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Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
Pleads t<cr Safeguarding Of
Nation ~ Of Rights

Washington. (FP) = The n. press completely disre-
garded the dissenting opinion of Jus. Hugo Black in the obs
cure case of Addison v. California June %, but the liberal
ALBANIAN took that occasion to speak blunt truths about the
Bill of Rights in the U. S. Consttution-and the failure of the
high court at all times to safeguard it.
Arising in a case where q California negro was presumed
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03

1T Is the business of the
old party politician to get
campaign contributions from
the rich and votes from the
poor on the ground that he
will protect one from the
other. Ameriger.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03

is going to be Just that.
Invitations mailed out to
every Montana community in
viting participation in the
three-day "whoopee" program
here state that the celebration
theme will be reminiscent of
the DAYS Of the old west.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03

An economy that rifles for
its stimulation on waste and
disaster Is taking the road
to oblivion as surely ~ the
dinosaurs, those creatures
that were all bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

quite come off. For the first
time as he stood there IN the
moving, excitable crowd she no.
ticed that his black hair grew
back from a peak in the mid
die of his forehead.
All at once she found she wa
standing alone in the great hal
where the candles were flicker
ing in the draft. No, not quite
alone. Her mother had come
from nowhere to stand beside
her.
cts all over" Alison said.
Kitty shook her head. Hel
rouge had faded and her Skin
was white and Transparent
again. when you're is, that's
what you think - that it's al
over. But when you're my age
sweet, you know it's just begin
ming"
There was a party, She dane
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

ed with Philip once nd they
talked a little about winter
sports. But his face had closed,
telling her nothing of what he
had felt while he waited on the
terrace for Teresa to go away
with Sam. He had stayed out
so long that his hands were
very cold. When the music stop
ped he took her to Edna.
"Your mother has gone up
stairs to her ROOM" Edna told
her. perhaps you'd like me to
show you yours"
The room with the canopied
bed and the chaise lounge was
so beautiful she didn't want tc
60 to sleep in it. She just wanted
to look at it while the music
came up from below. Unreal.
touched with magic, all Of this,
ending with silk sheets and soil.
tude and a song of possessive
love.
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11
@ %1 A&S @ z|45S;
eop.sM Peg, Mosot'e emonk ehe. DadbMedh BY Nma Esabu..s xadku.

He didn't answer at once.
Then he said. "No. IN
miss that"
Alison felt a chill. He didn't
want to e Teresa 90 away
with Sam on a HONEYMOON
Fnlllp was in love with Teresa
Was that it? There was SO much
she didn't understand and to-
morrow she would 90 back to
Vermont and never understand
it.
Teresa and Sam were # tho
front door and the crowd had
pressed upon them, throwing
rice and confetti. Seeing Edna
teresa stood on tiptoe and cali.
ed in her rich voice. "Goodhv
darling: Thank you and goodbn,
Sam didn't have to stanJ
Oh uptoe to see Alison. His evas
seemed to pick her out, but the
smlle he tried to manage didn't
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

The British Solomon Islands,
a protectorate, number Is large
islands with four groups OF
small islands, with a total area
of 12,400 square miles, and a
population of 81. l05 in 1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

The voice of the legendary tenn
pie at Delphi was explained by
historian Hippolytus as being a
trick in which a concealed assist
ant spoke through the flexible
gullet of a crane,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11
SYNOPSIS

Worlds separate young Alison
Van Dyke and Teresa, her
aIamorous half-sister. The lat
Ter. ambitious and domineering,
was one Of Washington's most
successful interior decorators,
Y,hjle Alison and Kitty, their
nother. lived quietly in Yer
n1ont. Alison was Is at the time
sbe came to Washington for
Teresa's wedding and some
ming happened to her heart
,,ben she met her sisters fl
,nce. attractive Sam Tarrant,
anjet. idealistic newspaperman
The wedding reception was held
A. the nome Of Teresa's wealthy
trend. kindly Edna Castine. II
was : gala affair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11
REALTY TRANSFERS

Robert C. Wells to A. j. Ay-
otte, lots II and 81, block six
Fox subdivision.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

DIVORCES FILED
Robert L. Jacobs VS.. Chellie
T. Jacobs.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
lNoUsrs WANrEp ro Ruy te.., ,

q PROMPT ArrxNrIoN 20 the SAFE q
yoar nome. business or tnyestnent preps
Hfsss. f L .ass R..ssST sSn sssrs sos sos,S s s..so H
WANT roHR aotsE s'S.s sDsrtms, s.ss is1s .04:
esnts Ga. ana Mr. fos ss:
HAVE MANY CLIENTS. M n list ~ your alsS; propsr.,
.Is e Fsn: ass s5 s's i. Win IA ii ySE5 eSs4o.
business. % s. ess down esym.ns fDS1f'%;a' 81 ossa'
wanted for ssriy fall possession , sSHo eo1a, Ex
ssns to 6ay snail som: IN a"f tad Or o.S, y,
PP9sMEK P9sH4 WINS M fs' ro g s3 sRr 0sfo rom
white or colored houses in any 'ci Condition;
VI DiS 81 fsih Din.capD sGH saS aoSsE
Haisssf SiREcT dlss5isf FRoM owSER SSx saY ho
ri STisk, e;ay sny Condition. No SToSers. pIs.s.. St
fSiyATE E E PARTY ..:Ey, rsat. en- or nous.
HOMES OF ALL TYspEsS iSSs and s'aa locations in
1rsss yoar som. 9o C aes Let
Using. No Obligation for r. inspsetion IN et oxe and
appi asa Mr.. Bennett. AT. 9303. MAR.
SHALL J. WApLE CO.. DI. 334s
NEAR CLARENDON. vA.-Modern de.
taensd house OF , or 3 bedrooms. Louis
LIsTINGs WANTED for immediat. sale of
INC !ds 5s' Rsaio seP5'is Bas af a9HN y e
SH: Az or eyes OW. 6l76. -4
CONSUL wants erick or stone house pref
sFsns. DFsTsr Wn Stse l,yins rm wash or vic No
IMMEDIATE ACTloN-we will buy your
nome today or sell to cash clients at fuIl
marSst value Free appraisals MITCHELL,
2gIGk.- -DI. 2s3l until pm q.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE CLIENTs-,Most anxious to obtain
detached brick homes; 3 bedrooms. 2
es nnss Sd sees: e. M
wo: $500 with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses, large or
small, white or colored any condition. MA.
PoNIIAc 1s47; less than 1000 miles as
near schools. stores and transp. Box 500
iHMssifpiiArE N Ac1,oN,win buy or ..ll
fSs a5fsR e.sA oF1IR S52G is noa;
ff sT sH wfTa Saia pfxoS%. tS 10 never accept
also iis,' the e. sale and sdvsrtisins responsi:
sty paan aat sssson1 ssss .th isfry NJ 4s sfns e
soS Is: %n 5aRss4sH NssssT,s
NEARBY Sis VIRGINIA or Northwest D. c..
2 or 3 bedrooms; direct from owner no
6issGT S1HKses FROM kSa t owNER 'n modern e-D.drm
ssSS paynsns oi s. $1,000 ssa SysE;s iI1
Ssrhs5s Sc Hou 'islss wasr SPEEDY ACTION, List
aSuse ep With p4es US aays sssh ayiEs .eS
S yExss :is F's sssvndE Il e a* os. ssP0 prop.r,
et9 Vita WM FssSs s so
hsif5i :l9et CASE Ss Sas Ga:
a. ceiss e ss1Ifs Re- or M
all cash or, win sell for you, We get
results; quick Ss ssticn; m MAX MILLER 500
In = III s. FAY se AIE IL CASH asp for or bed.
hSIss %R pIpRs X W.shnston liz as% Or
FsoFEssroASh s S oAs Man IAN war Wants ,''S house on
tase City. or on Defense hwy. to cheveriy
but monthly payments on balance win be
S175 carrying $4,000 life insurance that
will protect your sale Box ak. Star.
PROPERTY SUITABLE for private school:
at Least 10-rm. house on large lot with
good trsnsp: available; close elose-in ,s s.. or ne ne
Esp'i's Hf aass M Sits ISIS, ssi
MINI. ave. Sc. "a
r.. sas.rs ar: r.sdg f'fPy Pgon.r mafkes
orsanizs o ton tom viii make auief sal. Of i ter
A2e' fss1.aFi pr Rsss as nRs 1sss
owsfK 81 Nh ea oec9fasrs. gfass prepared to "a slv.
ssns Can di;;s' sn' RH ioF si's
FOR THE ULTIMATE satisfaction in tn.
s' g. ASAssacA I'LL s':9.'i CO. DI Or ssi !si
VIZ HAVE 4 DEPOSIT for ellen. bein.
transferred to Wash. 8 or 4 bedrms.; good
LoWERY 4 MELTON Realtors, sH 1900;
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor-I can sell your
house fast II priced right. specialize in
places suitable for renting rooms. 1910
Vermont ave. RE 5l40.
| CHEVY CHASE-Desire or rm. det.
brick home In vicinity OF, or convenient to
c. c. Circle. Will pay cash for home suit
ing my needs. TW. $500. Ext. l15. after
NEARBY ARLINGTON TO I bedrm.
| home wanted: substantial cash. CHI. 1901
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sell your nsuss
~ today's value Our estimate without
eblisation 1918 Wilson blvd. oL. ss
MrLL FAY You CASH TO-DAY for your
sa any ssnd'sR sas sss 'eesen Wo sls
cMARLEs 3, GUM has clients wsttins
70 purchase homes in any section Of wash.
and nearby MARYLAND. n. 1908.
I FAY CASH for houses: white or eolored;
any condition. any section. MR.. .. L1sS.
DET4cHaED s-BEDRM. HOME, Chevy
chase. wesley HeiGhts. Bethesda or yicin-
ity,, All cash; No asents. BOZ 1925 sssr.
| worth Brishtvood vicinity, Takons. eauls.
like Silver Spring or . little farm; con"
etder o DUPLEX apt. RA. 12bS.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
HOUSES FOR sAlE-southwest.

on ssDo down fHSM HoMAsg g0Ge p sKo%s Sss
Mr.. 9th AND NJ sTs.-Attractive row
brick. rice rms. bath. h.-w.h., brick
gar: priced risht for quick sale. FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO.. Ma. O352.
NEAR 1th AND G. SITS. s.w-7-rm
$500 81 800 down DOWN. Mr.. MusH1NsKY. RA.
Isl DARRiNGToN ST. s.w.. nso IT. of,
old; 2-story brick: semi-det: 3 bedrms;
blk. to school: restricted; level lot, Sill :
500; about $4,000 FHh loan. 50, 500 cash.
AT. 71p0
Evening star., 1947-08-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hssst.

SUNDAY, 3 to pm. 3S19 LIST St Sc
shinsIed: ise. lot. ssxl IS. 1mmed: poss;
owner leaving city. In very good cond.
Price. Sc 500: terms. or win take trade.
MAX MILLER, 500 11th st. Sc. FR.
2l00 Or VI. a410., "A,
11th st. Sc, close to Pa. ave: open from
now; only $3.50; 81 200 takes i; HurSy'
KfNTnckY AvE.-S.famiiy brick: oil
hot-water heat. detached garage: priced
lev e s1o.sbo. LEIGH e HLsY, T;
Evening star., 1947-08-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerhw.,s.

CoLORED-NR. GEORGIA, AVE. and
houses from to rms and bath ca;
assn 1q Mis- Ho
coLoRsD@ssoo & Eos BLOCK of warder St
s 5soH yar e ne
a5s hESs RS 1sf ssfcR < $500 800 $3.50
i6 9ssy or Sarssn V es4o oday Asi aussFl eaFroG Cav VIEW
REALIy sG! co; Rsalsers, so6i Z: Capitol;
ment? Risss pl. MIL rooms, h.;w.h.,
full bsn,t.; price, .S10,5o0: $1,000 down;
ean Be redeeoIated feT ,ge EeasonsSe gss psise
frsns: 500 down, cENruRY SE3LTy
open Suns. 10 to pm; wkdays
eoIoRED@sos { Z a@ COL. RD. MYTH
REAIrY nsns ose G9cHAaoE. @ 9SIn III sth St. NV
DI. 1851. Open Suns, 10 to 2 pm.
wkdays., Q to 8 pm.
coLoRED-I HAVE HOUSES in all sec.
iii tiHhfi 10 ponn pm.. MR. CONES IA Ssa4. ~
CoLoRED-PRINCEToN PL. near Georsia
ave.-This is one OF. the better homes in
this most desirable location. arranged as
perfect condition; owner occupied For
additional information. call Mr.. Northern
81. 1889, with BETHEL. DI. 310O.
COLoRED-AvoN REALTY CO.. 1911.
1873 o st. n.w.-Brick, 8 rooms, 2 baths
h.-w.h., full basement; priced to sell;
MI. 624a. 1927 1lth st. NV. Open
coLoRED-ss CO 9 M sr.-Youll be the boss
Own your home; 8 large rooms. bath,
% Rcoo wh REAk4 GaR eo has a On % sssy tsym sves
oi eoLoRRp-opEN TODAY. TO 5. "a
Kenyon st. n.w.-6-rm.. "a baths. rec
ssa4 sss hsa snndsa ssrass so sas4 Ms
CoLoRED - BEAUTIFUL detached brick
dence RELIANCE REALTY Co.. 1896
11th st. NV. DU. OOPS Sundays and ewes.
COLORED-P ST. N.W.-''Excellent buy;
| q rms. furnished, brick: fine income:
priced right. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422
CO coLoRRD-oNTARIo ( RED rL. N.w.-s rms.
6s 9oxn St pnopesy ui A5E
COLORED-3rd ST. NW.-Corner brick
20 rms "A apts), baths; good income
Investigate At once. PAUL J. MILLER,
DU. 2422 till pm
COLORED-2iOO BLOCK sth ST.-Just
81 500 down; 4-apt. house brick. "A fine
buy" PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422 till
9 pm. dhsa
|COLORED-1sOO BLK. 3rd ST. NV
complete apis. INV h., oil burner S14 800
"a 800 cash.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

COLORED-1sOO BLK. 3rd ST. NW.-3
complete apts.. h.-w.h., oil burner, S14,50O;
$500 cash.
200 blk of Eye st. nw-9 rms bath,
h, h. Gear garage; $4,000: $4,000 cash.
Unit blk. Of Florida ave. NV. st comm,
-6-rm., bath. h.-w.h.. S10,500.
300 blk. of 5th st. n.w.-6 rms, bath,
$1,000; 81 900 cash.
100 blk. of Bladensburg rd. ne, 1st
comm.-6 rms. bath Arcola heat, $1,000,
700 blk. Of 9th st. s.e-S rms, cleo.
$4,000 GUY TIMER, 1899 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

C0IoRED-1OO BLOCK, ST. .N.w.--6.
I'M. and bath, elec hot-water heat; LIST
sS9 ssa1Ss IA SaSs S1.S .IS1x 1is, .ss ST. NV
S-family frame. 2-story brick sarase. lst
eemm. zone. MA. 140s, RIA. 1161.
Evening star., 1947-08-03


Mr.. LINCOLN PARK-vacant. Attractive
row brick: nice rooms, bath, full bsmt.
ToSp p2vs * co N esss
frame houses; 5 rms. and bath in each;
one is in good condition and has hot-water
nea IS less thsn GUS lSF S0.s
NORRIS. Realtors, 723 goth st. NV,
vAcANT--6-room brick. semidetsched. in
1 lust eoeE o ssods saI i.snd ave- saasEEs nsEss
n Mssleson. w. 7ifs sfS,Tas9a Rss a.
OPEN 12 To PM. 5os7 18th st. ne,
Michigan Park-This semidet. brick home,
with lse. modern rms, full basement,
gas ga. heat; beautiful tsncsd-in lot; in this
beat. RE. $500 WI. @. LiBBY CO.,
a0S 14th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-Be.utif s.
automatic oil heat, large front porch large
double rear porches; fine condition; fronts
near 4.h end Rhode Island
terms arranged, Call DU. 1885. IS
WE HAVE LISTED houses in ne. and sc.
sections with down payment as low as as
pm, weekdays Til pm. IS
OPEN TODAY TO S, 1923 Lang pl. ne.
Possession Sept. /; immaculate brick
home, in Al condition. consisting Of g
rooms and bath. automatic heat, oak hard
wood floors. beautiful front porch. This
house has been newly papered and painted
and has been kept in excellent condition
BY present owner. owner also would like
to sell the beautiful furniture in the house.
They are leaving for Calf. This prewar
had in recent months. It must be seen
to be appreciated. PAT TROIANO, Realtor.
s27 14th st. NV. MA. 1850.
BY OwNER-Beautiful S-rm. det. brick
O. C.. shown BY appt. only. Ho, eso6.
Az: sys ne ne ss Tx sys;; S ar sure 54ss g E E.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

WOODBRIDGE SPECIALs-S rms. 2 baths
= apts.: S16.75O.
Q rms. ga baths; furnished: IL beds
S22 500. A money maker.
IL rms; complete Apts.: furnished
S1b,15O
semibunsaiow, S master rms, Q bedrms
50 $50.
Lovely 5-rm. bungalow, 2 bedrms.
! attic; $1,000.
Near r. I. ave.-Brick. ? bedrms.. =:
porches, auto. heat; only $9,S69. Othe]
bargains. H. G. MAYNOR d CO., aO02 r.
ave. ne, NO 433S -
Evening star., 1947-08-03

GI WITH $500 CASH or civilian with $3.50
cash can buy a lovely white stucco buna-
low in nearby Seat Pleasant. Md House
is in restricted subdivision, near bus
has "a nice rms. and bath. Full price
only S5.25a Vacant. T. D. BURGESS
1884 Pa. ave. Sc, VI. 1902 until pm
Evening star., 1947-08-03

SSESEk fSI sss, a LnsSn bss .r Ps5a ,s.
fSnpsts DHqachE6 sRick Corner sa sSsa ie
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. kit. bed.
rms. TILED bath with shower; attic sum
fun S iS basement with recreation room
sIssoo' 81 Boz DEwsY ss'n NJ ], fRTEMaS ssis ssi4
Branch ave. Sc. HI. 700. Open SUNDAY
ceoSSGREss HEIGHrs-Modern home con
sisting Of large liy: rny din & rm: and KIT.
| back porch. all screened: fpll bassmen,
range and refrigerator: located on wide wide
siYss soo s'ress Terms, f'i prHEy w
ssi4 Branch ave. Sc. HI. ZOO. oper
oPEN eI Is To P.M.-1elo Goth st. Sc
Look, new 2-family home, brick, semidet.
built Of the nnest material each e. 4, apt con
Bath, can be converted TO ard apt: lst
is s!3ao9 n,;.. At cent a. r.asS sst
over ~ p. ave: brlass; @ turn right % At sFs; &;
q. MssY Co. sos tth s. NV. RE $3.50 500
over over $500 per mo; priced around sls, 900
5ss 5sss: sos: sox r. tss.; VS. - Sss,
lot: 2 blocks bus and shopping center;
built in 1910: oil h.-w.h.: hne home In
q good nsishborhood. JIM BRITT. At
eSsaseGasEssss ss eGassss laahEalyeurs-1n.p.et ,oday
First time offered. Fine semi. .-detachet
brick. large rms. and rec. rm. Beauti
| full concrete porch. Excellent neishbor
hood Convenient to everything. Built o
finest prewar materials and in an imms c.
gla.e eonditions; sIg,s5o JAMES CAR
3 MI OVER DC. LINE. Sc, on Auth I'd
y mi from Branch ave.-Detachet
acre ss'Io lot, Price, sia 800. Also brand ne,
detached 6-rm. and bath, Oil heat, Hs-acr
lot: price. Sll 500. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 1852
ANACosrIA. 1929 U st. s,e.-Detsche.
2-family apt, 4 rms. and bath, each. Ga
600 HRaARR IN Rrisff sfAtGY ~ asaseet ae ISL fsf
SSsd Acps ,1. 81 's s;vIE IE l9s2ss7s Hse.n,s ",
| old, 2-story brick: semi-det.. 2 bedrms
screened porch, rec. rm., oil: restricted
overlooking the Potomac. AT. 71eo.
1REEzY-on top Of hill vith view Eeai
Navy Yard: 4 yrs. old; 2-story brick;
rms: new house condition. Recently IN
| stalled oil heat; owner anxious 70 sell
you out within the hr. COLONIAL
Evening star., 1947-08-03

DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Beautiful Bricktex:
rms. and ! "a baths. 3 bedrooms. front
and rear porches, full bsmt. with rec. room.
oil h.-w.h.. garage, ,liv rm. with fireplace.
refrigerator. stove. storm windows, screens
Only 81 $50. easy terms. T. D. BURGESS,
1924 Pa. ave. s.e., vi. 2S02 until pm
Evening star., 1947-08-03

CoLORED-yACANT-6 Princeton pl.
NV: open > to & pm, Sun; lovely =
I'm. brick home with 4 bedrms., oil heat.
nice porches. built-in garage; immediate
! possession: only 81 800 down. Call Mr.
Moser. TIA. 1851, with KAY REALTY CO.,
! RA 1900 3
Evening star., 1947-08-03

141e TAYLOR ST. NW-Excelent 2-fam-
lily house or for Ice. family; rms. bath:
Q stoves, 2 refes.; oil heat; yard: garage.
See the outside. then call sTRouP, RA.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-14

BAYoNNE, N. ]. = The true
answer to the so-called Negro
problem and all racial questions
is to be found in the Christian
teaching of the equality OF man.
Justice Julian ]. Reiss, member
of the New York State Commits
sion against Discrimination told
the ST. Thomas More Library Guild
at st. Henry's School Auditorium
here.
In a lecture entitled "a Catholic
Looks at the Race Question" the
Commissioner asserted that first
of all Catholics must learn just
what the Christian teaching on
race really is, they must learn
how to apply 1t and then have
the courage to practice it.
Although unlike members of
other races who freely left their
homelands to come to America to
find liberty, the Negro was fore
IDLY brought here to life of
slavery, he has distinguished him
self in art, education, business and
in all other fields in which he
can compete fairly with the white
man. Justice Reiss averred.
The speaker pointed out to his
predominately white audience the
moral obligation related to the
economic situation in which Ne
groes find themselves. He helated
story of how 20 girls in a
factory refused to work longside
a Negro girl although she was
fully qualified. He told the girls
it was a sin to act so, but the
girls refused to believe him. How
ever, they did promise to consult
their confessors, and returned next
day contrite and penitent, having
been assured that it was grevious
sin to prevent the colored girl
from making living. 1t had been
brought home to them that when
they refused to work with that
girl, they were actually threaten
ing her with starvation by with
holding work from her.
Reiss then touched on the ques-
ton of housing for Negroes. He
explained how many thousands
are forced to live in miserable
novels, how the parents of chill
dren are forced to go to work
at low salaries, and the children
are neglected. with the result that
delinquency naturally follows.
On the question of persons OBJ
jecting because a Negro family
moves into a high class residen-
tial white neighborhood. Reiss
warned that, to refuse to admit
the Negro because of the fear
that his presence might lower the
value of real estate, is to put a
dollars and cents price on
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-14
STATE REVISE
LABOR RIGHTS

WASHINGTON Twenty-seven
state Legislatures already have
enacted 81 new laws this spring
restricting organized labor. Dozens
more proposals are pending in
II other states.
Even if Congress and President
Truman should do nothing about
new national labor regislation,
unions still would feel the shock
of 1947.
misunderstanding rights and
privileges already have been great
ly changed by what has been go
ing on in state capitols.
The commonest change has been
to forbid the closed shop and /or
the union shop, either by legisla-
ton or by constitutional amend
ment Legislatures in Ia states
have enacted such laws, eight
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-14
states have them Dendine. an

states have them pending, and 10
states have rejected them.
The most troublesome subject
has been picketing. Six states
legislatures have passed laws res
tricting picketing, have the sub
ject pending. and seven have drop
ped the idea.
Five state legislatures have pro-
hibited secondary boycotts, seven
are considering it, and four have
defeated the proposal.
Three states have passed laws
to compel unions to make finan-
cial reports, and nine are consider
ing it.
Two states outlawed strikes by
public employees, and five are con-
sidering it. Three states passed
new labor relations laws, and nine
are considering them.
This is a greater volume of
labor legislation than lawmakers
have written in any year since
the days of the New Deal and the
Wagner" acts.
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EBENEzER A. M. E. CHURCH

EBENEZER a. NJ. Z. CFTUhOT
Rev. John R. Jordan, Pastor
Sunday School, $50, Morning
Worship HOO o'clock. Christian
Endeavor, p. NJ. Evening
Service { p. M. Prayer Meet
ino and Sunday School Teach
ers meeting, Wednesday 7:so
p. NJ.
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CHRISTIAN TEACHING ANSWER TO
RACIAL PROBLEMS, JUSTICE REISS DECLARES
The true human soul.

human soul.
What are we to do" asked
Reiss, "join in these restrictions
and save little money on our
property? If you think you can do
that then you have put price
on the value of human soul
Can you do that as Catholics?"
To segregate Negroes into
schools exclusively their own is to
deny the Catholic principle of
equality, Reiss averred, Negroes
should be given equal recognition
in all schools, he argued, obser-
wing that many Catholic schools
and colleges had led the way in
this reform.
On the question of intermarriage
the Commissioner opined that
eventually 1t will come to pass.
He referred to this question as
the last hurdle to be overcome
in the reasonable approach to the
race problem.
1.-THE Catholic Church today"
he said in conclusion. rs display
ed, as it were, behind a store
window for all the world to pass
and examine. There the practices
of Catholics are regarded by the
world. If Catholics harbor prejud-
ices, they smear the window, and
the church doesn't look beautiful.
But If Catholics do practice
Christian Doctrine, then the win
dow becomes Immediately clean
and the church is seen in all its
magnificent beauty.
Father Frederick ]. McTernan,
moderator of the Guild, introduced
Father Stanley J. Hojnowski as
chairman of the meeting.
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Miss Hortense Love, charming
and talented young Race woman
sang to a small but enthusiastic
audience of Seattle music lovers at
the Moore Theatre, Monday night,
May 9Th.
The audience was small no
doubt because Miss Love was I'M
known to Seattle. Many persons
who heard her said, if she can
ever be persuaded to come this
way again, they would not miss
hearing her for anything. Miss
Love wearing a lovely gown of
white, and eminating charm, poise
and personality plus from head
to feet, won her audience with her
first smile before she even parted
her lips to sing. Her rendition
of Negro Spirituals went through
her audience like the grace of
heaven through an old fashioned
camp meeting.
Any one who heard her with
out experiencing delightful emo
lions of the heart, must be lacking
in the finer traits of humanity
Miss Love was presented here by
the Pastor and members of the
copies Institutional Baptist
Church, and the Northwest Enter
prise yoicing community sentiment
says, hats off to Rev. F. w.
Penick and his membership for
sponsoring this lovely and talent
ed star.