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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLIANCES = Electric fans, fixtures,
paired; wiring for light and power; no Job
XFPirISGEi MEs asaa KrFafafbsi si6G sem. sns
sRaeses Reanos ADDanss Co., bought m
AWNINGs aHa Il Is REPAIRED, installed, removed nov
and made; heavy canvas repaired Tele-
phone eo estimates ,approSimatsy only Proc
BRICKWokK, retaining walls piers. S. chin Inn
neys,, freplaces, waterproofing, repairs
pointing, remodeling brick walks. MI
ssHs1sl EsPs!Es % Jack sRsrkes f Ho ssacaiS sass
and panied VA. s44s, fsO ''''S repaired
eSs smR saSRs' No soaf9s 58s ;@s s
CEMENT cE'a rora5s. ElNlsHISG glasterins sfepsS
GiocR 60 K RErAIR1SG Messer &c Electric alarm and
spring spring driven d clocks rapid service. Com
EXrERM1NATINGi0i suafsntee ItGsnteans To get rid
ments, s5 per trtmt Cali Paul, Ex 1885.
Td9oR Td9 r.a sANRING san1SIs "a and finishing; sood
FLOORS, laying, sanding and finishing,
retlnishing old floors specially e. M.
Peterson. ME. o447, after pm. IA.
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and waxing;
EIESnCEgS alI KSTk EgSSaranteed Call Hillside 1851
6.Ioom homes, S4, ME: -3373 26'
GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered.
ref1nished. cleaned; open evenings Sun
days, Norton. 1905 14th st. NV. AD 4333.
HEATING REPAIRS of ALI kinds, boilers
and radiators installed Immediately; terms
II desired Call SH. 697l.
HOUSE PAINTING, exterior and interior
plastering and roofing. lst-class white me-
chsnics; All work done a price CAN
College Park and vicinity, Ask for John
SON; phone Warfleld 9701.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired
Joe Handy. 1900 H st. ne.
MAN wishes hedge trimming and grass
moving, painting. Evenings only. Phone
PLASTERING done by expert white me-
chanicS, All work gus ranteed. HO. o717
PAINTING, exterior and interior. All work
and materials guaranteed 10 please. ia
PAINTING, paper haneine roofing and
phone Hillside l4s7-M
PAINTING. INTERIOR, EXTERIOR; paper
hanging; reliable white mechanics; gen
repairs. Cali Mr. Ridenour, HO. 3l47. 27s
PAPERING, painting, floors refinished
highest quality workmanship at reasonable
prices: estimates. RA. 1878.
PAPERHANGING done at once, 81 a rm
and up, includ. sunfast and washable
paper: do my own work. Guar. GE. OO24
PAPERHANGiNG and painting, special
reasonable prices during June; work euar-
anteed. Call spisel. IA. s92s ewes.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. },

SUMNER SCHOOL in Chevy Chase, all
day care, transportation in NV. and
tutoring; also camp in Maine. WI. aS73.
IMPROVE YOUR GREGG SHORTHAND
Expert private tutorine--beginners', inter
media.es' OF teachers training Special
coaching for civil service examinations
Very low tuition rates. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Box 2:3-J, Star.
QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
writing bookkeeping. calculating machines.
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1893 F St MA. 1898.
COLORED-More Jobs than ever before.
Register AT ONCE for SIX WEEKS SUM
MER COURSE. We will qualify you for
one of these many Government positions.
Typing, shorthand tGregg and Pittmanl.
card punching, other courses. JENNIFER
BUS. COLLEGE, 1243 New Jersey ave NV
Phone Metropolitan 1902. %
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Permanent positions. Operators needed
Day and pert-time classes. Mabelle
Honour Beauty School. 1910 N. Y. ave..
ME 777S
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Beginners and refresher course in
shorthand. tyaing. bookkeeping, comp
tometer; 4. s. IL weeks: day and evening
new classes now startins est 81 years;
accredited.
BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 ST. MA. 233s.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED Girls, .. reliable, want days
C9hoREb C9Tk ri shT Ho1fStcrxSIRs Gal ME d5;4 n.
Womanl; professional workers; reasonable
ros ra5ss; @ day or lob work. Lincoln 57ss,
mothers helper or nursemaid. Trinidad
coLoRED WOMAN wants small washings
CoLORED GIRL, neat and reliable, wishes
rs, 5sSZS 3Ffp lfpndET ~. Ho, 3Sas no- N',A no
Falls Ch., reliable depen.. excel, worker;
Estelle Woodson, R. /, Box 62, Vienna, Va
COLoRED WOMAN. middle aged, desires
mSofning Morn az, work excellent references CAN
cURTAiNs, nne linens and silks, chair
fgIy GIR, finished onInadd by expert DE; 5ols coo
GIRL. colored wants Job caring for a
child, full time or part time. Call North
Day WORK cleaning: experienced coiored
woman. co. Asp after 30
GIRL wants part time or days work. Ho
GIRL. colored, wants to care for small
child 5l3 days for employed couple in apt;
GIRL, colored, aged is wishes Job ghw
AD 9647 Monday from 10 am to 3 pm.
Girl. Golored wants evening work. any
Girl; II colored wants morning work 8
q: M 10 . p m references. Ii. @SHS.
GIRL. colored, wants day S work or laun-
dry to take out. Call after 1890 Sunday
HO. O643.
GIRL, coiored, wants job as lsundress: SIS
day and carfare. CO. $3.50.
GIRLS, colored t2D, want light gh.w.
morning, part time and full time; exp.
Gov'T CLERK wants housework OF cook
ing before and after office, willing TO work,
educated: can furnish references. Box
4l3-R, Star. 25'
LADY wishes to take care of children on
evenings. Call Emerson 94l0 25'
MiDDLE-AGED white lady wishes posi-
ton housekeeper, cook reliable, exper, ;
city references , or 3 gentlemen preferred
Box 4s4 r.. Star. 26'
SCHOOL GIRL wants Job as mother S
helper. 2267 9th ST. NV. Phone Ho.
1919
SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wants work as
mothers helper. DI 2941.
WOMAN. colored, wanted. full or part
time lob Phone FIR. O6S6
WIDOW, 90 years old. speaks French
English, wants housekeeper Job for one
adult. Box 42S-R. Star.
WOMAN, colored, middle age. wants days
work or part-time morning work Call
Trinidad 53fs,
WOMAN. colored, wants day'S work or
INV, 81 and carfare Call EX. 0152. !"
WOMAN, colored wants days work laun-
cry preferred: s-hour DAY, So and carfare.
Call RA BJ51.
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UNUSUAL POSITIONS,

Interesting Profitable.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS WHITE.
Stenog., foreign legation, S45.
Stenog., ] mo-, constr, S45.
Stenog., public relations. S35.
Stenog., 5-day week, S35.
Stenog., Capitol Hill, So, 100.
Stenog, temp, 6-l2 weeks, S45.
Stenog., hourly basis, am. and pm,
Stenog., beginners, good S35 Up.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS BLACK.
Bookkeepers, full charge, $50 week UP.
Bookkeeper, exp, pay roll. perm, $500.
Clerks, accounting dept, S165.
Comptometer operators, $3.50.
Card punch operators, S165.
Clerks public relations, colored, 81 SO.
P. B. x. typists C0) under 40, $3.50
Typists (25), $3.50 w.p.m., $40 week.
Typist-clerks, h. S. education, $3.50 mo.
Dictaphone operators, exp, perm, 81 so.
P. B. x. operators, hotel. apts, S35.
MALE DEPT, MISS DODGE.
Cashier, hours, 3 am. to noon, $50 wk.
StatiStician, securities, $500.
Stenog., railroad, essentils, S1S5.
Craftsman, mechanical, $500.
Stenog. clerk, S175 month.
NEW OPENINGS EVERY FEW MIN
BOYDS-Oldest employment agency in
paeed Est n BEfER e sEf rosrss Ts q housSss Ha
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TEACHERS WANTED.

HEADMASTER, BOYS SCHOOL.
7th AND Sth GRADE (M.), PRIVATE SCH
4th GRADE Cd PRIVATE SCHOOL.
COMMERCIAL (FD JR. COLLEGE.
PRIMARY GRADES CD CATHOLIC.
ENGLISH-LATIN tF,l LIVE IN.
TEXTILES CD COLLEGE LEVEL.
HOUSEMOTHER, PVT. SCHOOL, LIVE IN
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY.
MATHEMATICS, BOYS SCHOOL.
COLORADO BLDG
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BOYD SERVICE,
1888 F ST. (Opp. Capitol Theater)
SELECT POSITIONS

SELECT POSITIONS.
Exceptional--come in MONDAY.
Stenog. (D, Miss YOUNG.
Stenog, legal, .512-day week, S45.
Stenoe., editorial office, $40.
Stenog., railroad, $3.50.
stenog. patent law, S15O-S175.
Stenog., rapid oictation, S45.
Stenog., insurance, S40-S45.
Stenog., Jewish, fast dictation, S45.
Stenoe., construction, temp, $40.
Stenog., beginner. efficient, S35 up.
Stenog., temp, L 4 weeks, $40 up.
CLERKS-TYPISTS %. MISS REED.
BOOKKEEPERS, S40-S50 week.
BookrT, asst, real estate, S145.
Bookpr., full charge, S45.
Bookpr., club, mems, MEALS and S35.
Clerks-typists "a, S35.
Desk clerks, "a, 3-11, meals and S35
Receptionists, h. S. edu., 20-35, S125.
P. B, x. operators: hotel, apts., S35.
Typists. 5-day week, $50.
Ediphone operators, $3.50.
Typists, 5la-day week, S3625
HUNDREDS of excellent openings in al
kinds of businesses-HELP your FIGHT
ING man by WORKING. Your countr,
NEEDS your services on the WORKING
FRONT-ACT now-WELCOME. (NA
2114. 60SS, 624D. Est. L. yrs.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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Washington man OF 90 years experience
throughly familiar with bldg. conSt., costs
and loan appraisals, personnel and Govt
administration, ONCE and bldg manage
ment, shop, job and plant superysn.; comp
troller and treas, purchasing agent con-
tract writer: age ~. well educated
mo. or $50 wk. Box 4s7-R. Star. 26'
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WAITER. COLORED
SOON AVAILABLE

Desires a position as headwaiter al beach
front or mounta in hotel, Md or Va hav,
hotel release Call MI. 2O03, H X Bry
ant. ] 400 Eamlin st ne oas
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS--Many fine positions listed
salaries to $4,000. Baltimore Teachers
Agency, SIG N. Charles ST., Baltimore. l,
TEACHERS, clerks. recepttsns; select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed: top sal
aries. Visit Natl Teachers Agency (Est
Ii yrsD 1911 G st MA Cl14
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HELP DoMESTIc icon, ,

WSssAN. coiored to live in and assist
Tith : children. $50 week. Every Sunday
and half day Thursday off; reference.
WOMAN to cook and do lisht laundry
work; must have city references Call WO
a03B after 10 am.
WOMAN, wanted, reliable, Of good steady
habits, already employed part time, room
lady. GE. 1852
WOMAN, white or colored, middle aged,
settled. cook and g.h.w., experienced, full
time; live In no Laundry. no children; ref
paid: AID. 1892 after 2:30 pm. on any day.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. gh.w and care
Of s-yr: :.old girl for employed parent: Sun
dsSs ofI GE 2055,
home; light housework and help with
child: mother and daughter; daughter
working; good salary. Box 37s-M, Star.
RELIABLE GIRL to take care of baby and
small small apartment good wages Call Dupont
CoLoRED WOMAN, e.h.w.. . adults; short
hours, good salary; refs. GE. 1872.
HOUSEKEEPER OR NURSE.
White. live in and take complete charge
OF children for 2 weeks in July; refer. re-
euired. TIE, Os15.
S120 MONTH.
Cook. gh.w.. live in; must be good cook;
reliable and Industrious: recent refs. All
day Thursday and every other Sunday of.
Box 21-M, Star. --
Couple, Excellent Salary.
2 PRIVATE UPSTAIRS RMS. AND BATH.
Call EN-. 6460, between ? and Pm.
KITCHEN HELPER.
Colored, l. am. to pm. 6 days per
Westchester Apis. dining room, 1000
Cathedral ave. n,
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YOUNG & PASTOR,
l129 Vermont Ave. MA. SAY
SPECIAL, OFFERING

Complete florist business embracing
Two dwellings, modern improvements, tool
sreenhacuss and hot bed, set with now
0sasss RsF tHHR gsset ia Plata &s
3 OUTSTANDING VALUES!
soRo Booming house. Allied, IA, rms, $500,
$3.50, $1,000 cash and apartment for
oyner; oynsG roomine house, fllled;, 13 rms,
SSn59 ms2t tor 81 900 cash. With sxceent apart
in the best section Of the city, close to
RGEG z .ssGnY4fgE, HA5H9
J., This beautifully furnished 15-rm.
Fd home mr. danh baths ,ps oil h,wh Just Of Col
1892 50 mo-. with entire street t'-f fioor
apt ,oed,a Of rms; for owner; long lease: Truly
a all lovely sho home land and good investment for
'' 'h'''0' DEIfcArGssRN MISsa essRas
And busy one. on nice corner loc,
priced right for immediate sale; .3-yr
sIfsd fssf ase Bsr4EK f1p HagRY aRs for owner if de
eqaipment; iisht lunches ss lease: % heat ife furs
n'Shed' $4,000 REsTA6RAssfs'' ssfh hsAslfs'
Downtown; seats Is; beer license; in
come auoteo,. $1,000 mo-; good lease; rent
cam be eniarsed ss6SS With good
terms NN
Good ne. loc. income quoted over
S3. 500 mo-; lease; good equipped store;
priced at $4,000; stock S for S.
80 ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
Excellent renting location: close to
House ONCE Bids; good beds; equipped
Tor serving meals II desired. just been
completely renovated and passes all in
spections $4,000 handles.
JOHN J. McKENNA,
Realtor and Business Broker
1929 EYE ST. NV RE. 5345
ROOMING HOUSE. RHODE ISLAND AVE
NV. near 14th; 16 rms, 3 baths; low rent;
cash.
Rooming house, downtown. IL rms,
baths; $50 rent; price. $1,000
Rooming house N st. near Conn ave
20 rms. 8 baths: only S140 rent; income
quoted $3.50 plus apartment fors owner
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, b. c.


REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcess.,.
PAPER HANGING. this veek only. 81 and
Dsrs; &C % wosF guaranteed Michissn 5sl6.
ws.srprSofing; no Job too small. TR.
iKEsA.Rs AND SERVICE on o. all makes re-
Hillside 1850. uN. IO3s. 80.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring. extra
Dnss a@p Hsf
revired. Get our estimates on electrical
@ york G A MuSdiman h Co., OIL @ st. NV.
UPHoLsTERiNG@Paurs custom uphol-
stering offers YOU fine furniture repairing
manship. Psurs Custom Uphoisterins. 73a
WHasalSs VA MAeaiSes, feisrs.. - .i.c s' .D-
call Orrison Electric Serv.. AT. 5051.
PAPERING.
vo Ny free es,imass ss,a and samples will save
sSSF7ha, SST4sslaa E5sssNa snp sPSgTIha eSstHIsSe'
eAPER1NG AND PAINTING
aAshf MpTf VI s.ekssi kEstimrsss p6 4dss rIsss
81. ;g sgfaeaS aiAsSA f5saR{sd sss! ~.
PAINTING-PAPERING,
Plasterins and floor sandin1. quality
workmanship. White mechanic. RA. 1870
WASHING MACHINES,
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
ESTIMATES FREE.
CAPITOL WASHER & APPLIANCE SHOP
$40 Upshur NV. ia. -2QS9.
Upholstering-Slip Covers.
glad to serve you; 10 years In Wash. D. c
Call Clinton o. Egerton, GE. 3431 1.
PAINTING-PAPERING.
FLOOR sCRAPING REAS. IA. 1870, q.
Plaster Repairing BY
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEh.

as apt. manager: set
tied man and sister; can give best city
reference. 623 1th ST. ne 21a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COFFEE POT.


style rest restaurant downtown; clears $1,000
ment. Seats 35; 3 help. Price. $4,000:
easy terms to acceptable party. Unusual
opportunity
BOB HOLLANDER,
EXCLUSIVE BROKER FOR OWNER,
100a N, Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 9743.
RESTAURANTS WANTED.
Haye out-of-Town Clients.
SELLING 10 aannR3Nfs GsaTSs 9Rrfss fNcE sHla 1saa
II You Want ACTION. Cali
BOB HOLLANDER,
,oo, RESTAURANT SPECIALISTS
1909 N. Y Ave. NV. MA. g143
BEAUTY SHOPPE.
Pownteyn; Pew sdo well, well eaniDped: Rent. SEQ.
1909 n Y. ave. NV. Ma a743.
DRUG STORE.
Downtown, near large Govt bldss. Does
$500 daily. Large, soda fountain and
no sundays. Owner not registered. Rent.
$3.50; l2-year transferable lease. Guar
antee a1n 5000 stock Price, $4,000; terms;
$1,000 =, down balance $500 monthly,
BOB HOLLANDER,
EXCLUsIsE BRONE.. FOR CHrER
1908 N Y. Ave. NV. MA. 9743.
We Have Boarding Houses.
- rms, 18th st---- 5000 down
:33 rms, nr. Dupont-- 1000 down
We have others from $500 down. TioSG 'esII CAN
>,
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Young. ambitious, married man. child,
draft exempt. hard and sincere worker,
able to grasp quickly, accustomed to
meeting public, capable of responsible
position: experienced in managing LIQUOR
store and SaS station; also experienced in
credit and automobile financing. ready
Immediately for a good steady position.
willing TO work long hours: best Of refer
enees' cannot consider less than S65 per
week. Cau Union 43o5 c5s
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THURM & SILVER

9Os 10th st. NV MA. 1854.
NEAR 10Th AND CONN. AVE.-DELICA.
lessen store. same owner 10 yrs closes
Sundays and holidays; weekly business over
81 900; beer and sandwiches to take out
priced reasonably
Liquor, beer and sandwiches. 14th st
cation: low rent; large liquor stock;
nicely equipped; price only $S5OO
Dry cleaning store, downtown: rent
S1.500: terms
THURM & SILVER.
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont.
ENGINEER, 5th CLASS,
JOB WANTED.

Is yrs exp. as engineer in charge of
once bldes. hospitals. hotels
Evening star., 1944-06-25

ROOMING BUSINESS.
Business and furniture of 7-room. 3
monthy II rent sss e S5s osice eS s1"a 1ns0@s cash
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE,
2sl3 14th. DU. 5051, . to and to 8. :
SPECIAL-HOUSES FURN.
D, DETAcHED1-lo 5I "a RMS, 9 BATHS;
rark dapdy pd Incot hr: tth 1hwoil heat gear
10 RMS, 3H BATHS, BRICK.
=, Que st between 10th and Eth NV
NJ i? i@,I RMS, Ms ! ! BATHS: $ BRICK. m
oeat for SI6,0oo; easy terms ~ ~
pboda lo RMS; Ms, ~ 3 BATHS, OIL HEAT
orately furnished income quoted S435 mo.
kR%s & h4THs sA5 81 tf'"s
House and furniture in nice condition;
real barsaia for bs,s 81 400. Terms:
Dupont Circle Il house furn) W real = I'M I'M
come rHopssitioq MPss avr 5000 100 doSn; y,
stoker heat: well.buiit house: house ideal ideal loea. es
tion; p5Gsa r5 Ras 70 sell SS1no99 SHs m,I down,
Apis; and rooms, 2-car saraee; $4,000
PARK Rp.. Mr.. 10th ST. NV.
! rooms : baths, Al location: income
quoted S350 mo. iii heat; $4,000; terms.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS.
LONG ESTABLISHED BROKER.
lol0 Vermont Ave. Rm. 2l5. RE. 5l4O
ROOMING HOUSE, - rooms garage; oil
neat; well furn.; price, 5000; terms
Restaurant, well equipped, air-cond :;
eating capacity, l5u, lease. IL Oo0
handles
Grocery store long est; large stock;
lease; reaS. rent; large apt above; price,
70 900: terms
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Style restaurant, downtown. clears 1.O0O
net profit monthly. Stainless steel equip.
ment Seats 80: 3 help. Price. $4,000:
easy terms to acceptable party. Unusual
Evening star., 1944-06-25

COLORCRE'IE
The real durable spray-coating for ex.
,erlor stucco and masonry walls; beauties
and waterproofs
COLORCRETE COMPANY MA 1SRa
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-12

the west, and to restrain reconver-
sion in the eastern and northern
states.
1t is the committees view that
to develop industries in the south
would not only retain people now
employed there, but would also
provide an income which would per-
nit the INTO purchase the goods Of
the east.
The beneficial results for Ne
groes seen in such a program is
that industrialization has frequ-
emily brought with it a spread of
trade unionism. Until the coming
of war work, the south has almost
successfully defied trade unions.
Today, however, unions have jump
ed up in a number of fields, par
ticularly in mining, textiles, and in
tobacco processing.
Because of the relatively liberal
viewpoint taken by some unions,
especially the CIO, it has been pos
sible to bring Negroes into the fold
to the economic good Of whites
as well as Negroes, and to gen
orally improve the lot Of the latter
Even now when the Political Ac-
ton committee is undertaking a
drive for registration Of voters, in
border states and states just below
the line which are doubtful, south
erners are in many instances urg-
ing their Negro fellow-workers to
register and pay poll taxes in order
to vote the labor program.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-12
(I0 Head Explains
Seniority Rules on
heqro Jobs

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL (ANP)
Two reasons are advanced by
George L. P. Weaver, director,
National CIO Committee to Abol-
ish Discrimination, why til er e
should be no relaxation in the
rules of seniority to avoid opera
ton of what has been called the
...last hired, first fired" principle
in regard to Negro workers.
The Weaver statement comes in
answer to a proposal made by
Moran Weston, columnist for a
New York publication, that in spite
of the seniority rule, ''labor, gov
ernment and industry must find a
way, some formula, for keeping
the maximum number of Negroes
employed" in the reconversion.
According to Weaver, "the large
group of whites who would be un-
fairly displaced as a result of the
relaxation of the seniority princi-
pie would become not only anti
Negro, but also anti-union." He
says too that the step would give
credence to those whites who main
tain that Negroes join trade unions
only in order to "selfishly advance
their own cause"
The scond reason advanced is
that "this proposal would serve to
remove the onus of discriminatory
hiring policies from management
and transfer it to the shoulders of
the labor movement where. it does
not belong.
Weaver cites also the position
taken by both the United Trans
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-12
See Indusiria|izafion Of
Dixie As Aid 10 Neuro

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL (ANP)
"A boon to the Negro is seen by
come labor people in the proposal
to encourage the industrialization
of the south. A senate committee
investigating the effect of CEN
tralization of industry is planning
to begin series of hearings to
reinforce its demands for postwar
industrialization of the south and
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-12

port Service employees of America
in convention last May, and later
the determination of the Douglas
Washington institute whose con-
ference discussed the subject in
June. Both groups support the
Weaver convention.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-12

THE DAILY BULLETIN
Combined With Ohio Express
EVOl. 3ENO. 234-Thursday, Oct. IL
~1O38 West Fifth ST., Dayton, Ohio
HE 2172
Member
National Negro Publishers Assn.
Associated Negro Press
National Representative
Interstate United Newspapers, Inc.
545 Fifth Ave.
New York, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07

porocen par to je moz in zena,
katerih skupni dohodki znasajo
preko $3,5OO.OO letno. Vsak, XII
ina poleg stalne obdavcene pla-
&c, Sc druge dohodke, XII znasa-
jo vec kot $4,000 letno. Ma pri-
mer dohodki cd hisne najemni-
ne i. t. d.
Nadalje vsaka oseba, katere
letni dohodki bodo znasali vec
kot $500.OO letno. V tel kate
goriji 50 lastniki his, trgovci, ro-
kodelci, profesionisti i. t. d.
Ii takozvani provizoricne ma
znanjeni dohodki Sc proracuna-
10 ma bazi lanskih dohodkov ali
pa proracun zasluzkov prvi h
treh mesecev tega leta. Obdav-
cena vsota Sc plaza v q obrokih
" aprilu, juliju, septembru in
decembru.
. Ako Sc slucajno naznanjena
vsota dohodkov skozi leto znat-
no spremeni, to je zmanjsa ali
zvisa, Sc v TAKEN slueaju ma
znanjeni dohodki spremenijo,
kar zvisa ali zmanjsa placilo
davka.
Ia nadaljne informacije gle
de davkov Sc obrnite do pisca
teh vrstic ali ma John J. Prince
1861 Waterloo Rd., v Kmeto-
viii prostorih poleg Dolgan Had
ware trgovine. Odprto cd 9. ure
zjutraj do 9. ure zvecer oh ne
1eljak cd 2. do 6. ure popoldne.
John Rozanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07
Ze zopet davek

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C nekateri. Sledeci morajo po
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fcdninski danev in placati pr
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