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Evening star., 1948-08-31
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 Nn--septembel
Trade today. Influenced BY the advance
in cash corn prices: Traders had re
the spot market at s2.94-2;0 as COM
pared with yesterdays sale at 81 49, 90.
Some commercial buying combined with
short eoverins in the. nearby delivery
to push prices upward after an early
demand had been satisfied.
The Chicago & Northwestern. Railway
in its crop report observed that corn
cribs on farms are pretty we'll emptied
and that little corn seems available until
the new crop arrives.
Wheat borrowed whatever strength II
had from corn. The September delivery
was inclined to lag. Tam in trade
s,o0o, 900 bushels Of wheat will be ten-
dered on September contracts tomoF-
The Commodity Credit Corp. reported
N N csaaso .hS ssshs a1.ns of
At noon wheat was }. 70 ia lower
than yesterdays close: September. So 22A
Corn was ! cent lower to 1 cent higher:
september. 81 i64E. Oats were unchanged
we're unchanged to l cent lower.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
New TeIevision Tube Made
Partly Of Metal Produced
" shs Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-The TEL
O-Tube Corp. Of America reported
today 1t Is in full production of q
new type, large-screen television
viewing tube made partly Of metal.
Samuel Kagan, president Of the
New York company, said it is pro-
ducing 100 of the new-type tubes a
day and hopes to be up to 1000
a month by the end Of the year.
The face of the tube is is inches
in diameter. Unlike conventional
viewing tubes which are all glass,
the new tube has a metal funnel
or sides. The Starrett Television
Corp. of New York announced it is
equipping some of its sets with the
new tubes for immediate delivery.
At least one other tube manufac-
turer, Radio Corp. Of America, is
producing metal viewing tubes. But
Tel-O-Tube claimed to be the first
to have them available for sets for
Immediate delivery.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Chicago livestock

,,. CHICAGO, hess Avg: ASg 81 y, tnussdpaA.-sala:
opened slow; later trade fairly active and
uneven; 25-75 cents lower, with most
decline on good and choice butchers $50
pounds pt',I Sane and under; top a29;75 sparingiy;
3;a9. .0o-s9 SO, few 3so-330 pounds, 800
35 o0-o $3.50; load around $50 pounds,
24,25; most good and choice 1901 sd
pounds. "7.OO-2s 20; good and choice sows
under 310 pounds, 27.25-2s. 90; 335-356
pounds, 26.O0-27 90; 375-425 pounds.
S4.225-25.75; 450-550 pounds, 22.75-
salable eattle-4:5oo; total 400; sal;
helfers ,grading averase-sood and better
about steady: other classes steady; sis
loads high-choice 1,237-1 ,32 D. pound fed
steers, Al .00-4l 40; top Al. 40 for two
loads; bulk good to average-choice steers,
}3.0O-S9.15; common to low-good grass
and shortfed steers, 2l.00-31 80; choice
mixed steers and .heifers up to $3.50;
load s71-pound Colorado fed ,heifers
19.550-"2:25; Gamers and cutters, 1900
400: practical top choice veslers, 1900;
stockers and feeders slow. barely steady
Salable sheep-2500; total 5000: slow;
slaughter classes not fully established
| scattered early sales native spring lambs
steady to weak at $500 down: load lot,
| coed and choice Washington spring lamb.
held above $3.50; yearlings steady to sc
90-pound wethers, loo; two loads COM
p so; early sales slaughter ewes STEADY
at so down.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 R.-Foreisn ex.
lars. others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, 7is p<T cent discount, or S2.4jS&
United Ssates cents unbalanced
Europe-Great Britain tpound}. - -03A
lunchxnged: Great Britain 30-day futures
4.02!s. Oh y Of 2 cent; Great Britain 90.
Britain 9o-day futures. 4.01k. unchansed:
France tfrsne1. 3a9& Of cent. unchansed:
|Itafy liYa1, August nxed rate. .001 739:
july, .OOI53e; sweden fkronaD. .5.65, un-
chansed; SWftsexlAnd (franeD tfreel. 23-45.
Iup o. Of o cent
|uuchansed: HraxH (freeD, $50, unbalanced.
Mexico. 1A-5o, on .05 Of . cent
Evening star., 1948-08-31
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug 81 P.-Cotton fu-
lures were irresular in slow dealings to-
day. Continued delays in the ECA export
prcsrams, easiness in cotton textiles, un-
kes factor this season, and the approach
ing September Government estimate on
the 194S cotton crop discouraged tradins
activity
Hedge selling was lisht. with offerings
absorbed through mil buying and short
covering. Local traders were on both sides
Of the market
Late afternoon prices were 80 cents .
bale higher to 8 cents lower than the
PREVIOUS close. October 30.76, December
o.69 and March 5000.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
stock Market Uneven
lin Fractional Rance:
Dealings S|acken
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Downward
Tendencies persisted in the stock
market today although a substantial
number of issues managed to hang
on to small gains.
Changes either way were mainly
fractional with larger swing de-
veloping now and then.
Trading was slower than yesterday
when only 100000 shares sold.
The market apparently didn't pay
much attention to the State Depart
ment announcement that measures
to lift the Berlin blockade, as well
as the currency problem, would be
discussed by the military governors
in Berlin.
Financial observers long have
claimed that the strongest tonic the
market could get would be a settle
ment or compromise of differences
between East and West over Ger
many. Security traders today
though, persisted in their wary ap-
proach to the market, possibly until
more definite word on negotiations
| is received.
Packard was firm spot with a
rise OF IA point. Directors late yes
terday announced a 20-cent COM
mon stock dividend, which con-
trasted with two previous payments
OF Is cents each.
Mullins Manufacturing preferred
| Jumped 1114 points to a new hjoh
1or the year. The common ad-
vanced Tor a while, but later
slipped. The company disclosed il
would submit a 2-for-1 common
split up plan to stockholders, as vel
as proposal to retire 28,775 pre.
ferred shares.
| Ihompson-Starrett preferred add.
ed around 3 at onetime and thu
common improved a trifle,
Evening star., 1948-08-31
DC. Life Underwater,
To Sponsor Two-Year
Course for Agents
By Nelson M. Shepord

A two-year training course for
life insurance agents similar to the
Life Underwater Training Council
programs being given in so other
cities will be inaugurated in Wash
ington this fall by the sponsoring
District Life Underwriters Associa-
ton.
Charles K. Reid II, assistant man.
ager of j. D. Marsh g. Associates
has been appointed chairman OF
committee to arrange for the
opening course about October
Three instructors have been en-
gagged and applications are being
received. The committee hopes tc
have two classes.
Originating in New York, the
LUTC programs are sponsored by
four key organizations, the National
Association of Life Underwriters, the
Life Insurance Agency Management
Association. the Life Insurance AS
sociation of America and the Ameri-
can Life Association.
Years Experience Needed.
They are designed to provide in
stitutional training for the estab-
lished life insurance man and for
any underwater who has had one
year of experience.
Part I of the tWo-year course will
be given here this year. 1t will deal
with personal or family insurance.
Part 2, dealing with business in
Surance, will be given next year.
Mr.. Reid said the committee plans
two concurrent classes in the late
afternoons that will meet once a
week for Is weeks.
Two regular instructors. one for
each class, are H. Lawrence Choate,
C. L. u, general agent. Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., and w.
ElWood Baker, C.. L. u, with the
New York Life Insurance Co. A
third, Merrill G. Beede. supervisor
of Aetna Life Insurance Co.. will
be a substitute unless three full
classes are formed.
Clearings Set Record.
Bank clearings in Washington
totaled $3.50 ,397 1895 in August, com.
pared with s256, 1924 ,536 in August Of
1947, a gain of $33,473 359 or about
13 per cent, George H. Bright, man.
aser of the clearing house, an
neunced today. AS last July was
the biggest on record, so was August
For the first eight months of the
year clearings recorded a new all.
time peak of s2.387 ,399, 1852, in com.
parison with s2.187.424,443 in the
same period of 1947 This was ar
increase of s199, ,319 or pei
cent.
'Clearings in the eight months
compared with 1947 as follows:
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for the

Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week were scheduled at 1920
of, capacity. indicating production
of 1,7l6,000 net tons - American
Iron g. Steel Institute. Figures last
week were 95.9cs and 1,728,6 tons;
a month ago, 942ct and 1897 900;
q year ago, 924rs and 1,6l6,900.
Treasury Debt Retirement will
continue in the case of 1,104, ,507,-
600 of 91-day bills due September 9.
A new issue of $1,000. .0O0, 900 will be
offered, and the remaining S104507,-
900 will be paid in cash.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
paid to the Treasury $l2,604 ,306 ,58,
final installment on the Govern.
ment funds with which it was or
ganized.
American Gas & Electric Co. an
nounced that Indiana Service Corp.
will be merged into Indiana &
Michigan Electric Co. Combined as
sets will exceed $120, 100000
Westinghouse Electric Corp. paid
SSH share for 500 900 shares of
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Baldwin
will use s6.OOO,O0o of the s7,555, 900
received to pay off bank loans.
Butler Brothers. major iron ore
operator on the Mesabi Range, will
be supervised bv M. A. Hanna Co.,
but operating personnel will re-
main unchanged A substantial
interest in Butler Brothers was ac-
quired by group including Armco
Steel Corp. Inland Steel Co.,
Wheeling Steel Corp. and Hanna
Coal & Ore Corp, subsidiary of
M A. Hannah Co.
General Motors Corp. announced
Its Chevrolet Division completed its
2l,000,000th vehicle yesterday. The
20,0O0,000th was turned out last
November.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. earned
s5,310151 or S493 a share in 81,
months ended June 30 VS.. deficit
of s4,890,694 year earlier.
General Aniline & Film Corn
profit for six months ended June 81
was 1851 900 VS.. sl677 900 in tht
same 1947 perior.
Glidden Co. earned $5,630161 OF
$500 in nine months ended July 3
VS.. $6,088,761 or S325 year earlier.
st. Louis Southwestern Lines ne
income for seven months ended Jul,
81 was $5,701.324 or $29 80 VS.. $4,661.
AL or S23.75 in the same 1947 period
United States Pfyw0od Corr
earned $2,253,600 or s157 in thre
months ended July 81, VS.. 81, ,791 30
or $l.24 year earlier.
American Potash e. Chemica
Corp. net for six months ende,
June 80 was S94l,935 or sl.52, vs.
$l,l02057 or S194.
Hollingsworth & Whitney Ca
earned sl.952.456 or s4.82 in 26 week
ended June q VS.. Slot ,301 or ST.
a year earlier.
Emerson Radio g. Phonograpl
Corp. profit for 80 weeks ended Jul,
81 was 1895. .29l or s1.66 VS.. $1,5s5,
1877 or sl.98 in the like 1947 period
American Potash & Chemica
Corp. earned sS41,e35 or s1.52 in si
months ended June 80 VS.. Sl,10205
or Sl.94 year earlier.
Diebold, Inc, net for six month
ended June 80 was S412,462 or $50
VS.. s500,52l or s407 in the sam
l947 period.
American Hawaiian S. S. CT
earned S3S6,482 or SO cents in si
months ended June 80 VS.. S1,054,85
or s26l a year earlier.
Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad han
died 64,969 cars of freight in tn
week ended August % VS.. 66,l10 il
the previous week and 68,577 in tn
like 1947 week.
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc
appointed Virgil c. Rice director O
manufacturing.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

Hourly Sales ON The ExchanEe To-day:
II :oOan 12o 600 u .uu noon $50 600
100 ON. $40 600 900 10 900 ooo
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares sIn bank-
ruptcy or reeeiyership or being reorgan-
Mea .asr sae by f,c ACT or ;sels
Of dividends In the foresoing table are
annual disbursements based on the hast
quarterly or semi-annuaI declaration
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included ED Called
Ex dividend. xr * rights. Also extra
or extras. Plus stock dividend Cash
OF stock. Declared or paid 20 far this
year. Payable In stock, estimated cash
value on ex,diEdend date EPaid laa
dividend or spIt-up. declared or paid
this year. an accumulattve issue with
dividends in arrears Paid this year
taken at last dividend meeting. Payable
In stock. exact cash value undetermined
on declaration data
Evening star., 1948-08-31
New York Central Plans
Big Equipment Issue
by the Assocjotsd Press

The New York Central Railroad
today asked authority to issue $13,-
800 600 in equipment trust certif1-
Gates.
The application to the Interstate
Commerce Commission said proceeds
Will finance approximately rs per-
cent OF the cost of new equipment.
The equipment will include Diesel
switching locomotives, 80 Diesel
freight locomotives, four Diesel
passenger locomotives, SO sleeping
cars and 1000 hopper cars.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Stock Increase Proposed

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 R.-A
special meeting OF Central g. South
West Corp. stockholders has, been
called September 81 10 approve an
increase in the number of author
lied common shares to 8,00O,0 900
shares from the present 6,6OO,00o.
The action is designed to aid sub
sldlaries in financing their property
additions and improvements.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

Associated Press.)
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Goodrich2aAs65 9sN
lHud Coal 5s62A o5h
tHud&M RI SIS 81 GOA
u C RI As 55-1 1c3N
lCC StL bs 81 A 90
IntGtNor IS So 38,A
Int ct No5s56B 81
Int Ct No5s56C 81
1ntHydroEl6s44. 66
Kan C Sou 4s75 1o2
Leh vi 5s2O03st AAM
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Lou G&E 3as661 1o7
MKT adj 1857 -
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\ rex&EO O3As00 81
Third Ave 5s 80 50
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j tVaEl&Pw3 hs63 l1oX
Wabash 3As II 81
West Sh As 1851 673t
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Wis E1 p oS. sT6 oAA
Evening star., 1948-08-31
'CIearlngS m the elght montI
ompared with 1947 as follows:
rreaSury Yeteran Retires.

Treasury Veteran Retlres.
Miss Margaret C. Feeney, who has
many acquaintances in Washington
financial circles, retired from the
Treasury today after slightly more
than so years of service in that de-
partment. She had been on the
staff of Accounts and Audits, Public
Debt Service, for many years. but
entered the Government service as
a printers assistant in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing at $l25
per day.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers With odd-lot dealers or sTSeal-
lists on the New York Stock Exchak,. ior
August 30: 3,3S3 purchases involving
$500 shares; 3,293 sales involving S5,-
ol1 shares including IL short sales in
volving 567 shares.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Washington Exchunqe

foIomac Electric Power com-1OO at 13h
70 at 13E,, go at 13kz, so at 1874.
Hecht con-1O0 at "a.
Potomac Electric Power com-1so at 1ah
Potomac Electric Power $50 bid HA"@:
at 42h. N
peoples Drug com-15 at 31A.
Wasninston Gas com-50 at rs.
Washington Gas Light zen mtg 5s 1850
81 900 at 123. 90
Washinston Gas $50 pfd-5o at 1O4h,
Capital Transit co.-79 at 17h.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

Packard Moter Car Co. declared
dividend Of 20 cents . common share,
payable October 18. The company
paid Is cents in March.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

Brown-FsEnan Distilless CsTH
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of 20 cents. payable October /.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
N. Y. Curb Market


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hlLouis L b e la 10
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kasSey-HarrH ! 10
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HIMesabi Iron Ah
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70 Mid West Crp 81 1o.z
NlMidwest Oil la ~
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10 Morris Plan he AIb
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!NloldPoindex cog ~
MlPaneoastal Oil 81
.lPantepO cld1 .2S u
MiPennroad .4Og-. 81
hIPepperell 3a 62i1
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Evening star., 1948-08-31
N. 7. Bond Market
IntBR&D2 A67 96 D
NEW YORK CITY

Furnished BY the Associated Presxl
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSiJEs
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, Aug. 81 R.-Dvidend
declared:
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CHATTER -PATTER
WHAT. NO NEGROES!
BY Helen Smith

-womans Home Companion poll Who IL
Roosevelt
General Eisenhower Marshall General Macarthur PrSsi
hnnfT rurnan Hnrhnr Crn.h. EnNnr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

The T~tA City Maids ard Ma.
irons met Saturday. May 4, with
MrS. Donald Brady. Sr, $500 Firth
Ave 10, Guests present were
Mines MAnley Rhodes. Helen Cur
~. p. c Archer. sidney saltsr. G,
u Roper, w NJ 0Oddetts. and
n = Brown The first guest prise
was awarded to MTs \ N SalteT,
the second to Mrs G " Roper,
and the third TO Mr. W NJ God.
dstte The first club PriEs was
won by Mrr Harold Combs. Mrs.
C W WiEEihEton won second
prize, and Mra Cheat oliver won
third The next meeting viii be
May ~. With Mrs Harold Combs,
24S5 Fourth Ave. No
The WCTU nlrt With Mr. Ger.
trude Smith, a04s Fourth Ave. So,
Tuesday, May II. ~ 2 pm Re
'teahmenta were served
The BO0heV r. WAAhiREtOn stu.
dy Club met with Mrs VIM Cratic,
aS2S Chicago Ave, Tuesday. May
u Guests were Mrs Mauds HOafe'
Of St Paul and her sister. Mrs
Pearl Stone 81 Chicago The nsNt
meeting will be with Mrs Matte
bearing 8sss Clinton Ave So, on
Tuesday. May ~, 81 which time
the annual election Of Officers win
be held
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Social and Personal

Mr., ana Ar~, IaassNa nOlso, ~
ltyiand No. entertained the group
al brsAksas, and MT and Mira,
Theodore Woodland. hos LyRdAls,
were hostp at luncheon the same
day Mr., Todd toNk Mr. Hickman
on a Sightseeing tour Of the city.
M and Mr~, Ge,SGr TSrrll, ga
Aldr,eh Ave No lsft Monday, May
10 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
TNtSll's mother, Mrs IsOla Ranhs
ot Mason city. Iowa
CiHIa Are Ea,~FtainrNi, Mmca.
0sneVieVs Cooper, Incile Jordan.
and lola Mae jackson entertain
~ the Friendly sixteen and Hiue
Monday ciuhs At the homo of Mr.
ant Mrs, Theodore Woodland, llna
iyndNle Ave No. Saturday May
4
Other guests hesldes the club
mNmbsra were Meaara, G. ", Van
Wrinkle, William CHRISTIAN. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

1T. PAU SOCIAL
Mr.. ClaFURCc TOlliNrr Of Chey'
enhe, wyo. arrived In the city
Friday. May :. aud h nov a pa
tient al AnckeT hospital under
medical care Mr.. ToiliVef 10 the
uncle Of Mp Robert Jones and
Mrs ~ v. Henderson and M.
james TOllivsT
Mr.. Mab~t HAriawAy u Chl.
caEu arrived In the city Friday
evening. May T. TO spend Moth
ers Day With her mother. Mrs,
Julia Lewis 6sa Carroll Ave, Ars
IIardaway left for her home on
Wednesday. May n
MIR David MCIIeaTy and Mrs,
Annaies Glenn OF Duluth. were the
week end guests Of Mr. and Mru
BuTs brown ~ 2ai 81 Anthony
Ave Mrs McHSnTy 10 the mother
nf Mrs Brown
Mira ARccaRStta RIIffnsr ~ TAs
Nv Central Ave returned home
from ~ Lakes hospital, Thurs
day May q, whore she had been .
patient for tho past seven days
Mrs W. W. stanton Sf ChIoaH"
arrived Monday evening May 10.
Ia spend few days visiting her
slstsf Mra n Lucas, TIT Car
roll Ave She helped her sister
cetsbrats her birthday on May ~.
asIS~ Ih~aHsa HRiIIrT, nsnNn ~
Mrs Rufus boyd, AT Igl~haH Ave
has graduated from Lees Beauty
School aud IL now employed at
LusliS's Beauty Mart. ss7 Rondo
The ChATWna1S~ttA were enter.
tanned Tuesday. May Z 81 the home
Of Mrs Ruth A. Davis, es1's Ron
do Ave
The P-aEIRAtTtA sorority hs'ad Va
annual election Of ofIiosrs friday,
May 7.
Newly elected ofSlcsrs are Nrs
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John JackpOn; Mines, Bertha
johnson. nsrRlce Mc0Taw, and
Utah Dubois,
MT~. I. g. ChlVeFN, ISlI Ctlntoa
Ave, so. wNa guest soloIst At
o'clock services at Diamond Lake
Lutheran Church, May 2
Mira lASrill. Cock viii entertain
81 Peter AME Church Missionary
Society, Friday, May H. from .
to pm, al the home Of her Gis-
ter. Mrs, Hiith Lee, Sa9S Clinton
Ave so Mrs Mary crump Of Zion
baptist Church IN Minneapolis and
Mira Iona Brown of Pilgrim Rap
tlst Church In ~ Paul viii bring
greetings
Mr.. ard MTN, Frcd a. Edwards.
22Od Elliot Ave, returned Mon
day, May 10, from milwaukee, Wis.
where they Spent Mothers Day
with Mr.. ana MrA Charles Myrich.
Thsy also visited with Mlas lrmA
Clardy. formerly % Minneapolis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

arA GlaEiA wFaGht Was the
guest at q surprise birthday din
ner given for her by Mines, Pres-
ton Wright. Eugene woodson. and
Arvel Garth Sunday. May = at the
home Of Mrs., Wright aA Lyndale
No.
After the dinner games were
played, Guests were Mr., and MrS-
Phillip Jackson, Aessrs Preston
Wright, AFVSl Garth. Eugene
woodsOn, Raymond l. Braun.
James Gillian Jr. Mrs Mkt Rich
ardson. MiSs Phyllis ThornhIld.
Little Valerie Lou Richardson, EU-
gene Wright Jr. Jean Belt and
Margaret Bell
Tub Un0-ScoFr met saturday
evening. May g. At the home OF
Mas shirley Cannon. STS2 F1rth
Ave So
TAc FTA-asiIy siXt~s'A ClHb met
Saturday. May l, At the home Of
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Woodland. sTo
Bryant Ave. No. Quests were pr.
n. Moore, Mmea Lola Mae Jack
son, GenSvisVe Cooper. LIueilis Jor~
dan. Alice Ford, Buslsh Cohron,
Mary Buford. Robert Alexander,
M and Mr. lack RYAN and Nj
and Mrs c Y. Mendoza
The priEe was won by Mrs. Mar
10 Green. The next meeting will
be Saturday. May Is. with Mr.. and
Mrs James BObo, % Hyland.
Marriage I4C~R@e' Mas shirley
Cannon. STS2 Firth Ave. So. and
Mr.. Bert Wade. S62S Fourth Ave
60. have applied for a marriage
license this week Their wedding
will take place In June,
Emery FIIchnAaA Ss Omaha, Nrb.,
Brig Gen. OF the Midwest region
Of LBPo,Ew, arrived In thS
city Friday. May Z. on business
with the mId-wSstsrn convention
Committee Of Twin City Eiks, ia
was met a. tho station by Pascal
Todd. Ruben Warren. ToIstta Am,
pey. Lola Mae jackson. and Mr.
Calvin Stone
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
GRANGER ADDRESSEA
DAYTON. OHIO,
IRRAN LEARuE

Dayton. Ohio The Dayton, ohio,
Urban League held It's first annual
meeting April "a Lester Granger
Of New York. executive secretary,
National Urban League, was prin-
oipal speaker.
The executive secretary Of the
Dayton League 10 Charles w
Washington. former Twin ciiian
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Emma simmons. president MIS-
Bertha King, vice president Mis-
Virginia Jackson, recording score
tary, Mrs, HAasl Batter, ueasu-
rsri Mrs IlsSSls Mansfield. dean
81 pledges,
MS Besais King was named 10
head the sorority self Improvement
program Nest meeting Friday,
May n.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14

Sister Elizabeth Kenny Australian HSsA SnAA
sricAn) Reason: dnigsnt nEht polio
Lena Horne Actress. boycott OF Uncle
n cinema
Joe Louis Heavyweight champion He's the greatest
all
qualities picked
Companion I'll
Z Hers 10 most
n
William EdmOnson. southsrnaircs quartet Reason
He's brought cheer millions minister the
little white washed routine.
Mary Mcleod Bsthune Educator
Of her she's been treIess
10 Hubert II Humphrey, Minneapolis Reason BE-
Of his
problems
q swell fellow n irstp place.
some OF YOUR
a o. your own