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Evening star., 1948-08-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SECRETARIES, s2,4o0 to $4,000; typiss.
S140 to $3.50; clerk-typists. $40 to
better Job contact. NATIONAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE. 17OS q st. NV.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY can place ele-
mentary teachers: S220 to S370 month.
Colorado Bldg. l4th and G. RE. 393s.
Al PERSONNEL %; need 200 secr.-
taries, typists. bookkeeperS, accountants,
daily. for current openings; top salaries.
Oldest, largest empl. agency in city. Est,
3: years, over Zlotnick's, noors. Visit
BOYDS, 18th and @, MA. 2340.
Al PERSONNEL D need 200 secrs-
taries, typists. bookkeepers. accountants.
daily, for current openings; top salaries.
Oldest, largest empl agency in city. Est.
81 yrs, over Zlotnick'S, floors. Visit
BoYDs, 18th and @, Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
SITUATIONS MEN and woMsN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE desires par-timt
tor Job. with quarters. EX. 450e.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

/: H. r. Rs; II ;is
xa51IsE4f xss sR'' syRsi sss ''IS2; s
sssd ss ips shp sssa ''si
RANT, 1922 Eye st. NV. --27
WOMAN, white. exper.. live in. to care for
,,..s hsvs some so assist nazo no NV; local refs
WoMAN-No special training necessary;
and and refinement: % % salary si and commission.
See MRS. FOLEY. 4420 Conn. ave. NV.
downstairs. 3 to u. ~
pay. Apply the SHADE SHOP FACTORY;
rear 1I15 2lst st: NV; Mr. o,. Eranls 20
salary, permanent position KAY JEW
E6gyG EdGX c9 9.pIEsHosn.rs SGa e. raj oe. work for
installment jewelry store. Willing to train
ambitious ladies for cashiers. intervtewers,
posting machine operators, telephone OPP p
pleasant working conditions. together with
company insurance. vacation with pay
yearly bonus and hospitalizS,,sion ,,. Apply ssl /
Young itMNtHw woaAN. ~ 25.sb' ~ as " an inv.s.i-
gator for retail shoTsnss ss ssrvilee no 70
s1ss;I a.pi, ESsn!ass sss Star slds:. Il tn
sna "a aTe Tnam WHnrE sIs lady not over 40
for PIX work in fashionable apt. house;
wonderful hrs. Call DE. 6l21 Friday ana
N act Vow, GIRLS. Here's Job that's
hard to beat. Good wages; no experience
required: paid while learning; 5-day week;
regular pay increases. There are openings
now. Visit our employment ONCE. BIS 9
st. NV. CHESAPEAKE 81 POTOMAC
oPENING for woman who desires pleas
ant, profitable work; arrangement. L.
PEANUT BUTTER sandwich wrappers. ex-
perienced: fve-day week. good pay. pleas
ant working conditions. THE MANN CO.
1860 ggth st. NV. -Zs
pleasant, profitable work At your own
convenience AVON COSMETICS. RE.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for large guest
house Can have empl husband or daugh-
aGRNCY AND ND oRGGSNIzATIoN-sell a1
for 81 greeting cards; reg, relig. and carol
boxes; gift Hrappings and stat: approval
samples. NORMAN GREETING CARD CO,
1906 Fenwick lane. Silver Spring. Nd.
SH. 5856. 20
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experienced, capable of han
COLUMBIA TREE SERVICE


SSsH NJ sa,s S9 1s, sh
WxTeaMAkER. aa.a II MaA,fkER experienced; 500 week
MoNqEILI No sE doHE BROS sos @ St. NV. Room
wsEATaER sTRR INsrALLEks: expert
wee fss st for 9T pps IA v.aas sahs
msshaniss enIys Phon. Union $500; -
Psyisncssas ssa7 Apply WASHINGTON LAyN-
Woo WooL PTREssER r for oiN dry cleaning plant.
Apply At once st RINALDi & LEEMANss
fdFssshsso GoNa Soy zee efaEsa .SDpns ~.
HARE o.; lsai; ewes; WI. 1852: -ea ),
Want. sssss xcrt qss "a :s
such as real estate Manufacturers sale.
ofice, etc Box 4l1-T, Star. 2a'
over y ysass of ase ssnoG @ho Is ether attend
ing might classes in college or plans to do
position in home n.nn once ,o
an and /? noon. $40 l4th St: nv
viii train to operate ofice machines ,55 Box
'id9S YouNG MAN to learn furniture bust.
ness in one of washington's largest furn
Sn saa Pas aoyss ssf:1Ri AsR II R55isf
| TURE CO., pUl Ttn ST. NV. -
YOUNG MAN. to learn real estate business
| and take charge of rentals; car essential;
inteiligent. nice appearances; small salary
to start. good chance for advancement;
| Arlington. Va. Box 3S4-S, Star
YOUNG MAN to drive delivery truck and
make self generally useful around drug
store; pref. his. srad. and must be res.
of Arl County. CARRIER PHARMACY,
| Columbia pike at Glebe rd., Arl., Va. -29
YOUNG MAN-Local high school graduate
as assistant to mgr. Of purchasing division
of life insurance CO.; permanent position
/ Apply RIM. 200. s16 14th ST.. bet. and 3
Il
YOUNG MAN. under 80, free to travel q.
neld auditor for life insurance company;
permanent position: must be good at
nsures and have training or exp. In ~ac-
countancy. Apply RIM. 700, s15 14th Ct.
nv. bet. - noon and 3 pm. i
to manager. Some retail exper. preferred
References rsauired. SURPLUS SALES
SooIrS4gS SoI 4gS y losh q =; st. nv: n,s.s ;. 80
holsterins store; secd hrs. and yerkins
YOUNG MEN needed Immediately; modern
MuzAK. Appi, asso sth q. NV. 81
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! Call AID. $500. -2S
ceptionist; hve-day week. 1915; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. close to Mayfiower Hotel
P1YRoIII CLERK. accurate with fgurss
s si%s k1Sxs6si tsssk SRRk HSP1k goo
Mssdldy ssS oyTERAros Il o. white. .xperene;d pr.
rsx ss efEaSTok: eiSsi SS1s age IS to es .eeqf...
ant working cond. Start sI4o. Telephone
PERsoSNEL CLERK: good syDist, woman !.
| learn personnel procedure, details and rec
ords, nonroutine opport to use Initiative
and meet the PUBLIC; pleasant working
wk Fnture3 Advancement for a pro
sass. oss sEARs ARs { e.
fosrrSG tSsG W. eEfkR*1Bm aEf expxiene. pre-.
ARI IINGToM HOSPITAL. oL. $500. @ss
auirements; single, age 2l,3o; For inter
REG fa ch f1sS ks Sst
studio; exper. BROOKS STUDIO, 5327
REscsEraTTfoNrsr-rYrIsr. ii az. a1-s5. re-
typiss hrs $so Pm ,,ss e II mop pm ,as s,an,
/ Apply ASST NV lofsc f1Soh nASp
RsGisTERED st2 III NURSE. colored. for duty
| in doctors once: good hours, excellent
pay for proper person; must have refer
ences Box IS2-T, Star. so
RESIDENT MANAGER for an exclusive
apt hss.; apt; utilities ahd small salsry'
SALES AL sc cLERk. IIi attractive. wanted. RIckY
TIES. 7IS l4th st. NV rs
SALESLADY-Experien in selling boys.
! shoes Permanent position In new boys
shop. Apply In person. LUCKY BOY TOG-
| gerry SHOP. 1901 Georeia ave. NV
sALEsLADY-ao-s5. years, sxpertencsd in
| lingerie, hosiery, etc, preferred. e-day
WILLIAMS VIE sppc1AITY SHOP. IIos St.
sALEsLADY. exp. in furs. full or part
time; sxssp.ienal gny RHp Rsrpm, riRRiPR smnlez-
sSsii9EsLxDY. AIT sxper. dresses lingerie; lib
srsl sal. plus comm. coSNERs. Isis
sALEsLADY to learn stationery and social
eneYaved Invitations. etc: 5-day week;
good opportunity Tor the right person.
sSLEsLaDIIsw IswImmedss.. OPENING. avail
able for right persons. excellent pay, op-
portunity Tor ADVANCEMENT Only those
With millinery experiense need apply.
ARDEN MILLINERY. zoos y st. nv.
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Even he who runs could get
q new appreciation Of democracy
~ he recognized that this pro-
testing party, although accused
Of having Communist backing.
could Still carry on with all the
rights, privileges and preroeA.
tiVes by which Americans assem-
BILE freely. The wallace con.
Vention met In the Same public
owned Convention hall In which
the Republicans and Democrats
held forth. and the wallace
delegates steWed In the extreme
heat Just like the otherA
Hundreds Of reporters, photo
Eraphsrs and radio and telsVisiOn
men covered this meeting - they
did the others.
Everybody was waiting TO see
II the PennSylVAnlA railroad
would operate In press lounge
for the wallace CONVENTION Just
- Il has done since 1910 for the
COP and Democrats. and the
Penney came through NsWSmsn
could still drunk and eat their
an Of Cheeses, culdmsatS. beer
and eokea, and cool OF while
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Baptxmal service which followed. A
ChildTSn's prayer TaS giSea % the
pastor. Chlldren's period VII be re-
surned on the hrSt Sunday In Septem-
Der.
Rev. Massey expressed appreciation
10 many MEMBER and fTienda who re-
membsFed him on his birthday July
Flowers were given BY the son OF
the late dsAeoness. Myrtle Oliver. The
visitors included: Andrew Bslllngsly.
Birmingham. Ala. Fiorenes RSde. Chi
easo, nj. Mrs. Myrtle SuteT. LOUIS
vile. Ky. Mrs Mary EddinE. s.
James, 81. Paul. Mrs. O. HlckerSOn.
MaTAhAll. Texas. Mrs.; I, j.: Clara.
Des MoInes, Ia. MrS. WIN. Burrsii. Des
Motnss, Il. Mrs. Anna Lewis, Detroit.
Mich, Mrs.. Anyme Burrell. Zion, MIN
neaPolis Mr.: Hart Perry. AA.hyills.
Tenn, Rev. Floyd BosShArd and fam.
~. Celoay Evangelical United Brsth-
Esn Church s.; PAUL ,i Betty co..
First Baptist Church. Granville, Ohio,
Mrs. Y. Wellington, Chicago, m. Mrs
ChhTles Oden. Berkeley, Calf. Leota
CaIktns. Husslth D. Church, Mich, Mn.
Lucy Wright. Pilgrim BaptAst Church,
Chicago, ia, Mr., and Mrs, Robert HAr-
Charles wright Pilgrim. Chicago. M.
On next sunday We WIN nave the
Ordinance Of the LordG Supper
Newly bapttRed members VIII receive
eerthcatss and Right Hand Of Fellow
ahiD. he sermon win be asiiyered
by guest preacher. DsIrtnR August
ne senior choir yin furnish the sp4-
ctal music. The Gospel ch0FOm viii De
on vacation from the choir loft There
Wtu be no night services You are
aSsys welcome ht PtlRim. AIbSTts
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DULUTH
BY ZIllah Waters

Mrs W, o. Rodney, 600 East
Boulevard. was ordered 10 the
hospital by her physician on FRI
day, July %. She Ia now resting
In st. Luke's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Maxwell
OF ST. Paul, and MIR. and Mrs,
Charles Nichols Of Minneapolis,
were weekend guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Rod
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nichols.
The Social Nine club gave lis
annual picnic at Chester Bowl
Sunday. July IS. II was well at.
tended.
Mr.. Oscar Cox Of g22 North
9th Avenue East sustained a
fractured heel In q fall out the
window at his home Saturday,
July "a. Mr.. Cox Is the father OF
Messrs. Cox. Sr., Steve and How
ard Cox, all OF this city.
MIR. Cox was rushed 70 St
Mary's Hospital where he Is still
confined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols,
Sr.. entertained Saturday for
their son and daughter fn-lnw
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols,
Jr,, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. Friends
gathered during the hours Of 3 90
To 1000 pm. 20 meet the hewiy
wcds.
Mrs, Calvin Camp OF Toledo
Ohio, arrived Saturday July "a
TO visit with her mother. Mrs.
Anna Winfield, lli5 Lake Ave.
nue. So. At the time OF Mrs.
Camps arrival, Mrs Winfield
was visiting IN Minneapolis. She
Is expected 10 return this week
end. Mrs, Camps husband will
ioin her later 90 spend his vaCa-
ton in Duluth.
-Four couples OF young pcople
spent a pleasant evening picnick.
ING at ono of the many parks on
skyline Drive. Those present
were MeSsTs and Mesdames Jas,
Hughes, Edward Nichols, Jr.. OF
Brooklyn, N, Y, Joe Waters and
Miss Patsy Hickman and Wallace
Rodney. Jr.
Rev, W. T.. Guy. Presiding Ed
or, preached his fourth quarterly
sermon Sunday morning at st.
Marks A.M,E, Church, He spoke
on Marriage and Its Ups and
Downs"
Little Carrie Tavern MaupinS
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. =,
MRupins, Jr, Of TIA East 4th St,
was ehristened Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs Marian McCllnton were God
parents Little Carrie took the
water like little trouper.
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zIoa BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday School Superintendent d
J. Wade presided at Sunday School
which opened At the usual hour. Mrs..
LIME Rodgers b assistant supeTtn-
tendsnt
me II O'Clock services had the
Gospel Chorus and Junior Choir offer
by Rev. J. Warder With Rev. Z, J.
Hendsrson Offering the prayer.
Rev. ". b Thomas OF Santa Barbara.
Calf. brought the morning message
His text was based on Corinthians
hrst chapsF 7tth verse. MrS, NJ b,
BraGgs, q candidate for baptism. united
Visitors Included Mrs n b. Thom-
- Of Santa Barbara. caln- Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stone OF Louisville. Ky. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. B. Morton. Los Angeles.
Miss JuAnltA MeAeSn, Columbia. Tenn,
and Freddie JacoWay Of Minneapolis,
Rev. z. J. Henderson has returned
10 undergo an operation ~ this time.
Remember the sick with cards and
visits. On the sick list are Mrs. y,
DannsT, Mrs. Rirdus King, Mrs. ~. c.
McEullin. MrS. Mary Watson, Mra,
q. Bradford and Mr.. Jack Bush.
preached the evening sermon.
Mr.. A. MinnsWeAtheF. one Of our
loyal ana devoted members asked
NJ 20 mako . plea for our members
10 attend Sunday night services. He
pointed out that Sunday nights total
attendance was only ~. Mr.. Mime
weather also urges parents not only
70 send their children % Sunday
School but 70 come with them
Mrs. Lucia PeaFSonS name was
omitted from those who recently
united with Zion ehurch-MTS. L,
Seaton. church reporter
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Heart Attack Proves
Fatal 70 John Lewis

John Lewis, SO years old. Of
CTS IElshaTt Ave, died July -,
after suffering q heart attack,
Mr.. Lswis wa born In Rockdale,
Tex, and had resided in the city
for the past "a years. He was q
member Of Pioneer Lodge No.
y. and A. M.
Survivors include his wife, DT,
Lillian Lewis; q sister, Miss rs
tslla LGwis, and brother. Mr.,
Haywood Lewis OF Dallas, Tex.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday. July n. 400 pm. at
Brooks Funeral home with Rev.
b. ~ Moore officiating. Burial
was In Oakland cemetery.
Mrs. J. Robinson Of Kansas
City. sister Of DR.. Lewis, was In
the city 10 attend the funeral and
also . very dear friend Of the
family. Mrs. A. A. Gayner Of
Chicago.
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Sr PrTT1 GNE NOTES

TIE womenS Day was . grand sue
CESS In every way. the message deliV-
cred by Mr1. Forrest L, Rieheson will
S ,Sns e e, r'%s sE ,:s, x those that
man and Mrs. Hazel Underwood
finance chairman, are % be COM
msndsd 10 the highest; they worked
20 well together. and were rewarded
for their efforts Thanks TO all who
helped them.
Curtis Chivers. chairman Of our
Menb Day h working hard 20 make
Mems day one of the best ever held
In 81. Peter Church. The men are
planning . good program. and the
committees are busy. each OF them
look forward 20 seeing you, sunday
Every man of ST. Peter IL expected
20 come and bring another man with
you. The finance committee under
the leadership of Arthur Wright Il
hoping 20 receive Five Dollars from
me members Let Us pray for the
Sunday. August !. h our last Quar-
terry meeting this conference year
The Rev W. y. Guy with speak At
10 IS q. m. The communion sermon
Will be a. D. IN The members are
requested 10 come 70 the services
and make the last quarterly comnun-
ion . great service for our spiritual
up inf
The last Quarterly Conference will
be held on Monday 81 % d m The
departments of the church, and all the
church clubs will submit their reports
TO the quarterly conference The
clubs that did not report Last quarter
will report for both quarters
The Tenth Correctional Christian
educational Congress OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church will con-
vene AZ Cleveland. Ohio St John
AME Church. DR. Charles 8. SpiVey.
pastor Rev $. s. Morris. General
Christ Exalted. Christ Enth0ned
Christ EnshTined Delegates number.
ina $500 are to be welcomed by Bishop
Allen, the host Bishop presiding
over the Third Episcopal District. 81
Peter Church should send some OF its
young people TO this correctional
meeting The pastor II planning TO go,
mat he might keep abreast with what
- going on In his General Church
The Annual Conference Is hIst SIX
weeks from now. The members viii
please pay your conference claims
and BACK dues, The official board
voted To give the pastor q two weeks
vacation. lie did get one last year
Ihanks % the Official board
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
rev Floyd haaSey's topic last Sun
day was To the Members Of Family %
The sermon was . heart 90 heart talk
With the congregation Using | Peter
- nucleus Rev Massey developed
the following points.
/ Thank God for your blessings
whatever they are
Keep your minds and hearts on
ne higher level. loving and serving
one another
], Honor the name Of Christ In all
your living. In public a. well a. pri-
Husbands and wives live In peace
with each other
= Be willing TO suffer for RiFht
Remember victory IL not far
Z Finally stand together in your
hght against evil
New members were haptfyRd In fhe
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One could not help but think
that IN many parts Of the world
no opposition party" could meet
In such freedom and security, II
Il met at all And that's what
makes America America.
AZ the WaIlaeeitss were con
eeded 20 be the third party"
one also wondered what had hap
pened 70 the Socialists 10 make
them lose third place and 10 be
almost forgotten. Scarcely any
one remembered that the Social
ist convention had been held In
Reading. Pa. not 80 many months
ago. Norman Thomas was In
Philadelphia At Wallace e0nVen-
lion time; . group Of the faith
tul Socialists held . party for him
last Thursday but he was not
news. A knot Of men discussing
this In front Of the Bellevue
Stratford agreed that the Social
ist party had declined because
you can't be Q political force
with only . program Of being
against Russia"
Along preas row, Milton Smith,
whom many New Workers know,
was an assistant director of the
Wallace press bureau. He eased
many q pain Of the weekly press
|. courier's Lem Graves and
John Clarke. AMPS Mark Hy-
man: Afro'S Leon Snead and
Ralph Matthews were early on
hand.
In the Wallace eonVentIon
headquarteFs 70 many col
ored aides, clerks and stem
oGrRpheFs were at WORK that
no listing % them h here At
tempted.
Most important Of all, Wallace
ties could meet, have their say
A. loudly a. they liked, and then
leave u 10 the voters 70 make
their choice and you can't ind
any better place In the world.
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Funeral Held for Agnes
Wilson. So. James Officer

Agnes Wilson. Of S56 S. An
thony Ave, died July 10. at her
home. Mrs. Wilson was born
July 40. 1888. In Cairo. III. and
made her home here for the pas,
- years. She was . member oi
Como Temple Ia. o.E-S.. and al,
20 Of the 81 Paul Chapter No. /,
.OE.S. She was Q steWardess In
ST. James A.ME. church
Survivors are her husband,
Robert Wilson. and two sisters in
Waco and the state Of Washing.
ton
Funeral services were held
Thursday, July ~. 1000 an .,
s. James A-M-E church. with
Rev. d. w. Moore oficiatinG. In.
terment az Eimhurst Brooks
Funeral home In charge.
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Workshop retreat which Is held
annually.
Mr. fommy Clayton, sI2 No.
Mable Street, who was . patient
at MckennA Hospital, returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. william Tols0n, I7Oa w.
9Th St., has been confined 70 his
home for several weeks receiving
medical care.
Mrs. A. q. Frost. s1s No. Min
nesota Ave, who has been q pa
tent at the hospital undergoing
an operation, was warmly re-
cetved al the morning services Of
the Pilgrim Baptist Church after
an absence Of over q month.
Mrs. Mary Y. Reden, teacher at
the Volunteer Of America Nurs-
cry, was the dinner guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Barger, 22l0 So.
Summit Ave, Sunday. Mrs. Mar
win Price, Omaha, Nebr.. was
present, and u the house guest Of
the Bargcrs.
Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Collins en-
tertained on Monday the Mission
airy Society, Mrs Anna Burns,
president, at her home. 1904 East
9th Street.
MIR. Harvey Bentley and his Sis
ter, Mrs. William ToIson, motoTed
10 Yankton, So. Dakota, Sunday,
TO visit relatives and friends.
80. Johns baptist Church. Rev.
II. W. Bolts, Jr.. Pastor, Sunday,
July IS, Mems Day, with the
hignlight being the Male Chorus
at the evening services. In the
morning, Rev. Bolts. JT.. Text,
The EpIStle of Paul 10 the lie
bTews 1928, Subject. Things That
Cannot BE Shaken. AT the eve
ming services with MIR. Melvin
Smith, pianist, the Male Chorus
IN the choir stand including the
Gospel Team, rendered several
numbers. Rev. Bolts. JT., was
sOloist of several numbers. MIR.
Daniel Coates made the opening
address Prayer was by Mr.. Wal
ter Edgar The men way out
numbered the women IN the con
greEatiOn for once. A total OF
965. 80 was turned IN. The spirit
ual with the different variations
The Old Ship Of Zion" was in
spring.
Mrs. James Lee. 1871 No. Min
nesota Ave, was the dinner guest
of MIR. and Mrs. James Monkey,
sl5 No. Main Ave, Friday eve
ming.
Picnic az Terrace Park Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monkey were
host and hostess 10 a group on
Sunday at a picnic at the park.
HacatiOnInE In Chicago, H.:
Miss Gwendolyn Tolbert, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Adrian
Tolbert. 9J3h No. Main Ave, &c
companied by Miss GcOrgIanna
Tate, daughter OF Mrs. Arvilla
Tate. left Saturday for Chicago
to visit the aunt and uncle Of
Gwendolyn for a week or ten
days.
Miss Barbara Tate, II37 No.
Dakota Ave, left Sunday for
consultation at the Ray Trautinan
Office and will be gone for an in
definite period.
Mrs. walter Banks Denver,
Colorado. the sister law OF
Mrs. walter Edgar. was In the
city last week for two days a.
her house guest Mrs, Banks was
q delegate and ElkS' Nurse at the
Elks' Convention, Minneapolis.
After her visit here she returned
20 ST. Paul to complete some
other visits before returning
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One lOeaIits said; "stalln
aId not bring me hsre. mo
scandal IN cur Enthusiastically
City hall did. Here are The
Republican bigwigs who
eouId not ana money for
housing some ysaEs age, sys-
tsmstioAlly stealing milllOns
Of aoliaFS while soaking the
poor. That's the kind % thing
hat makes people like me
know that there h time for
. ehangeF"
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established powers. thSt-be and
will grasp at any straw; many
who were dead serious In believ-
ing that the United States has 70
find . way 10 peace and 20 get
along with the s0VistS and who
go Wallace ~ the chief cham
pIOn OF such . course.
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Allan freedom. assistant 10 the
superintendent Of fne arts, In the
Philadelphia schools, was busy
here and there on local arrange,
ments for the convention. Metz
LOchard, dapper ex-editor Of the
Chicago Defender, was secretary
Of the arrangements committee
Of which the Rev. Quentin Jack,
son Of Philadelphia was also q
member Mrs. Charlotte Bass
editor OF the California Eagle
was secretary Of the credentials
committee.
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SIOUX FALLS, s. D. NOTES
by Mrs Oscar BridRewater

Returns Home BY Plane: Rev.
H. w. Bolts. Jr-, pastor Of the 81.
Johns Baptist Church and who
was In attendance az the Mime
sota'So. Dakota Baptist Convcn-
ton Of which his father, Rev. n.
w, Bolts, ST., 10 Moderator, which
convened al Minneapolis last
week. missed his train. He had 10
take . plane arriving in Sioux
Falls Sunday morning. Mrs, n.
W. Bolts. Jr,, and baby daughter
sharon, accompanied BY her sis
tsr-tn-law, will arrive home Mon
day.
Mrs.. Oscar BFtagewatsF attend.
ed the l9&s house party for two
days for South Dakota Baptist
women at the Sioux Falls College
on July 10 and a. Mrs. bridge
water assisted between sessions
Mrs Rougley. Worlds secretary
In selling literature during the
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A aampllnE of these oli.the.
ssrcsesrs showed no MaFEist rad.
Icals; they were StaidentS young
men and women who were stlmu-
lated by the courage Of Wallace
10 attempt . third party: others
who were 20 depressed by the
ZACH % leadership In The old
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Spend Day In Duluth

DULUTH. MINI. -- Mrs J. H.
Burrell Of Minneapolis, Mrs
Anna Lewis and Mrs, Maxine
Thomas Of Dca Moines spent
Monday. July 20. ~ guests OF
Mr. and Mira. r. Chatham at Du.
luth.
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sensitive and decent colored per.
son Ii the Communist greatest
ally.
In facing . future war and
planning empire defense" BTi-
tain must remember that this
defense" will have 70 BE- ssrv.
iced by. supplied and defended
by o majority Of coloFed troops
and workers.
II they refuse 10 help, Britain,
herself. would starVe and any
enemy could take all the colonial
empires far more easily than
tho service have gained territory
In eastern Europe, The colossal
prize Of the colonial empires
would make tho conqueror by
far the greatest power In the
world.