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Mrs Charles INN and son,
Charles. Jr. Of "a st. Anthony
Ave, left Monday. June 20 for
New Orleans They win visit with
Mrs. Hn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis DePland for about Tires
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Lucas, Jr. Of
2s6 N. Avon, left Tuesday morn
ing, June "a. for Chicago. Ac-
companying them was AIra. Lucille
Porter, ga Carroll Ave. They at
tended the wolcott-C Charles fight
in Chicago Wednesday. June "a.
and visited Mrs Lucas parents,
Mr., and Mrs Lucas. sr. They win
be gone about seven days
Mrs. Lillian Brown. 500 ST. An
thony Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Coleman. ST.. OF Ell W. Central
Ave, and Mr.. Norman Light and
son, 661 w. Central Ave, returned
recently from a three-day trip to
Wares Resort at Fox's Lakes
The y. q. v. club gave a pow
WOW Saturday night, June IS. At
Lake Como. Guest Of the club was
Milton Young. who is visiting here
from New Jersey, and Caroline
Jean Matthews, visiting here from
Institute, West Virginia.
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vnCng about this nm unother Hollywood picture q Give
name star excuhe 70 collect paycheck
SIGNS on TEIn TnEEsi picture sIGr Bdssaass
Goes To College had showing coogs
working out There two brownExin team
But Il b something producers az
picture" Pinly' repeatedly having difficulties making
minds about just what with moonpc fellow
The angle Of the book quality which Il based pro
gresaye and find solution for the problem Of s Negro d
for white fell ne
book that white u white and black black shan
warnt it7
zat alnr ne way Robcson. which hrnaB -
the point that the daily wen nigh busted gaHkee playing
the junior RobesOns maaso Whlis gin
martial excursion On the nywtate side o. the fence.
Hawl
really something they gave Harlem piayboy
Dede Wells recently. Apparently financially ph
the few me dEya
1ssrd street the uptown playground for Broadway
and Holywoods famous In splits u that he busd loo
doublebreasted suit and $40 blue
pieces cost high $500
Il this type Of iasiah dead IN,
wonder how Of tho who took part
anything
Katy Ferguson Home for Unwed Moher the Urban Lasu
NAAcP ete7
. commentary figure Ia sporting public
theatrical life hitting financially
his chips Of the individuals who wouldn't give guy
guy time day when needed
expensive and elaborate floral offerings.
encouragement q Teller down giving
him opportunity worth
the Of blanket Of orchids under guys scnoae
amt in a condition to smell anything. not even NY.
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jackson, who are visiting from
Paola, Kana. Those present were
Marlene Wallace, Mariane Curry,
Minerva Johnigan, Agnes Hin,
lone Roach, Dorothy stovaIl. Bar
bara and Adrienne Merrill, Leola
jackson. Kathryn and Connie
Chivers, Alvira GaslSins, Phyllis
Williams, Maxine and jeanne
HarpOle, Oliver Thomas, Ozie
Martin, Stanley williams. Ronald
Bradshaw, Lawrence shannon,
Charles Logan, Homer Russell,
Walter Lowe, Nathaniel Walker,
Richard Howell, Bill warder, Ed
ward WanderWIle, Joe White,
Rirhard Acosta, Russell Robinson,
Robert Kyle, Marvin Crawford,
James Curry, Merlyn and Ronnie
Louis, Earl Smith, Joe Ray and
Lloyd jackson.
Lloyd jackson left Friday night
June II, for a short visit In his
home town. Paola. Kans,
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ. Sea-
bron and children, 1901 25th Ave.
So, spent five days visiting rela-
tives in Glencoe, III. last week.
The couple was the recipient of
numerous social courtesies. Mr..
Seabron had an opportunity to see
the Brooklyn Dodgers with Jackie
Robinson, Roy campanella and
Don Newcombe in Chicago. which
is a few miles from Glencoe. Mrs.
Seabron and children enroute
home stopped off for few days
visit in Milwaukee.
Participants in the Youth on
Parade program to be given Fri
day, July 8. are reminded of the
rehearsal Friday. June rs, at st,
Peters church.
Mrs. Eva Abbey, Ala e. 25th St.,
left Monday, June 20, for Water
loo, La. to attend the Eastern Star
Grand chapter session. The Electa
Grand Chapter o. e. s. Of Iowa
will be host to the session. She
expects to be gone two weeks,
during which time she win also
visit her son, Leon Abbey, the or
chestra leader, in Chicago.
The ST. Thomas Union Picnic
viii be held at Powderhorn Park,
Sunday, July 10. Everybody Is
welcome to attend.
The CantinOs reheArsed Monday
June 20, at the home of jeanne
Fraction, 3s41 Clinton Ave. So.
The next rehearsal will be held
Friday, June %.
The Senior Usher Board of st.
Peters Church met Wednesday,
June %, at the home Of Mr.. James
w. Cannon, 1929 Fifth st. So.
AIvediR Casslus, 4026 Clinton
Ave. So, and Lloyd Smith, 1856
Fifth Ave. So, obtained a mar
riage license Thursday, June II.
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RATING THE
RECORDS
BY J. HENRY RANDALL
RoAANcE AND STUFE

RoAiAiicE AND STUFF
Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
do four new sides which have pos
sibilities for a wide play among
record fans. On Exclusive label,
Charles Brown bluetones bessech-
ingly the lyrics Of TONIGHT I'M
ALONE and gets both optimistic
and pessimistic about TOMOR-
ROW.
Then on Victor label, they de-
but with the hauntingly popular
item A NEW SHADE OF BLUE,
a groovily done tune putting os-
car Moore in the lead on guitar.
Paired is the bouncey jump a la
King Cole, THIS Is ONE TINE
BABY. All are good cocktail
lounge stuff.
For the benefit Of those not in
the know, the personnel of the
Blazers reads: Johnny and Oscar
Moore on guitars; Charles Brown,
piano; and Eddie Williams, bass.
Lady Day" is back with q
couple Of oldies which are done in
her usual excellent torch style.
Billie takes the Gershwin brothers
TN.srVa-a wU.....-I nnnrU
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and those with ambiguous meanings handicap through
-DE Walton against are stabbed Or
have unpleasant associations
Tagging Perciva Horace Hector etc.
says the article may also tag him with infoy life
And the handle Of Junior turn the brat into problem child
for sure
Methns point NY parents Coo rsst them
named Nellie remember that kid Of eight
used to scrbbc short stories always
famous author by the Of anything EXCEPT Nellie
When Mr. Carl Murphy Of the Baltimore Afo-Amercan
job sports newspapers in 1853 the name
Nellie had sports editor
was worse to be female sports editor with The name 81 Name
Nellie became Men ana my man arrived at the ofnce addeo 10
mr. Nen Dodson" imagine quite pondered
amazing phenomenon Of male sports editor BY the Of Nell
also imagine the readers slightly taken surprise
they finally discovered the male sports editor the Nell
actually female who had formerly Nellie
had trouble until the years my trip
the altar with Mr. Russell MT Russell went into the army
the Of events became day while fuOugh
York. young lady switchboard tangled phone
desk inside and trned Sergeant DOdson Is here"
As Of that day added Russell to
didn't place during which
number Of individuals insisted that the DOdsOn
fecty good standing circles that the addition
Russell would only confuse what they generously referred 70
my public" Nevertheless appeared
edition part Of the by-Hne Of Yours Truly.
In that my public" would BY
revolutionary wrote column explaining sgt
not taking too kindly huphup anyhow without having
ton complicated by sgt DOdsOn nanegans That column brought
mail than received
and GLs who wanted TO award spnga medal conbu
ting to the advancement Of marednames
Yes important people pay attention
But please II you have addition the family
male department DON'T Nellie She may up
sports editor who has change Nell Then she'll be
with the monieker, Nell and may turn into eolunnns
Forbid
MOVIE REVUEs; Adventure Baltimore" starring shirley
Temple John Agar and Robert YoungTha the second film
which Shirley Temple has with
Agar Miss Temple plays Of the early i0o0s
the capacity getting herself everyone
trouble mostly because her ideas advanced for the me
although looking and than
did Fort Apache still to be unhappy about Il all One
hardly blame him, seeing that the little lady takes the
share Of the time before the
Agar, ngulaTy handsome lad could possibly be grOOmed
long Miss Temple
her limited acting ability the future doesn't cory
him. Shirley Temple remains Shirley Temple She'll push
Bette Davis the acting department Mr. Agar being
gifted with kind mOOsh physique that ladies
wouldn't necessarily have TO be n MUM a Garfield.
Young static the minister-faher
Shirley Adventure Baltimore" There anything very
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Keep On Top
OF Spring Chores
10 Lynne Says


BY 10 Lynne In Minnesota Labor
II you've finished spring clean
ing for the year, plan now never
10 do it again. The way 70 escape
that annual or semi-annual chore
Is to keep up with your work sV-
cry day.
Rugs and draperies are kept
fairly dustfree, thanks to our vac
uums, and hopping is reverend
ing. Where we fan down Is with
the occasional jobs, the closet
cleaning, window washing, shelf
Strengthening, etc, and these
frequently turn into upheavals.
A plan is the way to work these
chores into your daily and weekly
activities so that they don't catch
up with you in a bunch.
First, make a HIST Of things
that have 20 b. done In the way
Of extra cleaning. You probably
wipe basebOards, mirrors and
pictures once a week, do win
dOws and book shelves once q
month. Perhaps you do one room
thoroughly each day and 60
lightly over the rest Of the
house. Include the closet In each
room A. you do It and keep Il IN
constant order.
Do the kitchen thoroughly, ex-
cept for closets, one day and do
the kitchen closets another day.
Instead Of going in for a big sill
yer polishing job, keep a jar Of
polish above the sink and rub off
stains along with the dishwashing.
Certain jobs are bound to be
seasoaal-storing clothes, taking
up rugs, washing slipcovers, etc,
but don't do all these at one time
either. Spread them over a month
and do one chore a week. You'll
feel much less tired and the result
win be the same. Instead of taking
down an your curtains at once, do
one or two rooms a week with the
regular washday.
The rest OF the family ought
to pitch in with specific chores.
II will probably save pickering
and reminding II you make a
nice wOrlEmanHl1e schedule, as
sign tasks, post II and allow Il
II 10 serve as an impersOnAl re-
mlnder.
If you map out a system that
works, including seasonal jobs,
put a copy away in the household
file we hope you keep. Next time
the jobs have to be done, take
your copy out Of the file and fol-
low it again.
One OF the extra jobs 70 do at
your leisure is thorough cleaning
of furniture. Brighter sun and
more daylight seem to bring out
every nick and scratch. If you
have a few extra hours or can cor
raj other members Of the family to
help, you might go over the fur
niture, a room at a time, cleaning
wood and even repainting enamel
ed pieces.
There are a good many pro-
fessiOnal furniture cleaners ON
the market which are very good.
II you want q cheaper, equally
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Kyle. Alvira Gaslins, Frankie
Landers, Harriet Bowman, Doro.
thy Ann Stovall, lone Roach
Joan Renfro and Ida Manson.
Mrs. Earle Bowman and daugh,
ter, Harriet. Se12 Fourth Ave. s.
left Sunday morning, June 10, fol
an indefinite visit in California
They win visit Mrs. BOwman's
sister.
Miss Teresa Bailey, s54s Fourth
Ave. So, entertained at a shower
in honor Of Maize Criss (MaiziC
Tucker), Wednesday, June IS. The
guests included Dorothy stovall
Marlene Wallace, Matte Walker
Marlene Allen. Eariine Kyle
Kathryn Chivers, Ida Manson and
Louverne Noble. A delightful
luncheon was served.
MIR. Curtis G. ChIvers, 4Ol7 Gin.
ton Ave. So, left Saturday night
June Is, for ClarxsuIle, Texas,
after receiving word that his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Chivers, had
passed away. He is expected Ia
return to the city sometime this
week.
Mrs. Ruth Anderson, ssIa
Fourth Ave. s., entertained q few
friends at a beautifully served
luncheon, Friday, June II. Her
guests were Mines. Halle Ewing,
Avis Ware and Dorothy Sims.
Mr.. Henry Griffin of New York
City has been the guest Of Mr..
John Moss, 404s Fourth Ave. So,
for the past week. Mr.. Griffin,
who left Tuesday, June 81, Is q
celebrated chef in New York. He
was extended many social cour-
tesies while in the city.
Mrs. A. B. Wright, sos Eighth
Ave. No, left Saturday, June IS,
for Ohio where she attended the
funeral services of her brother.
Mrs. Maizie Criss, 1913 Fourth
Ave, So, was honored at a show
er given Saturday, June IL, by
Mrs. Leila Smith, 21O4 e. 29th st.
Some fifteen guests were present
and presented the then bride-to-
be with many lovely gifts.
The Jolly Sixteen Club met
Thursday, June %, at the home
Of Mrs. Leila Copeland, 1900
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander g. Wal
ton, 972 Bryant Ave. No, are par
ents Of a baby boy born Tuesday,
June 7, at Asbury hospital. Mrs.
Walton has been home since Sum
day, June ~. Both she and the
baby are doing fine.
Ollie Ray, ISIS Fourth Ave. So,
was host at q party in honor Of
his cousins, Margie and Helen
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were sent BY MrA Bessie Mans
fela and mrs, same weddington
and Mrs. Juanita Murphy AgrA
Robbin's baby win Be born some-
times this month.
Mrs, Dora Maddox d Chicago
left for her home recently after
visiting ARA. ]. W. McAunan, Al
W. Central Ave. While here she
was entertained By Mr.. ana Ma
J. Buford on Tuesday. June a.;
Mrs. Clara Bowers. rae 81. An
thony Ave, gave q cocktail and
buffet luncheon for her Wednas-
day, June 10, and on Sunday, June
~, Mr. w, b. Jacobs, tTe Fuller
Ave. gave q Turkey dinner Tor her
and five other gaeuta
The Twin city social club met
at the home Of MIRA Harry King,
754 ST Anthony Ave. Saturday,
June III, Games were played.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
}, Ogden 81 Columbus, ca. The
next meeting Of the club win Be
Saturday. June rs. al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry MasenRais.
s755 Fiftb Ave. So, Minneapolis,
The Pinochle Breakfast club met
Saturday morning, June IS Il the
home Of Mrs, Harry KING, 75t ST.
Anthony Ave Mrs. KING enter
talned the club and guests 81
Roadbuddies, Guests at tina club
were the Mines w. A. spellman,
Manley Rhodes, william Hanna,
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Mrs. }. W. Mcmillan, All w.
Central Ave, left Sunday, June 10,
for Kansas City and Chicago
where she win visit relatives for
two weeks.
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parents hang q Eilly-sounding monicker on thai
darling, the little brute win more than likely grow
up TO be a character
"Pargnts would exercise more eantion care
and Judgment n they realized that their selec-
lions have nfolong influence, asserts Doctor
W. +. Walton Of the office Of Research Service
At Phoenix College, Phoenix, Arizona, On the
basis Of fOuf-year study, Doctor Walton
statess "A childs name may DO n detenlRlng
factor IN bis development Of personality 90.
qulsitiOn q frlends, and IN all probability, hls
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Joe vapsar and James 0rean plrns
guest prize was won BY Mra.
Green. ana Agra Rhodes won ~
second, Winning TIE club prizes
were Mrs. Leroy Coleman. Ir-
Mrs. EaFl Brent. second. ana MIA.
one Gum, third. AIla. spoIIman
was given 1 guest prize. ms neat
meeting Of the club win Be- Al ne
home Of AIRS. Brent q TSE carrolI
Ave.
BeuisA 3. 0Nsak registered
nurse At Ancksr hospital len
tuesday June n. tor chieago. one
win be gone about ak days Nit.
ING TRENDS,
Mr.. nnd Mn. Wilnanl =. Gardnar
and Mr., and MIRA n, A pAysn e.
tertained the 0ardner family AZ q
family reunion with q picnic sun
day, juno 70 out-of-town guaata
attending ne affair were Hefs.
Carrie Williams. Of lgadlron, wls.,
Alra Lsandsr Sheets. Of chicago
and hfn Julian johnson 81 Chi
cage al sisters Of AErs. william A.
Hanna go N. Western Ave. and
o. Mira M J Rhodes o. eDo Car
roll Ave- and Dr and MA Mitchell
speaman q wasiinglon. p. G.
Mr.. snd AIru. John AacIls were
also present q the picnic.
Mr. and afrs. Lloyd Camhe,
formerly Of sss Carroll ave. haw
moved Is 4as Arundel ST.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS


Blrthdny GrertinHut June 80 ~
Fred @. Edwards, 22O6 Elliot Ave.
So; Jean Dorsey, nos Aldrich Ave.
No: Matt Hammond, 1861 Bryant
Ave, No, Deiois Gilchrist, S7i2 5th
Ave. So. July l---Will Carter, 2Ito
sioa Z. 18th 81 Rev. W. L Bal.
Ties, 45O5 Fourth Ave. So. July b.
Harold Wright $500 Portland Ave.
So; Hollis Hawkins, as Colfa1
Ave, No; Bessie James, 40I2 chin
ton Ave. So; July S-Rev. S. L.
Williamson, i715 E. Franklin; Rich
ard Session, SS35 Fifth Ave So. I.
Harley PCore; July a--Lee Bland,
7Ol Seventh ST. N; Frank w, sam
uels, 99i Bryant Ave. No; Mrs.
Palmer Jackson, Sos Fourth Ave.
So, Mra, Earl w. Bowman, 375B
ftfth Ave. 8; Mrs, Arthur Wright,
sos Eighth Ave. No; July 5--Eye-
Ign Chatham, 9Ss Aldrich Ave. No. /.
Willie White, 26S6 Fourth Ave. s. :;
July 6--Lauretta Lassley, b11 Bry-
ant Ave. n; Vesta Mosley, tSS Coli
out-of. town Greetings: June sO--
Edwin 7. Randall, Worthington,
eago, ILL.,; July 9-DonAid Gates,
Qkluawai July Same Arnold
Hedgeman,. Washington, d. C.; Rev.
L. q. Harris.
81. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
June 2S-Mary A. Brister, S4A n.
Dale ST.; Mrs. Ida Combs, 65S 81,
Anthony Ave. June 80 - Melvin
Thomas Henderson, $50 St Anthony
Ave; June 30--George Stone, gTb
st. Anthony Ave-; July MRS.
George Carter, al st, Anthony
Ave-; July 2--Mrs. shelton Huron,
l5s Kent ST.; Dolores A. Holloman,
76S st, Anthony Ave; Mrs. Wood
ford Miils o1E 81 Anfhnuv Ava ?
July 4--Major samuel Ransom, l04f
Y. Rose St; Mrs. G. II. House, 1851
Albany; Hugh Sehuck, $50 ROndo
Ave; Mrs. Katherine Turner, cas-
81. Anthony Ave; July 5-Rev Q.
II. II. Nelson, 63b 81. Anthony Ave;
Henry Johnson lO6 Dale St; Mrs.
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.SOCLAL & PERSQNAL.

Mrs Ann Waniclu and NIEs Juanita Grey were eo-hos
tesses at baby shower given Saturday june II for M
Laura Mae Robbins at the home Of Mrs Warrca I81 81 An
thony Ave Those attending the affairs the Mines Mary
Clardy Jean Price, G. Smith, Eva Stewart Maureen Tmsr
The Misses Dolores Jones Annabele Jones Heen emit Q
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|SOCLAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Tho Misses MaTlene Wallace Matte Walker and Kathryn
Chivers were cohOsees personal bridal shower honor
Of Mrs Maize Crss aiEe Tucker) The shower was given
Friday night June IT, at 35l3 Fourth Ave- Those present
were Marn and GwendOlyn Morrow Matte and nez Wright
Connie Chive, Louverne Noble Hazel Underwood Earine
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I" was the
Moore's Ba-
MI. Ernest
lred fathers
and young
8rship. Very
the yard Of
bouquet In
Jackson, St
81, was pre-
d daughter,
n and Mrs..
re- Worship
rvice were:
Scott, Mrs.
hicaRo, ILL.,;
OF Atlantic
@. w. Adj
o. Carolina;
Washington,
Thompson,
Allen and
Armstrong,
q. w. Has
list Church,
MinneapO-
ned by Rev.
be at home
ls held for
OF the plO-
James who
m. viii be
Hammond,
( at HALLE
ct speaker.
nth Chorus.
DR.. Lillian
Young and
chairman.
p Of Mr..
chairman,
way a. fl
men OF st.
Tut" for q
July 10 at
present our
Carlyle II.
ter. A Bpe-
the direc-
talker will
double at
ng.
CHURCH
,ject at the
be was "a
Ten from I
a the sixth
3, East 81.
nice wash
Tex. unit
Circle Girls
Singspera-
ght IL the
resented a
10 evening
CeleBtia
. was the
bus DauRh-
us Biblical
minnie an
! OF Noah,
grim Bap-
Mrs. Lizzie
reign Mis-
key, direc-
}, are CO.
Mems Day.
10 building
the fourth
applied on
cher's and
Wednesday
ely.'-Edith
Rev. d, G.
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M WAY SEE
-. 9Y neLL D0DSOh RUSSELL

paw gave you Of peculiar names
you're probably mhlad1ustsd dearie
The July issue q Good Housekeeping msgasns article
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bur Mother
Elizabeth
y six years
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isappeRred
ray...And
arts...Be-
Not just
measure
the vast
tears and
more each
We long
lives go
g We can
lpty word
night...It
sound.
ght...And
ly...Until
look upon
/ eternity.
ughter
ming,
daughter
randson
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effective cleaner, wipe off the
wood quickly with = turPentine-
mOistened cloth. That's to get
rid Of excess wax. Then wash
with n solution Of one quart bot
water, I tablespoon Of turPeh
tine and 5 tablespoons of boiled
Iinseed oil.
Heat the solution in a double
boiler and keep It warm over the
hot water. (You avoid danger OF
fire that way.) Wipe the furniture
with a cloth moistened in the solu-
ton, a small section at a time, and
then polish with a dry cloth.
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Ollie Ray, ISIS Fourth Ave. So,
was host at a party in honor Of
his cousins, Margie and Helen
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Values to 7.95
e. Il. Z az :.

Tone ON tone and floral
administer broadloomR
Drop patterns.
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VeIvets and good grade
administers. Name brands.
Drop patterns
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|cher's and
"wednesday
ely.-Edith
Rev. d. c.
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Mems Day.
he building
the fourth
applied on
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hIr. and Mn. Lloyd Camhs,,
formerly Of sss Carroll avs. hau
moved Is lss Arundel ST.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Kremlin itself about the reasons
behind replacing Mr.. Molotov with
Mr.. Vishinsky.
Mr.. Panyuskin called at the
State Department yesterday after
noon and talked to Undersecretary
of State Webb. When he emerged
reporters asked him to comment
on the change. His reply was one
word:
"Nob
Evening star., 1949-03-06
II Soviet Nationals
Listed Among 3,038
Employees Of U. n.
BY me Assoeiatsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. S.
United Nations records show "a
Russian and three Ukrainian
citizens are working among the
3.o38 U. N. employees at Lake
Success and the U. N. headquar-
ters in New York City.
A breakdown Of personnel fig-
ures by the U. N. as of December
81. 1948, shows 1,500 American
citizens on the payroll. This is
by far the largest national group
employed by the U. N.
The top Russian national In the
secretariat is Arkady A. Sobolev,
assistant secretary-general in
charge Of Security Council affairs.
Mr.. Sobolev has been in Moscow
for the last month on a visit with
his family, but U. N. officials said
he Is expected back this month.
The personnel records list the
following citizens of the other Big
Five countries working here:
China, 121; France. BAT, and
Britain 276.
They also show the following
employees from countries in the
Russian bloc: Poland, SO; Czecho-
slovakia, 80; Yugoslavia, Z.
There are 43 stateless persons
and persons Of undetermined
nationality. Included in this total,
U. N. officials said, are some Rus
slams who are not Soviet citizens.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
6romyko as Delegate
Made u. ). Veto Conscious
by the Associuted Pkask


Andrei A. Gromyko, who now
steps up the ladder to become
Russia's first deputy foreign min
lister. is the man who made Amer
leans veto-conscious. He had been
until last year the Soviet Unions
permanent representative on the
United Nations Security Council.
In United Nations circles Mr..
Gromyko is known as "Molotov's
white haired boy" He has been
stepped in the Communist line
and in world councils has never
Wavered. ..+
Born in 1909 near Gomel in
the small town Of Gromyki, he
grew up with the revolution and
the Soviet state. He studied eco
nomics. got q masters degree in
1895 and lectured In the Academy
Of Sciences in Moscow.
In 1888 he was appointed head
Of the American section Of the
Russian Foreign Office. Then he
came further into the American
limelight when he was appointed
counselor at the Russian embassy
in Washington. In 1943 he sue
ceeded Western minded Maxim
Litvinof as ambassador. He was
then "a.