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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDING MACHINES. calculators
cleaned oiled and adjusted. All
work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
TYpEWRrTER co Ala l4th st NV

ADDING MACHINES. calculators
cleaned. oiled and adjusted: All
work guaranteed. RE. 11T7; UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO sl3 14th st. NV
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEwRITERs
purchased and IND traded. ntrs9 repaired red
s'e' - yrs oFFIcE MacHINEs CO,
9l3 18th NV. Ins Bldg RE 1898
ASPHALT TILE, $50 So. IT,. S25 In
stalled over concrete. Call MR.
BRRfGR2GAYrSG R2H2NAX; R5; fgs1il ffigre1pilaces chimneys
walls and walks. built and repaired
BRICK 4 ckdNAAs; Mason! e. tSys tGSoySs1RAcroR =
Glass blocks remodepg 6HW eRsfsAs
Ap! 6s4o: DU. 1868. 81
BRICK. stone, concrete, fagstone, re-
tanning walls, driveways and drain
age; all work around your home.
Low prices. CRAWFORD BROS. AT
BRICKwoRK, carpentry. fireproofing
guar Call MR. HUDG1Ns, RE. 2295.
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing,
carpentry. painting, plastering' k nrick
and cement work Lu. 1858. MISS MISS
BrfhbiNG InhSN AND REMoDELING, COM
merclal and residential, by expert
eneed builder; GH. 1892 weekdays;
sEfhbiSe Efi15fS 4sSSI aSn sfMopRl1Ne sas SpR COM
mercial and residential also neeWG neW
Sat and Sun, after 6 pm. week
CABINET MAKING and furniture re-
prices prices; work guaranteed. GE. 7iI7,
CAMERA REPAiRs. ali makes. Gus.
tom builders OF ohot2 squipment
ohMhRAs. M 4 nm movie sr eaqi, Silo' oreisn o.
deD E5ssfRRsds sas y ps S~n
Trads,ins Free parking: RE, 2434
ing. etc. Save BY dealing direct
with mechanic. GOODMAN, AD.
CARPENTER-Remodeling and re-
pairs; recreation rooms and porch
1hel1sursf ninss, Hf q 4sSt Esdueed prices as Eye
Recreation rooms. fireproof1ns. re-
p. pairs Soes esditions. MIR. NORTON; sT: Tsy-
cARPENTER-aeneral IA fTsDi carpentry and
custom built furniture. Fast and
reasonable. No Job too small. g sH.
CARPENTER REPAIRS and light
hour or Job. L. THAYER, AT. 6977.
CARPENTER. complete remodeling
repairs. painting, papering and roof
ing. wsterproofing and f1reproofing.
MR.. BAGGETT. AT. 1881. 81
CARPENTRY, CEMENTING and paint
ing of all kinds. PEARSON. TO.
6277. If no reply, call back after
CARPENTRY, attics and rec. rms.
kits. remodeled, enclosed porches.
shelving. petitions, etc. Call MR..
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY, painting. cement work
all kinds repairing, remodeling.
roofing, siding, porches enclosed. re-
tanning walls, recreation rooms; i'm
mediate service. any size Job. Com
mercial or residential flrst-class
work Nd, D. c.. VI. HI. 6662.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TRAIN FOR SUCCESS, 400 major
eoulses, d1-appGT90yssdl pdnH5ENcF dET5EMA5
schools, 21o Bond Bldg ME
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul;
%yAR5fTYaR ePHsEsRenI BEATTY ~ % coIIEdE. 5isE
1910 G St, nv p1; 1ae2; a6;y. safely
EASY METHOD North 1874
FLIGHT TRAINING-No down pymt
sis monthly. AVIATION CENTER n
101O VT. ave, ST. 6s7'. Me. 2LoZ'
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence freedom n
from sei-consciousness. MI. 255o'
sEAyTY OPERATORS, o s, SEsoE snsis!g.! ds7 1V
nur n free eataloeue. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 n; Y ave
NE 777S Esta nlished 1918.
PLAY PIANO and compose E%,a,rg IN amos, mos
and church preparation. DU. 80. ss21.
PIX OPERATING is pleasant, tas-
cinatins. easily learned; age essd. nc
aaRsisaDsi faiaioa Dse6sa5s SsS or sos Bond Bldsa
FREE AIRLINE CAREER TRAINING
for men and women through DICK
Povell's NATIONAL FLIGHT SYS-
TEN, 1014 Denrlke Bldg. 81. os' /"
NEW CLASSES now starting in short,
hand. touch typing, bookkeepinis eIis ano
Comptometer-plen OF positions
BoYp's. 700 18th. cor. G Ma 233s
COMPTOMETER with touch typing
easy to learn; top salarled POS. poSltions
rBx SA' SoAF'ERaToR RAZOR couRsE-A real
school, live board. S25 two weeks.
Touch typing free: MISS PAGE ESt
Is yrs. CAPITAL PIX SCHOOL
700 18th. cor. G, MA. 2l15.
TUTORING-AlgebTa geometry. LAT
in. French, German. Eng, history,
elem. jr. high subjects. UN 1888
FRENCH-Private lessons and con-
versatlon by highly cultured widow
of European diplomat. HO. 1853.
ATRLINES NEED unmarried young
women for glamorous positions as
airline secretaries, reseryationists,
communicationists and hosteSses;
at least high school graduates. ages
17l2 to 80. Find out If you can
qualify Central has placed its
graduates with every major airlines
In the United States. Interview by
DI' 640s CENTRAL SCHOOLS,
ITALIAN FRENCH grammar lessons,
~
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO CALFORNIA-Wish
woman companion. competent driver,
alternate driving; refs. Emerson
1904 o7s
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA in AZ
Cadillac; early in April; 1-2. shar-
ing driving, nominal expenses Box
299-C, Star. 81
WANTED 3 passengers. share ex-
penses. Springfield. Mass, via N Y
l94s Buick, April I. EX. 2O4O. Ext
5541
OFFICER and wife wanted to drive
owner and car to California soon.
OW. 1929 after 10
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SPECIAL FOR CENSUS
NO FOOLING

8, 900 men are needed right now to
machine Industry; we are the only
school of it's type in the world de-
voted exclusively to training men tc
fill top-paying Jobs in this wide
open field; complete courses are
given in typewriter, adding machine
calculator and other machine re.
pair; not Just book and black
board" courses, but thorough in.
struction and training is given, plus
actual shop practice, SO that upor
graduation you're qualified and ex:
perienced to step right into one oi
these jobs, where advancement op-
portunities abound; also we o1ei
new classes starting soon; approved
for veterans training. Write nov
for free information to Box 75-B
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BUSINESS SERVICES Cont J
COLD STORAGE

dry cleaners. tailors, re.
tailers: Aristo Dry Cleaners is SO.
liciting wholesale accounts for cold
storage In their new humidity-con-
trolled vaults; lowest prices. Con-
tact MR.. LIEBEL, AT. 6966. Also
high quality cleaning and glazing
Of furs
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HOIISEKEEPER

White refined woman. 55. wants po
sitlon adult home or Catnolc Iec
housekeeper. Capable taking fu!
charge. TR 1898.
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APPROVED COURSE


In modern real estate training, for
men and women; the third year Of
the school; graduates practicing in
D. c. and various States; the short.
common-senSe course; meets the To-
cal educational requirements and
is Government approved and paid
for veterans Applicants invited
anv Tuesday or Thursday. 7:30 to 9.
without obligation to enroll. THE
SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE. 1906
10th st. NV, ME. S13l AID. 1922.
SPECIAL FOR CENSUS
Card punch. comptometer: calculator,
sten. typ. and clerical Mon, Tues,
Wed. Thurs. each week, 10 am: to
room; $50 to 9 Pm Cal MI; Mt;
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Tivoli
Theater Bldg, 1913 14th St NV,
MI 1858. school highly recon-
mended for 3S Years
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BUSINESS SERVICES

INCOME TAX RETURNS. No wait
ing at the TAX CENTER open daily
also Sun. and ewes, I'LL VT. ave.
NV, RE. 1881
BUSINESsMEN = Professional men,
why pay once rent? For a few
cents a day you can have complete
mail and phone, service by compeo
our address and telephone number
yours. Room 3O2, 1924 X st. NV.
sFCRETARIAL SERVICES, public
stenoeraphers, typists, receptionists;
bookkeepers, full or part time. Mail
and telephone service, envelopes ad-
dressed, mimeographing. desk space;
Ieas rates. Opposite Silver Spring
p. o. WORTHINGTON SERVICES,
1927 Georgia ave-. 81. 300.
ATTN. DRY CLEANERS
Use Aristo's excellent wholesale hat
service. Hats beautifully cleaned
and blocked. Modern factory meth
eds, Lowest priced. 1-day service.
Call Mr.. LEROY. AT. 696S.
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LIQUOR-REST,
COLD STORAGE

Attention, dry cleaners. tailors, re.
tailers. Aristo Dry Cleaners is so.
storage in their new humidity con.
trolled vaults Lowest prices. Con-
tact Mr.. Leibel. AT. 6966. Also
high quality cleaning ana glazing Of
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PLASTERING.

Z "410 Z 1J1 C19NNN
OF all kinds Patchwork our speciality
Call GIL. O732 VINCENT GALLO.
Arlington and vicinity 81
Wood Valances, Cabinets
Designed and built to your request.
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS, EX. 1890;
ewes. HO. 4120 -27
COLD STORAGE
Attention, dry cleaners, tailors, re-
tailers. Aristo Dry Cleaners is
soliciting wholesale accounts for
cold storage in their new humidity
controlled vaults Lowest prices.
Contact MR.. LEIBEL. AT. 6966.
Also high quality cleaning and glaz-
ing of furs.
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TEA ROOM
Dining and sleeping quarters. I'm.
Beautiful grounds Of over ? acres
Bldg. in excellent condition anc
has very attractive dining facilitie:
with tremendous possibilities for
expansion. Now doing nice bust.
is an unusual opportunity for 6
home and business under the mos
pleasant surroundings. Priced tt
sell Immediately. S32,500:- terms
Call Mr.. Hayden. II. 400.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
and Business Broker. 1877 Colum.
hia Rd NV AID S4S4
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Exclusive Broker. RE. 1855.

Half-Hour Laundry Store
Complete self-service laundry equip
ment. featuring commercial model
Westinghouse Laundromat and spe-
cially designed water heaters. soft
Store planning, location surveys. archi-
tectural services, operator training
and advertising aids furnished.
SON Of equipment can be financed.
Telephone weekdays or write for ap-
pointment. Mr.. c. .. Berry. A. 7. ~,
NC, 4S19 Drummond ave-, CHEVY
Chass, Nd. Telephone WI. $3.50.
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HOTEL,

100 rms, bar-dining rm.. fully
equipped and completely furnished;
ready to operate; 1907 location in
Cape May. N. j. A mint of a money
maker; reason for selling. death.
Call AID. $3.50 or write Box 76-B.
Star.
GROCERY WANTED. We have sew
doing $1,000 or more weekly. Let
us know what you have to offer.
Mr.: MCGEE, DU. s55S; ewes, WO.
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INC
TAVERN

TAVERN
Busy Sc. location: beer and wine;
price, $4,000: terms; meets with al
b. C. regulations: nice equipment
television: rent. Sl65 mo. lease
apt. available. Call Ho. 1910.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
41O Bond Bldg. MA. 1894.
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CUNNINGHAM, ME. 1894, ov 6947
PLASTER, BRICK, cement, fiagstons
s9s Tosf Ta'erpFSSfins TR aSS Fin no COB Sf t9f
PLAsTERING A SPECIALITY = New
white mechanics. NO. 2723, -2s
PLASTERING-New or old repair
work done; immed. ser. work guar
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Bath:
estimates. hot water heaters, boilers
our speciality; complete joboing serv.
ice. Cash; terms arranged. no dowr
saS" sssSmens rsp neS sIumber. sHAPln9' g q Ra NO
as sSs rates AsH ALLEN l. LOIS NJ
p1IgUHMGBnG-No Job TOO small; Re.
BoYD Rs,Ss ana fsc'' s.Dlessmen5s af 'Sss SAMUEL c
PLGMBING AND HEATING. repair.
ing and remodeling;. all types o.
plumbing; baths and kitchens in
stalled or remodelled; gas boilerl
installed in one day; reasonable
WEITzEL. Ii. 1894; nights, - Ii
RADIO aISS REPARs7An work done III
your own home. Reasonable charges
Sseas sHSss95ss 9 'Ss! sHS7 @SSas!
make or model comms7cia, or Do: 3
ROOF LEAK? Walls ~: cellar vet
! Your money refunded 4 fail
! F WADDEL. TR- 1879.
/ ROOFING. all types: no Job tot
| small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
! UEI c BOYD INC. GE 1908
ROOF LEAKS REPAIRED. guaranteed
for 10 yrs. Free estimate given; very
reasonable Phone ia. 8l23.
ROOF REPAIR, new roof, cutters anc
I spouts and siding: no Job too small
easy terms: For free estimates, cal
A. D. THOMAS. HU. 1882. j
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Spe.
cializing in retaining walls ,anc
fagstone; also walks, steps. drives
etc. For free estimate call JERRY
TRASH AND ASHES MOVED, bach
yards and Easements cleaned. Cal
rERffEwa1kIiERs Fl WRITER'S cleaned, oiled .ne
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE
I177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th NV
UPHOLSTERING - Couches, chairs
rewebbed. springs reset: at your
home or at shop: furniture repair
ing of all kinds. 8. M. JANNEY, GE
UPHOLSTERY and repairing. seats
'ul's sfafsSR. dsiR'esRs wS. 5seei't 447s s. II
6716. -2S
Evening star., 1949-03-27

cafes. gas stations. guest homes
hotels, resorts. repair shops. stores
etc. etc Over 1900 described in
blue book. mailed free Tell US what
you want Where? When? Price!
Terms2 Save through our 49-year-
old service. STROUT REALTY. 711-N
Woodward Bldg. Washington. D. C
Metropolitan 154S
DRIVEN IDEAS-Plan your drive
in to suit yourself and enjoy great
est possible profits. Get advice from
free booklet prepared by nationally
known manufacturer and assistance
from established local businessman
who has helped others start in busi-
ness Write. phone or call. CAPITAL
FREEZERS CO, INC, 30l5 M st.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Deaths Reported

6By The D. G. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Juliet A; Frost &C. Ssos 1ng9mar st., g; nv =.
Rose Cook. so. 14ss 2 st: Sc.
Louise J. Barr, 70. 4701 Connecticut ave
smm. @ ossr, g e. ySs 1880 an,:e,,:;;, ! st. .x.
y.nni. naE: NJ. Lowe. 70, 1919 UPTON st, NV
Catherine Z. GraiE. 7s, 1921 24th st; J.! ne
spss P W.a Wa.es g. Il S.x Yols City, Va
william cissel, e. 4ls srd s.. ne;
Whitnsy Baker s5' en rIsint,sld' H"le M, \; j.
Mil Msrshsil G. Wiley, IS. 1nnandaie. Va.
Ethan g. a HTtshison. 20 $50 g; 81 ! 9Th St. -
Harold ". smith. 60, saratosa Springs
o:Siss s.,s: :r!. 70. ssl'9 ss M;:: M:,..sou,.,,
oscar =. Harris' Do @l4 Ms''@eha'e'''
JOHN h', D. vwaiets. "a. c.msrtds.. Mas.
Ksnnsdy Ksns To- 81 a.Sd.n Nd. TsFg cFE f' n
Asss aHn's James. AS'.i .. 4ssl e 81 nv nv ~
Gertrude M. Graves, 40, 3237 Hyatt Sl
Oscar orihuela, 4s. New York city.
xenes MIsm Il. Hsrris, Dnrs. n. 400 River rd NV
Leland 3. Moss, 40. White Plains: n. =.
William J. Casey, 43, New York City.
Eugene L. Fair, 35, Louisville, Miss.
Frederick A. Hartman, "a. Amttyville, N. 7
Charles r. Hazelwood. 2s, Elizabeth, N.
Beatrice Costa, 2S, Puerto Rico.
Fred E. Mccusty, 25, Boston.
Ida Robinson, So, 1888 Seaton st. NV.
Clara Craig. 81. 4o1 53rd st. sc.
Thomas ]. Penn. 80. 81 Pierce st. NV.
Lewis Grant, 40, 3 Alex. CT. NV.
Lillian Scott, A., 500 o st. NV.
Bernice Dunbar. AZ, 1927 Connecticut ave
Everett covinston, 81, 1904 W st. NV.
Campbell sharon, al D st. NV.
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Births Reported

(By The d. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Henry and Natalie Abramowits' boy.
James and Ellen Babbington, girl.
John and Sybil Baum. girl.
Robert and Ruth Beliamy. boy:
Abe and Pearl Herkman, boy.
Carl and Nora Bobbin. boy.
Richard and Catherine Boudreau. girl.
John and Jennie Bowers: boy.
Bernice and Martha Buchanan, boy.
William and Mary Co-nett, boy
Jerome and Frances Cream. boy.
Richard and Virginia DeVault. girl.
Harry and Ella Dingenthal girl.
Charles and Barbara Gawler. boy.
Herbert and Gladys Gordon. girl.
Howard % AN and Eileen Halstead, girl.
Arthur and Alberta Jewett. girl.
Harold and Jane Kenny, boy.
Merritt and Maxene Kotin, girl.
Stanley and Sarita Kresowaty; boy.
Arthur and Gladys Krum, Girl.
Walter and Joy LaValley. girl;
Philip and Betty Mang anello, girl.
William and Evelyn Marks. boy.
Bryce % and Dorothy Mcintyre, boy.
Edward and Mabel Merchant, boy.
Robert and Norma Moran. boy.
Stephen and Lucille O'Dea, girl.
Samuel and Regina Owens. boy.
Robert and Nancy Peterson. girl.
David and Margaret Reece, boy.
Earl and Dorothy Reed, boy.
John and Mary Richards, boy.
August and Dolores Rist. boy.
Marshall and Ethel Shirley. girl.
Nathaniel and Helene Smith. girl.
Norman and Doris Smith. boy.
Bernard and Wynn Somers. girl,
Robert and Jeanette Stephenson, boy.
John and Barbara Stodter. boy.
George and Mary Strickland. boy.
Willis and Jeanne Stroud, girl.
Ronald and Gathering Sword, girl.
Wayne and Lucelia Taylor girl.
Wilbert and Nell Young, boy.
Joseph and Vera Banks, girl.
John and Mamie Bird. boy.
Robert and Adelaide Bush, gin.
James and Fannie Copelin. boy.
James and Lillian Mby. Doy.
Jay and Portia Evans. boy.
Stanley and Louise Golden. sili;,
John and Dorothy Goodwin, girl.
Nathaniel and Juanits Green. boy.
Charles and Emma Hazel, boy.
Vincent and Lucy johnson. girl.
John and Eva Kingsberry, girl.
Harrison and Alberta Lee. Girl.
Harkel and Lorraine Lowery. boy.
Thomas and Myrtle Mathis. boy.
Walter and Mary Pitts boy.
william and virginia Shaw, girl.
Raymond and Ruby Taylor, girl.
Tohn and Christine williams, girl.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

Boy Scout Shirt Of comfortable cotton.
sonforized tless than % residuol
shrinkooe). Sizes u to l5-- 50
Boy Scout Cops Of durable cotton. Sizes
small, medium. large and extra large. 81
kerehiefs in officloI color and style and
tailored to last through really rugged
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Our Fourth Floor. ;. Where
Smart Boy Scouts Report

ofeo Scout Supply Heodquate right Boys where
esmPsts outfit ma uniform eompins needs b
secured
PS Armsties Dsy Pareds il November Ith
Evening star., 1949-11-04

SkstehSd On figure:
Boy Scout Frontier Trousers tailored Of
worm cotton. Sonforized tIess than | 70
for rssiduoi shrinkoos). Sizes Is to "a,
$4.75
Evening star., 1949-11-04

w&I-1he Boys' Store, Fourth Floor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
Twin City Flashes
MY FRIENDS u HOpoN
By Charlotte PsrteSt


the talk this week been the double wedding
AAE last Sunday evening and 1t
I'm not good
writing about these strictly social" events but must attempt to
tell 1T In first THE WEDDING STARTED
Hill Evelyn
dressed in blue and pink The
included Virginia Robinson Minerva Sanders
fm Beverly Balenger the maid Of honor for
Pat
sister Constance Hill Isabelle and Annabea Foster sandra
Hickman Dawson, Porta Jean and Shirley Banks made the
and girls you'd want to and the brides
lovely when they entered the church. uhered in the
their father picture i'll 1t just like out
Of fairy tale to and truly beautiful affair and al
forgot mention Ernest covngton
very lovely Edward Foster and Dorhea
Hin and Clifton Burns mark two of our four hOP couples of the
week.
Minneapolis really big wedding TODD tool The
Saturday I'm don't know who
the wedding party but IN try to get the layout for you for
next week.
FIAsHl BarA Is again. boys,
stn has that peaches and
complexion bOysI forget believe caught
glimpse De Morris Ewing too St Paul is really running
with Dies MOlnes and Mason City people this WeekI
The record of the week TN Night by
bOurn haven't got itget I'll It's only fine se note
and B. w.D
Good see our own Kathy coram back in town too after her
European trip you
hospital weeks but is and around noat
least hear that he really enjoying himself in the Drum
couple Of weeks (s Well Ernie we're glad to hear that you
and around again OF all knew that Jane House
strong used to win
definitely expect to her and around again in couple Of months
or 20.
semi-fomRl the
Saturday Halle Brown win tell all about it
next wee.
Doris crazy Eyes" by Herb
but then, she is very crazy anyhow (smie)I
Congratulations order for James Murray who
joint decision Stairway stardOm contest last Saturday
evening.
ScToggns leaving for school in North Carolina think
his mother farewell party for
Monday evening Included those present Mar
Anderson Collins Raford Rivers Emily Clark Beverly
Baenge Rosemnd Miller Marene MCGEE Pat Fos
ter Johnson Roberts Emily Clark Camille Williams
Gloria williams Williams Harris Gene White Crystal
Williams and Adelne
naming present but that get the general
CROWD Oh did get glimpse Of that Gssom
boy Roland (smle)l
Gee got tell but it will have to
wait until week when win have So until later
remain,
Charlotte
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26


R have all supported FEPc legislation Are they radicals and
trouhle-makers, Papa7
Don't be ux my why they of our most
highly respected. -.
Papa says here Republican party approved the
principles Of yPc at It's 1913 convention Republican party
awfuTy radical. Papa3
A. No indeed. my A a matter Of fact its quite. >.
And Papa that the American Legion department
Of Minnesota resolution gPC
vention II the American Legion terribly radical PapaP
Why, Of an the Legion Of
the most patriohc and. ).
q Papa says the Tribune
EEc has been big New York state Is the New York
Herald Tribune Communist Newspaper, Papa7
A. Well should say notl can't imagine a -.
Papa the Declaration Of Independence that
created equal that they by
certain inaenable rights that fe
pursuit Of happiness" Il that Communism, Papa7
A. Now don't be silly goose Why IT'S the very opposite
q But Papa all created equal entitled
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness why shouldn't they
chance at johsG
Because sonny interfering peoples
and IN this country right do
peases without bmbIng bureaucrat. -.
You that drive Noollet Avenue so
hour II want 70, Papa3
A. on no, dear the says
because might seriously lnjure someone n we....
Papa does Il seriously injure when he can't get Job
Just because he's the wrong color religion or....
A. OF II does. but.
Wen Papa II it's ok 10 have laws
getting hurt don't why EEPC Hwfuy terribly.
Oh ahush Be s Can't you trying help your
stE Mary write her theme "or American Heritage Of
dOms
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Q. Il that good Papa7
A. Heavens no, dear It's very bad.
q. Why Is It bad, Papa7
A. Because q lot Of radicals and trouble makers
are behind t. They want 70.
q. You mean like Communists, Papa7
A. Yes, that's Il, exactly. like Communists. They
want TO.
Q. Papa, II says here that Governor Dewey Of
New York is for FEPC. Il he a communist, Papa2
A. OF course not, sonny. Don't be a fool. ...
Q. Il also says, Papa, that Nelson A. Rockefel-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
Almost About
Everything
By Percy vIHa

Editors Notes While Percy VIVA Is taking vacation .
bar Of wen known citizens have lnch h for him IN this
This weeks column IL BY Bradley Morrison associate edtO-
nal editor Of the Minneapolis TRIBUNE effaclng Bradley
Morrison d Of TIE nations top editorial writer's
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
TO HELP VETS
WITH INSURANCE
DIVIDEND BLANKS

Attucl1s-B Brooks American Le-
gion Post viii distribute and as
sist all veterans in filling out In
surance dividend application
blanks on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, August 20 and 80, from
six to nine at Halle Q. Brown.
Alvin Harmon, commander.
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WHICH PaPa ExpIalns FEPc

DIUUIIV NI0II3oW
@ Papa, what does FEPC meant
Why that fair employment practice commission sonny
@ What does that mean, PapaP
sonny that everybody gets equal Jobs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

Charlotte Of course"
Evening star., 1949-05-03

occurred to Gene Williams. who
brought his orchestra TO the Glen
Echo ballroom last night for a
two-week stay. Mfr. Williams was
singing with Claude Thornhill's
orchestra when Mr.. Thornhill de-
cided that last July was the time
to disband his band. That left
vacancy that MIR. Williams
thought ought TO be filled with
a new orchestra and If Mr.. Will
liams was leading it. he'd GER
tainly try to keep his singer CMr.
Williams busy and well-rewarded.
His first venture with the new
orchestra took him into the Click
Club a rather fabulous establish
ment in Philadelphia. It was
one of those limited engagement
deals, but the singer and his new
orchestra proved so popular that
they stayed there Is weeks before
the Philadelphians grudgingiy let
them go.
Mr.. Williams Is young as travel
ling orchestra leaders go. though
he has had experience as singer
with Johnny Long. Vincent Lopez
and George Paxton. in addition
to the Thornhill orchestra. 1t was
with Johnny Long that he made
his movie debut in 1912 at the
age of Is In an Abbott and Cos
tello affair called Hit the Ice" ="
Along with his other band singing
chores he has made movie shorts
and records. before taking up the
big stick In front of his own hired
musical help.
A singer who has done all right
for himself as a singer-who has
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proved the tenor q popular man
He proves "a he a popular man at
the Msy6oweT Lounge. too.
Boris, one OF the captains al
the Shorehan Pzlladian Room. Is
& puzzled man. Certain events
have caused him TO feel that he
ought TO lose faith. but he iSn I
sure what TO lose faith IN. Boris
has . wrist watch He has had IL
a long time and found it a faith
full timepiece Exposure to salt
spray. dust. steamy humidity sud =
den shock and other rigorS OF war
IN the Pacific failed 20 jar II
from It's split second accuracy
The time came. not long ago.
when Boris thought his watch