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Evening star., 1948-01-03
HELP MEN and WOMEN (cont. J

HEIP MEN ond WOMEN tCoht.I.
VARI-TYPISTS-Part- time evening open.
ings available Immediately for experienced
operators: 81 to 81 so per hour depend.
ing upon ability. Apply personnel office
Room 504, Star Building. THE EVENING
STAR. 1101 Pa. ave. nv. IS
WANTED. COLORED COUPLE, man as
handy man to assist owner during day:
driver preferred: apt, gas, electricity and
salary, Box 352-B, Star Il
Evening star., 1948-01-03
SAlESkEN.

SAkE9WENs
sALEsMEN-Bie profits in deals. Experi-
straetions in beautiful free sample If.
WEIsz, 213-B. North Desplaines. Chi
sAEESMEN to cover established routes in
Washington area for weli-known. grocery
mfgr.; opportunity to make excellent sal
airy under agreeable working conditions;
eaee eac ete Box sssH star
sALESMEN-Retailf fabric store retail ex-
perience is necessary: permanent position.
aaf' SION. Apply sp lsaiT The YARDsTicK. 7si i1th
ATTENrIoN, sALEsMEN-our good men
age good worker can earn $3.50 per wk.;
if you have car and are earning less
hsTs is can K ye% o shGgs 9
or write Post Office Box 931, Alex, Va.
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN; thoroushly ex-
perienced in handling fine trade; must be
good stock keeper with minimum OF FIVE
years experience in hats. clothing, haber.
strletly S3sss confidentiai. ''o BOX asa-2' star STAR
sALEsMAN-To sell nationally advertised
cIusively, established territory; salary, plus
t9ts Sfts thsR ayeEase b
INC 1lo5 D st. s;w., Mr.. Dessereau
WE HAVE OPENlNGS tor tOp-noCCh
experienced statesmen, to follow UP leads
from prominent families and executives:
Our thoroush sales training enables you
in a short time to earn at leas. $4,000
per yr. in this disnifed Lifetime work;
you must own a car, possess Al refer
ences, have pleasing personality and be
willing to work: If you can qualify we will
pay you a salary while you are learning.
For an interview ask for MR.. MERSHoN,
fURNfTURE Fur HIaHsRS0sIH SALESMAN. exper, steady
employment, pension benefits. paid va yaes-
tion. Apply Mr.. Barry, HOUSE ~ HEIR
YOUNG MAN to sell staple foods for an
trade; industry and ambition can expand
state age, education, experience and ref
erences. Box 3O9-A, Star. A.
AUTO SALEsMAN-BUYER for old-es-
tsblished lirin. 4 very unusual oppor-
tuntty for the right man; splendid work
Bosveli. ias eIha'p.S Na sou, 500 sTEUART MoToR
co, 9Th and N, \: ave. NV .,;. ~ NJ,
sale tobacco and confectionery; 1907 M
st. NV. MI 063s. 3
Evening star., 1948-01-03

INFANTs WEAR SHOP-owner selling
due to DOCTORS orders; 6-yesr lease at
500 per month; good NV. location;
Nursery school. . perfect setup, In
cluding private quarters for owner; brick
building. playground equipment APPROX
ss sss t oS6 & saoSi good income. Deoo o0"n f''eo
Food shop, and investment, corner To-
cation, brick building with two additional
floor and live in the same building II you
prefer. Call Mr.. Higgins, UN. 1926. COX
g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-01-03

YOUNG MAN for property management
dept. Of large real estate CO.; knowledge
Of rental business desired; state age.
education and experience. Box 135-A,
YOUNG MEN WANTED-Are you inter:
ested in retail career with q futureP
Large chain store corporation has open
ings for. young men to learn the busi-
ness and advance. to assistant, managers
and managers of stores. High school
education, required, college education pre-
ferred. along with q defanite nits, willingnsss
sired, ages 20 to 26. 1t will be neces-
sary to leave home and work in yaTto,as
arise. II interested, give full particulars
n NEED SON FiNAScE i1Si Ssa ADJusTERs and Out
ss,ee contacts, local finance CO. automo'
countant, 3 nights a week. Call for ap-
nointment, NA 1 7S75, 175,os ..crsr
tiac factory dealers has opening for ex-
perienced shop foreman; permanent JOB.
State age. refs. and full particulars; re-
plies confidential Box 208-B, Star. -
Evening star., 1948-01-03

SECRETARY-Editor and publisher needs
crack secretary with personality, vitality
and well-directed. well-organized enthu-
siasm; interest in Government ana Con-
gress desirable Please give complete back
ground in first letter. Inquiries will be
treated confldentially. Box 461-B, Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-03

HOSTESS for dining room. age 1s to 35;
knowledge Of tipping. Apply. 1909 18th
st. NV. -
Evening star., 1948-01-03

oFFicE MANAGER for a well-establishet
general insurance agency IN D: G;i mus
have exp and s tnn aIalsa
be able to furnish local references; STATE
@ he exD na snd kept
ssas1s f&gHsks s1s 2s6 FEE SasifERs FIJI
x x.a. ssds Work s02d;
RTEN4 RTE 1fo AFfoksEa, lsfo Il member of bar. sx:
ssa sqs
SSRsa iaz AErrsDAS4s: sia SfsA vhIs: S:5
HppS psfkins lot. corner isth and E sts
Parts PICKUP MAN, white: Marylanc
S:ass%ssns; lam. qkA1xa Sstsssa, XSToRs' MS 4Sse
s5!Ss oRs hsS Ds5as sssas isa 5Sf
ffaARMAc1sr. fai registered, for prsssr!p.ion
PRUds, 1o17 Conn. ave ,,,. ,,,. "a 3,
sood pay. Cali after pm" NO. 1851
,1sa Dss hsas 5s'' Du Gn ses s!'.sy .9h
ffGMBERs, ,ourn.ymsn, lst class: sober
new construction and remodelins; good
.n. Ssss' ribs Est ADelZ K p'fsSa 44s4 esnn
PLUMBER, with D. c.. master licenses
sood salary asd w9R4 TSTEng gaAfSuM fSps CO. fSl
1912 4th st. NV, GE. 0437. =
PORTER, oolored, from 10 am. to 4 pm.
hAssT M4n ss pSk Sa 0qs 1859 seSS Psiz
"a fakHTEa siHi CO. wolEns SlEh eompo,,tor-torem.n
Florida plant; must be thorough in impo.
produce capacity volume: permanent;
particulars and references with applica-
isGn ihs%bro SoS SMEeHANfeAI ssiAN ftsE CRAFTSMAN for
work on communications and electronlc
devices Radio drafting experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. Hours, q m
to 4:30 pm. Monday through Friday
Apply Mr. Gerhman, sHUTT1G & CO.. 9th
snd ssHbio ksarhi hRiEPAiRMAN. ptsi only
peed oaepp apply. 7ls H st. NV ME- 2e49 OF
Real rsrATE AND INSURANCE sales
nan to join small once, with equal op-
borthnity to build business. OK. 2l66
ZEAL ESTATE statesmen, excellent op-
Sortunity for salesmeh with car For IN
-terview, call 81. 617ei eyes,, OIL. b22e
RADIO sERvIcEMEN, exp. for training in
production and SUPERVISION IN the manu-
facture Of quality record players; excel.
Day and opp. for Advancement. Apply
bowen q CO., 4712 Bethesda ave-, Be-
thesda, Nd. -
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Mt OIIVET nArrIsT CRURCH
NGWA

Rev. u. c. whIts's subject At IN.
moraiHW haur vas The Church In
This Conflicting world" Ills test
vas found IN Acts lsth, Chapters 1.
,, ., ana IL verses. Now L hnoW
~ q surety that the lord has sent
hts angels and delivered me out Of
the hand % Hsrod"
Before the sermon. Charles Noa~ru
spoke N behalf Of the NsiEhborhsod
Cu-op store.
Mra BsRelia SMITH, Louisville
Kentucky. Mrs. Viola Coles. Omaha
Nebraska. ana Mr.. Thomas Town
send, united with the church
Ntaitors 81 the morning services
we're Mt, Charles Rogers, M Her.
bert WhttmoFe. Mr. Thomas ToWn-
send and Mr.. and Mira HsFshsl
Garrett
Al t,to p IN. the Dsaeonss- and
Mothers Hoard Aaa their aneaai
sermon ana rally day. Elder John
Nelson was the 9ueet speaker And
the Apostolic Faith Church CshDtr
FURNISHED the music
sunday, April tath. at a.le D. m
the Mems Fellowship Club IL pFa.
ssNtiRK . panel discussion. These
taktuH part % the E&Rsi are Miss
plaFta !. Williams Miss Wanda
NushA NJ. Bradford Bsnnsr. and
Mr., warren Hayea
At eleven o'clock there Wtil be q
special Memorial Service In memory
of Mrs. Mabis lee
me Building Fund ConmIttss is
sttll AskthE for the Laaten Aanks
that have not been taFned in. PLEASE
gst them IN BY sunday. April lath.
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Duluth News
~ ALLAH n. WATERS
ne 9Th Ave Eaae

Mr.. EAFyn llell II Washington,
u. G., arrived Monday. April ) 10
Join his wife and new infant dauRh.
ter, Mr., BELL iournSyed 10 50. Paul
for q few days Wait with his
paTyhta, Mr., and Mrs. Earl Bell.
Mrs.. W. u. ReARsy 10 able 10 be
W and about after q lengthy ~
neea.
Mr.. W. O. Rodney wrVnshsd his
back at work and 10 under tbs
care IL his physician.
Mr.. T. RiekRAa az 6lst Avenue
West hroke his Toe . month age. II
was three weeks before he realized
what happened, However, he IL 20,
ting along nicely.
MFn. W. n RlehaFdsoa, G2a East
It'll Street. entertained the jolly
Eight Bridge Club Saturday, April
~. PriHeu we're won by Mrs, W, y
Maupins, Jr. arSt; Mrs, sidonis
Black. second; aud Mrs George
Adams, consolation. Mra Adams
saya ahe will have 20 get q cabinet
FOE ell her BOBBY priaeA. siacs shs
wins them all, with ore exception
when she won hFut prise last year
Mrs, Carrie l. boGisr. SSi So
18th Ave. East entertained Mrs
W. y AAuplns. Jr,, at . pre- staFk
shower. Monday, April u. Guess
ing EaHlcs were the feature ~ the
eyUaing, Priaea were won BY Mes,
DANES w. y. MAuplna, Jr.. ans
xsllah ", Waters, A lovely lunch,
snh was served by the hostsss
Those present wOrVs Mesdamss y
r. Holland, Lee wiley. Sr.. Earlyu
Bell. John AkiRA. W. n. Richardson
George Adams Eugene watts
Sidonia Rlaek and xillaA Waters
Those Who were unable 10 AtssnS
but sent Etfta were Mines. N. Ne,
Clinton, Clsll Miller. Aaron Brown
J, ID. MsAlsy, David Ninns, Jane.
Hughes and George L PinsAun.
Mira MauPiNs received some lovely
and useful gifts.
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and the g. Paul Recorder, told the
Hopkins Lions Club Tuesday eve
ming. April 9, at BuFAch'S cafe
"Racial tensions In this country
are due primarily 10 majority
group resistanea 20 the extension
0f full dsmOsFatis rights 10 Negro
citizens" he said.
"Aa long a. We do not sxtsnd
fun opportunity FOR life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness 70
every loyal American Of whatever
Tass, creed OF eoIor--FAsial and
religious tensions win continue
thsiF eanesrous growth and under.
mine our national unity and life. "
Speaking on "DsmoerAsy At
Home" Mr.. Newman told tho
Uona, I'VE cannot continue 10
preach one thing and practice an
other. II Amsriea does not intend
that Ia Negro citizens shall re-
ssivs full and sompIsts democracy
with al Of he benefits a. well
~ the responsibilities III viii have
10 FgwVite lta constitution.
Must live Dsmasrasy
"Every American 0f good con-
mon sense should sonesFn himself
with the need 70 Implement the
theory Of our Blll Of Rights by
prastleal performances right In his
own block. his own village, city,
state and nalson."
Recognised - one Of the abIsst
publiahsFs In his hSld and an out.
standing slvle leader. Mr.. Newman
declared, Sunless We do move In
the direction Of full brotherhood
In our America, 10 win faes the
rest Of the world disoEEaniasd and
dlsuhltsd."
Pointing cut that one of the fac.
toEs which have lmpedsd the Inn
pFgvsmsnt of Negro-whlts Fsla-
tiohships IN this country has bssn
the whits mans monumental IE.
Roranes Of the Negroes real posl.
ton both past and present In Amer.
lea. Mr.. Newman said that 100
many whites have an eFroneous,
Stsrs0typsd conception Of the Ne.
grO.
A New hass
"WhAt I would like 10 cell 10
the attention Of you men who AFV
the leaders u this Sommanity d
that foT every Negro Of criminal
tandsnslsa thaES are hundreds d
lsw-AbldinH Negroes" he said.
The thing of which l complain "
that the white people are prone u
identify Ne antiEs Negro group
with the worst slsmsatA Of that
KToap. which h both unfair and
shortaiHhlsd."
Stating that American Negroes
are actually . nsw raes which has
grown W In America, the Rolsd
pabllahsr said. "This Rsw race oi
10 million Ia the United States
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Pile Ne, tNeea
Orasy fer Heattna fetlttsa fus pSeet
u Win. aaiwlttam tNnas % Ftls
tansnas eaa ts0 laSassna
state ~ hInasssta, IpusIy %
hsAnepin IN Probate lSutI
In Zee ESTATE % iosN n Lane
O,as, Sss sssss,-s rs,,,iSS e
esess wa
,sss..sS ss"s s SsS asS tes s
have, hsfpre this CpaFt an AehdaS,
May teth, tptA, At 10 u'elprk A. M
y the CoaTt heepe IN Mlanse potts,
nSesg's MeI ne psI,t,vg hsEsia
Co0atI, hiRNss0,a. TOE the allow ,
be he ias, VII sNa ksstS msSs 81
Naid bscsaeal ana the probate there
OF and foe ths appointment " her
selt =. EHssStFls. Should not ~
Orass - Ft.s Cla,uaa aaa s~s
WeaSanm fNsspsN
u " further ordered. that WltAtN
tgaT mYnlAs igala ths cate hereof
their oislsss IL this Csr1rt rresis
viii ~ heard add claihlR sxaaiaesl
and adjusted before thta Court %
TUESDAY, NsElsnesr tia iptA ~ 10
e'elsys a y " the CoaFt Hsass
These efasFa shaii be published IN
the Minneapolis apsh ssasa and
conlea matted according 10 law
tNeat 81 Probate CoarN
wlIas.s The neA lanes q, kshss,
day 81 AREll iAaA
ERSESr y l.oURNA
Cierk % Probate Court
NENNUM, NHytIl,g wRlulff
hkw Hall AI.etssYa
thlnnsapolln Spokesman. ApFtl Ia
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OaaAaaAm NOm aanAnlNg P@rtTaON
fVm ADmlNlnrnATlOh, LatTtNa
Ftmn no Was CLAIMS Ann ROn
nhAalNa FmhnnON
state 81 Minnesota. Cuunty % Hen
hUpin. " Probate Court,
In hs NstAis Of aAals Tas'aaa, pses'
osass lss nsas.as Ps,ltlss Gee
IT III UnbenkD thas Al persons
EAve ssfeFe IRls coaTl % Msadsy.
"a ,ss csars iiSSss N nIsssassiIs els,
Sessiss h TSsmSs. i1sss.vis
CONnty, Minnesota. TOE the appoint
meat ef hlWselt As administrator.
.s:.s .! ~: 50. ;s .s.. .s =, .....a
IT - .FuNfAEh uRpnRRp that
wtthlR tguF Reaths troFa the date
hereof all creditors % sald DeeadsHl
ale their elalaaa IN thls CeaFI fFpefs
viii Be heard and claims examined
AHd adjusted before thIs Court On
heaaeS,. AaHaat iRd, llAh ~ -
g.YleeA An, n the CeaFt House IN
minneapolis Minnesota
A's Ssss s.,, ss"'s sS gssl,sss9 y
eeplss mAllsd aScOrdias 70 iaw,
WYNN As X. NON. JAMES q.
M. IsS Sa Sss q Ss,.er'GaSa Court
Han an,ie E9Gsl = nSalgad.
EilNEar " L0KkNI,
Clerk Of Probate ceaft
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Fus Ne ieSll
AaualalatFatl.a. Ilsattlna rtuas
- t'tAs ttatusa Aaa tss
Meartaa rhee~@N
state VI Minnesota. CoUatN %
usnhentn II Probate Court
In Rs Hsiats " tlsrry W iry,as.
Osass ess basaEIas I-,st,saa ess
tstteEs - AaaatatatVatNoa
" y ofasrva, that all PSfsona 10,
ssrss'sd sheS cause, 70 aaY they
aANs before this CuRgt 90 ANRaaN
MAJ tath, lsts 81 "a a'elegA A. n
" the Cgart Ne1sy in Miansapetls.
Minasscta. why the pptltian IL Marie
lTNtnH % NUHNsPln CoUnty,
Aissr=ess. Toe the appointment ~
s; ss;' se.ss s sss o. ...n, Ss's'H
Orass - Etls Clalnss saa &c.
NsGFtam fASgNoN
" V rarthsf ordered. that SltAie
fpar moaths fIpta the date hereof
al creaitsrs ~ said psesaeAt ale
iI' =. elaine ksa,., ~ 80, ,s,s Sssr, Rr s,
aud adjusted before thla Court %
Tuesday, september tn, lStA ~ 10
p'cleek A, u. ~ the covert Naass
in AtnRsapallA Minnesota
resse eFdeFs shall Ne p1elished ~
sop,ss walled sScOFaisE 10 law,
"Wt, ssss sSs aon Jam.. a Ksas..
Judge % Probate CpaFC thts TIA
aAy " AprsL lesa -
s s,,sss + t.osE sS,s,,
HALL, HAaJTiL ENEEi.
a HkpLLNn AlsIasyA
fet ~ Y, Life niaa.
(Pahliahed IN AlnhsApella Npokss.
RAa April ~ - apA az
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ar. PAN. nlnTmnA1a

~, PAW BIRTHDAYS
niF!Aday HIss!lags IN = aal
Margaret Moore. see intshAFt May
l---IOaeslYn Jones, eit fuller Ave.
GLADYS klfh. sTi i9ishRTt Ave.
t=-hfa aaiils MeadiRaton. fti ~
Anthony Ave MaFilsS Thomas, taB
WaRda Ave. May G7-JaHs E Lee.
gpe tHlehaFt Ave. ATs, Ihmsa Hayes,
lie EatgH Ave. May AtA Mabel
FARMER, as nande Ave, AFa q. :
sleRs ga n0ndo Ave! hgfun hOyd,
atNNGAroIlu BIRTHDAYS
birthday .gTgstlhUs IN Mlnneapoila
April ~ AiViR peeFy, e1tg Fourth
Ave. 10 Archie .Jonsa, ltfa EiEhth
= No. c'sl' TSI,os. u: ie'. srLsnt
ant Ave Ne itsnris,ts rosten, sli
;,,ss Ts Ave- No Ae.l sa-~S S, a.
SIliss ssSus ~ hI ss Ass. 10
ApTn I'LL Rail airRa' I0Is FoaTth
Ave. ~. April ai~-F. W, Poole, soii
Fearih Ave. No MIS- F1SnE Goa.
R8Fa BpaA Fourth Ave 50 Aprll 90
--iANss ursshaH, ~, aela Fourth
Ave, 80. April ia Mrs haFy CTump,
ara Andersen, ias6 nSnsV Mas
Aptll lt-~ArtHur J, He'll, iaas -
out 81 Town dressings. ApriI a
sam RivhaFasoR, haitimore, Nd
Marianne carter hgCaaaSp, Wash
IIaTpais, Charleston, " Va ApSii
Rev G. v, stewart Detroit,
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Editor Points Way to
Better Race Relations
I'm Address to Lions

spTntsd from Hsanspla Cousy opkins Mna) RsVtsw April %
'sThe Negroes condition and status In America today In
Of most perpexng and chief unsoed domestic prob
lens and which offers the most dangerous potential 70
American unity and solidarity before the world" Cecil
Newman editor and publisher Of The Mnneapoa Spokesman
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On. IAmma CuUnCM NEWS

Sunday being our Third Quarterly
Communion sunday Rev. William
y Guy Presiding Elder Of the -.
a. he Il aS S s"SSies; az $50 49, M.
Rev. q. r. Thomas. Pnator Of 81
James A.M.E Church Of AihnsRpoiis,
and his choir brought the message
for the Communion aeTVtes. Waiting
sT,s Ms srs cn ss. I ~ Pnn Gn' Re-. OF
4 Y. Thomas Of Alien Chapel, Min
Hsapolis, Rev. Carl Mckay Of Way
man AAE Church, Minneapolis,
and Rev, n, c. boyd OF 81. Peter
A. ~ V. Church. Minneapolis.
Dorothy Payne, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Payne, united with
the church At the morning service,
the 9sth OF our young people who
have united with the church in the
past month. Mr. Chester Russell was
sololst for the morning, He was ao-
cOmpanied by his wife. The College
Business Group ETmA Ruth Slma,
niece OF Mrs Rosa MHhAn. visiting
from Huston. Texas; walter HAyea,
Donald Smith. Charlotte Rhoda Will
son, Gloria l.. Williams and MeTFis
Ethel Manning, we're guests OF tho
their regular meeting.
To serve the Present Age" In the
subject % Rev. hOoFs's Message for
sunday, April 18th, II am: at $500
pm. the Nj. and Mrs. group will
present Mr.. Ernest CoVinGtOn. tsnOr
citAL
Monday, April 20, & pm. 10 the
date set Tor q special church cons
ference called Tor the election Of a
trustee 20 nj the vacancy made by
the resignation Of Mr., Harry 4
brown other business will be up
10 date reports on Building progress,
General Conference and Financial
program for the year.
sunday, May Z, II ''On TO General
Probe LIndIks, President Of the 81.
Paul women's Institute, will be the
The date has nov been set for the
presentation Of Oh Doctor" an
opsFetta In two acts, presented by q
rsetsd BY Mrs ClArInda Cos. This Ia
. Building Fund effort Tickets are
nos on the market
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club viii meet
FRIDAY, April -. Pm. With Mr.:
and Mrs. Clarence Anderson. Ta1
The WA wm meet Saturday.
ApTti ~, sec nm. with Mrs. ClaF-
Snce Duke, esq Igishart Avenue.
The Apnual Mothers Day Tea will
be held sunday, May ., at the church
With all clubs and organizations
eIai chairman.
Sunday. ApTn %. the senior choir
will present hTa Odessa Gresham.
director % music % Bethesda Bap-
ttat Church and an outstanding
dramatic reader, with one Of her
musical groups at the Fourth sun
day Night MuaicAl. Mrs. Ermyi Boyd
u Chairman and Mra GeFaldina
ScFoGMina. Co-chairmAn.
Come and worship With Us Visit
tors are always welcome,
Bertha l. King.
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RdchOl Milton
Soma RecitUl

Mrs. Raehsl Taylor Milton, was
presented In recital Thursday,
April Q, I94s, By the Youth Council,
Senior Choir, and the Gospel Choir.
~ Of NJ Oiivst Baptist church.
Mrs. Milton, assisted by MTs.
CsFtruds Smith Jackson rendered
o Mo, BAbbin0 Caro- BY @. P0e-
sinI and We 10 BApsts By p. Mas
eaGni a. her first selections. In
the second group she sang. Pace,
Pass. Mo. Do BY @. Verdi. Be-
fore the third group Of selections
Mrs. Milton was presented with
flowers By Mas ElonSslla EvsrSOn.
chairman 81 the Youth eommlttss.
The third group consisted Of ''GTst-
shsH % the Spinning WhssI." and
ri Mes VsFs AvaIsnt Dies AIIsa. :"
By y. shubert and n. Hahn re-
spsctivsly. without Thee" by
Hardslot. "In the siIsnes Of Night, "
By Raehmaninoa, and Joy" by
Scott formed the fourth group.
After the intsrmlssi0n Mrs.
CsrtFuds Jackson played two 80
lsetions. ~1aFearOlls," By Dett and
"BaIaboula," By Taylor.
MYn, MIIion,a Iant Rroup of a.
leetiOns consisted Of "Lst Us Break
Bread TogsthsE." By LawTsnes,
"oh, What . Beautiful City" By
BoatnsE, my soul's Been An.
ehoFsd In Dc Lord" by Price.
A. IN encore she sang Indy
Lou.
Altar the recital . reception was
held ~ the h0ms Of Mrs. Josephine
Hagen.
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and many more millions In the
West Indies, In Central and South
America. has In Its veins the blood
0f the three principal branches Of
man. black, whltS and yellow.
brown"
It's GesA BuaiRsas
In dollars and cents lt's good
business 70 raise thS psedastiy.
Ity and Insoms Sf the AnssSlsaa
NsEFo. hs said. for the msAsy hs
earns will be spsRt right here
al hens.
It's always bssn . source Of
wonder 70 me that America, with
lie BRILLIANT business minds. has
not realized that Increasing the
standard Of living Of the American
Negro and allowing him 70 make
. greater contribution 10 American
life IL really good business.
The pTsssnt-day American Ne
bro has . iO-billlon-dollaT income,
He represents . market for con.
sumsT goods larger than the en-
tire Canadian market Negro fam
lilies today annually buy more than
the total value Of U. 9. domsstIe
exports 10 30 countries below the
Rio Grands, including the Land
Lease shIpmsnts Of Io43."
ChallsaGs 70 DsmosTasy
Mr.. Newman stated that the sit.
uAtlOn ~ II exists today IL . d.
rect ehallsnGs 70 any man OF group
Of men who believe In our eoun-
try. its way Of life and ltS future,
ave cannot explain 70 the rest Of
the world such things 20 lynehlnSs,
restrictive covenants which Greats
racial and religious ghsttoss. job
Discrimination, Jim Grow ears,
Segregated IN unequal schools,
segregated military establishments
and discrimination In public %.
eommodations," 10 said.
"Ail Of these inequalities bring
about racial tensions. There IL no,
. man In this room today whe
would not TSbsl n subjected ID
any one af these restrictive sondi.
tions ! have enumerated" he d.
eiAFed.
I'VE have the fFamswesh FOE
. near perfect way u NE %
dsnesFasy. Al W need 20 do b
70 implement and strengthen u
By practice. We must live On
we'll 90 preach AmsEleaAlsm."
Mr.. Newman warned that, "ths
only way 10 keep our people from
looking toward the other iAma fol
relief 10 10 make democratic Amer,
lcanism work right hsrS--and sy,
erywhars In thls nAtisA."
Church Oiflce Open Daily
The Office II Bethesda BAptiS
church 10 open daily from 0 am
10 pm. and afternoons by Ap
polntmSnL
This announcement WIS made b.
Rev, Jerome Tate this week. tn,
office telephone number 10 Llneolr
TAI. The minister said he will CIV,
prayer, consultation and advice h
members Of the church OF AM
other persons seeking aaslstanc,
with their problems,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-04-16
Duncing School
StoTtS on MoY ].
~ CIO Holl

Mrs. Marion Williams. 1910
South sth Street, will conduct =
dancing school starting Saturday.
May I. In the clio hall room. In
struetion will be given In tap and
toe dancing. SerobAtie stunts, bal
LOT dancing and baton twirlinG.
Mrs.. Williams attended the Con-
ssTVatOry Of Fine ATts In Kansas
City, Kan. She formerly taught 81
the Mabel Williams School Of Dane.
Ina In Kansas City. Mo.
The school IL being started. says
Mrs. Williams, because she has
found many youngsters interested
In the type Of art that she teaches.