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Cnamper maid Thlte. experienced
local references: to live in; private
room BATH and porch; $3.50 per
mo. EN-. 1857. 5
MAID. part time. am, to clean doc
tors ofice and answer phone. Age
25-35,- local ref. Apply 1-3 pm
la32 Eye st. n. W, bsmt.
MAID-Responsible Live in. Sun
days and every other Saturday of.
S25. JA 4-0529. a
MAID-C0OK and ghw.. neat, clean
girl; noon til after dinner; la-day
W Tk' bssl loesl refs, req; s22 wk. Call
MAID, doctors home and ONCE, Silver
Spring: live in; 1S to 35 yrs. fond
Of children; local refs:; S25 per vk
MaINTENANcE MAI ifSsi MAN and ehaufieu, 2
for guest house. $50 per VIZ. Wife
MAN to lve-in for cooking and
g.h.w. References. Call CO. 4754
NURSE. white. exper. only. to care
for emo. .-old baby; live in; 18th
GOOD salary; refs. REQ. u; Apply by
letter stating qualifications. Boy
NURSEMAm, light INV, light cook.
ing, hours 3-S: Sat. l0-S; S2I. Dr.
not apply unless thoroughly ex.
nerienced DE FL % Ant SU1 -
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HELP DOMESTIC

ADVENTIST, colored. a5-35. live in
s:h.E; and cooking. local ref; SIS
CHILD CARE-G.H.w.: must be exper
and fond Of children; live in; S@5
per wk,; all modern eonveniences,
COOK. G.H.w.. ironing; 5-day Wk.
live in or out; must be experienced
and have city references; S25 to
start. EN-. 6245. %
CoOK-G.H.W.. > school children: of
Thurs; and Sun; SIS EN-. 1854.
COok-G, H W.-EXp. refs. Eeauired
prefer live in; $50 week. OR. $50
COOK AND G.H.w.. white. under so;
must be experienced; live in up
stairs room. private bath; conven-
lent in-town location; go 10 Virginia
mountains IN summer; liberal time
COOK. G.H.W.; 5l2 days, S35 per
week; references required: live. in
COOK. settled white woman: live in.
Ist-fioor rm and bath; in family;
9Th SShsF aIS5P hslP employed; salary open.
COOK and ghw.. 3 days. small apt
le- through 8, dinner. $50. EN-
COOK and 1st-hoor work. noon It'll
AFTER sifsr din2er; me ze} 5}.es-day week s9od
coTPLE, WHiTE. cook and butler;
S:h;w.; attrac.. Independent apt; for
GENERAL HoTsEWoRK, care Of .
reliable. SIS wk Ii. 3-2..51. IS
G.H.W., live in. settled woman plain
cooking; good salary. JA 2-1l74.
G.H.W.. fond Of children; days:
So week and carfare Call OIL.
G.H.W.. exper.; plain cooking. fond
OF children; live in, upstairs room
Thurs, afternoon and all day Sun.
of; S@5 wk,, sH. 1873. 10
children. Applicant need not reply
without local references $50 a wk
EN- $3.50 after 10 am. Is
G.H.W.-Help with cooking and baby;
6ia-day week; city refs. Ia. 05s2
GIRL, part time. light housework: D.
children. EN-. 4072. -6
GIRL OR WOMAN for g.h.v.: under
stands cooking, with references Pvt
room with bath; S35 per week.
Willing TO live in Philadelphia
GIRL OR WOMAN. general house
work. laundry light cooking. must
HOUSEMAN, general household duties
prepare. serve dinner. light laundry.
other personal services: neat, re-
hned. reliable: character refs.
health card. drivers lie. REQ; paid
vacations; S12O mo. FIR. 74SI after
pm. Thurs. for interview.
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ADDITIONS and modernizing, cellar
to roof Cali ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 931 New York ave. NV.
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S!a.oU. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
sl3 l4th St. NV.
"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New, 1881 '4-h.p. units in factory
s225. PARAMOUNT CO. Ga. ave
al W st. NV: HU. 4s00. THE
ORIGINAL cash discount house"
AMMONIA COMPRESSOR. York
Model D-6, water-cooled with 3-h.p p
92 G95E9ltf SE% inE motor 1tos BeSt offer, Cal
BAsY sIs S..Rlsa5 SSaRRAGE and and ms1t5sss
EsRBIERf0 CHAIR. $40; / set barber
tools tools S insl. a 2 pr. electric clippers
BABY A5 .aRns 6Rs adj sd3ustaSs ms.s,.: heights
window bookcase. HO. 0751.
BABY CRIB and mattress, high
quality like new. Phone evenings,
BABY CRIB sALE-Must make room
masss 9a tqs from s er0s carfagss tr9m ssS rom
S14.95. NATIONAL BABY SHOP.
2461 18th st NV. Open Monday
Wednesday. Saturday ewes.
BABY CRIBS. SIs.sS; cash only; nc
dsl; strollers high chairs. playpens
night 90 only. IA. l540. JUVE.
NILE SALES WISE. 355 Cedar st
BASINS. SINKS. BATHTUBs; buii,
in, S25. Fittings, new or used.
BLOCKS. 1856 NJ st NV. NO. 1905
BASSINET, complete. S4; bathinet
$40; Formica baby tender, $40;
baby scales, 81 TIE. 5000. Ext. "A
BATHTUBS, new, used. built in, legs
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 500
BATHROOM FIXTURES, Amer. Std.
kit. sink, h.-w. heaters on display
lowest prices. T. J. FITzMAURICE
CO. 1880 H st. ne. II. 4-5436.
BEER COOLER FRIGIDAIRE, dry
box, 21-csse Capacity. used
BED. dble antique type, 4-poster
dark mahog., with spring and mat.
tresss. S35; Monitor apt. sized wash
machine. exc. cond. S25.. RA. 2S78
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FURN. SALE NEW

SAVE UP TO 40 PER CENT
7pc. maple din. rm. suite. now
$145; hideawayS reduced. now
S115.95-S1S9: innerspg. matt. box
spr. on legs. S3995: Beautyrest box
spr. or matt. now $49.95. Come in,
brouse around; compare prices
KING. 5000 Ga. ave, SH. 5S91.
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc, at great say
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 46O New York ave. NV
daily. 1915: Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
DHSPOSERS. and dish
washers. new, below wholesale price;
disposers, special builders model. S65
ur:. dishwashers; Sl95 up. leading
make, full guar. Call GEORGE
PARKER Ii. T-4097.
GAS RANGE. 4-burner, Welbilt. with
oven, broiler and storage compart-
ment; excellent condition. TIE. 5s23.
GAS RANGES. new, used; also coal.
wood and oil ranges, new. used.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. $685..
GAS RANGES, new. used; credit: in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
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Live IN. assist with children; upstairs
room and bath: must have CITY ref
efences. OIL. 3o57. 3
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BUILDER-CONTRACToR. Reasonable
prices. 10. 9-9353. %
WHERE is THE SAFEST place in the
world for your money today? For
answer call r. WILLIAMSON. DU.
MAKE S YOUR SLAVES
N. Y. investment firm will snalyze
any size savings without obligation
to you for increase OF your earnings,
G. M. HELFENSTEIN. DU. S62l.
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Private
home. corner rm., $40 wk. WI
ALEXANDRIA-Corn rm., next tc
bath, in pvt home. 5 Minis. tc
Pentdgon; breakfast optional. KI
ARLINGTON, NORTH-Lse. en-, 4
blk. from bus; parking for car: GEN.
tiemer only. CT. S9i0.
LIv. RM. AND BEDRM.. twin beds
pvt. entrance, semipvt. bath; . blks
to Col. pike bus. minis. direct tc
Navy andS Pentagon. Is minis. 1Gtf
and Penna. $50 mo- for q, 3105 S
ARLINGTON-Sgle rm.. IS per Wk
dble rm.. $3.50 each per week M
: buslines. JA. 7-5714 -5
BETHESDA-Lovely home, bedrm.,
pvt. bath, 3rd floor; complete pri-
vacy; $40 mo. OIL. 7640. IS
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MiscL. FOR SALE tcont.l
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock Of good used lumber
flooring. doors. windows, plumbing
pipe, boilers and radiators al
bargain prices. HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. ne. AT. 400.
BLDG. MATERIAL-1O double huns
sash 40x6S. complete trim. full
screens; $50 ca. All $3.50. IA
2-3S26. =
case: like new: $50. EN- o56i. -
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HEATERS AND STOVES

New, used: gas. oil coal wood. ACME
STOVE. 1011 9TH NV. Ma. S952.
KITCHEN CABINETS and sinks, 40es
discount factory shipments. DIS.
PLAY ROOM, 203S Eye st. NV. ST
LIviSG RIM. FURNITURE. 8 chairs,
sofa, tables. lamps. pictures. AL
3599. g
LIVING ROOM SUITE, Q pc., wine
mohair, rubber foam cushions, slip
covers. $S5; washer, Thor Auto.
magic, excel. cond., $50. AP. 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. s35; Royal type
writer, Sl5. mimeograph. S35. GEN.
TRIAL, 2Ol9 I4th st. NV. HU. 512I.
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs elec-
tlic. Reconditioned Guaranteed:
S7a.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one-
room kit and bath, completely
lurn Aforementioned apt; tue and
2 people; full hotel service no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. Ma 1926.
PRIVATE ESTRANCE-Nice rm.. next
bath: hot plate, linens, dishes, refgr.;
S45 mo. l424 Belmont NV. IS
LV. RM.. BEDRM.. kitchen and pvt.
bath; ADULTS, S75. Gaithersburg 555
FALLS CHI -bedrm apt: kit. nv.
rm.. bath; 10 min. Pentagon; mar
rted adults only; no children or pets:
GENTLE home: Sl05. Call z to o
pm. KE 3-7O3S.
NO. ARL., 5-rm. apt, pvt. entr.. bath,
garage, Oil heat, married adults only:
no children or pets; gentile home;
Sl2b. Call fn u m KE 2.rn2a
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

1918 33rd PL.-Nicely furn. bed. .-liv.
rn. in new home of empl. cple.: ext.
phone; / person: $50. VI. 373S. =
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM. for
cple. or sgle. man, all privil. Ii.
}-240T. a
kit. and laundry privileges. VI.
S133 between 3 and : pm .
LARGE RM.. with = beds. for . girls:
share entire 7-rm. home: all privils
and conveniences. Ii. 4-3424 afy-
time; S27.5 each q month. a
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-A-brae, china. glass
ware. oriental art objects, Jewelry,
rugs, sliverware, paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
IURRAY, ia. 1888
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SECOND MAID

oGNO4NO MALL
Live IN. assist with children; upstairs
.2ene.s .@em snd oI 5ith s6ng R9st have city sef
WOMAN |. white or coleMd; live in;
Sun, pvt. upstairs I'm. and bath;
3 adults; recent refs. RA. s6I0.
TosAS ''s y io195sS sSiiS So sH Yrs 5s or over to
WoMAi. white, care of children
and gin W; live in, studio room with
bath; ST. 1855, Ext. 1875 or sH
la dSnssS. S fS home ee,Fars2 os 1ass 80 ironing @
EXPERIENCED GIRL wanted for
/, eh.w. and cooking: 5l2 days: .
adults; very good salary. AID. S2:53
WANTED refined. settled white lady
10 help with ,housework and care
and small salary. WA, 4;234. -
REFINED white or colored woman to
with baby; hours day, ) days
TB' il: shHl5s4!9'v' hlT5s44!sviiie afes' gu PCT X
DAY WORKER days per week
Able stay nights as baby sitter
Home located Ga. ave; extended.
Silver Spr., Md. Call Ii. 1850
SETTLED coLoRED GIRL or woman
to live in; fond Of children; good
refs: GE: 0s61,
$50 WEEK and annual bonus. exper.
cook. g.h.w.. no laundry. Must be
fond Of children. age 5 and J.:
references; white or colored. Call
OIL 1904 ewes
DO YOU want to share new congenial
home? Working parents. chill
dren of z and 4 need q reliable
exper. housekeeper. Live in, $50 wk
ST I471 a
LIVE IN, $35 A WEEK
Reliable well experienced woman be.
tween 25 and As for cooking and
general housework. Must be excel
lent cook. other help employed
2 children, school age. y block from
Chevy Chase Circle and bus. WI
REFINED COLORED GIRL. 21-40;
liye in: private room: housework
plain cooking; local ref. reuut--"d
SH. 1882. .
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POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS
CATTLE s LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE. 6le x st. NV
-Wirthmore feeds. baby chicks
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
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MISCELLANEOUS, FOR sALs

MICROSCOPE. medical binocular with
case. Japanese, brand-new; S22o
cash. Wisconsin 0277. A.
MULTIGRAPH, Model 20. electric
$175. Ma. 3120, Ext. TIA. %
MULTIGRAPHS (2), electric; in goot
cond. with q compl. line Of supplies
very reason. Call RE. 3145. -
OFFICE FURNITURE - Practical,
new. must sacrifice; no dealers. UN
1871 90
OFFICE FURNITURE-several pieces
Of unneeded ONCE furniture and 1
few adjustable drafting tables, in
excellent condition. Call MA, 2012
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FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
door men. KENNEDY FLOOR co.
71a Kennedy s. NV EA 4346. -,
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA. 1929.
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buy an old beat-up
piano to start your child in music
Cone Ia. and select the piano you
stock Of new pianos and have it
delivered on our famous RENT
AL-PuRCHASE PLAN. Come in
or call for further details
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS G
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OFFICE FURNITURE

DESK. DROP CENTER. OAK. 8. p.
S21 80; FT4AT-TOP, 8. p. OAK
S32 so; ALSO LGE. QUANTITY
OAK, WALNUT DESKS AVAILABLE
TABLES, CHAIRS. FILING CABI-
NETS, LOCKERS: USED. RECON.
DITIONED: LIKE NEW; SO EACH;
6Oxl5xl5. FREE DELIVERY, FREE
PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
RaA NEW YORK AVE w
Evening star., 1951-10-04

PIANOS - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de
anteed. Embodies features of Small
grand and upright: full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. full-bloW
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealinp
cases. in mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
a25 G St. NV.
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COLWAR MANOR. MD. - Bedroom.
tvlns. room. kitchen. bath; all utils.;
private entrance. Cali AP, OTU5.
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Continued on Next Page)
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ANTIQUES WANTED
sILVERWARE ANY CONDITION
Jewelry, china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. North O300
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 Wis. ave
BEDROOM, ETC. CALL TILL 9 PM
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CO. 1856. ABBOTT 4 LANDoN
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LIVING ROOM SUITE

In your choice Of style and fine dec.
fabrics. Factory showroom samples
at greatly reduced prices. Some as
low as Sl95. Bargains you can't
afford to pass up. Open until 5 pm.
Vernon pl. NV. RE. 1910.
LsS91hEYA sS1AFE DrkE kGGfi fiuRSfrGRE sTli steS e.
Dol Eye st. NV. RE. 4499.
LUNCH COUNTER. Il it, Formica;
yory reasonable. Call Ma. 22454. It
LUMBER for sale. black walnut IT
rough. approx. 1.300-ft. $500. Al
n9ms o9as 1888 Ga avs NV, RA
LUMBER. red oak flooring; 1.00C
hnard fl rhea0 IA o3oAo 4
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware, jeWelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity, Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. 1888;
ewes EN- R-6H
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OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, TABLES. FILE CABINETS
OFFICE CHAIRS. BOOKCASES
LOCKERS WITH LOCK AND KEY
500 AVAILABLE: STEEL SHELVING
SAVINGS UP TO 75%. FREE DE.
LIVERY. FREE PARKING. MAN.
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.. 63e
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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Gas DANrEj

GAS RANGES
Insulated oven control: S39 95.
ATLANTIC. 807 v st. NV. NO. 1921
GENERATORS STARTERS. So. so up;
lge assort.: elec motor repairs; 36th
year CARLY 1909 l4th NO 0224
Ithaca built to order: Krupp bar
rels; l w. ard c. Scott; they must
be seen to be appreciated. GIL.
1901 after & nm u
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BRICK
BRICK

Good. used, clean brick. ANY guam
tity. GENERAL WREcKING co.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.E.

ATTENTION. GOVERNMENT GIRLS
{ Newly decorated large double rm
3 windows. full-length mirror. closet
5x6-ft. attached wash room, no
plate. Ii. 3-539q
6IO A N.E.-Quiet. with encl porch
new furn.; Christian lady. no smok.
ing, drinking; $50 mo. Ii. 6-32s6
1856 T ST-Rm. for single person
next to bath; u blk. from carline
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OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS. FILES, TABLES. CHAIRS
Largest selection Lowest prices.
Govt. recond. Priced right. Free
parking on premises. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES, OIL New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

MASONITE. waterproof. 3x4 or 4x4
1Olac So. IT. ROBfNSONS, 1895
Kenilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900
MATTRESS and coil spring. very good
condition (dble); S26. MI. S211.
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AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Floor samples, new. at contrac
prices. Leather sofas. club chairs
desks. Ssteel files. lamps and acces
sories. MAELON, 416 9th st. nv.
Elk 1912 =
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LADY'S MAID

Chamber maid white. experienced
local references: to live in; privat,
room BATH and porch; $3.50 pei
mo. EN- 1857. =
, 1951-07-26
Altman Killed
Crash

An enlisted man from Wright
Patterson Air Force Base at Day
ton was killed late yesterday in an
auto accident near the Field. Dead
is Cpl. James B. Edmonston, 81.
The airman's staff car hit a guard
rail two miles north of Huffman
Dam and rolled down an embank-
ment where the vehicle hit a
utility pole. -(INS)
, 1951-07-26
2l-Year-Old Man
Held For Murder

CINCINNATI, July &c (INS)
Police are expected to charge FL
year-old Ruben Flint with the
murder of Frederick H. Schmidt,
60, Cincinnati drug clerk killed
Tuesday while trying to block a
holdup. Miss Mary Huff, As, a
witness, has identified Flint as the
gun-wielder. Flint has steadfast-
" denied the crime.
, 1951-07-26

lowing items that will be taken up, in the
order named, at the military armistice
conference:"
/. Adoption Of an armistice discussion
agenda.
2. Establishment of a military demar-
cation line between both sides so as to
establish a demilitarized zone as a basic
condition for the cessation of hostilites."
3. Concrete arrangements for r~ealiza-
ton of a cease-fire and armistice in Korea,
including the composition, authority and
, 1951-07-26

MAKES REPORT: Wallace o.
Hawkins, secretary of the
Frontiers Club of Dayton, made
a formal report of achievements
by the local service group to
the national convention of the
Frontiers of America, holding
its annual sessions in Akron, O.
from July 1928.
Among noteworthy appoint
ments of Frontier Club members,
the report listed the president,
who was named to the Rent Adj
visory Board; the vice president,
who was called to serve on the
Advisory Council of the Dayton
and Montgomery County Civil De-
tense organization; and a board
member, who was placed on the
Disaster Relief Committee Of the
American Red Cross. The clubs
application for membership in
the Presidents Club of Dayton was
accepted. The Presidents Club is
composed Of presidents, vice presi-
dents and immediate past presi-
dents of the service clubs Of Day.
ton.
The Frontiers report also men
toned the honorary membership
granted State Representative Fred
Bowers, first Negro from Mont
gomery County elected to the
Ohio Legislature.
, 1951-07-26

functions of a supervising organization for
the carrying out of terms" of the truce.
d. arrangements relating to prison
ers of war;"
S. Recommendations to the govern
ments of the countries concerned on both
Sides"
The agenda completely omitted the
questions Of Withdrawing foreign troops
from Korea, a topic the Communist dele
gates had originally demanded for in
clusion in discussion list.
, 1951-07-26
Local Frontiers Report
To National Convention

" WI \
AKRON, O., July &c Is
achievements for 1950-51 w:
vention of the Frontiers of A
Club of Dayton. The Nationa.
ing it's annual sessions in Ak
The report from the Dayton
Frontiers was made jointly by
Andrew G. Freeman, president,
and Wallace O. Hawkins, secre-
tary. Freeman, in his annual mes
sage said the Dayton service club
"emphasized community relations
in additions to service" during the
past year. He urged all clubs to
continue their efforts to make
the Frontiers Of America a real
force in our way of life"
Highlights Of the report in
cluded contributions to the YIN
CA, the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People (NAACP), the Ohio Com
mittee for Fair Employment Prac-
tees {FEPC), the Dayton Urban
League, the Community Chest and
the YWCA summer camp. The
budget ofthe Dayton Frontiers for
1851 is $1,470.
In the field of civil rights, a
committee Of the Dayton r
vice club Investigated complaints
that Negro babies were being
segregated at Miami Valley
Hospital, where the Frontiers
have a room they dedicated
last year during the hospitals
building expansion fund drive.
: the report says the club found
no Jim Grow policies at the hos
pital, and praises Miami Valleys
administration for admitting
two Negro girls to the School
Of Nursing-the first in so
years.
A special committee of the Day
ton Frontiers also worked with the
DeSoto Bass Tenant Council OF
the local public housing project te
assure residents complete safety
and sanitation.
THE CLUB WAS A co-sponso1
of the Dayton Urban Leagues
Human Relations Institute and the
Vocational Opportunity Cam
paign. At it's annual Brotherhood
Week program, the Dayton Front
! iers presented an award to The
, 1951-07-26
Weather Forecast

Mostly sunny but some cloud
mess and highest near 80 to-
day. Fair tonight. Lowest 81 to
68. Friday partly cloudy with
chance Of afternoon thunder
showers extreme South portion.
Continued warm.
, 1951-07-26
OUR
REPORT
By JIMMIE JONES
XPRES Staff Reporter

EAPKESS Staff Reporter
Found guilty on three counts of
petit larceny and fined 5000 and
80 days on each count was Char
les D. Gardner, 35, of 2510 War
rendale Ave. Gardner denied the
charges, but was found guilty fol-
lowing the hearing and was charg-
ed with the theft of three tires,
two large steel drums, including
a 5O-foot section of a wall radi-
ator, total value: $45. The amount
of fine: $500, and 90 days.
FAILING TO IDENTIFY them
selves following accident
brought fines of $50 and costs to
the following persons in Municipal
Court when they appeared before
Judge Paul Sherer: Isaac M.
Sloan of "a Horace ST., Cecil F.
German of 1853 Grove ST., Donnie
Caldwell Of 1877 N. Robert Blvd,
and Clarence Davidson of 1907 N.
Main St. Suspended sentences OF
80 days were handed Sloan and
| Caldwell on condition they pay the
damages to cars involved in the
accidents.
, 1951-07-26

starting at 8 P. M. This will be
the second appearance of the Chi
cago team this season, having de-
feated the Birmingham Barons
here on May 2 in a free scoring
rout of 1913.
Managr Winfield WEIGH indi-
Gates he will use the same lineup
as in the other game, featuring
the veterans-Parnell Woods at
third, Ted Strong at first, and he
may send Theolic "Fire Ball"
Smith to the mound. Veteran
manager Oscar Charleston has not
announced his lineup for the
Eastern team as yet.
, 1951-07-26

UN TRUCE CAMP NEAR KAESONG,
July 26 (INS)- Allied and Communist
delegates adopted a five-point agenda to-
day, clearing the road for. the negotiation
of a cease-fire that would end the bloody
Korean War. The United Nations Supreme
Command announced that both sides in the
Kaesong truce conference agreed upon a
complete discussion program for talks to
arrange cessation of hostilities.
The communique, issued at the UN
Truce Camp below K~aesong, listed the fol-
, 1951-07-26
Top Ball Teams
Set For Dayton
Next Tuesday

Baseball fans of Dayton will
see two top-notch teams at Hud-
son Field next Tuesday night when
the Chicago American Giants and
the Philadelphia Stars appear in
a regular Negro League game
, 1951-07-26

Frontiers was made jointly by
Andrew G.. Freeman, president,
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Social Education
Urged by Pope

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Most
Rev. Francis J. Haas. ID d.. Cath
Ollie Bishop Of Grand Rapids, has
recommended a program of adult
education in the Christian social
and economic principles.
In letter to the priests OF his
Diocese. the Bishop quoted from
an encyclical OF Pope Plus Hl
10 the effect that.
1t is of utmost Importance to
foster in all classes OF society N
intensive program of social edu-
cation adapted TO the varying
degrees of intellectual capacity.
Bishop Haas urged Catholics
10 study the social principles by
att nding study clubs, forums
and conferences, and the lnstl-
,ute on Adult Education at Aqui-
mas College.
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brary.
The book was published by
the Tabernacle Brotherhood.
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First Race Priest
From Boy Town

BOYS TOWN, Neb.-Warren
Joseph Anderson, who for wears
has called Boys Town home, is
the first Negro alumnus OF this
famous institution TO become a
Catholic priest.
Father Anderson was ordained
May 10 al the Cathedral in Oma-
ha. Most Rev Gerald T. Bergan.
d. D., Archbishop of Omaha,
conferred the sacrament.
Father Anderson offered his
First Solemn Mass in Boys Town
the following day. The young
priest studied at St. Johns Col
leee, Collegeville. MINI. and at
ST Johns Seminary, Brighton,
Mass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-26
Tabernacle Pastor
Authors Book

Men in The Local Church"
he recently issued religious book
written by the Rev Dr. Jesse
Jai Mcneil. was this week placed
on the reference and circulation
shelves in three branches Of the
Detroit Public Library.
The book was also made avail
able at the Main Library and
put on display at the Lothrop
branch library.
1t was studied and given dis
tribution approval by the study
board of the Detroit Public L.