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SITUATIONS MEN,
AMBITIOUS. reliable young man witt

AMBITIOUS. reliable young man with q
Call ST. 1850 bo62s ken,
merits, agdits; reasonable: OR. 2o74.
ACCOuNTANT-Jr, executive. white. age
MANAGEMENT, pleasant appearance, able
to accept complete responsibility; now en-
ployed but desire to improve position. Box
ACCoUNTANT-Books started. kept part
audits: reasonable KE 64S3
ACCOUNTANT -BooKkEEPER; dyersified ed
ments;, capable of complete supervision.
aGToMoT1vE PARTS MANAGER desires
IS years exper.: refs Ii O9s0 =
BANK TELLER-YounE man with banking
experience: teller experienee oao preferred
BookKEEPER-oFFICE MGR. eficient,
competent, over 25 yrs experience whole
Rsss RIF sRe'yss aSD ssp0sI SSS
experts; EsfsTsncss. &. oW e176;i ir. Wash
sseIa ingfonian. legal backsround, 20 years ex-
perience in banking, real estate and title
work, desires to make the ANAL change 70
reliable firm. Minimum starting, salary
acceptable, $4,000 per year available i'm
~fdltely Box y Star se,toods sober o
JACOBS, FIR. 9279.
COLLEGE GRAD, veteran; married; yrs
eFasS sss2y poo 't Box :s5 afss:
CONTROLLER. mdse. analyst systems. unit
experience in boys and mems wear: buying
Experience, college education. married;
seek opportunity to assist mdse. manager
Box 42l-V Star
z
perienced. Call DU 1889. 81
nan. coiored. wants work cleaning house
and washing windows. Call DE. 1862
MAN, colored, desires work as elevator
MAN, So executive type. good appear
ance, ability to meet public major ex-
perience telephone engineer: also, expert,
administration Of mechan nical equipment.
Now available Box 2SY. Star. p
MAN, white, desires position as. resident
manager or janitor experienced. Phone
PAINTER. frst-class mechanic: best ma
terisl: wants extra work; terms oW.
VET, colored college graduate desires part
time work, $50 am. to l pm. Box 423-V
VETERAN. age 30. wants light work or
porter work. Call RE, OILS between and
O'Clock, ask for Lawrence.
VETERAN. colored, desires work as, as porter
dishwasher, hotel worker ia; 6l3s.
YOUNG MAN, > yrs. college, desires POSI-
ton with construction firm; experienced
timekeeping. material purchasing, payroN
and Office procedure. Write Box '2-Y
Star. -
YOUNG MAN with COLLEGE training desires
permanent position with progressive frm
experienced as warehouse manager. In all
phases Of shipping, receiving. lnvenroIs
control, labor management. Write Box ~
Y, Star. q
RETIRED GOVERNMENT employe wishe,
efice work, preferably part time, can type
Tel Wisconsin 1893. 81
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO OR DIESEL MECHANICS and body
and fender rebuilding, air e9nditionins t4 n n
oy doing in 20 weeks" in our Chicago
shops. Phone ,CH; 37s9 for appoint
ment COMMERCIAL TRADES 1NSTI'
TUTE a
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, al
Subjects taught. Approved by Government
ior q training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
coLLEGE l210 s. nv W. d. stI7sIs,,on l7e2
GI approved modern 5I5aining Iam methods cd,
now. Plenty Of practical shopwork on 6
big VARIETY Of refriserasSn y6SK a1s TEeH
AiRPLaNE afRf afs'iFf FLYiNG TNsT1RUcTioN unde,
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. teaches
English self confidence. freedom from self:
sHaSPY orIKaToks az st0 H s3So
training in all subjects day. night ane
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,, approved
for D. C. requirements and GI trainins
1910 N Y. ave. NE. 777S. Estab. 1918.
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PERSONAL.

DISTINCTIVE NEW REST HOME in Pair
fax G01ns ts nSaa Special G1
wTte with %RRioS s9Skfs lG3d ef 'nisea 5
HaMMoSD sani oRGaS r Pnsns srPpos Pf~ os
classic music; Practice hours arranged
fApbY FAD ~ TRAVELLER. portable baby crib and
play pen combination, folds size OF suit
case, VT, II lbs, opens in jifty. size 2s"x
4S": S2495 complete with waterproofed
mattress. RE. 249l for free liter, or nome no.
ROOM, ROOM BOARD, for elderly people lovely
pvt. home: tray serv;, PRACTICAL nurse; "a
Es fssa isFs aEs Az to0e a At sa1S
finger wave. SOC; no appointment needed;
M RHEk dsns e oF Beauty eU
TWRE. over Peoples. s Dupont circle NV.
prompt and encient service; open ewes.
9 You atss sFi { + HsrfS & LOAN W ssss t.
EEsEs EFc wiv2s Ifgs Gs2f..s sasSseo sss
nngerwave. Soc: No sppointments ,u An a
work done oy advanSed students 1s1o WAE +
Dolls! DOLLS! DoLLs!-Have your
favorite dolls repaired and dressed 1or
% aods RTffs fs mUeefa's aVe nS us @ east %
3osERH ssFa reB.45 B.GE
sAblEs fSi as G1vnN si En- t5h 11s cARE
home pf graduate nurse -mother 81 o4gS
SSSsoss ;Es Isl fsI ~ and board
fsafs bas rsnsp s4d a Sn
TELEvIsIoN at less than 81 /, day =, CON- M
SHYfok RoRb al q3G TE1Vs59NN ISS3 Nsyor
TE s or your sn soaa Ar p0sn
ySH5 SH %d sRarfR KsoW " 1Ha4 1ii4 your rugs and
ytsSDs use same day. AETNA RUG A UPHoL-
SFHH6X fEANNo Go Se ss5s sna
sssi Ezes msaf s + PHG fres! 3sst
ssngsd asH fS snss fsos SeFyse St. sfs "
GHOST WRITING of speeches, articles
books. reports, radio SCRIPTS, % letters :, o.
y mss.lislt t sets W 'GE IL lamps % at 81 80 ibera
com. 1924 Columbia I'd NV. Hrs. l.2.-s
NEED S. TO sM 500 RI RIGHT so, away AZ Ca "a
Ms aT TH Barkbafa aa Go 53' odia h?s'sF8 sos Rho
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about ou
! skill in dressmaking, restyling and .altera
tions; nothing too complicated to handle
LEA ENGEL formerly 5th ave- ave, N. ~, -
| Columbia Theater phone EX. 1903, Room
| 70 -
Sc. white or colored. Md. or Va. cox
8 co: DI. 4254. RE; 1922; ,oreou.r
reducing for gentlemen only; hours TO s
pm Phone GL 6I72: g.
proved, close-in Silver Spring. shephere
| ATTENTION. STUDENTS-College gradu.
| ate will outline books do research, correct
and type manuscripts; reasonable rates
PATT2RNs Pa CUT TO ORDER. style ane
| fit guaranteed. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY
! I13S Conn. ave. NV, bet. L and M. Phon'
BABY SiTTERs' REGIsTRY-Mothers, b,
sa e. Call DI. 1900 for investigated sitters
chaperons; licensed, bonded service.
SEND YOUR VOICE for Christmasl Per
sonal music and speech recording. Piano
! Privacy Sound studios RE. 1854. g.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RISINESS
NURSES AVAILABLE Trained, effic

NURSES AVAILABLE - Trained, efficient
and reliable nurses, agency LICENSE and
bonded: never closed. DU. 1852. 81
Al LEGAL SECY., $50 wk. %: corp
law firm; excl. openings. Secy. legal. Ar
ington, 5 da.. $50 wk. Secy., some hook.
kpr, constr, Arl., $50. Financial secre'
tary. 5-da, wk,:. $50 wk. Automotive secy.
future; start. 5000. c. p. A. office secy;
private. $500 mo. Manfsr; secy, with
personality, $50 Spanish English secy
start $4,000 Insurance secy. Protestant
und. 80, 5000; Public relations secy;, j, jr
secy, start $40. Need 100 new applicant!
daily for top-salaried openinss Est: 3t
yrs. See Miss White or Miss Lee, BOYDs
RoMEsTIG HELP m By day week ss,.o1na OF month II,
best help K do yeST ypN,v work RIITEEs i
DU. 4S1s, AID. 1882. s am. to $50 pm.
TYPIsTS u5>, S35-S40 wk. ~. at once
temp. and perm Miss Bond, RE; 2s2s
FORD EMPL. SERVICE, 913 18th NV.
MEDICAL W sECY.. $50 wk. 10 research
office, excel future. Capitol Hill secretary,
Dif5sgh2ns stfnos sf.ns 5s SsDitN s,
s1;5o h. Gal in to See SEE s1NSsi SS 19ssy SEM M
ICE, 1911 G. st. NV, MA. 2116.
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ACCOUNIANI-bOOh ONCE M
ager, experienced in setting up control
systems, construction costs and real es,,
tate accounting procedures, payroll ana
payroll taxes aae desra eredt ohanae
able to accept responsibilities Box 25S-V'
ARTIST. experienced fashions and acces-
sories full or part time. Box 444-V, Star
CHiLDLEss MOTHER, 81, Government
s m to e1esans es o2 to fha
coLLEGE STUDENT desires part time. in
I fDREssMARiNG IEsSs t'ss design. remod. altsEa;
tions; eve gowns speciality; reas, MISS
BERT. $50 Irving NV Apt. 4, AD- 223s;
in managing high class eating place; could
be OF great value to cafe owner who has
other interest; furnish references MSS
beauty shop or store. FR: 6s79: 3.
GIRL, cclored, wants general housewore; Hli.n K;
Suasirl 6daH WfeE DE 7ias rfssrenoes ''snVasnns or
GIRL. colored, neat: former Government
GIRL, colored. desires rt-time or full
time restaurant or cafe work. Call D1.
GIRL. col, refined. desires Job in doctor S
office: general clerical experience. typing.
CLERK in cleaners, ehw. eight laundry.
care of horne for employed couple, .T.W,
NURSE. practical. desires work taking care
Of infants invalids or elderly lady At
NURsE-GovERNEss. experienced. wishes
position with children refs. Chestnut 1897.
PRACTICAL NURSE, %. desires position;
IIJBf PUBhIC ACCoUNTAST desires additional
clients. ma; 65os, 9 am. to ; pm: -:
RES EEG NsRsE ca YiS No ref 5aa wants private
SALEsWOMAN-Youn woman with II
szss p S9s & ssseiisn !e
sEAMsTREss, coiored. exp, in ladies' al
sssss9RRs dssss MSs FsfS [ aass
5 yrs, legal, some mortgase loan, title ms:
ehyEESSo II FSs1 FOX av sxe s.a
:s 81 81 ssF 81 sss fs Il sss
TYPisT-Aii kinds of tipping done at home.
PSf " and fTs5 "a 9fss accurate
handling phone. MISS MACKENZIE, IA.
5a%s b1Pfsrs 4A s s4ss sssurate desire 'y''ns at
WOMAN, colored, reliable desires part
time work, from to p5eierred no Sat, IT
aheas ahe iase Or JOB. Sunfa} 50 ssos. " Va
YOUNG LADY, capable, conscientious, 10
y consdef Sss sSesE p shop III e
$50 min or part time. WA. soS1.
Sunday, 1@-6 wkdsys. -
INTELLIGENT, versatile woman. "a, with
responsible public relations experience
wishes sound afiliation in Washington
good education. background. personality
sSlIty dItT daTH by 44SY &oW SsaT needs bom. SAL
with adults needing kind care more than
laundress. Box 303-v; Star. =,
airy and tips; no Sundays. CASEYS CHOP
HOUSE, .61O 18th st. NV. =
| ASSISTANT TO ACCOUNTANT or book.
Keeper in line with schooling, experienced
| in ali lines Of department store, purchas-
ine typing, comptometer and calcula tins
uiachines. Phone Ii. 1908.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont.

bUSINESS OFPOk ONllIeS lSoht.I !.
REsTAURANT-RetirinE from this bust: !:
FMo4eGaAFn1e ffaoSe RsftF ss s1S1Po i'm. Conn
SS si.5oS MR. hs0e aooD. DE. TIA. dE. 1881
TOURIST COURTS, two Of the largest;
Beauty Rest mattresses: attraetivs terms;
REALTY CORP: Riehmond Va" or local local
CANDY @ q hand M dipped chocolate,
plier, for church. club or organizations
purchases onS Sss 9
nearby Va. over s25O,0OO gross yearly
sale. we'll located, long established; rea-
sonable overhead; all modern hxturss:
priced way below the market for quick
@ sss s Lars. !, .neass or
Box 1915, Star. d
delivery or credit: $4,000, Goodwill Ions
lease. low rent; business can be greatly
improved by liye wire: will consider terms
including apartment; long, transferable
Kessler with OSCAR sEIdEL. Elk. 25o1
DU: 5552. :
CHARLES P. DIEHL OFFERs-B-2:: Hy.
attsville grocery. soda o6d fountain: onsale rsas
B-3. Baltimore blvd: off-sale LIQUOR
beer and wine license: full price, including
stock $4,000: 5-yr. lease. option on
oP pI0eersg e Te may Many ns othe
CHARLES p. DIEHL, Professional Bldg
WA. 41S6. WA. 4O41.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA. Sat, Dec. 6,
10 am; have room for 4 adults, ladies OF
gentlemen. II interested, see MR.. JOHN
ne Tues. Wed, Thurs, 9 am. to noon
MANI BOUND In new chrysler Thursday
am; room for 8; references exchanged
YOUNG WOMAN wants ride to Nashville
Tenn, or part way, about Dec. 20; driver'i
license. Atlantic 2147 evenings. -
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeline, carpentry.
plastering, painting. ETC.; free estimates;
TON CONTRACTING CO., RE. ATT. 81
ASBESTOS SIDING, carpentry. brick and
cement work, electrical work, insulating.
fully guar Mr.. HuDGiNs, D1. 0ss0. 4.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS. parking lots and
service stations. For free estimates call
GL 1896 Work guaranteed. %
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothins put the best
laying, sanding, nnishing, cleaning par-
ING coNTRAcToR1 NC. 1919 wiseon.
an ava, NO. 221x.
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HELP WoAEk.

CREDIT OFFlCE-Clerical position. excel
opport. for one exper in retail store rou.
tine; good salary; opport. to advance rap.
SHOP. 1919 F st. NV. S
POSITIONS AVAILABLE for 8 alert, ambi.
tious career women, over 81 years Of axe
trained m O. BY US US: pood m II income. .'e permanent nj
positions; excel. future for those accepted
Call Mr. Fincham. HYATTSVILLE IN.
VESTMENT CO., INC. UN. 4040. 3
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EMPL. COUPLE, colored. sober. reliable
exchange for quarters. MI. 7029. 30
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ACCOUNTANT-B T-BOOKKEEPER office man,
ager, experienced in setting up control
systems, construction costs and real es.
tate accounting procedures, payroll and
payroll taxes, personnel and credit de-
partments: now employed desire change:
Star j.
ARTIST. experienced fashions and acces-
sories full or part time Box 444-V, Star.
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CONTINUED On NeN ~
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LAUNDRY STORES, Laun

Conn. ave-; IL
25: income, 1875,
. for owner; furni-
$4,000 down han
KEACH g. PUR-
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|
5SIIssSHawSAsHERs-Brand-new Dish Kaiser. ny
drauS %Udes II s np no
ea,e1s eas ranges. 20 0o 1879 18th st. NV De- seIo
R.5: R.5ip prints s sxI4 shests excelient cond /;
$75 Can Be seen Ct 1215 IL. st. a.,!rtSor nm :,
wonderful doll carriages from, s7.95; co col. |.
!sofiRis FoERs ss sHoP' s5Si Ga. ave. oE. s$i7.
Dosn Sohh eysais1Es WaRDRoBEs, finest fabrics; hand
nished Go, beautiful nl ,S dollS ask and
SESs 5S%Ss :ss ss Oh
only between 5-S pm q
Rssns snssHs ''ass sssssns
Shy Sas1teHiE YtcIEAS1Se sS1s MACHINE VIC synthetic
sn se%Rlfsf litter T'sp esDacs xssnSs Cain W.
ESH II ssi sHo ss1SseasE Myt.Fash
isIS in good operating condition; sSS takes il,
1101 Lee hwy, Rosslyn 600 #. east oi
EIsGfRlt s1rsesfi5 ts5mnfR deliver,
Prilmont mira electric. Comfort Air, Elee:
.eetTie .fse heater from
sstI1n Sfsss si Rf51Se1z saPGs stfHssI
A g;%; i1sSss&imnsd;st. $ssa Il; s5zl deliver,
brand-new 1947 General Electric. Morse
| Gibson, Universal and Admiral; Lowest
| prices, easiest terms. STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY CO.. 10th and sts ne
Open every evening till 8 pm. Ii. 29s3'
ELEC. RANGE, practically new: S19b: kero-
sene Heatrola, $25; pair OF bedspresds. SO;
rose-colored hand-crocheted bedspreao
ss5. VA. 1884, 1917 Livingston 3D.
EyysGTRIc HystG!TYRsnIcc NJ RGErRIGERAroR, Kelvinator.
in good, working order. s75. WA. 1900.
/ ELECTRIC SINK. Hot Point. combination
4 dishwasfer and garbage disposal brand
new; easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER
5I4 10th ST NV, Ma. ss72-
Electric TRAIN, lre., beautiful set;
Transformer and switches; good condition;
S35. 1892 Trinidad ave. ne. IR. 1922
ELECTRIC wELDERs, weldmatic "7b. -
variable heat range from Is amp to rs
amp. for Welding, solderins, .brazins. ste.
oper ating on a 110-volt &C; idea! foI
auto repair shop, farms, sheet metal AND
home use; special price for limited time
only, S42.50; reduced from Sb4 SO. Mail
orders accepted. WASHINGTON Mor1E
SALES CORP. 1916 14th 1t. NV. AD
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Susie Allen
Mpls. Resident
Since 1918 Dies

Susie Allen, rs, 1916 Fourth Ave.
g., Minneapolis, died Tuesday, Oct.
Z, at Anoka hospital. Mrs. Allen, .
resident Of Minnesota since 1918,
had been aiIing for about three
months. She had many friends In
Minneapolis.
Funeral service were held Fri
day, Oct. 10, at 1880 p. m, at 81.
Peter A.A.E. church, Of which she
was u member. Rev. II. &. Boyd
OffieiAtsd at the services and was
assisted by Eleeta Chapter No. q,
oEs.
She Is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Mayes; two sons,
Donald and Ira Allen: three sisters,
Mrs. Izora johnson, Battle Greek,
Mica, Mrs. Leila Renix, LaGrange,
ILL.,, and Mrs. d. ousley, Aurora,
Ill.,; eight grandsons and FIVE great
grandchildren.
Burial will be at Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Woodland Funeral Home In
charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Edward ]. Jackson
Dies at Age 66

Edward J. Jackson. 90 years old,
Of $50 Arundel, died Saturday,
Sept. n. at AneksT hospital, after
u lingering iIlnssa. Mr.. Jackson was
born In Carthage. Mo-, and had
resided In the city for the past 80
years. Before his retirement seven
years ago, Mr.. Jackson was en-.
ploysd for 20 years ut Cardozo's
Furniture store.
His survivors include his wife,
Alma d.; daughter, Mrs. Pauline
Graham Of Joplin, Mo. and n step.
son, Richard Meyers Of Milan,
Mich; sisters ana brother. Eleanor
Jones, Myrtle Moore. Anna vii.
liams Of Denver. Colo, and MAude
Dixon Of Los Angeles. and r, H.
Jackson Of ST. Paul.
Funeral services were held Wed,
nesday. Oct. I, 2 p. m. from Brooks
chapel. with Rev Vance Hopkins
assistant pastor Of Christ Temple
officiating. Burial was in Oakland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

RrosS see there can b an oppor.
tunity, and 10 help them use H.
Mr.. Fist said that institutions
ike PhyIlis wheatley House have
made this country the melting pot
Il has been. IF We can refine that
process further, life for the Negro
and for everyone else viii be- hap.
pier" he said.
raised In Kansas City. "whsre race
prejudice was ~ great az anywhere
In the country. Living there prob.
ably affected my point Of view
n the Negroes are given
economic equality, he said, social
and political rights win take care
81 themselves. That's Why I
definitely believe In the FEPC
idea.
"ABd I like the way PEPC Il
being handled hsrs In Minneapolis
The Mayor and hia Commission are
really trying 10 do something ant
they're getting somewhere.
Nothing can Tstard a natior
more than racial or religious In
tolerance. both at home and II
foreign affairs, Hut, frankly.
think the worst IL over for the Ne
gfOsa,"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Rev. and Mrs. B. N.
Moore Honored
AT Reception

A reception was held at 81,
James A.M.E. church, st. Paul.
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 8. from .
10 4 p. M, honoring Rev. and Mrs.
u. N. Moore. The affair, In respect,
honor and love for the pastor and
his wife, was held In the church,
which was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers and
plants,
Mrs, Moore was presented an
orchid and gifts from the church
clubs and friends. There was a
lovely program. with remarks and
greetings, prRlsinE Rev, Moore for
the fine work he has done during
his seven years al 81. James, Re.
marka we're made byi James r..
Smith, Stewards Board; Thomas
Neal. Trustee Board, Brewer Ice
Clark. piano solo! Rev y, Y,
Thomas. ~. James A.M.E, church
Of Minneapolis Miss I. Myrtle
Garden, Halle q. brown House, 3.
Vincent Owens, secretary Of the
Urban League Rev Mr. Alton
Meter. secretary Of the st. Paul
council Of churches. Mr.. John Whit.
tAksF. director 81 recreation center
af 81. Pslsr ClayGr church. who
played organ solo, Gaynall Ponder,
mistress Of ceremonies, wrote and
dedicated = poem 10 Rev and Mrs
Moore. The program was high.
lighted by two musical numbers BY
Lee W, Harria, winner Of thS
wCCO Stairway to stardom con.
test.
The table was beautifully decor
atsd with = madeira linen tabl,
cloth, and In the center, . larE'
drip candle surrounded with har
vest flowers.
The many hosts and hostessei
were AttlrRd In evening wear.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

Border Methodist Church: The
church school h In the process Of
reorganization and . suecessful year
IL anticipated a. the children con
tinus being active In the Methodist
Crusade for Christ Mrs. Myrtle
Banks resigned as the Church school
superintendent after many years Of
faithful and inVai1Abls service.
clifford G. Hawkins. confirmed a.
the superintendent at the hFst guar
terry conference, will be ably assist.
which includes Stafford Lott, who 10
nov director OF TeeTsati0nal actiTi-
ties.
Rev. Charles T. Parker. pastor. will
deliver the message al the morn
Ing service and viii be guest speak
or at the YWCA, 7;f5 pm. Sunday.
October Il, at a Fellowship meeting
sponsored by the Twin City Siasi.
Music will be furnished by the com
binsd young adult and senior chOira
under the joint direction Of Mrs.
Frank Brown ana Mr.. G. G. Under.
wood
saturday. October 10, Border men
win attend the Methodist Mems
workshop a. Aa2ka Methods.
ference promises 70 provide spiritual
regeneration for all who attend.
True Apostolic Church At the reg
uiaT sunday school the children re-
ceiVsd gold stars for good attend
ABes
Herman wiley celebrated his
eleventh birthday.
visitors included Mrs simton
SaFtin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Famed Portraits
Now Showing
In st. Paul

An exhibition Of 81 distinguished
which was at the Minneapolis Art
Institute for the month Of Septem-
Der, will be in 81. Paul Oct. 5 10
Oct. 20.
The portraits, circulated by the
Harmon foundation, will be on dis
play at the St. Paul gallery. 476
Summit Ave. Mrs. Bella Taylor
Mcknight, who has Travelled
throughout the country with the
exhibit, will give gallery talks.
In all cities where the exhibit has
been presented, the schools have
used IL M an opportunity for inter
group understanding and appreci-
alton. Class visits can be arranged
by calling the gallery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

since JAM, 1916, and Ia also pTeai.
dent Of the FiSt Brokerage Co. In
Minneapolis, said that the House
provides enjoyment for the young
people. teaches them some useful
things. and helps build up q sense
Of responsibility.
1T does something for the
whites too. II helps do away With
DrsjHdIes--Whleh h Just nothing
In the world bat iGn0raRee--by
showing whites what Negroes
are liks and what they sAR d."
Mr.. Fist became interested Ia
the Phyllis Whsatley House thru
. conversation one night with q
group Of frienda, which included
a social worker at another agency
In town. The social worker suggest,
cd that he might be interested In
working with the HOUSE. lie be-
came q member 0f the Board eight
years ago.
'It was the greatest thing that
ever happened 10 me. I've met some
II the finest people I've ever
known. It's done lots more for me
than I've done for Il.
"M0ut white people realize"
VIA aalA ttNkaN AmaWinaa Ma.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Rev. Nelson's
Girls Barred
From School

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. 1890 Stand
Ing pat on a policy Of segregation
which was started In 1875. the In
dianApolis board Of school commits
sionsrs refused 10 permit Lydia and
sRndIA Nelson, nins-yeaT-old
dRuE gtlTS ~ ,Rsy,, and Mrs. Clar.
sTss s'se6, formerly Of st.
Paul. tSitaAA The now lily whsts"
Jamsh wAaS,mb Riley school (NO.
a.. An appeal was made 10 the
board on last Tuesday night by the
parents Of the girla.
4 delegation Of so parents ap-
peaTSd with Rev. and Mrs. Mel
son 81 this hearing and heard
the policy Of segregation de-
nOuneed by the minister and the
three other spokesman who
made imRAsAionsd pleas 60 the
board Of school commissioners 10
put an end 10 the 'undsmOcraIIe
and costly" practice.
Rev. Nelson. who IL the executive
secretary Of the Lexington Con.
ference board Of education Of the
Methodist church. told the board
that aside from tha fact the. the
policy 81 segregation In the schools
IL Indianapolis Ii c0gtly To the tar
payers, both white and Negro. who
must pay 20 support two acts Of
schools. ...I wish 10 call alton.
ton 10 the fact that aggregation
whether In schools or elsewhere
n immoral and unChristiaR. Such
q practice IL not only detrimental
10 Negro children, who are the
direct victims Of segregation but
10 white children, who, N we'll NJ
Negro children. should be taught
by practice a. well NJ word that
this " one world"
Other speakers included Charlie,
Preston. a candidate for the board
~ sehanl commissioners. Who spnks
not M a candidate but ms u whitf
parent. Mrs. Henry Wilson and
Henry Richardson. local attorney
and former member Of the In.
diana legislature.
Mr.. Richardson asserted that
the present practice Of the board
Of school commissioners violates
the law, which he sponsored In
the last session Of the Indiana
legislature. and which makes the
fostering Of hate q miadsmFRnor
In the state.
Plans arS being made by the
Legal Redress and Education com.
mittee Of the local branch Of the
NAACP In cooperation with the
national office 10 take the matter
% the courts.
Gloster u, Current, Of New York
City. who Ia the director Of branche,
Of the association, was In the city
last week and told Rev. Nelson ana
officers Of the LEGAL branch that the
national Office would give all th'
assistance possible In helping u
break down the practice Of seRrS
cation IN the local aehanla.