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Evening star., 1947-08-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHILD DAY-CARE. 3-6 yrs; licensed
home, Phone FA. 167s-R. 20"
COOK, experienced, one who can really
cook, to take care of young married
couple; room. board, S110 month. Write
GIRL, coiored. young. would like job. as
mothers helper. For further information
GIRL, colo-ed desires Job cleaning. DE.
Girl, colored. wants daywork, -S5 snd car
fare Gail at any time. HO. 5025.
GIRL, colored, wants lob as mother $
helper. Woman wants days work. MI
GIRL, colored. wants gh.w. or maids
work. experienced. Phone OW. 5702.
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Call
LADY, coiored:. wants part-time work of
LAUNDRESS-Plain and ruined curtains
carefully done at owners home. NO.
LAUNDREss, colored.. woman, wishes
laundry work to do at home; sunny yard;
PRACTICAI NURSE. colored. refined, ex-
.cellent references, to take care OF house,
hold. duties and care Of baby or small
child. Adams 353S. 20
TWO GIRLS want days work or part
time work; excellent references. RA. 6s42
WOMAN, cotore6. wants g.h.w.; experienced
cook and lsundress LU. 5000.
WOMAN wants part time or days work;
also sewing or laundry; references: ex-
perienced. NO. S491.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
sHd espea books 0E 2ez
closed kePs st agdtea isd taxes n SIS per mo
ass.a aN rspes eTR monhs sShs aTes ssaes ss ksp
e16 aGfo spR1 MeGRANscs Esc seiper desires Job
good worker reference. Call Ia. 81. 5171
TRADE accountant, capable
supervisor, exper. in systems, procedures'
BooKKEEPER. to work one W or more days
sonabe daily rates. Phone MI. 1929.
snJ msss. sz fontEs Xns ssS ssSF only
town. b h c. and Nd. Permits. desires posi-
5S72.' HEYWooD w. JONES,
or small bldg. with ausrters; experienced.
GI: GENERAL Era FARM WORK or dairy work
ssa sashis ask f@1F' for ARF 5sfs
GENTLEMAN, HEiNSfIfHAN ss, white, experienced, de-
sires clerk or clerical position evenings, 6
pm. to pm, and all day SATURDAYS II
required. Call Ho. 1000, Apt. a1o. after
MAN, colored. desires work In cafeteria or
hotel. Tel. TR. 6121.
or ORE residence as handyman;, viii consider
other offers. Free to travel. Box l5i-z' so.
MAN, married, age 81, white, ambitious.
pearance, desires position preferably deal
ing with people, selling tangibles. Past ex-
furniture. Excellent references. Available
imme edia tely. Box 1921. Star. 2O*
MAN, AZ years old married, with children.
wants, steady Job on farm where mouse 4, is
farming except for last 10 years. Box
MAN. eoiored. middle,aged; desires e, 81 JOB Oh
sessel s3se in Bot both. sSe5 or Write 1870
presser. piece work if possible. Call GO.
Personal Personal OR COMPANY PILOT. age 20:
1000 hrs. 10 years experience Willing
to nying:' Starting salary. $3.50 mo, . Box
VALET StIIAi -fHiooiUjsEMAN. male attendant for
sick; by educated colored man. Call Co
VETERAN 1amHsa Hs'N WANTS WORK of some kind:
sFss dsSery N tlSas W.T.
VET vE VSo1j Would like work Of some kind; stose
W1I5IaM IS,cItv Th o6sS ssv.r9s Is.
coined: BOX 14.z; Star, On "a.
exp. writing, editing newspapers mag;
books: excel record publicity, adv: af1 ana
interview to, show work samples Te1s'
YouSG MAN colored. desires nightwork;
experienced elevator. switchboard operator.
Will vii CONSIDER any work. any hrs;
age, SO; quality educ. and ref. varied exp
and trav.. U. S. and abroad; publicity, re-
search, reporting; can instruct humanltles,
driving, tennis swimming: have aided SLOW
boy in all-round express; type. Phone OV.
23O5 nights and am. l9
POSITION as comptroller. auditor or &C
countant Experience: Public accounting
Govt cost, indus. gen, status; surveys,
systems. Reas. salary. Box 1857. Star.
ALL-RoUND COOK; colored, desires sax abopt y
3 weeks extra work or relieving: oyer 3n :, 20
and and nm. tuesday, DE-. 1887.
EX-NAVAL OFFICER, single, %. Georgian
service student evenings, eXper. aviation.
personnel, public relations. writ writing W SpeaKs
EEARNS, DE. S61S. = l.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
PERSONAL.
NURSERY KINDERGARTEN

NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
the country; close D. G.; trained teachers;
vE1rcH F@Tins; ss;TE'EEE1Ts 'Ef1sD DkrSpERG4RpES: d,
srinssqs sfIinR'as SSn 5sss Ss5'h vs''en st.
hAeH cs sFTdEs ade sis 3
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home. ne; q
: Whit it 9s,a 9r eaol2Tsd Rs NJ or Va COX
Soc. No appointments. All
TNS Ff5f s0na sEsrY sg aaVeeaed nso &
y i YOU ARE N NEED OF A LOAN ygg + 70
ssS1 ss rNe MSs sso4 asorsla sH ave- S0S0
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs-co. $500, s.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours DA1G-
aRSoN; FAksoNs DeaSiSsfis coUNTRYsIDE SCHOOL, day
through 9th grade: progressive methods
used in reading, writing and arithmetic: !:
rdns on ou ssf a@ day
literature mailed upon request. 9401
GoMEvHEATiNG Ge Rvfii Fl 10 1E3xpERrs-warm air,
hot water, COAL oil, gas, repairs, conver.
sions, new Installations; consultations and
MoTHERs-Do you want q reliable per
evening? Victor 1874.
HITE SCHOOL, day and boarding. nursery
through third grade, accredited teachers,
individual tutoring, music. appreciation.
piano instruction. art pony riding trans
portation furnished. noon dinner. Olympic
J5EEWisH REST HoME-1ndividua care;
nurses, airy rms, best food. tray service,
WE WILL TAKE CARE of elderly people
in our home opposite Walter Reed Hos
pital Phone GE 425S 10
NURSERY SCHOOL,
pickup and delivery service. 2 meals day;
also day and night care; licensed home;
inspection invited UN. o1s1. 10
wedding. party
banquet or portraits in your home. D1.
3436. Ext 62S, by appointment, 20s
TEN SITES of desirable location in Ma
tional Memorial Park, Va. Reasonable for
on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efficient service; open ewes.
3 90 I4th st. NV CO. 2221.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstering;
wide selection Of latest fabrics; quick, eff
cient service; free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHoLsTERING CO.. 1909 H st.
W, Elk 5096.
PIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuilding:
D. c. or suburbs: free estimate. VICTOR
GEORGE, AT 1885 or OV. 1927. -25
WE WILL TAKE CARE of elderly people in
our home, opposite Walter Reed HOSPITAL:
tray service GE 425S --25
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HELP WokEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK for publishing Arm;
high-school graduate; bookkeeping expert
ence required, some typing many employ
ment advantages, including free insurance
Good Starting salary. Telephone DI. 1900
AA1bsiDKREEsssoGRApH-GRApHorYpE A1si T opera
tor, white, thoroughly experienced with
good clerical BACKGROUND; permanent lob.
5eE IL ssnee sme0yi ssnsS sad b1ans
day, 4o.hour week, Gail Mss NIcoLL.
AALGTiEKATHiioN WOMAN for better ready
sss5 .sAiFs sSS5 rs. .s;.t.
fypist: state age, ref. past 5, yrs, salary
expected: permanent; downtown Office;
ehssd sa3hs sdg GF 4ooa Wsef
oyen SS oe on Rb oa4 HAsHRaH APRs
sfh suYEs PEG for S' Better dress dept
must be experienced in ready-to.wear;
ee seed oor T. ks APsy soEs so
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE rate clerk, ex-
perienced, at least 23 years old; salary
based on experience; OPPORTUNITY for ,ad- ad-
week; old established concern. Box 24,V.
BEAuT1cIAN, expert; salary: plus s94;
ds5 Tf SHsKrs DoRs s 9gsri@tH5 @
BEAuTY 81 nT 81; oPERaToR fs2f with au-around ex:
perience: good opportunity; salary snd
commission: "a block of Conn. ave. lso2 ~
BEauTY HG.as + z OPERATOR, steady position s1z;
Gnatlorsao saEos Yaoe Mon2oe SsGR st. e1tEs nv
BooKKEEPER-we need an experienced
bookkeeper for immediate employment
eeSIteifi eoX at IA. sl1s for interview ii
some Office experience, knowledee Of c. N.
r. posting machine, desired; must be able
to work I am. to 3 pm. one week and 3 3
personnel ONCE, HOTEL sTATLER, 18th
eaa cAsHiEk, r. must must also have clerical ex-
purchase, Purchases. Apply 9Th floor. GOLDEN
cAsHEEs s5sSa ed,safoN on natioaa
aItiossd Apply PeTgonnaI sa1 d.. once nee
cAsH1EE-BooKkEEPER. exper; to work K
in Arl. branch of one OF Wash. leading
IacY:s fon Sso NC. ta6eS 500 st. Dn NV. ~ 80
CLERICAI-Neat-app young lady 1or
general oiace work; must be a able to wors ons
Apply personnel office, HOTEL sTATIER,
d9ERks. 9fth ssa J. J. isS for An An FORCE AssocIA-
ton; filing. proofreading; permanent posi-
Aug. 90, 4th floor, 1915 K st. NV,
S5Eaks ss6rss us ar be ers
35; neat; pleasing personality and q steady
worker good fgturs ,,p yacatiSn SnER With pay.
Dry, $50 7th st. Sc, $50 to 1890 am.
CLERK, aged 1885. familiar with figures.
in the accounting dept: of large srp corpora ra
creases; @ 4o-hr. 5-day VIZ. LORD BALTI:-'
MORE FILLING STATIONS, INC, 2o25
1n4ft'EhRK.TYpiisr. LIZ & WI permanent position in
S credit once Of large s' furniture store Good
Apply Mr. Lewis, NATIONAL FURNITURE
G3 srsT Ef afe sss for publish
ing firm; high school graduate with book
keeping training. fgure-posting expert
ence; 5-day. 40-hour week. Telephone pI
CLERK egG1s sHs ssrENsoGRApHER-Loeal motion
Sa rapfer, perm. position. pleasant working
m aSBy tShF GsEb 5saz STs esa rsgs
cIERKN rIin K srENoGRApHER. 5-day week;
permanent position. Apply Room 7o2,
coSrToMEfER esaa I M TER and Burroushs calculator
machine operator; must be exper.: 40;
Once: na e-sax SEARS KS Roasgck eeRsG K oa'e co asoa
SoMProMfiEA Ws2a S,Ea AraEsfna oPEERaroR experienced
Vacation vacation with pay pay and SICK leave 4o-hour
week. salary, $40. Cali Me. 41s1. ---21
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HELP MEN and WoMEk

COLLECTION MAN OR WOMAN, must be
experienced; this is permanent position
with an excellent chance for advancement;
salary open, depending on ability and ex-
perience. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
CO., 7O3 9TH st. NV. -25
COOK. for restaurant. $40 wk. and 2Oes
Of the net profit; 6 days a wk. 1929
JANITOR, colored, and wife for 1st-class
apt. bldg: relieve elevator man and take
complete care of building: quarters fur
Apply In person. MT. VERNON MORT
GAGE CORP. 14O6 M st. NV. 10
MAN OR WOMAN, colored,. to manage
record dept. new store in colored section
Fl sSpe5 eapeT
salary. Bog 27-V, Star.
for photo studio. full or
part time: excellent pay. WHITES STU
DIo, 1909 g st. NV. -1a
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge GIVE voice and phone number.
BOX S69-K, Star
Evening star., 1947-08-19
SALESMAN.

MAN HANlkD, BOOQ, I6lldDl6, 10 kuppiy
RAWLEIGHs. Dept. DcH-14-127 Ches-
MENSoet into sales work, a most lucra-
tive profession, with company that can
teach you to SELL. If you are willing to
work, We can make you financially indie
come. For further details, write Box
PRiNTfSG pHlsi fsaa SALESMAN to develop compo- comp
national concern is looking for man who
the fS future es more important % than anu the start
ing salary; no investment REQUIRED; will
pay salary monthly mo- override and yIrly.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-An expert
enced operator with car will flnd many ad-
vaItages WORKING out OF this ONCE: leads
and snss fqnsheS zsa a,r See Mr.
SALESMAN OR WOMAN, ingenuity as
eaas ss as pofrs sue car 4s assSr@s Rs sS
sAiRsMAS st'sPs sbous M0ass yrs, pharmaeist
sod 0 'a rsta to drsp
asd sssoP5 Box
SALESMAN, shoe findings and leather; un-
usual opportunity. Give all details. Box
sAIEsMEN-we are doing no extensive
hiring at this. time except on a very
selectiye basis. but we would like to meet
a with we are et beng
advanced to very profitable positions in
our spdy R b5snsh se system
SALES MANAGER tt. direct sales and pro-
distributor of Americas most modern alum
mum twin sliding combination storm win
ate and execute sales program. and direct
and train Junior salesmen. Applicant must
be mature, sober and have established a
sales operations; salary open. Write fully,
giving full particulars of past experience,
srcy saaTy Tffs sos es A rsRss a hs
A MAN between 80 and 45 to manage auto
accessories In tire dept, one who has a
good knowledge of buying, also familiar
agea saay and ~
qualifications. experience and reference,
e%oELIEsr ssa Ellen sesfi eosPfiroRruNrrY - approx S
mission. Washington's fastest growing
m mems store THE MILLS co. 9th and E
EXPERIENCED MAN to sell vacuum, clean
have car; good proposition for a live
GoMERY WARD C.. so6 King St., Alex
A MAN between 80 and 40 to manage fur
niture and rug dept. for lge. chain organ
ization; must be experienced In buying and
selling this line of merchandise excellent
opportunity for capable applicant; salary
and commission earning plan: numerous
outstanding conditions; employment in
Alexandria. Va. Apply by letter. stating
qualifications, experience and references
Box 2S2-A, Star. 30
HERE is THE DIRECT SALESMAN'S dream
come true. Every family a sale. If you
are an experienced personal salesman, am
bilious, ready to work both hard and as
directed, and have clean record, III show
per week plus. This is national organ
iZation Just opening its Washington Office
Apply 1890 am. Wednesday, 4th floor,
STOP! LOOK! Have opening for 8 men
with or without cars to be trained for
salesmen and sales managers, starting at
SO to SEQ weekly: after short sales course,
available at 'on once. honest, sober and free to
travel. II interested in. business of your
%ANRR bsaWeen fS and Zee
HOTEL STRATFORD. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

niIed and adfIsted. All Work Evaranteed.
RE II77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Sf3 14tb es NV
BRICKLAYING by contract Only expe,t
Or Or Just Just labor; cinder blocks for sale. OR
0454 II
10 No. nr1v or labor and material. KEY
STONE CONSTRUCTION CO.. Alex. $3.50.
BRICKLAYING-Firep chimneys, re-
PARED A. FAGNANI, Ludlow 549s.
BRICKMASON C0NTRACTOR-Glass oiks;'
firepls,, porches, garages, steps, estpfnna339'
remodeling. JOHN FERRARA' Du. %sos'
BRICK WORK. small or large Jobs. whlte
mechanics: 20 years experience. BuH-
BAGE Ii 0I24. 80
Evening star., 1947-08-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY 90. secy. to mgr, small Of
fee, 1925 plus. secy., ideal ofhce, NV. 81
20 years, start, Sl95; secy,, hotel, $40 plus
dinner: stenos 90, S35-S50; some 5,day
AMERICAN. PERSONNEL SERVICE, block
of Metropolitan Theater.
LIBRARIAN $3.50 %; registered medical
librarian; Typists, expr.. 60 W;p m, $40
ss5: Receptionist; s. clerk; neat s1s5.
Dozens of others daily. Miss Smith or
Ms Black sssa (Est. 80 yrs.). BoYDs' 1883 F.
kECEPTIoNIsT. good typist and knowledge
of shorthand; neat appearance. under ~;
this is an interesting position in per-
Sol mel dept. offering pleasant working con-
ditions and opportunity for advancements:
salary, approx. $1,000. Walter H. Kessler,
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 Wash. BLDG
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. DI. 4O20, D1.
TYPIsTs te). Sl7s .twomen). 8 statistical
typists l clerk-typist. 2 typists, must
average, SO w.pm.; downtown air-con-
ditioned office. 5-day, 37-hour week, ex-
celent working conditions; other typ
ing positions, S35-S40; no fee unless
placed. Apply 91s F st. NV. Ma. 4142,
AMERICAN PERSONNEL SERVICE. block
Of Metronnliten
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, G.H.W., white or colored, man or
woman. for in family; small house,
GEORGETOWN: live out. Local reference re-
auired. Call DE. 1881 weekdays, 9 to g..
CooK-GHw., white, responsible. live In:
Bethesda: fond of children; upstairs .rm.
and bath; Bendix and electric dishwasher;
$50 week WI. 6S51, -21
COOK CIV. small apt. Conn ave. 10
IN. through $3.50 dinner; S17 wk' OR.
COOK AND G.Hw., experienced; stay 2
nights: local references. WO. S2o3,
COOK AND G.H.W., S10G mo. 103 New
lands st, Chevy Chase. Md.
S days. no Sundays: $50 wk, and meals,
interviews frnr, / am. to 4 Pm 1924
Wis ave. EN-. 1c?5. 20
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Here is another quick and convenient way of insurng
that your classified ad gets into The STAR Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business counter in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice how phrase
it to your best advantage The Stars business counter
is open from 500 am to II pm. every day. Ads
received by p always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday. when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember The Star also has nearly
seventy classified ad agencies all the Washington
area. In fact it is than likely that there's Star
classified ad agent in your neighborhood who will take
your ad during his business hours.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE driving to Los
Angeles Aug. %, can take couple or two
ladies. MI. 3574.
ORLANDO. FLA-Lncoln sedan; take 8;
leaving any day to 25th. vi. 5000 or
GE. 0S2S. 90
DRIVING TO MINNESOTA Aug. %, can
tlke 4 passengers. Call MR.. NELSON. Ii.
9607. 7:30 am. to $50 pm.
YOUNG MAN wishes to drive for party
motoring to Los Angeles, will share car
expenses If necessary: careful driver; exper
in cross-country driving. MR.. SARAD,
De 2245
Evening star., 1947-08-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

flne s.e. loc.: no beer;
excel. opport for beginners: only S3. 800
Complete. AUERBAcH & CO., Dr. sl31;
ewes. AID. 5907. -s
PARTNER, to take active interest IN es"
tablished dry cleaning plant, doing ex-
ceilcnt business; wonderful opportunity
for right man. Box 344-v Star. Ia
RESTAURANT, q snap-SicknesS eompsss
sale; downtown corner: desirable leaee:
price, SI5, 900; terms. Will accept nrSt
reas. cash offer. 231 Indiana ave- 2 w.
DRy CLEANING - Wanted wholesale &c;
counts, rough or finished. For prices can
MIR, Hayes, Wa 1894. JOHNSON SLEAS'
ERS, 3231 Rhode Island ave- NV Fsi5.ef' q!
Continued ON Next Pass.'
Evening star., 1947-08-19
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

an,, TaIl TP dISo 20*
COUPLE; in. household
4 McGREGOR. 64O2 Chapel OAKS Or. ne
Evening star., 1947-08-19
DOMESTIC
HELP by

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or mouth
We. protect your homes by selecting the
best help to do your work. RITTER
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 s ST. NV,
AID 4Q&o q m to O u m lQe
Evening star., 1947-08-19

CONTINUED ON Next PsSs.'
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
b OGRAPt A Of
LESTERB. GRANGER

ory committees in New York State
and federal government agencies,
among them the New York State
Employment Service, the State
War Council and the United Stat
es Children's Bureau.
In 1915 he served as Special Ad-
wiser to the Secretary of the Navy
and journied nearly $4,000 miles.
visiting continental and Pacific
area naval bases to observe condi-
tons affecting the Negro in naval
service and making recommended
tons to the Navy Department for
elimination of discriminatory prac
tees. For this service, he was
presented by Secretary of the
Navy James V. Forrestal with the
Distinguished Civilian Service A
ward, the Navy's highest civilian
award. In 1947 February he e
ceived Medal for Merit, a Presid-
entail Award, for his service with
the Navy Department.
Mr.. Granger has written articles
and pamphlets on economic and
social aspects, of race relations,
and is a regular contributor to
such publications as Survey mag
azine, Social Work Year Book, and
Opportunity, Journal of Negro
Life. He lectures often before soc
ia1 work forums and university
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
Scrambled Ilg---,
By GEORGE S.BENscN
President Of Hardins College
SearcyA Arkansas

PLAIN LOGIC and c%lear-think-
ing are two delegates who should
always register at all manage
ment and labor conventions. They
should be ever present in all
councils of patriotic groups.
Neither our business nor our
labor leaders must be responsible
for a lockout of truth and Of the
dignity belonging to facts and
figures. lnasmuch as plain Amer
leans can reason, just so will they
e any inadequacies Of thought
demonstrated by any leaders.
Most of american labor was
pleased, / believe, when the CLIO
adopted a resolution recently con-
demning Communist influence in
its ranks. ! suspect the rank and
file back home gave this action a
round of genuine applause. And
aside from the intra-union poll
tics which prompted the resolu-
tion, regardless Of the doubtful
political tinge of the men who
drafted it, my belief is that the
CLIO unions r taking a step in
the right direction.
In The AT ANY RATE, these
Record unions have put down
on the record their re-
sentiment and rejection of efforts
of the Communists and "other
political parties" to interfere
with their affairs. Communists.
they seem to imply, are just an
other political party, but let us
not forget what theology is fol-
lowed by the Communist line.
whether in a party by that name
OF in other parties. There's moth
ing American about their ideology
nor their ~long-range aims.
1t would seem the time has
come for our two major political
parties to do more than merely
disown the Communists who have
infiltrated their own ranks and
the ranks Of labor. Moreover, il
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
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6 SIS News
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8 90 Chapel in the Sky
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Brown
Q 80 STORY TO ORDER
9 As Cheer UP Time
10 90 WOW News Tower
10 Is Gems and lettings
10 sc Furs on Parade
10 As Solitaire Time, NBC
III 90 World Front. NBC
Ii 80 House of Beauty
IL As Canary Pet Show
IL 90 WOW News Tower
IL Is Farm Magazine of the Air
IL 80 Your University Speaks
Democratic Committee
12 As Life Time Favorites
I 90 RCA Victor Hour, NBC
1 80 Harvest of Stars, NBC
2 90 Carmen Cavellero, NBC
2 80 One Mans Family. MIC
8 90 The Symphonette
3 80 Nebraska Iowa Quiz
4 90 Quiz Kids
4 80 Circle Arrow Show
5 90 Catholic Hour, NBC
5 80 Bob Burns
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2 80 Fred Allen Show, NBC
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3 30 American Album of Fami-
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Q 80 Meet Me at Parkey's. NBC
10 90 WOW News Tower
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70 is Mary Ann Mercer, NBC
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Joseph Hoffman Cohn
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3 30 The Christians Hour, Ell
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II 90 This Week Around the
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II 20 Melodies of the Southland
IL 90 News
70 Is Your Sports Question Box
With Leo Durocher
IL 30 Your University Speaks
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l 90 For Your Comfort, EFT
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8 30 Green Hornet
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6 60 Drew Pearson, Abe
6 IS News
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8 90 Walter Winchell, ABC
8 Is Louella Parsons, ABC
8 so Jimmy Fidler. ABC
8 As The Policewoman, ABC
8 90 Theatre Guild Of the Air
10 90 News
10 Is Vera Massey, ABC
10 80 Music You Want, r
II 90 News. ABC
II 05 Ted Weem's Orch, ABC
IL 80 Jack Fina's Orch. ABC
IL So News, ABC
IL 90 Sign Off. !
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08

groups.
A native of Virginia, he is a
trustee of Hampton Institute. He
was educated in the public schools
of Newark, N. j., and Dartmouth
College, with graduate work at
New York University and the New
York School of Social Work. In
June, 1916, he received the honor
airy Doctorate of Humane Letters
from Dartmouth College.
In 1943, and again in 1914 he re-
ceived public awards "for outstand
ing service to the cause of econom
ic, and political democray in the
field of a relations" The first
was presented by the New Jersey
Organization of Teachers of Color
ed Children and second by the
Congress of Industrial Organizat-
ions. For the service rendered as
Special Adviser to the Secretary
of the Navy, Mr.. Granger vas a.
warded a citation by the Schom-
burg Collection Of the New York
Public Library, and placed on the
Honor Roll Of Race Relations, Feb
ruary, 1916.
For additional information see:
WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA.
1946-47QCurrent Biography, April
1916.