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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885 panel; Including plumb
ing shop tools and hand tools; all $3.50.
5asemsnt nv q RhGds % Island Star lave aye NV. ls'
1943 factory rebuilt engine, SECURITY
STORAGE CO; II4o 18TH st. NV;
"a ton. 9 ton: single and a.speed .xIes.
on display. 1mmed. or early delivery on
all models; BENNING MOTORS, 1900
Benning rd. ne, FIR, 9a"2. -23
SALE. SALE! SALE! Our used truck in
ventory must be reduced, prices have been
cut to meet. any competition. We. have
tractors, all sizes, and ages, air or
Every truck Guaranteed or warranted
@ Janded in full. SHERIFF MOTOR SO.
INTERNATioSAL late 1a47, KBs:5-ia5.
1873 w.b. with s.c5x2O tires: S1,375
JJ5NCG;' sl2e Ga. ave- ssioyer
is4o III a"f REQ ioj model Obs; w.b. 145". c.
and c.; 1912 REQ e. mode! 2I.As: Tbi
condition very good. Priced to sell Ho.
INTERNATIONAL 1e41 K-7 dump; sood
condition. TR. 1894. lie
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AuromoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR TOOLS, incl; cabi-
sileo !6IO or silver Spring 0877. 80
tention. Get your tires al our new tire
cent General Squee-gee nonSkid, punc-
ture-proof tubes; barsains in all makes
used and almost new take-ot tires See
Mr.. Kelley, Tire Dept. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO. AD $500. 1897 irving ST. W
wash.'s LARGEST Pontiac Dealers. Credit
plan. l35 week.
JACK BLANK SAYS-Pontiac owners, at
tention. Prepare now for the fall. Get
teries. skid chains, snow nonskd cleated
General tires. seat covers. and nationally
famous advertised accessories for your
car now. Come in. see our complete stock,
Your credit is good. GMAC budget plan.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1897 Irving st.
FOR SALE~Ncw gas tank for Dodge. or
PIymoutlh,: 81 Sos1 Iop HI, >n n"lI u ,rrp, s,so
Chcyrolet '}5 head, complete with valves
and rockers IR 2I5S . &c
SS11
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL PAY 6Fd INTEREST per snnum ad ana t
share profits for the use of S5,0on 1N
. years Money to be used to complete
r modelling ecessaTy to open eoRyassceni aId
dairy now in operation Write GREEN
VALLEY FARM P: Q; Boy No 65e, Fred, se5,
erick. Md Can use smaller amounts from
investment coupled with working arrange
ment with suitable nurse or nurses. II
FOR SALE-lst chattel on business. fur
niture and equip; 9-year lease 20 rooms.
boarding and rooning house best 18th st.
NV location; payable $500 per month plus
&C.. about $4,000 balance; best Offer
takes business sold for $4,000 months
ago Box 239-Z. Star go
End MORTGAGE. have g. will sell at
300 discount, No J. 81 665. PAYABLE
pioye, earnings $1,000 yr No. 2-Sl,-
800. payable $40 mo. at 81, 5-.yr. note.
employed by A g. P Grocery Co.. wife
bv insurance CO.; total earning. $4,000
yr. No. 3-S2 800 payable S36 mo. at
a.. 5-yr. note, employed as painter.
earnings $4,000 yr. OV. 5000 ask for
MR., MOTION
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION-s0 head fine Holstein
dairy cattle; 30 are young milk COWS OF
which 10 are fresh or close springers. bal
ance full flow milk g first calf heifers 10
freshen by sale, bred heiterS, ~ open
heifers: all from excellent breeding; two
Holstein bulls one Angus bull; this herd
tests from daily 3S to A B.F.: most of
stock is calfhood vaccinated against Bang
and herd TB. accredited. Ford ferguson
tractor and all equipment other farm ma
chine1y; 100 tons baled alfalfa hay, clover,
timothy. lespedeza: 30 tons baled straw;
1000 bu. good barley, 300 bu wheat and
So bbl, yellow corn Terms: Cash Sale
held on my farm on Bowie Mill rd., 3 mi
west Norbeck and Il mi east of Redlan
about 9 miles from Gaithersburg, in Mont
eomery Co. Md, on Tuesday. September
IS, 1913 at am. Everything sold with
out reservation J. H. BURTON, phone
Gaithershurg 22-J-3. Emmert r BowlQs,
Auctloneer, Frederick, Md. K L. Kelly
Clerk
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS ,,s on real fsh shsS es-
tate in D. c., Md. and va: Mn. DRAlSNEK'
MONEY on sEG0Np ,o,s9 b1gsTmTs n..1S, Nh xtl
or Va. Reasonable rates Hs nat MEAIIoNsA!, "a !,
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
CASH For End Trust NOTES Cwhite OF
coloredl-Quick settlement. Prefer per,
sonal calls to telephone calls FULTON
r. GORDON. 1877 Eye st. NV. Dl. $3.50.
Trusts. ist. md and srd Nd Va, and
p CT ykS service ADAMS Rr A. REArI1 20.
CASH in ONE DAY--Individual wishes to
obtain md trusts on D. c: residences. Cal
GIL, 1915, RA 22S1 any time.
Isl AND $nd RUST n.fa4s L2ASsmPT0I'Dt nol,nH15t
cali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., sl7
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate low
rates. 3 or 3 year terms and monthN
payments P. J: WALSHE. INC, 1ll5 Eye
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and md
trust No red tape. Quick service: HENRY
SALUS established 1924. MA. 1852
ll04 Vermont ave. NV.
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OLDSMOBILE Ia47 6-cylinder: fully equip
ped S2,295 OR. 0100. 10
STATION WAGON. 1899 Ford: new motor
and clutch; guarantee still effective: good
cond.; sacrifice, $685.. DE. 9517 or Ho.
STATION wAGoN-Motor
good; $3.50: or may sell new le4S Inter
national station wagon. CHI 2437. 49,
FORD 80; motor only VT. old and in
fine mechanical condition. For sale by
OWNER Call WI. 1891. 20
FORD 40 Super de luxe; new car con-
dition. Selling for owner, Price, 81 SOB.
Terms arranged GALLOP MOTOR CO,
l4th and Pa. ave. Sc, AT. 434O. -l9
FORD l946 station wagon--We have 9.
one with dark blue trim, the other with
MAROON; both are exceptionally clean, we'll
cared for; one-owner wagon with low
as with our convertibles 1t is
the policy to cut prices after Labor Day
on seasonable body styles; take your pick
at Sl,1Q5, cash, trade. terms; guarantee.
PARKWAY Ford sales and service). 3040
M ct. NV. MI. 01S5.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE. brick; cement f., dry; sth and
Buchanan SITS NV; 81 mo. Call ST. 95s3.
a-sToRY BRICK GARAGE, vicinity Lin
coin Park For information. call DU. 5 l66.
1892 MARION CT. N.w-2-car garage.
$50 per mo. Key at 60l Marion Ct,
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC, 1900 18TH
ST. NV. DI 0222. -lS
DOUBLE GARAGE. suitable for storage.
] 149 Kilbourne pI. n ". AID. 9639. --19
96I7 18th ST. N.W.-Sngle metal garage,
suitable for storage or parking; 81 month
". Call Mr.. Hill. FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO, 9l5 New York ave. NV, Ma. 7416.
2-CAR GARAGE for rent. Takoma Park.
1865 MASS. ANE.-Garage space for rent
Cal NO. S3O:i -26
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

BAY RIDGE near Annapoli water front,
with fireplace. din rm, streamline kitchen
bath houses; furn., with telephone, oil heat:
available through Oct. IS. Dl. 2F40 or
VISIT KITTY HAWK REACH, N. c., for
fall fishing vacation; large and small ultra
FAIRHAVEN, MD.-Lovely home. located
on Herring Bay, 80 miles from down
town WASHINGTON, consisting OF rms
with modern up to date furniture: - 80
monthly. Call Mr. Hill, FEDERAL CON
TRACING CO., 915 New York ave NV
MOD, a.BEDRM. FURN. COTTAGE. eIec:
kit fenced yard oil heat, row boat; s25
VIZ heginning Sept. %. WA. 931H.
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AUTO PAINTING.

BAKED PAINT JOB. $50. so factory finish;
~ SterIinr 38Sc 3Of
COMPLETE JOB. s35 up; work guaran.
teed GILBERT. <102 Pa. ave. ext Sc
DEP5RTMENTALIZEp SERVICE is beS
for your car REGARDLESS OF make super
hne painting, fender and body work AZ
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montgomev ST, Alexandria
Evening star., 1948-09-19

PRIVATE OWNER-Lease rs Chevrolet
/ le-ton stake on a min. guarantee per-
centage basis or fiat rate. Submit offer
sTaIIABEE sSh fMMEDIArELY-1a4s chev-
rolet vans, stakes. panels and piekups;
for hire by dav, wk, or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV- UR- SELF. 1923 st. NV.
new PANELS, vans and stakes. by the
hour day. week or year. SrERRETT
OPERATING SERVICE (Hertz Driv-Ur-
SELF. POI Q St NV. NO. 3311.
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IAXlcARS FOR RENT.
STATION WAGONS.

1915 AND 1919 CARS to reliable colored
drivers. BONDED TAXI CO., INC, 1907
Cnrcnran ST nv DE 1900 81
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE WANTED, vicinity sth and Tay-
WANTED SINGLE GARAGE. vicinity west
OF Dupon. Circle. Call NE. 5000 unit!
2 pm MI. 7330 after pm -2l
DOCTOR WANTS GARAGE, near 10th
and Corcoran sts., prefer street entrance
If possible. Call NO. 1854 between $3.50
m. and $50 pm. ~
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FOR LEAsE-Hoopers Point Gun Club on
Taylors Island, Dorchester County. Mo
miles water front 232 acres; ducks,
geese, upland game: furnished Club mouse
sleeps Z; $500 for season. Write j. II
BAINES, Bozman, Md.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

end TRUST NOTES purchased on COL
ored or white properties in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Reasonable discounts.
Call MR.. CLARKE. OIL 9th st. NV"
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USED TRUCK VALUES
1896 Ford k-ton chassis and cab;

l.wb S1,050.
l945 GMC 3-ton. c.o.e.. tractor: 81 .275.
1914 Chevrolet 1la-ton, 2-yard dump
body $500
1941 International 1h-ton, 3-yd. coal
T 1899 GMc iIa-ton 12-ft van: $3.50
1871 Dodge 1la-ton panel delivery;
Open until 1890 Saturdays. GMc
TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION 30 M
ST. ne ME. 0505. -23
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

THREE SECOND TRUSTS of s., 400 each,
payable S4s monthly at SO; S2'ooO each.
nSi AND eND TRUST NOTES for sale.
Well secured on D. c. properties subStan-
tial discount RE. 1881 or UN. n759.
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales o,u specially II
you are buying or selling an automobile;
let us finance it for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE CO. I102 New York ave NV
Z Ernuhlic loO0
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED.
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

WILL PAY CASH for home on the wste1
front, river or bay State particulars, To-
cation ana price. Fox 103-D- Star.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.

md TRUST, deferred purchase money
notes. secured by D. C. or, nearby Mary
land and Virginia properties. reaSonaoie
discount Call MR.. STEVENSON, Ma.
1850 eVeS RA 423l. II
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IeIIsT LOANS WANTED.

WANTED-Sll 600 900 for building
construction loan for 1-rm., 2-bath house
10 be secured by st mortg on house and
nroperty Box l13-X, Star. -l9
Evening star., 1948-09-19

CEMOCO DOES 1T AGAIN. You benefit
because this month you can write your
own ticket. We are expanding and need
more room Our large selection of 1914 :
to 1899 used trucks are selling at less
than wholesale. Terms and trades.
Specials for this week
- Dodge 1ia-ton tract, excel. - SI65
~ Ford l,a-ton l.wb, excel ! %
Al Ford 1na-ton dump, speed 405
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. GMC truck dealer.
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va, CHI. 1000, other
good truck bargains and Army truck parts
and service at our Alexandria truck plant.
1901 Oronoco st. Alex, Va. OV. 800.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

II FORD DUMP. 2l2-yd body.
orig. cost better than So 900 S1.a
A. Ford l.w.b. cab and chassis,
l2-ton; heater; GOOD rubber IL
AZ GMC fiat body atom perfect
in every respect L."
Al GMC high rack BODY, a. ton.
heater; mechanically perfect;
clean 8
Al Chevrolet dump. 1ha-yd. body;
ready for the job
40 Ford sed delivery, l3-ton; per-
feet in every respect
PARKWAY tFord Sales and Service), 30
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

DUMP TRUCKS WANTED. weeks 10
Cali SUNDAY. BOB CORY. AK. 1199.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE-K. D. Inter-
national 1ia-ton; oak body, lw.b.. excel.
cond Call HI 1868 -21
DODGE. '4s 2-ton; long wheel base; driven
only so miles; regular dealers price,
S2074 Will sell. SI.s74 trade and
terms TREADWELL has it. 81. 1897.
DUMP TRUCK. Ford Al; good tires and
body: looks and runs fair: only S4ss,
MACK TRACTOR. 3la-t9n: good condition
low miles, 10000; good tires, air brakes.
new paint, good battery. all glass; a real
buy only 1888. TREADWELL has it.
DODGE PANEL, 1a45 74-ton; ex-Army
AKA front drive. ao0xl6 tires. front
winch, over 900 #. of cable; good cond.;
a real buy SH 1892
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15
HIS WORD
By Archbishop w. D. c. johnson

BY Archbishop w. -. y.
If any man be in Christ he is
a new creature: old things are
passed away; old sins, ambitions,
hopes, ETC.; Behold all things are
of God. Who hath reconciled us to
himself by Jesus Christ and hath
given to us the ministry service
of reconciliation. Christ, u sac
rifice, this word rendered atone
ment in Rom. SILL: to-wit, namely
that God was in Christ reconciling
attoning the world unto himself,
not imputing their tressers unto
them because their penalty was
borne by Christ, and God hath
committed unto US the royal priest
hood; the word message, good
tiding of reconciliation, atone
ment. Now then because God has
called us and given us as a priest
hood this ministry, or service in
his name and this messabe of
favor, to declare that we are am
bassadors for Christ, our official
head or high priest, is Jesus and
the father. Psalm 20. The voice of
the Lord is powerful, the voice of
the Lord is full of majesty.
Cor. CA Let a man account of
us as of the ministers of Christ
and stewards o ,fthe mysteries of
God. Moreover it is required in
| stewards that a man be found
| faithful but with me it is a very
small thing that I should be
judged of you or of mans judg-
ment: yea I judge not mine own
self, for I know nothing by my
self; yet am | not hereby JUST
fled: But he that judgeth me is
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15
ISpeciaI Farewell Party
For hampi0n

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Is. "a
of the largest dance
crowds in ballroom history is ex-
pected to attend a spescial fare
we'll program honoring Lionel
Hampton and his band at the
Avalon ballroom, September %.
Civic and social organizations
requested that the popular band
leader remain here for the one
night appearance after his long
and successful stay on the coast.
His company Of 81 will present
it's show and it's concert and play
for dancing.
Immediately after this engage
ment Hampton will hit the road
for a long southern tour of one
night stands which will finally
take him to New York. This will
be his first southern trip in sew
en- years.
In the south "the Hamp' prom
Uses two things-the introduction
of his new musical style, the
Hamp-re-be-bop, and the meeting
of his many teenage fans.
He said that he intends to
spend quite a bit Of time with
the young people and hopes that
he will find some new ideas fol-
songs among them.
The new Hamp-re-be-bop style
| in music will be different, he said
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15
Jim CROW Habits
|STILL RULE dixie
TRAVELLERS

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. "a
NP)-Accustomed to segregation
and jim crow, Negr travellers find
it difficult to break old habits as
they board trains in the capital
headed south.
And the railroads do little to en-
courage breaking the old custom.
Last Wednesday, when the Artlan-
tic Coast Line Everglades" stood
in the union station. lower lfevel
here before departure as it was
being loaded, the colored porter,
who has been on the road for
years, took his accustomed place
at the entrance to the first car.
In former years, before jim
crow interstate travel was ruled
wrong, this worthy prevented
colored passengers from enter
ing the wrong car, either by di-
rection or by motion.
Today, he is a symbol-stand-
ing in his former post, saying
nothing. Travelling Negroes, see
ing him there, forget the repeal
of the Jim crow business and swing
right into the first car, where the
old habit formerly herded them.
They are not told they can get
in any car, neither are they told
to ride in the first car, but the
Implication is there and the av.
erage Negro dares not fly in the
face of former practices.
The train butcher sold salty
goods, like peantus and dry crak
ers, to stimulate, thirst for hi
warm sodas. No sandwiches from
the diner or any where else wer.
offered the Negro passengers
only candy, chewing gum, crack
ers and that type of food.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15

This style has not been played
for the public yet, but it is
mored by some of his musician
friends as the "spellbound music
of the year."
Hampton, who features swing
as well as sweet music, is heard on
the radio Wednesday nights owe
sgt MBS stations on the "Treas-
ury Bandstand," sponsored by the
U. S. Treasury department.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15
The Labor View
By G. F. McCray for AMP

I hope the CLIO responds to the
invitation and sends several of it's
best representatives. The fact
that the invitation was sent to the
CLIO is a clear expression of the
feeling ever in far away Africa
that the CIO is an organization
which seems to know the real
meaning of the fraternity OF
labor.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15

velopments in the international
labor movements is shaping up in
British West Africa. The Trades
Union congress of Nigeria, a Brit
ish colony Of some 80 million Afri-
a Negroes, has invited the CLIO
to send fraternal delegates to its
next annual congres-in-session OPP
ening in Lagos, Nigeria Deem
Der 25.
The letter extending the invi-
tation to the CLIO states that Afri-
a labor is fully aware of the
interest American Negro trade UNI
ion officials have always shown in
the problems of African workers
and as a consequence African
leaders are very DESTROYS Of meet
ing some o ftheir Negro brethren
from across the sea.
There are several reasons why
this invitation is supremely i'm
portant. In the first place the
Nigerian Trades Union congress
with a membership of some 3O0,-
900 persons is the largest labor
federation not only in Nigeria,
Britain's largest colony, but in
the whole of West Africa. 1t is
composed of the same variety of
workers one finds elsewhere; mi
ners, railroad workers, transport
construction employees, clerks,
teachers, professional and other
groups o femployes. Though much
younger than the CIO the Niger
ian TUG has not hesitated to call
general strikes, engage in politics,
affiliate with the World Fedora
ton of Trade unions, send its
leaders abroad to study and 9TH
erwise act far differently from
what one might expect of African
workers.
Frankly, the invitation sur.
prises me and undoubtedly indi-
Gates that West African Negro la
Dor leaders are seeking a new pc
litical outlook. In the past they
have gravitated toward the left
and a few twoard the communists
The Reds seemed to be not onl!
interested in them as workers ant
human beings, but expressed ideas
which made sense to the average
African trying to live on less thar
40 cents a day.
The British Trade Union con
gress has tried to play the role o.
a big brother and since the wa
the colonial government has triet
to be helpful. But the suspicion
and DISTRICT which separates Ne
gro and white in West Africa
quite understandable once you
know the abuses which followed
in the wake of Britains militar.
conquests, stands as a very higl
barrier to effective Negro-whit
cooperation. Unless the barrier
surmounted, Nigeria, West Afri
ca, and eventually the who'll
African continent will fail t.
move forward as rapidly as tn
world demands. This much is Ger
tain: Europe needs Africa's ray
materials, both agricultural an
mineral. Africa needs western ma
chinery, technology, and science
NJ barriers should be allowed t
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15

the Lord, now we are full, now We
are rich, We shall reigneth as
Kings.-Amen.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-15

Guarantee Success Where
! Other Readers Fail
Special Readings. Hours . q.
d.. to . pm Daily and Sunday
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Commission Studies Charge
AGAINST Real Estate Brokers

The District Real Estate Com
mission today had under advise
ment charges that Joseph R. and
Francis E. Murray, real estate brok-
ers of the 1900 block of L street
NV, failed during reasonable"
period to remit about 81 100 in rents
they had collected for client.
The client. Lawrence Watson, told
The commission the brothers delayed
payment on three months rent due
on his property in the 210o block
of Newport place NV. for two weeks
after he demanded it. Mr.. Watson
testified, however, he finally was
paid in full.
Attorney Irving Yockelson. repre-
senting the brokers, said Mr.. Watson
had asked a full statement for the
rent due, and contended two weeks
was not an unreasonable time for
preparing such a statement. Seven
witnesses testified as to the brothers
business integrity.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Dentists Panel Urges
Nose and Throat Study
In Cancer Search

Describing the human throat as
"no mans land" group of doctors
last night urged more thorough ex-
aminations of the mouth, nose and
throat by physicians and dentists
for early discovery of cancerous
growths.
In a panel discussion sponsored
by the Washington section of the
International Association for Dental
Research, DR.. Lester r. Calm, pro-
fessor Of oral pathology at Mount
Sinai Hospital, New York, said very
few professional men bother to
check the mouth in routine ex-
aminations.
Dentists concentrate on the
teeth" he declared. Ear, nose and
throat men examine the throat.
The tongue is neglected organ, and
the oral camity seems to be a no
mans land"
DR.. Frank K. MoStof, research
pathologist at the National Cancer
Institute, said the neglect of proper
oral examinations by both doctors
and dentists is 'disgraceful."
DR.. Calm stressed, however, that
while doctors and dentists should be
on the alert for possible malignant
erowtfs, actual treatment must be
left to cancer specialists.
In a discussion of whether bad
fitting dentures can cause malignant
LESSONS, DR.. Calm said it is doubtful
that they are responsible to the ex-
tent "that the lefty believes or that
the profession would have the laity
believe" But such constant irrita-
ton is dangerous, he said, because
science knows so little of the causes
of cancer that Eve can't afford to
take chances"
Survey on Smoking.
1t. Col Joseph L. Bernier, chief
of dental and oral pathology at the
Army Institute of Pathology, re-
ported that survey of 1000 persons
made by the institute showed no
indication that smoking was re-
sponsible for malignant growths on
lips or In the mouth.
DR.. Calvin T. Klopp. director OF
the Warwick Memorial Clinic at
George Washington University, also
participated In the panel. The
moderator was Henry A. Swanson.
chairman of the American Dental
Associations committee on national
museum and dental registry.
In an afternoon session of the sec
ton. held in the Commerce Depart
ment auditorium, Comdr. S. R.
Howell, Of the Naval Research In
stitute, described experiments In
anesthesia by freezing tooth nerves
so that dental work can be per-
formed without pain.
, 1948-06-04

Within the next six months
the Commission will complete
a research survey of all exis-
ting research institutions, pro-
jects and personnel in the re-
gion. This survey will consti-
tute the basis of a permanent
and active research informa-
ton service to be maintained
by the Secretariat at its head
quarters in Port of Spain, Trim.
idad. B. w. I. A selection of a
limited number of particular
fields of activity such as ero-
sion control methods, plant
and livestock industry, will be
made with the object Of Great
ing a f~irst-class service. The
type of work contemplated
will not be confined to the col
lection of Information on re-
search activities of existing
research organizations or in
situations, but will include
special studies by the research
staff in their own fields of ex-
pert knowledge of Caribbean
development and action.
The Commission also took
action to reorganize the Cen
trail Seeretariat. It will be di-
vided into two main branches:
the Administrative branch.
which will deal with all gen
era matters and the Research
Branch, which will be special
lied In research fields and res
ponsible for the research in
formation service.
DR.. Eric Williams, distin-
guished West Indian historian
and social scientist, was tenn
porarily appointed to perform
the duties Of Deputy Chair