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Evening star., 1946-11-05

PERSONAL.
PHONE sHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-,
Wright, if you are in need Of a loan UP to
Hi9.HY saGG " ySqT sIERfstarew WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence. freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850. go.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo anS
goU 81 soc No sasns WAR A.
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. ISIo q st
II. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-F.lse tseth re-
bsEE aSs ASD III fsssf SIS
G9eai Ioested above 0 Loews T Columbia Theater
suits 70 order, Also restylinx LEA ENaEI
cUsTo%MADE Gus % stiP COVERS sante cut on iSSn your
furniture to insure perfect ft: large beauti-
free estimates. Call HOLOBER CO. DU.
PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND ANA
nins. s pm, at VOICE RECORDING sTU-
DIos 1895 aoth St pnors aeah
VACANCY FOR KIDERLY PERsoN in rent
e1me h9He eSEknsE 81 SsSi
sessions: lowest rates CO. 4446.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, srthritis,
nervousness, piles. colds flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
encc ere1 Lay Sss5 asasroDath' 20 years
NURSE. for small girls. reliable. middle
Ss n wns %uif Co ve d in faoH S
DREssMAKfNG, slip covers and drapes;
alterations. including fur. Phone Taylor
PIaSo Fl 50f fRPsiSs@ea and repairing, city Or
gsoRaR sHepFSsR AZ II sss xoTs guaranteed VICTOR
on your @ Signature. H. A. WOOD, ox.
slip COVERS and drsperies professionally
tailored from our or your material. Work
WnhSGToS $Tossntfsd fNuRsRHERG9 Gi2 on Noun.
years. Ideal licensed home; inspection in
BkoszFb Eisss Eb0fs sAsr IF $50 saoEs will max.
@ ga ls Shrist@asa is mas gift. cail ia. s5$S:
N6RsEs MGTa avaiisSe trained practical or
WaNTHD' VA 1Ih1ea At ONCE. nom. for is eyesr-old
st stes q eG1a Sss sasrssfs isa Mr.
NURSERY DEPARTMENT of long-estab-
iished washington school has few va
Snd slainins; t5snsportation in NV:
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself:
ALBERT F. CARROLL. 1l25 Trinidad
DYE WORK, guaranteed EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, Dye Work Specialists, $500
SETTLED WOMAN. Govt. employe. will
nelp with housework on Saturday, in ex-
change for nicely furnished room and a
small remuneration BOX 3SS-T, Star.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE DAY and
and boarding school, nurseries through
sth Grade: daily trsnportatlon' hot ;n
the telephone book 9401 Georsis ave,
SH 1914
WANTED-slip covers to sew At home.
Ludlow 1881
FOR SALESlst trust of $4,000 on we'll
secured suburban Maryland property:
INEZ CUSHAHD. WI. 6S6T. OR. 1882. -
CROCHET BAGS. reasonably priced, made
or6or EropF1i, 1000 "A
Evening star., 1946-11-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER desires position, thirteen
ssg sRss Hsss anf fespRoss sSqss spsy
coMPANIoN esssP n n for ane euitured Christian eld
experienced, settled white woman. Ho.
bbREssMAKRG, design. Eemod:; altsrs; ts1ss
BERT, 1880 irving n W. Apt; 4, AD. s23s
GIRL, colored; neat. relisbIe and Hgiss. lu.s.
gsnrs Tor6 sIpdsg L6 600s slsf
job as waitress only, from am. to 2 pm
GIRL, coiored, desires night work, waitress
or Kitchen R heigs5, ssaa hours to 2 can aver
GIRha Rh eofored. Ode desires work in cafeteria
or maid in department store; experienced.
GIRL, coiored, college student, desires os2n yolnk
waitress; experienced. Ho; 1921: .k
GIRL. colored, experienced, desires WORK
find nats after p,@. e9l0ese evennss csh no. o472
MED MEp1cAI &c H'm' sEcY.-5-dsy. 4o-hr. wk.,
Zionist; 8 yrs medical records: age 81 FIR
MoTHER coioreds desires to care for Tor
small children. AT. 1860. Call after $50
NURSE, colored, desires 8 or 10 hI la!, day
duty; doctors references. Call Lincoln
Nurse M PrssIic1 ss IA sssssnt sssd references
NURSE. doctors once; experienced, espa-
BILE: Immediate employment; references
P2f PPGhsSNAL s5SlI aAID slsE reliable Finnish
ality; seWs, fluent French: for elderly lady
SRi SRRacTfc NG a10S Sukss Mes adn .dEanced eoored
desires chronic or infants care TO ~
PRACIICAL NURSE desires patient of any
Kind FIR S056
PRivATE SECRETARY or once manager,
young. yrs trade assoc. exp peasant
personality, able, to meet public local girl
wants 5-day week 500 to start Phone Ma
sTENoGRAPHER SECRETARY, expert
enced refs. wants full-time perm. position
sTIEENGoG. -TYPIsT. Bethesda area. WI.
to do at home. Phone SH 2166. b
TYPIST wants work to be done at home.
WOMAN. young. desires secretsrisl posi-
ton; experienced in shipping, stenogra aphy
in English, Danish: conversant in German
WOMAN, colored, wants 5-day, part-time
work; excel. cook will not conSlder gen gen
eral housework: references. HO: 1851.
WOMAN, colored. wants work cleaning
night or day, or part time. Hlils1de ll2S
WOMAN, colored; excel; COOK Se seeks ,IS posi- I
COLoRED GIRL desires position as re-
eeptionist, proofreader, copyist, or posi-
tions similar WA 1887. TO-
COLORED sEAMSTREsS wants position
in dress shop or valet shop; $50 wk
bEsiRING bfs Nc 70 Do SEWING, 75c per hour
TIA c03il
Evening star., 1946-11-05
HONE IMPRoVEMENT cos (cont. J ]

LET Us EsTIMATE on your e.rp.nte,
work painttns, paper & hanging Hlnstsrin, term,
fs WIS fS5 R'fsy Shsh sfR
oMbSaaoS eE nsys 6ssxn nUMsR Min ~ storm
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, star
sHSSRs ssSDS sSH sa.s:s
tl%Ss; syEEESR; R;.S;:,,1i %x iiss, s,..n,n. and
with rsas. prices. M. NORRIS. sH. 2277
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
laying, sanding: finishing. cleaning, par
ses uff iNc enshsf iss Wsson
HousE III s. rAHiSTlNG." Dutch Boy lead: lin.
gsar ref aAMT xhts %ees aD Ei,ss siss
IRON RAfLING, IRE escapes. burslar,
milI buildings. DUPoNT iRoN WORKS
PEUMsfNG fHGii sAs 311s ASD HEATING. Call IA s124
| for free estimates on remodeling bathrooms
storass saG s heaters. SO oil burners and radiation
REMoDELING - Storm windows, 5eotlnE a,ly
MENf co, NC. 64os Georgia ave. NV
iEi: .5ss.ss s1posa ysS5 hons f PsE
LATIoN co. 5b02 Wis. ave. WI. 1900
IN va. AND Wash. call PATTERSON.
roofing and siding. also storm windows
3340 M st NV, Zone e.. HO. APO.
II. C. LITTLE-Conyersion oil burners
COMPLETE HOME renovated. carpenter
repair, kitchen modernized. rec. rm etc:
GEORGE A, COOK CO., AID. 2190. p
ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs; painting
papering, floor scraping. plumbing. heat.
ing. No money down, years to pay
HAML TON CONTRACTING CO.. ma. 81 81
Evening star., 1946-11-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, high school, colored. wants JOB al
da for after chila fFe% o2 es9a
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes part-tlme or
light days work: good references. Ex
Girl, colored, desires daywork steady,
DAYS week So, carfare; reliable. NO
SIs S1FL ,0s s0lPEsd rE Fan5s 5sss parttims work
GIRL. coiored, desires days work, laundry
and cleaning, 6oc an hour and carfare
Girl, colored, wants days work or part
time, SIS and carfare or 75c hour. LII
GIRL. coIored wishes job as general house
Teffrence' TGffer OF CO 2efSsi9D' ss4a. nv
GIRL, with reference, wishes JOB days a
week, p to 3, or part tune. EA. ot3o
GIRL wants work, carfare; light h@ouse- @
work children days week. t, EA. aos2 aSs2
SlaL io . eGGfsq to J. wednesdas Tsshss Ha'i Ii ssss
5 to la or | to 5; Monday ti!i Friday
CIR Girl, % coiored. desires s day work; expert
enced in laundry and houSecieanins: ID
and carfare. Phone CO: 5o:I:
GIRLS 90, colored, desire general house,
HR1 "ns soloPsd eGsE WANTS pss psrtItme work.
GIRL. eolored. wishes g.h.w.: experienced
GIRL. colored, desires laundry work only
or part-time morning work. AID. 5fo5.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, So and
carfare; prefer, apts II. 6525; .,
GIRLS, colored, neat, honest, desire jobs
afternoons, clean ofhce or g.h.w.. good
cook, Call NO. ] 542 after / 80 pm.
GIRLS, colored. desire days work cleaning
CAL from e n to pm, co; 1925, -
small adult family; i've in; swell cook snd
HH9oi1SssEKHSEEPISG HH9oi1 SE or 'H nursemaid position
by experienced lady; prefer to live in
HOUSEKEEPER. white, middle aged. with
ref: adult family only. Box 334 II. Star.
MAID, colored, wishes Job: no cooking;
days a week, from 9 till 5; Ex 624I., z
WOMAN colored wants job as maid, gh.w W
Call Dupont. O409 from 1872 pm. g.
WOMAN, co1ored, wants work 3 days .
from 10 am. to pm NO. 1851
WOMAN, colored wants work as maid ol
eeneral hoIsework;; no cooking. cail ol
WOMAN, coiored. experienced, wants dsy'l
work CO. 1898.
WOMAN. settled colored, wishes position
as cook; live in. good references DE. 174s
WOMAN. coIored wants & h, VI, plain cook
ms or laundress. Can after 10 am. TR
S43s.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CASHIER (m.). $500 mo-; secretary %.
900 year; typists, 81 500 to $l,950 "
IG st. NV, Ma O954. IS
EMBASSY SEC. $4,000 uemalel. Very
tary, start ss'4oo. Trade assoc. secretary,
81 400. steno. -receptionist, dr's once,
5000. See Mr.. Bruce, front Of bldg, PER-
STATISTICIAN. 900 {ms); college man
only: degree, BoYD,s, 1888 r. Ma. 1888.
curate. fast, future: association secretary,
inter't, 5000 mo-: secretary, dept store,
expr., $50 wk.: foreign embassy secretary
S45 wk.: need 100 new applicants daily
for top-salarisd positions Oldest emp.
agency in D. C. Est 2S yrs. Always well
come. See Miss Lee or Miss White,
BoYps, 1893 F.. Ma. 233s. oo
CHEMIST; 80, ,oOG Smo to ~, oo9; age
degree, $4,000; melorologist. Phi. D. de-
gree, S4 900; local and near d. C.. open
BOYDS. 1888 r. MA. 233S.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RE 1l77, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
AWNING AND CANVAS SERVICE COM
plete: extra heavy and and %light-welght can can
coar W Ex s5 sE.s CO Ex ss ss
BRICK AND PLASTER repairs, waterproof
ing, freproofing, done right, priced right.
Bk1ek WoRk M SsSd snd senera remodeing
fireplaces and chimneys specially. Ii.
BRICKWORK, specializing in building, al
terations, repairs: white, union brtcklsys5s ay
on hand dssy and night free EST eSt H. GOLD
c1MERA cs1S ana cESTGRs. sHmRss.s els Eth ST. NV
saMERa ses EIn '1 RErAIRNG. hxIRNG Call FULLER =
d dAIBERr, E NC National Ala, s15 10th
cAkRTSrRY @ s.sins.s shsy.s p9rssss sss
ing direct with mechanics. GOODMAN
e eea2RrfEss1IEK assI REPAIR WORK. Call Hill
CARPENTER. remodeling from cellar te
roof. j AINswoRTH. RA 4sls d
ael oriek pa psinting. porch and sarase repairs
white mechanics. JACK SPARKEs, Ho
cc1AtiRsPENTRY-oenerslr repairing and re,
mechanic Call LU. 5O5s after $50. =
CARPENTERS. frst-class white mechanicts I.
eRMEST cfniiESi''S WORK done a once, Call from
Allen Nsdonsl fIn91re sl4 aS
rugs by new and revolutionary process
sensational results guaranteed; work dont doan,t
in your own n1, home %sas For ossl sstlmates' cal
DFcoRs1rRG npy 5ins RG as1 %N1 sENeRafrNc m esti
mates at no obliga ton: skilled workmsn;
RSTso .sryds eEEHx e6As6 e6 Or S1No
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs; addl-
tional outlets expert ,d reliaDls bis workman
repairs. Guaranteed work. RELIANCE
Ef3aRic 3 ah r1xTukfs AR .na nav wiring repaired
sRa 1:;s;s sfs E SE :n
snr1na al Work aes eSaranteed. nt NAT4oNAL SPORT
SHOP, 246l sth st. NV. Phone CO, 961l
ELECTRICIAN--House wiring and repairs
III iiesnssd mssf assoFaai r Il ssss
s. s. G. Md, and ys; Old i,Is snd nssT homes ss9
ELECTRICIAN. eolored bonded; wiring
reEsniations resSit s. A. A. E. " WILLIAMS, NO. 6s47
ELECTRIC WIkiNO, D4IuTeS, extra 0utlctS
repairs; old houses speciality REGAL
ELECTRIC CO. 1909 Ga. ave. RA. 1891
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs: small
iobs specially; Can EX 1910 a5
FINE PAINTING and paper hanging. Rea-
sonable. Estimates given at your home
Call RA. 1927, MR.. GOLDEN. .
FLOORS waxed and cleaned. Best ma.
terials used. Any size job. Reasonable
rates Call aft or eve. SH 8453. IS
FLOORS sANDED AND REFINISHED by
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE, RA
5717
FLOORS sANDED and finished, WASHED
and polished, lob painting, paper hanging
carpenter work. plastering and cement
work, metal roofing and repairing. win
dows and paints washed. general house
cleaning. cleaning and repairing Venetlar
blinds. Call UNITED HOME SERVICE
INC, for anything to be done about thu
house; priced cash or terms; no none!
down. DE. 62S6. -6
FLOORS SANDED, refinished, cleaned ant
waxed. TABLER FLOOR SERVICE, Ma
0456; Sat. Sun, nights, TIE. 1875. ~
FURNACES vacuum cleaned and also re
| paired: coal, oil or hot air, So. GREEH
~ SONS. WA. 1910 or TR. 1136.
FURNACES. new grstes. fire doors, smok,
pipes, furnace sections, radiators. chin
neys rebuilt. Call SMITHS. NE. 277s. g.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
HOME IMPsovEMEhT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. ROOFING. SIDING, remodel
ing. Attention paid TO veterans needs
DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL. 0211.
COMPLETE REMODELING and repairing,
1o3S till pm, IDEAL HOME IMPROVE
MENT CO., 1903 You ST. NV, NO. 5s27.
FENCING-Link fences speciality. Also
other kinds of fences. Day. DI. Oh 22; eyes,,
GE, 1859. WILMER FENCE CO.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN,

ADVERTISING WOMAN who can sell space
or time: able, energetic, widely exp: young
advertising woman seeks new connection
Exceptional space or time sales opportunity
s yrs exp, wide acquaintance. personapie
Intelligent hard worker, down 70 ear.h
refs: Wash. area. Box 323-S, Star: -b
COLORED Statesmen AND WOMEN to
earnings S35 to S15 weekly: experience
not necessary, we train you. Call co. 6666.
COUPLE wish position as resident man
aeer; experienced ia. 5136.
COOK OUSEMAN-Japanese couple wish
a position with private family; references
Box 1887. Star.
Apr, RESIDENT MANAGERSHIP wanted
BY ex-Army officer and wife. both expert
eiced; permanent Wash. resident SL.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
3-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
NovE 1oIk
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont. J

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcentJ
WOMAN. colored, wants work. laundress
or chambermaid, by day or week: quick
worker. DI 1881 IS
WOMAN, settled. wants work, to stay In
nights, general housework and plain cook :
ing, care of children. g14 Liberty st. S.w.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
from to $50, NO cooking, no nights.
YOUNG WOMAN, coiorsd. wants days
work; good nurse; live in. Call any time,
COLONEL GIRL desires cleaning In any
building. Call any time HO 6414.
PART-TIME evening work, general house
work. Call before l pm. Wednesday. AID.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES, Calf
Thurs, Nov. Z: room for 4. Call HY. O52t
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share-
expense plan, convenience Of passenger anc
car owners same destina ton Private Sc
dams daily, Miami Calf and all pointi
Mesl: refs exch % Mass. RE. $3.50. TO-
Evening star., 1946-11-05
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in all subjects: day. night anc
sesses SCI a9E free
D. c. requirements and CT training. 134o
;oY;.s J; ave; NE Fig, .55s; est 1915 ls,.,r. III
subjects taught. Approved by Goyernment
for CT training. WAR-HYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st. NV. DI. 1852.
COMPTOMETER COURSE, easy to learn
touch tipping free with course; top-salarisd
S40-S50 wk position open: start; BOYE
SCHOOL, 1888 st. n W.. Ma. 1888.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 r st. MA. 1888
LEARN TO DRIVE THE SAFE WAY-Dual-
control cars, professional instructors. 140l
Pa ave. Sc AT 4340 -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Jumbo Garment bag

Holds and protects IA garments. Has
metal frame, top and bottom of nom
tilt type. Pretty fabric, bound edges.
S6-inch Upper for easy access.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Detroit Times Photo


coal, mashed into a fine pow
der, is then blown into a
boiler lined with thousands of
water pipes, and burned,
creating the steam used ny
the turbines.
The Detroit Public Light
ing Commission pays out
S849. 600 a year for coal alone.
The heat and light generated
is used in all city hospitals
and buildings. The DSR is
the heaviest consumer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Ii takes more than a flick
of a switch 10 turn on De-
troits street lights every eve
ming. II takes the power from
$40 tons Of coal a day, enough
to heat the average home for
20 years.
A giant tractor starts the
electric ball rolling by pushing
the tons of coal onto a con-
veyer which, in turn, takes il
TO a crushing machine. The
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
300 Win S9O.852
I'm City Back Pay

Three hundred city firemon,
DPW workers and other city en-
ployes today won q $50. So judg-
ment in Circuit Judge James Che
notS court, which represents the
balance of the salary due them
from the depression months Of
Nav and June, 1852.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Detroit Times Photo

shooting youths take their
toll too.
Although a modern city, a
hundred and twenty old style
carbon-arc lamps are still in
use. These are, however, be-
ing converted as fast as
possible.
Pictured on this page by
Times Staff Photographer,
Roy A. Bash, is the pictorial
story of the city's lighting
system.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Vet Faces Trial
For Auto Death

William Kabitellis, p. recently
discharged from the army. must
face trial Feb > on charge Of
negligent homicide HIS car killed
Matthew Maurer, 81, of 12l5 Ab-
holt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Gas Station Burglar
Gets 5 10 IS Years

a , 10 15-year prison sentence
was imposed today upon Joseph
RolinSkl. u. Of 1871 Thirty-frst
hv Recorders Court Judge Gerald
". Groat RoZinski was found
guilty Of breaking and entering a
gas station at 4lO3 Buchanan
Dec. 4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

lnlihiHiiilhNtithhilNNitih NNitihihNlhtllthhhiNnltWu
But coal. although an i'm
pOrtant and expensive item,
is only the start of the intri-
cate system. In the power
plant alone 40 men are em-
plOyed to keep track of the
hundreds OF diaIs, clocks and
pressure meters.
The city's 4l.6i7 street
lights are another problem.
Nearly 10000 new bulbs are
used every month as replace
ments. Stone-throwing. gun
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Bound for Boston

LONDON, Jan. 10 GNS)-The
German cruiser Prinz Eugen ar
rived today off Spithead Hamp-
shire. Eng, on route 10 the Bos-
fon Naval Yard
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

TODAY'S BEST PICTURES
TODAY! The Detroit Times
gives YOU superb Photographic
coVerage of events.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Brain Game Answers

Questions on Editorial Page)
1-CoSSaCkS.
Edward Everett Horton.
3-tal True. lb) False. They
are formed by thin deposits
of carbonate of lime inside
the oyster.
4-The University of Georgia.
5-Admual CerVcra.
6-tCl Is correct.
THE Hudson.
S-Thcy are equipped with little
suction cups by which they
can stuck 10 any surface.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
Connolly Answers

Questions on Editorial Pagel
1-tbl; 2-ta); 3-(c); 4-(bl
"a kind Of ale) 5-tal: g.
tal flag thl dog; (cD fire:
I'd day tCl dance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Viewpoints .

THE destiny Of the Negro is in
eXtricably tied up with the destiny
Of the poor man throughout this
country and the world."-C. Ell
wood Boulware.
mo one anywhere should be dis
eliminated against because some
body doesn't like the color Of his
skin. or the church he goes to, or
the country where his father or
grandfather was born" - Henry
Wallace.
Though we have been condi-
toned to believe otherwise, the real
way out Of this wilderness Is for
colored leaders to tear their chances
away from the white mans poster
Tor.
They must look up and chart
their course by the same stars OBJ
served by Nehru. Gandhi, Madam
Sun YAt-Sen, Stain and other great
leaders Of the disinherited. Harry
Keelan.
The British Empire Is making
war upon the Jews and it is not
pretty spectacle for the world.
and especially for minorities in
every land.
THE British are not making war
upon Jewish armies, navies and air
force units but upon Jewish men,
women and children. Some Of these
are the healthy Of Palestine, but
the vast majority are sick. MANNED.
starved, helpless victims Of Hitler
in Central Europe."-Roy wilkins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Mrs. Lewis Visit
Social Worker Visits Prison
For ThirtV.Eirat Year

Prom Prison Mirror, Saltwater. Minnl
Mrs. Frances Pierre Lewis again
visited inmates at this institution
last Friday, bringing her message
Of cheer and encouragement. She
first began her pilgrimages here
in 1918. and we believe since that
time, she has missed but one year,
when she was detained in Chicago
by the illness Of q relative.
She terms herself q ''lifer" and
expects 10 come each year and
bring sunshine and hope for q bet
ter future TO the unfortunates who
reside behind these walls. We COM
mend her for her loyalty. love and
devotion to those who have erred.
She recognizes the fact that II Is
human to err. but divine TO for
give. We hope Mrs. Lewis may en-
JOY many future anniversaries and
her life be flied with JOY and hap
pinesS.
EAit0rs Nots' he Fannie Pierre L<wts
referred 10 Aeovx b . native 81 Minneapolis
who hes Tor ySArs brought shssF 70 The
inmates 81 ths state prtusn- SAs bsEAn her
~urk ysAra 40 When thsrS wsrs practically
no social workers In thh arsa inesrssasa n
sssi-'ias The tnusatss - p~Nal in-sttu'trna.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Washington
Spotlight
BY Louis LAutier

(AIs1 Rivers. former Washington news
man. now . resident u Durham, North
Carolina. and . member u The Pittsburgh
COuTisF star. writes . guest eolumh.I
In the last few weeks have had
the opportunity Of taxing q cuTs0Ty
InyenC0Ty OF the nations TRcIRI
sLock from the midwest back 70
the east, and again IN the south,
and ia like 70 Tell you here ana
now that the person VINO described
TINS country as The Great Melt
ing Pot" was as wrong as the
author Of "Never the Twain Shall
meet"
You would think that with travel
restrictions lifted and emDaFROes
on gas and tires gone the way OF
other bad dreams Of the war lust
past, TINS lazy friendly season we
call summer would De the hap
pest ever. Well, Daniel CUPID saved
June aS the perennial month for
mating, families tied their cOllec-
ave locks back and enjoyed the
seRshOre; college ehums and cous-
ms exchanged visits, but the aban-
don and hIIATity one would expect
70 see after q victorious war sOrtA
missed fire.
Everywhere went some race
was beng castigated by the other.
In some areas II was the people
Of Polish extraction, In others the
Jew and Italian, and Of course
universally the Negro. Here In the
south it's either this or that, black
or white. The sum total Of the
equation simply put, you either Ii
or you amt. When | heard third
and fourth generation Americans
refer TO themselves as French, Eng
ltsh, Greek and sometimes as a
combination Of foreign strains, the
picture came into clear focus that
instead Of a melting pot" we have
present In the United States n
boiling pot. A pot boiling with
racial insolubles, a substance when
heated sometimes bOils over and
sometimes ignites but never fuses
into q composite mass.
As l Travelled through northern
cities | was b0mbarded with the
question, why do you live In
the SOUTH" and on the same
breath comes, Il couldn't stand
H."
Well, | know why | live In the
south. ] am paid TO report the
southern scene just rs Thousands
Of reporters were paid to cover
the war zone, but ! wonder why do
others continue TO live In the south.
Recently | have heard many ex-
plantations from friends, foes and
Tools. Since most Of them touch
on present conditions In this sec
ton and since the svaluation In
made by southerners, I'll pass Il
on to you.
As | get the answer from vary
Ing degrees Of literAte and Hitter
ate, ] am convinced that this IL
truly the section Of the Free and
The BraVe"-the free white and
the brave Negro. The section which
seeded from the Union In 1851 and
never reJoined In principle. The
section that only admitted the north
was superior in might not right.
The more eTudits explain that
the United States In In a death
struggle against FAscism aud the
pains are more apparent In the
south where the body polite IL
weakest. They are quick 10 point
TO Portland, Oregon, California,
Detroit, and New York 10 prove
that the revolution In nAtioHw ide,
and TO run away from their her.
MaEe, their roots (the aOuth), TO
northern cities where their broth.