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RooMs EuRh,sHsp-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGTON, vA;-Lar.s, front bedTm;:
h a1sfGSsSs st bedrm.: cow ioca-
ten; emplOyed lady s1 Jsaa month
b "a f., ROOM IN for e. men s syy5n beds
Sss ods26 5a G bf tSm
FRoNsT ROOM. 1st floor. next bath; clean
f hnd e0m ST. ibt$ twin oeds men pre-
ALExAN5kIA5eDouble room for couple;
home Of family of three. Temple 1881.
ss ssth; 81 5li Ei' ir On bus SasE'on
SILVER spRING-single rm. for young
man. in private gentle home; bus at cor
FRIENDSHIP HETGHfTs = Attractively
transportation; SO wk. for /; $3.50 for
8sG N: KENMORE ST, Arl. va.-Lee
nicely yo furn, master bedrm., conv. location
ALExANDRIA-Braddock section, newly
decorated double front room next to semi
as a bus sae 10 wasn't
15 minutes to Pentaeon, l block to bus;
nG fesyHpNs5 ALeT he 5saa Hills pleasant
room in private home: shower bath. phone;
fWnY FUN Rf 0 sooMaE t6 Sas
rsascnab!e; Bendiz and phone privileges.
1so10 s 4: GLEBE RD.. ARL.. vA.-narge,
s ssI INsTGS s45 per mo; OK: LAG; -,
H asa Ssas e. s ssza Cali after iss6 Mrs
e cAEeY Glass; G s blocks circle; large
stqd studio; room: pine panellsd. fireplace;
f s. OAK AXIS tn Navy An 1Sa
tractive single or double room next to bath.
ROOM, next to semiprivate bath: large
private home, near transportation; gentle
man man. Chestnut 1889:
ARLINGToN-comfor clean, small
rm. Platform rocker. etc, suitable for 1
eersoa; q, kit 1s5 privileges, phone and laundry
ALExAN pr with double bed
k r dG9E o HSn A1 MAI PRIV double
room, near Census and Andrews Field,
sG 1os e ahf PLXcE cheverly Nd single rm
IN pvt home exc transp.. gentleman pre-
ARL. HoME-conv. trans. unlim, phone
Dkfs. and laund: priys. 2 girls, dbl. s35
ARLINGToN-Room for one or two refined
ladies or retired couple, empl.. who appre-
ciate clean :<active surroundings; 2 clos
Hall, Navy Annex and Pentagon; garage.
S KHop ser fsLAaD AVE- sS Mt Rainier
Md-Gesnatdleman; desirable rm.; use of
ARLTNGToN@s girls for dble. rm., nicely
furn.; 10 min. Navy Annex or Pentagon;
A aRhfSS R5iS Gw room det home mr.
CLARENDON, 90 min; Pentagon. Navy Dept,
so6 81 l9as II hsSn s. cH om ss1G phone
and laund. privils.; 3 blks. to :Arl. Hall, mr..
sol u. BMTMoRE. Airing on.singie
NEAR feT Nee f gGe
in n,1 pvt h hH Gems no other roomers; COW.
p I5odHB 70 ROOM S9oy twin beds: empl. men
e saEis A 4 HS iaza rm twin
beds bHs to 10 Apor
share With another gentleman; SIS mo-
s$ fss5sH1ss ss's 55a7 'Ss
c ;!9Sss Id young omar man t. share fur
msd ar IN che Etche With
5Sea;qnsbI!s; car desirable. wi. $685. sitsr
aKIT II Fuse rm dDle rm, ample s4a
Gosets on nicely fpr laundry
route. Z hour downtown good connec-
TONS IN points: quiet refined family.
f Al s9' ceHURcH-Gate House: pvt -'q rm.
girl pref. FA. l745-R. 80
SILVER SPRING - Cheerful double, rm..
$40 month. SH 1864 81
FIRST-FLOoR FRONT, next to bath: bus
at door: IL minutes downtown: $25; girl
only. IA. 1T7S-W. Arlington. 80
1903 POWHATAN ST., AleXa ndria-Rooms,
single, double. Phone Alex. 2748. Buses
B 81 THHs 51s1 willard ave.-Master
bedrm.. twin beds, next to bath: S15; 2
gentlemen or empl. couple, quiet and re-
fined; Call WI. 1854. 80
en-, rlnved. senninut hath GI. 1909 Al
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

lag 18th ST. S.E.-Large dble. I'm. for
couple couple or 2 girls. s22 ca. per mo. TR.
1922 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Larse front
to Navy Yard. Phone LU. 9151: BIZ
gentle, family, private home; employed
married couple or men; s45 mo. TR. 1924.
1879 MASS. AVE s.E-Front twin-bed
e eS 30 sc eA NseK fsa L. sss Scev r
nished, newt decorated. sleeping lseiF room 14t
tile bath, private, adult home, convenient
to- to Captol and all cars sober gentemen
LARGE FRONT sunny room n with VITA twin
beds; near transportation: unlimited phone.
end FLOOR, private house, mr.. Library of
Congress; complete housekeeping; for EN-.
D De2 Wee eoups or girls references $50
p Ps:4 Tfsk ST: sEAIse. dbl rm, sem f
bath; gentlemen or empl CPL: single.
oSs s esT Ek apq s s e ca nicely farn
Preferred $50 each. AT: 1880; so
$nd door. twin BEDS. near saI bath; tim private FS
Snf s aSfI eaRRtSI Esai ave.
i II n5,,e em I person. plenty oil not wafer
"a Su 10th ho ST. Sc, Apt. 5-ope double
pSohe one sp sans eeR G as
1897 MASS. AVE. s.E.-single rm., nicely
furn,. for young LADY. Cow. transp. S. per
I6i4 V ST. s.E.-Large bright comfcrta BILE
T I'm e9ok 4p ehw ! blk from bus s1o
fuIn: double nm. foE rent s eonV. TO transp'
1903 c ST. s.E.-Larse lisht room. twin
se $685. xESA 0s ST. ange sene
man. next to bath, S35 per mo. TR. 1920
FURNISHED ROOM. twin beds: gentle
men; private home, near transp. Ii. l1ss
7es 18th ST. s.E.-Front room. double OF
uni phone. Ii 1899. 81
41oe PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. -. Lse
bedroom. well furnished. windows; show
SPACE p i porehes; st acre U ef lawn odssn
home: l or men of good habits Ii
M. CAPIToL-rovely front room. twin
s siis MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Lge, rm. in
pvt. home, dbl. or sgl. Call TR. Alb. 81
CONGRESS HEIGHTs--Master bedrm. for
h YouS SeE Lab eSme s VIII share
f tr9nt ROOM twin beds; no smoking OF
COWS twin beds. pvt. home: suit. ,empl
| student-vet At 0762 noon or eve. after 7
:.3I5 f ST. S.E--Large clean double front
room, next to bath with c.h.w.; uni. phone;
| $40 mo- AT 1928. Il
| 1887 NICHOLS AVE Sw.-Double room:
phone ana laundry pvgs.; .conyen. transp ;;
young single girl preferred: TR. T0S3.-1
1899 BAY ST. S.E.-Lge. double rm.. next
baths 6 wk. ca: will consider board.
FOR SERVICE MAN or married couple
| bath Beautyrest mattress, Ven. blinds,
| unlin1 phone: 2 in family, no drinking;
s. single, $40 double: quiet neighborhood
COLORED-RooM FOR RENT. Call FIR
COLoRED-4653 A ST. s.E.-Sinsle, un.
young men: SIS mo. Lu. 1923. 81
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

2 SCI. RMS with or without board for
Govt. empl. woman and son Is. in George
town. town Glover Or Cleveland Park. mr. MRS.
PLEASANT ROOM and board in Catholic
family for elderly lady In good health; $50
week; Box, 32-Y, Star.
of boy, months, healthy. good; 5-day
week; preferably Catholic; alternative
room Cooking priyileges) in home with
EMPLOYED MOTHER with lovely girls,
2 and. 6, would like board, room, day care.
Virginia or residential NV. Washington.
Call Me. 5000. 81
FOR INFANT ONLY-Board and care by
employed mother. Prefer childless home.
FOR RETIRED CoUPLE-Local or subur-
ban area. MA 9OS6, Eyt 400
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent. I'M
less Star box number is used. when
the general location may be substituted
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROOMS FOR CoLORED-We have rooms
in nearly every section of the city for en-
ployed persons, in refined homes. Call
North $3.50 or stop at our Offices, 511
WE HAVE FURNISHED. unfurnished and
share rooms for desirable tenants through
out the city; list your rooms with us.
NELSON & THOMAS Real Estate Brokers,
415 Florida ave NV DE 6244 81
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.

"a NJ ST, N.E-Employed couple. 3 rooms
semipvt. bath; utilities included; SIS per
APT, ,s AVAILABLE, Md. For details call
COLORED-UNIT block of Eye st. NV
Kitchen, use. Of bath, available April 10;
heat, gas and electric. inc; conven transp. !;
must have good references. Write Box 49,
". Star
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APIS. FURh. AND uNFuRh.

DOWNTOWN. 1242 21st st. NV; 2 rms,
5emipriy. bath, refrigerator. sink and gas,
furn:; S67 so. or unfurn.. $50. ME. 1868
BASEMENT APT, l rm., kit. and bath
Bradbury Heights bus line. 1927 Hillside
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.

COLORED-TWO unfurnished front rooms,
first floor, to couple of good character;
S57 month includes heat and electricity.
Call between am. and IL Sunday, 5000
60th ST. N.E.-Unfurn.
room, employed married couple. Gall
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ROOMS EURN. OR UkFURN.

misunderstanding. Chevy Chase-Bethesda
area. OIL. 1884.
NEW CHEERFUL knottv pine upstairs rm.
35x13. overlooking Sligo Park Silver
Spring. 2 lg. closets; bus at door. ST.. s205.
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COUNTRY, BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

CAN FURNISH room and board for elderly
couple in country home. Box 315-V Star.
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-Lakeside apartment, Orange
region, near St Augustine and Daytona
g Bach Fla MRS. CLYDE WATTS Crescent
FOR RENT BY WEEK, furnished apt,
Ocean City, Md, / block boardwalk, At.
18th St, 5 rms. kitchen, bath. front and
rear porches. seperate maids quarters.
Supply own linen and silver: through
ventilation Call OIL O957
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.
FOR COUPLE, vet; no drinking, smoking,
pets or children; prefer vicinity Of Fort
Belvoir OF Alexandria. WO. 6745. 800
APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND.
600 So. it., zoned for
apartments: 10 min. to Pentagon Bldg:
water and sewerage paid on frontage For
information call CHI. $685.. .
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TWO-bEDROOM unfurnlshed NV, Tor
state Dept. official, wife, parents. Box
W vi. ssSti CORRESPONDENT urgently
needs one-bedroom or efficiency apartment
entrance. Phone FORTUNE at RE Siss
days, NE; 1884 I'M nights or Sunday; 81.
URGENTLY NEED > or room iuTnished
E Li1I =, AlP P4i f:I 5sdrooss, for
IAN Ct 3 s s permanent UP to sleo.
f fSf GOVT. Girls want small apt; no
q iass 1sPs please A u ass
needs apartment Tor family Of three; iur.
nished or unfurnished, Tel. MA. 1850.
EE da AND Or WIFE 4e sxpec nE BABY in
5aTn. s y SnfuTn.; up to SEQ. Please 6.ip.
NAVAL ENSIGN and wife, urgently need
E EMf AEBy eo6 hr s ssss ae,. go
ao.r II NV, section. MI. s495, MRS MRS
VET VRTERAN and wife desperately in need o:
i-bedroom apt, furnished or unfurnished;;
both em Id ysa no ebild ss ".
want apt: no children or pets; will sublet
QUIET QUIET REFINED COUPLE, both employed
S Shish oF ri ' AND WIFE no children
desire unfurn. apt. or house; prefer Be-
thesda. Chevy Chase or NV. area. Phone
WE'RE 3 REFINED PROFESSIONAL girls
who need place to live: apt, furn. in
NV section by April list. Will you give?
VETERAN AND BRIDE-To-BE urgently
need furn. apt: both employed. Can
WOULD LIKE SMALL furn.. unfurn. or
partly furn. apt; by 2 reliable girls. pU.
1000. Ext. 329. 80
MAGAZINE EDITOR-Single woman wishes
i or Q rm modern apt. furn. or unfurn.,
in NV, convenient to downtown. No
sharing Weekdays. Elk. 2400. Ext. 81. -
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30s
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD;. ;3a475 Aolmead
with another girl; private home; unlimited
sfSas Room Re- Slf for vet or STUDENT dinner ao
PFf fsKSAGSU 2i ST. fsIs soom
twin beds new furniture With a aGso Jewish
1 lsa5 ST ST. N ksn' Apt isa SSo T. stu
dent, gentle, viii Share twin-bed, room
With young gen nb sp 6 moderate habits
I "a IRVING ST. N.W:EDcuble room for
settled business people who appreciate
q qot f POTTER ST. homo
and pvt. bath; TRANSPORTATION at door: SIS
per month 81
ss saaHAI 9sx e. as's 5
i4ss et COLUMBIA ITsasa RID. NV, Apt. else.
front room to share with another girl
Al Rae5 ROOM, next to bath: pvt.
0h so Fsssge cs sHn CO. ggs
1918 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt. 1-Lse.
osSse ss saa No e f.$
coLoRED-s41 LAMONT ST. N.w.SIge
e mafed COUPLE Sea nen not
of kit. limited; at carline; refs. RIA. 4os3
coLoRED-s64.. N. H. AVE. N.w:-Nice
rm for quiet clean couple, must be EN-
ployed laund. privils, no cooking. Ia.
CoLoRED-114I t ST N.w.-Front room,
next to bath. twin beds. AID 1894. 80
COLoRED-NICE GENTLEMAN to share
front room with another man; meals if
COZ oRED-s6O3 18th ST. Nw-Nicelv
furnished room, -" employed gentlemen;
twin beds. maid service. privileges: S25 ca.
CoLoRED-ssoe wARDER ST. NV
>, Ice. front rooms with some pvss. RIA,
coLoRED-lsai 18th ST N.w.-we have
that room YOU are looking for, 81 30 and
REALTY CO.. branch office.
CoLoRED-Iaa BRYANT ST. Nw-3
lge. rooms for. refined couples, or per-
sons, $3.50 and Sc per person wkly. DU.
CoLoRED-1s23 SWAMI ST. N.w.-Girl
to share room with another girl; some priv
ileges. Can DU. 4165.
| OLORED-FRONT, SINGLE ROOM for
employed man or woman: home privileges,
! except cooking: so week. RA. 1856.
fCOLOREDT3636 18th ST. N.W.-2 rooms
no cooking privileges. AID. 1865.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Camphor Hall, the new mems
dormitory at billiard University,
is named of the late Bishop Alex
ander Priestly Camphor, of the
Methodist Church.The dedicatory
services will be on Sunday, May
18th. at 4:30 o'clock. DR.. M. S.
Davage, Secretary, Department of
Educational Institutions for NNe-.
groes of the Board of Education
of the Methodist Church, will de-.
liver the main address.
Bishop Camphor was born at
Soniat, Louisiana, near NeNw Or
leans. He graduated from New
Orleans University (now billiard
University and from Cannon
Theological Seminary. He did post
graduate work at Union THEOLOGY
cal Seminary, New York.
Among the distinguished posit-
ions held by Bishop Csmphor
were: President of Central Ala.
bama and President of the College
at West Africa, Monrovia, and
Vice. Counsel General of the U,
S. Elected Missionary Bishop OF
West Africa in 1916, he served
IL years in all on the dark con-
tinent. He is the author of Mis-.
sionary Sketches and Folklore
He passed away in 1919.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

1T is the desire Of the commit
to hear relatives to the bill", Sem.
ator Donnell said. anyone desir-
ing to suggest the name Of any
person to appear before the SUBJ
committee should communicate
with Mr.. Phillips r. Rodgers, clerk
Of the Committee on Labor and
Public Welfare"
The Rev. Allen Knight Chalmers
and A. Phillip Randolph, co-chair-
man of the National Council for
a Permanent Fair Employment
Practice Commission, greeted Sen..
ator O'Donnell's announcement
with an expression of their deep
satisfaction.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
ReadIe Studio
Presents Picture

One of the highlights of the
Neither and Daughter Tea given
at the Bette c.. Marion Branch
YWCA on Mothers Day was pre-
sentation of a large picture of
Mrs. Bette C. Marion to the Branch
YWCO from Beadle Studio. The
presentation was made by Mrs.
Anita Beadle Scott and was accep-
ted by Mrs. NJ. M. Hugert, presl-
dent of the Branch Committee of
Management. Mrs. Marion express
sed her appreciation for the honor
that was given her in a few i'm
pressive words.
Mrs. G. w. Williams of Oakley
Training School was guest speaker
for the Mother and Daughter Tea.
She gave the origin of Mothers
Day and brought aout the true
qualities of a mother. Her address
was greatly epjoyde by all present.
The music for this program was
given by members of the Y.Teen
clugs, Business Girls Clubs, and
the Mothers Club of the Bette G.
Marion Branch YWCA.
Gifts were given to the youngest
mother, the oldest mother, the
mother with the most living child
rem, the one with the most grand
children and geat grand children.
These gifts were donated to the
Branch by Mrs. A. J. Noel Sr. Bert
Wilson, Beatrice Patterson, Helen
Battle, and w. l.. Johnson. Mrs.
w. L. Newman was responsible for
the gifts. We thank these gracious
ladies for the lovely gifts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Gil for q Permanent FEPC and
representatives Of affiliated and
co--operatingreli gious, labor, civic
welfare, and minority organizat-.
ions will present proof that dis
elimination in employment has in.
creased since the war and requir--
es enactment of the Ives-Chavoz
Bill at the very earliest POSSIBLE
date" they said, adding:
Millions of American citizens
are suffering daily discrimination
in employment because of race,
religion, color, antional origin or
ancestry. The total is more than
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

nation in employment.
In announcing last Monday that
hearings would begin June II on
the Ives bill, the measure after
which severa House bis are mod.
eed, Senator Forrest c. Donnall
of Missouri, chairman of the SEN
ate Labor and Public Welfare sub.
committee which is to consider the
measure, said it was hoped that
the taking Of testimony will be
COZ eluded in siv days.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
Bill To Prohibit
Discrimination
1naugrated

Washington, d. C. - Represen-
tatvie George H. Bender, Repub-.
lican, Of Ohio, introduced in the
House last Monday a bill to rro-.
hibit race or religious discrim-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

which depends conditions and
the purchasing power on which de
rends continued market for Am
erican production and employment.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
"Members Of the National Coun- 20 million.
airy earners and business and in

Discrimination in employment dustry well by tending
harms not only members of and working cond
ory and the purchasing
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Gathering String Beans
String beans should not be gath.
cred when the plant Is wet with dew
or rain, 20 prevent the spread of
bean rust
Relocating Vegetables
To reheat vegetables use the top
Of the double boiler. It will pre-
vent that warmed over" flavor.
Fishy Smell
To get rid Of a fshy smell on
dishes, soak the dishes In salt wa
ter before washing them.
Corn Silk
Use q stiff hand brush for remov.
nag silk from corn In jiffy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

Mrs. Ethel Marie Price Of oma-
ha, Nebr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hudson of Chicago are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Green, 400 Third
st. So. Mrs. Price and Mr.. Hudson
are cousins Of Mrs. Green. A sur
prise birthday party was given
Sept. 80 in honor Of Mr.. Hudson.
The Birthday Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Ben Cassius, 800
Fourth Ave. So. Sunday, Sept. 81
Prizes were won by the following
Mrs. Bert Dawson, first prize, Mrs
Theodore Jones, second prize, anC
Mrs. Raymond Phillips, third. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Dawson, 1928 Fourth
Ave. So, Oct. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jackson
S70s Fourth Ave. So, have re.
turned from a two weeks vacation
visiting friends and relatives in
Lincoln, Omaha and Fremont
Nebr., Bluefeld and DesMoines,
Iowa. They returned Sept. "a.
The W. J. W. Club is holding its
first meeting Of the season Thurs
day, October 2. All members are
urged to please be present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

272 Rondo Ave.
Ill: Mrs. Robert Hill. Sr., S72
lglehart Ave, is confined to her bed
because of illness.
New Residence: Mrs. BERTHE
Copeland, formerly of 449 Rondo
is now residing at 345 Rice St
On Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mOnd Brown, 931 St. Anthony
Ave, left the city Friday, Sept
26, for Chicago, where they spent
days visiting.
Mrs. Myrtle Williams of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived in St. Paul Sun.
day, Sept. 81, to spend two weeks
visiting her sister-in-law and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollye A. Gum
1888 Iglehart Ave.
The local SIG auxiliary met
Thursday evening, Sept. %, with
Mrs. Leonard Davis, 69S RondC
Ave, and Mrs. Joseph Stubs a:
co-hostess. Thirty-nine member:
were present and some male mem,
bers of Local SIC. New members
are: Mines. Emile Hill, Gordon
Kirk, Chester Oden and S. Arnold
of Minneapolis. An election of of,
ficers was held. President, Mrs
Glen Beck, was elected for hel
fifth year; vice-president, Mrs. c.
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d
Ave, was hostess at the reception
following the wedding. Attending
we're: Messrs. and Mines. K. Bow
ser, R. Creighton, J. Preston and N.
Smith; Mines. June Bruce, Dolly
Nelson, Hattie Jones, Francis
Hartshorn, Honey Graham; Messrs.
Emmanuel Roseby, Edward Brun-
son, Tyree Mcdonald, J. Fulbright,
Ernest Wiley, Mack Birch, George
Carter, Lester Rivers, Charles
White and H. L. Holland. Those
who were unable to attend, but
sent gifts, were: Messrs. and Mines.
Ernest Robinson, William Langley,
H. Harris and ]. Eblien. The bride
and groom received many lovely
gifts.
Weekend Guests: Mrs. Leila Price
and Miss Mary Doss of Chicago,
were the weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, 6lO
W. Central Ave. Mrs. PRICE is the
aunt of Mr.. Brown.
Marriage licenses were issued re-
Gently to: E. A. Wilson, St. Paul,
and Della NJ. Warren, 3Ol Rondo
Ave.
Leon Hampton, 334 Rondo Ave,
and Hortense Baker, st. Paul.
Warren Hayes of 29O N. St.
Adams and Lois M. Robinson of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03
Report on Pending
Legislation TuesdGY
NIGHT in St. Paul

Mike Masaoka, National Execu'
tive Director of the japanese
American Citizens League, Anti
Discrimination Committee, will
make a report on the progress Of
anti-discriminatory legislation now
pending in Congress at a meeting
Tuesday night, Oct. 7, at Interna'
tional Institute, 1888 W. Kellogg
Boulevard, St. Paul.
At the national level, the League
works with other minority group
organizations, including the
NAACP, in sponsoring Legislation
affecting minority groups.
The organization has been very
active in fighting restrictive COW
enants, and job discrimination
against all groups.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03
l WAY |S5aItl
~. 81 neil DODSOn RUSSELL

One doesn't read much about Elsa syndicated
columns these days The Iowabn hostess who has
made out of giving parties for the bored
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

mond, Billy Hancock, Janet Maria
Allen, Raymond, and Dale smitA,
Lonny Lee Ellis, and Thomas Gene
Brown.
Mrs. Henry (Helen) Kitchen u
Des Moines, Ia, sister Of Mrs..
Cecil E. Newman, Il visiting her
during the latter's convalgscenes
following an operation in Septem-
Der. Mrs. Newman is home and her
condition is much improved.
Mrs. Helen Smith, ssl6 Clinton
Ave, and Mrs. wins D. Gates, 9O2
Bryant, extended Mrs. Kitchen so
eial cOurtesies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-03

Connors; recording secretary, Mrs.
Leonard Davis; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Clarence Anderson; treasurer,
Mrs. Harry S. Brown, was elected
for her tenth term.