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Evening star., 1947-11-23
|NAAcP Asks Grand Jury
Probe Of Rochester Police
BY the A,soeio.ed Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov ~ -
Of11cials OF the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People today called for grand jury
investigation Ito determine what if
anything. Is wrong" with the Roches-
ter Police Department.
In a report on the fatal police
shooting of Negro youth November
6, the executive committee of the
organizations Rochester branch dis
counted the possibility of any racial
discrimination" in the incident.
"It seems rather to have been a
case. OF improper and incompetent
police handling of a difficult situa-
tion," the committee said.
The victim, Roland T. Price, 20,
formerly of Greensboro, N. c., was
killed on a downtown street by
squad of six policemen who reported
he had threatened to shoot. Later
| it developed the former soldier was
unarmed
The committee noted that in tes-
timony at an inquest the patrolmen
said 28 shots we're fired and COM
mented that three fourths went
wild. Bad Workmanship was shown
by inability to drop the man by
shots in arm or leg in the first
volley."
1--WE recommend" the committee
said, IAN early grand jury investi-
cation of all the facts in the Price
case, not for purposes of indicting,
but in order to determine what if
anything is wrong with our Police
Department"
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Firestone Announces
Tire Price Increases
BY the Assoeioied Press

AKRON, Ohio, Nov. 22.-Fire-
stone Tire & Rubber Co. today
announced increases of 61a per cent
in prices for passenger tires, 51a per
cent for truck tires and 7la per cent
for tractor tires, effective Monday.
The announcement said the new
prices still would be below preWar
prices and would only partially
offset" increased costs.
No increase in prices of inner
tubes or of airplane tires was made.
On November 10, General Tire
& Rubber Co. here announced
tire price increases averaging 71a
per cent and trade circles predict
the entire industry will follow a
similar pattern soon.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

A group Of mothers and
fathers sit informally around a
table.
Il don't know what's the
matter with my little boy says
a mother. Hes so untidy. He
leaves his clothes on the floor.
He tears his pants and doesn't
care. He won't wash his face and
hands.
His sister isn't like that at
ALL"
Another parent speaks.
He sounds just like any other
little boy to ne. Personally. I'd
be concerned if he behaved as
well as his sister. :"
The talk goes on. From prob
lens it turns to remedies.
Il used to get SO irritated with
my 12-year-old daughter" says
mother. Il haven't much
money to spend on fancy cos
metics, but try to keep a little
cologne and powder. Dorrie kept
getting into it all the time.
But then I realized what it
meant. She was getting to the
place where she wanted to be
attractive. I sacrificed a little
more and bought her some suit
able things of her own. That
way I could teach her respect
for the possessions of others and
help her to use the things
properly"
Children Sent to Camp.
This is typical of the discus
sions which went on last year
among group of parents whose
children had been sent to camp
the summer before by the Sum-
Evening star., 1947-11-23

ury Edward H. Foley, jr., campaign
chairman, appealed to campaigners
to take as little holiday from cam
paign work as possible, to offset the
days lost for the drive through ab-
sence of many Federal workers
next week.
Further Efforts Urged.
The way to avoid holiday
slump in our progress" he said,
lis to redouble our daily calls on
contributors now, to compensate for
well-deserved days off from our
regular jobs.
Don't let the additional grant of
time-which so many of you (solici-
tors) have demanded-give you the
false impression that we can afford
any showdown at this time" he
urged.
Even a months campaign will
not be considered adequate until
every person who can make a con-
tribution has been given the op-
portunity by being confronted by
a solicitor"
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Chest Aids Get Toqethers on Chid Problems

problems in the light of others
helps them to cope with them
emotionally.
Most OF the parents are work.
ing people who have little oppor-
tunity to take part in group
activities. Their meetings were
once a month, and lasted two
hours. ,... ~, ~,
Staff Members Attend.
No more than two staff men,
bers attended the meetings, since
they were designed for working
out mutual problems with guild
ance, rather than instruction,
from the trained social workers.
The staff members were there
to help the parents think through
what they could do, without i'm
plying criticism of what they
hadn't done. ...-
The association and the par
ents would like to continue the
sessions this year, bringing in
parents of last summers campers.
But the meetings must be held at
night, and the agency's staff,
working hard to keep up with the
swelling demands on it,, can't
take on any more work.
Mrs. Mildred M. Kilinski, direc-
tor Of the agency, estimates its
work has increased 100 per cent
since 1945. .-,4
A successful campaign by the
Community Chest, which sup
ports the Family Service Asso-
ciation, Is the answer to a con-
tinuation of this work, which the
association considers the begin
ming, of an important positive
approach to strong, stable home
life
Evening star., 1947-11-23

mer Outings Committee of the
Family Service Association.
The discussions began when
the association staff, by way of
experiment, sent invitations to
some II parents for a get to-
gether to find out how the STATS
efforts to promote good family
living during the three weeks
of camping could be extended.
AS Mrs. Maxine Brown, a FAM
lily service supervisor, explained
it, 1--WE are interested in a year.
round program that strengthens
family life, not just one that
lasts during the three weeks a
child is in camp. We wanted to
develop it, not from the stand
point of dealing with problem
children, but of how important
parents are to their children.
Parents are teachers, and the
most important teachers their
children will ever have"
Parents Have to Learn.
Parents must learn, too, she
pointed out. A mother who sends
her child to the door to tell a
bothersome neighbor she isn't
home isn't building a basis for
truthfulness in her child.
Discussing individual problems
with other parents who have
u!
finds, helps mother or father
to realize the need for flexibil-
ity-firmness about some things
leniency with others.
The fathers and mothers learn
that some of the "leeway" given
children should be related more
to what is being done in the COM
munity. for one thing. For
another thing looking at their
Evening star., 1947-11-23

The campaign chairman said
Tuesday "can still be very i'm
portant preview of the victory to
come on December H." A cam
paign meeting at 6 pm. Tuesday at
the Mayhower Hotel will include re-
ports on all gifts received.
Lets keep our minds very clear
on this change in campaign STRAIT
egy, with the realization that we
are making the change now to
insure success" Mr.: Foley urged.
This strategy decision cannot be
construed as an extension of the
drive, but as a return to our regu-
lar 30-day time table"
Evening star., 1947-11-23

The pair originally had planned
to stop here. From Los Angeles. tho
flyers will head for their starting
point at Teterboro, N. J.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

planes, plan to take of from Ed
monton, Alberta, Monday on a non
stop hop to Los Angeles, Great
Falls Army Air Base spokesman
said today. .
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Cub PIone World Flyers
Plan Hop to Los Angeles
by fbs Assoeio,ed p,...

by The ASSoeIofed Press
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. a.
Clifford Evans and George Truman,
flying around the world in Cub air.
Evening star., 1947-01-04
Daughters 10 Share
Mrs. Horns S Estate

The four daughters Of Mrs. Betsy
B. Horn are to be the principal
beneficiaries Of her estate, valued
at more than $685. 900, under terms
Of will and petition for probate
on file in District Court.
Mrs. Horn, the widow OF Nathan
Horn, who owned a chain of tailor
shops here, died December 9 al
her home, 1873 Jefferson street NV.
at the age Of SO.
Mrs. Horns property included
more than $4,000 worth Of real
estate, listed at its assessed value
and nearly $4,000 in personal prop
erty.
The residue is to be placed in
trust, and the four daughters are
to receive the income, in equal
shares, for a period of 10 years. At
the end of that time, the body OF
the estate is to be divided. The
daughters are Mrs. Jennie Makover,
1900 block of Blagden avenue NV;
Mrs. May Starbecker, 4500 block of
Georgia avenue NV; Mrs. Lillian
Johnson, 1900 block of jefferson
street NV, and Mrs. Fannie Lift
man of Clearfield, Pa.
The will also left residence in
the 4500 block of Georgia avenue
NV. to Mrs. Starbecker and the
residence on Jefferson street to Mrs.
johnson. In addition, 1t provided
bequests Of $500 to each of several
grandchildren and made provision
for descendants of the daughters to
receive the share Of any daughter
who may die in less than 10 years.
Mrs. Horn also left bequests of
$500 each to the Adas Israel Con-
gregation and to the Hebrew Home
for the Aged.
The petition for probate of the
will was filed by Attorney Herman
Miller.
Evening star., 1947-01-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ALTERATIONS. mending, dressmal

ALTERATIONS. mending, dressmakins
SGas ,faoneS TA 1922 .xD.repe.d
both dictaphone and .ediphone. desires
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81 MsSKIT; Il iS$s 9 1Tsins NV; sS.s Xxx 1; AD. ssSs;
dren. Box 4aS-C. Star. -
GIRL, colored, EXP. wool presser., desires
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LADY, active, elderly, would like iishs
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aa1g fSa 81 ssS OF
RnnsER sdeF's PSone sds aE Eishss place f:
SEC Gse1ssi or D both
once det and CORES. BOX S72-c. Star II
sTENoGRAPHER wishes position IN law
on once; o competent n s.s and good worker; $40
sfkN69RsPakR sf 81 s1Rs fsEc'Y seeks position:
thoroughly competent and experienced in
House ha 'uS experience; s4s e Wk. Hs Box SD. S
ssiTahlNoGRApHER SECRETARY. experi-
references. AID. 2223. IS
mH poaision S u as rscepsionist = clerk Of
ttyplsts; typ1ss SILVER SsFrinsTa<oma area pre-
YOUNG GIRL. coiored. desires hrs eve
ming work as bookkeeper. typtst or gen.
2ss gcrs oMs Hn 9Ssi as. for Apt sieao.nt 10 T.
dependable; 3la yrs dept. store exp. incl,
sales clerk, bookkeeper; typist: 3h yTs
and section head: desire 5-day week. $40
week 70 start. Box SD. Star; s..
secretary companion during VOYAGE to
France sailing arst part June, 1947. Boz
WISHES POSITION as MANAGER Of . largs
apt Best Of reference BOX 107-D, Star. -
Evening star., 1947-01-04
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ASSISTANT DIETICIAN for 125 beds,
sUTna eonepE sppssn fSaa saaus nast aqe
dGsfs sh se es Miss Gsk
ss Rssiia 81 fzSs some s.1sz!.
RAbmooR E4s MS aoTE f p 5sol ME- conn Rousas aas
BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pref
and thospitaiization available. Apply THE
CITIZENS BANK, 14th and G SITS. NV.
aiita, i for % permanent $ pc position In hiehaeisss H.
shop where good work is appreciated 5B
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Georgia ave. sH. 20o1: ewes. and holidays
ssEEAGSTiclAN 81 III al AROUND; good x 1 h2s5s.
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BEAUTY BglpD!Eil''eE 'oepERAToRGoood hair tinssr.
Sss VASE shHo fad assi P4sh g. ns
Bsp2lA1UTY OPERATOR or manicurist: good
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Hotel Roosevelt, 10th and v SITS. NV, DU.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for one of Bethesda S
nices. salons; top salary and commission:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. hair styIist Apply
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), permanent po-
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waver and perm. waver; $50 wk., and
commission EVE RUDE, GIL. sS4S. GIL.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around: 5-day
week. good salary and 500 commission.
Cau FIR 44o9 or TR. 4507. %
BOOKKEEPER and clerical work for a
prominent general insurance agency rep
resenting the Aetna and other leading
position requiring above average intelli-
gence. alertness. reliability and regular
| residents need apply Excellent working
hours, good wages, liberal sick and an
| nual leave and profit-sharing bonuses. II
! Mr. Campbell MA. 0s04. Written ref
erences required. HARRELL BROS. &
CAMPBELL, 716 11th st. NV. -6
Evening star., 1947-01-04
HELP MEN.

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for cost analysis and supply work; ex-
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future; lge. nationally known concern.
SGTEs2N; vi esesllen. sh opportunity for sales
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es fsnnss agency ca * g.
WnArcamAKER-we VA CHM are looking for Or a
to Tok NTH
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personal producer who wants to become
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Evening star., 1947-01-04
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BILLING MACHINE oPERAToR needed
by large wholesale house, 5-day, 4O-hr.
mssa vsia91 spp in Tsh 1sf faz 5h s%oS st.
BooKKEEPER AND TYPIsT, experienced,
nent resident in Metropolitan Area of the
District required. Salary open. Apply to
LEO WALsHE, Ills Eye st. NV, ma.
CLERKS, drug, cosmetic. and cigar; good
starting salary, pleasant working condi-
tions Apply wHELAN DRUG STORE,
Raywood ( woo ,td Gardens 22o9 Varnum St, Mt
COOK, COOK, coiored, oioi for the L1sNER HOME, in
Chevy, Chase. Excel. position with pleas
required. Salary Sl15. room, board and
laundry. Call Mrs. Krause, EN-. 1922. 80
io6
nearby: woman, cook and housework
man, chauffeur and houseman; pa, $3.50
coUPIE ce5 FL T.h shw Doaco cook and no ] for
new modern suburban home. of physician
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LAUNDRY HELP WANTED - Markers,
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excellent pay. Apply Mr.: Bur ka, BLUE
BANNER BAN LAUNDRY $50 9TH st. Sc e FIR
LINOTYPE OPERATOR wanted, full or
part time. Call ALLEN, UN. -0229. 5511
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md. 81
SALEsPERs0NS qo). to call on on hotels;
spts. THE KEN AIR DISTRIBUTING
CO. Room 31S, $50 F ST.. NV. -
TYPIST needed by large Wholesale house.
5-day, 40-hour week, vacation with pay;
steady employment. Apply in person,
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN as runner. typ
st and general office worker for financial
house. Must have top refs. Salary, 81 10
per month. Reply Box 119-C. Star. IS,
YOUNG MAN or woman, 24-30 years old,
bookkeeping and typing experience, 5-day
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.ao VIII daughter md son s., Attending soak.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S Insurance
Go: Of washington and Georgetown' 70 303
ssysnh nT ~ tSe p e
meet at the office Of the. company on Mon;
electins thirteen directors for the ensuing
Z. MANNiNG min GPSo HoFFGAN, 4FS SECRETARY. % - my
kep pst Time sss rstSn eS1hs ssardas snds
GAS WATER DiGisii HEATER, 20. 80: 40 gal:
automatic no cash needed small monthly
DANCE oRcHEsTRA. 5 pieces, available
'T0 ead cs ReR LR%ses
a Sa5.rs I; "A. NEE MIETSs sSsas Of M
will be held at the Office of the association,
2006 Pennsylvania avenue NV, Tuesday,
seeson Of oeers az and dreetors a9d for
Ssfors f o'tS the meetIns. 40 JAMES AMI NJ WooDs
TTEETTERHEAD6ssi designed for your busi-
ness and personal stationery; samples free.
1acdME REEd5MAH lax K FETURNs SsfI prepared by
experienced public accountant. MR.. SAUL
S. SOBER, 2l32 Pa. ave. NV, NE. 0431.
b Tdb Unless sor BE % for jazz
so6kK2EPING ERhsE aos and b. 1NcoME NJ M TAX serv
j. sse IS for mo small and suSineSf Sp aaf 6svdH a
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
held in = the Colony Room, Ambassador
Hotel, 1912 K st. NV, Wednesday. Janu-
sry 5. i947, at 19 am; for nth the election aiop
other business as may properly come be, be-
fore the meeting. Very respectfully, JOHN
VI THE F1sNSH aNEeAk isesff5y MEETING of the share
holders of The Columbia National Bank Of
Washineton will be held at 4 rs O'clock pm, m
she Sh aor 20 wasn Edmonds s u sui4ine h 18th
st. M D e. ot for tbs the
desired. desired and the transaction Of such other
SSsnfas Ss meetsg ns may ABFRf BE4pfFr
4 9bs s hs
Company. for the election. Of directors
and the transaction Of such other busi, bsde
us rs 9ye'Hs' Eye st. n'W N @Sashinsten s. c. q
S 1sRqeSs S j. l9a3
WAsHINGToN, D. c.-January l. 1s47
* s T!astse5 1Ss & S. eoiyaRA TtTLE
ssnta sSgaps Stock g of ssId0s soms ssssy hn5 @
no debts OF said company except current
EXPENSES; JAMES J; BECKER , President; n
Jr.: LOUIS M. DENT. EDWARD BRENT
VIM J. FI,ATHER- Jr.: ERSKINE GORDON
LEWIS F. COLBERT, EDWARD JACOB:
SON JOS. A. HERBERT, Jr.; H. GLENN
PHELPS; Trustees. i Edward ,, s. -stS: M:
Insurance Company of the, District Of
Columbia, do solemnly swear that the facts
contained in the foregoing, certificate are
seiiet. Is EpWAED ENs Rs s. MckNEW. TFeasuTeF
SaS dsx Of JanSsTs; A5; is47, Sseai.)
IMAsHINGToN, .: C:.January I: I947
The trustees q the REAL ESTATE TfTLI
Columbia, do hereby certify that the capi,
tai stock of said company is 100000 ano
is fully. paid up and that there are NJ
debts Of said company except current ex.
JOHN W GuLLEDoE. Harry j. KANE.
Jr.: BARNUM. L. COTTON. HlLLEARY G.
HOsKINsoN. GEO. P PLuMMER. LEOr
SAMUEL NJ BURGESS II, FRED
SMITH. Trustees. I. Edward s. McKnew
treasurer of the Real Estate Title Insur.
ance Company of the District of Columbia
do solemnly swear that the facts con
tained in the foregoing certificate are tru!
e The ees. Of ny k1eWfdss and bssf snb
scribed and sworn to before me this 2ne
ROBERT HsS 4 SaiIa LAMMoND. Notary Public.
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SsS sSS %S;t Ssr u en- ys r. refs other
COOK, must be experienced: IN family
40 LAUNDRY; other help. MRS, LEO BAUM
COOK CO. AN nNo .. G.H.W.. T sss week livein or
CoUrLE@I want q couple for ,uD country ,S1tr
tom it is bachelors. establishment; mouse
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Pass, %aft 11Eoe VS. e; 5s4s excellent sra-h rm 5n'
GIRL. colored. neat. to do g.hg3 plain
GfRL 20 eoore9 aor an1na Experienced with chidTen
s eaeeens eas i've IN or on ca
GIRL, clean. experienced. for medium size
breakfast; come ready for work 1874
HsT aoUsEknHPER sss ssstlsd woman to live n
care for, elderly lady. III st. se.'
Ae sss; settled; , live in; ga care
ts1r ts sosh children and s'h-w.; Silver sprlns'
HoUsEKEEpER or maid. settled person;
those with exssslIlIsnt refs. and experience
HaSopUtssEKEEPER-CooK, aSpts live in: adults
in family; sg2 Tseh; | Thu Thursdays "a and haf
Grove St., . blks. from Chevy Chase Circle.
HoUsEKEEPER-CooK. experienced, care
Of well-behaYed boy of 3; ref. required; |
good salary National 9540. MRS. NOR |
STROM. bet. $3.50 am. and pm. Il
family Of 8: ref. and health card nee. |
Call WO. 1912 from 9 am. to II a.m.--10i
for family Of 4. S25 wkly: :; |
live in; Sat and Sun. OF II preferred. |
Elk 4i20. Ext. 656, MRS. NEIBERT.
Fairfax 11-W-11 after pm. -
Evening star., 1947-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES tcent. !,

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the share.
holders Of the National Bank Of Wash
ington, Washington. D.. c., for the cleo.
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting. will be held at its
banking house. the corner OF 7th and
ton. D. c.. on Tuesday. January IA, 1947.
at IL O'Clock noon. The polls will remain
open until l o'clock pm. RUTHERFORD
ACCOUNTANT wA Ali tax returns; books
started and kept part time; reasonable
rates; statements. EX. 1864, CH. 1886.