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Evening star., 1955-05-12

A selection Of end. lamp and cocktail
tables. at S4.95; sofas. green, rust
gray or wine coverings, $50. .a5; floor
lamps. 81 .95; new or renovated open.
arm living rm. chairs. 50 95: new
wrought-iron table lamps, S3.95:
new wrought-iron gossip bench
81 .95. modern 3-piece sectional
sofa. in green. S4995: diversified deer
lounge chairs, in blue. erav or wine
500 .95; wood rockers, Sp95: maple
end tables. $2.95: dinette sets
wood, table and 4 chairs. $19.a5:
plastic Tv chairs, S5.95: maple
hutch buffet and top, S3a.95: 4-sec-
tion mahog. bookcase, glass doors
$24 .95: new maple dining rm. chairs.
dresser with mirror. dble. bed, chest
met. maple finish, S19,95: chest OF
drawers, all finishes, $19.95; .dble
-dr., white enamel. utility cabinets
S9.95: ax12 summer fiber rugs
S5.95: rollawav beds with cotton
mattresses. S19.95: new mahogany
Step-tables, Sl2.95: new, modern
contour chairs. with ottoman. COM
plete $24.95: factory reconditioned
cotton mattresses. S12.95. factory
reconditioned springs, Sl0.95.
q large floors stocked with extraordi-
nary values. You are invited to come
terms. Open Fri. and Mon. ewes
Furniture Trading Mart
2l3-2l5;217 KING ST. Alex, oy6 "a,
XII $4,000 XII. S-930l
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LUMBER
Flooring Suitable for
Sheathing or Sub-Flooring
$25 PER M
Oak FloorilIg-$65 Per M
Slight Charge for Delivery
ACE WRECKING co.
AAlO Minr hua NJ
4002 MINI. Ave. NE.
n e XARn LII AASnl

4002 MINI. Ave. NE.
D. c. YARD. LU. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE YARD, Pc. 2-9211
Ia
MOTORS, bought, sold, exch.; ali
makes; lowest prices. ELECTRIC
ORGANISING Hammond chord or
gans, demonstrators; substantial dis
count; new guarantee. Mr.. Terhune.
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co., l1oS G
oRGaNS-Foar X aiS; Toar'nssSni %nritier t. " organs
traded in on Hammonds; new con-
dition: substantial discount for cash
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 110S- G
st. NV. Washington, D, c.. lis
oRGANS-Several Hammond spinet
guarantee; free lessons; easy terms.
Free delivery to Annapolis and re-
sort area. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO..
110s @ st. NV, washington. p c.
oRGANs-one church model and one
strators; new guarantee; substantial
discount, easy terms, CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.; Jos G st. NV wash
pHoNocRAPH iRGSSo; R RECORDS, classical.
entire collection will sell In part or
whole. Call co. 5-656o for appoint
PTANo-Bapy grand, made by Kim
ball used; only S595. oonv terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 1los G st
NV DI. 7-S464. IA
PIANO-Lester BETSY Ross" used
EMP caxMpsEGf Ell {Mgsic Co. isffOs 9 St s.
PIANO-spinet, slightly used, small
size, only S345. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. 110s G st. NV, DI. 7-S4R4
PIANOS FOR RENT, only s25 down,
Ss mo- mo hauling e enarFsss char soos puts nS
our famous RENTAL-PURCHAsE
plan, KITS. 1890 G st. NV, RE
Piano g steinway, factory rebuilt.
Grand. STYLE M. like new: regular.
sa2'S 5srn! see'1a Music sAss 2ss c5sP 52aE
piaSos. isS9 3 81 don't nv miss KITS rrsa,
clearance Of famous make pianos:
tremendous reductions Of new and
vsea Pianos bangs from resglar s.oes sSr :
PIANOS. new, full-keyboard spinets:
easy, terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
PIANo~steinway console, We have
only one and 1t is q real buy: loss
Bell MI Music CO.. CO. 1fos s1d & st. NV.
PIANO l inS1 iBnFSS1cHEs, SO new. PAu1.
0oL1BART PIANO STORE 1855
Col. I'd. NV. AID. 4-592S. $3.50 70 q.
PIANo-steinway grand, used. This
is real bargain at only 81 ,495.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11os @ st,
NV, d. 7-S464. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS soR sALR

FURNIrURE-sofs bed. beautiful.
2 HoiiyEood beds. $40 each Esriy
American corner pine cabinet. $50
Music cabinet, SO. Also accessories
and rugs. Call CO. 5-656O lis
Evening star., 1955-05-12
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies. kitchen modernized. recr
rms. complete remodelinR service:
estimates free. all work fully guar
no money down SO mos to pay
SECO SALES. JU 5000. EN-
2-6749. day or night.
ADDITIONS as low as $3.50: al
rms. See US and save: white mechs.
only. JU. 5-1S1S. JU. 9-SS91. lis
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
And Parking Areas
ia. 6-6927 ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-05-12
HFLP-WoMM

WOMAN wanted for seneraI house
work; experienesd; i've Ia, nice IN.
WOMEN. ioin AvoNs spring sales
promotion NOW for those extra
dollarSl Change of season brings
change Of cosmetics. Earn S25 wkly.
in spare hrs. DI. 7-022I. -I3
YOUNG LADY-Recent graduate Of
high school. or college, or one
graduating in June. Good typist.
with some knowledge Of shorthand.
to work in small once or retail
store. and assist in sales. Apply in
person after 3 pm. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO.. 200l K st. NV.
WOMAN for interest
ing work in air fight routing.
Should have travel agency or SINH
lar experience. Must be good typist
and ability TO write own letters. Ap-
ply in person, AIRCRAFT OWNERS
& PILOTS ASSOC, 4644 East-West
hwy. Bethesda
SPRING-Daniels Bootery
needs shoe fitter for permanent. full
time work. Proper training provided.
Also part-time experienced filters
needed. Apply DANIELS BOOTERY,
Ellsworth dr.. opposite decht Co..
Silver Spring, after l::30.
A SPECIALIZED employment service
for medical dental. hospital per-
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES AND CALCULA.
TORS, new and used. S35 up. guar
anteed. CENTRAL ao1s f4th st.
AIR coNDIT1oNERs. a-h.p.. fac
tory sealed cartons; 1864 models.
2433 18th st. NV. co. 5-959S;
AIR CONDITIONER, A-ton. Interna-
tional Harvester. Model L $50, like
new: $190. l Eastman 16mm. Cine
Kodak, model K, F:35 lens, and
case: $50. Binoculars and case, 6x30
central focus; SIS. 1913 7th st. NV.
before pm. Ia
AIR CONDITIONER. 25-ton Chrys-
Ter Air Temp compressor. complete
with motor and starter; air supply
unit and water tower: also copper
pipe and flexible connections. Ap-
ssIl MR. VIE NfEE7' 10. 55:t S.ss0O 6OtSS Men.[
AIR CONDITIONERS and other items
at sacrifice. breaking up; West
minister elee. clock door chime,
cornices with overhead lighting.
awning type exhaust fan, Revere
cooking wear set, 215-ton air con-
ditioner. 1A-ton air conditioner: all
recess type and nearly new. See at
Apt. 302. 4514 Conn. ave. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER; Mitchell "a ton
used / season; like new; S175. Phone
WA. 5-9053 after o. -15
Evening star., 1955-05-12
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES

DOCTORS ASSISTANTS
Women needed. 1895, white or col
ored tor institutions. doctors ofnces,
infant. maternity and convalescents
Excel pay. Day. evening and Sat
classes forming. Free placement
Special courses 3 to 6 months
For Free booklet. visit. phone or write
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING
Victor Bldg. oil G Pl. NV. ST. 1851
13s
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ART-TIME PUBLIC OF
HELP-DokAESTIc

COOK :G.H.W.; live in; 5,a days: 25
to 40: permanent position: refer
encss REQUIRED. OIL. 4,109s.
COok-GHW. $40 month, live in 4
nights. Care Of 2-year-old: must be
sness. Ds'1Seo Hss s5-Ee' 'eqs EN-. '?Sa! sa5ses
CooK-G.H.w., fond Of children: live
in New York City: $35 week. EN-.
CIV cook for apt, thoroushly e1-
week: no laundry: recent refs. IA
G.H.W. and good plain cook. live in;
2 school-age children; ideal location
4 sal saS soUf Gk. IT,; IT, 2114gT; z fnId ., chill.
oia oniy sss5o ssss5G iSSs. 81. sessss
IG.H.W., child care. must have recent
loc. refs: work in NV. vic, but
interviews vii be held at HOO 8
chP st. i've TFidsy IA rSars Rs1 I've every other
sun. of: health card; local refs;
$40 wk. Wo. 6-1614.
G.H.W.. experienced only: ages 27-37;
;tsy.5 stay eysniassA ss sSAJS local 'efs.; Excel
GS.H.W..cooK, under 40: 1:ao-7:so
pm, Mon. through Friday. couple
and 2 children: Fails Church. near
bus: S22.5O .JE.. 2-6295.
GHW-COOk: live in: OF Thurs. sna asnnad
sHn' sF J5 5fttr Ss1sf sS1Essffkfa'' refs req @1S go
GnSS rambler; nvs experieneed SqefR With yoans
ences: age 25-45: half day We'd
ssfday ssS "a and slsSs5y sys5y other SUNDAY 1S On
G.H.wu sou "A AND COOKING. . to 7:so
p;ms references required: Wo; g.
IG.HW.. child care. 5-day week. sieep
in; Refs. OIL; 6;;5957: -l2
ssRer ssR w euR wS 9n e-loas egg feiS' ivf le IN
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to live in D. C
apt. with .convalescent woman: nurs'
ing sxRer ngt REQUIRED par t,m 0a 47ss
5lass n,sSsi per week: e. e p il hons 8
MAID. g.h W.. experienced with chill
! dren; reference required; Thursday
and SUNDAY of; live in: S25 wk,
MAID. i've in. g.h.w.. fond of chill,
,dren: references required; usual
time of; $40 wk.: automatic raist
to party who fills the bill. MR.. WIN:
CENT, NO. 7-7515, 8 to pm. Il;
Man nS OR sk S bd: Thte ss nt9 to Ss esan and
Sa Iset S~o peA "A' Sos
WOMAN won 17tn white. st n;S capable as companion
JU. 7e549o after $50. Ia
WHITE WOMAN to cook and be com.
panion to convalescent woman; vic
Walter Reed; live IN or out. Cal
LO. 5-2s29 before 8 pm. .-
COUPLE, white. to live in: woman
for g.h;w. and cooking, rlan to
help with housework and gardsn.
local doo references necessary. ,eoL
CARE OF YOUNG CHILD, g.b.w,;
live. IN: local references required.
LIVE IN, ehw. and cooking; good
with children. Thursday, and every
other Sunday of; recent reference,
LIVE in: experienced lady. 25 to 40;
take complete charge Of rambler 2
children. "a and yrs, own guar; guar;
1sFs sFsiepdes 3das 1souTed Tssk Ju $40 s4a5s
COUPLE-Man as tanitor- chauffeur
wife as maid: $3.50 mo. References
LIVE AR; iilNSs'gs. IN. 'gs..H.w. and cooking ml4 of,
Friday and everv other Sunday: $40
week. Must have references. OIL, Q
tCoEO;RED WOMAN. reliable. care Of
. children and light housework; 9
days. Virginia area. JA. S-34S0.
COUPLE, white or colored; 1st class;
must have good reference: good
salary: for Washington.
COOKS AND MAIDS: very good sal:
AGENCY. 5 Dupont Circle NV. -l2
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
GARD;;ARBAND KENNELS. Pleasant
BoARDiiNG-want a wonderful plac.
to board your dog? Modern kennels
cSckHR g sfER sfASEh sf Gfdsr sfs4 ThoI1arh0r.s
pups, . weeks old. reasonable.
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. beautiful and intelligent.
country, raised; Eess; ~; 9-o2oS.
i weeks OLD. blsek and silver; $50.
PARAKEETS; young, select bred;
50 so. All colors. all kinds. Ii. Z.
964l; after Z pm, KE. $500:
CATS: ATS spayed; female tiger. and
good home in Virginia with adults
only, XII. 9-3959.
BOXER DOG: male, registered, "A
months old, very gentle: Owner NOV
Di4soe Ask ssisfss lsf MRS VII Nars7 sPd @is sis
GREAT PYRENNEs PUPs, , mos,
dogs; ioSs ahiiGTsn hsSss1s jE' Hn'S 54sSss. ssss!o
BOXER; OK x,ls lsswn ,IasI male 70 ,n mos sd
3-05S5 after g pm ia
PUPPIES. 8 weeks old: mother reg
istered English setter; father reg
istered pointer; females, S5 each.
ia. 7-S405. ID
male; Axe, championship stock;
CoCKER sPANiEL. PUPPIEs-s wks.
9ld; SlJ5s male; Slo' female. Call
COLLIE PUPPIES-Bv show winning
sire shots and wormed: $50 and
I'D. ia, 7.070l. CARLYN PARK
KENNELS. Axe reg. 750 s. Carlvn
Spg I'd, Arl.. Va. Ia
Evening star., 1955-05-12

SILK FNIsHER IH class: TOP
ERs. 6so1 colorado ave. nv. Nfs
Evening star., 1955-05-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, double entry set Of
ary. SIS per wk. Write Box 1890,
CIGAR CLERK, full time: must be
experienced and over 81: good pay.
Apply VIERS MILL DRUG CO.
SeTs M saeDeidf 0 GenIss Italian and
American food. Apply after 10 am.
K1Krs RESTAURANT. 1918 Wis.
ave. NV. lie
FOUNTAIN HELP. exper. part time.
white, 81 br.: 6-10 pm. Call ia.
LaBoRafokv ISo r. eoisi rEchNrc1AN, male or
female. hcn.atology and Tor blood
bank experience required: good SAL
ery. INQUIRE EMERGENCY HOS
PITAL LABORATORY. is
WHITE HOST AND CASHIER, refined
part time or week ends; hours, 8 to
IL pm: must have good references.
Co1PLhvs SebP Gonnsesicus n ave HpsSand n% S emn
wife ans. door bell in rm. hse.. ex-
chg. for rent. 92S @ pl. NV. lie
COUPLE. live in, modern rambler
own private quarters: woman to
cook and general housework; man
to garden and general housework.
Must like children. State ages and
experience: Must have references.
PART-TIME PUBLIC OPINION
INTERVIEWING
nesded men or nd ES@ea Gayme E
and evening interviewing in Wash
ington, D. c. Salary, 81 .35 per hour
car mileage. cents. No experience
day. Miss WYDiE. shoreham Hotel
Evening star., 1955-05-12
FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
ITEMS ONE OR TWO OF A KIND
AND SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
Evening star., 1955-05-12

COLLEGE GRADUATE
21-2S yrs. for permanent position
Of responsibility, requiring initiative
and judgment; experience helpful
but not essential. Call COURTESY
ASSOCIATES. Ma. S-1412. $3.50
to D. -l2
Evening star., 1955-05-12
sITUATloNS-MEN 6 WOMEN

FLA. MATH. PROF. andIor wife will
serve as caretakers, tutor, secYeta-
ries, night or desk clerk. or perform
other undemanding duties In re-
turn for room, board and Tor salAry.
Summer. Box 217-E, star. 1bs
Evening star., 1955-05-12
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
ACCOUNTING DEPT

Young woman, 21-35 yrs Of age, for
operation. Good typist who can take
shorthand at reasonable speed
Some credit experience desired but
not essential. 5-day. 4O-hr. week
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays, 8:30-5 and Sat 9-l2
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MANGq4AE EEEH REhIyE6H ofr1eE aEP 2d1P RARk1se eo
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.

639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOUNTAIN ~, for patio; M y gall tyPse; Pso $50 80
rHRSfsHfSGs rfHRRSSifsimsRs of beautiful b5a home;
FURNITURE, complete for 1-bedrm
apt; in excellent condition. Must
sell; leaving town. RA. 3-4454. -l5
FURNITURE, Habitant; suit. for den
or SFop af taS esp3an sGSn ess an
FTRNiTGREt FURNITURE M N sofa and matching
chair, 2 end tables, bedstead. table
and 2 chairs: hand lawn mower,
good condition Cheap: ia: S-139O;
s4eSp. RE- dssrbs ODD and peees
Hotpoint tfreezer top) and other
washers. etc. By order an estate and
storage companies, at WESCHLER' S
AUCTION, .905 E st: NV. tomorrow,
9:3O I'm: to mid-afternoon. 1nspec-
FURNiTURE-Maple kneehole desk
$50. walnut typewriter desk, S25
spinet desk, excel. cond., $50; hide
a-bed. $50; mahog. dinette. like
new, 500: chests. $40 up; bookcases
around the Srr Corner" 44aa Wiscon.
sin ave. NV, nr. Sears. Open I'll
pm, EN-. 2-66777.
FURNITURE-Lowes cash prices ir
area on beautiful, 5-piece, chrome
and wrought iron. dinette sets
starting, at S44.50. Just. IL sets Of
pre-built mattresses and box springs
to match. Regularly priced at S119
sale to to- "a 'fa prlce. se' Mahogany, 0i maple e
and walnut. headboards. for double
or single beds. Regularly priced
$3.50; sale price, .S1s.95.. Regular
$3.50 metal bed frames for Holly
EHTRs EHTd Ssds; 1ND S5Ie REDpiN 5kKoHd "a Fs 8si
Cedar St. NV NV. fasi Takoms PARK. '' D. o e G
Phone. TU. 2-4612. Free parking
in rear of store. IA
FURNITURE-Unclaimed wing chair
$40; ANTIQUE Victorian rocker. 500;
two Chippendale Ewing chairs. sos
single or double beds, $40; chiffe.
robe, S4; provincial side chair, $50;
ice cream parlor chairs. So; tele.
phone table. IS; inner spring mat.
tress. SO; rollaway bed, S12; chest
Of drawers, $40; occasion chair. IS
Hollywood bed S22: Lawson love.
seat, ,S55: dresser. with mirror. SO
sofa bed. $40: sofa and chair, 500
coil spring. So; Lawson sofa, 500
Stgdo SsneS sSuc5 b.. $Ss sso d. crossing tae
ing. refinishing cabinet work: furni.
ture cleaned. draperies, and cornices
custom made furniture Slipcovei
sofa and chair. $40: extra chair
S17.95. Sofa and chair reuphol
cluded: 10 colors of texture material
and stripes. HOFFMAN UPHOL.
STERERS, 2447 18th street NV
co. 5-5116. 13'
FURNITURE sALE-New bedrm din
rm. and liv. rm. Some factory close.
outs and showroom samples. Modern
and traditional quality furniture al
lowest prices regardless of big dis.
counts offered elsewhere. Compare
Evening star., 1955-05-12
FILE CABINETS

FOUR DRAWER STEEL LETTER
FILE CABINETS, $3.50 AND UP
SO FOUR DRAWER WOOD FILE
CABINETS. $3.50 AND UP.
ONE-DRAWER STEEL ROLLER
BEARING FILE CABINET. S3.95.
CARD FILES. WOOD, STEEL; ALL
SIZES. LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE
Evening star., 1955-05-12

FURNITURE sALE-New bedrm din
rm. and liv. rm. Some factory close
outs and showroom samples. Modern
and traditional quality furniture at
lowest prices regardless of big dis
counts offered elsewhere Compare
STAHLER'S FURNITURE CO.
Sl6 18th st. NV. RE. 7-431O
Evening star., 1955-05-12

b-DAY. 40-HOUR WEEK
q OR a FULL DAYS 3Y A WEEK CAN
BE ARRANGED AT OUR VA. OR
SILVER SPRING STORES.
. Discount. disqualification and other
company benefits.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
TYPISTS
EXPERIENCED
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

RELIABLE CONCERN
STARTING SALARY BASED
ON PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
SCHEDULED INCREASES
7-HOUR DAY. 5-DAY WEEK
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
AGE 1890
CALL Sterling 3-2029
Evening star., 1955-05-12
SALESGIRLS

day week; excellent company bene-
flts, for the 9 who qualify. Apply
personnel ONCE
Evening star., 1955-05-12
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
IS Eye NV, Columbia Med. Blde

A SPECIALIZED employment service
for medical. dental hospital per
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
100000 Calves
From One Bull

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND off
spring from single bull per year
fantastic? Yes. under present methods
of artificial dissemination. But new
method of freezing and storing semen
gives promise of just such results
It's estimated that total of 10000
cows could be serviced per year by pres
ent techniques where semen remains
viriIe for only about week When the
procedure of freezing semen is per-
fected it will be possible to artifically
breed many times that number from
single bull, and a prize sire viii be
able to continue to father calves for
several years after his death.
This semen must be frozen and stored
at rs degrees below zero, and it must
remain at that temperature until just
before it is used It's easy to visualize
the problems that still must be
solved In transporting the semen from
the laboratory to the field. A possible
answer is a newly developed liquid MI
trogen-cooled c0ntainer.
A midwest breeding association has
already successfully bred 10000 cows
with frozen semen. Eastern ass0cia-
tons have experimental successfully
with it, but ON a smaller scale. It's
been found that conception rate with
frozen semen is almost as good as
what can be achieved with fresh liquid
semen. Because much of the work is
still experimental, commercial costs for
frozen semen service have not been es-
tablished.
The use of artificial dissemination has
already greatly reduced the number of
bulls on American farms. With this
new technique. if finally perfected. the
number of bulls required to sire the
nations dairy herds is expected to drop
still farther
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
Farm FIOcks Make
Use OF Idle Land

FARM FLOCKS of sheep are main
tanned on small and medium sized irri-
cation farms In Montana to make use
of idle land to use up surplus forage,
according to a study conducted by the
USDA in cooperation with the Montana
Experiment Station.
Farmers interviewed In the study
said farm flock takes very little time
away from other chores since sheep
need most attention in the winter.
1t was found that the average farm
flock of about so ewes and two rams
produce an annual return of 81 800, or
$21.70 per eve. OF this amount 1864
comes from the sale of the lamb crop,
$64 from cuIling old ewes and 1914 from
heeces. These figures are based on a
lamb crop of Y lambs, of which go
were sold at an average weight of so
pounds for Is cents pound and the
others kept as requirements. Sixty
eight heeces were examined during the
study. They averaged 10 pounds and
sold for SIS cents per pound
ID. c. Myrick, agricultural research
economist, stated that sheep would be
adaptable to almost any family farm
where the feed and land situation was
similar to the conditions on the farms
that were studied.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01

On all chemicals always follos0 directions for op-
plicaAon. Where lOorning or caution statements
sre given, read them carefully.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
Montana Farmer-StOckman
March I, Vol. 42. No. IL

Published twice a month on the list
and 18th by The Montana Farmer.
Inc, Great Falls, Mont. Subscription
price is So for five years, So for three
years, 81 for one year; Canadian.
one year, S. Entered as second class
matter at the P0stoffice at
Great Falls, Mont, under &C.
act of March 8, 1879.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
MpIs. Urban League
Urges Mayor To
Keep Local FEPC

The board of directors OF the
Minneapolis Urban league unani-
mously passed a resolution Fri
day, April 20, urging the mayor
and city council 10 continue the
operation of the local FEPC or
dinance along with the state law
that will go into effect July l.
The resolution also pointed out
that the three cities, Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Duluth. In the state
that have FEP ordinances should
be considered as a supplementary
effort to the state law.
The leagues resolution gave
two primary reasons why the To-
cal ordinance should continue TO
function.
% The established biennium
budget CS3O,OOO) is too small for
adequate administration OF the
law on a statewide basis in ad-
dition TO the three large cities.
(2) The local ordinance per
mits the coverage OF small en-
ployers employers OF fewer than
eight people,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
Guild Executive
Bourd Met In
Milwaukee. Wis

Milwaukee, Wis. Executive
board members OF the Council of
Urban League Guilds held "A two
day meeting in Milwaukee. Wis.
on April % and ~, The purpose
of thus conference was 10 draft
program recommendation for the
September meeting
A fashion show 10 add fcmin.
inc note was suggested. The show
To be conducted In cooperation
with leading Milwaukee firms.
with girls chosen from different
racial extractions serving M the
models
Other suggestions under con
slderation were luncheon IA
part Of the fashion show, "A Ccre-
mony Of welcome 10 greet newly
affiliated guild units and dis
Ctssion devoted 10 the organiza-
tons fund raising and promotion
nj objectivcs
Mrs Helen Harden Of New
York city. editor 81 the Guild
Script. official newspaper Of the
National Council Of Urban
League Guilds. said the proposals
would be submitted 10 the nation
al conference committee for APP
prevail.
Attending the planning EeEsion
in addition 10 Mrs Harden. were
Mrs Russell BalenRer. president
81 the National Council Of Urban
League Guilds. and president ~
the st Paul Guild, Miss Mary
Herzog and Mr.. James RidcsuS,
all ~ st Paul. Mrs Howard
DsrneIl, past president 81 the
Minneapolis Guild Mrs Mary
wilcox, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs
Corrin" Brooks n Wayne. Ind
Mrs. OthelIa johnson. New York
city.
And Mrs Ruth Thomas. council
financial secretary. Mrs Hos"
Butler, council treasurer, Mrs
Ruby Young. Milwaukee guild
president, Mrs Carrie JsCksDn
and Mrs, Vivian Dorsey. all u
Milwaukee.
Mrs DarnsiI sIIbH'i,uted for
Mrs Robert Murray. Minneapolis
Guild president. who was hnFpit-
allied and unable 10 afisEd
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Businessmen PIan
Benefit For Roy
Russell Widow

Rosdbuddy'S Cafe, 100 univer.
sity Az. 81 Paul. viii give q
bcnsfi. cocktail party next Wed
nssday night for the widow and
four children 81 Roy Russell WIN
was fatally beaten April 10.
The affair will be held In the
magnificent new Roady'S Rumpus
room 81 the cafe, Chester w. o.
den Rr and Maurice Goldberg Jra
~ the cafe have already made n
substantial contribution ~ the
Russell family. They felt that the
general public would like 10 help
also
Proceeds u the affair Wednes
day night viii go 10 the family
Public support In solicited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06

bowman. who lives with his
wife, Jncqueline, and their son
Wayne, nj s4tb Fourth Az, n, Ia
the son ~ Mr. and Mrs Earl
bowman Sr. ~ 3dI2 Fourth Az
y,
Earl bowman has earned a fine
record At Phyllis Whcatley Settle.
ment House ar athletic coach and
boys worker, lIc has been study,
ing ~ IInmlinr University and
doing some practice teaching IN
Education,
At Central. he was All-City
back and was All-Conference back
at hacRIcster College for u 70,
cord breaking three years
Bowman will b" the second Ne
gro appointed Ia Minneapolis
high school athletic STAFF, Cur.
tlas Gwynne In assistant coach
at North high school