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Evening star., 1949-02-22
SITUATIONS WoMEN lcont. J

OFFICE MGR, secretary, bookkeeper
college educ. exper. newspaper, ac-
s9Tpnts.ssggs; ST' ssgs pvt secretary $50 %! !k'
sEAMsTREss-French. Just arrived
from Paris, seeks position where
French is spoken. Does finest kind
of work. Box 454-V. Star. "a"
SECRETARY. mature. full or part
time pos; comp. stenog; exp. most
ly Capitol Hill. Box 352-V, Star
SECRETARY, 8 yrs experience in
private industry and trade assn.
public relations; available immedi-
SILK FINISHER. experienced. desires
es}f e99f Ax: sssady sys4}S. }S' with top ''ls.ry'
STOCK GIRL, colored, exp, dept.
store. wishes Job: ref. HU. 6317:
TYPING done at home. fast and ac-
curate; pick up and deliver. Eve
TYPfNG WANTED-Envelope or post
adsms esrd sdd5sSsins. 5sn 5000 10th st S4 NV
REFINED. unspeumbered, middle
willing to live in. Past experience
maker. Write Box 452-V, Star. Give
pnRTeTIiME' ppfRF1lcTIisTf' IsoEsSiEr PsosSiETrIoN as Dalton
ELECTRIC adding mach. operator. Box
Evening star., 1949-02-22
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESSMEN = Professional men
why pay. office rent? For a few
mail and phone service by compe-
tent, experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
your; Room 302. 1924 K st. NV,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOMPANIsT, must be good reader; !;
others DU. 31s3. VIM. WEBSTER.
BOoKKEEPER, white, 90 to 40 yrs.
old. small switchboard and light
tipping: 8 to 5, " day Saturday;
vacation. Automobile dealer, To-
giving age. experience and salary
desired. Box 29e-T. Star. -27
COUPLE wanted for caretaker; hus-
band empl. outside: Ink. rm. in
exch. for services. ME. $3.50.
WHITE COUPLE, no children, wife
work: references required; good SAL
ary and living quarters. RE. 1865
weekdays; Rockville 1859 ewes. Sat.
and Sun Pr
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SALES CAREER

For . reliable. ambitious men, over
25 yrs. Of age. with car. Present
conditions have opened UP q great
market for our product in the Wash
ington, d. C. area Well-known, ma
tion-wide organization. national pub
licity and advertising combined with
able YOU TO earn far more than
average income. Our well-planned
program of expert guidance In the
field assures you Immediate produc-
ton Draw against earned COM
missions. Apply MANAGER, RIM.
80 Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Earn approx
mately $500 to $1,000. Start q
merchandise club-churches. lodges.
parent-teacher ass'ns, etc. No In
HoRRoW ES5IMs5v FURNsrruRE Tfsis rR CO.. e.0tIe III
Chestnut St, Phila. 6. Pa. -27
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STORE MANAGER
TAII.OR

To do hitting. altering and repairing
Good pay for competent man.
CALL MIR. ARTHUR
ME. 9OO7. pa
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BEAUTY PARLoRS

BEAUTY SALON. Mt. Pleasant neigh
borhood; estab. 90 yrs owner
retiring. MI. 1884, MRS. LIVING.
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INSuRANCE-LIFE

Strong legal reserve company has
manager with good personal pro-
duction record. Uneoualed policy
equipment plus modern accident
and health facilities. Unique op-
portunity for qualified man; salary,
Give details regarding self conf
dentially for local interview with
executive. Boy 372.V. Star. -22
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business ONCE, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
OF the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
s am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
mentS on Page AS.
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CI,ERK-TYPISTS

Good opportunity for alert high school
graduates to become associated with
national advertising organization;
experience helpful but not essential;
5-day week, pleasant environment
periodic salary increase conSidera-
ton: opportunity for advancement
Apply THE REUBEN H. DONNEI-
LEY CORP, 2nd f., 1121 14th st
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SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN
SITUATIONS WoMEN

MARRIED COUPLE, colored, desire
city or country. RE. 1853. -2S
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LANGSTON REALTY

Needs salesmen, both colored and
white, to handle growing list of
prospective purchasers, and listinss.
Must be experienced, possess auto
mobile. and give full time. Contact
J; r. BOONE; M broser; osn; 24ls gen
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Salesman, Estimator
On overhead garage doors; leads fur
nished: good salary to start; must
have car Call in person at OVER
HEAD DOOR SALES CO.. 727 1st st,
NV. See Ray N. Gilpatrick after
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Salesman

Salesman
2 orders 3 wk. get you $50. Many
Of our men have 2 to 4 orders in q
single day. Field and office training
given new men. Apply
Mr.. Murray
RIM. $40 Ring Bldg. 20
Salesman
S5, 900 UP class, career opportunity for
right man. Appt. selling only. We
have more contacts than our present
stan can cover. Supported by radio
and magazine publicity. Draw
&gainS' earned commission. EN-
CYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, call Mr.
Magill' RE. 69ll, for exec. interXeew
Service Station Attendant
man capable of servicine
trucks. Only steady sober worker
need apply. g days, good wages
Must furnish references. CAPITAL
SERVICE STATION. 1888 N. Y. ave
Shoe Department Manager
In women's fne speciality store; new
department; wonderful future fol
right man. good salary plus percent
age Write, giving background anc
experience. All replies in strict con-
fidence. Box 70-K, Star. -22
STORE MANAGER
Supervision of personnel, adjust
ments. maintenance; also supervise
alteration dept and receiving rm
Write, giving exp. Replies held ir
strict confidence. Box 343-x, Star
Evening star., 1949-02-22

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-02-22

INSTRUCTION COURSES
SPANISH. Translatlons to and from
jects. Also private classes. Con-
versation emphasized. For arrange
ments CALL WI 5ss7' 3 to 3 al. Pm
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
EASY METHOD: North i7s4
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul;,
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
~ Government for @! training
WAR-HYNN Ya,e = y ! BEAUTY: .sS COLLEGE
PIX fSlo rfLEpHoSE E Fl RS d. Course asoSa weeks
S25. on active board; real school;
CAPITAL PIX SCHOOL. 700 18th
piAsS ii co., '1ffAchEk. fA hAk alds; t1sm.lly assoc.
OF Spfd.. Mass, can take few pupils
ss15. s. 08ss sso.1isse issseee' .@, 9es'4ns5. 4s6.7
NATIVE GERMAN. former instructor
for German language, extension
Center University OF. Ii. Tutorins
in1ss sS ss!s Price 'Afiaa MRS. GHoWSARb. KE
Play PIANO and compose in three
concert preparation. DU. s621. 22'
SAXAPHoNE-CLARI lessons by
professional musicians, at your
home. j. MoSER. fU. 41I7. -22
LEARN PERSIAN Iranian) Language
taught by a native young man with
excellent, y, s.. college education;
text text and literature provided. i, Box
OVER 400 COURSES covering ensi-
neering, business, mathematics. COM
mercial art, vocational. high sc7ools.
etc: AppIoyed under 81 BIZ. IN
TERNATIONAL CORRESPONDING
SCHOOL: Room "l0 Bond Bldg.
BIG CLERICAL EXAM.
Special coaching, clerical exam. The
Tution' III est SI5 'ah. entire a course. All All in. in
struction papers. free Mon, Tues,
Wed, Thurs. each week, 10 am. to
R9eHARps R9eI Sse f TivaI Pm Tbeater Can Bldf MR
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S.
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AIR-CONDITIONING

Sales supervisor for old-established
Shoiesaie oE SFpd9raiG distTibator Mesysbale eapsble
of assuming direction OF wholesale
and retail department for package
air. conditioning refriseration equip
fn fn d., s:lary syd and md. e9nsS e9nsS.rcs Giye
q letter to Box 375-V. Star. A
confidential interview will be ar
ranRed in WaShinRfnn -O2
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ASSISTANT BUYER

For mems clothing. Experienced.
20% discount on all purchases.
Commissions on sales. Opportunity
for advancement. Republication
personnel ONCE, 9TH floor GOLDEN
BERGS. 1th and K NV "a
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DRUG SALESMAN

known manufacturer Of
pharmaceutical products requires
man experienced In detailing physici-
ans and selling to druggists. Ade-
ouate salary and expense to start,
and opportunity for rapid advance
ment Box 421-V. Star. 22s
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Educational Statesmen

Unusual opportunity offered to re
nca soe oee ane a scIsf soeety 70
$50 to $40 a day while qualifying
for supervisory positions. Car es-
sential. Qualified leads furnished.
Personal interviews, Suite 1901
Dupont Circle Bldg. -22
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TYPTSTS

Several openings for girls, 1923
positions. 5-day wk. Apply in per
son and ask for Miss White THE
CREDIT BUREAU, 1921 G st. NV.
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Fountain Work

At good pay for young men OF 16 OF
over; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; pleasant working condi-
tions, vacations with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
Peoples employment once, II P
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FILE CLERKS

several openings for white girls
1925, who want perm. positions;
5-day week. Apply in person and
ask for Miss White, THE CREDIT
RIIRMAI 1871 q st u w %
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DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, local once
OF large casualty insurance CO.,
psrm,anent "a sst.dS gos.Iqn Son s;asH Yk TNrHR A.
NIFTY co.. 1879 x OF. NV. -26
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MOTOR TRAVEL
INSTRUCTION COURSES

40 Packard, Wed. Feb
%. for Detroit and Chicago. Shar'
eYnenSe IA h137 ~
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neutrality-suspicious.
Doctors ONCE in Hyattsville. 5-day
week. state qualifications. Write
Box 304-T. Star. -23
Evening star., 1949-02-22

At good pay for young women Of 1s
or over; excellent opportunity for
advancement; pleasant working con-
ditionS, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
at Peoples employment once. II P
Evening star., 1949-02-22

STENOGKAPHERS, day, 40 hr.
wk; 2O% discount on purchases.
Apply Personnel once, 4th A., 8,
KANN'S SONS CO. -2b
STENOGRAPHER, executive assistant,
under 35; newspaper office, 5h-day
week; starting salary. $40; unusual
opportunities for advancement. Elk,
STENO. to learn medical dictation;
retroactiveiy Increased to 1910 at
end of mos. II good student. Please
state particulars. Box 261-X. Star,
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GIRLS

Are you looking for interesting work
good wages, regular increases
pleasant surroundings. 6-day week
Visit our employment ONCE. BIS G
@ St NV, $50 am to D pm
Monday through Friday.
The C.. g. P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-22

BEAUTY OPERATORS. 1st class only:
5:dsy xk, 9 70 8. ARLINdToN
VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON. 2504
Columbia pike OK. 4643. -22
BEAUTY SALON appointment clerk
for our downtown 18th st salon
ply EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. ga
BOOKkEEPER, FIRE insurance once
downtown; perm, 5-day wk. Fol
interVieM call WO 91OO
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Telephone IntervieWers
Women. 2i-35. who are perm resi-
dents and high school grads; 5-day
wk. Apply in person and ask for
Miss White CREDIT BUREAU
1901 n st n " --22
Evening star., 1949-02-22

Millinery Salesladies
Attractive positions open in all our
shops for exp. young, smart and
alert saleswomen; good salary plus
commission. Apply Mr. williams.
HOLLYWOOD SHOPS. 1902 F st,
Evening star., 1949-09-25
By.Fred thompson

Communist ports would be
closed June 26. Thereafter.
rilips entering or leaving would
be subject to attack.
Nationalist airmen didn't
wait for the deadline. On June
% they bombed and sank the
British freighter Anchises in
Shanghai waters. That was
enough for ship lines and un-
derwriters.
All shipping was Cancelled.
Ships in port got out in a
hurry.
Probably there has not been
1000 tons of overseas cargo
landed in Shanghai since. Port
activities dried up. Factories
closed on curtailed operations.
Unemployment is we'll past the
100000 mark.
The Communists tried to
eliminate Shanghai's depend
ence on the sea. They tried to
obtain raw material from do
mestic sources. This is a COM
plex and monumental UNDER
taking that isn't working out
very well.
Unrest is growing daily.
Did the blockade cause all
this, or would it have hap
pened anyway?
In irving to find an answer.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
ChinaS Red Ports Hit BY Blockade

consider Tientsin. This North
China port is a little too far
from the blockade base Of For
mosa. It is still open.
The Communists hold down
the loud pedal and say ship
ping is brisk at Tientsin. Re-
ports filtering south to Shang-
hal do not sound so rosy.
Few Run Blockade
The volume appears to be a
fraction of Tientsin's normal
tonnage. On the other hand.
there is some evidence that
volume Is increasing.
Tsingtao, the big port Of rich
Shantung Province, is as bad
of as Shanghai, say reports
reaching here.
A few small blockade run
ners have been getting into
Shanghai lately. Their profits
are enormous but their tom
mage is trivial.
Some traders and indus
trialists are trying to hang on.
willing to take their chances
If the blockade ends.
Some think that If the block
age ends they can do business.
Some don't.
But one way or another they
can't wait out the blockade
much longer.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
BY Dovid A. Stein

travelling farther. Agricultural
use Of gasoline has more than
doubled prewar use.
We produce and use almost
two billion barrels Of crude oil
and gasoline a year domesti-
cally. Industry estimates of
proved crude oil reserves total
81 billion barrels. New sources
have always been found in the
past, and many oil experts be-
lieve that vast unproven re-
sources total at least four times
the proven reserves.
The United States, de-
pendent on oil to a far greater
extent than any other nation,
has only about two generations
of domestic crude oil supply
left, on the basis of these esti-
mates. And from now on, the
Interior Department says, ad-
ditions to the Nations oil
capacity will be more costly
and more difficult.
Oil has already been found,
or may be found, in almost
every State. All except seven
States, as shown on the map
above, have the kind Of rock
formations that may contain
oil. Biggest favorable area for
oil Is a broad belt, from Texas
to Canada, across the center Of
the country.
Other favorable areas in
clude the Pacific coast, Florida.
parts Of the South Atlantic
States, and part of Pennsyl-
vania. Many Of the million
and a half square miles of oil
Evening star., 1949-09-25
america Dips Deep Into Oil Supply

regions have not yet been
thoroughly explored
The petroelum industry ranks
second only to agriculture in
: dollar value Of its products,
and is the Nations biggest nat
ural resource industry. 1t rep
resents a 15-billion-dollar in
vestment. OF more than a mil
lion gas and oil wells drilled.
100000 are producing.
Experts estimate that the
worlds oil resources total
600, 0,000, 100000 barrels - 10
times as much as present
proved reserves. Biologists are
continuing their search for the
precious black gold in. marine
rock formations, which were
once the floors of ancient seas.
About 100000 square miles
of the earth's land area. or
about 40 per cent, contain ma
rine rocks. OF this total, about
IL million square miles may
contain additional oil resources.
The four great oil regions are
the Eastern Mediterranean
basin, the Caribbean basin, the
Far East basin and the North
Polar basin. The Gulf States.
in the northern part Of the
Caribbean basin, account for
more than half the proved re-
serves of the United States.
From submerged lands along
the coasts, additional oil is now
being produced. Biologists be-
lieve this continental shelf
contains billions Of barrels Of
oil and trillions of cubic feet
of natural gas.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Last year every man. woman
and child in. the United States
used $40 gallons Of oil.
This oil was transformed into
energy to keep industrial ma
chinery running smoothly, to
heat millions of homes and
other buildings and to provide
transportation and communica-
ton.
The Nation has increased its
use of oil more than 68 per cent
in the past 10 years and is still
hungry for more. The whole
world produced and used less
oil 10 years ago than the United
States now consumes. Each
day, 100000 more barrels of oil
are used than at the peak of
wartime demand, the Interior
Department reports.
Until so years ago. almost all
of the Nations mechanical
energy came from coal, with a
little from wood and WATERFOWL
er. Today almost half of our
tremendous supply of energy
comes from oil and natural gas.
And each of us uses 40 times as
much energy as some parts Of
the world and 10 times as much
as the world average.
Despite the fact that oil and
gas are the Nations most linn
tied and exhaustible sources Of
energy. they are used more
freely each year. In 1947 alone,
more than 100000 new domestic
oil-burning furnaces were in
stalled. Automobile regiStra-
tions this year are expected to
exceed $4,000, 900 and cars are
Evening star., 1949-09-25

SHANGHAI. - Major powers
refuse to recognize the Chinese
Nationalist blockade of Com
munist ports, but it is fairly
tight anyway.
The Communists blame the
loss of trade entirely on the
blockade.
A good many 9th say that
idea is a red herring. They
argue that little shipping would
enter Red ports anyway be-
cause conditions for trade do
not exist.
These observers say there
isn't much to export and the
Reds haven't the money to pay
for imports.
Port Activities Halt
Those not favorably disposed
toward the Reds think the
United States and Britain
should try to find a means for
ending the blockade because it
gives the Reds a good alibi for
their loss of commerce.
The Reds hit this line hard
in their propaganda. They call
it an imperialist blockade and
accuse the United States of TAX
ing part in it.
1t never was proclaimed as a
blockade. The Nationalists an
nounced in mid-June that all
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Squatters Take
Italian Castle
By George Brio

NEMI, Italy.-Sixteen Ital-
ian families are living like
cavemen in the once resplend-
ent castle of an American
princess.
They occupied the castle in
the hectic days of the German
withdrawal five years ago.
Since then they have resisted
all efforts of Princess Eugenia
Ruspon to move them out.
The princess. an American
who acquired the title by mar
riage, said in New York she
was claiming more than ST.
100000 from the Italian gov
eminent for damages done to
the castle.
"The government" she de-
clared, won't do anything
about giving it back"
The 85-room castle, once
owned by the powerful Colonna
Iamlly, is lnQeed q SnampleS.
There are no lights. water or
heating facilities.
The walls are bare and
cracking. Tiles have been
ripped from pavements. The
rooms are filled with smoke,
crying babies and squawking
chickens.
One family, apparently better
of than most, has decked out
one of the big main rooms with
cheap modern furniture, con-
trasting strangely with the high
ceiling and walls of medieval
times.
The castle squatters, who
claim to be bombed-out ref
ugees, say they won't leave until
the Italian government does
something about providing
Akem with homes.
distributed by ths Associated Prsss.)
Evening star., 1949-09-25

gave great impetus to the NON
contributory" plan by rejecting
the companies contention for a
"contributory'' syste m under
which management and labor
make joint payments. respective
ly. out of operating expenses and
wages.
Boards Recommendations
The board. following recent
decisions of the National Labor
Relations Board and the Supreme
Court. found that pensions, as
part of rates of pay" were bar
gainable, all ough companies
were not compelled to grant
them.
For guide posts in the steel
dispute, and presumably for
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Other Unions Sure to Seek
Company-Paid Pensions
Certain to Become Major Issue in Future
Bargaining Negotiations Regardless
of Outcome of Steel Dispute
By Raymond P. Brondt

Whether employers should the whole cost Of workers
slons whether employees should
major issue other future collective bargaining negotiations
the outcome of the dispute companies
and the CIO Steel Workers Union.
President Truans Finding Board in the controversy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
LEGAL NOTICES
Weller. Summer and FEEDER.
Attorneys
llAl a n.lua TnuEaY

weller. summer and FEEDER.
Attorneys
iSol-05 Barlum Tower
STATE OF MICHIGAN for the
County Of Wayne in Chancery
James Reed. Plaintiff. VS.. Rosie
Lee Reed. Defendant.
NO. ll3-e7e
Order OF Publication
Al a session Of said court, held
in the Court Room thereof, in the
CITY OF Detroit. County and State
aforesaid. on May 20. l949.
Present: Hon. Chester + u
Hara. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the attach
ed affidavit that the defendant Il
a resident of this state, and thai
process for her appearance ha'
been duly issued. and that tht
same could not be served by rca'
son OF her concealment within
the State. 1T is ordered that Tho
defendant appear in this caus'
within three go months from th'
date of this order or the bill o
complaint will be taken as con
fessed, and that this order b'
served by registered mail or pub
lished as required by law.
Chester p. O'Hara, Circui
Judge.
"a True Copy)
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk.
BY Ed Maurawski. Deput,
Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Alfred II. Casey. Atty
2l20 Jos. Campau

llZo JOS. Idmpau
State Of Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for Wayne County in
Chancery.
Mabel Poole. plaintiff VS.. Earl
Poole. defendant.
No. 447-ll7
AZ a session Of the said Court
held IN the Court House in the
City Of Detroit, in said County
on the 18th day Of Nav. 1919
Present; The Hon Lila W.. Neu.
enfelt Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appears from
the affidavit hereto attached that
the defendant herein cannot be
reached or served by process is.
sued out OF this court.as he Is not
a resident OF the State OF Mich.
gan. but that his last known adj.
dress was at the village OF Chapel
Hill. North Carolina:
Therefore on Motion OF Alfred
II. Casey. Attorney for Plaintiff
II is Ordered that the defend.
ant. Earl Poole. cause his appear
ance to be entered herein within
three months from the date of
this Order or that said Bill of
Complaint will be taken a. con
fessed by said defendant, and that
a true copy OF this Order be sent
to the defendant and that such
Order be sent by registered mail.
and II not received, that said
Order be published in any news
pap circulating within the coun- !
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
State Handicapped
Hold Convention

The American Federation d
Physically Handicapped held IL
two-day convention IN BAY CIV
Mich. recently. This was in'
fourth annual convention. MAJ
garet Nickerson Martin. Ann A.
Dor, is the state president
The Handicapped delesatti
proved how disabilities can b
conquered.
Miss Krause who PLAYED
leading part in the session con
Quoted by Mrs. Martin IS !
recuperated Cardic and Anemf
victim who was bedridden i,i
several years and then grad
uated 10 wheel chair. She hal
recovered and now operates ne
tuck away house in Ann Arbo'
Margaret Nickerson Martin wi'
again elected state president io'
this ensuing year.