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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
Durham Stars to
Show Fashions

Among the many stars slated
10 appear in the Second Annual
Music Fashion Spectrum. to be
presented by Gladys and Glenn
Mills on Easter Monday. April
=. will be Miss Marina Billings
ley. former dancer in the ma
tionally known Katherine Dun
ham troupe
Miss BillinGsley is TO be the
featured dancer in the musical
fashion show extravaganza She
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22

TO New York in the spring 10
continue training in the ballet,
In addition to rehearsinl for
her appearance as star in the
Spectrum, Miss Billingslcg /,
helping TO train the young ladle,
of the ensemble who will bring
something new in chorus work
TO the patrons of the "Specttum"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
BTW To Discuss
Business Support

How Can We Promote and
Support Business and Employ
ment" IS the subject Of panel
discussion sponsored by the
Booker T Washington Trade AS
ISOLATION on the y Forum, Sun
day. March %.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25


EQeben entipridt. biIft t,nr 0enl
Boliheipismus.
Sf)lieben mir bod nit einefn Hr1.
iibenteniport lln0 nebmen mir es
ernit: uDie ,3eiten foroern einen
@lanPen, Der ftarf genig lit, ftotfnIls
fir ods Neht an f1mpfen, Shnierig-
feiten iInb S6rten, Mngriffe nno ielbit
8erabtlng bon oen Rr6ften oes 80-
len 5l er6nIoen, einen @Iauben, Der
iih nit itenem 2eben un6 NIT neiier
&raft aus Dem t1gIiben Sample err
bebt. @laube fiibrt 5nr Soffnung,
our @ntlhloiienbeit, gum Bertrnuen
IN bas @abre uno @ute, al, onnern-
Dem gemiiben, ienen 5rie6en un6 ie-
ne @oblfabrt 5n ihoffen, Die 0emii-
tige Wanner uno Jroiien in ieoem
2an6e inhen, uno Sic fdlieBlib Mffer
alien Nationen berrihen iperoen.
Gurd ben @lamben iperoen @ottes
Hldne in Ser3en un6 Gun Der Wen-
iben ausgefiibrt. SD BIN feit bopoE
iiber3eltgt, baB iene, bie ibre 9erant-
fDortlidfeit @ott gegeniiber nidt an
erfennen, aud lire DolIe Bfli1t ibrem
Mitmeniden gegeniiber nidt erfiinen
f0nnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
papft unh prdihrnt
8un 6. S. @ei denberger

giner ser befannten ,Golumnilten"
itelte fiir5li6 Die Srage: Con Der
Braiioent preoigen2 Ser anlaB 5r
Ser Srage mar eine 8otidaft bes Bra-
lioenten on cine religioie @ruppe, er
CLAUDE ni6t, baB es eine 3eitfrage
gdbe, Die nidt i'm @eiite Ser 8ergpre-
oigt cine gliidlid)e 2oiung finoen
fonnte. Ser Shreiber beant1portet bie
Srage ourhals poiitip: Scr 8r1it-
bent amerifas ioate elm moralil6er
uno geiItli6er sSiibrer fem, biel mebr
aIs elm politiider 9emagoge (n1anip-
nlator). @r iollte oft als Yropbet unb
3eitfiinoer auftreten Ser YrGli-
bent iollte uns iiberseugen, 6aB Sc.
meintpobl iiber gigennub gebt. gr
ioate uns Su gbarafteren biloen, Die
9emofratie erfolgreih MAIDEN. CT i'll
gan5 in ieinen 8erei6, penn ct reli.
gios ipri6t."
8un5 ridtig: ser 8raiioent iolte
mebr iein als Elm 0emagoge, Der au.
erit an @alup Boas ausfinbet, tpos
Die our6 Breiie uno 8abio prdparier'
te Waiie benft, unb Damn Der Maiie
nah Dem Munoe rebet. gr rtiiBte Ole
8obrbeit iagen, gelegen ober ungeIe.
gen, ielbit auf Die @efabr bin, baB er
unperItanben bleibt, oaB er mande
enttauift, ia 6aB er nidt mebr ge.
mablt miro. @ir baben unter @iIIon
erlebt, bob er unter Dem Sdlagtpor1
geiDablt murbe: gr balt uns beraus
aus benz ariege. geod flingt lns
&ooiebelts ragain and again and
again" in Den Sbre1l, oas feierIi9e
8eriprehen an oie Srauen lno Mut.
ter, bob ibre Sobne un6 Eo9ter ni1t
auf ben Sdlahtfeloern Ser Welt faI.
len ipiiroen - elm 8eripre9en at Ell.
ner 3eit, oa er ltns praftii9 I1ngli
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

ide uno innenpolitiihe .MdBignne"
Jon Die StoBfraft oes auBenpolittihen
angriffs, eesen Mmerifa berItarfen.
auf Der gleihen 2inie liegt Der gera-
oe5u national -bolideipiitiide" ZIP
pelI an Die nationalen, ia haubint-
itilhen @efiible Der golfer, Der iih
in 5ipeifader @eiie auBert: einmal
onrh Iufpeitihnng Ser antibeutihen
@efiible, beionoers bel ben Slatpen
un6 Sran5olen, gum anbern bur1 oie
INNER pieoerbolte .@aruung", 6ie
rationale Sonberanitdt bod ia r1i6t
an Sen omerifaniIden Collar -Smpe-
rialismus su berfaufen.
0ier ipirb 5ltgleih oie Saftif ser
neuen aomintern ii6tbar: Wosfan
bat gelernt, baB 9euti6lnnb bas am
itdrfiten mtifommuniltiide 2anb Gu.
ropas lit = cine Satiade, Die man IN
8aris 1lno 2onoon ltnb @aibington
nod immer iiberIeben mohte! 9es-
balb bot Wosfau nicbt einmal oie
oeutiden &ommuniiten eingelaben, an
ser nelten 9omintern teil5nnebmen,
obpobl bie oeuti6e 8artei in Der al
ten &omintern neben Sen 3ullen bie
beberrldenbe GoGe ipielte. = MuBer-
Dem aber bat ser &reml eingeleben,
ooB ser 8altb Ser beutifen Sitpro-
pin5en nno oas 9enebnten Der ruff
l6en Soloaoesfa ieoe proruiiii6e So
litif ieitens ser Dellti6en rnmogli6
madt, unb bat ii6 baber beipuBt ba-
fir enti6ieben: bas antibel,ti6e
9riegslieo peiter5ulingen, oas Die
8aniittart unb Morsentbau in ben
angelidhitiden 2anoern 10 popular
gena6t baben unb oas Dor allem au6
in 6ranfreih INNER groBen 8iber-
ball finoet.
Gie Satjafe, odB Wosfau innen-
politiId) oaran ber5fpeifelt, oen &om=
munismus in Geuti6lanb gum Sieg
81 bringen unb alBenpolitii6 feline
Gbance iiebt, oaB 9eutlhlanb nit
Dem Often seben miro, fann rlidt ber-
feblen, in 8oibington ben tiefIten
@inorud 5u MAIDEN. 9a @aibingtons
Holitif aus 2ogif uno 3nangsldlt-
figfeit beraus geraoe bas @egenteil
Ser Wosfau'er 8olitif iein muB, err
gibt ii6 allo, Bob @aibington i6leb-
teroings ge5mltngen miro, Die 8eoeu.
tllng 3elttlflan0s aIs bes 1tdrflten
antifommuniitiiden 8feilers in san5
.gnropa ein5ltIeben llno besbulb Der
BON Wosfau betriebenen Bolitif Ser
3eritiidelung uno @usboblung
Gelttidlanos entgeeen 5u arbeiten.
'Heben bieiem Smpuls auf cine
neue, poiitipe Oeuti6 i6lano-8olitif
Imerifas, bie friiber ooer ipGter
boffentlid friiberD 5ur, @nerfen-
nung zines ~SStalien-Status fir
8eit= =Geutidlano" unb gu einem Se-
paratfrieoen nit 8elt-Dertl6lanb
fiibren muB, bot gan5 aGgemein Die
Eolitif Der Sruman-Doftrin nn6 bes
WarIbon -8lans einen getpaltigen
gufidmung erbalten. 9us amerifani-
ide Golt uno Der bisber redt aosern-
oe amerifaniide &ongreB betra6ten
oie @riinoung Ser neuen &omintern
unb insbelonbere ibren baBerfiiaten
Iufruf als cine moralil1e &riegser-
flarung segen Qnlerifa = llno oas
amerifaniide 8olf braudt iolGe Ser
ausforoerung, beoor es uitt Stim-
niung" fomntt.
@as INNER sic neue &omintern
i'm Saufe Ser naditen Sabre erreiden
miro, = eines bat tie bereits erreidt:
amerifa lit gum 8eipuBtiein Ser fon-
|muniitii6en 8efabr ertDa6t = =
uno bus miro ser &reml in Sen na1s
item Mpnaten merfen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict-Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI gegen ole
Mrten bon alien uno friihen 8un.
ben, @eidipiiren. @etpddien, Bib.
umn6en, &arbunfeIn uim. Bttte @eIb
nur bur6 Pojt Monep Or6er 5u idif.
ten. Seine Stanps. Seh5ig (60)
Gents Die Sbadtel BET
j. L. STAAB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
J. L. sTAAB

l7soe valleyview Ave-. CLEvMIAND n. q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
RADIO LOG
KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"
TUESDAY EVENING

TUESDAY EVENING 5:00-One Night Stand. 5:30-Totem Forecasts. 5:45-Remember.
 6:00-Dinner News.
 6:15-Melody Roundup. 6:30-Ginny Simms.
 7:00-You Were There. 7:15-Standard News Forecasts. 7:30-Jack Carson.
 8:00-KINY Bandbox. 8:15-Fishing Time.
 830-Alan Young.
 900-Suspense.
 9:30-March of Melody. 9:45-Between the Lines. 10:00-Pamaray Time. 0:15-Forecasts. Marine and weather forecasts daily at 800 and 9:30 AM; 12:0C Noon, and at 5:35, 7:25, 8:20 and 10:1s P M Sundays at 11:55 A. M. and 5:10 and 9:30 P. M)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22
J. J. STOCKERs RETURN

MT. and Mrs. J. J. Stocker have returned to their home here after spending a delightful winter in Washington and California. Mrs Stocker went south last August and was jointed later by her hus- band Together they just went places and had a good time talk ing life easy" The plane trip from Seattle was very smooth and com fortable, but disappointing in one way-it was foggy and cloudy all the way making it impossible to view the scenery, the vacationers said.
 When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST = Buy LIT nD CIIETN6 CIJnEC o.+ rnatrr,c,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-22

#of 1925 -5lst Street. Brooklyn. N. '.
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Wh. key s6.S Proof = 65eo Grain Neutral Spirts. Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
.JAYCEE MINSTREL
TO MAKE 2 NIGHT
STAND, MARCH 2O-2l

All signs point to the Jaycee
Minstrel of 1947 being the biggest
and best minstrel that ever hit
Wilmington, the Port City Log, Of
fetal organ of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce reports.
The show will open a tWo-night
stand on Thursday night at 8 O.
clock in New Hanover High school
auditorium, with a cast of 40 to 81
persons. Practice sessions will be
held each night this week in the
Second and Orange Community
building. .
Two circles, an afterpiece and
several speciality acts will make
10 this years black face show
Tickets for the minstrel may De
purchesd from members OF the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce or
at Saunders Drug Store. Toms
Drug store, the Laundryette, Quail
ity shop, or Mcmillan and Came
ron,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
TE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, NJ TUNE WIND T"% NJ DAILY
SCIENTIST CHURCHES
STUDY SUBSTANCE"
SUNDAY FOR LESSO

SUBSTANCE" was the subiec
OF the Lesson-Sermon in all Christ
ian Science Churches and Societies
on Sunday, March Is.
Golden Text from II Corinthians
9:8. God is able to make all grace
abound toward you; that ye, having
all sufficiency in all things, may
abound to every good work"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon were the follow
ing from the Bible: thine, o
Lord, is the greatness, and the
power, and the glory, and the vic
tory, and the majesty; for all that
is in the heaven and in the earth is
thine; thine is the kingdom, O
Lord, and thou art exalted as head
above all' Il Chron. 29:11). And
from Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: LAS God is substance
and man is the divine image and
likeness, man should wish for, and
in reality has, only the substance
of good, the substance of Spirit, not
matter. Spirit is the only substance
the invisible and indivisible inf.
mite God" pages 301 and 1857.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
CRIME WAVE HITS
new 1o-YEhR TOP
Old C.ng> Pa'orm'ne
Hove, Saws In Rerort-
inc 1876 Arrests

WASHINGTON, March 16. Up
Crime bit d 10 year peak IN 1910
}. Edgar Hoover, director OF the
Federal Bureau OF INVESTIGATION
reported today The +'BI received
645, 431 arrest records last year
the largest number in the past dec
AIDE.
There is evidence that old gangs
are regrouping." Hoove. said IN
an ANALYSIS of the reasons for the
crime increase.
while nearing normalcy, the Ell
fects of A spirit of wartime abandon
have not run their course.
The juvenile d%elinouents OF the
war years arc graduating from
petty thieves 10 armed robbers ana
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17

COLUMBUS, O., March Is: Up
= Delegates TO the CLIO National
Education conference occupied the
Flemish room of the Neil house
this afternoon and demanded that
Negro as well as white delegates
be served breakfast.
The conference issued the follow
ing statement at 2 p. H. EST.
"One hundred and fifty mem
bers of the National CLIO Educa'
ton conference are still waiting in
the Flemish room for breakfast.
Management of the hotel claims
mattresses won't serve them be-
cause Negro delegates are present.
"A portrait of Lincoln hangs in
the front office. Yet the principles
of Lincoln are openly defled IN
columbus, a way station for the
underground railway system OF the
civil var.
Long Wait
CLIO delegates said they had been
waiting since 1880 a. m. for break
last. Representative Helen Gahagan
Douglas D.-Calif.), who addressed
the conference last night, also Join
ed the group for breakfast but left
later in the morning because she
had to catch a train.
George LIP Weaver OF Washing
ton, director of the National CLIO
committee to abolish discrimina
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
SPECIAL TRACTOR
COURSE PLANNED
Maintenance School For
Ali Boys To Be Held In
Goldsboro

A Special Tractor Maintenance
School for All Club boys in thir-
teen counties of the Goldsboro
area will be held at G%oldsboro,
March 1919, it has been announced
by j. c. Ferguson, Agricultural
Engineering specialist for the State
College Extension Service.
Attendance at the three-day
school will be limited to one farm
agent and two All Clubs boys
from each county, Ferguson said,
explaining that the American Oil
Company will cooperate with the
Extension Service in sponsoring
the events, Travel, hotel, and sub.
sistence will be paid by the oil
firm.
Farm agents will select two
outstanding club boys who own OF
operate tractors, Ferguson said
and all available makes of trac'
tor equipment will be assembled
at the school to supplement in
s~truction, which will be conducted
by Charles R. Lund. of the Amerl-
Oil Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17

APPROXIMATELY three in
toua members OF the male T I've
'oTce In the e.. S, betwe,'a ot
ages OF q ano %, are veta II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
BUSINESS LEADERS
PLAN SUPPORT FOR
SCHOOL BOND VOTE
Special To The Star

TABOR CITY, March l6-Busi-
ness and professional leaders In
the Tabor City area are lining up
with other citizens of Columbus
county in support of the county
school bond issue to be put before
the people in a special election
March IS.
Flrst to issue statements back
ing the proposed issuance OF a
million dollars in bonds were Il.
C. HARRISON, druggist and former
state senator, and Will Cox, large
property owner and widely known
local business man.
Others coming for the. bond issue
included S. T Rogers, G. Gar
land Fowler. Buck Peay, DR.. L.
M. Medlin, Dr.. G. S. Cox. E. W.
Fonvielle, S. P. Smith, Ben L.
Nesmith, Jr., and Phil Hughes.
A portion of the million dollars
isue would be used to replace the
present high school building here
which was condemned as unsafe
seven years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
DEWEY STOCK NOW
THOUGHT FIR Ter.
New York State Legislature
Paving Presidential
Issues

ALBANY, March Is WIH
Political supporters of Governor
Thomas E. Dewey believe the is
sue of the 1913 Presidential cam
paign are being forced by the New
York State legislature which com
pletes its work for this session
or Tuesday.
BY then, they said, the nation
will have a clear view of the prin
ciples for which Dewey nov
stands. These observers are con
WINGED that his strong guidance OF
controversial legislation already
has won him a good lead in the
nomination.
They reached this conclusion to-
day by a study of his recent leg,
islative record which shows that:
He handled Communists" firm
ly, in one instance banning an al
legged Communist-inspired delega-
ton from the state capital.
He achieved passage of the ma
TONS most drastic anti-strike bill
affecting public servants.
Sponsored Bonus
He sponsored a $500, 600. 900 state
bonus to war veterans - payable
in the Presidential year.
He had the political courage to
ask for new taxes to pay the
bonus.
He approved the first state law
in the nation applying residential
rent, control when OPA expires
Dewey has not yet said whether
he will again be a candidate fol-
the Presidency but observers are
convinced that all of his present
moves are being planned with ar
eye to their effect on the nomi'
mating conventions.
And if he does run, the highly
controversial Condor : Wadlin bill
setting severe penalties for pub
lie srvants who strike against tht
state is certain to figure as bitter
ly as if did during its stormy pass
age through the state Legislature
This is the Governors bill ant
he is willing to stand or fall b!
it. He inspired it, helped sponso:
it and even engineered its pass
age against strong opposition
within his, own party and the evel
more violent opposition of schoo
teachers, civil servants and labo.
organizations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17

A material similar to coarse
wool has been developed from jute
fiber in India.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
into the field of more serious
crimes.

into the field of more serious
crimes.
The gradual breakdown OF the
American home is beginning TO pc
reflected in the national pehaVsoi
pattern and IS 6 real cause 10Y
alarm.
Highlights OF a study by the fBl
OF 1916 crimes included:
Arrests of women decreased 49,
iper cent compared with 1913
while arrests of males jumped TO-
per cent.
New High Mark
For the first time since 1873
mc,e persons in the 21-year ag
group we're arrested than In an
other age group, followed by u
%. "a and 2O-year-olds in that o.
der.
Although arrests of girls unde
N dropped 33.1 per cent compare
with 1945, they still exceeded II
nrewar figures by 40 per cent.
Fifty-four pei cent Of all perso'
arrested had previous arrest re
ords.
Crime in rural areas increas
I14.1 per cent compared with
pe1 cent increase in cities.
The overall increase In crime
.hroroho,1t the nation over l945
was rs per cent.
Auto thetts declined 4.8 per cent
III 1916 - but all the other more
serious offenses increased as tol'
lows: murder, 23.3 per cent; man
slaughter by negligence, ~; GRIM
inal assault, S; robbery, 15.7; ag-
gravated assault, 1873; burglary
I1.3, and larceny, 8.0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17

1t took eight years to develop
the Bog.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
Hotel Mattresses Refuse
To Serve Negro Delegates

ton, said the subject for the clos
ing session of the education confer,
ence at the hotel was "discrimina-
tion."
Weaver, a Negro, commented,
1.-THE hotel furnished a working
laboratory for our panel discus
sion."
Instead OF going to a larger room
for today's session, the delegates
remained at their foodless tables
in the Flemish room, conducting
conference sessions while waiting
for breakfast this afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
It'll KEEP YOUR
CAR OR TRUCK
RUN WING

You're lucky to be driving a Dodge or Plymouth
vehicle today-particularly if you need replacement
parts! Our stock of factory-engineered parts is SUI
ficient for most service requirements - and our
trained mechanics have the "know how" to inslan
them properly-and at reasonable prices. For better
performance. longer life. and maximum economy
let us take care of your vehicle! Phone for an ap-
pOintment-today!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
PLAY SCHEDULED
AT N DERLEA
TUESDAY NIGH
Especial To The Starr

BURGAW, March Is. - A come
dy-mystery in three acts entitled
''The Black Ghost will be present
ed Tuesday night in the Penderlea
auditorium at 8 o'clock, Mrs. W. c.
Dicksey, a member of the schools
staff, announced yesterday.
Presented by the students of the
school. an invitation has been ex-
tended to all residents in the neigh
borhood to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
Fire Routs Guests

JACKSON, Miss. March 10 -
tP Fire which destroyed the
roof garden atop the i2-story
Heidelberg hotel here early to-
day routed approximately 6oo
guests fror, the rooms temporarl-
~.
The guests were aroused by
Mrs. Nell Thurman: the motel
telephone operator and bell boys.
and filed down into the lobby IN
orderly fashion, while firemen
extinglished the fire.
The only injury was received by
a fireman who suffered the frac'
ture of tws toes when an object
fell on his foot.
The origin OF the fire was IN
determined and estimates were
being made of the damage late
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-17
GETS CIVIL WAR DRUM

ASHLAND. ore, -U.H-A drum
by D.. }. Myers OF CON
nany B 9Th Iowa Infantry. IN the
Civil War battles OF Shlo ana
Vicksburg was wilied TO the ASH
american Legion here whe'
Myers died.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Non-Housinq
fcontinued FROM Page B-1

building, county yard, Arlington, Va.
Ernest c. Lunsford and Welby Lee Luns
ford, shopping center. Route I'll and q
Lee Hishway. Fairfax, Va; S25. .001
Four projects, valued ct, s1a, ,765. ap'
proved because Of essential and monde
ferrahle maintenance and repairs:
Alexandria Recreation Center, Inc. re.
pairs to air-conditioning system. Mont.
gomery and st. Asaph streets. Alexandria
Joe costin and Hyman Miller. fre-
nroofins @ 70 e res arestaurant. lo9 Upshu,
Charles J. Cassidy Co, Inc. alterations
to e q Office bTiloins, 1341 Connecticut avenue
Singer Sewing Machine Co, repairs te
once building. 3107 N street NV; S4.70O
$50, were approved because they Great.
q nesligible impact on the Veterans Hous.
pletion of gerage. Hughesville, Md. 81 800
o. w. and c. D. Cope. auto repair shop
l07 North st. Asaph street. Alexandra
William j. Owens and Edward L. New
ton. service station. Route 8, Hughesville
= ssks; Sal i, ar-eonaitioninr, $40 Twelfth
Capital Transit Co. remodeling o.
ethee building. 1416 F street NV; $4,000
Georges Radio g. Television Co., retail
Peoples Drug Store, Inc, Improvement.
| to drug store, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue
NV; $1,000
Nicholas Papanicolas, renovating sever
store fronts, Ninth street and New Yorl
avenue NV; $4,000.
G. c. Murphy Co., addition to retail
| store. 214-16 MONTGOMERY street, Rockville
| S31,730
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, partial con
struction of mausoleum, 1901 Bladens
Tire Distributors Co, alterations ant
repairs to an electrical appliance store
b503 Georgia avenue NV $4,000
Victor R. Beauchamp. partial construc
Evening star., 1947-05-31
Permits
Continued From Page BID

George T. Santmyers, 2209 L street
NV, architect: to erect one 3-story
brick and cinder block apartment,
Evening star., 1947-05-31
3Living- wage Levels
Are Adopted in India
After Year long Study
By Phillips ToIbot
Foreign cerrsspondeni Of The s.ar and
the Chicago Deily New.

BOMBAY, India, Nav a1-who,
Is a living wage?
Alter special commission had
studied this question for q wear
the government of India rece,,t lu
accepted-for its own employees,
these definitions:
l. For working class families
the minimum living wage in India
is $16.71 per month.
:. For middle-class families the
minimum is s27.35 a month
3. Practically nobody, except am
bassadors, cabinet ministers and de-
partmental secretaries. needs more
tnan S6o0 a month, and even these
officials will get not more thar
$500. e 'ii"''
Inc first two figures include
"dearness allowances" of $3.50 snd
slo.o4. respectively, to Compensate
LOT the present inflated cost of
living. 0' VI
For some government messengers
tnese amounts will mean pay raises
o. 80 or Sc, but clerks and stem
ographers have protested that thew
40 not get much extra.
This is not all, however. A few
extra concessions are thrown in. For
example, government employees sta
tloned in large cities will get extra
housing allowances. ranging from
Si.oo a month to 10 per cent of
their salaries. The government is
also prepared to pay share of
cn,ldren's school tuition fees for
families drawing under $50 month
Top officials are not so happy
about the arrangements. Some of
.nem are now drawing $1,000 and
$i,ooo a month, or nearly $50 times
"nat their messengers take home
Retroactive to January 1, the new
pay scales will cost the government
OF India an extra $50 million in
salaries annually.
Copyright, 1947)
Evening star., 1947-05-31

~ units, 3105 lie Baum street Sc,
| to cost $50 900.
Lee Roy L. Werner, 310 Aspen
street NV, owner and architect;
builder not selected: to erect one g.
story brick and cinder block apart
ment, IL units, 4430 Nichols avenue
tS.W. to cost $50 900.
Elizabeth NJ. Barnhart, 26o9 o
street NV, owner and builder; Ell
dred Mowery, 1908 Twenty first
street NV. architect; to erect one
~: STORY brick dwelling, 2611 o
street NV, to cost $4,000.
Harris g. Ewing, 1311-13 r street
NV, owner; builder not selected:
Victor Eberhard, architect; to make
interior alterations and install new