office
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

sebecea Stiles Taylor maintaining de-
mocracy and world peace?
Women have a special stake
I'm each of these issues, de-
clares Mrs. MurieI Draper who
will be guest speaker at the
Conference of Chicago Women
to be held at the Hull House
Sunday, Jan. 5th.
MRS. DRAPER has Just re.
turned from Europe where she
attended an executive meeting
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28
Recoa1 Noze4

SOME first-rate singles of the
past weeks fine crop are Filing
tons Swamp Fire." September
Song" by the Dardanelle Trio,
and the Oak Ridge Quartet on
Jericho Road.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

REAMS OF PAPER have been
used in setting down in four syl-
liable words formulas for employ
er-employee relationships that
will benefit both the bosses and
the workers.
1t seems to me that the basic
points of healthy working rela-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

This is one of a series on a
subject which has proven to
be more controversial than we
expected. If you have some
thing to add, or a disagree
ment to voice, let us hear from
you.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28
MuneI Draper at conference
of Chicago women Sunday

ARE YOU as a woman inter.
ested in keeping rent controls
and getting equal pay for equal
work?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

Although a militant progress
sive, the Sonora is fundamental
ly woman and feels a strong
bondage with women all over the
world.
There Is no such thing as
American women or Mexican
women classifications," she
stated. 'WOmen are all alike,
their customs and environ
ment may differ but women
all over contribute to the free.
dom and social development
of their respective countries"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

from Al countries in December,
1915 at a Paris conference call
ed by women of the French
underground.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-28

OF t n e Wom-
e n S Interna-
tional D m o.
cratic Fedora
ton. The w. /.
D. F. was set
up by 800 won-
en- dele G a t E S
Evening star., 1946-07-06

inspector Of naval material, New
York, from January S, 1912, to last
December 8, the Navy announced.
Commodore Thomas E. van Mete,
U. S. NJ, 800 Connecticut avenue NV.
has been awarded the Legion of
Merit for outstanding service as as
sistant and deputy naval inspector
general from June, 1912, to last Sep
tember.
Capt. Claire C. Seabury, U. S. ~,
3445 Thirty-eighth street NV, last
week received the Legion of Merit
in recognition of outstanding serv-
ices as officer in charge of the 9th
Naval Construction Brigade during
the assault and initial development
stages of the Ryukyus campaign. .
1t. Col. Moody r. Tidwell, Jr.,
1883 North Troy street, Arlington
Va, has been awarded the Legion
OF Merit for wartime services as a
member of the War Department
Board of Contract Appeals, Office
of the Secretary of War, the Army
announced.
Rear Admiral Jerauld Wright,
U. S. ~, 1925 Edmunds street NV.
recently received the Bronze Star
Medal in recognition of meritorious
service as commander of an amphib-
ious group from December, 1914, to
last August, during the planning
staging and execution of an amphib-
ious assault upon and conquest of
Okinawa.
Capt. Sherman r.. Clark, U. S. N.
1896 Reservoir road NV, has been
decorated with the Bronze Star
Medal for meritorious services as
commander, Destroyer Squadron so
Evening star., 1946-07-06

senger transported from the shore
to a gambling ship.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
Dr.. Koo Will Present
Enjoys Credentials
On Truman Return

DR.. v. K. Wellington Koo, new
Chinese Ambassador, today was
familiarizing himself with Embassy
affairs as he awaited the return of
President Truman to the Capital
before presenting his credentials at
the White House.
DR.. Koo arrived here yesterday
from New York City after having
flown from London. He had been
Chinese Ambassador to Great Brit
ain before being transferred to
Washington.
The new envoy was greeted at
Washington National Airport by the.
balance of the Chinese diplomatic
mission here and large delegation
from the local Chinese colony. John
Carter Vincent, director of the Of
flee of Far Eastern Affairs; STAN
ley Woodward, protocol officer, and
Everett Drumright of the Chinese
Division, all of the State Depart
ment, welcomed him on behalf OF
the United State Government.
DR.. Koo told reporters smilingly
he had mo statement" but added:
Il am very glad to be here and l
am looking forward to my work
here with great interest"
He was accompanied by several
members of his staff.
Nine. Koo. still in London, is ex-
pected to join him here shortly.
After his arrival, DR.. Koo was
honored at an informal reception
at the Chinese Embassy.
The new Ambassador, who has
many friends in the United States,
served as Chinese Minister here dur
ing World War I and represented
his country here in other official
capacities on numerous occasions.
Prior to his diplomatic service, DR..
Koo achieved prominence as an
outstanding scholar, student journ-
alist, debater and baseball player at
Columbia University in New York.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
AAF Civilian Workers.
Safety Glasses Planned

The Ground Safety Branch of the
Army Air Forces is going to teach
AAF civilian workers how to handle
automobiles and swim at least Is
yards in order to improve an acci-
dent record which already is the
lowest in the service for civilian
employees.
A survey of all accidents indi-
Gates, it was announced last night,
that most of them result from the
use of motor vehicles and partici-
patton in sports. The survey re-
suited in a new and broad safety
program to reduce losses in both of
these categories.
A three-point program calls for
the testing of all motor car opera
tors. For the first time. it pro-
vides for the consideration of the
psychological as we'll as the physical
condition of the driver. The drivers
will be re-examined annually and
AAF Military Police also will take
the tests to acquaint them with a
better understanding of driving
problems and the causes of acci-
dents.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. B.
SATURDAY, 6,

Guard has assumed the functions of
the former Bureau of Marine In
spection and Navigation.
The bill provides maximum pen
atty Of two years imprisonment and
$4,000 fine for a United States
citizen who maintains a gambling
ship in waters under the jurisdic-
ton OF the United States, and a
civil penalty of 5000 for each pas
Evening star., 1946-07-06
BeitzeII Heads Officers
Of Reciprocity Club

J. Garrett Beitzell has been in
stalled as president of the Reel
procity Club here.
Other new officers are: Leon
Hopkins, first vice-president; DON
aid E. Gray. second president;
Robert j. A. Mclaughlin, corre-
spending secretary; Adolph Berger,
recording secretary: Raymond C.
Moffett, treasurer; the Rev. Charles
Wood, chaplain. and Jasper Moore,
sergeant-at-a
Directors are: Robert B. Doing
Edward H. Aver, John Barlow, Irv-
ing Cooper, Sterling Parks and Ar
thur L. Post, all for two-year terms,
and George Adams, for one year.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

devised new and highly specialized
inspection techniques to assure that
Air Forces units were qualified for
their overseas missions, the accom-
panying citation states.
Rear Admiral Paul F. Foster. U, S.
N. r., 800 Connecticut avenue NV,
has been presented the Legion of
Merit for outstanding service as as
sistant naval inspector general IN
connection with inspections and in
vestigations of naval districts, sea
frontiers, naval air training COM
mands and shore-based activities Of
the 4th Fleet in Brazil and the 18th
Fleet in Europe, from August. 1943,
to last September, the Navy an
nounced.
Rear Admiral Harry L. Brinser,
U. S. NJ, 1893 Thirty-second street
NV, recently received the Legion
of Merit for meritorious service as
Evening star., 1946-07-06
|News of D. 6. Men
In Armed Forces
Dead

1t. A. william Steele, 81, Army
Air Force pilot-navigator who has
been missing in action since July l,
1945, has been declared dead by the
War Department.
Notification was received this
week by his mother, Mrs. Mary v.
Sorrell 903 South Quincy street,
Arlington, Va. 1t. Steele, member
of the 5th Air Force, was reported
missing after a mission between
Nadzab and Saidor, New Guinea.
A cadet lieutenant colonel at st.
Johns College here, 1t. Steele was
graduated in 1941. In 1910, he won
the Civitan Award, presented to the
outstanding District student. At
st. Johns, he was active In golf
and track. He received word of his
appointment to the Naval Academy
in 1912, Mrs. Sorrell said, but in
January of that year enlisted in the
Army. He was commissioned In
January, 1943, and held the Purple
Heart and Distinguished Unit Cita-
ton
Evening star., 1946-07-06
Clark Backs Bill 10 Curb
Gambling Ships Off U. 5.
BY the Associated Press

Attorney General Clark yesterday
indorsed a bill by Senator Know
land, Republican, of California to
make operation of gambling ships
off the United States coasts a GRIM
inal offense.
Mr.. Clark suggested several
amendments, which Senator Know
land told reporters he will offer to
the Senate Judiciary Committee
Monday.
One amendment would prevent
evasion of the penalties when pas
sengers are transported to a gam
bling ship of foreign registry.
Another would place administra-
ton of the law under the Treasury
Department instead of the Com
merce Department, since the Coast
Evening star., 1946-07-06
High School Certificate
Tests Slated August II

Examinations for issuance of high
school equivalent certificates will
be held August / and 2 at the Wilson
Teachers College for white appli-
csnts and at Dunbar High School
for colored applicants, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Veterans who completed general
educational development tests under
the auspices of the Armed Forces
Institute may submit their records
and, if their ratings are satisfactory,
they will be given certificates with
out examination.
Applicants for the tests must be
at least 81 and residents of the Dis
trict for at least IL months. A fee
of So is required. Applications must
be submitted not later than pm.
July 26.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

in Task Force So. operating against
units of the enemy fleet in the
Western Pacific, from January 16 to
June l, 1914.
Herman M. Siegel, electronic
technician's mate &c. 52e Four
teenth street NE, has received a
Navy Commentator and Ribbon
for outstanding performance Of
duty aboard the battleship Alabama.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
Decorated

Brig. Gen. Max F. Schneider, $500
Offutt road, Chevy Chase, Md, re-
Gently was awarded the Distin-
guished Service Medal for meritori-
Gus and distinguished service from
September, 1943. to last May as
deputy air inspector, the Army an
nounced.
Gen. Schneider was cited for
establishing and supervising a course
at the Air Forces School to meet the
important need for training men in
the policies, techniques and pro-
cedures of air inspection. He also
Evening star., 1946-07-06
Realty Bourd Elects Member

The Senate Realty Co., 1109 !
street NV, has been elected to
membership in the washington Real
Estate Board, S. Dolan Donohoe
board president, announced today
Members of the partnership are
Daniel M. Narodnick, Robert E. Cox
and Verne Macdonald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-31
: CHOICE MORSEL
It Says Here
By BOB HOPE REPORT ON LIN.

New York. The United Ma tions delegates are staying at my hotel here and they've really crowded 1t. Of course 8 man Of my standing has no trouble get- ting place to sleep, and that's how I slept-standing.
 I tried to get in as Hindu delegate but didn't wrap my turban right. The house detec- tive saw where it said Pullman.
 Then I told the clerk I was a Russian delegate. He kept look ing at my nose and saying "Yeah? Where's the hammer that goes with that Sickle?"
 You should have seen the In- dian delegates register. They built a bonfire in the lobby and did it with smoke signals.
 I'm sharing a room with one ot the Indian delegates. All day he just sits in the bathtub with the shower on, saying: "Uggg! When does salmon go upstream to Spawn?"
 And the British haven't gotten over the blitz. Every time I snore, their delegates run out into the street and wait for the All Clear.
 I went up to Chinese delegate and asked him how about the laundry, and he was very nice. He let me do it.
 / Copyright, 1946, King Features
 Syndicate, Incl