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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

Radio Corporation of America,
Camden. New Jersey. Lockheed
Aircraft Corporation, Marietta,
Georgia. International business
Machine Corporation. New York
Western Electric Company, KeaT-
ncy. New Jersey. syIvRnia Elec-
trio Products, Long Island. New
York, Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce, North Carolina Mutual
Lifc Insurance Company; Rich
m0nd Chamber Of Commerce.
North Carolina Mutual Life In
Surance Company; city Investing
Company, New York; United
states Atomic Energy Commits
sion, Textile Workers Union,
(CIOb, Chicago DEFENDER;
United states Auto Workers
(CtOl, Virginia state Federation
IT Labor. AmRlgRmated Clothing
Workers Of America (CIOD, Uni
ted states Department Of Agri.
culture. Medical College of Wiz.
GINA. TIME Incorporated; Sclec-
tive Service System. United states
Department Of State: Foundry
Educational Foundation, Virginia
Mutual Benefit life Insurance
Company. Virginia beef Cattle
Producers Association; United
states Department Of Labor: r
Mars, The Contract Company, and
the Negro Labor Committee.
Student Interest Groups in
science, social work commerce,
fine arts. home economies,
mechanical Industries, agriculture.
and the armed services wsTc held
Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning The closing session
will be held IN the afternoon
On Friday the conference COM
mittee will rvaluate the results Of
these sessions and meetings,
Walter N Ridley was chairman
Of the College Conference Plan
ming Committee. assisted by Miss
Ann TNnncyhill. the Leagues vo-
cational Guidance director.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21
CRY FEPc ORDINANCE
TABLED 90 DETROIT

Detroit amp The chance
If the Motor City getting a city
FEPC Ordinance darkened last
week after the Common Council
voted six TO three to delay final
action on the proposed Fair En-
ployment Practices Act
Following on the heels Of
hearing last week in the council
chambers Of organizations and
businesses groups who opposed
the ordinance. the delay was ap-
proved after several eouncilmen
said that the issue involved pOliti-
cal implications and should be
settled after the election Nov. 8
The FEPC ordinance has been
before the City Council since Aug.
II.
II was drafted by the Detroit
Citizens Committee for Equal EN-
ployment Opportunities.
The proposed ordinance calls for
the establishment Of a seven-man
commission on employment II
prohibits discrimination in EN-
ployment because Of race, creed,
color. religion or national origin.
II would also provide a fine OF
not less than 500 nor more than
$500 for violations.
TINE FRIENDS . LOVE
l love that host Of constant
friends
Who love me In return
And not for what they hope to
get,
But have no such concern.
The so-called friends one has TO
buy
With any sort Of price
Can soon be bought by some one
else
They're easy to entice.
I love the friends whose love is
real.
Who harbor no deceit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

Petersburg. Va. --- American
business and industry are employ.
ing an increasing number Of Ne.
groeS In many positlons that were
formerly closed 10 them" Frank
NJ. lotion, vice president Of the
Chase National Bank of the CITY
Of New York told the opening ses-
sion Of the three day carser Con-
ference at Virginia State College
this morning, Hs spoke before
400 students and faculty mem
bers and the SiEhty.two consul.
tanta
Mr. lotion urged the students
To prepare themselves 10 meet
successfully the competition In
job finding. American leaders In
every phase Of community and &C.
0nornic Iife." he said. ARE learning
10 be teammates. they are learn
ing 10 work together, they are
learning 10 adjust themselves 10
the great and urgent problems Of
todAy's highly competitive 50
ciety."
Purpose Of the conference IL 10
AeqpaInt students about job Op.
portuhities In industry, govern.
msnt and the professions and To
point up the reservoir Of potential
akIIlA that are available In the
colleges. The Career Conference II
co-spOnAored by the college and
the National Urban League, a vol
untAry service agency with bs
local branches In 10 states, design
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

for OIL the State-for people who sell
materials and supplies to the COM
PanreS, and food, clothing and house
hold appliances to the employees.
More Ore Factories?
In the near future another kind Of
ore factory may JOIN the concentrating
plants in MinneSota's iron county,
factories to make iron ore out Of the
even leaner. even more abundant rock
called taconite, In fact, one expert
mental taconite plant is already in oper-
alton and two more are being built.
Bigger commercial scale taconite
plants are eoming-aIong with contin-
uing benefits for all Minnesota. The
ore producers arc anxious to maintain
operations to insure the future Of min
ing in this State.
the IRON MINING INDUSTRY
OF MINNESOTA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

member Of the Roanoke DemOCra-
tic executive committee. said the
new proposed body will not be al
He'd with any political group or
economic liberal or labor
The dentist explained that the
program Of the organization Will
be- concerned with educating the
people through radio, forums,
meetings and literature and APP
pcals to take advantage OF the
franchise as one means of lmpruv-
ing their lot and securing and
maintaining good government
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21
Ever seen an iron ore factory?

density" SeraratoTS that actually foat
off the waste rock.
Remarkable as this plant would look
to you, YOU would be more impressed
at the number Of them that have been
built in recent years across MinneSota'S
MeSabi and Guyana ranges, Over so
such concentrating plants arc now in
operation in the State.
MinRSsoNo Coins
And, much as these plants mean
to America-With defense needs CON
SANITY Soaring-Ihey mean Still more
TO Minnesota.
These plants mean jobS-steady jobs
for thousands Of men like Emil Sip
pola. They mean conservation Of q
great Minnesota reSource-for, as the
leaner ores are used, the life Of the high
grade ores still remaining can be great
y stretched. They mean good business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

You can see one now, just behind
MIR. SiPPola. That big, buSineSSlike
plant IS actually factory that makes
good iron ore out Of material no old
time miner would have hooked at twice
Entering this plant each year arc }
million tons Of ore that looks like sand
and rock-ore containing only 1915
iron. Leaving it-after extensive treat
ment-are | million tons Of ore with
the highly respectable iron content Of
S7%.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

The annual public meeting at
the list Grand Chapter % Kappa
Alpha Psi. IN Indianapolis. Ind,
Dec 1920 Will be- addressed by
Or. Herman G Canady. head Of
the department Of psychology
West Virginia State college. Or
Canady IL active in the councils OF
the American Psychological As
ISOLATION. has contributed several
reference books. and IL a frequent
speaker at leading colleges and
conferences - CANP).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21
Dear Customer

Dear Customer
The Oussy Clothing Store at ave NIsOIIO' Ave.
'skss shIs opportunity 10 express OPPTSsIu'IO" Cor
your loyalty and Pu'To"OsS customer through
shS post YSuT.
This. We have tried hord 70 deserve and we
shelf keep right trying so that next year re-
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pIoysss ut OAIILY'S have tried 10 bs generous uHd
hslpsV 10 you !" every way. while making purchases
az the store.
And q, such q time us chTIssmaS. Sspss-
IGIIy hSPpy 20 extend you a wish tOr health oNd
There ere three more shopping days before
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your 0WT NEHDS can STMI "a FOUND
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MMBER o. TINE FANNY
on PRIEND
BUY NOW - PAY NEXT YEAR
NO DOWN NO
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WE WILL ~ OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

presentatiyes. The site selected Is
the southern tip Of the Kingston
race course where Paul Robson,
some three years ago. sang TO a
crowd Of nearly 100000,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

Orc processing Of this sort IS a big
job, a tough one, a dramatic one to
watch. Rocks are pounded to pieces in
great cTuSherS- Water-milliouS Of gal
Ions Of it-launders the orc, washing
away the sand. Much Of the orc can
not be treated in this way goes
through other machines such as heavy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-21

Deliver me from twisted minds
Whose hope Is but to beat,
And from the one who'd sell . soul
For meat or bread or place,
Such are the ones who're breaking
down
The morals Of the race.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

9ilber=, &eliaiieii- iiitb Seilige,ber-
ebruns gefdrnpft. 9lls enolid 4onio
8enael auf tuieoerbolte entibieoene
9robungen bes 9apites oagegen ein-
idritt, 5ogen iih Ole !Slriiiten auf
S0ben suriid. Sn Yrag periibten lie
unter 5iibruns 3i5fas uno oes ab.
gefauenen Wonbes Sobann p. Snlalt
i6n1a6bolle 8reueltaten unb pliinoer-
ten 5ablreide &lolter. gu anfang oes
t6. SSabrbunoerts, als iid bie Suiii-
ten Sem 2utbertum naberten, nermin-
oerte licb bie 3abI Ser Suiltten. 9is
al1f SEN beutigen Gag finoen iid Spu>
rem oes Suiiitisnuts in Dem ebenali-
gen bliibenOen 8obmen. Die eide
den tparen BON ieber ben 9eutl6-
g0bmen freunoli6 gelinnt 2a5u
fameit ieit Dem 1etten @eltfrieg oie
&ommunilten, tpel6e 5l.iammen nit
Sen 1ide6en gegen bie oeutide 8e-
sic beionoers bas 2anb BE-
pobnte, cine graltlame 8erfolsung
beganner, ibre Sduier unb sseloer
perlpiil lteten l1nb oie 8epobner bes
2anoes berpieIen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

iDanote in Der aften Seinat bereit-
itellten, oamit es ibnen nab ariegs-
enbe iibergeben tpiiroe Die goli-
tif bes Office of Mlien Hropertp'
tpar Die Holitif oes aremls, amsge-
fiibrt bon &arrD 0erter @bite linD
Mlger SiB lnb ibrer bnntibedigen
Sippe."
Senator 2anger nennt bies yttur
einen fleinen Musi6nitt aus Der Sbi-
fanierung, ole ltattgefunoen bat"
Inter BEN l1nserebtiefeiten, tpelhe
man geraoe iett begebt, adblt er aud
oie aonfis3ierl.ng oes oeutiden Bot
idaftsgeballoes in @aibfitgton auf.
gr ordngt auf cine l1nteriubung al-
Ter 8erlesungen Der &edte auf belit-
ides gigentum. 'Sein 8eiebentipurf
S-S73 1piirbe Dem n9llien BropertD
Office" ouftragen, nibtna5iltiihen
uno INSTRUMENTATION 9eutiden
alles 8ermogen 5lt iibergeben, bas
ibnen bon amerifanii1en @ertpanbten
perna6t purbe. Muf bieie @eiie tpiir-
oe penigltens elm fleiner Mnfang ge-
nadt meroen 5u elmer @ieoerglltma=
dung Ser ibdnbliben Gerlebrng Ser
oeutiden gteentumsre6te, sic iiber-
aa in Ser 8elt bon Ben Siegern be-
gangen tpnroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
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<Sobalo ser Gbobarber ollltanoige
9l1tter bat uno bepor oieielben bart
geiporoen iinO, iollte man lie 5ur
8einbereitl1ng beniiten. 6olgenoeS
Gerfabren lit zines Ser beIten: Stint
8funo in biinne Sdeibden geldnitte=
men 8lattl ltielen iebe man flint Blnt
@ailer bin5u rno Qalie alles neun
Gage lang lteben uno riibre tagiih
breinal nit einem b0l5ernen Soffel
oie Maiie gut burbeinanOer. 9anah
ieibe man Die Waiie our6 etn grobes
Su6, iese auf ie fiinf Fint @oiier
bier Gfl1no 3uder uno Sen Saft bon
slpei Sitronen (2emons) ioapie oie auf
3uder abgeriebene ISd)ale elmer 81,
trone 5u. HadOem oie Otalie lid ge-
flGrt bat, 1pirb tie in Elm reines Sab
gefiiut, Dos man iolange ungeipunoet
IGBt, bis oie 8drllng poritber lit.
0onn fam man oen @ein ani 6la=
l6en 5ieben. Sic Gbabarberbldtter
biirfen nid)t gefo6t peroen, lonlt err
balten Sic 8elee ooer Gbubarbermlls,
bon oem man feinen @ein erbalten
fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
{. s., ga.

Sic f0nnen SSbre elnfrage lelblt
nab foIgenoer 3uiammenltellung Ger
perI6ieoenen thermometer beantpor-
ten: 1. @in man 6abrenbett in Teal-
mur peripanoeln 10 5iebt man crit
BON Sen @raoen nad Sabrenbelt
32 8rab ab, multipli5iert Damn nit 4
,uo oipibiert bierauf init 9. 60 itno
). g. Y @rab Sabrenbeit gleih
20 @rao Gemuml1r, inoem man oon
II 5uerlt 32 ab5iebt, 1pobei mani 45
erb1lt, bieles nit 4 mllltipli5iert
GS0) unb nit 9 oioioiert, mas 20
ereibt. @ia man 5abrenbeit in Gel
iius u1rapanbeln, 10 5iebt man 80 ab,
mltltipli5iert Damn nit 5 unb oipt=
oiert nit 8. 2. SSH man Gellius IN
Heaumur perlpuroeln, 10 multiple
siert man nit a uno bipioiert nit s.;
mill man Gellils in 6obrenbeit Der
tpanoeln, 10 nilnmt man Sic Nn5abl
ser @raoe na6 Geliius / uno a 5iinf,
tel NAL unb 5Gblt Damn 80 bin5u.
3. @in man Reallmltr in Geliius Der
manoeln, 10 nimmt man bie an5abl
Ser @raoe 1Amal; mill man Healt'
muir in 5abrenbeit pertpanoeln 10
nimmt man Sic 4n5abl Ser 8raoe
2Amal unO 5lblt bann 80 bin5n.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

tes lit 6as Bor5iiglitbite un6 Serbor.
rogen6Ite bes gnnaen SDIldbus: Ser
romiid)e Yonttfer fann ltno ion iooiel
ols mOglid am Sortihritt Der 3ini-
lilation mitpirfen." Bon allen aht5ig
Sdsen bat feiner 10 Diel .6obn mnb
8era6tung gefunoen, beionoers BON
ieiten Der llnfrnbigen. @ie erIbeint
oieler Sob i'm 2iht bes mobernen
Staates? @as lit aus bem bielge-
riibmten sSortibritt geiporoen uno
mas bat bie, bielgeprieiene 3ipiliia-
tion gebrabt? Millionen 9lrbeitsloie
mitten im lteberfluB, fieberbafte milf
tariide InfriiItnng in alien 2Gnbern,
oiftatoriife Serrlbaft auf Sen 9fni-
men Ser 0enofratie 1no repoIntio.
mare l(nrltbe in Ser gan3en @elt!
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Drr ,tiisltd1r 6ptrgrl

8on ben Srauen ieiner 3eit iagte
ser romii6e 0i6ter Supenal: 1p1b-
reno tie itd aus 1tno anfleiben unb
ibre Saar5ieroe beIorgen, bergebt bas
Sabr. Mebnlif fonnte man tpobl ald)
bellt5utage bon bielen oes erauen=
geldlehtes iagen 8erne BON &leioer=
prabt reoen, bdufig Dor Dem Sptegel
iif betrahten, bas lit nod iest oas
Sagetperf pieler Gbrilten. gu bieier
8eidaftigung fano di6 aud Die
FL. &olalie binge5ogen in ibrer SUI
genb; ieoob balo tpirfte bie @nabe in
ibr, oaB iie bon ben Sreuben, tpelfe
aleioerpra6t llno But uerihaffen,
iid losiagte uno Dem Dienlte @ottes
iid dpiomete. ginlt iaB iie ndmlib
mieoer Dor Dem 'Spiegel, ibrean 2ieb-
lingsort, Inn burb &ilfe besielben
ibren Mn5ug 5u oronen; ibm gegen-
iiber bing bas Bilb bes gefreu5igten
8eltbeilanbes. @ie nun @oialie Dor
DEM 5piegel iid geieben batte, ba
mari bieier neblt ibrem 8ilbe audi
nod oas 8ilo oes @efreuaigten ibrem
Nugen enteegen, mas ibre Seele nit
8eitiir5ung erfiillte. 0as 8ilo 1es
&eilanoes i1ien ibr bie @orte 5u5u-
rufen: Sieb Sen Menibeniobn, ben
bu gefreu5igt baft nit beiner Soffart,
iieb Die @nnoen, Die 1u geiMagen
bait nit beiner gitelfeit, iieb oie Sci
tenipunben, bic bu our9babrt bait nit
oeiner &leiberpra1t! Bon oieien
@eoanfen ourdbrungen itanb @oialie
BON ibrern Sit Dor 6em 5piegel a,,i
leate lire Bradtgeudnber ab, bic tie
5ur lnteritiitllng Der Mrmen pertper-
tete, uno fing elm 2eben Der BuBe uno
3erfniridung an, bas ibr audi bon
@ott NIT etpiger tSeligfeit belobnt
Doroen lit.
8ie Der fiinitlibe 5piegel uns oie
Mdngel unieres &orpers aeigt, 10
aeigt nns Der geiitige Spiegel, oas
8ilo bes @efreuaigten, sic M1ngel
unierer Seele. Sb, baB tpir. bod ienen
5piegel, Der Die 5ebler Der 5eele an
gibt otter lno eifriger betradteten
als ienen 5piegel, Der eenaht lit fir
ben Mnblid oes a0rpers! Wie biele
niislihe uno fromme @eoanfen tpiir-
ben 6a in unierer 5eeIe anfiteigen,
bas 8oie aus unierem &er3en Der.
orGngen uno uns Dem @iIoe Gbriiti
dbnliher mohen. Dem GbnIih 3u lper-
ben mnier 4eruf III. II
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gines ser geliinoelten 8rGuter lit
bas 8eteriilienfral1t (8arslep). Maa
gebraudt Dos 8eteriilienfraut als
poraiigli6es Ofittel bel @allenIteinen
1nO bel 6ieberanfd4en. gu bieiein
3lped 5erihneioet man bas &raut
neblt Oen @ur5eln, iibergieBt bas
8an5e nit lal11parmem @aiier nno
preBt ben Saft beraus, Sen ntan nod,-
mails NIT ettpas 8aiier bermilbt.
Sieberfranfe lollten iebe balbe Stunoe
einen gBloffel BON Saft trinfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

ib meinen Sammel baIb rob eIien.
I6er elm an0ermal! gs lon min feiner
10 1pie0er fommen!"
Die &unoe bon Der 8egnabiguns
trieb 6ie b6l5ernen S6auipieler ale
auf Die 8iibne. Sic siinbeten ldrntlibe
2ibter an tpie bel elmer JeItborltel-
lung, biipften 1no tanaten uno 1paret
luitig bis tief in Die Naht binein.
(slus Ser .@el6idte ooan b0l-
5ernen 8engele", nit bielen for
bigen 8ilbern, i'm 200. Sallieno
bel Seroer, Sreiburg /. Br., er-
i6ienen.)
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Die 8enublng BON 8rieftaltben
CUR 8eforoeruns bon idriftliden Mit.
teilungen lit nidt neu. S6on oie
alten 4egppter unb 8rieben iotpie
sic &Grner benubten 8rieftauben 5ur
lleberbrinsung BON 8otibaften. SIM
Mittelalter ipar bic 8er1penoung pon
8rieftauben auf ben Orient be-
idr6nft. BUR 3eit Oes 9lbfalls Ser
Nieoerlanoe 1puroen lie in europa be.
fannt, aber crit i'm Mnfans oes nelln-
5ebnten Sabrbunoerts in England.
gelgien llno goroe5ranfreif benut-
ten iie fir 8reiie l,no 8orie. l1nbe-
fl,gte Gerlpenbung bon 8rieftauben
lit ltrafbar.
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M1AknnH
Bon grpf. s. W. 0mebreu,
@ebaftenr bes ,@aiienfrennb',
643 Spntb Sbio Abenue,
Columbus, Gbip
= Sir bic Gdipeitern in Ntegifo

@egen nun6erlei llnannebmlihs
feiten uno Gerip1tllngen mogen 2eler,
mel6e Sen S6meitern IN 0terifo cine
8obe 5l,tpenoen nollen, ibre 8abe
bireft per Boltanipeilung an folgenoe
IoreIie ienoen: Srita. slna Waria
Montes, 9lpenioa A go. 81, San
8eoro De log 8inos, Merico 9. 5.
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Suliiten linb bie slnbanser oes
bobmii6en &ebers Sobannes &us, ser
81 slnfang oes Is. Sabrbunoerts ieine
reformatoriihen Sheen 81 perbreitea
iuhte. 3ie fatboliiben Brieiter tpucs
Sen perbrdngt uno es puroe gegen
Evening star., 1951-09-16
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BY the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Sept. 15.-A man who described
himself as friend and business
representative of Roberto Rossel-
lini said today the Italian film
directors marriage to Ingrid Berg
man is headed for the rocks.
Mario Parpagnoli, who arrived
yesterday to sell Italian movies,
told newspapermen the Rossellini-
Bergman romance began to cool
after Ingrid was forced by Ro-
berto's objections to turn down a
"fat contract" to make four pic
lures for British producer Alex
ander Korda.
Parpagnoli said Rossellini
strongly opposed having anyone
but himself direct Ingrid's movies.
He described Rossellini as a "vol-
cano," while Ingrid. he said, was
calm and opposed to sensational
ism.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

less than 1000 a month, Senator
Williams said.
Officers of the Kansas City firm
include a former Western Mis-
souri, Internal Revenue collector
and a former State WPA director,
Senator Williams said.
Purchases Handled by CCC.
The CCC handles purchases un-
der the farm price support pro-
gram for the Agriculture Depart
ment.
Senator KEN said there also had
been a disclosure that % past and
present employees of the Farm
Credit Administration (FCA) at
st. Louis were involved in specu-
lation in oil interests in lands
in which the FCA was interested
These unsavory transactions
require a full investigation by
the Senate Committee on Agri-
culture" Senator KEN said.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ken Demands Probe
OF Money Handling by
Horticulture Officials
BY the Associated Press

Senator KEN, Republican of
Missouri, said yesterday he wants
a Congressional probe of money
handling programs in the Agri-
culture Department.
He will ask, in a resolution tc
be submitted tomorrow. that
$150,000 be allotted for the in
vestigation.
The purpose of the inquiry, he
said, would be to find out whether
officers and employees of the Agri-
culture Department have mis-
used Federal funds "or have per-
sonally prof1ted by the manner ir
which such funds have been ad-
ministered, or have engaged ir
other activities which may tend
to discredit or lessen public con-
fidence in the Department OF
Agriculture and the farm pro-
gram.
Can't See Grain, Graft Mixing.
Corn and wheat do not mix
we'll with graft and corruption,
SeOator KEN added.
The Midwest Republican sale
his resolution was prompted BY
| a speech in the Senate Thursday
by Senator Williams, Republican
of Delaware.
| Senator Williams charged thai
a Kansas City, Mo-, firm received
$685., POI in 20 months from the
Commodity Credit Corp (CCCI
for use Of buildings at CAM
Crowder, Mo. The buildings wer'
leased by the company from tht
War Assets Administration fol
Evening star., 1951-09-16
d. c. Red Cross Asks
For 300 Volunteers

The District Red Cross yesterday
appealed for 800 volunteers to
serve in such posts as nurses
aides, gray ladies, canteen workers
and motor corps drivers.
Mrs. Arthur Krock is leading a
campaign this month for 1000
new volunteers. Only 1877 have
answered the appeal to date. she
said.
The chapter house is at 1870
e street NV,
Evening star., 1951-09-16

tly was assigned to the Office of
the Inspector General here, where
he served until his Fort Meade
assignment in February, 1949.
He is a native of Mora, Mimi,
and a graduate of the School of
Medicine at the University of
Iowa. He entered the army in
1926.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

Army surgeon
at Fort Meade,
Md, is return
ing to Wash
ington on duty.
He will be
the new chief
of the person.
mel division in
the Surgeon
Generals office
here, effective
October Is.
After he was
released from
the Japanese in
1OdS CoI GIa4
Evening star., 1951-09-16
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Evening star., 1951-09-16
K. G. Reflects Considine

Charles j. Considine, 1884 Rit-
Itenhouse street NV. has been re-
Ielected as vice supreme master
fourth degree, Knights of Colum-
bus. He is a past State deputy of
the K. of c. for the District, Pan
anna and Puerto Rico, and a past
grand knight of Potomac Council
here.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Col. GIdffIy 10 Return Here
As Medical Personnel Chief

Col. Harold w. Glattly, taken
prisoner by the Japanese at Ba-
taan in April, 1912, and now End
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Soil Conservation Grows

DES MONIES. - Soil conserva-
ton has been established involving
more than 900 million acres in the
United States.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
RosseIIini and Inurid Reported Near Break

Il wouldn't be surprised to wake
up some morning to find they had
separated" said Parpagnoli.
ROME, Sept. Is (P.-Neither'
Roberto RoSsellini nor Ingrid
Bergman could be reached today
for comment on a Buenos Aires
report that their marriage is
headed for the marital rocks.
Friends of the two, however.
said they are happy and there is
no indication any brakeup is in
the wind.