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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
WASHINGTON SPOTLIGHT
By Louis Lautier

employment practices.
The budget for the fiscal year
1913, which President Truman
transmitted to Congress last Fri
day, carries a total estimate Of
%,6OO,lO5 for salaries Of Senate
officers and employees, and $5,704,-
24O for salaries OF officers and en-
ployees Of the House.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Disney,s Best Of Intentions

There win be hosannas for this Disney hmsOme from
wemeaning friends of the Negro who will fall victim the Disney
lure Of delightful cartoonng beautiful 1t inevitable that
thousands Americans will swallow the Of the South
Of heaters hsng hit like How Do You Dot and
And unconsciouy they will Uncle Rmus and all his
Uncle TOmsms the model of how Negroes should behave white
Of Walt Disney insists that Song Of the South made
with the best of intentions Zone Of them being make
is to harm sur under the
heading folklore" and hsto told by patrOnzng
white author.
No matter what Dsney AIM Song of the South but read
Americas biggest minority in its battle deal Like other
films slavery
and chapter the Negroes that tends ule
and lower his standing community the Disney
all educated Negroes number Of
Time puts it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Dear Joe
RIDE 'EM COWROYI
By JAMES L. HICKS

Step aside there you city-slick
veterans! Here is horse that only
veterans from down on the farm
can ride.
The Bureau of Reclamation of
the Interior department is giving
(giying away, that isl some $4,000
farms land that's $4,000, tool in
the Tule Lake division of southern
Oregon, near the California border.
The farms, which average from
rs to 80 acres of fertile, irrigated
land are being given scot-free to
qualified veterans with farm ex-
perience, and that goes for you too,
farmer Joe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

power 10 regu- LAUTlER
late employment regulations affect
ing interstate and foreign COM
merce, including the power to pre-
vent discrimination on grounds of
race or religion. But industry is
opposed to the enactment of any
law which would subject it to a
penalty for racial or religious dis
elimination.
Members Of Congress from in
dustrial centers and the South will
oppose, openly or secretively, any
attempt to write into the law any
prohibition against discrimination
by private employers.
Resistance against legislation
forbidding labor unions to deny
any of the advantages or oppOr-
tunities of union organization or
collective bargaining to any person
because Of race, creed, color or
national origin is perhaps not as
strong as that against forbidding
discriminatory employment prac-
tees on the part of management.
In the present frame Of mind
of the Congress respecting labor,
il may be expected to enact such
a provision unless there should
be concerted opposition from or
ganiZed labor.
There ought not be any oppo-
sition from any source to enact
ment Of legislation forbidding race
discrimination in two fields. One
is in government employment it.
self, and the other is in employment
by contractors working on govern
ment contracts.
In the circumstances, minority
groups pressing for fair employ.
ment practice legislation must de.
eide whether TO compromise and
accept such legislation as they car
get or to fight on for a model law
There are certain things, how,
ever, that the Republicans who con.
troll the S0th Congress can do tC
show their good faith in making
campaign promises and that they
themselves do not believe in unfail
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THE DETAILS

The farms are being given away
under the Reclamation's Bureau
fve-year plan during which period
it will give away 100000 acres of
the worlds most fertile land. The
government has to give all the land
away by 1851 and, according to
the Bureau, it is now being done
"as rapidly as manpower, money
and material will permit" Two
weeks ago the Reclamation Bureau
gave SO veterans from nine states
100000 acres of the land valued at
more than 100000 and there
were no strings attached.
THE HERES HOW"
In order to qualify to be given
one of these farms you must: First,
have at least two years of ex-
perience as a farmer. Next, you
must be able to raise $4,000 in
capital. And last but not least, your
past record must convince the gov
eminent that you have the neces-
sary industry and physical ability to
take a good farm and make it a
paying proposition.
The government says you must
have the two years of previous ex-
perience so that you will know
what else needs to be done on your
farm besides sleeping in the shade
of the old apple tree. If you have
had only one years experience on
a farm but four years Of training
at an agricultural college the Rec
lamation Bureau says you are still
OK because your four years of
agricultural college training are
equal to one years actual exper-
fence down on the farm. (And you
thought when you graduated you
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
The Great God Southern Box Office

Perhaps day in the future American Negroes will be able
look back their generations of slavery the few charming
harmless memories from the tortuu mhuman record of the Deep
South But Rankins Congress- Negroes
white Only" public drinking
the than portrayals
Of the slave will dangerous still fostering
American life.
Virtually Hollywood studio along with Walt Disney
interested peetuatng the Of the Negro
than eang this blot from the American No studio
hands indictment drawn the capital
gross outright Justification porrayng Negro
the leading white West Coast the San
recently noed Even the films failed
mseraby their predecessors picture
Negro significant human being in dramazed relationship the
world he lives in"
Hollywood has defense against the charge
people presented other welding
eating eyerong clad mena Producers
the God Southern Office
decent dignRd Americans would infuae
claim And America the world
Americans
not at all
Making Hollywood Reform
the attempts that have been made change Hwood
way Certainly lack Of against Song the South
Negro Clarence Muse hired by Disney help
presenting Negroes "gnfed
looking individuals His suggestions rejected and he quit
dnng picture detrimental the cultural advancement Of the
Negro people, leader Tiny Bradshaw offered the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
THE WHIRL

The smart boys are telling you
to lay down three and pick up five
if the United Negro and Allied
Veterans Of America doesn't soon
become the first colored organiza-
ton to be officially recognized by
the Veterans Administration. Joe
Louis, the Champ, who is honorary
national commander of UNAVA
sent a letter to General Omar
Bradley the other day asking why
UNAVA can't be recognized.
The General asked a few of his
underlings "why not" and no one
was able to give a good answer.
The VA then suddenly announced
that the matter was under con-
sideration for immediate attention"
II Brigadier General Benjamin
0. Davis knew how highly he is
held in the esteem by the inmates
of the Old Soldiers Home in Wash
ington he would visit them oftener.
Some of the old timers remember
him when he was a second louie.
TERMINAL LEAVE PAY
Widows, children or parents of
former CTS who died after honor
able discharge from the army and
who had not claimed their terminal
leave pay are entitled to collect the
payments, the War Department
says. Persons concerned should
write Immediately to the Finance
Officer, U. S. Army, Center Build
ing, St. Louis Is, Missouri.
PARTING SHOT
For the last time, Joe, you have
until Feb. l, to get your NSLl
insurance reinstated without TAX
ing a physical exam and if you don't
think that physical viii be tough
just wait until after Feb. l and see
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

we're a master farmer, didn't you?)
About that $4,000. That shouldn't
worry you at all. If you don't have
the cash put away, there is always
that good old CT loan to fall back
on.
All in all, farmer Joe, if you have
one years experience on the farm,
a strong back, and a yearning for
the wide open spaces, here is a
horse you can ride.
If you are qualified, the farm is
yours for the asking. If you are in
the mood for asking, write the
Commissioner, Bureau Of Reclama-
ton, Department of Interior, Wash
ington 25, D. c., and ask for an
application blank. And ride 'em
cowboy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

provisions en-
towering federal
courts to issue
ord ers to en-
ployers to
cease and desist''
are as remote In
the SOth Congress
as they were in
the 10th Con-
gress.
Congress ap-
pears to have the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear mother,
Mr.. Molly Cason. who departed this life.
Jan. IS. 1915.
Dta est Mother. you are not forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more,
Still in memory you are with US
As you always were before.
Sadly missed by your sons. Earl and
Terrence Cason.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17
Legion for Dscency Towards Negroes in Movies:
Magazine Attacks Song of the South

6Ti i TnVT MAX
Hollywood has gone and done it again.
studio Walt Disney another those
that The Birth
Nation have done disrupt peaceful relations and
back Negro progress than sfu of Bbo speeches in
Appropriately pemed Atlanta with fanfare
other Dedyed films With Wind dialect
that while the
Negro the hafcentuy Hollywood has
Produced technicoor though strictly yhte
Song the South everything critics warned against 1t anti
Negro the Uncle which based and blhey
Joel Chandler
spell capital Basket who symbocay enough
n Andy radio portray
Uncle TomAunt Jemma complete with all the fawnng
theTeohe oohy SMILE battered beard
profusion "lovable
Enthusiastically Dixie audiences whom Negro
scrapes is lovabe"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-17

Fair employment practice legis-
lation is still a controversial sub
ject. Prospects for its passage with
Evening star., 1947-10-31
ALI advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

miles. good cond.; S1,350. TIE. S71S. 81
BUICK 1947 Super 4-door black sedan
30 miles; $4,000. Ewes, OIL. 2067. =;
BUICK 1947 Super station wagon: brand
new. Actual delivery price. s3..2s. viii
transaction being handled BY BARNES s
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan, radio and heat
er. scat covers, etc: private owner; 5000
BUICK 9s4e Roadmaster sedan. r. & h.,
excel. cond.. less than ! " Old: must be
BB66iCKs@Best buys in the city-1a42
special at ST 1895: 1941 Super. black club
coupe. 81 ,095; 45 other bargains. JACK
PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa, ave. sc. p
BUICK 1941 sedanette; r. and h.; prac-
tically new tires; beautiful 2-tone finish;
ezesIen1 condtl9Yni oYir MoT6R II 2s5 sEPs sTERPs
1345 Que st. NV. Du; $500. 81
eUiGK 1912 supsT 4,door sedan series ond
ss ssPqslsfn aFIsssd fSi iSi saisE sale sSSs'
SSuicK SSH X 1871 Special ,sedanette: good
tires; motor recently overhauled, passed
Virginia inspection; original paint good:
seat covers, heater and defroster. Sell for
psynsnts gsS a q s57.S9. ' cali all BEaeHE. Fair
k Ss: a. sat,., sqss4 pssE.es ssnass
Si oWNER. e. No. No Sis4. -'.' N'''0-'' 9' :. u
BUICK 1941 Super 4-door; fully equipped:
excellent condition; passed Va. inspection:
private owner: S1,495. DIAL FA. 1901.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Treats or Tricks.

Halloween, also called Allhallows
eve, is celebrated on the evening
preceding All Saints day. Accord
ing to the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Halloween is now chiefly known
as the eve of the Christian fes-
tival"
Actually, however, Halloween was
a pagan festival long before the
Christian era. u was a celebra-
tion of the Druids, a religious or
der in ancient Gaul, Britain and
Ireland, and it was believed that
it was the one night of the year
when ghosts, witches and COLLINS
were free to wander abroad. The
people celebrated the festival by
lighting bonfires, around which
they danced and sang, and through
which they jumped, apparently pre-
tending that they were being pur-
sued by the demons of the night
who would be burned in the flames.
The bobbing for apples and eat
ing of nuts was smybolic of the
winters store of fruits.
In modern times, the small fry
collect ransom of cakes or can
dies as the price of immunity from
damage to ones home. When small
groups of them, clad in a variety
of goblinish costumes and masks,
pay you visit this evening, shout
ing, Treats or tricks! Treats or
tricRs!" don't make the mistake
of thinking that they are not quite
prepared to teach you the true
meaning of vandalism, junior grade.
And here are two important words
for the children themselves to think
about: FAIR PLAY, the secret of
American sportsmanship, which is
admired all over the world. Go out
and have fun tonight, kids; but
practice fair play. Don't destroy.
damage or deface any ones prop
erty. Things cost money, and money
doesn't grow on trees, as you know.
And about street lights-don't
break them please. New ones have
to be paid for by the taxpayers
and the taxpayers are your dads.
See what mean?
Mr.. Colby has written leaflet c..
explaining the CONDITIONAL use Of
To obtain a copy. send S cents in
coin and a stamped. self-addressed
envelops to Frank Colby. care are Wash
G, New York 10, N. Y
tcopyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1e47.)
Evening star., 1947-10-31
rRAilERS (cont.)
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

HVAiLABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chew.
vans, stakes. panels and pickups; for hire
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME- 7o11.
VETERAN desires household moyng, gen
srsl hauling; vans; stases, aseS panels white
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas. prices; local and Iona. dis
tance. IA. 1887; after pm, GE. l4l6.
DODGE 1e47 1h-ton stake; by hr.,- day
or week with 2 white veterans. GIL. 652e,
OW 07S5. 4
LET CHUMs TRANSFER move you any
time. anywhere: reas. rates; reliable, exper.
white help: new trucks NO. 0S14. 4
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices; local and long dis
tanse; IA 2935 after mS Pm GE, ,,l4l d416. :.
heavy hauling KELLY, co. $500. 5
1a-ToN TRUCK AND DRIVER for hire.
Call Twfning 1410. %
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs; prompt
service: reas. prices local and long dis
tance. ia. 1887; after Z p.m., GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Lecture Series Announced

The Washington Ethical Society
will be addressed by Miss Katharine
Lenroot, chief of the Children's Bu-
reau of the Federal Security Agency,
Ills am. Sunday in Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc. This Is the
first in a series of three lectures on
Ethics and Our Children" to be
given by the society,""
Evening star., 1947-10-31

MERCURY 1e47 sport coupe. all
extras, white sidewal tires So, ,54t
new: heater and defroster 80 2.4as
De Soto 1947 sedan. all extras 2.49i
co covers % ''' -"-~ ~ W 1895
Condition 1,7es
Chev. 1916 4-door sedan; all extras, 1895
Chev. 1946 2-door Fleetmaster.
chrysler 1946 convertible. coupe.
chrysler le42 New Yorker; heater,
Packard 1e41 "e" sedan: all extras. 1895
N radio; ado perfect per condition ~ 1895
needs some repairs 295
COLE MOTOR CO., 1892 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md. Call ST.. 2242. p
Evening star., 1947-10-31

Lying Is gentle art in the exer.
else of which certain fundamental
principles must be observed. One Is
to avoid the telling of useless lies.
Another is to tell only those that
have a reasonable chance to be &C
cepted as truth.
Premiscuous false carding at the
bridge table often defeats its own
purpose. Particularly is this apt to
be true on the defense where you
have q partner whose cooperation
you may require In defeating the
contract, and who might be deceived
more than the declarer. However,
occasionally situation will develop
in which you know that your part
ner will have little If anything to
do with the defense and consequent
ly there is no harm in deceiving him,
whereas some dust might effectively
be thrown into declarer's eyes.
A most ingenious swindle was per-
petrated by the West of today's
hand. 1t required a bit of quick
thinking that always gains the plau-
dts Of this department. Our SYM
pathies 60 out to declarer who was
an innocent victim of his adversary's
well-laid plot
South became declarer at a con-
tract of three no trump on bidding
that was normal in all respects.
West led the six Of diamonds, which
was taken with the ace in dummy.
With seven top card tricks, the best
chance for the other two appeared
to be development Of the spade suit.
A low spade was led to the ace.
West could see that the suit was
going to produce four tricks for the
declarer. He therefore Immediately
dropped the king under the ace.
This play did not sacrifice q trick,
since West still had the suit stopped.
Who could blame declarer for aban-
doning spades in favor OF the club
finesse? Even if the flnesse failed
there was still the chance that the,
clubs might break, so that the 18th
club would produce trick No. 8.
When the club finesse failed, the
diamond suit was cleared and South
was now helpless, since there was
no way to develop the ninth trick
without letting West in with a spade,
(Copyright, 1947 by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-10-31

co. 512o Wisconsin ave. NV, OR. 4407
PONTIAC 1a41 convertible club coupe;
sfsan Ray j K ~ NJ sss sh t 0nsa
fosTlAc fsi ia - ls4s Torpedo like, new 5glly
tires; 81 S2' 2'15o or best offer snder. Cal
PoNTixc 1871 Station wagon; heater;
g. Sssssns Tres ooR
CO.. tord oo6n 6eaier' s2o Bladensburs rd'
PoNrfac Ps n 1913 1875 4-dr. de luxe streamliner:
ssas sehsds9s NA 4sss q Pv IA S14
sIMcA sSde is47 i4E convertible coupe: demonstra-
tor, very low mileage, equipped with aony ~
essHs erms enskss or trsde seo S Vi R1 4ss
RAp1o S1 n nts,t sad BIT sss door sedan
fs5 olTSN nsH'fs MoToR sF6fs,0pN n ess az. aad
sfuDHBAkhK sfHfOqfsA K 1s47 Champion sedan; tul1y
1SSo TOR CO, aand and L sts. NV. ME. 1924.
sg5DfsaREs sPfR Ri u Sead p Champion eessn:
ian3 snGpkbakEn 1asa Il ny ss41 Commander 4.dr
This owner-rated. is, a perfect example:
s spes fss .'sgs sgsped s essfE With usss d
sun wiser; less than As 600 miles: 90
| day guarantee; S1,295. LOGAN lFord),
sfUbEBakEk lfth hhG ii is4a ns Champion 2.GT Sc
dan: an unusual buy, S995: cash. terms
or trade. MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO., 5th and r sts: nv
| Unusually fine, clean machine absolute
WILLIAMS & BAKER NASH. 2S19 M st.
TERRAPLANE. 1898 coupe, RADIO and
| heater; sacrifice, S199. 302 e st. ne,
after 6 or Sat. and Sun. 2.
TERRAPLANE 1887 2-door sedan: motor
| ARENA MOTORS, corner 18th and w
WILLYS station wagon, 1947; radio. over
drive; very few miles; cannot be told % from
ELL MOTORS, INC. 222 2nd st. NV. G2nd
s@pa @ @cons.itgtiUonn tUn AVE. u:} =, hrr . ,.r tn,
| modern way; sell only II bid Is satisfac-
tory; total fee, S5. You won't 60 wronE
buying or selling . car here. Big auction
AVE- svs. ss. s sr loo iith Il. s.s. Ii. 1905
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Word Come

Find 80 or more common English
words in
GRADATORY.
meaning, adapted for walking" 4"
Average mark is 81 words. Time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules of the Came. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition OF 81 such
as bats" cats" are not used. g. Only
one form of word is used. L.. Proper
lished tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy
Arl Va, offers these exceptional values
which were traded in on new Kaiser
Frazier cars
1912 Packard Clipper club coupe; r
and h.. --.--.--- ST. 1895
1910 Packard 4-dr sedan; r. and h.,
seat covers; wonderful cond. S765
1941 Ford 2-dr. de luxe; many extras
$1,0S6
1942 Ford Fordor de luxe sedan;
r. and h., seat covers, new tires ST. ,235
1941 Chevrolet de luxe club coupe,
S1,235
1885 Lincoln sedan ~ -S395
1889 Studebaker Comdr sedan S596
1887 Terraplane sedan 30
1887 Buick Century sedan -S49h
1912 Oldsmobile Hydra-Matic 4-dr
'e9shi cENrkAL T aofoR a ees Co. % 500 Lee hwy
Arlington, Va, CHI. 1000, daily s am
to pm, SUNDAYS 10 to g. 81
Evening star., 1947-10-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOX SAIE.
FOR SALE-One new 54-passenger Dodge
school bus. with Wayne body. One used
eSeee9t aMc conaition hs'G
CITY MOTOR co, Elicott City. Nd. Phone
Ellicott City 247. Il
Evening star., 1947-10-31

1889 Plymouth 4-dr., T. and h S7e5
1947 Ford 2-dr., 4. and h., 500 mi. 2,095
1910 Pontiac 2-dr., l owner - 995
1916 Ford super de luxe. Fordor- 1,745
1893 Plymouth 2-dr., very clean 695
1946 Chevrolet 4-dr., r. and h 1,745
1884 Pontiac 4-dr.. heater. 295
1946 Ford convertible, r. and h. 2,095
1946 Chevrolet Fleetline, r. and h. 1875
1947 Ford 4-dr., r. and H. 1850
Cash for your car, DISTRICT AUTO
SALES. 40 Mass. ave. INV. (nr. Union
Station) EX 1868 Il
Evening star., 1947-10-31

INVENTORY SALE-Don't let these low
prices fool you. These are good trucks.
1887 Chev. 1-ton stake $3.50
1912 Chev 15-pass bus 4a5
1887 Chew 1-ton panel 1875
194l Chev. 1h-ton stake (2-speed) = 335
1914 Chev 1K-ton cab and chassis Sa5
1912 Chev. 1ia-ton panel - s75
1941 GMc 1a-ton C. o. e. van -,
IS other trucks, panels pickups, trac-
tors, dumps. stakes. also semitrailers, vans
and Army surplus AKA and 6x6. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., GMC truck dealer. 5000 Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va, CHI 1000. daily 8
q m to pm: Sunday, 10 to g.
Evening star., 1947-10-31

Mr. Colby has written leaflet c..
was and wers.
To obtain q copy. send cents in
coin. and stamped. self-addressed
ington Star, post ONCE Box 90, Station
G, New York 10, N. Y.
(TCpvri0bf he pal1 cvpl{rafa Tnc
Evening star., 1947-10-31

PLYMoUTH is4i 4:dr. sedan: This car
has been a cab and has leather uphol-
stery. A. new motor was installed less than
a month ago. and is in good cond. An
excellent buy for $500: terms can be ar
ranged "a y v o,,L 81. 3437i ..s.n t.x,. 2oo
miles: radio, heater; good shape; So, 100
Or best offer under. sH. 1867 between
o and nm 81
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe 4-dr.: r. and h.;
defrosters: 1000 miles: taxicsb; used part
time By pvt owner; ST ,950s TW. 1881
Evening star., 1947-10-31

SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. PoHANKA
SERVICE, 1928 goth st. NV. DI. 9141.
PRIVATE PARTY, desires good used car.
Will pay. all cash; must be reasonable.
Please call CHI S045.
NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE WILL. PAY-We
urgently need at once 100 used cars, for
clean and in good mechanical shape ASK
for Mr.. Henry, -CoAST-IN PONTIAC CO..
/ WILL PAY CASH for good used car,
37-42 model, Phone HO 6O19 before 6
Evening star., 1947-10-31

IN: 5000 miles;
$500: also Ford
for flower de-
MA. $3.50 bet.