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Evening star., 1951-10-21
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How Women Over 35
Can Look Younger
by Helena Rubinstein
by Helena Rubinstein

TIT IS now established beyond any
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hormones can make women over IS
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Doctors have discovered that up to
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through the blood stream. These nat
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Evening star., 1951-10-21

what the doctors call keratinization
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Millions of women have already
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Evening star., 1951-10-21

WIDE wOnID
Whot's his problem?
TITTERY Why are the
a Royal Guards Of the King Of
England becoming jittery oser their
uniforms these days?
Full-dress uniforms are 50 ex-
pensive that many officers can't
afford to buy new ones. The
complete outfit now costs 81, 600.
-R.T., Hollywood, CGIJ.
CONGREGATIONS What
percentage of the US. population
is listed on church rolls?
$50 per cent or IS, ,7O5, ,28O.
This is a new high.
ABB, philadelphia
DE LUKE i. . Detroit is wo7king
on q sbecial-orde7 limousine that
wiH hare oiY-eossditiosing, TV, q
telephone and a midget retrigero-
tor. Who's tt for?
President Per6n of Argentina.
The bill will be about $1,000.
-T.S., Denre1, Colo.
EARS Why are W0tehnsen
with normal hearing being issued
hearing aids?
So that they can identify faint
sounds, such as might be made
by someone tampering with door
or window locks.
-R.G.J., Stonght0n. Wis.
NOVEL What country toveh-
ing the Arctic Circle is planning
to horsest 100, 900 bananas?
Iceland. BY means of hot
houses heated by Iceland's abun-
dant hot springs, the country is
already growing tomatoes and
many other vegetables all year
around. w., DelxpGT, N. Y.
DOTS In h0s0 many Ia,s-
gw0ges is BrGilk used?
85-i it serves 1000. 900 sight
less persons.
Mrs. J.H., Detroit
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and answer used in this column. Ques-
tons are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue,
New York II. N. Y. Unaccepted con-
tributions cannot be acknowledged o.
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Evening star., 1951-11-18
''Let hin ptat, m ttsan II IF
HI no h;tne wfth Wmaet sptd,"'

Even freshly painted Kitchen ISM neces-
ssrSiy c'cer No. When dangerous sewer
germs 'urk in every drain, no liquid iisin
fectar. can bulge the muck they breed in.
1t takes Orsro TO u1c'og drains and keep
them running free and clear. Use Dr3n0
orcc week-evefy week Won't harm
sert;c -arks Makes them work better Get
Drirc today az your grocery or hardware
store. Also available III Canada
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP DOMESTIC
CHAMBERMAID.WAITREss.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light
laundry; no cooking; $35 per Wk.;
small family; must be thoroughly
exper.; refs. required. EN-. 7070.
CHAUFFEUR HoUsEMAN : RUTIFR
500 per wk.; small family; must be
IEnn3ronghly En 1Gn6 exper.; ref. required.
COOK. g.hw.; someone who knows
now 70 cook; 6-day week; no sun
through 6:45 dinner; 4 adults; SSS
wk: and carfare Must have q pleas-
ant disposition. Box Ss6-v. Star.
c0o9K-!a:h.w.: new home in D. C.:
no laundry. live in; refs. WI. S793.
cooK: 90, s:wsle... s;he:x.. good cook and exDer.
sman GsorEetown house; sleeps out;
sxeel. recent refs: good salary. DU.
COOK. g.h.w.; live in; city refs. re.
CURED. EN-. 6Q79. is
In take ii charFe Of cSOpis 6opss; slee9 aee4
time of; s129 mo: RE. 6946; Ext.
COOK-G.H.W.. exper.. live in; $40
VIZ, other help, lovely rm.. pvt.
bath; recent local refs; Ia. 2131.
COOK. G.H.W.-Settled colored wom.
an; must be first-class and have
recent Washington references; other
help employed; live out; salary, S36
week and cost Of social security for
afternoon OF and every other sun.
Excellent working conditions and
equipment; convenient location. Call
MISS BELLER Monday or Tues; for
cox cDesk'lsS aSD eA Gh%s VS. eolored must ls b.
excel. cook; family Of 3; to live in:
/ day on per vk.; to work every
other sun; $50 per wk. Apply bS03
Glsyeland ave-. Riyerdsle. Nd. WA.
C0OK-HOUsEKEEPEk. for couple
cabersn ab Neat rssbe MHst . Health iH
card. Recent references; live in or
out. House close-in: $50 week plus
carfare, CO. 1857. is
COUPLEs woman to cook and clean,
csscns @sn afaE ySs .xssess ssrssn Ssa9S Ss
liy. rm.. oedrm... pvt. entrance; near
Shoreham Hotel. Must be experi-
GENERAL HoSIUsEswioRk. VSSs soos, care care
of ! school;aged child; colored, 25-
rS 2s ssPaPe oT SeusshoS Si sisnns Hss
required; od1 DAYTIME. RE. 1921; eyes.
G.a.w.1foND M gS, OF children: cooking; mtS
stay 2 nights and every other sum
day; ref. EN-. DAG. -16
G.H.W., cook; 4-day week and every
other SUM-; references. Call SH.
CIV. live in. motherless house,
line No, All. oW. $3.50. lis
G.H.W.. live in. fond OF children; NO
cooking; S25. JU. 1880.
No cooking;- $50 through 8 pm.
dinner; 5Ha days. sit nights; lunch,
dinner; S25 plus carfare. OR. S070.
1continued on Next PsSs.S
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HELP WOMEN

TEaAdEEHaEssEsI EAEa sEsrAURss Eats 'zPssF AHHlsB sss
and y SITS. NV. 10 am. to 5 pm.
MATTRESSES for night work. No.
9699. -1a
WAITRESSES-Full and part time;
no nights. no Sundays, no drinks.
LESTER 8. Gil 6 st. NV. --I8
MATTRESSES, COLORED. must be
oyer. 81. Apply In person. 1915
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP WOMEN

LADY Well-established business
house. doing nationwide business
has desirable opening for lady Of
good appearance to qualify for posi-
Mr.. FULLY. IA pm. Suite as4'
1346 Conn. ave. NV. No phone calls.
LADY wanted, to work part time as
assistant treasurer In government
credit union; $50 am. to 2 pm
pny M 1AA-U afop -1Q
Evening star., 1951-10-16
MATTRESSES

GIRL with knowledge Of tipping for
interesting work. in recorder dept;
many company benefits: 40-hr.. o.
SEARS. RoEBUCK & CO.. $500 v
st, ne. (Rear Bladensburg Hot
Shoppe.) LA. 6-9520. --1S
GIRL, colored, to work on fruit stand.
JE. 2-5235. lis
GIRL. for record department. Apply
F & w GRAND STORE. 400 18th st.
GIRLs-we will train you for Natl.
Cash Reg. posting machine or
jewelry salesgirls; full pay and COM
mission while learning. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY. 71s 55th
GIRLS, white, 1895. to learn to
operate machines for manufactur-
ing envelopes; no experience neces-
sary; exp operators win teach you;
advancement. no Sat. work. vaca-
ton with pay; convenient to those
WAsAINGToN ENvEEoPE CO.. Isl
and l sts. me-. End floor, before
IL noon,
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP WoMEN

'TYPIST. under Is; good opportu.
nifty Tor hegtnner who viii apply
herself; Georgetown location: 8.
day week; rapid advancement. co
TxPIsT. pleasant working conditions.
paid vacation. 5-day wk.. air-con..
NIT Mr.. FINDER. Der 10. TO- $500. .'s. Id
TYPfSTS.. bookkeepers. clerks. perm.
excel. salary. bonus: good hours; We
train you. Apply KENT JEWELLERS
TYPISTS--Must be fast and accurate
statistical experience an asset, but
not essential; full or part time. ME
T;fPsisTs-white. permanent; excel.
lent snrroundings; 40-hour week
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
40. Personal interviews between
mel 2G ONCE NATIONAL uEoaRAPHic
SOCIETY, 3rd and r SITS. ne. --24
TYPIST
Experienced electric typewriter. 6-day
/ wk., paid vacation. pleasant sur
roundings; salary commensura%te % With
experience and ability. Apply WEST.
Capitol; ST. sOSs, Ext. 279. -16
IYPlSI
Library Of national news magazine
has perm. position involving varied
clerical duties. Accurate tipping
plus interest in current Affairs essen
tial. Liberal employe benefits pro.
2915. Ext. 26l. lis
TYPIST
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
5-DAY WEEK
AGE 1870
CALL MAJ 5000. EXT. 240.
TYPIST-CLERK, part time, -four
hours per day. fiye-day week; 81 .25
per hour. BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT
CO. 600 C st. NV. 18'
TYPIST- T-CLERK-Perman position
diversified work. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
no Sat-. starting at $40 wkly:, in
crease to S45 in 8 mos. MON
PICTURES. 1909 New Jessey ave
NV. --10
Observation-Disclosures one zeal
composition exDer positlon WIZ IN
engineering and copy preparation
fields. Annual and sick leave bene-
fits. Call ME. 89l1. --17
WAITRESS, white, experienced. full
or part time; good hours, good pay
no Sun. no hol Apply at MEDICAL
ARTS FOOD SHOP. 1872 Eye st
NV. --lo
WAITRESS, white. experienced, mus
have food experience. TORONTO
RESTAURANT. corner goth and I
Sts. NV. IL
WAITRESS, experienced, good hour
and pay. uniforms furn.; pleasan
working conditions. Apply CO
LONIAL KITCHEN, 2045 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. lis
WATTREss-Experienced. attractive
week. ssS 2oth st. NV. I'D
WAITRESS for restaurant. exper
and reliable; good wages. Appl'
1907 l. st. NV. lis
WAITRESS. exgsr;;, good earnings
ave. ave NV. = az. s7s2.
WAITRESS, exp, reliable; steady Job
night work Good salary and tips
SCHMIDT TAVERN; 1929 Bladens
burg I'd. UN. 1880. IL
WAITRESS. white. experienced: de;
REsTIAsul1iRANT. 1s4S Conn. ave. nv
WAITRESS
White: complete maintenance; board
room, laundry and . good salary
2 weeks paid vacation after VI
Apply MASONIC AND eastern
STAR HOME. 5000 New Hampshire
Evening star., 1951-10-16
YOUNG LADY
YOUNG WOMEN

Here's q Job you've been
looking for. Something en-
tirely different. S65 week TO
start. You assist o manager
with advertising campaigns
for leading oil, companies.
COLLEGE students will be con-
sidered. Apply Mr.. Cooper,
UNITED STATES EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 316 18th st.
NV, / to 5 Tues; 8 to 12.
/ to 5 Wed. Only Hours
2 pm. to 8 pm. No fee for
the above.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP WOMEN

sECRRTARY-Knowiedse Of short
hand, pleasant working cond., sai-
ary aMry commens. with working ability.
sEeeRiEEgHaAfkiY Eei EHafi and physicians, 1aa assist
clans. Good hours. salary open.
Can 81. 2124. 8 to 10 am. and
sEcRETAkY for sales manager. ln ma
tional manufacturer office machines;
perm position; short work week.
pitalization, paid vacation. UNDER
WOOD CORP. 1880 L st. NV. 30
SECRETARY
to credit manager. Shorthand and
typins essential. Apply in person
70 Mr.: Fullilove. HOTEL RALEIGH.
SECRETARY
0psndHF sndeF sSs sRD sfRRDessat ssessnt n
experience record, congenial ONCE
Of nationally known engineering and
sSnsglting sSsa9 9th frm; :r,. good stastiIg
modern @ eentraliy sT ,oeatsd eatyancemsns'
caiI RE. sa4o Wed. 'dss'sI for Apt. once
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. 100
w,p.m;; short week; $3.50 month.
skiR XII; 4IeS; 4IIeoSG;ArER, experienced -as daly,
full or part time to work In store;
day or evening. MIR. JOSEPH, 7i9
7th st. NV.
sTENO.. aviation communications
Cali Mr.. BoYitE. I'M ME. $500. sou. cong cong
80, short
hand 100 w.p.m.; national organi-
zation; starting salary $50 per wk.
5-day Ek. DE. 1717 for appt. is
STEN0GRAPHER for dental labora-
tory 5-day week; permanent. Apply
End q. 1872 Eye st. NV. III
STEN0GRAPHER-N publica-
tion requires rapid, accurate stenog-
rapher. under 80. assist busy execu-
tive: vacation. insurance and hos
pitalization: unusual opportunity for
adyancement and good starting SAL
ary. CO. 1915. -l9
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
steady, part-time work. afternoons
only in law office. RE. 6763. --I6
STENOGRAPHER Junior. young
lady 5-day week. attractive sur
Toandings; % good salary to start.
STEN0GRAPHERS ~ Permanent or
temporary. for full or part-time
interesting and diversified work,
must be competent. NE. 1920. lie
STENOGRAPHER
Evening star., 1951-10-16
CQIINTER Girls
DANCE TEACHERS
Dictaphone Operator

Interesting work. in conyen. loc; ex..
eel. working cond., with congenial
associates; good starting salary with
e5oVT. EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO
i4th and L Sts. NV, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Turn Scents Into Dollars

Sensational profits from fast seIlins
perIumed stationery. Also show ma
ttonally advertised Christmas cards.
Make $50 on only 100 boxes. No
experience needed. Name-imprinted
samples FREE. assortments on ap-
pLoysl. FRIENDSHIP STUDIOS,
S032 Adams, Elmira. N, z.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
ROOM CLERK
EXPERIENCED
ALBAN TOWERS
300 Massachusetts, Ave. N

ALbAN 1OWEho
$500 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
permanent position, with
good salary and pleasant working
conditions. Apply in person. SHERI-
DAN BAKERY. 5000 Georgia ave.
SALES GIRL wanted, 5-day week;
permanent position; 2, weeks vaca-
ton first year; general emplcye
benefits. See Mrs. North. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO., 2001 K st. nosw.'
sAEFFfELD,s, sai S;ain so21 18th st. NV.
SALES GIRLS. exper. not necessary.
F. ", wooLwoRTH CO.. 300 9Th
sAaIiEsGGiRLs-If you want to earn
open for Friday and Saturday work.
Apply Mrs. Thomas. KOPY KAT,
III II st. ne.
SALESGIRLS, experienced. for dress,
coat, and suit departments. Salary
plus commission. Part time open
ings for school girls; no experience
necessary. CROSBY DRESS SHOP
lib F st. NV. --19
SALESLADY for diamond and stone
ring dept. Of leading dept, store, te
assist manager of leased dept.
permanent position; top salary, also
! 20Te discount privileges on all store
purchases. Apply S12 F st. NV. fol
interview. MR.. LEE or MR.. ROB.
ERTS. 30
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP WokAEN
sALESLADY, exper.. for better dress
shop; part time; excellent salary. per-
manent position. CLAIRE DRATCH, I,
1915 Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 1882: Ii
SALESLADY, FULL TIME
FOR HOSIERY, HANDBAGS
TOP EARNINGS
APPLY MANAGER
CR0SRY SHOE STORE
9124 14th st. NV. II

3l24 14th st. NV. I'D
SALEsLADIES, experienced. chill
dren's wear Excellent salary and
commission. Apply ESTHER SHOP;
sALEsLADiEs with drugstore experi-
/. ence, Good pay and commissions.
on nights. Sats.. Sundays and hoii-
days. ALBANY PHARMACY. 17tn
and n sts. NV. lis
SALESLADIES wanted. full-time work.
s. s. KRESTE CO., 3179 Queens
Chapel rd.. Queenstown Shopping
Center Mt. Rainier. .-17
SALESLADIES, full or part. time.
Experienced in sales of dresses.
cloth coats and suits. Liberal salary
plus 1Te commission on all sales.
SAKS, 610 Twelfth street.
SALESLADIES. 40-hr. week. good
pay, annual and sick leave bene-
fits; holidays with pay. Apply
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE .Ex-
CHANGE. III
SALESLADIES, experienced; excellent
salary and commission. choice 5 or
6-day week; openings at our Shir-
lington, Arlandria. Silver Spring,
and p st. stores. Apply at store
nearest to you. THE ESTHER
SHOPS. is
Evening star., 1951-10-16
IMMEDIATE OPENING

45, to assist local director OF child
craft work. Position permanent;
unusual opportunity for right Woun.
an. financial and advancement. For
interview write Box 140-X, Star.
giving age. education. experiences
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HELP WOMEN

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, experi-
enced, by HARRIS g. EWING. Ap-
ply In person. 1913 + st. NV. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-16
MATTRESSES

Jobs open in better restaurants. day
or night hours; no placement fee.
Apply 2OO3 Eye st. NV, WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
LADIES
EASY EXTRA MONEY

1 oteA4S. ASsAAAPeS SUASs .SA$ SSS.Sv
profit. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept. Il. l016 FiIbert st.. Phila.
delphia q, Pa.
WOMAN. no age limit. general ONCE
work; 6-day, 40-hr. wk.; $31 pei
wk; RIM. 424. Bond Bldg. LII
WOMEN t7), neat. dependable; 1
hours day or evening. Call RE
SLOT. lie
YOUNG LADY. 1880. for general Of.
fee clerical work. In well-knowr
women's speciality shop; typing abil-
ity not necessary; 5-day wk. Apply
WHELAN'S. 1106 F st. NV. --1f
YOUNG LADY, white. 1886, fol
stock rm., exper. not required; 8.
day wk. Apply WHELAN'S SPECIAL.
TY SHOP. 1105 r st. NV. -16
YOUNG LADY
To assist In the jewelry repair de-
partment, take in jewelry repair ant
give estimates; permanent position
good salary; group insurance bene.
flts, vacation with pay. pleasant
working conditions. r. HARRIS
CO., JEWELLERS, 1101 r st. NV.
see Mr.. Geraci. 4th floor ONCE.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

WAITRESS
White: complete maintenance; board
room, laundry and . good salary
2 weeks paid vacation after I VI
Apply MASONIC AND EASTERN
STAR HOME. 5000 New Hampshire
ave. d e. Do not phone. IL
Evening star., 1951-10-16
COT,OREN

Part-time workers earn SIS up week.
ly, 4-hour day; Experience nnneres-
sary, Apply f1rst-fioor once. LADY
ANDRES PERFUMES, INC. 1874
You st: NV. after 9 am. 16s
G.H.W.. colored maid, over 26 yrs.
OF age. References. Must live in.
$50 week. TU, 1926. If
Evening star., 1951-10-16
DRY CLEANING
BRANCH MANAGER
BETHESDA
ARISTO CLEANERS
HIGHEST SALARY IN TRADE
BONUS. PAID VACATIONS.
DISCOUNTS
AIR CONDITIONED STORE
Excellent Working Conditions

Ages % to 4S. Sales or dry cleaning
experience desirable but not neces.
sary. Call Ia. 31S7 Sunday and
ewes. or WI. 1880 wkdays. till 7 ?; m.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
SECRETARY

Personable young lady as assistan
to credit manager. Shorthand ant
typing essential. Apply in person
18th and Pa. ave. NV. -1S
Evening star., 1951-10-16
MARRIED WOMAN

Over IS. pleasing personality, who
family income. Flexbie vori,nS
hrs. permanent position, car es-
sential for local driving. For per.
sonal interview. call WO. 1879 bet.
and II noon. Ask for MRS. Nc
Evening star., 1951-10-16

MAKE $50 IN SPARE TINE
Sell Americas finest Christmas cards.
Make $50 on 100 new 81 assort-
ments. EMBOSSED, name imprinted
CHRISTMAS cards. so for $125 up.
needed. Free imprint samples,
assts. on approval. Write HYCREST,
7S Chauncy, Dept 14-C, Boston ii.
, 1951-02-03

NBC countered with an off-the-
point discussion by Sydney Eiges,
vice president in charge of press,
concerning it's desire to have
friendly and cordial relations with
the Negro press and from William
Brooks, vice president in charge of
public relations, concerning NBC
difficulties in eliminating race
stereotypes from scripts and songs
and some casual mention of their
hiring policy.
Brooks admitted that NBC'c
hiring history had not heretofore
been one which invited Negro en-
ployees into the lucrative radio
field but stated that in New York
which has a state FEPC law they
now list their job vacancies with
the Urban league and other Negro
agencies.
The Negro leaders invited to the
affair we're given only five
minutes with which to question N
Be concerning its hiring policies.
, 1951-02-03
BY RICHARD DURHAM

CHICAGO, (ANP)- The Ma
tional Broadcasting US
race relations road show rolled out
of Chicago towards California for
a West coast showing early in
February after a galaxy Of that
networks vice presidents met
with some AZ members of the Ne
gro press and other influential
leaders in what was described as
"RCA and The Negro National
Community"
In a brief discussion on NBC
hiring policy the radio officials
stated that they were interested in
"getting to know more about the
Negro community"
They hedged, however, when
questioned on specific points of
hiring more Negro employees
throughout their vast company.
A Negro scene designer, Perry
Watkins, has been hired in it's
television division, NBC reported,
but held out no prospects of hir-
ing Negro .announcers, writer's,
directors or vice-presidents.
The networks meeting with Ne
gro leaders was the second such
affair; the first having been held
in New York on Oct. % under the
direction of the Radio Corporation
of America, of. which NBC is one
Of it's subsidiaries.
It was prompted by the NAACP
, 1951-02-03
Eemiiuiine fashion Klaxa
BY BERNADINE C-ARRICKETT FOR AMP

Greetings ladies! Last week it
was my good fortune to act as
commentator for a most unique
and engaging Fashion show. 1t
was called "Fashion Points in
Hats" And really ladies, it was
simply a beautiful sight to be-
hold. All of the models were navy
or black dresses and stood behind
props shaped in the form of huge
hat boxes.
The idea was definitely novel,
since the new spring clothes are
more or less on the subdued side,
the hat is spotlighted more than
ever. All of the participants drew
raves from the attending audience
for the hats were colorful, ligh-
hearted and gay.
But how you e your hat is
as important as what you wear. l
found in this showing that there
is a forward glide to many Of the
newest styles which r placed
firmly, rather than primly, on the
hairline-not down over the fore
head.
Since many of the models in
this particular review were popul-
ar review were Chicago milliners,
it gave the audience the authentic
picture as to exactly what mi
lady's spring bonnet will be like.
, 1951-02-03
NBC Vice. Presidents
Meet With Negro Press

and the Committee for the Negro
in the Arts startling surveys on
discrimination against Negroes in
radio which had releaved that N
Be was almost a lily-white net
work.
1t was arranged by Joseph Bak-
ell, now acting as MICS public re-
lations adviser on the Negro ques-
ton.
1t opened in studies at WMAQ
with Willard Townsend of the CT
o and Dowal Davis, editor of the
Kansas City Call, both picked by
Baker as spokesman for Negro
leaders, speaking on the rise of
Negro business in America and
the significance of the Negro
press.
Davis bluntly told the gathering
that explosive race prejudice in
America was Of far more danger
than any possible atomic attack
from abroad.
"The avid and determined
search of the darker peoples all
over the world for freedom is very
much like what Negroes in the
United States are searching for"
he said.
He called for action against job
discrimination and stated that
weasel words aren't sufficient
any longer to relieve u demo-
cracy of it's crushing burden Of
hypocracy and deceit"
, 1951-02-03
Oldest Catholic
Church Is Raced

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. e. St.
Louis oldest Negro Catholic
church, st. Elizabeth's, 2721 Pine
Street, has been closed and is
being RACED. The historic church
was closed because of it's nearness
to ST. Malachy's Church, All re-
cords will be transferred there.
Operated by priests of the So
ciety of Jesus, ST. Elizabeth's was
founded in 1878 and was housed
in a historic st. Louis mansion.
A school operated at st. Eliza
beth's was closed several years ago
when Archbishop Ritter opened all
Catholic schools to Negro children.