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ApARrMEArs WANTED tcens.l.

RSHNs sNsNSS VANgS0 NSUut.Js
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE. no children,
. 1.bsdr9om @ s apt. IN nv y, section; references s
aanse fsni on % snssRee
manent; no children or pets. RE. 1900.
EX6ReISr Ezs IeIS; until salpbsKgriMrNrr griT roou and
bath. furnished or unilTnished: conven-
lent to downtown; single man, employe ed
in Government. Call RE 4142. Ext. 1887,
between am. and $50 pm: Sunday,
ONE BEDROOM unfurnished apartment
needed at once by naval ofhcer and bride
permanent assignment. returned from over
;SsS oa kM t fSSss ss,'s APT in Sc d
NAVY CouPIE. with baby, desire ] or 2
bsdrm: turn. apt. conv. to Navy Annex.
APT. APT ss 81 HOUSE, As rooms furnished e. or
unfnrnishsd within 10 miles Of town. DIR.
snd .K u pbols & III H S ssy, sn
ARMY oFfICER AND WIFE, NV. section,
asnee commencing Immediately. Cali II.
TNFGRNIsMgED, Gg "a. APT. OR HOUSE gos ,sr two
TWO GENTLE % refined yosns lsdss sdia aPs sretsy
SseiSn dE or 1SPg after sso pm
furnished apartment with Kitchen, private
bath. NV. or Arlington. Box 25s-H, Star.
NO, CHILDREN, NO PETS, no partyins
and used to fine surroundings. Profess
sional executive and her mother want bed
room apartment, northwest preferably un-
furnished but will consider furnished II
unusual. Good location, not too far out
Value. not price. factor. Call DU. -S413
IS;; IExSHANSE, SI y. modern @ enselsney apt. down:
uniurn. apt. or small furn. or unfarn.
yACKTTONiNG? May we suitcase your
2-bedrm. furn. apt. or house until June / +?
Major, wife and two babies forced to va
cate as h landlady must occupy on April IL.
FURN. OR Notwithstanding occu-
Ba66sy 6e Es SETTLED cGaple p to s1s6 mo- Ats9tc
ATTRACTIVE two Of three room. apart,
minutes. rait walk Of Dupont Circle; will con
sider larger apartment. Telephone Execu-
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FoRcEE OFFICER
and wife desire fprn. apt. in NV. or Chevy
Chase. OR. 0S57.
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire small
apartment or room with private bath. HI.
1000. Ext. 205. after 6. 16s
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

cordwood, eft. fireplace lengths, 1905
hardwood: NV. delivery only. ST. 2719. 14'
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all hre-
BROMWELL, 723 18th st, NV. Me. 1874
SEASONED SLAB WOOD, sawed stove
cheyy Chase off BetSesds HE PeItsYiiie Writs
WILLIAM MAGRUDER, Laurel. Md. IT.
FIREWooD, good quality, seasoned pine.
S2l cord delivered. SH. 7043.
CoRDWOoD, seasoned, mixed pine and
oak, l8, Is, 20, "a and 80 in. long;
PROMPT delivery. Atlantic 1884.
WOOD, any length, delivered to ne,
NV, D. C. and suburbs, S21 cord. RIA.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

TROPICAL FISH. 3 20-eal tanks. 2 top
Lights, | stand, l 2s4-gal. tank and light
pEDIGREED wire-haired terrier puppies
Axe. Can weekdays after $50 pm. Sun
all day. H E. KENDRICK, 81. Obs.
PET FOOD SHOP-Frozen horse meat and
prepared dog and cat foods, Axe reg
Boxer puppies. 5000 Lee hwy. East Falls
Church, Va. Falls Church 2440.
COCKER SPANIEL for sale, male, year.
old dog, buff color; reasonable. Telephone
CH. TS49. 15s
COCKER SPANIEL wanted by Navy mar
for boys pet; prefer male. few mo. old
NEwFoUNDLANDs. st. Bernards, cookers
HOTEL 7344 Ga. ave- IA 1921.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, ready for Easter
3 females, red, pedigreed Axe. Phone WI
0S9l.
FOR YOUR PETs-Frozen horse meat and
package food. K-9 CATERER, 5327 Ga
ave NV RA. 0433
IRISH SETTER-Lovely pedigreed female
pup, z mos. old, housebroken; reasonable
to right party Present premises too small;
papers furnished MI 0664.
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BOATS.

BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED motor yacht,
for six and equipped for year round gra--
cious living. Inspection by appointment
only. TR. 2424, Ext. 3o6, 1t. COMDR. J.
WANTED-Smal sailboat, 10 feet or less.
Call OIL. OILS ewes. or week end. 15s
RUNABOUT, IA IT.. with cover and g.
hip. johnson. fast both perfect condition:
$3.50 cash. F. S. MILLER, wellington
Villa, Va AL 5O44
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-MD. and VA

NSSfVS 0hV W.
3s35 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Brentwood
4 lady roomers, privilege Of entire house;
S5 week each. WA 1914 .any time after 5.
3735 RHODE ISLAND AVE-, Brentwood,
Md nicely fur rms. use of full house;
girls only, S5 week each WA. 1914. IA
II05 3@nd ST.. MT RAINIER, MD
nice bedrooms, next to bath, in private
home; double: $50; single, s25. UN; 297b.
SILVER SPRING, MD. 9506 Old Bladens-
burg rd.-Attractive double front room,
twin beds. 3 windows; convenient transp
2 employed girls; gentle home, $40 mo.
SH. 400a.
42O ADDISON RD.. Seat Pleasant. Md
twin-bed, room. next to bath; s7;50 single,
$40 double; private home; privilege of 6
front of house: Hillside .077Q-M.
1907 BRADDOCK RD., Alex, Va,-Double
rm., LIST floor, next bath, $50 month.
Cali Alexandra 4477 after $780,
5O6 N. GARFIELD ST.. Arlington, va
Will rent large, clean room in quiet home
for downtown Wash. and Pentagon. Call
CHI. 0367 after $3.50 pm. $50 per mo.
1914 S. WASHINGTON ST, Falls Church
Large double-bed rooms, hot and cold water
in each, bus service; S. each per wk..;
S0o3 CUSTER RD. Bethesda, Md.-sMasteI
bedroom, private shower, unlim. phone in
room. gentleman, $50 WI. 9455.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-kortheos ost i.

5O7. 5th ST. Ne. rm., next to bath,
and cars; private home; telephone is
necessary; S. week. FIR. 1899.
BR0OKLAND-4200 10th st. me-: single
or double: private porch, telephone: bus at
door; gentlemen only; S35.
601 MASS. AVE. N.E.--New furniture. use
of uni. phone: conv. transp., $40 month.
FIR 5022.
1929 SUMMIT PLACE NE.-Large second
floor front room. Nicely decorated. Plenty
closet space. Couple or one. Private home.
So single. IA
IOf G ST.-Large front room for men
twin beds, next to bath; SIS each. Elk
TWIN-BED ROOM girls may cook in; re-
fined nonsmokers; S21 mo. sos Mass
ave. ne, TR. 1856. Call 8 to IL or after
$50 evenings
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POULTRY & EGGS.
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 < st. NV
ME- 0OS9
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seI1 MINNESOTA AVE. sE.-smail
furn. bungalow. S55. Trinidad 4757.
WILL LEASE to responsible party 17-rm.,
cond,; in fine downtown location: suitable
for rooming house; security deposit re-
quired for furniture. Box 266-E, Star.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

LARGE, PLEASANT 3-room apt, 3rd floor
private bath to white or colored couple
in exchange for wife's services as house
keeper in private hoVe. DE. 3176. 2107
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FOR SALE sows with litters of pigs,
8 shoats and one serviceable Hampshire
male. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md.
r. +. D. ,. Box B, Silver Spring, Nd: phone
Ashton 3S46
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.
$40 end ST. Sc, ! block House Of Bldg
Large triple, S22 so each; double, S25
each; single, $50: new furniture and newly
decorated: men preferred. 15f
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
sERvICEMAN'S WIFE desires room and
board bears ana M care s of baby during day. FIR.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANs
ROOMS WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN desires a room and kitch-
enette for Ink. Address. Box 196-H, Star
14s
MOTHER with year.old child desires room
in home where child may be cared for
during day: prefer Arlington, Va. MRS
G1BBLE. Glebe 5000, Ext. 80, after g: 16'
WILLING TO STAY with young child foI
two or three nights per week or do light
stenographic work as part payment for
comfortable, quiet room: must be cultured
after s pm, MISS PAYNTER. ..
GENTLEMAN. private home or apt; works
night; & details 5so Ct tsmily; consider share
EMPLOYED COLoRED GIRL desires room
in quiet private home. Call 10 Am. TO 5
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO 4-APT BLDGS., excellent condition.
Sc. section: no brokers. Box 264-H, Star.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

apartment in Arlington for mommy and
daddy tNavy); temp. or perm. CHI. 1897.
FURN OR UNFURN. APTS. urgently need
ed for administrators of French Missions.
NV. section preferred. DE. 1885, Ext. ~,
ARMY MAJOR Just returned from overseas
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cent,

ROOM AND BOARD for Jewish young
ant surroundings. DISSINS. 2013 Mass
ave. NV, DE. g79S.
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VACANT HOUSES
29Q1 34th st. NV.
1929 L St. NV.
56 Randolph pl. nv

1873. 80 and ,3Z Park I'd. NV.
For terms and inspection call HARRY
DRESEN or THE MURRAY CO.. ia, 69O2
or MA. 1898. Brokers' attention.
COIORED-very desirable 12-room brick
house, suttahle for club or doctors once
and residence,, 100 block Rhode Island
Er' sss. 47s7. 7,E; Can RUSSELL = sAshsa;TT' s;.T
GoLoRED-Near Dupont Circle. conven-
lent to SHOPPING and transportation;
rooms. baths.. h;.M.h.. semidetachsd,
for A. W. 6T6PHHN0, DE. 1852.
COLORED-422 Newton place n.w,-Ex-
cellent home, Q large rooms and bath,
ample clUset space, hot-air heat, full base
ment, large front porch and yard; shown
only By appt.; brokers protected; sub
stantial cash payment required Tor In
formation and appt. to inspect call PLANT
4 doRpoN, INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV.
C0L0kED-vacant. rms. bath. brick
corner h.-w.h.: $1,000 down and $6E mo.
Mt, Raine. IA. 2g3s. MARSHALL J.
COLOnED-rrice reduced. possession guar
anteed; 1908 3 st. nv; q rooms. bath,
e.mi.: down payment most Reasonable
Call OWNER. District 1851. IA
and bath detached frame. front porch. full
basemsnt: ccel h.-w.h., $3.50 down, $50 p95
mo- II p. Burges&, with e. y. MURPHY.
AT. $3.50: eyes,. AT. 6l60.
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town charm. 34tl
kitchen. dining
layatory. all on
rooms on 1st; 2
hot-water gas
Price, S12,500.
Sunday or evenir
P. SHOEMAKER
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| lSERvICEMAN'S WIFE desires room and
board and care of baby during day. FIR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
About The Common Man
) Z D An D R 0 B

To make this flli use they believe in program
ba, On economic planning and social ownership
az me SO; o.isn' sections % the economy like bank
ing. transportation. and coal mining
What Bfiilshefs we're saying when they gave the
Labor Party such an overwhelming majority par
lsamen, vas that The Tory method had been tried
and lad failed to MAINTAIN the prosperity Of Brtsin
They aAnt Il ,ry inc specialization method and see
il j. can build them new and better homes, keep
them an employed usefu.y.
The whole world viii watch Win great interest
the way that the Labor Party goes about lis JOB OF
building prosperous nation There is no doubt that
they have a very tough JOB because Britain Is nov
in anfashioned Tory very close 70 bankruptcy
what They Face
elem Atuee and his new Labor government face
the fact that Britain has had tiyes itself OF prac-
ueally an its overseas Investments in order 10 IL
nance the war. a Tory government would find this
an intoierabe situation and not know what TO do
abou, 81
Labor SAYS that long as there are people will
ing and able TO work machines for them TO work
on and raw materials for them work into prod
uc,s tie nation is rich and can make its way
Labor viii have to step a lot OF toes as It gets
ls program into operation l. will have to wipe ont
altogether the power OF the House OF Lords i VII
take away the Industrial property Of many mighty
magnate and then tax away large part OF the
price il pays for the properties.
II may be that the British ndusrialists Will make
last stand somehow in defense OF their property
rights This may create tremendous crisis for the
Labor government Much of the future depends upon
how we'll Labor handles this kind Of situation.
However. the good repercussions Of the Labor
Victory are already in SIGHT All ~ democratic Eu-
rope Is sure TO go socialist is Canada at It's
next federal election.
When will the United states fall in line and get
Itself socialist government, too?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

m Jumping for Joy al the results OF irs BRUSH
election M sure mat me victory Of he l.aror
Party means much better taance Tor peace y 'af
time and nay aeN oe TIE start Of res N
h.msn relations e.sry~heis outside Tho a'ed
states
This Tories headed by Churchill, we've ef'y
sorry !p' They had few plans for BTi,sir s7s
var recovery and iae!r foreign policy tp.'
ne maintenance q foya,ty in Greece Re.rqm.
and italy and o. the pse-var status quo y s7ain.
Portugal and India
or course Br,.sh Tory deep down in his Aeart
IS no more progressive than an American Tory PIT
ne strength Of the Labor Party has been So great
over ne wears that the British Tories have agreed
70 proposals that are FAR beyond what so-calied
proeressives IN this country would 20 for.
For example me British Tories are On record IN
favor Of The Bessridge Plan for cradle 70 ne tf,
security Plans Ike the BeyeridEe Plan gave our
own Conversational Tories such shook that they
Planning Board which had the aaaaciy 70 propose
them
The real Toryism " Churchill ard his crown was
revealed their attitude on a few key questions.
one is coal Another IS India
Wen Churchill said. Il have ro become he
KINGS first minister 70 preside over The liqmda-
'on y me British Empire he was expressing that
Torylsm In ts fulles' flower.
Empire And Prosperity
Fcr Tories whether 10 Britain 81 The L. S be-
e'e that prosperity must 30 secured by milking
empire. The hes. example is India which has
yielded vast sums OF money TO maintain British
prosperity such as It vas over The past century
and half
Labor Party people IN britain reject this view
AZ socialists they cannot 20 along with the idea
~ depressing or milking any other people. They
say that prosperity for britain can be made
hst,sr and more secure by making fur use OF the
resources OF manpower and machinery within
Britain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Blood Is Thicker Than Tar
Copyright, 1916. by New South Features)
BY Harold Preece

Dixie after this world war. You see the buzzards
lave never forgotten how their nests almost got
smashed up by the Union Leagues Of our fathers
black and white-after the Civil War.
Old John Rankin is also doing his part to keep
alive the worst breed OF buzzards. which is the
Dixie breed. He's trying TO make trouble between
the veterans and the unions with his bill EXEMPT
dues. when you can stir up man TO fight tho
unions which guard his bread. YOU can stir him
up 10 fight the Negro feowAmericans who help
guard his life
JuStIce And Color
The voice OF the buzzards Is long too derned
long brother-in our Southland. But that Young
Spartanburg s. c. white soldier wasn't singing
in their voice when he wroe the South Carolina
cr-Racal Commission. last month. that
III the white people Of the South do not ac-
cord the Negro his full Justice immediately. when
we white soldiers come hack we're going 10 ~
r. Thousands OF young white men like me-
many from the South-have fought and died with
Nerro soldiers I'm Europe And we are determined
that the Negro shall have his full rights
citizen"
think the BROTHER from South Carolina has
nrottv good tune on his lips. So has the America
Veterans Committee which protested Old Jim East
lands ISLANDERS against the Negro boys who slept
In fox-holes and ate K-rations while this hate
hister was seenne In good bed and eating good
meals The AVG draws no color line. but 7 want
7 20 all out for r.
Tf the armed forces required white bovs and
Nero bovs 70 face death together. any decent
vet. organization should give them the chance 10
facp lifn together For tho blood under black
skin 81 red HE the blood under a white skin
ana ~. war has taught lot ~ Southern white
bows that blood Is thicker than tar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
After Thoughts
By rRANCIs 4. koRNEGAY

Housing now and postwar
housing are definite needs in
most cities. Detroit has talked
about housing so long and has
done so little ABOUT II. until IL
is Just another joke. However,
Detroit could ease the problem.
IL those who control the city
would give the 60 sign and stop
dickering over the whims OF the
people.
The FPHA in Philadelphia has
recognized the need for Negro
housing and has recommended
that $4,000 units be built in order
TO take people out OF rat holes
and give them decent homes in
which TO live This is their plan
and this - what they want 10
do But Philadelphia is not I'M
like some other places, when
YOU talk about Negro housing
White people become scared that
the FPHA viii select sites too
close 10 their unblemished neigh
borhoods. They are afraid OF So
called property depreciation. They
think It is perfectly proper 10
put all Negroes next 10 the river
or behind the railroad track.
They want Negroes Isolated in
the mos, undesirable districts OF
town. They fight Negro housing
projects hard.
II is said that We do not have
more leaders who will refuse 10
listen TO those NaH Fascists. II
is too bad that the American way
Of life permits second and third
choice OF citizens. WAKE IN
America We are moving forward
into another era--one in which
people will fight and die for
their Just rights all over the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
The British Labor Victory

~ e,~. pf. "A
voods 800 D.,ro,. ~. +r.sesiss. eee. .ss. III
prs..s, $1,000. s.s .l. 49, .s...,os.4. .~g /.
fir,. -f,....
the rNs'sha
sH' ~ ROVER a'2'' 'nso1f
m M ~
It's eii*cis .e ~ ~ efy fofnef q 'hf gigpe Tor
years 70 ey,re
III. ..s.-.t 49,. + ~,
pTae.T pa ''s 'Nf r. .aNS 3fAc1e' ~ eFlei'h's
o. inc lores-anf 1'1 sltn 1aFgn =. poHes who an
stop tnen e-,se coela exFeet the foliow.rg ,n.rgs
Br,sb a,u-rs.s,s4 toe dserec.4d ard defeated rem
,... - f.t r-.. c-srs pef,.,, rd
i'"''o' '7 Hat go ~ 1870
partisan. sra m ~ ~ q ne cofr4g' rotefr u
RAY rate ers'tetrf e5 soldiers ard ire iacor.tes
eAN Df III" e 'a2eHeh Y fiaN'3 E-F'pe
OF s3cn e~"t's
4 ~1.s..,, ,...... 800 j, 49, .~,,..i.~r
stead ~ ~ -. .o4.s i rb.rebsu hss y.ee,
tbAr r,t ..... 4, e,.e.d i. 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

a. Chattanooga
Tear Down 3uKKards Nests
Nou as white Southerner I'm hoping that
the white BOYS coming back 70 the South VIII
have sense enough n ioin M with the Negro
boys against the buzzards instead n ~
AGAINST their coored comrades and bro hers'
We've surc got = lot ~ huzznrds nests 70 tear
M and burn down-and there arc too many nests
for either racs 10 do II by itself.
Prf n we can get the nter-racial vets orfaniza-
ton which I've been PRAYING for. We'll van
down every hu1zard's nest whether It's built OUT
~ nolson wv and sknnkweed by Old Jim ras'
land in Washington or out ~ Tar brckete IN"
bod shoots ~ old Jess Sioner IN Chattanooga
old Jim Easiand and Old Jess Soner arc SUIT.
ring No \ buzxards rumnus becane" they're Ai'"'n
that iust such an organization will come out or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Use Your Ballot

The primary election will be held in Detroit Tuesday,
August T. at which time the voters viii nominate the
candidates who will run in the fall election II is very
portan that Won vote in the primaries because failure
DO 40 by you and others may result the nomination Of
unqualified and undesirable candidates Your vote on
August NAV help 10 decide who viii be the next mayor
and councilmen of Detroit well other public officials
Citizens who fail 10 their ballots and hack the
right kind Of candidates not only fail IN their civic duty
but also make easier for undemocrac groups in the
community 10 entrench themselves and WELD dangerous
Influence IN politics.
When you vote next Tuesday, remember to vote for
Charles A. Hill for councilman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

10 deal courageously with the
race problem.
Instead ~ decreasing tension.
Colea' appointment will have the
effect ~ Increasing tension he
cnuse We lose. IN our minds. the
agency we were counting on 10
assist IN the fight against re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

= repository for vermont poll
sicians that the committee IL
no, an Indenenden' agenrv work
ing 10 tackI~ difficult proh'ems.
hnt T. strictly the creature NJ The
mavor who does not in'~~" Cor
the COMMITTEES 10 10 ANYTHING
contrary TO his expressed wishes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

world.
New York City. through il
Mayor and Governor nevsr has
decided 10 spend $3.50 800 IN
providing some fifteen ,aoasard
family apartments. This GOOD
news comes from the mayor him
self No one qnuesfions 'ae need
for additional housing IT New
York Every one accepts !, as
a must" and the new housing
projects here will be butt
There is another reason Why
the state OF New York has msds
so much progress. New YORK IS
fortunate in putting into office
leaders who know what the peo-
pie need and do something about
II The new housing projeci, are
scheduled 70 be built under ne
state Urban Redeyelopmen' Act
which was enacted BY the last
legislature. as a part Of Govern
or Dewey's program for resiof'
ing blighted areas. The Siau
FEPC In New York IL opening Up
many new opportunities Tor Ne
groes throughout the state. one
ot the leading banks Of New
York city has recently hired Two
colored girls in clerical capac'
ties. This is the first time ihsI
have done this. Many other bust
nesses in New York. which hsu
chung 10 daily Lily White poll
cies. will soon have mixed slafn
81 employees. due 10 the New
York FEPc.
The nations railroads are 10
tight spot. They have asked
civilians 10 use trains as Hue
as possible. so that troop move
ments can he made on schedule
To accomplish this hig Job nov.
ever. a crew OF siNty-ihousano
railroad employees is needed inc
most critical need IS for eneln'
GERS. conductors. hostlers. swi'eh'
foremen. yardmen, firemen brake
men. signal and maintenance men,
dispatchers and so forth. Despi"
this critical need. however tns
railroads and the Railroad Bro'n'
erhoods are clinging TO polici"
and Practices Of Discrimination
based on race. Negroes are 81.
cluded from almost every one Q.
the twenty-five critical raiirosu
occupations. How long will 'ns
color discrimination go on u
this democratic land?
Notwithstanding the effor" o
organizations which are worAlns
to create better race relations
Is reported by Harry McA'p'n'
that In several places IN 'u'
south. whites and Negroes S,'
carrying weapons with which f"
defend themselves In case SOM
thing happens. II Is a daneerou,
thing. when people OF ditieren'
races hate and fear each o'n.
10 the extent that they feel 'u'
need Of weapons as a proiecuo..
Can the United states afford
tolerate such conditions, when y.
eyes Of the world are focused w
on this country for leadersnip
the movement 10 establish ju'u''
for all peoplesi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

". are already too familiar viii
Inc racial policles ~ Jeffries
N ne fooled by pallisiives Of
,,~.d throreh the Interracial
rar,mtttae Herceforth. the COM
u.,,,ce Il tout" when n comes
- ,er,ou. consideration Of aren-
e,.. whom we think ars willing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Ickes Warns Of
Fuel Shortage

Stating that the worst fuel
shortaee OF the war" threatens.
Solid Fhels Administrator Harold
L. lckes announced today that
his office has requested the fuel
conservation directors OF % states
TO launch drives Immediately 20
place homes and other buildings
IN condition TO enable people 10
stay warm on short fuel quotas
next winter.
He said that the program was
designed TO have every possible
home, shop or other building
made "heat-tIght7 by insulation
storm doors and windows. wealth.
er-stripping. caulking M cracks
and by other means. and 10 have
furnaces and other heating eonln-
ment put in efficient condition
to save fuel.