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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AccoRDIoN is popular and easy 70
son. coLuMB1A School OF
sN5STI MgS1Gi 2oop SpEksfoks \ + rs NEEDED
Modern training in all subjects; day.
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL; 1870 N; =. ave.
Perssnde. al n subieess ceyered. Excl.
course, best, BOYD SCHOOL. 1911
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping.
sSmDomsss5 sa. s.t, En1o smol
7oo 77oooS' 1 stR e cor A q. Va. SS4o. ''
MILLINERY CLASSES = Groups
small. Teachers experienced. ST,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training, day
81 SEAgTx 51e corIEoS, Ee; 1910 6 St. . NV. ~:
r. II d. K. COURSE with touch typing.
5.ss;a F. e. q is95xp 81 !ss5 ssaooE' 700 issh'
PLAY PIANO and COMPOSE in 8
nnS' ,SSCHeSi"
r6fuitAR 6pi az IprANo-chord study. ,s i'm.
provisation, harmony, BEGINNERS. ad-
vanced; free demonstration: N. Y.
sCHooL OF MODERN MUSIC, ST.
AhM fGe4i 4iNsrRGaaNrs 81; s1aai TAUGHT. free
use Of new instrument for 10 weeks.
Instructors from Capitol Theater and
leading hotels: n. e.Yo; =; SCHOOL OF
ST. 1904. CO. 1888. liz
TUT0RING-Algebra geometry, Latin.
French. German. English, history,
elem; jr1 b. subjects; UNION s 1882; .
353s NEvA STOCK, Certified In
PiaNG ts LESSONS for beginners
taught in your home or mine. GE.
pvT. IL; TUTORING or teaching in, pvt.
school-Latin, Algebra, Engltsh 1r
grade subjects, by teacher Win 10
years experience. A. B. ana M. a.
IF TY YOU Il ARE All MECHANICALLY minded.
talk to US about your future. Our
complete. thorough course in dental
technology aualihes you for an IN;
terestjng career In this field. kerpel
school is Endorsed by one OF the
Nations leading dental techntcians'
unions-approved for veterans. THIS
/ is the only dental technology school
in this area. Free place upon grad
uation. Call or come In for further
information KERPEL SCHOOL Ot
&. NV. 81. $40.
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DRIVING MINNEAPOLIS Nov. Is or
y; De Soto 194s sedan; take 4:
share expenses; references ex.
AIR FORCES OFFICER, driving Tuc-
son. Arizona. Tuesday morning; 40
Olds; share driving; references. Call
johnson 2-1O8S. l3s
LADY leaving for Tampa. Fla. Sat.
NOV. -; ? riders. share expenses;
RIDE TO CALIFORNIA WANTED.
CaIl KE. 3-4963. l3-
Los ANGELES-5-passeng new
Olds '98" leaving Mon morning
about 10 am; would like passen-
gers. Call WO. 2131. -l3
TO ARIZONA, Dec. /; new car: ex-
pert driver; insurance; Southern
route; Call RA. 354..
seS461 5etaTn Nov 27th' take g. 20.
LADY DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO
around Nov. rs. will take lady;
share driving and expenses. Refs.
Call Mon. 10. 1926.
LADY DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES
Nov. 26th wishes to share driving,
expense with woman or couple. OIL.
LADY DRIVING TO FLORIDA, near
Tampa. will take l lady who is ex.
perienced. licensed driver; no fuel
charge. CHI. 1908.
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LADIES

LAD1ES
25 to 45 with initiative and ability
to speak to groups 3 afternoons OF
ewes. per week; $40 per evening;
fess ''ssafia MstoYMENT nsh Mr' sEsvies aIfass'
Nov. Il. 9:30 to 11:45 am.
LADIES-steady income easily earned
writing orders for the worlds only
women's hose guaranteed against
runs or snags, REGARDLESS of cause
sesrs or full vim: tms So; Sn;
LADIES. ~ to 50, p.rt-time sale.
position, will earn you $50 or more
weekly. day or evening hours option
q. Act quickly to get the benefit
4 sh5'ssnsi .ls' fzt'1s Phone sFAI "a sS
LADY: IN; white. IL .se D;e' between 4o-55. 70
women's ! orssnization: S.das Week;
past selling .exper. and some knowl-
fass ss.. Sd Writ. 1GSatefpns saa Hs ssss
ing qualifications and references.
WOMAN, experienced, GOOD salary.
good conditions. Apply ARIsTo DRY
CLEANERS, 1927 8. Capitol st. 10.
WOMAN, white. 1880, care year and
. half child; no housework; 500
mo-. rm. and board; refs. and med
ical report necessary. Call eves.,
Marlboro BAT. -13
WOMEN-This ad Is addressed to that
woman who cannot work regular Of
flce hours, but aspires to have her
own business, which will not inter
fere with her household duties. No
Investment necessary. II you need
extra income and interested in such
connection, write Box 302-J. Star.
YOUNG LADIES
Ages 20 to IS, permanent positions
available in downtown hotel, cigar
and newsstands; must be honest,
neat and dependable; experience not
pleasant working conditions with
opportunity for advancement. Ap-
ply in person to MISS HIDLEBAUGH
1T newsstand in willard Hotel lobby
between 9:3Q an. and 4:30 Pm.
No nhnnA AAlls Ia
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOVAL - Free estimate.
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AD 5457.
SOUND MOTION PICTURES In your
home, church, school or c!uns. AT
tention. Parent Teachers. Reason
MOVIES. p. o. Box 5l3, West
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ASSISTANT DRESS BUYER
3n ladies' speciality shop; experienced
preferred: or person with previous previous
saiary. e1Sellent opportunity for ad-
ats. pleasant working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Howard, 4th d., PHILIPS
9ORNS, 11th St between F and @.
fEAUTICIANs, al around. Including
:ss4s H w %na ns1s 'iE3'' aG 7ess !sp
BEAur1c1AN. all-around. full-time,
perm. position; also manicurist and
6osd sst6esd., Md 11S oil. MO4ss9mef' s6s4 IA is4ns'
BEAUTICIAN, must be experienced;
excellent salary and, commits sion:
one with following preferred: Apply
sEAgTT T. egsFs9e orERaroEPsrm 1aes tas1 pos
a5os Ibeds is9Sae sEASH9 s2foS sRffssof EN- z i1s.
sooKKEEpER-ro keep set Of books
nj .atry s@' poofee.p,ns sSe' tS saass vssE: @
salary open: state references. Box
saosoSki}ki saosoSkkEsEirEER-rxperi.nced Eff for @ts eor-
:truetion r% % sble .aea se rssd ssfv.sn plans
0hA S0bHAN0Jt - ~Ae -
sooKKEEPER's AssIsTANT-Abil-
ity to type and accuracy with figures
sssfe's soE nAs4EsgruaEs ARgS aEs asii''7 81 7a
NV. Ia
BKKEEPER. ASST, typ, accurate,
tion or Xmas leave. Ii. 3-662e.
BOOKKEEPER. secretary, exp; frst-
class refs; no stenogs.; good salary.
Apply Mr.. Mitchell, OLMSTED RES
TAURANT 1888 9 st. nv.
BO0KKEEPER-TYPIsT. $50 wkly /;
must be exper.: 5-day wk. BANK
ERs' MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., 40l
sSoKKEErfSG sSohKs1 npffSG MACHINE operator
for Burroughs machine: experience
preferable but not essential; salary
depending upon experienced. starting
Ct 81 300 for trainee; five-day week.
pleasant working conditions: hos
pitali5atfon and retirement DEMENT'S.
6ECURITY SAVINGS g. CONNER
cIAL BANK. 9th and g streets NV
ia
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Ton Salesman Wanted

Top odIeS1IIdII Wd1IVeU
To handle complete maintenance
line. including house paints. var
nishes, enamels, rooftnRs and 20
other products for nationally, known
perience ess.n.':l bit paint expert
ence not required. Applicant must
be over 40. high type, responsible.
energetic, willing TO work on pernla-
nent, full time basis only. Comrn's-
sion contract. Protected territory.
This al is not directed to profess
sional lob hunters. Write THE
ELECTRIC PAINT g. vARNISH
CO., Cleveland =. Ohio.
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HELP WOMEN

SALESGIRL. experienced, for women.
speciality shop; perm. position, gooc
salary and commission. GOLDEN
for greeting card dept
EXP. not necessary. Apply WILLIAM
BA-LANTYNE & SONS, 142l F st
NV, between 10-11 am. and 3-4
pm. Id
SALESLADIEs for our suit. coat ant
dress dept. in our handsome new
Silver Spring store. Interesting pc.
sition for thoroughly experienced
c'll". Applr '''.t r st. NV. 10.
SEPH r. HARRIS CO.
SALESLfDIES. experienced children's
wear: fu'i or "a time; excellent
salary ere coa''YtSsion. Apply
ESTHER S-N1, loa5 p st. n.w,-ls
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HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER-A position Is now
open in the circulation dept. OF q
will appeal to q girl who wants q
Job in an interesting work field. A
variety of duties and congenial asso-
ciates. She must be good typist
and stenographer and able to handle
detail work. There will be oppor-
tunity for advancement for the
right person. Workins hours are
S:15-5, with 5-day, 4O-hr. wk. No
Sat. work AID weekly paydays. The
organization has a liberal company
paid insurance program. Paid vaca-
tion and sick leave and other en-
ploye benefits. Our personnel dirac-
tor will be glad to discuss the posi-
tion with you personally at ycur con-
venience. Just call DI. 1900, Ext
261. for an appt. bet. $50 and 5.
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, persona
Suite sol, 91s r st. NV. Monday.
TAILOR, full or part time. Apply
Mr.. Bill Kola. LONGS, 731 9TH st.
TEACHER for nursery school con-
Quoted BY Jewish center, to y.
TEACHERS RS '.as, City, country. $40 ";
national service, non conflicting with
teaching. Replies strictly confiden-
rELEpHoNf FELL; fS5s 9s1sf sHLEs fsUhPERv1soR to
organize sales campaign. Wonderful
opportunity: Inquire Suite COL
TELEPHONE SALES WORK - Earn
Must have private unlim. phone.
RE: 1921 weekdays until 5.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. work from
home. private phone, national and
local surveys; sexperieneed in tele-
pss paens and q phons sass num. %' soI s5pesnf
TUTOR. white. with knowledge of
Latin, and English. to assist high
ERi y1sin,ty 4i4ss 2. Capitol; must be eFs Fsas'
TYPIsT-permanent position: good
chofH1No ealctS eep' eo, 7os HqahHNoD a3h st' ea'
TYPIsT-seneral onic. worker, steady
ERAL CLOTHING CO., Ais 7th
TYPIsT. fast, accurate. for typinr
and seneral ONCE work. Phone ma.
TYPIsT, age 20 ia. IS. experienced in
general once work; must be able to
type SO v.pm.; full: time employ
ment; Apply personnel ONCE. May
FLOWER HoTM" Conn. and De
r9PfsT !; Tor statistical typ,ns in .e-
ss"nt,n5 ssnn. e etass; szss; part time sa 9aly,
TYfIsT Be bets. S'1H; Ages is and s5; per-
ansRt ant RorPn PH,.oa sondos. Sdss "k Must p'1 s
rapid typist. GOOD Chance tor ade
vancement. Apply INDEMNITY IN
sURANCE CO, OF NORTH AMER
ICA, $50 woodward Bldg. 18th and
rarisr-ciERk. 7 Isl Gle alert. ,ntellisent as
must be good typist; permanent po-
sition: 8 3.day week. attractive pay.
Please Gall DE. 1879 for appoint
ment. THE TREW MOTOR CO.-14
TYPIST- T-CLERK-Permane small,
congenial o1ace; liberal vacation; s.
oAy VIVA, NaAACo ootiSob NIL
nually. Give age, experience. tele-
phone number. Box 41l-H, Star.
TYPIsT-CLERK, 6-day week, $50 to
$50: starting salary, $50; car
essential for transportation: spelling.
speed and accuracy in tipping, with
experience on Sound seriber. equip
:nent required: knowledge Of book
keeping will be an asset. Call MR..
WEHMEYER, Union 1904.
WAITRESS, white. full time. over 81:
excellent tips, meals and uniforms
furnished. THE CHEVY CHASE
INN. 6610 Conn. ave. -16
WAlTRESS-White. experienced, z to
3, SIS wk., no Sun. work. Apply
ANACOSTIA LUNCH, 1908 Good
Hope I'd. sc. TR. .9153. la
MATTRESSES for kosher delicatessen
and restaurant; fast and exper::
AND REsrAURANT. 1905 7th st.
NV, NO. 4633. lis
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HELP WOMEN lcent.D

list of work references. Bnx !e:-J,
Star. 1t
CASHIER, experienced on MGR; not
ever so yrs. c. age; good salary
permanent position. No phone caus.
SURPLUS SALES CO.. 425 10th St.
CASHIER for ladys specially shop;
Psek ply referensss apny sS9dL TssIS fsy
l2l1 F st. NV. -
ply in person, CHAsTLEToN PHAR-
MACY, 18th and r sts. NV. -l3
CHIEF DIETICIAN; member A. D. A..
l.2-bed general hospital. near New
York City; pleasant apartment: H.
eral personnel policies. Apply di-
rector, MORRISToWN MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL, Morristown. New Jersey
cIaRk 5s be eF s sSmD:a5y sna s5 Gss Pse'se Be
curate with figures and able to type;
ENGLISH, IA. $500.
CLERK. payroll and cost; accurate
With tiGures and detail work: 5-da,s
HAyNrS LITHOGRAPH CO., 114C
East-Uest hwy, Silver Spring, Nd.
CLERKS for inserting circulars in
envelopes; evening work. State agt
and experience. and what nights
and hours you can work. Box 51-J
Sta
CLEHKS 90, white: aged 3O-45; fol
file. phone and record work: m'lst
not smoke or have children below
school age. and must be natives .ol
Washington or nearby: state BY
whom employed for past 5 yrs;
perm position; 5la-day wk.; eood
salary. Apply in own Handwriting
Box l61 j. Star. Ia
CLERKS-N.W. residents, excellent
opportunities for eneygetic. amb!.
tious women to manage Aristo
Cleaners branch stores located OH
Wisconsin ave-; other vacancies in
town also available: excellent SAL
ary plus bonus and other employe
benefits; ages 25 to 40 only: expcr-
ience is desirable but not necessary
Apply Monday morning after $3.50
am. our branch store. 3427 18th
st. NV, or call TU. 3223 for de.
tails
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MANAGER


For fine, well-known, es-
tablished ladies' wearing
apparel store. Expert
ence and ability in SUI
pervising all phases OF
retail store operation es-
sential. State places of
employment and your
qualifications in full de-
tail and salary expected.
Replies onfidential. Box
205-K, Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
AGENTS

ANO-FOGo windshield cloth. Instant
IL removes blurry mist, frost. sleet
snow. Stops windshield fogging
Samples sent on trial. KR1sTEE
81, Akron, Ohio.
FREE SAMPLES and amazing plan
giving you gorgeous dress without
penny cost. Rush name today. with
dress size. HARTFORD, Dept
AB-636, Cincinnati 25. Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
YOUNG LADIES
Sportswear Saleslady
Experienced
Excellent salary and commission.
APPLY

NOI Z 1Ax1 I
1907 Georgia Ave. silver Spring. Md.
YOUNG LADY, as cashier. Write
BOX 415-J, Star, giving experience
and previous employment. Ia
YOUNG LADY for retail store. Write
BOX 414-J,, Star. givins. experience
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced in
general ONCE work: references. GOOD
steady position. good pay. Boz
WHfTE isfi; NSUIfRsEMAD, preferably with
some training as , nurse, 70 live -
eSeneee required. State salary and
tims o6 desired. Boz s2s-X' ear
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SALESWOMAN

SALESWOMAN
With some knowledge OF sewing. 40
hour wk. Must be pleasant, neat
appearing and interested in perma-
nent employment. Apply in person
to Mr.. Beers. Mon. Tues. or Wed.
between IL am and 3 p.m.. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 1886 wilson
blvd, Arlington. Ia
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, jr., for young. pro-
gressiye firm: knowledge Of typing
Box 364.H. Star -15
ALTERATION HAND. colored. must
alterations; 20-hr. week. BRESLAU
614 18th st. NV.
ALTERATION HELP, experienced on
all kinds of work; young. white
Apply in person, 164s Columbia rd
NV, 2nd floor. III
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SELL, WISCO

SELL WISCU
Famous, exclusive, triple track alum
inum storm windows: can be opened
of little levers, buttons, latches or
other gadgets. We lead, others fol-
low. Top commissions, rapid sales,
fast delivery. Call ST.. 1895, c. E.
JEFFERSON CO., 81 Carroll aye,
Takoma PARK
Evening star., 1949-11-13

9ODA OISPENeER, colored, expert
ericed on fast fountain only. Do
not phone. QUIGLEY'S, 2lst ana
STATISTICAL CLERK
21-35 yrs. to prepare financial re-
ute with accuracy; permanent posi-
tion with many employment dement's.
Apply in person. $40 Conn. ave.
STENOGRAPHER, beginner OF. per-
son with. little experience win Pc
considered; permanent position with
oppor. for advancement; Mon:
through Fri.s psla vacation, PAID
sick Leave, ~; 1900, Ext: 2lo:
ciation once; 6-day week. Call in
person Mon, 1112 Barr Bldg, slo
sTENosGRxPnEK, claim dept. Of
Nation wide insurance cot S-day
week. pleasant working conditiQns;
experisnce net necessary. IN
4AUxY. MA. 17e0. -1e
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NATIONAL CORP.

NATIONAL CORP.
Contacts furnished. expert field
training. If you qualify for work
WITH us and are only fair. YOU will
earn ss5 a week; II you are tops
you will earn $3.50 and up every
wk. in the year. Apply manager
$40 Ring Bldg. 18th and NJ SITS.
NV, 10 am to ] pm. onl-. to
arrange for interview. -15
Evening star., 1949-11-13
HELP DOMESTIC

COLORED GTRI-9.h.v. eooTine
kosher experienced preferred; ne
nights or Sunday. small family. nc
children: good salary; refs. required
4211 18th St. NV. ID
COLORED MAID. single. sleep in OF
out; must know how to cook; cit!
coLoRED WOMAN. middie-aeed o,
settled. to care for children; live in
substantial pay OW. 5695.
COOK, white, K.h.w.: must be expert.
enced, willing worker and have good
disposition; free to spend winter in
suburbs: live-in. Give age. eualifica
tions, references and salary expected
in reply. Boz 363-J. Star. Ia
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SPECIALITY statesmen

A brand.new deal in Washington!!!
Cali on direct leads. mailed in by
collect S14.40 down payment and
pay you 5000 imr. ndiate com
mission. tYes, I said S10.5Oo We
show YOU how. No car necessary.
See MR.. MAGILL in the Ring Bids,
18th and NJ SITS. NV, l0-l only.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
LEADS
! FURNISHED

Openings for Q men, full time. We
have more leads than our nrsser'
sales force can hardle. Book OF
knowledge. Call HU. 6"4o FOL
Evening star., 1949-11-13
FOOD SALESMAN

FOtJD CALEOMAN
Good opportunity for experienced
food salesman in Washington area
81 established manufacturer: must
be acquainted with both independent
and chain s.o"es. Apply in own
handwriting: give full details OF ex-
perience, etc; phone number. Box
409.K Star LIZ
Evening star., 1949-11-13
COOK-G.H.W.

Experienced cook and good cleaner;
bet. 80 and 40 yrs. old; local refs. ;
5hz-day, S26 wk.: 2 adults. EN-.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SALES MANAGEMENT

SALEO MAN NASJCWEN I
Position available with established
international corporatiin. earnings
$4,000 ard UP age. 30-45. mar
ried: must have successful direct
to-consumer record Of sales. hiring.
training, nanaaement: car neres-
sary. outline background to Box
1h5-J Star
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Storm Window Salesman
Leading mfgr. offers the
best deal in town. Come in
and see for yourself, 9 to
1890 am, Mon, Tues, MIR.
MURDOCH, Rm. SIS, 14O6
G st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
fo- cf1'ce work in sslee
dept. of major oil company Call
MISS DICKINSON. ia. $500 for
appt. ID
STENOGRAPHER
Good shorthand and typins ability,
tarial position; age % to 25: cx.
cellent opportunity with a nation
wids advertising firm: 5-day week,
pleasant environment, salary con-
mensurate with experience and
ability, periodic SALARY increase con
siderstion. Apply REUBEN H DON.
NELLEY CORR. 1121 l4th st, NV
STENOG. BOOKKEEPER. reading
knowledge, Soanish desired, Plea {
state qualifications and salary ex-
pected Box 264-K. Star. 15'
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT
Experienced once worker; 30 to 4t
an who wishes steady position. good
pay with future: old-establisaec
Arm; references. Box 26S-K, Star
Id
Evening star., 1949-11-13

PROSPECTIVE RADIO sERvICEMAN
h.s.g. radio counse. ham ticket. 90,
married, vet; haSe to start some'
where. DU. 0602.
REFINED, white. single. middle-aged
sober gentleman desires full or part
time inside employment; references
Evening star., 1949-11-13

HOSIERY SALESMAN WANTED -.
By branded ladies ful:-fashion mil
assuring repeat business. Only in
terested In live-wire salesman. Lib
era! commission. No objections to
conflicting side lines. BOX
hR-K Star
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Experienced. for curtain and drapery
dept: good salary and commisTi ion,
excellent working conditions; or
6 day week. option"' Amply in per-
son. WA'.ES DECORATORS. 1919
Evening star., 1949-11-13
BEAUTY PARLoRs
MOTOR TRAVEL

BOOTH FOR RENT, colored. Ask for
MRS. HILL, NO. 9767. 10
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CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1949-11-13

1CCOUNTANT Southeastern Uni.
yersfty}, member D. C. Bar; released
War Assets; unhroken record Tor
employment. Box 227-k, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-22

a search that had been going
on for l63 years. 1t naturally
was q great moment for DR..
Grosvenor, himself an avid
ornithologist who has been
described as having "a pas
sion for birds"
That expedition was but
one Of the many sponsored by
the society to explore the
world from pole to pole. from
the ocean floor to the STRAIT
osphere.
Birds figured in another
high light In the life of DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-22

received q message which. for
the moment at least. as
sumed greater significance
than the naming of any po-
htical candidate. The mes
sage came from an expedition
sent to Alaska to seek out the
nesting habits of the curlew,
the only North American bird
whose breeding ground had
not been located. The mes
sage read simply: We have
found the curlew's nest"
This terse message repre-
sented the successful end of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-22
GILBERT CROSVENOR,
PUBLIC CEOCRAPHER

TUE NAN who. experts say.
l. has done more than any
one else In the country 70
popoisrtze geography has just
passed his 30th year Of doing
just that.
He Is Or. Gilbert Oros-
venor. president Of the Ma
tionai Geographic Society.
editor OF the National Geo.
graphic Magazine and q man
Who has had named after
him an Alaskan lake. an Ant
arctic mountain range, an Is
land. . glacier. . trail, q fish.
. sea shell. q lane. q noun
tain peak and 4 plant.
Last Thursday this mild
hammered. sprighuy geog-
rapher was honored by his
associates. He fittingly be-
came the first TO receive the
new Gilbert 0rosvenor Gold
Medal. which will be award
ed annually hereafter for
outstanding service to geog-
raphy.
The chief" as he Is known
TO his stan. thus rounded out
q half century Of service TO
the National Geographic So
ciety. which was founded
here in 1888 to promote the
increase and diffusion of geo.
graphic knowledge" The best
evidence OF his service In
that cause was the growth
through the years Of the
magazines circulation--from
a mere Il 900 In 1899, when he
first became assistant editor,
to the current monthly total
Of close to 1000. 900. He be-
came editor-in-chief In 1908.
Appropriately enough. one
of the sculptured devices on
his medal Is that Of q nesting
curlew. for 1t was In connec-
ton with that bird that he
got what was probably his
greatest thrill In q lifetime of
association with nora and
fauna. It was ON the eve of
the Republican convention
last June that DR.. 0rosvenor
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player, and more, they have ac-
knowledged the existence of the
Negro coach.
In decade when the God-given
rights of American Negroes are
being denied before a watching
world, Catholic athletic leaders
could display the equality of our
Affairs before the stadium thou
sands"
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COURT UPHOLDS
KY. NEGRO BAN

FRANKFORT. Ky. Resolu-
tions barring Negroes from city
golf courses and the Amphiteatre
In Louisville were upheld this
week by the Kentucky Court of
Appeals.
The resolutions were passed by
the former Board of Park Com
mIssIoners and adopted by the
Department of Parks and Recrea-
ton. The were attacked by DIR.
P. o. Sweeney. Louisville Negro
The court ruled the department
has the discretionary authority
to impose such regulations. 1t
also noted that the city has pro-
vided recreation areas for Ne
groes only.
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Sincere gratitude and apprecia-
ton is extended the many friends
who expressed their kindness dur
ing our bereavement.
We especially want to thank
Rev. f. Benjamin Davis for his
words of comfort, Mrs. Bessie
Ratcliff for her lovely songs, and
Mr.. Robert Colbert for his music.
Our thanks goes out to those
who sent the beautiful floral
pieces in memory of our brother
Clarence Stanley.
Elbe Smith, Sister
Mary Ann Smith, Sister
Marvie Williams, Brother
and family.
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Catholic Sports Writer
Urges Clause ReRpeal

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. - Re-
cent attempts to repeal the
"white-only'' clause in the bylaws
of the American Bowling Con-
gress have prompted Francis Kel-
ly, sports editor of The Monitor,
published here, to urge Catholic
directors of athletics generally to
support the repeal attempts.
The Monitor is the official pub
LEGATION of the Catholic Archdio-
cese of San Francisco.
Pointing out that the equality
of all men is a fundamental Chris
tian belief, Kelly AYERS that 1.-THE
proponents of a superior skin
must and should be challenged in
the name of a practicing Christi
anity."
Catholic institutions on the
West Coast have for years had
Negro players and even Negro
coaches. Mr.. Kelly writes. Eve
are compelled to praise Loyola
University of Los Angeles for its
historic courage in this apostolate.
The Lions have never achieved a
notable gridiron position, but
they through the years acknowl-
edged the existence of the Negro