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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
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RIRTHDAV GREETINGS

nslatsd Birthday grr~tins. 10 MInnsapo
iag April la-Eart Stmma teto FOURTH
Ave-. So. Harry Miller. ii0s AIdrieA Ave
No. n. J, willis. isi4 iGth Ave. So. Apr
Mr. Fraaa cosnsrs. ssSs Foarth Ave. So
Mr. rhstaa MctRto-h. tStA FoartA Ave-
80. April tt-Jans- Gresham. Jr. asa1
Fcsirth Ave, So: Cb'As Johhssa. Miaas-
apolh.
Birthday srrstIaEs In MiHasapolla Apr
le-Willian Reward AaAsrssn. 1880 Raks
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No. CliaSrd Hawkia.. NS ColfAs Ave Ne
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HshFy Maiers. $50 Ahdrteh Ave. No. Aprt'
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Marriage Of Ndnette
Good Entertainment
For Capacity Crowd

Persons who attended the per-
formRnceA Of the Marriage Of
Nannstts," did more than help 4
worthy cause, they got their
moneys worth Of good entertain
msnt.
Tho recreation department Of 81.
Peter Clavsr church presented q
comic opera, In two performances
Sunday, April 20. in the Catholic
Youth Center. The presentations
were $40 p. m. and $50 .. m.
under the direction Of John NJ.
Whitaker, director Of the center,
and Thomas II. MonHon, director Of
drama. Well received by q packed
house at the Sunday evening per.
Torrance, the entire cast showed
the results Of Skillful training and
hard work. The snunciatIon Of the
entire cast was far above the aV-
srAgs In such performance. The
male chorus showed almost pro-
foAsionAl Akill.
JuaRltA Harris Sings Lead
Mrs. JuanitA Schuck Harris sang
we'll In the role Of NAnnstte, and
Betty Lou Dodd did well in the
role Of . gypsy girl. We would
have liked TO have heard more Of
Hugh W. schuck, Jr., Cleveland
Ray. John Culver and Arthur Me
Watt. JT.. In the roles Of highway.
men.
James Murray, east ~ n dodder-
Ing Duke. was probably the most
outstanding Of the group,
Father Jerome LuRer. pastor Of
81. Peter ClRVSr church. under
whose auspices the opsrstta was
given, announced that q new bit
Of entertainment was 10 be eE-
psctSd In the near future.
1.-THE Marriage Of NAnstts" 10
the hrSt large production developed
In the recreation program. which
also offers club work for both youth
and adult participation. The new
building plans for 50. Peter ClRvSr
church provide for n recreation
center ~ we'll ~ church and school
buildings, the pastor GAid.-B.F.P.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

named Stanley Rector, counsel
for the Wisconsin Industrial
Commissions UnsmplOy msnt
Compensation Department. as a
key figure In this organization.
So far, only three states, New
York, New Jersey. and MasEachu-
sets, meet the minimum standards
which the NAACP believes neces-
sary, Mr.. Mitchell said. lie men
toned that, even though Wisconsin
and Indiana have state FEPC laws,
they have failed 10 give specific
commitments on all Of the points
raised by the association.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
WOmen's Committee For
Peace Meets al NicOllei

Among those who attended the
annual meeting Of the Minneapolis
Women's Action Committee for
Lasting Peace, held Tuesday, April
%, at the Nicollet hotel. were Mrs.
Felix Fogg, Mrs. NJ. E. Bell and
Mrs. William Helm Of the Mime
apolis Urban League auxiliary;
Mrs. John Shepard, Y.W.C.A. dele
gate, and Mrs. II. w. Bolts, ST., of
the Minneapolis Council Of Church
Women.
DIR. Edward Teller, atomic scien-
fist Of the University Of Chicago,
was the principal speaker. His sub
ject was Atomic Energy and Its
Social Significance"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
NAACP Labor Secretary
Urges NOn-Bias Provisions
For State Job Set-Ups

WASHINGTON, d. c., April
II, l947 - Incorporation Of
prohibitions against discTimi-
nation because Of race, creed,
or color in the seventy-seven
million dollar appropriation
for state employment service Of
fees was urged by Clarence Nit
chell, Labor Secretary Of the MA
ACP, when tsstifying before n sub
committee Of the Senate AppTO-
pTiRtionA Committee today.
Mr.. Mitchell informed the com
mlttse that some states are using
federal funds in q manner (which
actually promotes discrimination"
He stated that the more than q
thousand NAACP branches
throughout the country have al
most all had first hand experience
with stats employment service dis
elimination against colored job APP
plieants. "ThsSs applicants" he
said, must use back entrances.
cool their heels In Jim Grow wait
Ing rooms In Easements, and finally
be inEultsd by some clerk who re-
fuses 10 classify them properly dur
ing an interview"
No Protection Of MinOTItlea By
State
Calling for restoration Of funds
10 the United States Employment
Service which weFs severely cut by
the House Appropriations Commit.
toe, the NAACP Labor Secretary
stated that the organisations study
Of policies announced by the gov
errors Of % states In response 10
the NAACP's inquiry shows that
"thsrs viii be virtually no program
Of protecting minority groups In
many Of the states II federal SUI
pervihion 10 withdrawn"
More or less typical Of the south
sFn states, Mr.. Mitchell said. Ii
the attitude Of Harry u. Crozisr,
chairman and executive director Of
the Texas Unemployment Compen-
aatlon Commission, who vigorously
opposed Service Of all orders by
referring workers on the basis Of
qualifications rather than race,
creed, color, and national origin"
He informed the committee that
on q recent visit 10 Texas. he
learned that Mr.. CroEier's views
Seemed 10 be the order Of the day"
NAACP Suggests Standards
The committee was given the
NAACP'a position on standards
for operation Of the employment
services which included abolition Of
all segregated offices, refusal TO
accept or process discriminatory
orders, and equal opportunity for
employment on the staff Of the
agency without regard 20 race.
creed. or color.
During his testimony, the MA
ACP official made an attack on
the Interstate Conference Of I'm.
ploymsnt Security Agencies and
charged that this group from
behind the scsRsa IN cloak and
dagger fashion vigorously works
against decent national standards
on minority group matters" lie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

VIM. Modem and the rally committee ars
10 be the hOnored guests. All Members
and friends who have paid are 10 be the
guests Of the church.
Bring your children to the Sunday school
at $3.50 .. m. Hear Pastor Boyd at 10 rs
a. m. Sunday. April q. The subject will
- "Christ's Message 70 the Church at
Ephesus." Music by the two eholrs. Eve
ming worship at 7:S0. Subject, Striving
for the faith delivered unto the Saints"
Christian EndeRvoT at 9 .. m. Official
board at the church. Monday At 80 D. m.
Prayer nesting. Thursday evening at 7 30
.. m. A cordial invitation 10 extended 70
all 70 worship with uS.--Church Reporter.
CARD or THANKS
wish to thank my friends for the
candy. beautiful flowers and cards sent
to me during my recent illness.
Mrs.. Myrtle Ross
$50 ST. Anthony Ave.
CARD or APPRECIATION
! wish 70 express my most sincere apprS-
citation for those who were 30 Kind and
thoughtful during my recent illnssG
Special thanks are extended blood donors.
those who sent me such beautiful flowers
and those whose eArds eheered me during
my illness. The prayers and comforting
words Of the ministers who visited me were
extremely helpful.
Mrs. Carrie Wallace.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25

No Business Can Afford the Lux.
uTy Of Silence--To Sell En- You
Have To Tell Em.--Ad In North.
field News.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
Rev. John Simmons
and Congregation To
Visit Wayman gundaV

Visit Wayman Sunday
Rev. John G. Simmons, pastor of
st. Marks Lutheran Church and
his congregation will visit Wayman
A. NJ. f. Church, 619 Fremont Ave.
No, Sunday afternoon at 8 pm.
Rev. Simmons will give the mes
sage. The st. Marks pastor is one
Of the popular ministers in this
area and has attracted widespread
attention for his fearless attacks
on race or religious intolerance
wherever found.
Rev. l.. p. AShford's pastor of
Wayman. The public is invited to
this meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
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Fourth Ave
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sister in Chi
Mrs. Hal
James Ave.
April 10, fr
Evening star., 1947-12-14

NEARBY MD.-Nice 6-rr: modern home:
immediate possession: good terms.
rms, bath, End floor; home plus income;
terms
Arm. bungalow: extra rm upstairs:
Several others. LOUIS MILLER. 5213
Baltimore ave; Hyattsville. UN 2723;
ewes. UN. 1856. IA
ATTENTION, GIs-5-rm. bungalow, bath.
elec., gas heat, storm windows, picket
fence: possession; $500, terms.
6205 41st ave-, Hyattsviile - Owner
transferred; 6-rm. brick: tiled bath, shower
hwd floors, air-conG. heat, brick garage,
large lot: $4,000. terms. ERWIN REALTY
CO., Hyattsville 0334: ewes, WA. 1231.
COLORED-ABOUT " acre, 7-rm. semi
bung., bath; all modern. Box 350-Y.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

CALL THIS OFFICE, aenerally considered
the clearing house for Washington's CO.
operatives, for information concerning
apartments listed below; If We haven't
what you need list your name to be notified
when a suitable apt. is available.
Vacant. 1851 Crescent pl. NV. (adjoin-
ing Hotel 2400 10th ST.; l bedrm., living
rm.. kit t.-dinette,. reception hall, bath.
Appointment must be made to inspect.
Vacant. a540 Mass. ave. NV. bedrm.
with sleeping porch. living rm., full dining
rm.. kitchen; priced reasonably.
Near 18th and Col. rd. NV: 3 bedrms.
. baths, large foyer, liv. rm.. library,
porch, paneled dining rm., lse. kitchen,
pantry This apt. has east, south and west
exposure and is on the front of bldg
price only $16.500; operation and mainte-
nance only S40.32 q mo.
Tilden Gardens Owners of a nne apt
with 2 bedrms.. Ia baths, lEe. living rm..
dining rm. and kitchen must have 81
bedrm., 2-bath apt. or house; will trade or
sell II suitable place can be provided.
For appointment to inspect or informa-
ton on any of the above call EDMUND J.
FLYNN. exclusive agent fauthority on CO.
operative plan. since 1920: responsible for
most of Washington's more than 80 CO.
operative building0. Washington Bldg
RE. 1918 or RE. 17<9.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
SUBURBAN PROP 70, RENT Cont, ,

SUBURBAN PkOP tor RENT Cont.
FURNISHED COUNTRY HOME, ami
large wooded lot: rooms, bath, $50 mo,
IL miles from D. C. Phone FA sO72.
WIDOW and 4-year-old son wishes tc
will care for child as part rent. CH. 1855
EIGHT.ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, bath
electricity; house heated by stoves; about
5H2 miles from Warrenton on u, s. Route
I'll; 500 per mo. ]. GREEN CARTER
Associate: j. NORTH FLETCHER, war
renton. Va.
THREE FINE BUILDINGS
2 rooms. kit. and bath, S4,150 I'D.
3 rooms, kit. and bath $4,000 up.
T. rooms. kit and bath. $1,000 up.
The purchase of one Of these CO. oper-
atiye apis. will insure economical living
and independence. AGENT on premises
at S32 Biltmore st. NV and 144I Har-
yard st: NV. today from = to 6 pm.
HOME REALTY CO., 1910 Eye ST. NV
He. 1897. Week ends and ewes. OIL. 5317.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
SUB. PROPERTY WANTED ,Mp.,

WANTED HOUSE with small acreage in
Prince Georges Co.. not over 10 mi. from
D. c. on good hwy. leading to Bait. M l..
CARTER, Jackson 1857. -16
Evening star., 1947-12-14

ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS
S5.25O-3 bedrms.. no bath.
S6,500-1 acre: 3 bedrms., no bath.
S6,750-2 bedrms., new.
S9,250-Corner lot, 65x250. In Hyattsville
bedrmS.
SlO O,3OO-New GI homes.
S1O.95O-New Bricktex, large.
S10,950-2 picture windows.
S1O.95O-2 stories, 3 bedrms.
S11 1,55O-R. I. ave-Very lse. rooms.
SI1,750-Old home: large grounds.
12,450-4 bedrms., 2 baths, new.
Sl2 2.6OO-Cape Cod brick new.
81 S13,650-2-story brick. 3 bedrooms.
S13,950-Lot 150x162; brick.
81 5000 acres; 4 bedrooms.
21,5OO-2-apt. brick; rec. rm.
ST. ,500-5 acres: very lge. home
S27,000-3 acres: 8 bedrms:, baths.
In addition to the homes listed above. al
near the. U. Of Maryland, we have many
others which may be Of interest to YOU
BURCH REALTY CO., Berwyn, Nd. TO
5783. TO. 633S; eyes,, TO. 1856, UN. 1891
Evening star., 1947-12-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-6 rooms. . baths;
water rent and elec.; immed. poss. EN-
Evening star., 1947-12-14


BUNGALOW in fine home section of Alex,
l. 2 bedrooms. modern kitchen, unfinished
attic. regular stairway. basement, oil heat,
large lot; close to bus. stores, schools,
56e se aef iSs beiors sss R en
too late; Exclusively. the M. H: BARRY
PRG ssqe Ms NJ! vsrnon m ave- Alex Va
ARIINGToN. RGiiSi f OF Columbia pike and just
Bldss; rooms, 2 baths. 5 bedrooms in
full basement, oil h.-w.h.. large front
porch, driveway and garage and lot 50x
300 Here ,,a Is very comiorta5le Mort M and sub
family, in an excellent home section, close
everything You may l,, have "a immediate the
family fortunate enough to get 1t: VIII
be sold this week Inspection is by definite
| appointment. Exclusively with JOANNA
Psaasy AZ is9s 1s ~ or ysEnoa IE ave- h:x
ROsEMONT SECTION of Alexandria. va
A. real fine home. 6 rooms and beautiful
tile bath hsdroGms aInnf in yas
modern rooM sosoe Equipped Kitchen, fuii basement
oil heat, separate Lear garage. shrubbed
SHOWN a ony sy
The fl N. H H. BARRY ORG: ssos Mt dnas Xsrs
non ave; Alex" Va. Phones Alex. &c. Gc7s
HIyE Fl TE Eco561ss1T;RY-cLuB 51s1; STYLE in one me- of
our ramblers or coloniaIS now under con-
struction in Stratford Hills. Drive out TO,
day and inspect these attractive homes and
picturesque homesites. Direc.: Out Lee
hwy. tRoute .11l to Old Dominion dr.,
dr. and field ONCE. Representative on
premises Is teday FislS sS,,%n ofee .p phe1e on
1sn. Rsslt0rs oR Ruiasss 1875. Lee hwy at I0feum
ARLINGTON 3-bedrm., "-bath brick; 3
min. to downtown D. c.; II sold. g left
1850: convenient terms. Call us to in
spect. ROBERT N. BRUMBACK CO.,
Realtors. Builders, Lee hwy. at Lorcum
ARLiNGTON-Want a bungalow We
have them What price DO you want t to
S14,95O? Take your choice and give us a
ring ROBERT N. BRUMBACK Co. Real
tors-Builders. Lee hwy. at Lorcum lane.
NORTH ARLINGTON. Cherrydale section
An older-type home with two complete
apts on second d., bringing in income of
! 500 per mo-; 5 rms. and bath; 1st d.
occupied by owner; $l3,5Oo Call METZ
aNa
Evening star., 1947-10-24
AUToMo1ivE MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUR CAR WASHED while you wait. in
10 minutes, in auto laundry, using con-
yeyor system: also simonizing. COM
PLErE AUTO LAUNDRY. 3510 Ga. ave
NEEwv-TYpE Sr TIRE RECAppING by tn. lat.
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-houl
service: electric-treated sections II your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Washington's
Largest Pontic Dealer. 1887 Irving st
nGl;r, NV; Ap $500; Quick: sfieisnt service
sarry q large stock Of good,aualitiy, seat seat
fit other models Of General Motors cars
Prompt and neat installation IL desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 irving st
c. s. p. AIR HAMMER. also small fender
sander, excellent condition. Phone 81
AGHE AGTo alie5 IuGaRGR z ACE rRAnERs-1mmediate
delivery: new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC co
1437 Irving st. NV, AD. $500, Washing-
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer
oDD-SIZE TIRE sPECIALIsTS-None too
dif1cult: give us the size, we do, the rest:
mail orders taken. Several sizes In current
stock. CITY TIRE CO., 14th and SITS.
AuTo. PARTS TABLES, bins, propeller
shaft and molding racks. tables have risers
or display shelves and baskets. All in good
condition and reasonable price. See parts
msnaqer. MANDELL CHEVROLET CO..
1874 Good Hope rd. Sc. AT. 4400; 20
HEATER, Stewart Warner Southwind
gasoline. good condition. OIL. 1870
Evening star., 1947-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1883 Commander a r 4-Ss: Or. Sc Sc
overdrive and hill holder; $725. Administer
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4!door; good mechan-
ical cond, good body, clean; l owner:
ess and Phone h seSs o% ssf sgfs ne" paint 80 s5sS
sTUDEBAKER 1912 Champion 2-dr.
sedan; radio and heater. 4 new tires,
motor and body in perfect condition; ts
saani sTubrsaRra AK; sse1 1a4o champion s .-deor;
original black. finish; runs perfect s795'
sTGbEsakRR It'll Esih his late 1910 commander: good
ers; priced 5000. CH. 00e5. - 20
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 4-door sedan; Nile
81 and s5sf sssss Club
fsSffI sSfTTAN asS5a aSToHs. New York ave: sad
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander club Sc
ssn sxsefnf assS
WiIIYs 1sqS 9s de- luxe 4-door sedan; r. and
ceilent mech. condition.. tops for reliable.
ssonomical ss1a transportation; ss4o. %! TIE
station WAGON, Chevrolet. 1941, good
condition; 81, $50. May be seen Fri, Sat:
at Colonial Ice Cream Co., South Capital
a. AG46 8 Al aucTloN-sen or buy car the
tr:' tory: total aft fee. SIS You won't 20 wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
s1s sss se ssers Or Tuss oo fYf ith se L. sess
ORIGINAL AUTO AucT1oN-we will buy
Haetion AZ faan sale at ss sVery y0q Friday night
Bring your car new or used) early Thurs.
nsn Fri sGE stns n FEss ssaMs fss seTyed @
Auction S511 Colesyille I'd SH 44O0.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Take My Word for 1t
Rv Frank Coibv
by fronk NoiDy
Readers Want to Know.

Charlotte-Which is correct: His
visit (to? with?) John"?-M. H. T.
Either is correct: Visit
with" perhaps is more customary
Troy--Is this sentence correct:
"Its been raining since noon"?-
w. c. D.
Answer-Yes, 1t is good colloquial
usage, '1t's" being the contraction
of lit has"
Cincinnati-Will you please ex-
plain and pronounce the word
"ingenue"? I maintain that the
world describes younb deb not
quite the junior Lacquer, but with
prospects of being that type-K. r.
Answer-Ingenue Is French loan
word. In that language it means
ingenious. In American usage
ingenue is: D A book word (seldom
occurring in conversation) meaning
"a naive or ingenious young girl;
(2) theatrical word designating an
actress who portrays the part OF a
young and ingenious girl; the role
of such girl.
The dictionaries show the French
pronunciation, which is little too
complicated to be described here,
since it contains sounds that never
occur in native English. The stand
ard American pronunciation (espe-
cially in show business) Is either:
AIM -juh-noo or AN-juh-noo.
Question-What is the best Amer
ican pronunciation of the word
concerto? Would you say "kun-
R-toe"?-Reader.
Answer-No. Concerto, an Ital-
ian word meaning concert" has
become an English and American
musical term designating mu
Sical term designating a musical
composition usually rather elabo-
rate) for one or more solo instru-
ments with orchestra accompani-
ment. Most musical terms are Ital-
ian, and it is the custom among mu-
sicians to use the Italian pronunci-
ations Cor, as the radio commercials
say, a reasonably accurate facsimile
thereof. The pronunciation "kun-
SER toe" is listed as second choice
by some dictionaries But musicians
regard 1t as incorrect. Best Amer
ican usage is "kun-CHAIR-toe."
Sacramento-Can you classify the
difference between "contemptuous"
and "contemptible'?-R. J. C.
Answer - Contemptuous means
showing or feeling contempt" as:
She gave him a contemptuous look.
Contemplate means worthy of
contempt" as: His conduct was
contemplate.
Word Quiz Games is the title of Mr..
Colbys leafiet C-6 To obtain a copy
send cents in coin and stamped, self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby, care
tion @ 9, aaas!So New York s'r Il, 4 2 30" 3d. Sta
(Copyright, 1947. the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee highway
Arl., Va, offers these exceptional value
which were traded in on new kaise!
Packard 1912 Clipper club coupe; r. ane
h.; S1,395.
Packard 1910 4-dr. sedan: r. and h., sea-
covers; wonderful cond.; S1.235.
Ford 1941 2-dr. de luxe; many extras
S1,085.
Ford 1912 4-dr. de luxe sedan; r. and
h., seat covers, new tires; S1,235.
Chrysler 1899 Royal sed.; r. and h., seal
covers: looks ike new; S995.
Oldsmobile 1912 8 hydramatic 4-dr. Sc.
dan; r. and h.. seat covers; ST. $50.
De Soto 1889 2-dr. sedan; excel. finish
tires and cond.: SS95.
CENTRAL MOTOR Co, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arlin ton. Va. Daily. am. to pm
Evening star., 1947-10-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE MMEDIATELY-1947 chev
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-U SELF, ME. 7011.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
help; reas. rates vi. $3.50. Ext. 72.
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas. prices: local and long dis
DODGE 1e47 1h-ton stake: by hr. day
or week, with 2 white veterans. Gil. 652S
OW 07S5. IS
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Academy Alumni Elect Pirie

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. "a lP.-Capt.
Robert B. Pirie, head of the Naval
Academy Aviation Department, has
been elected president of the Anna
polls Chapter Of the Academy
Alumni Association.