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Evening star., 1939-06-11
SUMNER CITY PLAY CAMP,
BOYS AND GIRLS. TWO TO Ta ELVE.
DAY AND BOARDING.

LaIEt bfaA7NW paygrcUnaS secure v
ports oancIHg music. TuIor!nI Wadi.!g
poo !of Ati!e tots. Rates mos, rea onabe
bla Schoo! 52Ol 18TH 81 Cieorc,a 654+
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MATTRESSES white female aged 1870;
must be experienced in arm or tray service:
size 80 TO SO. Apply in person
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
505 x ST. NV.
NO FEES.
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HELP MEN.
HAI nnNl NJ

OUTSIDE SALESMAN
To sell electrical refrigerators, tires, ra
dios and similar merchandise. Large
Nationwide merchandising organization;
gentle, under 81 years of age; drawing
account and good commission; leads furn-
Ehed Box 226-J, Star.
CURB BOYS.
over p.
Call Chestnut 1900.
MANAGER CREDIT CLOTHING,
LARGE credit. clothing chain has opening
for experienced credit clothing store man.
ager., Must be aggressive and live wire
Wonderful opportunity and good salary for
capable man. See Mr.. 10th, Ambassador
Hotel Monday a-l@ a m, "a pm.
REAL ESTATE.
Active real estate office has opening for
a salesman. real estate renting experience
in D. C. preferred Active go-getter can
make money; leads furnished: commission
basis. Immediate, permanent If you qualify.
Must have car and real estate license or
be able to secure one. Box 424-J, Star.
statesmen, Direct to Consumer.
An all-year-round line, with high profits
and repeat business. We have an oppor--
tunity for YOU to establish a permanent
route II you are willing TO work hard;
curiosity seekers stay away. Mr.. Swift,
Coronet Co, S03 Penn. ave. NV.
PRESSERS,
!st class. Good salary. 5502 Wis. ave.
WO0dley 5000
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.

Moderate tuition. easy terms.
MODERN SCHOO- OF BEAUTY CULTURE
1917 ST. N w Metropolitan $3.50.
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
Good positions for trained people in
hotel and institutional field New hotels
restaurants, clubs schools and institutions
being Dullt from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Sept,
Oct. Jan Previous experience prov ed
unnecessary Registration in Lewis Ma
tonaI Placement Service FREE of extra
cost. Lewis graduates. both young and
mature winning success Quick promo
ton. fine living luxurious surroundings.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tlons everywhere. Course indorsed by
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers.
Get into this fast-grow1ng field and
enjoy success. Get out of ,umdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
portunity diversion and human interest.
Free book gives details Call, telephone
or write for it NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS
Desk 9O36 Penn Ave at 23rd NV.
Telephone Met. 1862.
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ENERGETIC LADY.

35 to 50 yrs. to work "a hours daily
Possible earnings $40 to $50 per Wk and
up Car and ability to meet people the
only requirements Any mornnig after
10 O'clock. 320l BladenShurg I'd
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TIRE SALESMAN,

Goodyear representative will interview
limited number of men. Those qualifying
Will receive local supervised training and
field work Apply by letter, giving age
and exp Box ll-k. Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11

DRIVING TO CALIF' MON. OR TUES :.
9}a Nash sedan; take two, Phone Mich.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
REFRIGERATOR
REPAIRMAN.

Outside refrigerator serv-
ice man needed. Must have
5 years exp. on household re-
frlgerators. Must have tools
and car. Apply Mr.. Davis,
The Hecht Co., Service Bldg.
1401 N. Y. ave. ne
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PERSONAL.
CONTINUED d.

TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS, VA.-sUM-
mer recreational session from July lst to
Aug. 20, modified camp plan. Ages 10 10
yrs. Reservations being filed. Phone Ma
naSSaS 52
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LSE TEETH REPAIRED
MONTE-VITA CAMP,

FOR OYs'-BERKLEY SPRINGS W VA
SUPERIOR vacation. moderate cost. Noun
tain Ginning, water sports horses ponle-
Evening star., 1939-06-11
HOUSEKEEPER WANTEI

For exclusive boys school. A mature white
woman Who desires a permanent home. The
following characteristics are essential in
order to be considered for position Must be
neat industrious alert; capable of training
a cook to prepare appetiZing meals of wide
variety for 20 people Starting salary, $50
month and keep. State qualifications.
Box 251-J, Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11
SALESMAN,

Large Washington firm offers opportunity
for man with good sales BACKGROUND to sell
popular nationally advertised line of COOL
ing and heating equipment. Right man VIII
be guaranteed substantial income Write
FULLY. injuries kept in strict confidence.
Box
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WOMEN lOl

One corsetiere who can fit: sales
woman who can sell. Must be over %
and neat appearing. Call Monday. o TO
II. Charts. 900 F st. NV, Suite 40.
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SALESMAN, energetic, pleasing personality
sell locally tcommission! New York hotel.
sightseeing reservations and souvenir
Worlds Fair admission tickets to individ-
uals, groups conventions, via Penna. r. r..
direct to fair grounds. Sole agency avail
able when ability demonstrated: no in
vestment. Box 2l1-J. Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER

Experienced speciality man as District
manager for sale of Jim Vaughan" THE
ELECTRIC MEAT CUTTER, selling to mar
ketS, restaurants, institutions. etc En-
perlence meat industry desirable but not
necessary. Good earnings on straight COM
mission basis. Give full details. Vaughan
Co, 80 No. Franklin. Chicago, III
WE WANT TO INTERVIEW MEN OF
good appearance and good personalities
for permanent sales positions in local sales
or%anlZatlon now forming in Washing ton
ara already successfully operating in Bal
tmore. Experience in selling store equip
ment and h&tures great asset.
II you are the type OF man we want YOU
Will IKE our commission and draw prop
oSIlon: Leave your telephone number and
We Will call you for an appointment Box
Evening star., 1939-06-11
SALESMEk.

SALESMEN.
SALESMAN, experienced to call on food
stores. State qualification. Box 422-J
Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
ASSISTANT MANAGER.

Outstanding financial institution has
vacancy for man OF ability to qualify for
position as assistant 10 the manager OF
WASHINGTON office. Sales and executive eX-
perlence. helpful, but not essential Ex-
cepuonal opportunity to right man II
aggressive and ambitiCds write for per-
SOnal lnterNleM Box NAM-E Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11
DIESEL TRAINING.

The faSt-growing Diesel industry is
creating many Job opportunities This
school is now accepting enrollments for a
new evening class Low tuition and spe-
clal terms. Act today
WASH1NGToN DIESEL SCHOOL,
Duo
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Statesmen.

One. OF Washington's LARGEST distribu-
tors OF nationally advertised limo of air
conditioning units, water coolers bey-
craze coolers, stokers and heating pqu1r-
mfnt offers exceptional onportunnv 10 -
men ot eCod character with sales back
ffound Permanent positions and large
earnings guaranteed IN men who can
qualify Can Mr.. Mclaughlin Republic
~ 30 Southern Bldg before 3 D m
Evening star., 1939-06-11
PORTRAIT SALESMAN.
Thoroughly exp, with own car; permaner
position. Box 12-K. Star.

Established Route Available.
We want a good man for established food
route that has been paying $50 to S25 per
week; not gold mine but by working
consistently s hours each day you can
assure yourself OF a permanent income
with no layofs. Call in person 5l3
Evening star., 1939-06-11
IJI 7 q St. NV
POSITIONS OPEN
BOYD EMPLOYMENT,
DOMESTIC.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 55G1. $40" l1th.
has cooks. maids. nurses, e h ": part time
dav workers couples, housemen l5'
RUPHER'S S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks maj ids houSewofkerS. mother help
erS IaVndreSseS. cleaEerS dishWasherS bus
boys. h0uSemen. oav wnrkers etc has
openings for girls with references Decatur
1851 1897 1lth st NV
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BEAUTY PARlORS.
MOTOR 1PAVFl

FXCFSs1VE WEIGHT safely reduced, Won
derful French method used DR.. Della
LeocNdeCNcr .iO25 0 ST. NV Mich lIgU
Evening star., 1939-06-11
SALESMAN.

Old-establshed New York manufacturer
OF cleaning products with national repre-
sentatlon has opening for live salesman,
age 25 to 40, in exclusive local territory
Experience in this line not necessary, but
man must have excellent references and
own car. Man selected will be thoroughly
trained by our sales manager. Liberal
commission basis and excellent opportunity
iior bright future. Box "a. room 2ll. l40
Nassau St. New York
Evening star., 1939-06-11

Unemployment is decreasing in
Scotland
Evening star., 1939-06-11
AGENTS..

NO MATTER what you are selling postal
addressed Fagley Halpen, Dept A-2O6
Philadelphia, Pa. will bring one of the best
monev-maklng offers ever received
Evening star., 1939-06-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SWIMMING LESSONS bv all-American
STmmifs STIH Arsg G2aI5 bccs,T pTys.s so a
AUTO LESSONS Reliable white man.
anv hours cars furnished permits So
cured psrkine for tests Emerson 5653.
PIANO PIANO TEACHER. holder. of Peabody Ger,
Students Box }lS-J. Star
HARVARD SENIOR will tutor or > bovs
Tor COLLEGE board exams or general second
cry school and college subjects. Box l43-J
iINNooTYPE17Non-pr,n;ers, 500 printers.
500 established 1906 Call write EN-
nlre School. 200 l9th St New York.
AUTO DRIVING INsTRuCTIoNs-cou
Gus patient; professiona! instructor: learn
Ing and trafic. MI Rundlett Emerson 45s3
IT TAKES A WOMAN TO TEACH A woM-
S,68G N HOM 70 DRIVE CAR. 81 PER HOUR.
courses latest Information. BOYD l-ofst scHooL 5cd
Specialists " Nat! 2340 l333 F
SWITCHBOARD Up. X course. short,
Grohtable easy. fascinating Work in auto,
MONDAY. Miss West. National 9lI7, Room
2oi. 1911 G ST.
GGoLtoREED 500 sTupENTs-l3th Annual Six
1913 n. y Ave, oitEE0' NV. 'HeLhSt HeI- i66,. {.
SECRETARIAL COURSE.
Learn Gregg or Bovd Shorthand. Type
writing Bookkeepinr. Tactful Letter Wr!t-
.nr. Vocabulary building. CONPTOMETER.
CIV! service. EASY methods POSITIONS
New classes now starting ACT now
BOYD SCHOOL.
l&33 F ST 'Est. u Yrs Natl a34o.
COMPTOMETER COURSE
Prepsre row for Govt exam and for
business. Thousands q! machines used II
ohlces 1ypeWritlnG FREE with course
AlSc tra-nnC on Marchant. Bl-EouEhS
Monroe. lriden Intensive courses Dsy-
eve New classes star ing Phone Natl
$40. BOYD SCHOOL i3;i3 ST
SPECIAL JUNE EXAMS
>3-Sten. and Tvp. Exam. Specia,-s3
ea-Flnne, Statistics and Engineerlng-S5
begln al once The ClVl! Service PreDara-
tory School. 80 18th st. W Met 6.i37 :
AVIATION
Offers brilliant future Government and
commercial plants now doing the biggest
business IN AVIATION history Acute short
age OF compete ent mechanics causing wide
spread demand Our practical. individual
training covers all branches of aircraft
MECHANICS and prepares you for these posi-
( tons visit the school and see recently
/ installed aircraft equipment
WASHINGTON AVIATION SCHOOL.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
SALESME En-.
(cptip,ta5 \

EXCLUSIVE U. S. GOVT. SALES REPRE-
SENTATIVE. PATENTED SCREW HOLD
Ing screw drivers; tremendous market, large
repeats genuine opportunity earn big com.
missions, Manufacturer, Sob, journal
Bldg. Boston, Mass
NEW HOUSE real estate statesmen. >. must
nave local experience, car and r. e. license.
Leads furnished and 1000 cooperation
from office. 10 new groups Of homes now
open. Baker Realty Co., 1920 K st. NV,
10 to l. daily.
GOOD ROUTE AVAILABLE. of 500 Raw
leigh consumers: no experience needed.
Sales way up this year Large sales mean
big profits. Permanent. Full time. Write
Rawleieh's, Dept. DCF-41O4 Chester, Pa.
WANTED-SALESMEN SELL AEROPLAS-
every sale; 200 STYLES for whole family; free
samples. Moench Shoes Is. Boston Mass.
MEN'S S NECKWEAR PROFITABLE SIDE
LINE. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTY FEATURES.
LIBERAL COMMISSION. TOWNE CO.,
1-E, 18th, NEW YORK
Evening star., 1939-06-11
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUNCILLORS. Jewish. over 90, experienced
only, head swimming. music crafts. ORA
matlcS. nature study. Also juniors with
followins. Box 3s7-K S'ar
must be rst-class cook man must be good
chauf1eur and house and yard man Good
references required. Good salary and living
quarters TO rleht parties. Box lSK, Star.
COUPLE white and from. farm,, both work
on poultry only under 81, 80 mon h and
l-rcom modern bunCalow Phone SeYerna
Park 1855. near ANNAPOLIS. Md
COUPLE, colored about 40 years old set
Iieo; TO care for country home with every
modern convenience. near Upper Marlboro.
Nd. Wife TO act as COOK and houSckeeper
for ADULTS; husband to care for lawn
cows. minor repairs around house and
serve table. Must be neat. sober agreeable
and willing to take serious interest in work
To the right couOle Will give permanent
comfortable cheerful home with private
lVlne room, KITCHEN, porch 500 per month
references. Box l6-H, Star
COUPLE, PRACTICAL working for country
place near Mclean, Va. with , adults;
woman TO cook ana do houseWork man 10
90 outside work must drive: comfort abla
quarters; reas. wages. Phone Falls Church
S4S-Jl3.
EXPERIENCED TRACING inside
work: salary; permanent. Regal Cloth
lne Co. III eth St NV
MEN AND WOMEN employed in Govt.
depts. 10 work PARTING making reserva
vacation trips. This trip covers weeks
hotel accommod,, railroad transport alton
and IA thrilling additional features A
gwen any one who secures 20 reserve ioss'
lll5 Barr Bldg" 9l0 l7th st. NV. Rep
Statesmen. coored: real opportunity,
make more money experience not neccs-
Metropolitan 1902.
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HOUSEWIVES WANTED


being done at home. Mrs. Faust Coronet
COMPANY SOB Penn. ave. NV.
S E CIR ETARY- STENOG-
rapher, with knowledge of
bookkeeping, expe rienced d
and competent, to handle all
general office work. Indus
trial and manufacturing ex-
perience preferred. Only
those with at least six years
of well-rounded-out expe-
rience will be considered.
Give full particulars, includ-
ing age, qualifications, en-
ployment record and refer
ences in first letter. State
phone and address for inter-
view Monday. Applicant
must be available within a
week. Interview no later than
Monday. Box 305-K, Star.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Men. Part-Tjme Workers

NCll; al u llllS w vi hCl ).
Two married men permanently en-
ployed Government workers require
ments, neatness. good education and 3
or more wears residence in the District
lhc work is pleasant, diRnIfed and re-
oulIes only 4 evenings per week. Box
Tx Star
MEN, white, over 2l years OF age,
with D. c. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS
For further details see Mr.. A.
L. Livsle between 3 and S pm.
Room No. Ill. 1885 l4th st. NV.
WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR
Must be exp. and capable OF
taking entire charge of ware
house operations. State age,
exp, and salary expected.
Box 50-K Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11

Million dollar corporation with years Of
successful operation is Offering a brand
new issue. Has opening for two excep-
tionally high-grade representatives over 30
Leads are furnished Applicants must be
accustomed to earning in excess of SIS 900
per annum to qualify. 1t is a high-grade
proposition with unique offer that is
producing phenomenal results. Income is
predicated on commission plan Com
plete cooperation and training is given
State, full details in first letter, which
would be considered confidential. Box
22S-J, Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11
CAMP FALCON,
SEBAGO LAKE MAINE
CAROL LYNN
MTTTTrAT JNTEDECT rTr

Do you nope TO RFr the mos endowment
on OF your social activities and sports this
summer II 50 become member of ciu6
IhIGusA which YOU NAV meet and associate
Win persons haV!nE same IntcreS'S as yoI
Can Wood!ey d4@s evenings, 6.3O-s 30. or
Sunday
Evening star., 1939-06-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SODA DISPENSERS. white, male aged
1890; must be experienced; salaries range
from Sl5 to $50 per wk. Apply in person.
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
o05 K ST NV.
NO FEES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Youth Council
To Stage Annual
Benefit Bazaar
Pageant And
Variety Show
To Be Featured

The third annual benefit bazaar
will be staged by the North End
Youth council, Dec. IL through 16.
at plymouth Congregational
church. Garfield and Beaubien.
Theodore Smith is director. assist
ed by Alma Smith and Elizabeth
Enlow.
The idea OF the bazaar began
some three years ago, when a group
OF members OF the Youth council
visited various local hospitals and
found patients making Christmas
cards. lamps. tables and clothing,
but who bad no organized way OF
selling these articles 10 the pub
lie. Theodore Smith conceived the
idea of helping the shut-ins to dis
pose OF their handiwork through
the Youth Council bazaars.
The benefit Will continue four
days. Features will include a va
riety show, a pageant In which
girls from six to sixty will particl-
pate. and the sale OF Christmas
gifts. such as blankets. toys, wear
ing apparel and so forth. Prizes
VIII also be given away and the
main event will be a dance on Dec.
16. music being provided by girls
orchestra.
The public is invited TO patroniEe
this charitable affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
President Of Business
College | n S t a | ! S
G. | u b O ffice r s

Mrs. Violet T. Lewis. president OF
the Lewis Business College, 47l2
West Warren avenue, came by
train from indianapolis on Novem-
Der &c to install officers OF the re-
Gently organized student club. In
stallation services were held at
the school at .. m. at which time
the following program was rem
dered: Introduction and greetings.
Miss Frances Ely: musical selec-
tion, Harold and Clarence McKin-
mel; installation OF officers by Mrs.
Violet T. Lewis; responses by the
officers-Myrtle Jackson, president:
Elizabeth Malone, vice president:
Mary Phillips, recording secretary:
Katherine Strauther. correspond
ing secretary; Naomi Jefferies.
treasurer: musical selection, Tho
mas jenkins: remarks regarding
the opening OF the winter term
which shall begin February g.,
1910 by Mrs. Lewis. remarks by in
structors, Louise b. Jones and Fran
ces Ely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
ALL Puts Blast
On NAAW Union
Letter Admits
Race Problems
Nov. 81. 1889.

Nov. 81, 1859.
To the Editor:
Mordecai Johnson. distinguished
president OF Howard university,
some time ago. while making a
speech ir Detroit, remarked that in
dealing with some OF the problems
which Negroes were facing TODAY
We cannot butt our way out. hut 10
the contrary we would have 10 think
our way out.
Some OF our would-be ny by
night Negro Labor leaders" would
do we'll TO ponder the wisdom OF
DR.. Johnsons words. Apparently
without knowing the first thing
about labor unions or their prob
lens, they are chartering a course
up blind alley-for that is just
what the National Association Of
American Workers is. blind alley
movement
Those il-advised and misguided
people who are attempting 10 lead
Negroes into racialistic move
mcnt based on policy OF exclu-
sion OF white workers are merely
counting disaster.
Every intelligent Negro realizes
that there arc problems which the
Negro must face both in the unions
OF the CIO as we'll as the AL.
But this is true in every line OF
endeavor where Negroes are per-
force thrown into contact with
whites-this Is true OF the church.
the lMCA the business world. poll
itics and In the school system. In
fact, this holds true 10 everything
and will continue to do so, so long
AS color prejudice is a tragic fact
in our American civilization.
Because there Ia race prejudice
in our public schools, no one but
some foolish Negroes would advo-
cate segregated schools. Because
there is prejudice in some OF our
unions, some foolish Negroes are
advocating segregated urions for
Negroes. Negroes have been right
fully protesting against being bar
red from unions.
Therefore II would be ludicrous
IL 1t were not tragic To see some
foolish Negro attempting to or
ganize Negro segregated union OF
restaurant employees. when these
same workers are admitted into and
given protection by the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Alliance.
Here we have a progressive in
ternational union composed of all
races, with ore OF the hnest and
fairest locals in Detroit. We refer
TO Local EOS Of this union. For
fairness in dealings with IT'S Ne
gro members, Local T05. OF the Ho-
tel and Restaurant Employees Ali
ance. Is one OF the best in the
country. Its stsh OF officers ir-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
William Abbott Wins Acquittal'
By Jury On Murder Charge For
Tie Shooting Of Robert Williams

You can never be sure OF the YER.
dict a jury OF IL individuals VIII
Dring In after listening to the eyl.
dence liz a case.
Inis can be attested 10 by AS.
sistant Prosecutor Charles "
Jones. Attorney George Fitzgerald
and Detective Joseph Wolf. Of the
Homicide Squad.
As an illustration. take the case
OF William Abbott. heard last week
In the court room OF Recorders
Judge Johr J. Maher. Abbot was
charged with first degree murder
Tor the fatal shooting OF Robert
Williams. %. OF $50 Alger. or last
Sept. 90.
Before the case started Abbott
according 10 authentic sources was
ready and willing TO plead guilty 10
a charge OF manslaughter. bul tho
detectives in the case were moi
willing 10 accept this plea. Neither
was the prosecutors office. Roth
sides agreed that there was pre-
ponderance OF evidence pointing 10
premeditated murder. and they
expressed confidence Abbott would
be convicted
so they went 70 trial. The evil
dence was submitted by the state.
Jones put witnesses or who tes,l.
fed that Abbott fred the first shot
as he stood IN the hall and the
second after Williams had fallen.
He attempted TO smash every move
put forth by the defense.
And then Abbott took the stand
and told his story Taking a stab
II the darkness. Fitzgerald asked
the defendant about the knife Will
Hams had. and Abbott said Il had
been taken by the two officers who
took the deceased TO the hospital.
This proved the lever for Fitz-
gerald to present to the jury the
vicious looking knife which the
defense charged Williams had in
his hands wher Abbott fred
The jury weir out Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. and return
ed with the acquitial verdict at
II o'clock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

cIude Negroes: one Of its business
agents "a a Negro who works on
4 salary also a Negro is included
among its paid organizers It's Ne
gro members have seniority rights.
and protection along with the white
members
II the light OF the foregoing facts.
Just what sensible reason have the
instigators of this Jim crow Union
for organizing such movement
Whether they mean 10 or not the
effect OF this segregated Negro I'M
ion is merely breaking DOVE the
good will and solidarity OF the in
terracial unions which intelligent
Negroes along with liberal whites
have 10 laboriously built UP.
We do not believe that the intel
ligent Negro working men and wom-
en- are going 10 permit this
Signed by:
TIE Rev. Horace A. White. I.e-
Roy Smith. Stewart King and Will
liam Johnson.