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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIJSlNESS
TITLE AND TAG (FD, S45-S5O wk,, Q

TITLE AND TAG CD. S45-s50 wk,, auto
6. $50 wk; up; typist;s; %. >s31,s4o wk;
exc sseeens Spent ss You sf x ens eeS
P8ea hSle sERHcE EooH is11 Gr ss st. next
Al a. 'HSEeH SECRETARY eFo. $3.50. for foreign
embassy, meet interesting people, perm. ;
aviation secretary, future. S150: sec, po-
$50 wk.; stenog.. legation. foreign, $40
wk. Need 100 new applicants daily for
current openings Oldest emp agency in IN
Or Miss Lee. BoYD's, 1893 F.. MA. 233s,
WoMGNmBookkeeIpes-typst Iss bilnsusl Fr;,
mashns sp ooo bank' sl 500 sf9 typist
phone oprs., ST, 500 W yr1: cafeteria US spvrs., VS.
S2.lOo ". and up: hostess. sl,,se0 W;
13o-s7 yrs.l. ss,1oo up; PIX oprs. @ short
hrs: 81 440 up: receptionists-Dict op.,
81. $50 yr.; receptionists. Sl;560 yr; moni-
typlsts ldrug expl: S1.sa0 w: clerk
typists. Sl560 , to $500 yr.; elk soG otypists
secy. desap. s. 800 yr.: secys, $3.50 up;
W. punch oSs sss ex
supervisor. tel. room. salary open for dis
cussion: of. mgr 81 $50 yr. plus COM
mission; cal. and add. mach. oprs. (nights),
S2,304 up. Apply CLENDENING EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, INC, 923 r st. NV.
RE 4SOS-09
MEN-AccountinE instructor; master or
accounting clerk. $1,000: accounts payable
cense, Sa.4o0; business Ranaser news, sal
ary open; clerk typisc tnight), $2,42O
editor, expr.. veteran, S3,120: record
keeper, Sl.620. meals; salesman. cosmetics,
S2.T00-S3,000: steward trainees, salary
open. Apply CLENDENING EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, INC, 923 st. NV. RE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

an oPPoRrTMITY you YOU sspnot afford to
heat: brick: hardwood floors; 4 Apartments;
with 8 rooms and bath each; one with
and Sa rnhsd oTees so for aSas
sale at S21 500; for further information.
sHockEx sf Xxi Cox g oRGEa A 22ai eEss RestdTs d
"A GROCERY STORE" with living quar-
ters IN the ne. section. Under the present
weekly business: owners Illness forces this
ss HARRY FRI FRiEpMaN ass1 70 sToker rex lfs
/ HAVE THE LOCATION want to 20
into partnership in store suitable for
various opportunities. Cali Ii. s447.
MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN available in
a modern drugstore on percentage basis
fountain is fully equipped and doing "' a
very good business. Drugstore located in
HARRY Ma BToEss Re ss Gs
GoLoKED 1s. IestaaTsnt oo on 18th St You
xSsEey and ea nsss basne.. 'sfs fsmena a9a
PoLzos Pes ia' REAL nsn lSnf sn4 sss S.
SoDEsS S9ap sye DRIIcAEssk5Hl AZ 5l hD III
nearby Maryland. This besutituly OesSfp esuIpped d
now dong about sa5eo os6n veesly ssfsf bas, aso
cash REQUIRED For further Information
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
RE l166. Ia
LARGE SUPERMARKET, $1,000 weekly
cash business: beautiful equipment low
overhead; responsible people and sub
Stantlal cash required Business can net
800 900 per wear;
D. G.. S. groceries and meats, in yir-
ginla. Business $4,000 monthly: beauti-
ful equipment. Price, $1,000 complete
with fixtures truck and S3 900 stock
Groceries and meats; no beer. Weekly
business over 81 900 cash living quarters
cheap rent. Price, $500 complete with
63l = ST. NV. National 1889 or Ma
ton 1874 Ii
WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD BUYS in good
ocations-Drugstore, Georgia ave. NV;
volume Sl75 daily: price S22, 900 includ-
ing $4,000 Of stock merchandise: reason-
able rent including pleasant apartment.
Drugstore, good NV; doing 5000
daily; rent Sl15 per mo-: price 81 1000
Grocery and meat market, doing 81 600
weekly business; reasonable rent; price
81 600 plus stock.
Grocery DGs doing $1,000 to $500
weekly business: price S16,50O plus stock;
Grocery DGS doing So 500 10
"a 900 weekly; price $4,000: rent 5000
per mo. including apt
Many other good buys Consult us for
HOWARD, 232 Southern Building National
o21l: evenings call Mr.. Roffeld, IA. aOn0.
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SITUATIONS MEN (cont. } ,

SALES EXECUTIVE, energetic resourceful
seeks interesting position with future in
food or beverage industry; own car: ex-
Army oficer; married: salary plus commits
sion basis. Box 217-K. Star. =
VETERAN wants part-time bookkeeping
E, position, day or night. Cali ME. 06a0, 12'
YOUNG MAN, interested in learning florist
business, salary no object. DU. 1347
ATTENTION. EXECUTIVES. Would you
like an assistant familiar with ONCE rou-
and able to get along
very well with others. either socially OF
professionally? Good personality and an
unusual quality called imagination which
sometimes leads him 10 have novel ideas
Tor use in an expanding organization This
man, although only in his early 3Os. has
successful background in his own war
Inundated business, started by him at the
age of "a, experienced in personnel, pub
lie relations and salesmanship and used
TO working without supervision. He would
Ike to make permanent connection here
years except for time out while in the
service II he is what you are looking
for. please write to Box 2-M Star.
WANTED BY MARRIED COUPLE, an apart
ment house to manage; NV. section pre-
ferred; experienced in hotel and apt
MANAGEMENT: will live in premises Call
RA, 4lT3 after pm. ask for MR.. p M.
DESIRE JOB AS TRUCK DRIVER, veteran
of Quartermaster Corps. will furnish excel
lent Form 100 Ii 1894 -Ip
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH, GERMAN - Native European
teacher with university degree will give
June 5. Write Box 393-H. Star. -28
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
2. e. requirements and Gil training. 134O
N. Y. ave. ME. TITS: estab. 1918.
violin. private instruction; instruments
furnished: no extra charge. AID, 1896.
SEWING-Learn to sew: 8 2-hour lessons
$40; night and day classes. 1897 Conn
aTiCk REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
tyspswriting, bookkespng. calculating ma;
at BOYD SCHOOL 1889 F st. MA 2338
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
Air-conditioned studio MR.. NEWMAN,
1908 G st. NV. NE, 47OO or RA. $500
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS, dual
control cars. WASHINGTON AUTOMOBILE
DRIVING SCHOOL. MI l43o L.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, design, remod., aitera-
,ipnSi p84,,r eye , gowns owns specially; reas; MISS
eGXpefenced. DU; s415. II.
SnRL CIR ant f9lose6 M desires Psonp pastms PF work.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work.
mn.rng or night. TR $3.50,
or rafefer ffelGfed, wants work IN restaurant
food seryins efpef'e9ssd Iu s IN cooking and
GIRL: colored, wants JOB as desk clerk:
slp m' %ofA AD At aSab StFht Call between and
Girl. CIR, =, eolored. wishes restaurant or soda
sMndaan ssounta,n TorS' 4 en hi3o am. to pm; no
GIRLS, ., colored, desire work as bus
Ea Ear1s' .p G9f1ee girls or maids in beauty shop
LADY wishes to address envelopes at home
IN longhand;, Box 49l K. Star.
LADY, ..d middle age, white; wants position
JONES .lS 9TH st Sc
LADY, young, cclored, experienced tipping,
Bling; ndn writing j records, etc, 3 yrs college
LADY. middle aged Protestant. desires
position p!'si companion for elderly lady after
aG n NURSE s2essn sSee s1 References
desires @ position in doctors office. Box
RECEPTioNIsT-T young lady, de-
slres position in private business. Call
Sprnee SGn m ! ST. any time.
SacRETARY~lowsn 81 "a, executive ability
sition in legal, medical publishing pro
tessions' tas O would like 10 live in East. Box
STENoGRAPHER; 5-day week; S35. MA
ST.
TEACHER. trained, experienced in kinder
earten and nursery. desires position in
iali: references. Box 5-M. Star. IL
rOPNOTCH secretary with administrative
and executive ability backed by diversified
experience, enthusiasm, intelligence and
competency plus, seeking permanent, in
teresting and remuneratiye position
Please PIE s,s - cal! sv Ca. 5l:4. IL
TfPlsT-STENO, experienced, wishes work
TYPIST-STENO.. experienced wishes work
10 40 al home. MI. 1911. IL
TWO WOMEN, 6 hours free time daily. de-
sire typins at home: called for. delivered
FIR. $500. Ext. l12 IL.
WIDOW with experience desires position
as manager or assistant manager OF apart
ment building, experience and ability TO
substitute on PIX board. IA 0092 l2'
YOUNG LADY, colored. desires work in
Doctors or dentists office as reception
Isl Gail between am. and 5 pm. AT.
ATTENTION. BUSINESsMEN-H you need
typist. bookkeeper or clerk
t1r Iss half eay sy fgl III DAY or longer call
WANTED. night job, preferably H.. by
reliable. intelligent young woman. Box
4gS-k. Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL U. S. A. the scenic way-Fast,
comfortable, economical. Share cost;
guaranteed not to exceed $40 to Los An
geles. Low rates to all cities Cars daily.
References EXCHANGED WASHINGTON
AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU, 23 Mass. ave.
NV. RE. $3.50 49,
WANTED-Couple to drive and share ex-
penses to Seattle: ref REQ. OK. 1915.
WANT SOME ONE to drive Chevrolet coupe
to Butte. Mont provide car he pays
fuel and expenses: car available June II
II leisurely trip planned, but must be in
Butte on July 8; drivers license and top
character references required. Cali WI.
s531 evenings, or RE. 1900. Ext. 1896,
during day
WOMAN PASSENGER wants ride to Reho-
both Beach Sat. June l5. with women or
couple: will pay adequately; references eX-
changed. Box S6-L, Star. -12
GENTLEMAN desires transportation to Mi
ami, Fla: drive for transportation; refer
ences. RA 6656 after 6 pm 13s
ROCHESTER. N. Y.-Room for 2 or 3:
share expenses and drive: leaving June IL
HO. S646 evenings, or mornings, s to g.
13"
YOUNG MAN, vet. college student, share
expenses and help drive to California: ref
WI. T015 12'
MIAMI. Fla-Leave at once: take pas
sensers: sober gentleman; 1912 Olds. Call
DI 9S45, Ext. 401.
WANT SOME ONE TO DRIVE Plymouth
coupe carefully to Long Beach. Calf.
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HELP WoMEk.

WOMAN, white. to supervise banquet linen
r99m; nIv daywork Tith mesls @ sS1S salary
WOMEN around nd es yrs. honest and re-
Ss esr M isnE feP!i phAR
WOMEN, Is to 35; we need machine oper-
tions. salary. bonus and overtime; do not
sh's1 srosE srRaw Ss Per%5Rfn' coR
vs. Sssf i,5 Apply UNION NEWS CO. STAND 81 P
monthly publication: earn $40 to S15 daily
Easy, Easy work, o no travel; Apply $40 F St,
WOMEN 90, to operate check out register
| III self service food store; good salary and
Se5fGs s6 Ha5@ags sGnsto.s Appy Ne HoDGEs
WOMAN INVESTIGATOR, age % to s5:
hour day, 5-day week. week write rte 'ie'' 10 Box Ok
IouNG LADIES' dssrns M hn1 g ssDss'fH'H work. in mil
must be high school graduates; good sal
sry sYr to start Apply Mr., Williams, THEE
Lsb2 sh9ps under &C. or sp General once
work with one of Washingtons leading
jewellers; must be ambitious and attractive;
YouSG as SGss sA62s SE2 for cigar al Counter and
eaShsE HhsE foE sesmetic eenneT CHEVY
YOUNG LADY. white. cook evening meal
DO sh fshe1 and Goaa mf adss bs IN
may live in. Cali FIR, 1911, AT. a%s9.
YOUNG WOMEN. If you are under IS good
lobs are waiting for you at the telephone
GO CO.; new new hisher pay: starting rates up to
pay for evenings and holidays: steady
employpasnt. enI'hs asn resulaT pay increases 5
ditions, insxpensive esfeteriss. Vacations
rs at cne Of our employment ofices-7s7
ninss nhs st. until nH So eosf / MI epee cHEs is-
sstaslished INSURANCE brokers t once for
sttrs sctiye Salary and bonus with with sf; opDor-
ing reanization:, 40-hour week. paid
vacation air-conditioned ONCE and pleas
xG,kns RE sos S
aDvSERTIsING AGENCY pher.
curacy with figures desirable; downtown
location; 5ia-day. 40-hour week: 5-day
week during July and August; advance
saF5R6sY sn5 Dss,Tlfs saEfsrEoPLE. tSp earn extra
money on Saturday or part time during
your ability: no experience necessary; t
VIII pay you TO investigate PHILIPS
FGEN FGE NarIoSst SstWsen sGAPEMa sad or BROAD
CASTING offers a working scholarship to
eompetent stenographer DE. 3"6S. i
foL3RED %si,ps; GIRLS 6 e? for NIGHT work to
HSUsHsl M H6f offokfuSIrY 8 II " for young rom
an an VINO Is amoltious and interested in
Learning aaunn ,y operation Of large insurance
insurance ONCE experience desirable: 30
10 nlI in
surance. disqualification and surgical bene-
ssbilit, test. Cali MISS NoRTHEY. RE
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for teacher or
rector of childcraft program; summer va
cation or permanent: unusual opportunity
Tor right woman an fnaneially "a and advance
Be- phG9f
on good percentage and very good working
after Il am, TUESDAY. ask for MRS
FISF eEADIEY MfSs 1i sHop IN h.x St or
SHE srALIry N shoF Wi1sen d blvd SsD.ns
T1lR afhfna f1 TSftsa oce Dosi
prefer resdent Of 70
typing helpful pleasant surroundings. con-
genial, coworkers, 5ia days: willing to
on experience Mr.. BUEHLER. uN. r 1880.
CAPE COD SUMMER CJune- -septD for
person pes going to assume charge Of house,
,tsss-ase dauEhter preferred cali ST
sf eF s 81 Ss Ssh 4sas sesooi ssT sr.dasFe sen
ersi once work, some typinr; good pay;
Am 6fE EN1ELopE yaf Ssh c6 gay 90 4Dpy
N hafa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-com-
mercial property in Silver Spring and Be
thesda. For further information call WI.
GREAT NORTHERN REAL EsTATE-Hot
dog stand and frame am houses on 5 busiest lest
stand makes approximately 500 q day;
income from frame houses. Sl25 q month;
priced to sell at $16500. Call WI 1000.
LISTING NO. 10-Grocery store doing
\ nice business; @ has an apt; good ssosS A
IE st? N6 * teer se4t wine sroeeries s and
Hf sAkGs itfss us sos ssuRR'a r.
BUSINESS FOR SALE. ". ar. set up
to ae s0u 4 may q
espDe: ssss Sg s5s Ss.d to buy fi rs
sNs WE eAS SasG sEI ST YoSs SsatsT5 Quickly
HAMMOND & CO., 2oo2 P st. NV. De
BEAUTY SALON. 6 booths; all new equip
@ gent located IN shopping center; $500.
bSS 81 YOU 4SIJH want Slaf to senq We have buyers
with cash. List with us. free appraisals;
no obligation; no charge unless sold. Cal
aX 55e Evening W6,Md ana sundsy 81 3sSs
ATTRST1oiN, xfTmSnT oiS rAnoK-cleanins and laun-
dry store NV location ,d mostly I cleaning
FLOWER SHOP-Busy NV. section. Long
established Doing over $4,000 yearly
sales. Laree net profit. Long lease: Small
payroll. Price, $4,000 which notn.l includes des
$4,000. A. H. BACAS, Realtor and
business Broker, lila H st. n.w' DI
DELICATEssEN STORE, doing s1,10o bus
mess weekly: good location: 5-year lease:
$4,000. For lin inspection e-oE 81 information
DRESS SHOP in shopping center In Ar
ington: volume S60. 900 year; all cash
1851. I've. and sun. GIL. 24O0. --15
RESTAURANT, excellent spot: business can
be expanded: terms. ALBERTeH. COHEN,
Realtor CHI. 1861. Eve. and Sun. GIL
( 4G1i amiio and .nn,,.nc. ,tor.. a-y..r lease.
merchandise and fixtures, $4,000. ia.
i9Go ..m,o AMI r,rcrR,cA, ,,n,,.nc. is ,tsr.
business sub location: completely equipped;
lease and franchise; all nationally ad-
ssis ss essesn E1aENx T. vHN w%
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HELP DOMESTIC,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; S3l

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS; $50 a week:
: IN family; for Washington until July 1st,
then summer in Maine, only experienced
%lth references need apply. Call OR.
days: good salary and carfsre. OR. 06s6
COOKING and general housework, expert
hons leaving for Atlantic City for summer. co.
COOK and assist maid in general house
COOK need apply; city reference. EN-.
COOK; general housework. help with A.
yyear-old boy; live in: good references;
Sookp cSs per .xp Teee < y VI. Y q, s14a ,-Is a.,
COOK AND snd MAID; home near Be-
theSda: live in; permanent; references:
plfasant PIE a1sa living quarters good salary,
COUPLE. man man and wife. to go away for
Apply AZ Sala MRS. HANcE' New Colonial Hotel.
sil SHW; Wooa;.z .du!ts sss in family days week.
Friday &c % siS and fSeay eaytsre nsouen On
Tasoma busline; GE; aG66,
non a9me; sI5 min min over D. c. line: ref. req;
sss. SaS 5a " osios.I in family
TslsEen:ss Boy a0s-K, star. i"fe 1a ps'''
hOusEkEEPER: settled girl who wishes
estsnehb ssay seral aes me e0%f o Us ass9s s soGs
home Sm0E5ss'f Exeslien m%ssEn SefE
MAID to go to wildwood. n. j, for sum-
mer Call ia 633s, after 5 pm ii
Reier.nsss R fsr beauty HE Saon HeqEs tD
MofsgFs HrIrEE, iH RT live in or out: 5asy
NURsE-HoUsEKEEPER. cheerful practical.
Tor nve months; bedside. care: must have
hospital experience be above average: live
roor ln eoRyaeseent ~ ir1is snd aduIt private
salary expected. Write Box 1851, Star.
PART-TIME WORK. girl for s.h.w. and
personal laundry experienced: hours, 30
ssnd.ys of; SIS pias earfsre; rsf saa
RELIABLE CoLoRED COUPLE for family
Of 4; suburban Maryland; live in wi
SETTLED WOMAN to take entire charge
OF household for employed couple and
caring for ? grown boys: live in. private
ss bsfoTe Dd Dm oa1h r. s sss 70 stssr srr Rn m
SETTLED WOMAN. care for . children
Wo. osas. " " '''' ''' 81 o : -is IA
WOMAN. settled twhte>, for shw.. plain
cooking; no laundry; live in; lovely quar-
woMsS sfS sSo wsss IA ,oT ESQ.,
work and cooking; references. OR. 1867.
-lo
WOMAN. colored, settled. experienced gen.
eral nouseworker. fond of children; perma-
nent; live in; upstairs rm and private
bath. WO. Sl53 after pm II
downstairs work no laundering, other
help employed: live in: local references;
$50 week: EN-, 3l7s. -13
dren of employed couple; live in; 512 days
a week. Call SH 1890.
WOMAN, white. settled, live in. $40
month care for child, INV; private rn.,
nice suburban home; off "a day Wed, all
day Sunday. Call Ii. 1850, am. to 3
pm. Call UN. 1927 after 4 pm. II
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE will exchange management and
required maintenance OF property for
quarters: man free. bondsble. HO 1914
COUPLE. colored with school-age child
desire job as houSekeeper or janitor OF
small apt: quarters and salary; refer
ences EN- $685. 10
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DOMESTIC.

GOOD THINGS are obtained by labor
Don't lose time. Call RE. 1911. Get the
right person for the right job. White
and colored help. Men and women. Ca
pable, alert. dependable in any line. husi-
ness or domestic. MAINE EMPLOYMENT
CENTER. 702 9th st. NV. 1as
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VET, colored. wants . Job as tsnitor OF
small apartment house. Call TX. s362.
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CONTINUED On Next Pags.I
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immunity Chest, perm. +.
iitions. promotion posi-
aid vacations and over
.cDONNELL, 110l NJ st
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

under. the skin. There's no doubt
about it, some fat is needed for good
health and the best nutrition.
That's why it is essential that we
send fats and oils quickly to the
hunger ridden countries of the
world. This concentrated source of
calories will help emaciated people
get back on their feet so they can
help themselves-raise the food they
need, mine coal, and work in in
dustry. They're weak and lacking
in energy nows after months of
undernourishment.
In contrast, many Americans
like Mrs Spratt-are eating a diet
top-heavy with fat In some cases.
it has made extra pads of fat around
their vital organs that they'd be
better off without. Lots of us are
literally rolling in fat" while peo-
pie in other countries are starving
for it.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

thousand employers have no voice
in dealing with their own en-
ployees, and hundreds of thousands
of industrious. and patriotic en-
ployees in the coal industry are in
the slave position of being told
when to work and when to be idle
The government seems to be
afraid to take over the mines for
fear that Lewis will defy it. Con-
gress and the government have
every right to be afraid-they are
reaping the whirlwind of what they
have sown They made it possible
for labor leaders like Lewis, liter
ally to thumb their noses" at the
government, the Congress and the
public.
Perhaps a word to your Con-
gresham will stiffen his backbone
and induce him to bestir himself
toward proposing or backing legis-
lation that will abolish this dicta-
torship in America.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

tons entire economy # ran ha
laid on the doorstep of one man
John L. Lewis, President of the
United Mine Workers. He called
the strikers out despite the fact
that the operators offered the
miners an additional wage increse
of 1914 cents an hour and a short
er work day-more pay for an g.
hour day than the miners were re-
ceiving for 9-hour day.
And why did Lewis 90 This? Be-
cause the coal producers refused
to agree to pay him royalty of
ten cents on each ton of coal mined.
or between $50 and $50 million per
year, to constitute so-called "wel-
fare fund to be used by Lewis for
rather indefinite purposes.
MIR. Lewis and his various unions
have been collecting between So
to $40 million a year in dues for
many years and have very large
cash reserves at the present time.
AS far as l have been able to dis
cover, practically nothing has been
spent by the Union for any welfare
purpose: no relief or strike bene-
purpose! no relief or strike bene-
fits have been paid by the Union:
and there is little likelihood that
any of the funds in their treasury
will be paid out as strike benefits
to the striking men during this cur
rent strike.
1t is common knowledge that
millions of dollars were used from
the miners funds to organize the
CLIO; and that large amounts were
used for political contributions. The
public has every reason to fear
that Lewis wishes to grab this ex-
ira $50 to $50 million year, in or
der to further extend his power in
State and national government af-
fairs.
But don't blame John Lewis be-
cause he has this power over the
lives of all of US. He gets this pow
er by virtue of the Wagner and
Notwithstanding Acts; and the SUI
preme Courts construction of the
Clayton and Sherman Anti Trust
Acts, in exempting labor unions
from the antitrust laws, which
makes possible the creation of mo-
nopolies and combinations of la
Dor and its leaders.
This has brought national bar
gaining in the coal industry to the
point where employees and employ
ers of any given mine or company
have no power to negotiate their
own contracts and working condi-
tions-Where approximately ten
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11
who is still ILL., 1t has ben 81 years

who is still ILL., 1t has ben 81 years
since they last saw each other.
On Graduation May /, everyone
was so nice to US that WE wish 10
express our many rnanks TO avery
one who gave us contributions and
lovely gifts 1t helped to make our
graduation a happy occasion. There
is no way for us to express our
profound gratitude and unbounded
appreciation to you. Only noble
living shall prove our gratitude to-
ward you. Signed Opsey Lee Hill,
Lille Virgie Smith.
HAZELHURST GOSSIP.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

Hello chicks and cats, what's
cookin these late days with
Louise Turner and Larry, could it
be that Nancy got him?
Merle Hampton said don't worry
about the mule, why doesn't some
body tell Dorothy Shining, Merle
Lee and Dorothy Keys that they
aren't the queens of the town.
We wonder how many boy
friends has Louise Christmas?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11
Hazlehurst News
Mrs. Roosevelt Strong, Reporter

Mrs. Roosevelt Strong, Reporter
Mrs. Rosie Lee Shannon and
daughter of Detroit, Michigan and
Mrs. Susie Mae Durr were Friday
visitors in Port Gibson in the home
of their brother, Mr. Sam Hollo-
way, who had the misfortune of
getting his leg broken Mr.. Hollo-
way is doing fine at this writing.
Mrs. Eddie Fay Brown and daugh-
ter, Deloris of Greenwood, Miss,
are spending this week with Mrs.
Browns sister, Mrs. Lucy Holloway
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

A small portion of the fat that
we, in this land of abundance, con-
sumo in our daily meals, is all that's
needed for health. We can share
our food supply and still have an
average daily diet of around 5000
calories. Contrast this with many
overseas areas where people live
on less than 1900 calories a day.
How can we make the 20 per
cent saving of fats and oils needed
to help starving peoples aboard.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-11

Here are ways we can do it in our
everyday diet!
Stop serving deep-fat fried foods
and cut down on sauteed foods,
pies, doughnuts, rich cakes, cookies
and mayonnaise.
Saving a little helps lot A tea
spoon of fat a day saved by every
man, woman, and school child will
mean a total saving of at least ONE
MILLION POUNDS OF FAT A
DAY in this country.