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INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.-Clerk. grades
CAF-2 and CAF-3; sample aues. and
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MERIT, PgUnBlL1CAIIoNs: gn 31$ Eyans san
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MODEM IRAiSINs ,sns5t IL eeauss sul
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Learn the fundamentals of real
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VA Funds Denied New
Schools in First Year

Schools now must be in opera
ton for at least a year before
they may accept veterans enroll
ing at Government expense under
the CT Bill of Rights, the Veter-
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nEIp WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED ASENSIES
EOBER, reliable and aualified help n
any line Of business or domestic TIIn WV
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Bookkeeping position. with = Wns iutnrs
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AGENCY
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HELP MEN
Real Estate Salesman
Television Servicenan

TeIeVlS1On SerV1ce1Ilan
II you are an experienced
television serviceman and de-
sire permanent employment
with ample car allowance,
20ec discount on all pur-
chases, vac. with pay. sp.
ply at once II you can
LACY'S, INC.
Half and @ Sts. S.W.
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APPROVED COURSE

Real estate training-THE SCHOOL
OF REAL ESTATE. 1906 goth st..
men and women, veterans and non
veterans; approved 1947 both Dis
trict of Columbia and Federal Govt.
cense to become broker, salesman
or saleslady; an Institution for
real estate practice exclusively. New
class starts Tuesday, Sept. 90, 7:3O
pm. Inquire ME. S731, AID. 1922.
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Auto Service Salesman
experience in selling service and
estimating wreck work. Apply In
person to RON PONTIAC. INC,
1880 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md.
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
PERM, INSURANCE OFFICE
Box 23l-Z, Star. 4
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TELEVISION
INSTALLATION CREWS
MUST BE FULLY EXPERT
ENCED. APPLY PHILLIPS
WAREHOUSE, 2012 SHAN
NON PLACE Sc. SEE MR..
SILVERN OR MIR. LIPP-
MAN.
MEN, READ CAREFULLY
Saturday morning at o am. sharp
! want to talk with 90 men who are
really ambitious in securing posi-
tion that will give them steady en-
ployment the year around; In other
RODS and consistent income, the In.
code that really counts. 1t doesn' 7
matter what, your past employment
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willing to study and learn as ye
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along on S75 to ss5 per week for
the first AS weeks while learning our
work. A car 10 essential. You must
also be able to give the names Of
honesty and integrity. We prefer
have Some sort Of responsibility. !
would also like to talk to few men
who are mechanically inclined and
see it. Therefore. II you are honest
and of good character and q willing
worker and neat in appearance,
come and talk with me. Apply at
22n6 Wisconsin ave. NV. No phone
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Arnold and Rhoda Yerfins, eey
Edwin and Ethel Robinson, boy.
Jessie and Doris Samuels, boy.
Francis and Helen Stelle, boy.
Clarence and Bessie Stewart, boy.
Isaac and Mildred Thompson, girl
Arthur and Elaine Tompkins, boy.
Jessie and Carena Watkins, girl.
Brock and Inez Wells, girl.
Aionzo and Beatrice Wiafield. girl.
Arnold and Evelyn Williams, girl.
Thomas and Velma Williams. boy.
| Marshall and Myrtle Wilson, boy.
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Famous Hess Tripl-G Glide
Three tracks provide an Independent
operation for each insert.
Full ventilation, screen self stored
No money down, payments as low as
SIS per month.
Hess Triple-Glad Aluminium Win
dows sold only through factory
branch.
1918 PA AVE Sc
Call for estimate without obligation.
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CLERK -TYPIST

Personable lady bet. 20 and 20 tc
take charge Of store opening soon:
Must be accurate typist, speed not
. essential; exper. In general ONCE
work beneficial. Salary about $3.50
q mo. to start. Reply, stating ad..
dress, phone number, age, marital
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beItsvilIe Pharmacy

When answertnp adrertfseMenI
inclose original references. OF
other materials o. personal palse
Copies serps the rurposs Snd
originals may Get lost.
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HELP WOMEN

COUPON SALESWOMEN, exper.. for
the newst studio in Washington; The
BUCKLER STUDIOS. 1924 Conn.
ave. NV. .
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BAKER
DANCTNG TNsTRIICTOR

DANCING INSTRUCTOR
young men with pe5sonality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing!
No exp. necessary. Complete train
ing course given. Unusual opp. to
advance to positions of supervisors
and exec. College trained men be.
tween 1892 given pref. Do not
views only Apply Miss Ferrell,
Monday Friday 1915. ARTHUR
MURRAY, 11O6 Conn. NV. 3
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Waitress Work in Alex.
Young women between 1s and 35,
interested in waitress work; exper
not necessary, excel. working condi-
tions and employment benefits. Ap-
ply Alexandria Employment once,
106 N. Fairfax St, Alex. Va: -6
MATTRESSES
Young women bet. 1885 who are
interested in waitress work in Va.
Md. or Wash, D. C.: experience
not necessary: excellent workinR
conditions. These positions offer q
good income with meals and uni.
forms furnished, paid vacation
insurance and disqualification. Ap-
ply between s-4 pm. to Miss Nc
Cormick.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1909 Tarlnr ct NV u
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TYPISTS

Immediate openings; 5-day week.
Apply personnel office. 18th floor,
JELLEFF'S
,o1h 1ooo n CT w
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HElP WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Young expert,
an.afound operator, must be exper.
FOR tnf. call M. 2119, AAOADNOON
DxAUTX eALoN, 9001 conn. ave.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showino

Ambassador The Younge,
Brothers: las, 3:25. $50. 7:3s
and $40 pm.
Capitsl - Africa Screams: +:
l1:10 am. i:50. 4:35. 7:15 and
10 pm. Stage shows: los. $50
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Columbia - The Barkleys of
Broadway: IL am. los, $40,
$40, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Dupont "Pygmalion":: l:lo.
3:l5. $40. 7::30. and $40 pm.
Hippodrome-"Her Man Gu
bey";; 2:30. 4:25. Sis. 9 and Gas
pm.
Keith's-"The Green Promise:
fl:25 am. las. 3:25. $50. 1880.
and s:35 pm.
Little-"sleeping Car to Tri-
este: 11:10 am. ISIS. $40. 5:25.
7:35. and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan - "Casablanca":
1l:25 am. 1:3o. $50. $50, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
National-"A Tree Grows IN
Brooklyn; 11:40 am. Z. AIS. 6:35
and $50 pm.
Palace-"The Stratton Story:
1910 am. 1880, 3. Sis. 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Playhouse-"Quartet":: II am.
/, $40, $40. 7:30 and $40 pm.
Warner-"The Younger Broth
ers";; 11:10 am. 1:20. 3:25. 5:3S.
7:45 and $50 pm.
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tello biting the lions paw. while
under the delusion that II is his
straight man. Bud Abbott. dressed
in O lions skin. Is q highly funny
sight.
Producer Huntington Hartford
probably Is the man to be credited
with the most notable merit of
Africa Screams. Aware that
Abbott and Costello have q large
audience In the young set. he has
kept 1t clean. None Of the comedy
Is suggestive Of anything more
than good slapstick fun
-
The Richard Adair Dancers.
who have entertained here before
in cabarets, joint the mood Of the
stage show with that of the him
in a jungle number billed as a
Clyde Beatty fantasy. Its pretty
lively. Others on the bin are Lee
Davis. stage and radio comic:
Rudy Cardenas. juggler. and the
Tattlers.
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the boys resist both temptations,
but not without some strain on
them and on you. too.
One of the qualities to the
credit Of THE Younger Brothers" /"
however. Is that 1t does not take
itself so seriously as most westerns
which have a moral-in this case
that bad men may not have been
as bad as painted.
1t obviously is all right with
Director Marin If moviegoers find
a laugh in some Of the passages
which seemingly are designed for
drama. This clearly is the case
in the running romantic duel be-
tween Miss Paige. the bandit
queen, and Actor Morris as the
most fiery of the Younger BROTH
ers. These two are not notably
subtle humans and when amour
between them raises its head. 1t
usually turns out to be resting
upon a broadly comic base.
Good. honest love is dealt with
in far less lively fashion In the
relations Of older brother Jim
Younger and a nice Missouri girl
played by Geraldine Brooks.
At the end Of the picture. 1t
looks as If all four of the brothers
are going back to her in Missouri.
~
THE Younger Brothers" makes
no effort to examine the char
acters of the family of frontier
delinquents. 1t just says that
they were pretty good boys who
got a rotten deal from life and,
although it does not say so. they
don't get a much better one from
this picture.
The tempo and acting Of the
screenplay are on the listless side,
but when characters are under
orders from the parole board not
to make q move this is more or
less inevitable.
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HOLLYWOOD.

nAslA@x "SN&A1-
Marsares o-Briens mama. and
her new steptather. Don Syivto
are looking for q big house 10 buy
In Beverly Hills where they can nj
live happily ever afterward. Every.
thing Is hearts and flowers be-
tween Maggie and Don nov. Don
is assembling an orchestra. TO rlsl
In California
Groucho Marx positively refuses
to be q Marx Brother any longer
When Harpo and Chico asked HIN
to join their act At the London
Palladium. he gave forth with q
big mo-" Love Happy
drst picture in fye years-is pos
jittrely his last with his brothers
says Groucho.
Peggy Cummins. the screens
new female Dillinger-in Cur
Crazy at the end Of June
for London and Derek Dunnit
And they win have married by the
time she returns here in the fall.
Sonny Tufts plunges from q
tenor to q basso In The Crooked
Way" ! don't mean singing: just
his speaking voice. Nov. with his
new low notes. he goes all-out for
. tough-guy career on the screen.
-
Audrey Totter Is undecided on
what to do with her young sister
Collete-''whether TO send her 70
u. 8. c. this summer or back home
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BY Harry Macarthur

Lou Costello Is pretty much q
standard comedy character. Hes
certainly not the first. nor will he
be the last. to make a career Of
being the little man against whom
the fates seem constantly conspir-
ing, but who always achieves mag
nificent triumph In the end. The
formula for writing his pictures is
one OF the simplest. It consists
merely of placing the rotund ac-
tor in q series Of predicaments in
tended to be comic, then. after an
hour or so. pulling the final switch
that brings him out on top.
Earl Baldwin, who wrote the
screenplay. has had no trouble
following the pattern in Africa
Screams" which opened yester-
day at the Capitol. A writer
doesn't have to tax his imagina-
ton to dream up troubles to beset
Lou Costello in the African jungle
country. In Africa there are croc-
odiles to snap at Costello. There
is a large gorilla, which naturally
feels an affinity for him and lopes
about protecting him. Frank
Buck is In the jungle setting traps
and you know what he catches.
There are cannibals in the jungle
and you know what they want for
dinner. Clyde Beatty is there.
trapping lions and testing their
tempers in a big cage and you
know who winds up locked in the
cage with what.
The plot Of Africa Screams" II
that matters. is largely devoted
to one long chase sequence. with
the cannibals and an expedition
led by a lacquered blond in pur-
suit Of Costello. The blond wants
to trade Costello to the cannibaf
chief for q sack Of diamonds. II
the picture ever gets around to
explaining how he escapes the
stew pot. the Capitol operator
omitted a reel yesterday morning.
but this really doesn't matter. Di-
rector Charles Barton. aware that
the story's not important, Just
keeps things moving.
There Is not much that Is new
in Africa Screams" but q lot of
1t Is really funny In its slapstick
way. thanks largely to Costello.
He is genuinely comic character,
in spite Of doubts that occasionally
arise. He can get the most. for in
stance, out Of a sequence wherein
he locks himself in a cage with an
unfriendly lion and throws the
key away. The spectacle of Cos
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A-24's THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
~.
Bad Men Were Pretty Good
New MeIodronno Insists
BY Joy Cormody

Chances that in 1000 viii notice the name
Edna Anhalt the credits Of The Younger Brohers the
screenplay which opened yesterday at the Warner.
This Is shame although perhaps not a very big
Anhalt considerably dramatic
than the author Of it. and
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THE YOUNGER BROTHERS" . War.
Eikins, directed b. Edwin l. Marin. screen
play By Edna Anhait. from o story by
Morton Grant. At the Warner.
The Cast
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you look at it, no writer ever had
. tougher job.
Her assignment was to write q
moving picture about four
brothers. name Of Younger. who
did not dare make a move. This
writing a movie about motionless
characters-you will say Is i'm
possible. You are right at least to
the extent that Miss Anhalt could
. not do it, even with the assistance
Of Edwin L. Matin as director.
1t Is not true that the actors
playing the brothers, among them
Wayne Morris. Bruce Bennett and
Robert Hutton. just lie down on
the screen for 80 minutes. but
sometimes that Is the effect Of
what they are doing 50 far as
the customer is concerned.
As a story idea, The Younger
Brothers," must have looked live
lier than 1t does in the Technicolor
aim on the Warner Theater screen.
It is concerned with an interlude
In the life Of the Youngers which
sets out to prove that they are not
nearly as bad as you may have
thought from seeing them in other
pictures. It deals with a period
when the quartet was camped out
at Cedar Creek trying to go
straight for two weeks. If they
can achieve a full fortnight of
family goodness, their parole for
previous crimes will be converted
into, full-fiedged pardon: after
which presumably they can start
all over again.
If the Youngers had been smart,
they could have just gone out and
hid in a cave for this fortnight.
That is not for these restless lads,
however. They have to make con-
tact with society. the kind one
meets at Cedar Creek. and the
result Is to encounter temptation
at every turn.
The first temptation the Young
ers face is that to kill a villain
Gus detective who got them into
all their trouble in the first place.
The second one is to join up with
. bandit gang operating under
the direction Of a girl as pretty
as Janis Paige. who just happens
to be playing the role. To make
. longish story at least shorter
than it is in the picture version,
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Jungle
FroIic
Africa Screams
Pits Costello
Aoninst Lions

AFRICA SCREAMS" q United Artist.
release, produced By Huntington Haftforo
directed By Charles Barton. screenpiay o'
Earl Baldwin. A The Capitol
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Jose Ferrer viii appear in Ham
let" at the Olney T'heatsr the week
Of August 30. II viii be his only
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Hollywood Diary
Groucho Deserts Morx Brothers
.by ShesSok 6rokom

10 uisncss." Audrey tells me, i
think sire wants 20 stay here
Who wculdnf II
Esther Williams ye-saon q.
Baby. It's Cold OUTSIDE. lr
"Septunes Daughier.~ has TO re-
semhlance 10 the popular Frank
Loesser song. The way II as suns
On records and over the air.
Esther has somehow managed tc
remove all the sexlness from ite
song.
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A ADJUSTMENTS.
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the boys resist both temptations.
but not without some strain on
them and on you. too.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-14
RADIO LOG
Mn Y
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
G. B. S.
DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
SATURDAY EVENING


DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
SATURDAY EVENING
0-BROADWAY BEAT-CBS.
5:30-Larry Clinton.
5:45-Sportsmen's Notebook ABC,
6:00-News.
6:15-Dinner Music.
6:20-Sport Scenario.
6:30-Silver Strings.
6:45-Church announcements.
6:50-Local News.
7:00-Glenn Miller.
0-Proudly We Hail.
8:00-Forecasts.
S:05-Latin America.
8:15-NIGHT EDITOR-CBS.
8:3O-IT PAYS TO BE IGNOR-
ANT-CBS.
9:00-Alaskan News.
9:15-Viking Varieties.
9::30-GENE KRUPA-CBS.
0;0O-Tomorrow's News.
l015-Drifting on a Cloud.
30-Forecast
lO:35-Sign Off.
SUNDAY
Sign On.
8:55-Forecasts.
9:0O-Voice of Prophecy
9:30-Cavalcade Orchestra.
9:45-Falnily Goes to Church.
l0:45-Airlane Trio.
:00-Baptist Good News Hour.
IL :3O-Blue Barron.
ASSAULT LAKE CHOIR CHS.
12:15-News.
Brotherhood Hour.
:O0-Concert Hour.
1:30-Lutheran Hour
2:30-LYN COLE SINGS-CBS.
2:3O-NEW YORK PHILHAR-
MONIC-CBS.
3:45-Waltz Time.
4:0O-JACK BENNY Obs.
4:30-Alaska Light Concert.
5:0O-PHILIP MARLOWE-CBS.
600-Revival Hour.
-SKYWAY TO CHS.
7:30-News.
7:45-Freddie Martin.
8:00-SING IT AGAIN-CBS.
9:00-News.
9:15-Eddy Duchin-ABC.
9:3O-JACK BENNY-CBS.
O:O0-WALTER WINCHELL-
ABC.
l0:l5-Drifting on a Cloud.
10 :30-ForecastS
l0:35-Sign Off.
All programs subject to change
iue to conditions beyond our con
rol.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-14

Of the operatta INNS Pinafore''
will be on the program at the final
session Of the Juneau Parent
Teacher Association Monday eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the high school
study hall.
Mrs. Alice Palmer Ghiglione will.
speak on Happy Music" as a Sec
ond portion of the program.
Officers for the coming year will
be installed. Refreshments will be
served.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-14
FINAL PA MEETING
IS MONDAY EVENING

Part of the cast which played
roles in the high school production
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

room, kitchen and dormitories.
Recent improvements on the prop.
erty, which was opened to the pub.
lie late in 1914, include a walk
in freezer. , a quiet ward, and a
station wagon for the home.
"This is the hour I have lived
for since April, 1884," declared
Mrs. Coffey, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Pines, holders of the
mortage, turned the abstract and
deed over to Harold E: Bledsoe,
her attorney. Also present were
Mrs. Mary Davis, executive secre-
tary of the Home, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Lou Hunter, treasurer.
The Lillian Brooks Coffey home
is dedicated to women who made
an outstanding contribution to hui
mainly and religion regardless of
race, color or creed. It also pro-
vides for care of outstanding
women who, at the end Of their
careers, need a place in which to
live and maintain their pride:
The idea for Coffey home was
born at the 1913 convention of
the Church of God in Christ in
Memphis, when the board of bis
hops granted Mrs. Coffey per-
mission to found a rest home for
deserving Christian women.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

FOR RENT Room. Me-5371 -
t-214
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

concluded from page u
especially for residents on the
west side, was the extremely poor
service in this section. 1t is most
irritable to wait for a bus under
any conditions, but to wait for
fifteen, twenty minutes or a half
hour in freezing cold weather is
an experience t h lat most west
siders can unfortunately say that
they have experienced many times.
When an increase in fare was
requested, it was specifically
pointed out by both the bus
company and city officials that
better service would result. Well,
the increase has been in effect
for some time now and west
siders will tell you that if there
has been any change for the bet
ter they have yet to see it. Fur
thermore, city officials who prom
ised to check onthe bus line have
completely forgotten all about it.
What better reason to be out
en- masse on Sunday to bring this
matter to life again? Remember
the cold weather is on the way.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02
Negro On
Jury

NASHVILLE (ANP)- Floyd
Cowan, 20, a porter, became the
first Negro to qualify for duty
as a criminal court petit juror
here last week. Cowan, father of
three children, will serve for three
weeks beginning Nov. Z as a
member of a panel hearing a var
iety of criminal cases involving
Negroes and whites.
Sworn in as a juror by Wiley
Embry, chief deputy court clerk,
he was the only one Of six Negro
freeholdres who did not disqualify
himself for jury duty. On numer-
Gus, Negroes have been called for
duty, but have excused themselves
for various reasons.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

Co. for 20 years. He is survived
by his wife, Anna; 4 daughters,
Vernotta, Katherine, Margie Lane
and Anna; z sons, Leon, Robert,
James, Emmerson, Calvin, William
and Joseph; 4 sisters, Mrs. Gel
esta Boddie, Mrs. Maggie Whit
field of N. j., Minnie Ruthledge
and Mrs. Emma Spears; 1 brother
Searcy Ruthledge. Services will be
conducted at 2 pm: Thursday at
the McLin's chapel, 1880 German
town street. Burial, Greescastle
cemetary. Friends may call at the
funeral home after 6 pm. We'd
nesday.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

Crawford Rutledge, 40, of 46
Campbell street, died Monday at
his residence. A native of Lagran-
ge, Ga, he had lived in Dayton
26 years. Mr.. Rutledge vas a
truck driver at the Central Coal
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

fessionally engaged in public
health were members.
Outstanding among the Negro
delegates were DR.. N. Togba, dir
ector of publis health and sani-
tation in Liberia; Charles T. By
mum, director Of interracial activi-
ties for the Infantile Paralysis
foundation; Mrs. Marjorie A.
Hawkins, public health nurse of
Chestertown, Md. and DR.. Vernon
A.. Aver, district health officer
for the Central Harlem district,
New York City Health Depart
ment.
DR.: Peter Marshall Murray, en-
inent New York surgeon who was
recently elected a delegate in the
American Medical association, was
a member of the New York COM
mittee.
Also attending sessions on
health education, mental hygiene,
tuberculosis, nutrition and volun-
tary health insurance was DR..
William Mason, director of public
health for Negroes in Georgia.
Technical advisor for the all-Ne-
gro film on veneral disease, "Feel-
ing All Right" produced by the
Southern Education Films associa-
ton, DR.. Mason revealed that
| similar film on mental health will
be released early in 1850.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-02

This, kind of nonstop" spirit
is a boon to society, for it teaches
what noble achievements are pos
sible thru patience and sobriety.