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SECRETARY

SECRETARY-STENO for aviation
communications ARM; 6-day wk.,
good starting sal; airline privileges.
SHOE SALESGIRL. exper., living in
Prince Georges County preferred.
Apply QUALITY SHOP, 1913 BALTIC.
ave-, Hyattsville, Md. --10
SILK FINISHER-51a-day wk., good
pay. steady employment; must be
steady and fully exper. ON plain and
pleated dresses. DEPENDABLE
SILK FINISHER-We have 1 open
ing for. good silk finisher. We
oder pleasant working conditions:
good pay with chance to increase
earnings. This Is 5-day wk. with
vacation after / Ut. service. We
are conveniently located ct $40 =
StT s; n.T = M "a ;slMine: s1SlSG PAqE }E LAuEr
STENOGRAPHER, under 35, exper. :,
pref. with college training, asst to
chf. engr., NATL Trade AsSo.; perm,
CAN ilaz WAFER fi9 Wf 1E. s:slH ss1o5S. Ss0o me
STEM NOGRAPHER-Part time. NATL
organization. 5-day week. Phone
sTENoGRAPHER. for law once.
III; SGiS1A1sAE = interesting S work,
pleasant working conds., perm, g.
day week. Apply 2nd a.. 1872 Eye
29. a. " " -
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT -BKPR.--Books open.
time basis. All statements and
ACcoiUjNfTANT, ACcoij 0Hoc. B.c.s. degree. De.
sires part-time work evenings and
y.taT. Esss ends .s,eIt.S On fee basis InsOe tax
ATTORNEY, erad. Col. o. Law school,
N. r. yrs. diversified Govt. ex-
per-, member D. G. Bar, vet, mar
Tied; eager to enter pvt. practice;
fut. oppbrt: more impt. than present
earnings. Please reply Box 1873.
DkUG CIGAR. FOUNTAIN CLERK
available evenings, Sat. afternoons
and sundays; Hu: $;9334. g.,
jonrnaiist. strong baessround Suns amellSan msssn
zine work, Is years experience writ
ing, editing. styling: thoroukh knowl-
edge layout, graphic arts; experience
direct mail-subscription and adver-
tistng campaigns. Tlewsletters, thesis.
SookS, technical material; WHAT
MULTTLiTH ADD. OPERATIONS, for
1ightwork; experienced. Write Box
PAfNTEaRs.. AMI III hrss class. with crew and
us, sanipme@ns. @ noT css sssyailable. Call eve
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
Por employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washine carpentry. house.
cleaning etc 0ALVATION ARMY
IIarbor LiEhte Corr. NE S-4532
NEWMAN with repcrtine, desk, and
publicity experience. Available for
lnteryiew. Box 70-A. Star. 81
YOUNG MAN, veteran. college gradu-
AZ M e1sa1s ya1s 1Op; HR r.ssM1R,afh .nal1,nf % learn.
NAN. coiored, desires odd Jobs clean.
no. 2-6077.. ]. 6. bAbK.
NTGHTWORK. college grad. ~. vet.
Inarried. expeEienSed boeskeeper. on.
COLORED MAN wants Job as chauf-
tet1r; experienced. Ii. 3-2474. 6s
COLORED NAN, IS, desires work
driving truck lany type); 16 yrs.
exper. II. 7-21S6.
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MEN
in earnings Of better than S.. 600
per year. we offer you an oppor-
tunity to call on people by ap-
pointment only, selling q service
that is backed BY national ads and
1hS5-year hS,f yea reputation; - Car helpful
for executive interview. IS
MEN, PART TIME
National concern needs s part-time
from $35-S50 per wk. and 2 full
time men to average $1OO-$150 per
Wk. White. Car. Apply ct 955
NO.. No: MonTcs NJ ,S. st.: Suite 2oS Virginia t
5 at 7:30 pm. -5
YOUNG MAN, desirous Of learning
the real estate business; excellent
epportgnitTy;; ss Ts;c Apply BOSS 4
MAN. 25-35 (white). good
education. fine appearance. personal
contact for wholesale furniture show
room: ,,, no experience Necessary; ;s AR sal
ton. GRAND UNION EQUIPMENT
CO.. 1915 14th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN. 1880, draft-exempt
college graduate. or attending college
in business administration 0r ac-
counting; no experience necessary.
This is newly. created position. and
will eventually. lead to administrative
work. Salary dependent upon educa-
ton and other qualifications. Apply
Room 300. personnel ONCE. S16 14th
YOUNG MAN. white, $3.50 yrs;
checker, handling freight and able
to type; steady, good pay. Apply
MUTUAL POOL CAR AGENCY, LIST
and Eye sts. Sc. -6
bling lighting fixtures; good pay;
steady work. I'll 9th st. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC SOLICITOR. paYt-
tinrs; salary and commission. AD.
PkACTicAL NURSE or woman eSpe-
rienced in baby care, to live In.
Temporary work, 4.6 weeks, while
family vacations. Responsible. moth
erIy. white. woman, age 1880. $40
weekly salary. Call MRS. COHEN.
PRICING CLERK. over Is; permanent
position, some typing; 4O-hour week,
vacations with pay, good starting
salary. Call for appt., DI. 7-4OS9,
RECEPTi0NiST.TYPIST for doctors
ONCE IN Alexandria: 5-day week.
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YOUNG MEN

FOR COLLECTION DE-
PARTMENT AND CREDIT
INTERVIEWERS. PERMA-
NENT POSITION. GOOD
STARTING SALARY. MANY
COMPANY BENEFITS. AP-
PLY Mr.. ANDREWS,
FURNITURE co.
801 7th ST. NV.
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1ALRs REPRT6ENT1TTW

$4,000 PLUS
Permanent position for man Of high
lntelligence with at least 2 yrs.
eollege who does not mind hard
work; no prior sales experience
necessary; car desirable: must be
ready to 80 to work AT ONCE Cali
PERSONNEL MANAGER, NE.
S-2336, for inkerView Il
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

~ Dormers. recreation
rms: compl carpentry: kits. re-
modelled. 3 yrs. to pay. JU. 5-7231.
ADDITION AND HOME remodeling,
basement to roof; no money down,
UP to z yrs. to pay. HAMILTON,
DI. 7-6711. 20
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SECRETARY

Experienced, able TO ASSUME adnninis-
trative responsibilities and handle
vide variety Of correspondence. incl.
legal. Shorthand and typing ac-
cuf1ey essential. Apply by letter.
Attach small photograph IL possible.
Fsreonnel Omcer. NATIONAL GEO.
GHAPHIC SOCIETY. 10th and NJ
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CLERKS l2l, temporary. white. Ap.
proximately @ weeks work. Must
be able to do some typing. Apply
yEH1cEEs VII eaEs 81 5oy'sslosl al.Ss SP rs sao4GE Hq
CLERICAL WORK, knowledge Of typ-
ing required; 5-day, 40-hour work
week. Many company benefits. Box.
cIfERHki sag assiTENoeRApHER, S 5-dsy,
conditions. Apply SUN LIFE 81
CANADA, $40 Transportation BldE..
or call Ma. S-4957. %
CLERK.TYPIST-We have an open-
ing for q young lady In one. Of
ships; must be 8 good typist. This
would be an ideal position for scme-
one just out Of high school. We have
. 7Es-hr.. day week. Saturday Oh
every week. Must be neat, pleasant
smDe aDs See e EGrk acRe a Sass
the hours Of 2 and 4. sTEuART MO-
TOR CO.. 9th and New York ave.
cLERK-TYPIsT, small ONCE; excellent
opportunity; 1Dp3 UNITY; No phone calls. Apply
1gai ks1sRels Re: "a h.v. openings
for several clerk-typists under 40
In our home. Office. Typing speed
not important: Our employees work
DAYS = week from $40 an IN to
Vacation and sicI leave benefits:
Non-proht cafeteria. II you would
in a pleasant stmosphere WON'T you
sSSsIn ss%f 4 sae oYrIcf IL u Room aDss sGo
CaEERRKs.ETYPiisr, a1sR Fl piS fun time; S insur-
snce company branch ONCE. Ma.
re rSs1E4SSSuir EI irvprSw ,.,
35; knowledge Of shorthand; 5-dAy
week; pleasant working conditions.
Apply, Nj; McKnsw. REAL EsTATE
CLERK .TYPIST. white, young lady.
for large automntive parts dis.
trihutor; good hours. salary and
eInploye benefits. Call or see Mr..
Ray Tugwell. CENTRAL AUTO
PARTS. 1890 p st. NV, DE. ..2-20O3.i
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 1890. white;
general ONCE work Including stencil
cutting and mimeograpf operation.
Meals and employe benefits. Apply
chief dtetician. DOCTORS HOSPI-
TAG 1915 Eve st. NV. IA
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CONTACT WOMAN for Wash. area;
neat appearance; no car or exper.
nec.; earn $50 wkly. Apply 1915
M st. NV, 10-1. %
COOK-Must be exper. with sauces
and cream soup. Live In. Excel.
position for capable person. Cal
stewards ONCE. 10. b-0799. 10
COUNTER GIRL. white. cafeteria.
StSrt 2tsoay week. no aS aSats: or suns, Day
working conditions. Paid holidays.
Vacation after service. Health and
uniforms furnished. No experience
nneesssSary. but helpful. Can RE.
DANCE alseao TaAeRRPeRs. 1GE eSRRPeSRs age. so.25-
DON MARTINI needs 10 attractive
young ladies with personality and
good appearance to. teach ballroom
dancing: no experience necessary,
n Washington's oldest and iarsest
in person to Mr.. Albert. 5o2 18TH 18th
81. NV. from ! to 6 IN. for posi-
E1M flen; II .pTy,,s4 any Sf our three studies.
DENTAL MECHANICS, with some ex.
psrience In full or partial denture
after 10 am, WASHINGTON DEN
DRUG. CosMETiC CLERK, exper,
necessary; top salary and comm.
gay SHIFT. $3.50 Conn. ave-, WO.
DRUG CLERK. for work In drug and
cosmetic dept.;, must be exper.: sal.
plus. commission; pleasant working
cond. SCHWARTZ PHARMACY, 100
Connecticut ave. 10
DRUG CLERK-0eneral drugstore
ne sundsy 3ork oas coEoSfH EoEs SnfHsy
DRUG-LIoUOR. 1119 18th ct. NV.
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HELP MEN tcont.l

statesmen (3)
PROMOTIONAL : MIND
ED MEN WHO MUST
EARN $500 PER WEEK.
LOOK IN ON THIS
DEAL. DYNAMICl
NEW! DIFFERENT!
CALL Mr.. BECK, DE.
2-8216, WOODNER HO-
TEL.
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HELp-.WoAAEM
WAITRESS

TnAHEWEfIEss nHWIFs nEsaFisANlr sai.i n g Gsoos' 'vis i:i
st. NV: RA. 6-0260. -6
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SECRETARY. young, personable; at
tractive SURROUNDINGS. Elk. 3-10S1.
psrisnced. nuncsuai, Wins Wiiihass'ys Worker, a
good speed in shorthand and typing
REQUIRED. age 21-36. good working
pm. Mon. Fri. Inciose recent pic
ture, resume Of experience and sal
ary requirements to Box 173-B,
Evening star., 1953-03-04

GENERAL CONTRACTOR--A Additions
TemSaennf Teor3s' .z.PpSTp PpSSTTSphes. rserest,ea
terins, carpentry work, roof paint.
PRiNTzps laal TrszpaiEIiins4 Ii. s4.iaY. '00 70 'nsl.
HOUSE PAINTING
Papering. plastering and repairs.
White mech. Mr.. MINNIx. TO, .
rtaNiTINS, t.IioT g. FiAs.ENsS AZ. .5s.,.s ,i.ssiS
PAINTiNG. interior and ezEsrrisr:
1ree nt,NTNIcS ,sNs1TlmssSss; work as guaranteed.
fAllMIiNG. interior. exterior. rens:i
suNoEHR. EHds az. S:so 1s.' p.ns.. 81. rs ss-ssss
PAINTING CoNTRACroR--conmer-
ciai and residential: satisfactory 70.
% yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-9703.
PAINTING, papering, inter. and ex-
msnship. Ess Rsssonsble. mnsss free rec wUIa ssti-
mates; o References. WA. 1890.
PAINTING. PAPERING, plasterine:
neat. clean work: low prices: prompt
attention. Call ia. 9.1eS9. -
PAPERING, painting. remodeling; pa
free estimates; special low sprint
prices. ROYAL DECORATORS. AD.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING, white
%ssaanli %eff M e sookouFp uifpsE xD aoSsG SsS
PLAsTERING and cement work. No
ave. NV: THOMAS. HU. $3.50. 4s
PLAsTERlNG. PAINTING, CAKPEN-
TERY--White, skilled mechanics.
Prompt reliable service. co. 6-43ee.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work. large and small Jobs; white
mechanic; reas. JU. e-z1k4. --k
REFRIGERATOR and deepfreeEe.
Prompt, dependable. 81 servtce calls.
WILCO. OIL. 2-2213. -
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PIX OPERATOR, white, not over
35;. some typing required. 6-day,
35-hr. week: S45 per week to start.
Box 133-B. Star. -
PBX OPERATOR, white; hours SO.
Apply 2O39 New Hampshire ave. NV.
AID. 4-16sD. 10
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BULLDOZER sCRAPER. as cu. I'd.
cable eperated: excel; cpsr.ting
! sHovEL Go. 55 IA S-ss4a. 80 81.
BUIiDoSsER GUIsSS sEis' VINCE for pulling .
seraper or pan, Type Hell. With 9
TD-14 or TD-Ia adapter. Priced
e.. e. "a s.ssza. Ass 81. s.7sss s ssSsAI sss:
CAn1RRA--Leica. m c, summitar.
Ia ctd.: case: practically new;
excel; S36: ECKETEIM MA. e-e2bO.
II not In. leave number. Bs
CAMERA, POLAROKD--Iake new.
Light meter. carrying case. 3 fil-
ter irrses and fash attachment.
CASH RERcGIiisrksR, Haticnsi 1s2. sta,
like new, cost $40. WIN take $500
cash. RIA. $1,000. --e
CAMERAS AND MOVIE EQ.
Directly from all famous mfgrs. for
every need and budget at Brenner's
Complete Photo Dept. Store. Also
trade-in barEains for sale ct min.
prices: 1-year guar. cash or 3 10
rs mos. to pay; free catalogue, free
instructions. 7-hour photo finishing
service. repairs. Park free. BREN-
NER PHOTO co. foDDosite Justice
Dept.l, e33 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 7-243a,
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Young Ladies, Travel
Miami and Southern resort cities with
promotional group. Must be neat
and single; no experience necessary.
we train you. New car furnished
salary and comm. sos per week. See
MR.. POUNDS. Cairo Hotel, 18th and
Que sts., 10-1 or 3-6. 5s
FURNISHED RIM. IN
exchange for evening baby sitting
cash fer any additional sitting. RE
AND CARE FOR small fit,
house in exchange for large Ink.
room; refs. AID. 1926. Ia
WHITE LADY to work 3 days per
week IN dry-cleaning plant. Call
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YOUNG LADY

(WHITEl
To train for secretarial position. Must
be q neat accurate typist but knowl-
edge Of shorthand not essential; B.
day. 40-hr. week; paid vacation and
other employee BENEFITS. Call Mr
Baker for appointment. Ii. 3-43OO
L. p. STEUART & BRO. INC,
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RECEPTTONTCT

Young lady, white. with pleasing
personality for mail desk In lge.,
new apt, bldg. CalI MRS. FRANK
Evening star., 1953-03-04

RECEPTIONIsT--Perm, position; g.
through Fri. Good working condi-
tions; must type. but speed not es-
Sential. Apply in person, IL II
st. ne, cor. N. Can. and H. A
Evening star., 1953-03-04
BUSINESS SERVICES

HOME BUILDERS ana rernodelers.
Free estimates. ROSE CONSTRUC.
TON CO.. LU. 1-7490. and 20.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES-Leave this week.
Take 2 or 3. HE: 4-7034. A.
day evening, Mar. 8; take 8. Can
RA. 3-0468 after 3 pm.
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COATROOM GIRL, experience not
necessary; Washington's newest
restaurant. Call for appt.. morn
COLLECTION WOMAN, experienced;
for retail clothing store. Permanent
position: Good salary. BUFFERS
Evening star., 1953-03-04

Service Station Asst. Mgr.
Thoroughly exper. man for lge. inde-
pendently. owned svc. sta; must be
capable Of taking comp. chge.; perm.
Job, .oppor. for advance; salary open.
Apply In person, 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
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BUILDING
MATERIALS


We must move merchandise from 500
units now being wrecked:
Shower Stalls. complete, $50
20-Gal. Auto. Water Heater, S2B
4-Burner Gas stove, $3B
C.. I. Pipe. Ain. $3.50 L
Skylights. -3x5-ft., $40.
Doors, So and up
Complete Windows, $S and up
Radiation, BOG PEI. II.
Bath Tub, $3.50
Layatory Basin. IS.
ZOO. 900 r.. OF used lumber. pipe
other items for complete buiIdins.
FILA financing--nothing down. Free
delivery. Open AL day Saturday.
ACE WRECK1NG q
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
1909 Minn. Ave. NE. LU. z-08O0
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AGE 1925

A1RLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses.
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A1RL1NES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Cow IS
Evening star., 1953-03-04

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
MoMAN,s WORLD
Window Treatments
Vital in Creating
Atmosphere Of Room
BY Ertto HoIU

Window treatments are most i'm
portsnt In creating q pleasing and
spacious effect In rooms. Properly
treated. even widows with little 20
offer decoratively In themselves,
can be assets.
Several windows together or
those separated by small wall
spaces should be treated as one
large window for best effect. Mar
row spaces between the walls can
DO covered with mirrors 70 create
spaciOusness.
Several narrow windows together
should be treated with q single
drapery for best effect. When
drawn, the drapery win give pat
tern and interest 10 the room.
The trend toward larger windows
and wide eHpanses Of glass even In
smaller homes has Influenced the
position and types Of drapery.
Most OF today'S homes are much
too limited In size 10 be cluttered
with lots Of furniture. much Of
which IL simply beautiful wood.
but with no real purpose. No mat.
ter whether your home II done in
Q traditional or modern style. farni.
ture chosen should be purposefliI.
Much Of the newer furniture IL
being used 10 serve not one PURPOSE
but several Sofas double for beds.
coffee tables convert 10 dining
room tables, dining tables can be
used Rs desks, etc.
In this way the size and purpose
OF rooms can be almost doubled.
and there Is much 10 be saved In
the actual investment on furniture
which can be used in several diff.
ferent ways.
Different styles Of furniture can
be used together with perfect taste
and even different colors In the
woods can be used In the same
rooms as long a. the furniture IL
properly scaled to the size Of the
room.
Open furniture used In small
rooms will give q light feeling to
the room, II. for example. you
have a picture window. by all
means use open" furniture In
front Of II 50 you don't cut off the
view.
In placing the furniture. consider
the main interest In the room and
place the larger pieces Of furni-
ture around this unit so that II can
be properly emphasized.
Keep traffic lanes open. too.
when you place furniture, II should
not be necessary 20 move anything
as you walk IN and out Of any
room,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

peared quite interested In this
great joint meeting Of Greek let
ter societies. and especially in
the ACHR.
The three leading dailies car
ried prominent articles on the
meetings and several had very
fine editorials. One even carried
an editorial after the conventions
had adjourned to the effect that
they were very beneficial to the
city, that the hotels and other
businesses profited greatly; and
that the influence Of men and wo-
men on such levels certainly help
ed the City OF Cleveland and
would better human relations and
better understanding.
Social affairs were elaborate;
three were held in the Municipal
Auditorium, and all others were
held in the various hotels in down.
town Cleveland.
Arthur McWatt and Howard
Bennett were delegates from
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

4 elimination TO prevent them In
their civil rights and raising bar
riers Of discrimination To prevent
them In their struggles TO live
and progress
A bronze plaque was awarded
President Truman for his en-
deavors in the field Of Human
Rights, and II was received by
Secretary Of the Interior, Oscar
l. Chapman.
The several societies each con-
tributed $4,000 TO the Ameri-
can Council on Human Rights
(ACHR). and thousands Of dol
lars in the form Of scholarships
and fellowships were given.
Raymond w. Cannon Receives
Award
Raymond w. Cannon. Mime
apoiis Attorney. was one Of sew
eraI Past National Presidents and
other prominent members TO re-
ceive Achievement Awards from
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at
It's annual dinner in the Cleveland
hotel Among the number was
Garrett Morgan, brother Of the
late Wilbur Morgan Of Mime
apolis. and brother-in-law OF Mrs,
Alice Morgan.
ThnrgOod Marshall Banquet
Speaker
The annual banquet Of Alpha
was held in the ball room Of the
Cleveland Hotel and the number In
attendance filled the place TO
capacity. Many OF the older mem
bers who have been with the Fra
ternity almost since its inception
were present from various parts
Of the country. The banquet was
addressed by Thurgood Marshall,
Chief Counsel Of the legal staff
Of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored peo-
pie.
He delivered a very dynamic
and forcefuI AZ we'll as inspiring
address. lasting for nearly an
hour and a half; and he explained
the foes Of freedom both from
within and without minority
groups. He explained In detail the
many methods by which discrim-
nation against minority groups
is set up and maintained.
Hospitality OF Cleveland
The daily press OF Cleveland APP
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
Righfs Subject As
Six Greek Letter
Groups Convened

Cleveland, ohio.-one Of the
most important events Of the
year 1852 affecting minority
groups In this country was the
meeting Of the American Council
on Human Rights and the meet
ing Of six Greek Letter College
Societies jointly during the last
week in December in Cleveland,
Ohio.
The American Council on Hu-
man Rights Is a delegate body
composed Of three representatives
from each Of the six societies. Fra
ternities in convention were Al
pha Phi Alpha and Kappa Alpha
Psi. Sororities were Alpha Kappa
Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta
Phi Beta, and Sigma Gamma
Rho. Approximately 1000 dele
gates. officers and members were
in attendance. and quartered for
the most part in Cleveland's lead
ing hotels
II was by far the biggest
gathering OF Negro college men
and women ever TO be held in this
country. A large number Of the
outstanding leaders were present
and attending the sessions Of
their respective organizations.
A public meeting was held in
the Municipal Auditorium which
was attended by nearly 1900
persons. Sir Zafrulla Khan. Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs Of PaISls-
tan and representative to the
United Nations was one OF the
principal speakers. He spoke Of
the work and progress made by
the United Nations and dwelt at
great length on Human Rights
throughout the world.
Or. Mordecai johnson, presi-
dent Of Howard University In his
address exposed the colonial sys-
TEN and showed how II exploits
minorities. especially those of
dark color: and severely took to
task the British. French, Dutch,
Belgian and Spanish nations for
their part in enslaving, humillat-
ing and prosecuting minorities.
them OF their civil
rights and raising barriers Of dis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
THE UntOuChabIes" Graphic
Story OF Cost In Life
OF Hospital Segregation

The Southern Educational printed
handsome pamphet Tho UnOuchabss" by Alfred
tive SOuthsrneF and former New Orleans nswspapcrman The
pamphlet Describes the high suffering misery
caused by segregation and discrimination against by
hospitals throughout America Segregation and discrimination by
private hospitals the Upper Midwest Of the nation
Sl about bat IL dying rapid death Yet the story, The I'm
oucabo" tells need b. told readers this Therefore
this week begin publication Of Mr. MAunds article In INSTALL
nsnt FORM The pamphlet fun for request
by writing the southern Educational Fund scr Psrdo
Orleans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

Yea can borrow the dAte-Rut
Leaf Tor this dessert from
ErandmotheF's day and use Q
cream cheese for the new hind
q Icing;
Simple Party Desserts
Fancy and elaborate desserts
Just don't seem TO and much favor
these days. Desserts that are easy
10 put together, however. are
winners whether you serve them
for the family or 10 guests.
Most homemakers don't have
time 10 primp and fuss for hours on
desserts, but easy things. prepared
with q fair. are = Must" on
sveryone's list.
Familiar foods are good begin.
nings for such needs as these. and
10 they're given q new personality,
then you really have something
which 10 bound 10 please.
nate-Nut Cream RSIl
(seFvea q
Q Sounce packages cream
cheese
e-ounee can dAte-nut bread
tahleapooA light cream
tahlespoon anely chopped
cEystAIlised ginger u desired
Allow cream cheese TO soften at
room temperature. Meanwhile re-
move bread from can Cut into
slices about A.inch thick. Cream
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

ChtteR mfNtufN, FIaC0 one SIlc0
on top Of another. Ice entire roll
with remaining cream cheese mix.
ure. Cover carefully so that cover
does not touch roll and place In
refrigerator 30 chill until cheese
IL tirm. about 2 hours, Just before
serving, cut In diagonal slices 20
give the dessert a striped appear.
anee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

Gamma HI lambda Chapter Of
the Twin Cities.
Raymond W. Cannon is a MEM
Der Of the Commission TO work
out the reorganization Of Alpha
Phi Alpha during the coming
year. The Commission win meet
several times during the year In
central location to accomplish
its work.