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s.. Poul Beoutieions
Join Nuf'I. LEAGUE

\ group 81 local brauilciBns met
on Sunday. January ~, ~ the
home 81 Ars Helen Wagner. 500
Aurora Az for the purpose ~
forming Rn organization and
Joining the National Beauty Cui
'utat's League Mrs Pauline -
Humphrey organizer for this area
came from Dcs MUin"s, In 10 al.
tend the meeting
Membership 81 the group into
the national body whs established
and tho fpllpwtnR offirrrz were
elected Mrs Wagner. president &,
Walter Wilson. vic" president
Mrs Myrtle Hughes. recording
secretary. Mrs Dorothy Scott
corresponding secretary. Mrs
Ruby Grant treasurer and Mrs
Luclin Taylor. Clinic chairman
other members ~ the group in
Guide tho Mines gcnnir GllIiETr.
LO'iinr oliver. Iettis Smith, Lola
Finney and Thelma irwis The
group viii hold lie next meeting
a., the hImS ~ Mrs Dorothy
sc0i,. S5S JsEsaminS All local
beau,icians are invited 10 afficiair
Nth this group
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Suburbanites Entertain
Members And Friends

II was All evening Of fun, food
and frolic ON Saturday. January
~. when the Suburbani,cH enter.
tanned members and their guests
at post holiday party The gala
affair was held At Local 5is re
creation room, 500 Rondo Az
Dancing was n highllght of the
delightful affair and guestH en-
ioyed light refreshments and =
tasty lunch
Present were the MesErs and
Mines Joseph Waters, Fred Ful'
bright. Andrew Brooks, John Ry'
an, Percy Dawson. Martin We'd
Iington, Charles Curry, Kenneth
Bowser. Samuel FAINT Rober,
johnson. Luther Johnson
Also the Mines Effie Green
Rosami OSby. Thelma stone Anal
Ia Smith Edna Latson. the Messrs
Otis Skinner and Ted Hagen
The next meeting ~ the subur
barhtes will be held At the home
- Mrs John w Ryan. soi iRl'
hart Az. on Friday, February ~
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A demonstration OF the new cold
wave process, "Lovcttc", product
Of Carey Enterprises, Inc, was
given on Monday afternoon before
a group OF Twin city bcauticians
at the House OF Wilson. III Ron
do Az Representing Carey Enter
priscs were the McasrH, Paul Ray,
bob Anderson and Mrs. Theresa
Carey, operator Mrs, Matte Me-
Carter ~ Minneapolis, was the
hive model"
ReauticianR who were present
were tho Mines Sally Fletcher.
Beatrice ~ Hall, Helen n, Allen.
Joanna X, Holbrook, Cornelia
Burns. ". v Marshall. Gcnevieve
A. Jackson. Theresa Warren
Granger, Vietta Lyica, sennie oil
laon. Fannie Higgins Jones, JEFF
frie Thomas, Odessa Walker. Hell.
On Wagner and Rose Eta Combs,
Mr. Walter Wilson OF the House Of
Wilson was host to the group and
served lunch,
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EDEBS and DATES,
by "Shrlee''

Hi there, dcbs ana dates. here l
am with more OF the latest hap,
pens and mishappcns In the
''Iwins."
The "Downbeats," won FIRST
prize in the Los Dtablos talent
show Friday night, The "withcr-
spoon Sisters" came In second.
and Donald Cathy. won third place
with his modern dance To The
barefoot Contessa" The prises
were; FIRST prize, $40: second. 81.
and third prize 81, The sponsor Of
the show was the Buchiama Brew.
ing Company" OF the Los Diablos
club.
Earl Bowman took the part OF
Earl buy them by the barrel
Godfrey" Kay Taylor was the
mistress Of ceremonies and Rev
Easton and Ellie withcrapoon
should be congratulated for the
nice Job done on the witty signs
advertising the Los Diablos pro.
duct. "Buchiams Beer"
After the SHOW. dance fol
lowed In the auditorium, In spite
Of the fact that rV lights were
held that night. and Tiny" Brad,
show was appearing al Ebony Hall
the evening was n huge succeas at
Whcatlcy
Jerry Bailey, Leroy Bogar Jim.
my Jackson. Willie Jamiann, Ken
Rodriguez. Joe SchmolSc, Nick
Torres, Ralph willis viii represent,
Minneapolis In the 26th annual
Upper Midwest Tournament At the
Auditorium on February Z =. o.
and II They won their trophys IN
the Regional Golden Glove tourna
ment Friday Good luck. fellows
Jim Perkins and pudgy Thurs
ton left Tuesday for Lakeland
Air Eorrc Base. Texas. There ~
two more ~ the Twins" fab
uIou. dates.
Personality He's five feet ten,
and weighs ias pounds, he IN also
quite n nice looking date too lie In
II and II u freshman At Sanford
junior high lie has no special IN.
tcreS,s IN lifc, yet, but he loves
spaghetti and football lie II
quite n good dancer too, M YOU
have seen him demonstrate HIS
ability nj parties and dances lie
seems 10 be quite n popular young
date also, of course he should
since he has such n nice person.
atty. rs all his friends viii tell
YOU By this time u is quite cvi.
den, that am talking Of none
other than Larry Anderson Al.
though Larry IN sort ~ quiet
person he has what u takes 10
achiev" success
Well. all my fabulous friends,
RI cut OF here until week after
next signing OFF
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A reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony. The house was
beautifully decorated throughout.
Miss woodsen is a city nurse. Mr..
Moore. who formerly lived in Min
neapolis and was employed at the
time as a floral designer for the
Radio City Florists. is currently
employed as a floral designer in
Chicago. The newlyweds received
many beautiful gifts.
Returns Home: Mrs. Hobart T
Mitchell. 1912 Elliot Av., returned
home Saturday. January 20, from
Duluth. MINI. where she was call
ed because of the death OF a life
long friend. Mrs, Ann Colby Al
bright. Funeral services for Mrs.
Albright were held at $50 p. m.
Thursday. January 81.
New Playmate: Little Michele
Renee Stokes, two and one half
years old, has a little brother shsr-
ing the spotlight with her at 1900
nth Av. S. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard l. Stokes Jr, pre-
scented her with a new playmate
on January 80. in Deaconness
Hospital The baby has not yet
been named. The children's mater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,
Hiram X Gibbs. Minneapolis. Pa
ternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard l.. Stokes Sr., of St
Paul
Dinner Guests; MIR and Mrs,
Louis Jones of 1900 Oakland Av.
had az their dinner guests on Sun
day. January 80. Mr., and Mrs
James W Fraction OF 3sIl Clin-
ton Av.
Entertains Social Links: The
home OF Mrs. Oscar Gates, 1890
Fourth Az. S. was the scene Of a
gala party on Tuesday evening
February / when she entertained
members Of the Social Links club
at dinner Valentine decorations
were carried out in the table APP
pointments. Following dinner, a
short meeting was held and plans
made for the entertainment and
program Of the club for the ensu'
ing year.
Guests present were the Mines
Earnest bearing, Alma jefferson
Felix Fogg. Don LaFaucette. l.. NJ
Stewart. Fern Helm. Vera Rich
ardson. Lucy Harris, Genevieve
jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
T Mitchell Sr Mrs Gates Is wor'
thy matron Of Pride Of the West
Chapter No. 9OES
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Friends Enjoy
Alonzo Ellises
Doncipo Party

The beautiful Ebony Ballroom,
6ST Olson Blvd N. was hitting
setting Wednesday evening Jan.
uary 20. for an informal dancin.
party given by Mr., and Mrs. Alon'
IA Ellis Of Sbos Firth Az. s.. In
celebration Of their 18th wedding
anniversary.
Tho red and green tones that
predominant the decor 81 the ball
room. enhanced the attractive ar.
rangrment OF flowers. struck an
artistic note as the guests danced
To the music OF u five piece orchcs.
ira,
The gift table where the many
gifts, tokens Of love and admira
alton of their many friends, were
displayed added To the ultra smart
atmosphere Of the hall
Seen in the throng enjoying tho
affair were the Messrs and Mines.
Roy RowieS, Van Butler, Howard
Collins. Howard Darnell, shelton
Granger, Tyler Howell, Thomas
johnson. Thomas Jones, Ohio Kip,
per. Robert Lyle. Wesley Lyle, El,
mer Lewis, stephen Maxwell
Claude Mason. Teddy Qualls
James Ridcaux. A. &, Robinson OF
Detroit. Mich, Clarence smith
Also the Messrs and Mines
John Shaw. John 7 Smith, Lucas
Smith. Henry Thomas Clyde VII
hams. Theodore Woodland, The
Mines clyde Johnson, Viola Mad
den Fred Murphy, Algcrinc
Payne, Jessie shepard Eola
Thomas. the Messrs Raymond w
Cannon. Curtis ChivcrS, John
Lawrence. John Ritchie. Misnes
Kathleen Norman and Ruby Jack
son
GIFTS were received from many
friends who were unable Ia be pre-
sent
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Mrs. Henry Young and paternal
grandmothers is Mrs. Lucinda
Milton. all of Minneapolis.
III: Mrs. John Glanton, 3445
Fourth Av. s.. is still confined to
Fairview hospital where she I'M
derwent major surgery. Her con-
dition is reported slightly improv-
ed.
Sad Mission: Miss Era Dae Wall,
Mrs. Lawrence Morrow. 1891 Chi
cago Av, and Mr.. Everett Walls,
$500 Third Av. s., left the city
Monday. January 81. for Flint.
Mich. where they will attend the
funeral services OF their sister,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Kay Mrs. Kay
was a former resident of Mime
apolis.
New Additions: We are happy 10
welcome TO the family Of mail
subscribers to this paper. the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Doris Jones. Mrs.
Walter Smith. Mrs Bertha Ellis.
st. Mary's Hospital. Basihca of
st. Mary. all OF Minneapolis, and
Mr. James " Art, Kendall. Wis.
the Kendall keystone. The Tomah
Journal and Tomah Monitor-Her-
aid. Tomah. Wash, Mr. Carl Has
Ike, New Lisbon. Wis. Congress
sionsl Library and Labor Building.
McCleary Clinic and Hospital. Ex-
celsior Springs. Mo. and Town
send National Weekly
Week End Visitor: Mrs. Jessie
Lam of Kansas City, Mo, was the
week end guest of Mrs Dolly
Vaughn of 522 Colfax Av. ", She
was the dinner guest on Sunday,
January 30. OF Mr.. T. Ashley OF
1901 Second Az, s. Mrs Lam is
the daughter OF Mr. Ashley. She
returned to her home on Monday
morning.
Convslescing: William Sonny
Mcintosh Jr., son OF Mr., and Mrs
William Mcintosh Sr., OF 220O 18th
Av. S. has returned from the Cen
eral hospital where he had been
confined for the past two months
and Is now convalescing at home
Attends Nephew's Wedding
Mrs. Lillian Penn. 1913 25th Av
S. returned home Monday morn
ing. January 81. from Chicago
Ill, where she attended the wed
ding Of her nephew, Kenneth Bev.
erley Moore Vows were exchang-
ed by Miss Pauline Woodsen
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
Woodsen OF 4436 Calumet Az,
Chicago. and Kenneth b Moore al
Z p. m. Saturday. January 20, at
the home Of the brides parents
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JULIUS CAESAR RETURNS
FROM MILWAUKEE RECITAL

julius Caesar. well known Min
neapolis tenor singer returned
home Monday morning January
-. from Milwaukee. Wis where
he appeared in = recital NJ 2 80 .
m. Sunday. January 30. a. Thb"r
nacle Community Baptist church
The recital was sponsored by
The Missionary Socirty ~ tho
,HurCh
asitors from Illinois Minneapolis
md other Wisconsin towns ""
has been invited Ia preH"n' re.
rfthl IN Evanston. III
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Dorothy Franklin
Baker
reator A. Rehnberss office only to be told
RehnberI the East Wind OF
he Carnival was busy blowing
YOU very very
cleaning repairing University
Dale Mrs Albert pux the
managers they promise policies recognized
craftsmanship original cleaning family
A. b.s54o.
WE WILL SEARCHING FOR THAT VERY.
VERY VALUABLE treasure,
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the home Of Mrs, Joseph Waters,
$50 Iglehart Az Following the
business session, a social hour and
refreshments were enjoyed. The
next meeting date will be Febru-
airy =. and instead Of n regular
meeting. members win charter a
bus and make n Sightseeing tour
OF Minneapolis,
Out az Hospital; Little Alfred
Thighman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Alfred Thighman, Sr., Of aoS Car
rail- Az, returned this week from
Miller hospital where he had a
tonsilectomy
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AhAANAA" Nh1AtNA WIS "0kAl
left for her home on Saturday
January -. after spending ten
days In the city visiting her bro
Their, MIR George Clark OF $50 81,
Anthony Av, and her sister and
brother.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Hatchett OF $3.50 Fourth Az
s., Minneapolis on Monday eve.
ming. January -, MIR. and Mrs
Joe Monroe. 622 Iglehart Az,
honored Mrs. Clark with u dinner
party, Following dinner, guests
enjoyed cocktails and dancing In
the Monroe's Rancho room
Adelphai Club, Mrs Birdie High.
67& 81. Anthony Az was hosteas
To the Adelphai club on Tuesday,
January 10, The next meeting viii
be at the home of Mrs, Louis
Moore, d22 w Central Az, ON
February -,
birthday Dinneri Carlos Mof.
fa,t Jr., son of Mr., and Mrs. Carlos
Moffatt sr,. Ola Rondo Az, was
honored with u family birthday
dinner In celebration of his natal
day ON Sunday, January 30
Hack Home, Mrs Carter Flct
cher 500 81 Anthony Az, return.
ed home Friday, January IN, from
Jackson, Tenn. where she was
called To attend funeral services
Of n niece. Mrs ESell Byrd, wife
of Mr., OEell Byrd, n well known
business man Of that city Mrs
Fletcher visited cousin In Mem.
phin, Tenn, Mrs Emma Mitchell
She also visited IN CtarkEdale and
Mound Bayou Mas In Clarksiaic
she was the guest Of her sister
Mrs Lena Perry Mrs Fletcher
was greatly impressed with tho
progrcas Of our people In the
south They have beautiful homes
and own and operate many bust
ness establishments that are a
credit To- the race, she said
breakfast Pinochlr Club Mrs
John Few, Sta 1glrhart Az, will
he hostess To the breakfast Pin
ochie club on Saturday, February
o.
birthday Party Mrs William
Brown, 2o2 Virginia ST was en-
tertained At birthday party
given by her husband on Thursday
January n. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs Harry Levitt, Mrs Jen'
ME McGhee and Mrs Florence XII,
len Mrs Brown received some
lovely gifts
TsTC WIN Meet Mr. Sidney
salter, 1913 w. Central Az. viii
he host Ia the TarC on Saturday,
February . at $40 p M
Three O'Ciock bridge Club Mrs
Maurice Crouch. ss6 Carroll Az
was hostess Ia the Three O'clock
Bridge club on Saturday, January
20 Taking home prizes were Mrs
i.nItoy Coleman, first Mrs George
Berry, Jr, second and Mrs Cor,
nelius MobIley. third Mrs Cecil
Mccoy and Mrs Leonard Davis
were guests and each was present
ed n Rift by the hostess. The next
meeting viii be al the home Of
Mrs Norman Howell. p7i ~ An.
thony Az, on Saturday afternoon
February "a
thsrnousette Club Held Meet
ing The Charmoua@tte club held
it, regular business meeting on
Tuesday evening, January ~. al
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NOTICE To ALL MEMBERS
CREsITEuNDO's

All members OF the Creaituen-
dos club are requested to be pre-
sent At the regular business meet
ing On Sunday, February q at the
home u Mr. and Mrs wilbert r.
Johnson. t2Il Fourth Az, n,
Newly elected officers viii be In.
stalled at this time.
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VIZ CHaTTED WITH MRS BERNARD MAR

NER, Ramsey County ChairSuman for N" Mother
March and she thrilled early results Of IN"
rampaign Porch lights On all over the city
crisp bills and clinknG chang dropped into The
'ain"rs 20 spell hope for countless victims Of ths
dreaded illness
RE" Lexington ChairV0u"n yer" the Mines
Ruby """d and inns Sims HardwOrbing team
member included The Mmss William SSylss Jr
LOuH" EDyntOn Fife Stewart Geraldine Russell
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the HOB Charles Rogers, teacher at the Mckinley
School moderator of this lively meeting which
featured Walter } Rock assistant director of Sec.
ondard Education for st Paul public schools. Mrs
Odelc Galloway, president OF the MaSfield T'rA
and Thomas A Talley, executive secretary Of the
81 Paul Urban League
Richard Il. Fox, industrial secretary Of the III.
who planned this workshop, Is Interested in com.
munty reaction the League would like to know
II community members who attended felt that this
type Of program WAS enjoyable and profitable. Why
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Ct. Paul
EOpotlight
by MILDRED JORDAN

CONGRATULATIONS To royal hghness KING BoREAs
XN alias Joseph A Rogers exchanged chchs while waiting
the elevator the Federal building
about the carnival little did talking
King Of the North Wind" We
influence with trip
Florida
Mr. Rogers president
lie u president
Saintpaulitcs Inc
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Additional Personal
& Social News

Out ~ Hospital! Mrs Charles
4 Thomas. aO2I Fourth ~ r re-
turned home from Fsiryiew hoe
DiiAi where she vent for obs"r
gation On Tuesday. February I
Mrs Thomas IL feeling fnc
To Vacation In California Mrs
AuZls Disi 1922 Clinton Az has
rIrcled The date. February II on
her calendar NJ the day ~ her dc
par,urs for a three weeks vaCs
ton a. be spsr, IN Jps Ang"irs
san FranctscD and Gan Diego
Calif visiting friends and relax
.rR and baEking IN ~" California
sunshine
Returns Uonr: CDr' Iudlng .
v"ry enjoyable sir weeks visit IN
no city. Mrs nst,is Corsrry ~
Detroit, Hich WIN spent The hDli-
days visiting her daughter aon-ln-
laR and family Mr. and Mr. ia.
fhanlsI Walker. Hr Bsf5 nm Av
g returned - hrr hprrs IN Tues
day January ~ HrF CDnsrry Ras
'hs recipient ~ many so<iai r0ur-
'sslss while IN he city
I.aisss-, nous fsirr BridR~ Cub
Mrs. q l. AlSzsnfsr 2s32 Pm
~ = ViH Ss h0s'sss 70 the
i.sisscz nous -fslrs Bridge club On
Saturday Af'srnO0n. February ~
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

New Brother Mardella Marie Milton, five Vicki Ann
three and onehalf and Arvada JEAN p months
coined little brother and playmate the family
5l Bryant Av ~ Edward Eugene J born January
in Maternity hospital Mr. and Mrs Edward Milton ST. are
the parents of the family grandparents are Mr. and
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Social and Personal

Gold Ban Society: Mrs Thema Lewis, S25 ~ Chatsworth
hostess the Gold Band Society Monday evening jan
uay 81 member Mrs Juanita Napue voted in The
next meeting will be the home of Mrs ivonno Powell 937
Iglehart Av, Monday February IA
Indiana Visitor Mrs Maggie Clark of Evansville Ind, left
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not call wrte opinion The better
munty when he community WI
1T WAS PLEASANT chatting with Mrs Dorothy Payne
roll when dropped
ested her
had told her that keshore
able to the Negro market
larry the classified indicates
realtors who Interested In the Negro market
~ YOU ARE WARNING FOR A SEWING MACHINE,
at the NECCIH SEWING CIRCLE
ielmErcn will
machine he will also tell will be
one your very
GET WELL WISHES Cartwright IgIshart
Of Ccntr = or The mend
IT II PRETTY GOOD IDEA school children
eligible SCHOOL.
fan register them
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dcnb" the group really pa,
MARCH or DIMES spite
81
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Loretta Clancy
Coleman Fr~bna ncFAr'hinF
Massey EaTns Galloway
~" nd ANITA Haryu
PILGRIMS AIPHA following
Fenoeshp
I1aIsla
VISITOR To oI X CITY FOR three BIB
student a. N" University Michigan ~ Smith
Key West Fla ZroDRy
and enter the rnvsruy Medical ao N" fan while
1ty
Twins Donald and Ronald OS"sl
The f while Smith apartment
together a. Ann Amor during
TH PACIFIC a.
beginning February 10 We this pDdacon Yoss
c1ty few sgaln
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Mail your ss~iaI and p~rs"nAi
nS~s sariy "a insure proper hand
IinK and Isa~rtiSn- Won may also
p,s"ss items "a Je-~is sh~p@yd,
ER ssss " you d~sirs to d ss
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GET WELL WISHES 90 to

chairman 81 IN" MaHfcld PIA. Mrs Jewell Alex
andcr heavy enrollmcn, Is anticipated 80 II In
most important that mothers register early
REPRESENTING MANIIEID PTA 81 the
legislative hearing on the proposed Chd Labor
Law AZ the state once Building Tuesday Jan.
uary Is. were Mrs William sayles 81 and Mrs
ODeIl" Galloway
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JEWELL ALEXANDRA And oDEILr oAI


shop held on "dnesiay January 20 At Downtown YAcA
VIVA, with all Of this activity IN" TrA should
really interesting
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THE FINAL SESSION o Urban Leagues wo
GuIdancc held MednedaN
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VIZ HAVE NOTED TN DATE February 2ist Tor the Theatre
Family Night 10 be sponsored tho Theatre
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shop on Guidance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
81 Inmates Continue
Prison Hunger Strike

WAIIaA WAIIaA. Wash. Sent
lao GAP, Thirty -seyen inmates II
the State Penitentiary passed %
their NTH successive meal iAst
might in protest against out.
|Inoded quarters and the possi-
|btlity Of punishment for riotins
ID july and August.
The men are drinking largo
quantities N water, apparently
Ito assuage the hunger pangs,
land q prison physician Is check
ling them regularly.
Warden Lawrence Deimore. IT.
said, when .'They come to Their
senses III talk with them again
and they can eat whenever they
Iare ready"
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Not Security Gases
ronsit LoyoH
Study Delayed

A three-man union commit
Ire Investigating Capital Tran
sit Co.'S Iayoff Of maintenance
department workers probably
Win have nothing to report be-
fore q membership meeting next
Tuesday. Union President wal
Ter J. Bierwagen said today.
4 Notices that a. men would be
furloughed were posted last
Wednesday. Since then. mine
have resigned. Most Of those
affected work In the strectcax
shops and are engaged In over
hauling cars for long-range
maintenance.
Some members Of the AL
Transit Union have declared the
lAyoffs win reflect on the safety
qf the equipment. This has been
denied by Capital Transit on
Gals who say there Il plenty
Of sound equipment to last out
the year; the company viii be
N business.
The furloughs were made ef-
fective tomorrow, but it may be
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IseveraI days before any layo6s
Iare final due 70 adjustments
made ~ senior employees bump-
ling junior workers from their
Jobs.
The union plans to protest
THE layotfs to the Public Utilities
Commission II adequate grounds
are found III the investigation.
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h i. EDGAR PRTNA

After another round az testi-
naonv N the operation Of the
controversiai Fedefal employe Sc
r,Iritv nrorraun Senators john
xfon Democrat al south Caro-
ina and carlson. Republican Of
kansas. are still poles apart Oh
what their ilavestisation pa
p1gyen ..s.-. $1,000.
-. ,, s.assll, sa.s,.., rs.s, 3. I
nlCn ao.,ows1 , seDs.. ~
$3.50 ~. , 49, s ssss,vr,a y
$3.50 ,es.. 60. -. 49, 80, ,.,,s, $3.50 80,
solls.. 800 80 s. 80. a. .sr ~
Sun.la.eee aa s,..' $3.50. .,ss.ts - -
= el,s snuss ap ,s..n 49, 49, 81, !.
sas sScn $3.50, p ..s...ssss,s,s 49, 80.
49, 49, s 49, I sess.S ssc, ,,,ise
.ls = 49, s ssas. ss..,,, 49, u. y,
$50 !, ~ so-0aAas1 x q
nu $3.50. =. 49,. 49,. x,.,,,,,,,,
1.a 49, 80 49,. ,,.,ss =.
80 ~ ~ sa -. g 49, 49,, &. I,
au ssa. $3.50. -. Z. IS. 49, a
wa,.s ~ 80, ,sl st,s. ~ hsd c,n =.
ns 1870. 1870 49, 49, 49, ,,sss 800
~. as 1870, 80. s,.s,t,,,,,s 100, ,,rs
s sSs ~ II r $500. ~ -,, nrocra,,,
s .sstssct;,,s 80 s,,st >
8, 81. sl.,... !. ~. .. |. . -.
sr., 4 n srv ~. fl,o,,sar,6s ever
yniIIinns ~ 1900, shoulfI 81 con-
dsro,,e6 beca,lse 81 t1e hanl;ful
81 cases flhat haye been hrouQht
hefnre this subcommittee. Z he
I'D
senator Johnston agreed that
the administration was working
to improye its program. bui