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Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
GiAtiiclNs 5cMecn
rcr 2lnoit ittsnstit

2oaoon. - Slim Sol0oten, sic alS
3aagen III Ser &rie8sgeridtsoerAan0-
.aa9 lrJen Sen Sergeanten SaucS
5 Sones alts;agen iolltelL erfldrtclE
0aB tie "2(ttgit" batten Dies ST TIM.
sic pollen llur alS 3eugen nltitreter,
cnh ibnen Uou elmer boGeren GienIt-
a1lle SbaB "gegcn etlpaige 8Glualt-
G.i3tcitsQ" 5igeiifert miro.
Bones 9e90r.n 5ilr 3slde I'M 2i6t-
10 Ganlp. mo ote SIM ais 0iilitdr-
&eica,ene i~citJebalten muroen, lie
tn & 1resbeitsltrafen i'm 2oiloo-
i,g Bs6et megen mlertau6ten Sern=
6lci6ehs oou Ser Eruppe al. Grei Sc
oltgene MOLTEN 3uiiherungcn OeS
Sdutes bon "einen boben 8eamten
in @af3iu9ton' un0 5pei BON
4arieJSiefret1r Yatterion" baben.
Sones Scr ans Mu5fogce, Sfln.
folmlt plaaiertG nid)tiAuloig in 10
tatIifen 9(ngriffs, Die i6m an
1}ilitargsfangenen in 2i6tiielo sur
2nit 9elegt noroen paren. Ils Sc
neralmajor 9elnllo Smith, ser @efan-
geHen 81 3eigenausiagen oufforoer.
te lc5nte 05cs elmer nod Dem anOeren
nit Der 9egriin0ung a6: er ~ba5e
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Seine Scttfitrs
sung III Gnglano

SOnoolt. - GR5tano lit 6crcit iusi.
tcre Spier 81 %bringen, i'm Die Na6.
rui9Smittelnot III Scr Melt linoern
SIT belich lit aber. pic sic 9tegicrtung
erfldrt, nidt in ser Gage, ieire mo-
dcntIid,e Speiieicttrntion Don iiebcn
lll3aL rpie lie sur 3eit beltebt berad-
jlieBen.
Cir Den Smit6, scr Nobrungs
mittcl Minilter, iagte, DAB @aibin9.
ton naf ieinem @eiiibl oen @unid
babe @nglnn0 mo cinige onOcrc
SdnOer iollten ibren 6ettfoniim cill-
Idrdnfen, oaB OieS a6er cine llnlog-
lidfeit~ ieii miir0c.
MliuiIter oes &l6inetts trafen i;A
iiriib5citig an Gage, iii sic iih per-
idIedtern0e Gage ser 9tn6run9Smit-
tel5uiu0ren Ser 0elt SIT Oisfittieren
mo Yreniernliniiter Clement AttIcc
lpieoerbolte im Intercourse Iein an
ecbot pom Gortage, Die 8rotrationie-
rlrg einSnfiibren. 9iesmal iagte
dllcrOin9s, England miir0e Oas
grot rationiereu, "penn oie ~liefern-
Sen 2dnoer iid bereit erflarelL OaS
ST TIM.
Die geitrige MISUNDERSTANDING
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19

6otte lido upr oii ole Gereini8ten
Stooteu be]o8en, unO 9Ittlees beltti8e
&eo,iion iheint Oarulli objnjlelerJ
alciMc Gpier aud BON ioldlcn getrei-
sc prooBierenocn 2dHoer &anaoa
luio 2lrleutinien ST. Uerlongen.
"SSir iino icbt Oaraltf Oorbereitet,
in Scr acneiniomen Sa6e rueiter 81
gcl~u", iii5te AttIee bilt5it
Cir g,n ipur0e ge6eten SIT 8eridl-
ten StelAmg ST uc5lnen. oaB Ole Der
ciu,gteu Staaten bereit ieien, bic
6ett5uteilau8 3u ermaBigen, uno
iogte.
sd fiirdte id fann Dies nidt
als cine offi5iele G%rfIdrung auiiaiieul
%i icSrnt 5alle mar Is nidt 10 iebr
ln An9e6ot, lire 6ettrotiousu Der
,sbiuieBen, ais Gin Gerlaigen, Dab mir
mo eini3e onoere CLIMBER lie berab.
TN ~iotlten. N}einGr Wfeimmg nad
it oos cine llnmogliffeit.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Gciuc 2OlnM9
IND. 8rOblems

Stem Gelbi. - IS bate ben Gin
Idlein, ais Of Sic Sn0er fanrn eitle
dortnel fiir Selbitoerpultung ibreS
Qanoes finOen luiirOen mo oob oiele
9(lfaobe in sic @1noe Dreier britt
ider Observation-Disclosures ii%berantpor-
tet meroen mlB.
GS iino 0ies 2orO 9etDif 2aaps
renee, Staotsiefretdr fir SlOien, Cir
stafford Grips, SultoelsmiiiIter
uno u. g. gleranoer, Ser erltc &Oro
Ser IomiraIitdt. Sn Der Oierten
@ohe ser 8erbanolungen bier Ditr-
De algemein ermartet, oaB sic orei
an 9ienStag ooer Mtitt1uoh ocn Der.
idyieoenen 9arteien Snoiens irgenO-
ipeld)e oefinitipe 8oridldge MAIDEN
iperOerL nit Der %glnregung, tie inter
iid) al belpreden m1breno Die &nbi-
ilettmitgIieOer oas Siter.Bo9enenoe
in &aldmir p%erbringen.
9n es fnltm jeman0eH in Snoien
gibt, Ser %eripartet, 6aB ser glHinoiIhe
aongreB lno Die M~obmmeonner-
aign ii1 in oieier fur8en 3eit einigen
peroen i1eint Die aommiIIion Dor
Der Aufgabe 5u ltebelb bel ibrer Hild-
ann %. gpril cine 6orqnel fir
SelbitoerpaItung IN SnOien befannt-
3ugeben.
Seoe Settle be0eugte freilnOi1nft-
lide @ereitpiuieteit 81 perbanoeln.
9orausgeiebt ~olleroings, oaB Die
@egenieite 5ur aonferen5 nit elmer
I'M noralts 8ugeitanoenen 9on5eiiion
Ser 9lGinoiIde &ongreB
miinidt ooS 3ageitdnonis, ooB Die
Sic &ontrolle Der 3entralre-
gierung erbalten meroen. ltno Der
aongreB lit 6t groBen 3ugeltGnO-
bereit, faaS man bon inn nidt
oas oirefte &eripred)en Oerlangt, ben
instrumentation @ebieten Snoiens
ponige llna6bdnoigfeit 5ltSubiligen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
nN.5ibnng
NOR ltnrmiid


Seem gorf - Ser Si6erDeitsrni
ser &ereinter Nationelt pertagte lid
pbfe einc 9tbitimnung. Cine 0ret'
itiinOiqe erbitterte 9ebatte mar Die
lem GntidluB pornlisgegangeil, III
oeren 8erlnlif Iieben Der eli Wit-
glicOcr lid gegen 3uBIanos Antrag
luailoten, Ben S5ran6an BON Der
SageSoronung a68uIeBer. Sn eitenl
NugenbIid, ga HuBlano offcniidtlid)
elmer Rie0erlage elltgegeniab, err
flarte Ser Yrdii0enr, Or. 2uo Sai-
G6i, bic Sisllng plOblid fir been.
set.
Sn oen lebten Minuten Der Dc
batte fam es 81 elmer idarTen @ellBe-
rung oeS Gomiet : 9elegierten 9ln-
orei @%rompfo, Ser erfIdrte, oaB lei
ner Mniiht mad meoer ben gereinig-
ten Staaten nod @roBbritannien
an elmer frieoli1en 8eilegung Ser
SSron-Nff1re gelegen lei.
Gem afnerifaniie1n 9elegierten,
GoluorO 81. StettiniuS, mari er
nuBeroem einen 8eritob gegen Oie
Gbarte ser Nereinten Wotioneil Dor,
er auf einem &erbleiben Ser In-
g~elegenbeit aif Der Sagesoromng
bebarre, obpobl SSrnn feline @e-
ldlDeroe gegen Die Somiets 5uriidge-
aogen bot. Gr Ingte, bob Oie Gele-
oierten Der &ereinigten Stnaten
lino BroBbritannienS %offenbar ira
niIder lein ipqlten ais Die Sronier
iclblt. Die 3uriid5iebnno Ser irnni-
idcn @eidmerOe, Die Dem Sat an
10. Sarutnr in 2onoon 8ugegangen
mar, uuroe III einem Sdrei6en OeS
iraniid)en 8oti6afters Suiiein ala
beantragt, oeS er Or. DUO cine
Stltn0e Dor 8egin Der Sibnng, iiber-
rei6te.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Qiufseg
in Num6nicn

@uforelt 3ii6rer Scr rumdai-
idlcn Expeditions parteien erfIdrteiL
oaB ,,ein Gerrorrcgilne olS Selma
Tiir bic acknowledgement @abGrn" &C.
ldaffcn moroen iei.
gll(e &eripredbur9en 0es rumGni.
i1en NtiniiterprGiiOcnten @etrn
@ro5a, sic @bmndungell 0es Moe.
falter observation-disclosures Ser NuBen-
niniitcr ser 0rei @roBmddte
nrs5bfii6reit ieien 6nr6 sic bebin.
0erit0e NtaBno6men Scr uoll Oeit
Sommliniiten fontroaierter Gello-
frotiifen 8ront ltto Der Gerual-
tirngs6eb0r0en ge6rohen uorOen.
Die Gppoiitionsiiibrer teilten
nit, BOB lire gartretcr in Ser &c.
gierlmg Sem Observation-Disclosures
9roteite gegen ooiien6are 8erlet-
5ungen ser Ireibeiten, sic 0ur6
0os Mosfuler lle6ereinfonm1en ga
runticrt itn0", uilterbreitet Aa6en.
SSll 0teleit Broteltelt lplr0 DeDaups
tet, Oob @eriommlnngen Ser Gpo-
poiitionspartcien 0urG @emalt-
o~niuenoung allFgelGit wer0em Die
9iegierungsfrtifer beitrafe uno tort
qeiebt froft oes Observation-Disclosures
regicre, obwobl Die &egierung per
iibert babe, Ser neutrality-suspicious.
33uItano mer0e ei~n0ebalten.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
ieRcn Portugal
oc0cfr Srnnfrcih

9iila6on Sm 2iiia6oner Sta.
0inn 6eiieate @ortagal Sic 6liB,
bali s21n0ernanni6ait OOH 5ranf-
reid nor 10000 Sans NIT 2:t. Sier
lGoB 2lrallio ooS critic Ior iiir @or
tt9al 80 Sefunoen Dor Dem 5alb5eit-
pfifT Gaoit bon 6ranfreid, glid ipd-
ter ans, o6er nodl peiteren 5lpei 9fi,
niten 9clnng GeDroteo Scr Sieges-
t%reiier.
Son sen iieben 5pielen, sic sic
5lpci 2Gnoertenm8 biSber ourdge-
iit9rt baden, 9epann 9ortitgal orci
ino oerlor brei, mdhren0 eins nn-
entlfieoen enoete. Ger lette @ampi
unroe I'M Sabre 1910 IN 9aris ourc6.
seiii6rt.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
bclaitet
GaltenOrM1tuer

Giirnberg GltOoli S0B, ser
ebemoliqe RommanOont 0es beriid-
tieten @ernidtrnasIngerS BON 9lil-
Ifauib, erfl1rte Dor Dem 1itrnber.
ger @eri6t, ooB ser Angeflaate
@rnIt aoltenbrumier anO 1ein Stob
sic 9erantporturg fir ale Sinri6-
tungsbefe6lc IN Den Congratulations
Iogern trogcu.
qmfreO EoIcnbcrg Scr oGo5i.@Di-
Ioiopb," lpaltote fid im @c-
rihtsiool gegen ole 6eitiden
Slt0cn, Die er ais ilopoI be5eihne-
te. 9[ls Of SOP Dor ibm ri6t aus
oeiaqt bdttc, begam er feline eigene
8~erteioigitng nit Ser 8ebaltptlug,
Dab iiioiIfye EoIitifer fir Ole Gepor-
tierung bon 9entihen nah oirifd-
uiideu aoIonteu Nrgentinieu un0
China eintraten, itlt Ole Glrbeit8Io-
ii9feit III iNen Ea9en Der @einIurer
Iiqfeit lit Sen Gngeit Der @eimarer
Der 46iGbri9e SOB, ser am 2.
MGr5 na1 elmer luneeit Sitde III
Der britiihen Bone nerbaitct ipltrOe,
iprod obne ieoe @rregltng itbcr iein
o~reiia6rigcS &egime in glihpib,
tpd6reno Oeilcn Toller, ieiner eigenen
NusIagc gerudB 2,500,0O0 &er-
Iotrn bcrguit wtroen. Die &or-
o1nge BON Iuihmib, 10 iogte er,
ieien cin @ebeimnis 5miiher i'm,
Seinrid) SimnIer un0 so Man.
nertt, sic sic Sem goo beitimntcn
SGitlinge cntgcgeurabmcn.4 Gicie
60 miBten unter Sis Sdiucigcn &C.
loben.
SOB iogtc, ouB SIMMER im Sa6-
re 1912 Inidapib beiud)te inns Gin
8crfabreu hon NnFang bis Gn0c
beobodtete. Ger 3euge beidjrieb
o~usfiibrlid) oos ,,8erfobren" 0ie
gleid3eitige @ergoiung bon Touien-
sen bon @eni6en in ioa. ,,GntIali-
llnQsrGuncn.~ Phi cine 6rage Scr
Mnffoge, nb Ct ais 6im%ilienpofer
ianloIS Spmpatbie NIT Sen Spfcrn
Qcfiiblt babc, ertpioerte SOB: uSa,
u6er ale mciile 9eoenfeu mirHsn
ourd) ste itriftcn geFcble Siunllers
beidtpidti9t.
SSu eincin bon ser omerifaniihet
auflogc norgclcgten SdriftIob cob
SOP III, SAB ouBer sen 2,50O,OO0
bcrgaIten Gpfcrn BON @ltidtuib
500 GOO tppttcre on @ungcr ooer
&ronfleiteu 5ltgmtm9egiigGt. SIN
CONNER 1914 olein, 10 IoGte er,
murocn 100000 u1gariide Sil0en
oeraaf. so3 bis IS 0fifutcn iuarei
n0tia, Inn iii aitidhpib 8it t6tcit je
mad, SEN @etterberbdltniIien", 10
iaqte &SB. 0@ir mniBten, poni 0ie
9eittc tot paren, oa lie Damn nit
Sem Sdrcien aufbGrten."
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Treics @aldii-
na oie Chung

Genf. -Mobmlto Mobomeo el
Sen , dgpptfifer GrIegier-
fer Sim 8olfcrbuno, erfldrte, cr babe
sic 9lbii1t, aegpptens Stellunena6-
me sur palditiniihen 6rage in per-
6orm 0or3ulegen .9leepp
ten foroere, 0aB Die GolterbunOuer-
iid ~Stellniten elmer ioforti-
3en llnabbdlt9igfeit 8aIditinos aus
iprede, welln Ser @6lferbun0 in Oel
@ode oas britii9e Man.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
syrei 6urdj Nbl6inng

Gin angeitelter erbielt pom amts-
qeriht cine ourf Sic EoIt 5paeiteate
8orlo0ung, an eirem "beitimmten Sa-
&c als 3enge 81 erifeinen. an Sem
g%enunnten Termin blieb er Dem &C.
id)1ft no er angeiteut mar, Den gam
sen Gag fern. Nls i'm iein Gbei AM
naditen Sag CUR Heoe, itelte uno i'm
iragte. ippr inn Oelln .ei9rnt[ih frci-
ecseben b1tte, erapioerte er: ,,9(llf Dem
8riefumldtag Der GorlaOung lit ia
~geitanoen: Jrei 0ur6 4bl0iungl"
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
9oc0nCr giOt
Grfldrung alb

MiinMen - Su @uihlltB all oaS
Gr1ebniS Der fir5lih in Auipeien-
belt bon &ertretern ser onglo-ameri.
frutiiden Iiibrer 2r. Gurt Sdlt-
gart DerouitoIteten &onferen5 Der
Orei IinilterprGiioenten Ser uneri.
faniiden ,3one nit Dem ioii8oloemo-
fratiledn 5itbrer Or. &lirt Shu'
madler ais oertihcm Gelegierten
ser @~riten5one, Iino Die @r0rterun-
gen IN ser 6roge Der &eripirflihung
oeS 0eutihen GinbeitSgeoanfenS bier
mieoer lebbofter geporoen. 3ugleidI
lit ober in ser oeittihcn Gefientli6-
felt sic &ermittung InlttgeuorOen.
@apern ipoae oitd inter ~leiller ge-
genipdrtigen 5iibrung nieOer eiue
ieporotiitiihe 8oIitit trelbtn.
Sn 0ieiem 8uinmnenbong miro
oieIfof Die Totiade unterltriden.
oag 0ie llnterihrift oeS baDeriider
Observation-Disclosures Oe3 So5ial0e-
mofroten Or. @iIbeIm Soeoner uil-
ter Den Silittqarter @eidIiiilen feblt.
(0ieie iorOern Die mirtidoftli6.poli-
tiide 3entrnliieirung Der oelttlder
8erbGltniile uno einbeitIihe Strlf-
tur ser Acknowledgement tuie Der
fiinftigen Heihsregierung.) Shon
friiber bate Soegner einmnl Die
Stritjf scr o6runfturter Hltnoihnl"
Oaourd berorsgcforoert, Dab CT in
0ffentliher Geoe 3par 9(6mahlunger
5miiden 8abern uno onOeren Oeilt-
idlen 2Giloern our Sid)erung redt8-
ciubeitliher 3ltItdn0e n%erlongte, cs
ober nermie0, iih altSOriidIif 81
Dem 3ieI ser &eidSeinbeit 6u befen.
men.
@oegner Bat min IN elmer SiBung
oeS @erQtenoen 2nnoesaltsiHuiles
Bic llnteriteuung iepnratiitiider
Iclocn5cn 8uriidgemieien unO 5llt
0leidl ieiit @~efenntnis 81 elmer 8oli-
tit Ser uGereinigten Staoten por
europa, ia elmer @eItregierung ab-
geIeQt. Ser Miniiterprdii0ent fitbrtc
inter anoerem oitS:
Ser geirnoe WenideilperitdnO
aaein Iont inns, ooB mir im @er6nnO
zines groberen @all5ell Qiinitiger ab-
idlneiOen ais in Ser Gngc elmer
&irdtllrmpolitif. Sa, mir iinO Der
Meinunq, ooB im 3eitalter Der @elt-
mirtifoft fiir iriibcr o0cr ipdter
olld) Die ltarren politiidan Sdrult-
fen 3lDiiden Sen 21noern gleiher
&llltur Tnllen wcr0en mo mir ST
Hereinafter Stootet Don europa,
ia Ser 0ollSclt Melt fonlnlel iouteit.
Gie aarobdiideu &0lfer 9aben cine
lebtc 8arnuii9 erbolten. lin Elm
SOAR. es bat Iih uieaeiht mir Inn
Mochen ae0reht, mGren mir Der emo
qiiltigen Geruidtltng Derfaapn. gtur
ser 3uiammeiii3lllE Der ireiiuiaige,
njdlt Der er5hMtngene, st elmer gr0-
Bereu @o(fergemeinidaTt BON 6reien
ms @leiden fam ms rt4telt. Isle
heltc Sterrcnboitncr ullO m~eiBblnltG
Io6ne frieolih nebeneinaloer flat
tern, 10 moae es morgen Der Tobncn-
malls oaer frieolieben0en @oIfer ser
G.r0e fun"
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
DSlecrbmnN bclpcint
icinc ~1tmfGhiofsit

@enf GeIegaten. Die Der lebten
&erinnuliirg ocs alten @olferbrn-
ocS beipobnteH, guben 81, Dab sic
Mitglie0er nidt oos in lie geIebte
S'ertrauen geredtiertigt BADEN. mo
crirmerten an elm @ort Don 2oro
Ser @olferbuno lit tot, es
leben Die @ereinten Nationen."
Sn Dem iait leeren Suol go6 elm
GeOner nad) 0em anoeren Oen Se6l.
SIT, Inn oornn oie Soffmlng an
fniipieiL OnB oieielben 2Gn0er inter
9fimirfun1 Ser Gereinten Stauten
in Der ll9t boiler ia6ren meroen. @s
mar Der brittle SnQ Der @eneraIOe-
botte mo Der 9(bihieo pont olten
&Glferbulio.
Ginige 9elequten pie sltm 9ei=
ipiel Sultan Nogeira BON llrugllan.
aa6cn ibrer Hn5ufricoenbeit iiber Oie
Gbarte Der ltN Nusorud. Nogeirn
uerlanAte Sic o6ligatorilde gnipen-
0una BON Sanftioncn, mo Sic Do
ichaiiung Oes Getorehts Der 8roB-
lnddte. NuM foroerte er Die @il-
ouiq elmer internntionalen @olisei.
rlndlt Oon lolher @r0Be, oaB lie bon
nationalen Armee beraltSge-
meroen fam.
Saromir &opedi BON Der eide
.hoilopnfei erinnerte init 9itterfeit
,oran, oaB ser @olferbuno einiOe
5taaten i'm Stih gelnlien babe. ais
hre @ren5en uerlett muroels
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Gril-@pnmicr
II berra10t

9}em yorf. @ie SernanSo Sc
los Nios, ser Gbef ser ipaniiden
Grilregierltng, Ser Oieie @ode pom
9ariS mad 0em Yorf 9cianot poroen
mar, erflart, fam @olens Gerlangen,
oab Ser ll92 Siherbeitsrot Shritte
gegeu Spanien unternebme, ben Ipa-
niid)ell &epu6lifonern gon5 ii6er=
raift 9ie leBteren ieien oon &olell
por6er garrIidt beira8t gpor0en.
6rnncoS Hegierltng in Spanien
Evening star., 1946-01-03
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netIen ABBY at any amy pEorIs sahes 'oE pEGa RtSs
small family. Wo, 45SS. ~ '''' ALL
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SUPER MUSIC AND APPLIANCE, 1927
st. ne.
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care for male seni-invalid and assist with
light housework: references Call OK.
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VETERANS given preferred consideration
Stenographer, age 20 to 40, salary S16S SO
per month; high school education; eld-
established industry; permanent position;
40-hour week: chance for advancement.
Evening star., 1946-01-03

CENlEAL OFFICE OPERATORS. expe.
psrs;tins syenns up and iulisne sHfsn "esxtz Soit
available, available Call today at one Of our en-;
PlSg"sa' PICK ss nR ees' or 5a S5 lsh st. st NV wv
aP lsd E6ST TshsPaoNGGH GHce e.
CHARW0MEN, 3 or A; hours, 6 to 10.
CHARWOMAN, white, hours $40 to 1918;
good pay. Apply to Tower Building, 14th
CHECKERS for both food and beverage
perience as cashier: good wages: good
hep s ony s ens sye
CHECKER. experienced; good salary. pleas
fRs FR1T % isHr 51s heurs Conn Aspy sRe
cHoCoIATE DIppER, experienced, retail
saop, shop, Phone 10 to pm. daily. Temple
CLERICALs for sales audit department,
capable persons who are quick at figures.
% %saPy %sTsSynens RoYan i1ts ss sna eth ,ts tooT THE
CLERICAL HELP-Good opportunity for
young woman to engage in interesting
standing: opportunity for permanent EN-. m
%SsTEs SSISS ROOM soi 10 fss
Clinical WORKER. age 2o-s5, in advsr-
schoo
REQUIRED: excellent working conditions; 40
hour week; advancements; permanent Ap-
R THs Ss EGH s9 81 di saF f. nus aTs
NV.
CLERKs-young ladies for clerical posi-
tions who are neat and accurate with
figures, 44-hr. wk. Apply ELITE LAUN-
DRY, 2119 14th st. NV.
CLERKS to work in dry cleaning branches.
experlence not necessary. Apply HOWARD
CLEANERS. 1347 South Capitol St. Mr.
Abrams.
CLERK. cigar and sundry dept, full-time
experience. SHEPHERD PARK PHARMe
CLERK, knowledge OF filing and typing.
for front office. Apply Mr. Brosmer. as
sistant manager, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd. NV.
CLERK for senersl ONCE work. perm. posi-
tions chance for adyancement, excel. work
Apply coE6MsIA eicTuREs coE "fsHs Sss
New jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-03

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WAsHiNGToN HEADQUARTERS Of 81,
sionai stenaa-a assoc has openings for secrstafy-
This is an opportunity for perm. work al
sSS sood s Pay s and pleasant surroundings. :ApE
py LARE EaS l6sh bnp s. nG Or phone NE 26
ICES Of competent stenographer to assist
the secretary in an executive ONCE; must
n perorm utss 81 e ss l
s%s ssgsslfsss snf sss sSsshs: ss. state .'s
secretary -stenographer: must be accurate,
reliable adaptable; permanent position; ad-
vancement; good starting salary; 5h-dsy
PRoGREssIVE Nstion-wids casualty In
ne ass Mn4fere
orator orator and clerical tspists; 4o.hr. week;
sood tH sars
Personal intervisws %ssdRsssd,a.yI I,,.a through
PEo9EEs EassT nsusANcs Is ocosNasT oo 15sh and a
UNITED AIhLINES has opening for radio
operator between 81 and 80 years Of ars
with high school education. typing speed Of
telephone permit required Duties itas
WASHINGTON National Airport Apply to
MR.. t. N, PIERSoN. South Concourse-
Terminal Bldg. Washington National Air
LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE neesS
young ladies with high school education for
bookkeeping department and relief tele-
phone OPERATOR typing ability required
and opportunity for advancement. wEAV-
Err BROS, INC WASHINGTON Buildinz
sn sNGER MT Alvin sEWIN PI MaSa,Nr iseq CO need,
women to train for bookkeepine, selling
and sewing. Permanent positions, good
pay Apply 1910 o st NV.
Rank desires the services Of bookkeepins
machine operators, adding machine op-
efatofs and file clerks State age. expert.
srce and minimum starting salary. Apply
Boz x97-B. star.
Evening star., 1946-03-10


IL Isss 4 s|sy;ssa a}sS as
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
In Memory Of Stulwurts

Recently the Grim Reaper individuals
who played the life Of
Of
He a
who had quiet but highly Of the Negro
this Of the He
three journalistic
His library collection Of literature
equaed the Schombug
fraterna leader and friend people could trust.
Another loss that Of Mrs Lucy Qugey who
active the Daughters Of E Hers deposition
ready smile and those than herself
Sunday night lost another who had contributed much
the life She Elizabeth Van Hook who
her time and the work Of the earlier Minnesota Of oored
clubs, the Hennepn Republican
At when this
opposite sides political candidates Of which
kindly
fAsehOod side
mother wife citizen Her death will a
neapolis
Levy lovabe everybOdys
him will he
Wednesday Joe" Levy
a community institution Through all the years
he helped practically public
along high office Els and he
visitor wherever he went The writer well in
people living Minnesota have had
from Joe whose heart and ocboo always those who
his illness
Of great comfort to him to know that there
Of his
interest Wen miss Joe Levy lot God rest his soul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
The UnholY Alliance

Those holder
that alliance
riding They holder
holder
today The coalition
House.
controlling
To
uaed House is
1t indicative the character i
Of the
Employment Bill They defeated the FEPC They
enlightened
Americans will
1t is likely the Minimum Wage Bill
the others Finally they launching full
President seemingly
by his the Sadly
lowing the New
forward nothing
If
follow
challenged;
people.
What the people, do? If support Republican
Party alliance
would
alliance
pOaX
hight Republicans Democrats
alliance. D to by
be
If laws
Of
ID.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Nv ROBEKT DI1RK

Go South and change the things
which ought to be changed" is the
advice given young white South
erners who express to Associate
Justice Hugo Black of the United
States Supreme Court, an Alabam-
an. their disagreement with the
Souths traditional hackwardness
toward Negroes, it was told TO this
Columnist during IA special interview
with this famed jurist In his cham
bers during National Negro News
paper Week.
Justice Black, while Senator,
introduced the frs, wage and bour
law The first federal aid 10 edu-
cation bill was Mr. Blacks brain
child.
THE basic cause Of our prob
lem in the South is poverty, there
fore, the big. strong and politically
intrenched maintain for the most
part grab and take all policy.
Higher wages, decent housing, ade-
quatc educational facilities for all
the people in the South is the thing
TO seek first and all other prob
lens will automatically be solved"
That philosophy is the thing
which moved Franklin DelanO
Roosevelt 70 name Justice Black to
the Supreme Court.
told Justice Black that ! was
extremely impressed by having seen
him at the Wendell l.. WiIlkie
Awards dinner on the evening on
which the dinner was held, and he
expressed the desire that ! should
come 10 see him at the Supreme
Court the next morning.
Although there were some 81 the
biggest newspaper editors. publish
ers. colUmnists, Representatives
and Senators present with the thiT.
~ odd representatives Of the Ne
gro Press. did not expect 20 see
any admitted SOutherners present.
told Mr.. Black that in my opin-
ion IL il a very fine thing to see
men in high positions such as he,
take time out and move among
the people. 10 look them in the face,
hear them talk and think out loud,
20 know them as they are, and not
as some one else says they are,
who regard them a. untOuehables.
Justice Black replied, there are
no big and little people in this
country, we are all just human
beinRs-Americans." He revealed
himself 70 me as a man Of courage
and audaciousness and with a very
good mind
While on Capitol Hill during
special interviews, discovered that
there are about 30 COngressmen--a
majOrity Of whom are SOutherners
who seemingly devote their time