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Evening star., 1950-10-13

TELEVISION
TECHNICIAN
Local distributor of Dumont Telesets
enced top-fiight television technician
Can e NIX MR sefTks Z pu saeR 4sls
TILE Settlers HELPER. Exper. only
need apply. Cail after 8 pm. WA.
TRUCK DRIVER for retail furniture
land. White. over 25. with D, g.
drivers permit; Phone Mr.. Mat
COLONY HOUSE. 4244 Connecticut
UPHoLsTERER, 1st class on custom
work; steady Job; good wages.
wasnlNG MSi nSS7i MACHINE SERVICE ma NAN,
permanent. good pay. DAUBER'S,
MAN IAN With VIII Z; eAR&ApDly f;W s7o7 deor-
MAN. white, for shipping department;
5la-day week; permanent position.
GL1DDEN GL1DgD3EEN co" 1923 4th st. ne
NAN nHi SuS4; wanted. with car: real aS oppor-
MAN to clean and sort metal; only
UNK GS gs6 mp d ees sve sDpE6 54S7 ASE
MAN, to learn coin machine bIsi-
ness. Apply between ! and s pm,
MAN y win ri Sici CAR TIC; to train train locally for
permanent position with large man
ufacturing CO.; will consider mex
perieneed man who is willing w1Ik Sl;s
training around 500 weekly. Apply
before l pm. 1116 Q st. sc. -13
MEN-Are you satisfied with your
present income? Full-time Fuller
Brush dealers average sos and up
per wk.. Fuller Brush customers are
famous everyday necessities regular
ly. Each new dealer is given an
estab., territory with regular repeat
customers Personal training is fur
nished. No experience necessary.
Start on a. or 2 day trial basis,
what an excel. opport this is, Due
to the tremendous demand for Fuller
Brush products few openings are
now available. Apply oil National
Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS. n.w.,. or
call DI: 4477 Or DI.. 3498. IA
MEN l2l for work in furniture
p: e. drivers permit; Phone MT.
r.a,t: meat; COLONY y HOUSE. 4244 Con
MEN SsS&We are in the immediate
need Of 2 serious and intelligent
men who are preferable now en-
ployed, but are looking for a secure
future. Married, ages 20 to 35,
interesting outside work; excellent
chance for advancement; driver s
permit necessary. Reply in own
handwriting, stating age, service
status and references. All replies
confidential. Box 453-A Star. -1S
MEN, Q0) white. to distribute hand
bills; daily pay; z am; 460 New
YOUNG MAN to take charge Of small
sales ONCE; must be sales minded.
enjoy meeting the public and have
had experience or training In book
keeping, accounting or bus. adm.
and be a fair typist; good starting
salary. with exceptional opportunity
for Advancement and a real future.
For interview, write, giving quail
ncations and expected salary, Box
333-A, Star
YOUNG MAN wanted in accounting
dept. OF New York Stock Exchange
firm. Some knowledge OF tipping
and bookkeeping essential. Please
state experience and salary ex-
pected. Box 420-T. Star. -1b
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CASHIER

MGR operator and gen.
eral offlce work. Excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply Mr..
Ettlin. 3rd floor, BOND CLOTHES.
1885 st. NV.
CASHIER-TITLE CLERK
For auto agency; experienced pre-
ferred but not essential If YOU are q
good typist with some knowledge Of
Bookkeeping; S55 to start, with
excellent promotional possibilities.
Please state age, experience, etc.
Box 1854. Star.
CLERK, with some knowledge Of
bookkeeping, to work with one of
Washington's largest Ford dealers;
permanent position; vacation with
pay; hospital and life insurance.
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC. 215
Penna. ave. Sc, TR. S247. Ia
CLERK, for dry cleaning store; clerk
ing, etc. must be experienced. APP
ply in person to JOHNSON CLEAN
ERS,. 1921 Rhode Island ave-, Mt.
Rainier. -15
CLERK, to be trained in posting of
accounting records. age 1S to 80,
Bethesda area. Apply in person
before 1890 am. COLUMBIA
Chevy Chase. Mo.
experienced. FOUR LEAF
CLOVER CLEANERS, 1l44 nth st.
A'~s
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PLUMBERS

For steady year-around work in
Maryland. Apply JAMES PLUMB
ING g. HEATING CO., 2o12 Duke
st., Alex, Va.
PLUMBER'S HELPER, experienced;
good pay. A. sNoWDEN. Call Ho.
7713 from Z to 8. -15
PORTER and delivery man. must
have chaufieur,s license: Apply DIS.
TRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY 7O544
roETEE. roaE.cY ssll adas in gsrsOn %ls Ave sTARK nA
PRESSER, with some experience in
dry cleaning store; must be active
and willing to work. Apply at "a
pREssER for quality shop; good,
sober man with spotting and repair
PRESSER-Silk and wool; hours.
to 8; $50 weekly. AT. 1884. ID
PRESSER
Must be experienced, for mems store.
References required. LIVINGSTON'S
Q0R 18th st NV Ia
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SaleSnen-CanvaSSerS
Wonderful opportunity for white or
colored. to sell clothing, electrical
appliances, jewelry. household fur
nishings- and many other items in
public demand; guaranteed salary
and commission: car nee. Apply
UNION CLOTHIERS, INC. 307 9TH
Rt
Evening star., 1950-10-13

fLUMBER. steady, sober. experienced
Vienna 222 -13
PLUMBER. experienced Job hand.
with D. c. drivers permit. Call
SAMUEL c. BOYD. INC, RA. 9043
or SH. 5S96. -15
work; In Arlington. Call OW. 1922.
PLUMBERS, 1st class jobbing men;
one lead man. Call VI. 0117. -13
PLUMBERS. exper. jobbing. Please,
no helpers; local ref; 7-day week;
D. C. permit. JOE PAWTOWSKl.
730 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 0343.
PLUMBERS, experienced; steady en-
ployment; no helpers. Call WI.
1855 between 8 am. and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
HELP WOMEN

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; nationally
known factory branch organ. has
opening as district cashier. Must
be intelligent, have orderly mind
and supervisory ability; typing re-
quired Write giving compl. history,
age, marital status, education and
previous exper. Box 20S-A. Star.
is
GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Young
lady in credit department Of one Of
Washington's Oldest jewelry stores;
no experience necessary; S45 week.
Apply in person, ELI RUBIN CO.,
us 7th ST.. NV.
GENERAL CLERICAL for services
department, 40-hr. 5-day wk., ex-
cellent company benefits. Apply in
person, Mr.. c. ]. Boudreau, SEARS,
ROEBUCK & CO., 1901 Lawrence
ave. ne. III
WANTED AT ONCE, capable, strong,
reliable white woman to care for my
needs at my home in the country.
Apply Room 405S-C, fourth floor.
George Washington Univ. Hospital,
22nd and Pa ave. NV, ask for
MISS EMILY STEARNS. am. to
pm. Ia
COLORED WOMEN-Take orders on
new product. No experience neces-
sary. EX. O73S for appointment. IA"
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AGENTS

MEN AND WOMEN to handle a new
and fast growing speciality line. II
you are at present calling on res
taurants, beauty parlors. barber
shops, taverns, garages, gas sta
establishments, in fact any business
establishment. we can offer you an
unusual opportunity to supplement
your earnings. This can be done
without interfering with the lines
believe 1t will be worth your while
to see us at once. See Mr.. Lou
Decker. 1917 18th st. NV. Room
103, Ma. 371S. -l5
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RECEPTIONIST-CL white, age
1890. good appearance and per-
sonality; typing essentials willing,
punctuai worker; hours, am to
4:30 pm. daily: 8 am. to l pm.
Sat. Apply in person bet 10 am
and 4 pm. at the Officer's Mess.
Bldg. 101. U. s. Naval Gun Factory.
eEcFpaTdNisT IN and e SIS. GIEpx IS; rvpwsIIe pwIe
perienee necessary; good opportu-
ply. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP,
7914 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
Rncokp RMnc6ysfh'i DEPT. MANAGER. you young
womar, experienced in selling. or
deriIg phonograph records. Imme-
diate opening in large Conn. ave.
store; 5.day week. Apply to Mr..
RscnPTroNIsTeTYp1sr seiEs1i GHi rSPSip1 for uptown
real estate office; 4O-hr. wk.. pleas
ant working cond.; salary open.
Please call MR.. BERENTER, ia.
REGEPriosfsP.rYp1sr, aSsei fS5 fsPt PERMANENT mna
working conditions. Apply INsUR:
ANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
AMERICA, $40 Woodward Bldg.
18th and II SITS. NV: -l9
MANAGER for garden
type development: married; must be
experiences, in this type Of work.
family. experience, etc. Box 39S-z,
sAIEsLADYs to take charge Of whole
sale furniture showroom; some
knowledge OF typing. Apply e04, 9TH
st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1950-10-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, C.P.A., desires to To-
cate with private corporation or as
sociation. Will consider out-of-town
assignment. Box 461-B, Star. IA
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, man, 25,
wants work afternoons, 2:30-G and
Saturdays, general office, typing.
cashiering, etc. RA. 1903. 49,
EDITORIAL ASST. - EXper., univ.
grad; writ'g, proofr'd'g, secrl Perm.
10-yr. D. C. res. Exempt. DI. 1893. .
ILLUSTRATOR - Commercial artist
desires perm. position or free lance;
2 yrs. experience; B.F.A. degree.
JAPANESE STUDENT desires part
time work or housework for room
and board CO. 0150. 15'
MAN, colored, desires part-time eve
ming work as porter. waiter, busboy,
etc. LU. l-5373. j. DADE.
RESTAURANT and cafeteria exec. de-
sires position on salary and profit
sharing basis; refs. furn. Box
PARST-TiIME e WORK. evening or morn
ing; janitor for small building or
PRIVATE SECRETARY. efhcient and
capable of handling executive duties.
seeks position with future. Box 427-
YOUNG MAN. white, recent grad.
from L. H. T. S., desires hotel ex-
perience. Box 450-B. Star. 15'
Evening star., 1950-10-13
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, to live in. care for first floor
only; other help employed; good
references necessary. Wo. 1859.
COOK, ironing, light housework, i to
$50 pm, approximately 5Ia-day
week, every other Sunday entirely
of; local references required; SIS
and carfare. Call OR. 1895 after
f$$ $$ sPg sHT Of ': ;nsr!5 ia shsvg rs sa;;: ef
COOK G.H.W. Professional adult
couple, small house, Silver Spring;
l pm. until after dinner, 6 days;
live out; must be efficient. reliable;
regent 1os LEGAL references good salary.
G.H.w,, experienced; references re-
CURED; G1n G.,s stay 1 or ewes. Other help.
G.H.w.' AND COOK. fond of children;
II 1l,aL am: to pm. THURSDAYS and
SA IanqasS sEs459i Gn' s10 "k' ana ea[I5fs' @15
HoUsEKEEPER-white. move New
York Nov. l. complete separate apt.
furn.; two adults, two children in
family; lifetime position for right
HOUsEKEEPER-For family of
adults and . children. l school age.
Write. giving age, reference and
salary expected. Box 297-A. Star.
-l5
MAID-Experienced. live in; care Of
small apartment; references; phone
after 1890 am. NO. 1906. Apt. "a.
MAID, to live in. care for second
floor and assist with 2 children;
other help emploged; good refer,
MAID = Live in or out. S25 wk.; care
for child and clean small house; no
cooking Ma. 3i20. Ext. 4 IS.
WOMAN. experienced, colored for
couple; must be capable, able to
cook and have city references; live
in; salary, 500 mo. to start.
WHITE GiRL-Live in. needed by
teacher to care for 2ha-yr-old girl;
Inv; days. AP. 1896. -15
EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY for white
couple where husband is empl.; 2
rms. kit. and bath; conv. loc.; in
return for Housekeeping for elder
ly people in 1st-fl. apt. Box 404-z.
FALLS CHURCH-G.Hw., 5 days,
10 am. to + pm; $3.50. JE.
CARE OF 2 children. g.h.w.. plain
cooking in apt; live in; agreeable
DISPOSITION and exper.. in child care
most important; rec. local refs. req.
cohosED 81 RED OR WHITE COOKING.
g.h.w, pref. nve-in; perm. pos;
good salary; city ref. req. WO. 1898.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
HELP MEN tcont. }
HEAD WAITER
EXP NECESSARY


Completely aforementioned hotel;
salary with tips, average $l00 week
ly. Write Box 222-A, Star. giving age
and experience. Ia
INSURANCE COLLECTOR wanted to
collect established debit and solicit
life insurance; good salary and COM
mission. Ma. 1874. Ia
INTERIOR DECORATOR, estimator
wanted-Draperies, slip covers and
upholstery materials; by fast
growing, new concern, doing sub
stantial business in this field; either
experienced or slight knowledge of
the business considered; car neces-
sary; Reply Box 223-T, Star, -l5
loan co. desires to increase staff
life. health and accident ins. pro-
vided; paid vacation. Call in person
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE INC,
5910 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring
JANIToR, white, young, for apt.
house DEVELOPMENT, no quarters.
Apply 4317 Rowalt dr.. College
Park, UN. 1895 or Apt. 1874. Ia
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Soda Clerks
Excellent Salaries

EXCell6IlC Salaries
FINE WORKING CONDITION AND
MCBRIDE CO.. 700 H ST. NE.
sTENOGRAPHER, capable. personable,
unnec.; 5-day. 37Ia-hr. wk.; $50 to
start; raise If OK. State age. exper.,
speed. Box 2o4-A, star -16
STEN0GRAPHER to assume position
of responsibility; ability to meet pub
lie essentials; efficiency and congen-
iality important; splendid working
conditions; salary open. Apply Mr..
Grahma. DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
with bookkeepins for prominent
hotel Good salary. pleasant working
conditions. Box 299-A. Star. -13
STEN0GRAPHER, familiar with Of
fee detail, some insurance exper-
ience preferred. 5-day, 35-hour
week; salary open; excellent op-
portunity, with future for qualified
individual. WILBERT McINERNEY,
Albee bldg 1926 G st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, for steno. and gen.
eral office work with major oil COM
pany; good pay. 40 hr. wk.; paid
ysassationn and other benefits, CAN
StenographerT rTypist
Age 1s to 80, 5-day week. paid va
cation, starting salary s1s5 mo,
time and half over 40 hours. Apply
Western Electric Co.
I'LL N. Capitol st.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
SECRETARY

-
We have two openings for desirable,
permanent situations; 5-day. 40-hT.
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass a medical examination. Rea-
sonabie shorthand and typing speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available. Apply personnel,
Room 506. Open weekdays s:30-
5. Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
- For
educational publishing firm; able to
take dictation; liberal sick and
annual leave; salary, $3.50 per
month. Give qualifications expert
ence and references in 1st letter.
Box 410-A, Star -l5
SECRETARY-STENO., private once;
5-day week. AT. CLIO, MRS. ROSS.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
GIRLS

GIRLS
WITH THE TELEPHONE
CO. ARE AVAILABLE NOW FOR
GIRLS WHO QUALIFY. UNUSUAL
ADVANTAGES FOR THOSE WHO
WISH A POSITION IN INTEREST
ING. PLEASANT TELEPHONE
/. Good wages.
2. Regular pay increases.
3. 5-Day week.
4. Pleasant working condi-
tions.
S. Excellent opportunities
for advancement.
APPLY
s1s G ST. NV.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
ACCOMPANIST

-
.tPIANO)
For voice studio; good. steady Job for
right person; good pay. RICARDO
zAPPONI. DU. 5577. is
ALTERATION HAND, coIored; some
hitting; store refs. req.; age 25-4O.
i, ,BsREsLAU, 6l4 18th st. NV.
BANK BOOKKEEPERS. experienced
saIey e1'e fs1FsiBs salary kAfoNAI sss MT
BRAUTlcfANMaseSfI,GettRiMsff fllSel aseSf,ett iMf 1S GOOD
salary and commission. FRED THE
HAIR STYLIST at PHILIPSBORN,
BEAUTY Exc l'o orERAfoR, Fl n;S shampoo mls and
manicurist; 5Ia days hours, 8 to g.;
good salary. GAsToN OF PARIS.
BEAUTY oPERAToR - ANGL1Rs. }.
2520 18th st. NV. is
bOOkKEEPER. d. e. and payroll
ib:lts5s bst@ssn 4 hDp.S sSd 1$a7 3 NH III sSSpSS
BooKKEEPER, exper.: mems retail
establishment; pleasant work; good
BoSKkEErfNG esS iSk fssA Machine stsE opera5or aS
experience Unnecessary We will train.
Age 18 to 80. Bethesda area. Apply
LuMBIA sPPEc1AITS 12iS' Co. si5n' sos 5os
rBradlsy blyd; Chevy Chase. Md.
BOOkKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
for, MGR 5000 or bookkeeper
with typing experience willing to
learn operation: 500 per week; pro-
motional possibilities excellent;
stats qualifications. Box 1861. Star.
CASHIER, front office; must be exper.
with MGR 1000 posting machine.
Apply Auditors Office. Room 1853,
RALEIGH HOTEL, 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. ia
CASHIER, exp, neat ppearance, day
work. Apply in person. DAGWOODS
RESTAURANT, TAI 18th st. NV.
-15
CASHIER. experienced. pleasant work
ing cond.. good salary; permanent
position. No phone calls. SURPLUS
SAFES CO.. 425 10th st. NV. i 4
CASHIER, MGR. in credit cashier Of
fice. 40-hr. wk.: permanent position.
many company benefits Apply per-
sonnel oftice, SEARS ROEBUCK a
CASHIER, experienced; references
required; for busy counter: no Sun
days. no holidays. Apply NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
PRESS CLEANER

colored, heavy build. age 25-35.
capable of passing physical
exam; no experience necessary.
Apply Personnel, Room 506. Open
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-13
HELP MEN

RADIO BENCH MAN, must be exper.,
good pay, excel. working cond.
OR, 1900, Mr.. Kinnin. Ia
RADIO AND TELEvISION repairmen:
excellent salary; inside; day work
only. STAR RADIO CO.. 400 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-13
statesmen

OALEOMEN
We are looking for four good men
to sell heating and home modsrnizs.
plan available so that it helps you
In making the sale For the men
that we select there will be either
salary plus commission or draw
against commission plus able assist
giving full details Of your experi-
ence. Box 453-L, Star. lis
Evening star., 1950-10-13
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for O. colored
janitor who is 25-35 years of age,
ambitious, and capable of passing a
physical exam; the applicant Sc
1ected will work day hours while
being trained, and will be trans
after a months time. Apply @ per.
sonnel, Room 506. Open weekdays,
S;30-5; Sat-, 9-l. No phone calls.
Evening Star Building
II01 Peansyiysnia Ave NV
Evening star., 1950-10-13

HuspltaI, age Zo-4U. CO. 4LO4.
office, some typing. DI. 92S1. -l5
NURSERY TEACHER, experienced,
for mornings in school in Chevy
Chase area. State qualifications and
salary desired. P. o. Box 4026. D. C.
OFFICE GIRL; typing required. Ap-
ply 5000 Lee hwy, East Falls
Church. Ia
PIX RELIEF-Must be able to type:
prefer some office experience: 51z
days. Apply THE ESTHER SHOP.
1925 F st. NV -I3
PIX OPERATOR-CASH - 5-day
wk.; meals; disqualification; varied
hrs; SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. OIL.
Evening star., 1950-10-13

TEACHER. kindergarten. profession
ally trained and experienced for
cooperative school in Arlington.
OW 1909 -15
Evening star., 1950-10-13

Real Estate SaleSWOman
Unusual opportunity for experienced
real estate saleslady. One of the
leading firms Of Falls church. Con-
tact MR.. SEAY today. FA. 2620.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for high
school graduates between 81 and 25
years of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and typing Is
required. 40-hour, 5-day week,
S:30-5:30, Mon. through Fri Apply
personnel room, 500. Open week
days 5000. Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-13

Experienced preferred. but not abso-
lutely necessary; large appliance
chain; fine starting salary. generous
IIAMS DI 1926 Id
Evening star., 1950-10-13
WOMEN

White. for counter work, days or eve
nings. Apply 1419 Eye st. NV. -I5
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-09
Segregation
Continued from page one)

In the Texas case, Heman
Marion Sweat OF Houston de-
manded admission to the white
law school in Austin. He has re-
fused to attend a new law school
for Negroes set up by the state in
Houston.
The high court based its deei-
sion on a finding that the Negro
school at Houston would not be
the equivalent to the school pro-
vided for whites.
Vinson said Sweat may right
fully claim a legal education
equivalent to that offered by the
State to students OF other races"
At the same time. however, the
high court refused to give a new
ruling on the 54-year-old legal
doctrine that separate but-equal"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-09
(;atIhl-


Gatlin stated that he has written
the chairman Of the State Demo-
esa.ic committee asking that the
- be lifted barring colored. and
u no immediate action is given
hls next step will be to let the
nafional Association for the Ad-
0aAcelnent Of Colored People act.
The NAACP has called mass
aseeting for Sunday afternoon at
4 p. m. at St Peters Rock Baptist
Ahurch on 18th between Pulaski
I'D High.
The main object of the meeting
= to map a concrete program for
action on the denial of citizenship
rights TO Little Rock Negroes.
Rev. Mr.. Gatlin will be one Of
tie principal speakers, and Attor-
aey J. r. Booker. prominent at
ftuEney and president Of the Ma
ttsnai Negro Bar association. who
1T In on the recent segregation
case in Washington will review
md explain the Courts decision
in outlawing segregation in high
er education and railroad diners.
L. c. Bates. chairman of the leg
al redress committee Of the local
NAACP. stated that 1T is un-
fortunate at this time when the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-09

passenger is equally entitled to
is facilities in accordance with
reasonable regulations.
Burton added. The denial Of
dining service 10 any passenger
by the raiIroadlrules before Us
subjects him to a prohibited dis
advantage
Under the rules, only four
Negro passengers may be served
at one time and then only at the
table reserved for Negroes. Other
Negroes who present themselves
are compelled to await vacancy
at that table, although there be
many vacancies elsewhere in the
diner.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-09
Raps Bias


radio appeals to raise funds for
the hospital, pointed out that the
purpose Of the Catholic Church
is to lift people up from class
hatred, enmity and bigotry" Open
ing of the hospital he added, is a
turning point in the life Of the
community.
He said Bishop Thomas ]. Toolen
of the Noble Catholic Diocese
was the man who made the hos
pital possible"
Built at a cost Of S585,000, the
and Negro doctors. with Negro
hospital will have a staff Of white
nurses under direction of the Sis
tiers of Mercy.
The hospital was named for Mar
tin DePorres, Dominican lay bro
Their who nursed the sick in his
native Peru more than 300 years
ago. The institution has IS beds
with room for expansion. II is one
of the most modern in the South.
Other speakers at the dedication
ceremonies were Sister M. Berna-
dine, mother general of the Sisters
of Mercy; DR.. f. B. Goode, presi-
dent of the local Negro medical
group; City Commissioner J. r.
Mitternight; Father Vincent D.
Warren. who pioneered in work
among Negroes Of the Mobile
Diocese, and Bishop Toolen.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-09
Negro Bishop
Praises America
Visiting England

London-Bishop Joseph Kiwan-
uka. w F. Vicar Apostolic of Ma
aaka. Uganda, Africa, completing
n trip to United States, Canada and
Great Britain, arrived here, prais-
ing the reception and treatment he
received ON the North American
continent
The prelate, one of the first two
Negro Bishops Of modern times is
q direct descendant of the Uganda
martyrs. lie was eonsecrated a Bis
hop by His Holiness Pope Plus XII,
in November. 1889. in Rome. At the
same time. another Negro clergy
man was eonsecrated, Bishop Ig-
nstius Ramarasandratna, Vicar A
postolic of Miarinarivo.
The short, smiling Prelate. with
his striking violet sash, passed
through London on his way to visit
Cork University. and the Dublin
Aasadquarters OF the Legion of
Nary. He has established the So
Se{ety in his own vicariate of
11asaka.
He will visit Scotland and Rome
"a his way home. While here the
B(shop met Archbishop William
Godfrey. Apostolic Delegate to
Great Britain. He also called on
che White Father at Heston. Mid
dlesex. just outside London, where
ne was once a student
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eyes Of the world are focused on
Arkansas, that people will let their
antebellum traditions override
principles of democracy Mr..
Bates continued, we are hoping
that this color ban can be broken
peaeeably, But. If 1t takes a court
fight, now is just as good a time
as any other" Mr.. Bates concludes:
II a law is doubtful, the only way
to tell whether ii is constitutional
or not, is TO test it,
June "a is the deadline for filing
for the summer primaries.