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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, dsy mr.
night expert handling; reasonable
rates DI 1861.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. -7-O104, UNION SToR.
AGE CO. INC Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
3eaches specially s. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
CHESTER MOvERs-Lge. or small.
We do them ALL Clean and careful
ST. $3.50; Ia. coils. ewes. al
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937i ewes. RA. 3-l4I6
49,
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
/ rates. sxper. men; "a mr.; 1-bedrm.
1-95oO. o'
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FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroom
apt, adjacent to, TT. Myer; $70.76
per mo-, incl. utils. For inspection,
apply Apt. 9, 11S s. Court House
BARLEY BROS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-ofacer's widow has
attrac: furn 3-bedrm. house AD.
1922 or AID. 4-7s99. al
Oh. ca bedrms. 2ls baths, 3s-
IT. liy,, rm.. lge din. rm.. ctr hall,
cleo. kit. scr. porch, brk, patio and
barbecue. fenced I'd. Years lease.
Avail. July !; $3.50. OIL. 2-43lo;
ARL.--Cute. modern: 2 bedrms.,
washer. disposal; fenced yard. child
welcome. Si25 no. 2-47SI. 20
GEORGETOWN--s rms. completely
FUN: ! year from June !; 3 bed
rooms and bath on 2nd A.: drawing
nm. din. rm.,. sitting rIn, and stor-
sas ss rm n, On On l Sstaffiiiki $500 AQ5 g.
s 5eeDr FLEEes e MsL cap 3D. ss sys5
level, summer kit, laundry and large
ist level: e:ec. lit. disposal, dining,
hv., rm. with fireplace. bedrm. and
bath; End level: z twin-sized bed
buiit-in closets, drawers and vanity.
si5oo. Fa ass S si6o. 'h Io. 5-ss55iia
CHEVY CHASE, MD. adj. Chevy
Chase Club bedrms.. 2Ia baths.
delightfulIy cool June 9Th 10 Sept.
:: $3.50 mo. MA. s-1562 or ~.
b-5354. ~
ARLINGTON. 30 N. Columbus St.
5 min. Pentagon; 9 bedrms,; IA
baths; rec. rm.; nicely furn.. i'm
med. occupancy lease for year or
more. $3.50. AsK-Us! REALTY CO..
IA. S-I252.
CHEVY CHAsE-summer rental: 4
bedrms,. air conditioner: avail. Jnly
/. OIL. 2-4919. 80
PENNA. RESORT, $3.50 for 2 months.
Delightfully."- cool. few hrs. away.
4-bedrm.. 2h-bath home. Mod.
kitchen, fireplace In liv. rm.. and
den. Nearby country clubs for golf
and tennis. Call EN-. 3-b77S, 1T
fContinued on next pasel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt. con.
have newly redecorated. 1-bedroom
apis. from S7O.75 to S75.75 per
mo-, incl. utils. For inspection. apply
at Apt. 1, 1901 Abingdon drive
Alexandria
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APIS. UNEURNIsHED-VA,

FALLS All CHURCa-l:bedrm, ant. scr;
in pvt. home; S72.b0. re. 6-2O9s
ARL.. near Key and Memorial Bridge,
Il bedrm.: for discriminating per-
sons; ADULTS only; "a. 2,9576; 80
IS Minis. from WashinEton via Ar
lington boulevard. Cali ia. 7-7604
ARLINGTON. mr.. Key Bridge-1-bed.
rm. apt. COW. transp., shopping
ldry facils;; parking: $40. incl. al
m malta adu 5h S sn5y Phone resident
in colonial-type brick building. {
units each. Oyerlooking beautiful
lawns and shade, trees. Garage.
S St9GK bus s shePpis P eG once
H Gss sa;H f. Heut s:s1 Esao1MSSD
ALEX. near Hunting Towers-Mod-
dec: all utiis.; s72. ov. $4,000
o atiSt 7 GARDENS bedrm m%7 l,v
| Co; inside parking; all shopping
facilities nearby: $3.50 mo. ia
9-516 go, ia. 5-6540. 81
ARLINGTON. VA. Westover section
tpst of Wash. blvd. conv. to every
kit. and bath; S69.50 per mo. Incl.
heat and hot water. Call WEAVER
ARLINGTON, VA.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette: kit: and bath apis: close in,
Just on Wilson blvd. on North Oak
p Htil'; 7.s GsN WEAVER BROS NC
FOUR ROOMS. bath. private en-
trance; avail June 90; cples. only;
"a 23rd st. s.. Arl., Va, OF
FREE RENT TO JUNE I-spacie S
2.-bedrm. terrace apt, ample closets,
storage, laundry facils.: Fit. Myer,
Pentagon, Navy Annex area; 500,
incl. utils. IA. 7-5414.
OLD ALEXANDRIA. 8 rms. bath in
neaT KinR JE ol sss hSpss' Fairfax
ARLANDRIA-Mod, newly dec. 1
bedrm:. ny. nm, kit; u block bus
FALLS e eff2o m Bedroom a; s-0s apt.
screened porch: COW. shopping,
re fEasnss s.a6 nSt in pvt home; s72 80
Lee. LIV. RIM. frepl., picture win.
dow. study. bedrm., bath, kit, din.
fiagstone terrace. ia. 5-6125; 500
ALUMINIUM, COIumDla pike at FRED
now-Beautiful and spacious living,
dining room combinations; Q large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment; parquet fls., Venetian blinds
3 exposures: utils. .furn.; sos a mo
One 6edroom, $500. For info. cal
LOVELY ~ fi'o APT. liv. rm., kttchenette
9 bedrms.. bath; pvt. parking: heal
iuT Ma ss5 mo-: refined adults, IA
ARL.. overlooking potomac-shadet
dre a :o ssa So 9ec JAs als Saen' no ea'
A.. / bedrm., din. rm.. kit. Iiv. rm
with With 1repl;' earase lge: yard put,
s Children n Bets. ess sed i:n sS
mo. BOX 125-K, Star. -29 ;.
ARL.---Save on your time. This mod.
apt. house is conv. to Wash. and
the Pentagon.. l lee. bedrm., liv.-
facils., parking space for your car;
Phone Il. s-ee44, AL BAKER &
J fsT' one 5NE MILE from Key. Bridge
on , Calvert st. CO.. Modern sS bldg; q
spti; $50. Cali Res. Msr. ia:
B1E 1SEERiLEY PLAZA SECTION. Alex.
Va, 3917-a9i9 Bruce st.-one,
bedrm. apt; good cond.; $40. Call
NJ. QUINN ST.. OF wilson blvd
One-bedrm. apt. good cond.: $40.
Call Res. Mgr. ia. S-4137. go
HARBOR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt con-
yenient to National Airport; we
have newly redecorated. 1-bedroom
apis. from S7O.75 to $75.75 per
mo-, incl. utils. For inspection. apply
at Apt. L, 1901 Abingdon drive.
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COLORED-35th AND BLAINE SITS.
N.E.-S57.5 80 and SIS so per month.
Living room. dinette, bath, bedroom.
kit. and screened-in porch, To in
spect. cab EUGENE n. PHIFER.
COLORED-143 NEAL Pr, nv
Two rms, kit, bath; $40. RAY
MOND r. RUPERT. l0l7 18th st.
COLoRED-LovELY LIv RIM, bed
F'nn Kit and md pvt ,,t,l BATH ;r5 nice Ocs.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D C. APIS UNFURN-MD Cont

apis: 5 bedrms, sos: 3 bedrms..
SS5 including utilities. Mr.. school,
bus, shops. 10 S-7QSs. II
TAKOMA PARK, s415 Flower ave-
Lge:. 27bedIm.' terrace apt; very
conv.; "a utils.; $50. JU. 5-l747.
EVANSVILLE - 1-bedrm. apt. for
available June i; COW. to transp..
shopping and churches; $72.50 mo-.
incl. al utiis. AP. Till. 81
UNIVERSITY MANOR-A choice COM
munity in close-in Silver Spring,
Md. offering delightful one-bedroom
S Sais at u ne e e g s sss
ali utils. Beautiful kitchen. attrac-
tive room sizes. including dining
area. plus, ample closet space. Com
plete automatic laundry facilities,
stoIage lockers, playsT1unds an And
Spring, Nd SHANNON q LUcHs
CO. 724 l4th st. NV. Ma. S-2345
DANIELS PARK, MD, min. Nd.
Univ.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath.
Ample parking. RIA. $4,000, RA; j.
raKOMA PIX, MD.-comfortable l.
bedroom apt. Large yard, $50. Ex-
29'
COOL, unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt, $3.50.
All utilities incl. l0409 Fawcett
st., Kensington, Nd. Will rent furn.
for SO more Der mo. LO. 5-39l4.
ROCKVILLE and . bedrooms. liv--
ing room. dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch, near schools
and shopping center; S65 to $50 per
month. Pc. 2-3003. -
CHILLUM TERRACE
incl. util.: air cond. optional. Direc-
lions: New Hamp. ave. | block over
b c. line to sheridan ST.. right to
bldg. Res mgr. JU. S-S725. PORET-
SKY IL SONS. INC. HA. 2-3Sn0.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
DANCE At
FINNISH HAL

The fifty-ninth anniversary Of
the martyrdom of DR.. Jose Rial,
Filipino patriot, will be fittingly
observed with a program at the
Finnish Hall on December 50,
starting at 8:15 p. m, according to
Salvador del Fierro, ST., community
president.
Prominent city officials are in
vited to take part in the program.
An eulogy of DR.. Rial will be de
livered by a Filipino orator. MI
steal numbers of first quality are
Included in the program. Filipino
artists of high calibre will enhance
the program of the evening.
A impressive presentation of the
"Old Glory by leaders Of the
V. F. w. Seattle Post 6599 to the
Filipino Community of Seattle will
be an inspiring number of the pro-
gram. according to the program
committee.
Vice President Gene Navarro viii
accept the presentation of the flag
in beralf of ire Filipino Community
of Seattle; and President Salvador
del Fierro, Sr. will give the closing
remarks.
The program viii be followed im-
mediately by a dance. Both program
and dance are open to the public
without admission charge.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
Correction

To correct a current rumor that
have been helping Maria Luisa
Dominquez financially in her pen.
ding lawsuits in court, ! wish to
make this public correction: | am
not helping her financially; the
only contribution | have been Civ
ing is my services in tipping for her
letters and memoranda of various
sorts. In justice to Miss Dominguez,
whose position, in so far as my
mechanical services to her are con-
cerned, might be misconstrued, |
am making this public announce
ment for the remedy that it may
offer to any misconception of my
relation to her.
VIcTORlo AcoSTA VELAScO
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
Manila Actress
In Play Cost At
Cornish School

Naty Carlyle, formerly movie ac-
tress in Manila, recently appeared
in a Cornish School play here in a
supporting role.
The play was "Beruardine," a sa-
ire on present high school kids and
their outlook on life, which had
four performances the latter part
of November and early December.
Mrs. Carlyle had appeared in
many movie films in Manila be-
fore coming to the States with her
husband.
She is considered for other roles
in Forthcoming plays at Cornish
School as a result of her satisfac-
tory acting in the play "Bernar-
dine.
When a hen lays an orange the
little chickens all say, See the
orange marmalade?"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
Rizd| Day Program Dec. 80
has PARTY
DEC. IS

me- traditional Christmas party
ME- Filipino Community of Sc
4 for Filipino children will be
on Sunday, December 18,
King at 200 p. M, according to
sador del Fierro, ST., community
sdent.
ms for all those wro will be
Ient will be distributed hnd
n will be plenty of entertain
4 for the young and the adults.
|,He Mendoza is chairman of
program committee trait is
Iping up a proper entertain
\ for the children.
Immunity treasurer Fernando
tera reports that he has over
ready for buying gifts and
|pg tire entertainment expenses
HE affair. This money has been
N from voluntary donations
Individuals and organizations.
/ list of all donors will be pub
II in the next issue of ire
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
Filipino Alumni
Activities Set

Two important activities of the
Filipino Alumni Association have
been scheduled this month.
/ he first is the Christmas Party
for the members on December II,
starting at 800 p. m. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irineo R. Cabatit,
1902 e. McGraw.
Another will be on December 81.
hen it will hold it's traditional
New Years Eve dance at the Amer
lean Legion building, 7th and Uni
Versity
Admission to the dance is SIS per
couple and $3.50 for single persons
according to Ferdano Ferrera
Alumni president.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15

THERE, is NO HIGHER LAW T
TN JOURNALISM THAN TO
TELL THE TRUTH AND
SHAME THE DEVIL.
Walter Lipman
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15

I've were watching the slow
Ing column of food consumers
sneaking fear that before
ltnd of the line was brought up
Fables would be as empty as
ker Hubbard's cupboard.
I;adent del Fierro, Sr. was even
alert and sensitive to the
hiding embarrassment. He i'm
lately ordered an aide to make
nearest grocery; and in ten
'nds flat, the willing errand
came back bent under the
hi of a pox of canned pork
beams and meat balls and
'hetti.
/ day was saved! Even if
late corners had to content
bselves with food via the can
Der; and we had to pity Vice
hui I. r. Cabait- he was at the
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15

tail end of the line. That includes
his better half.
Current whispers during the pot
luck dinner: This is a splendid
idea. and it should be more often.
"Why didn't we start this sooner?'
ait brings us closer together, and
the children, too"
And everybody was heaping
praises on President Salvador de-
Fierro, Sr., but, in his short speech
during intermisson, he gave the
credit to the Committee headed by
Tuso Pimentel, commander of the
v. F. w. Seattle Post $500. And
Mr.. Pimente passed the buck
to his committee members and te
all those who cooperated with him
The dinner is over but its mem
DRY fingers on.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15

CASIMIRO VALDEZ, of Batac
Ilocos Norte, has been recently as
signed to the Philippine Consulate
in Seattle as administrative fl
nance and property officer re-
lieVing Conrado de Castro. Mr..
Valdez assumed his responsibility
in the Seattle office on Oct. 8.
The new administrative officer in
the Consulate is 1929 graduate OF
the Wharton School of Finance OF
the University of Pennsylvania
and holds a masters degree in eco
nomcs from the University of Cali.
fornia at Berkeley.
He had been in the employ of
the Philippine Consulate in Chicago
since it was opened in 1948 until
his recent assignment in Seattle.
Humble and unassuming, MIR
Valdez arrived here two months
ago with Mrs. Valdez and are
making their home at 6588 18th
Ave. N. E.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
TYRE LODGE ELECTION

AT the Tyre Lodge election last
Dec. 8 held at the Washington Hall
John M. Castillo was elected wor-
shipful master for the 1856 term.
Other officers elected are Caesar
Merindo, senior warden; Andy
Cabasa, junior warden; Nick An
cheta, secretary; Fernando Ferrera
treasurer.
Officers appointed for the new
administration are: Ted Niedo
chaplain; Prudencio P. Mort. lee
turer; Sam Aladdin, marshall; Ray
Ramos, senior deacon; Johnny
Mendoza, junior deacon; Alex Tide
fonzo, senior stewart; Marcus Ba-
Lattice, junior stewart; E. Madrid
tyler.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-12-15
bon MUST BE GOOD; NOTHING
Is LEFT At POTLUCK DINNER

Two tables were full Of delicious and tantazng FOODS long
customers were ready invade the gastronOmc arsenal That
he picture the Maykno Hall last Sunday Dec II when the
no Community of Seattle held first potluck benefit dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Victor Mature Gets
'Muu-Muu' Score

NAIROBI. Kenya. Sept. 7 P)
Police investigating an explo.
sion in film actor Victor Ma.
lures hotel room warned young
settlers yesterday not to play
any more "Mau-Mau jokes" or
him.
Mature was on location with
Janet Leigh for the film "Sa-
fari." He arrived Saturday and
booked in at the Mawingo hotel
on Mount Kenya.
Police said young settlers hold
ing a boisterous party in the
small hours of Sunday decided
to give the actor a "Mau-
scare" One of them scaled the
hotel wall and threw a giant
firecracker into Natures room
from the balcony. The explo.
sion was heard for miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
IProbers Score Abuses
lin Insurance Sales to els

"a certified fist upon which an
overseas commander can rely
the subcommittee said.
Require Agents Service
It recommended also that nc
agent be licensed to sell insur-
ance to sesvicemen overseas un.
less he has had a years salts
/ factory service in this country
as judged by his company and
the insurance authorities of his
State.
The subcommittee said it had
considered but discarded pro-
Iposals to curtail the system OF
Iallotments under which pay de-
auctions may be made for pay
ment of life insurance premi-
Iums. The system is often val
liable to servicemen, particularly
those moved frequently, by per-
venting forfeitures of insurance
lit said.
But it declared that in nc
cease should allotment blanks be
in the hands Of statesmen. saying
they should be signed by the
tserviceman only In the presence
of an officer qualified to tell him
lof his obligations
The subcommittee said also
that insurance companies should
be held more fully responsible
/ for the actions of their sales
men. declaring that some have
been too successful in divorcing
themselves from misconduct OF
their agents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
BY The Associated Press

A House subcommittee says
the Defense Department has
fallen down on its responsibility
to protect servicemen from the
operations of INSCRIPTIONS in
surance statesmen.
1t called upon the department
yesterday to revise Immediately
some Of its regulations govern
ing the sale of insurance to GIs
both at home and overseas, say
ing that unless action is taken it
will propose corrective legislation
when Congress meets again.
The group, an Armed Services
subcommittee headed by Rep
resentative Hebert, Democrat OF
Louisiana, has been investigat-
ing what its report termed "lax-
ity, abuses and misconduct of
agents and companies" selling
insurance to Servicemen.
1t has been particularly crit
ical Of the operations by some
smaller companies in the Eu-
ropean theater.
Commanders Role
Noting that present regulations
require the commanding officer
of an installation overseas to
license companies and agents
operating within his command,
the subcommittee said this re-
quires him to be "a local insur-
ance commissioner. with none of
the facilities to do that job" It
continued:
ITO place such q duty upon q
military field commander is. we
think, an abdication of respon-
sibility by the Department Of
Defense. It follows too literally
rule 4-pass the buck and al
ways downward
Thee 11-man group recon-
mended unanimously that the
Secretary of Defense accept
promptly" an offer by the Assoc
citation of Insurance Commits
sioners to provide the depart
ment with five-man advisory
board which would review the
qualifications of companies seek
Ing to operate at overseas bases.
This board would then provide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Devereux Greeted
AT Belqrude Airport

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept
2 tR.-Representative Devereux
Republican of Maryland. flew
here yesterday for a visit. He
arrived a few hours after King
Paul and Queen Frederika Of
Greece came to Belgrade by train
for an eight-day state visit.
Mr.. Devereux was met by rep
resentatives Of the Yugoslav De-
Tense Ministry and the United
States military assistance group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

Imunists and Soviet Russia"
Among those who heard the
IgeneralisSimo's exhortation was
his 18-year-old grandson. Chang
Hsiao-wen. who has just begun
his ,4-year training course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

told Army cadets In a Com
|mencement Day speech yester-
day that they must be ready to
sacrifice their lives in the sacred
war against the Chinese Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
War on Reds Sacred,
.chiunq Tells Cadets

TAIPEI. Formosa. Sept. Z up.
= President Chang Kai-shek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

Shoes Styled and made in Miami!
The famous Casual shoe that's smart enough for town
and theote comfortable enough for work or shoppinq
That's because Of Aures goveIike softness the famed
nso|e cushioned from toe to heel Black or blue kid,
black or brown suede; sizes Az to TO- S. N. M-S.9o
Lansburghs-SHoE SALoN-Second Floor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
MitropouIos To
Bring Philharmonic
To Minneapolis

An old friend, Dtmitri Mitrop-
oulos, will make his first appear
ance at Northrop Auditorium
since he laid down his baton at the
end OF his colorful regime as con-
ductor Of the Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra six years ago.
Tuesday night, May IT.
He will bring here for its first
performance in these parts the
Philharmonic Symphony OF New
York to the conductorship Of
which he went at the completion
Of his service TO this section of
the country.
Naturally. Mitropoulos will be
greeted here by thousands of the
friends ne made while carrying
on with his dynamic interpreta-
tons of great musical works while
the Minneapolis orchestra was
under his direction. II was here
that he definitely established the
genius which has made him one
Of the most provocative figures
in the world Of music today.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
Willard Jones
Designs Emblem
For Democrats

Search for an attractive party
emblem for the Democrats may
have reached the end II action by
the YDFL convention several days
ago is accepted by the party or
ganization.
The YDFL approved beauti-
fully designed emblem which may
be made into a lapel pin which
was the work Of party worker
Willard Jones, active Jaycee MEM
Der and Local $40 man.
The new pin will receive its
first public display Friday when
one viii be presented TO Senator
John Sparkman OF Alabama who
Is coming here to attend the JEFF
ferson-Jackson banquet at the
Prom Ballroom in St Paul satur-
day night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, 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 90, urging the mayor
and city council to 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.
a. The established biennium
budget CS3O,OO0) 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).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
And Not A Drop To Drink

The doctor told me the only
way to get rid Of my rheumatism
was 10 avoid anything damp. es-
pecially getting wet"
well, that's easy enough" his
friend remarked
"Is it2 Well ] feel like a fool
sitting in an empty bathtub, and
washing myself with a vacuum
cleaner"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
Marshall DieboId
Reelected President
Mpls. Urban League

The Minneapolis Urban League
board of directors announced the
election of officers for the COM
ing year:
Marshall J. Diebold, president;
William f. Cratic, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Loring NJ Staples, sec
ond vice president; Rev. II. w.
Bolts, secretary; George w. Rob
itshek, treasurer.
At the annual meeting of di-
rectors, president Marshall Die
bold stressed the continuing i'm
portance of the work of the
League in the community and the
nation and the need for increased
activity on the part Of League
committees promoting housing
and vocational services programs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
Affveks-Brooks To Hold
Annual Election Moy &

Attucks- Brooks Post No. 6O6,
American Legion, will hold its an
nual election Of officers on Fri
day. May 9, at the Legion club
rooms, TOO Rondo Av.
Also at this meeting, the
Fourth District Commander, Ken
meth Carlson, win present 10 the
post. the American Legion lamp
in recognition Of their outstand-
ing membership participation.
The presentation Will be made
promptly at p. m. so comrades
please be present and on time.