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Evening star., 1947-05-09
PERSONAL Gent. }

SLIP COvERs, drapertes. bedsDreads.
nREssMsAiKiiiEG. ladies' taiiorins. lsdn altera-
lions; BY appointment; eficient, prompt
PARSONS fsisasei q CoinHSsTrRYs1DE iHsrRs day and re resi-
dence camp Pony t160 acres1 ranch.
ssss sas s1 and hos sS III lunch Fes Sos Da
pony riding, daily swimming, arts and
sSa obs .na U.r spdqs
5 pm. 940I Georgia ave-, sH. 1874.
is s9ss I. . ;.ss u! ssss i
srRsa s Rs GO q s41a a.red Tor ,ntorm.t,op con-
Nolan. HENRY v. NOLAN. BOX ACC. star.
SLIT SLIP ss5y.4s coysss s4psr,ls ssso cut to ut. one
CAN CAN YOU 1oIro ToP THis. Bullseye win clean
broken parts for s5: guaranteed for one
NURSES AyAiLABLE. REGISTERED. licensed
saae and RSndsd sRryaqr pY s2SR FRoNr ROOM .gs,I-
il, il Hoz s5s.D. Star: ....,....I 10 .Il5,a
ca M DsfnRia5 sRRw 9ufs Dupont n ssss ssD
BABY's FIRST SHOES preserved perma-
nsntly tn bronze silver 9r gold EiIl aaksnas mase
pen set: etc; from $3.50 up, Pick ur
and deliver. Call National 1906.
VACANCY elderly or semi-invalid. tray
service: porches and lawns. SH. 97S6.
PIANIST, man or woman, for evenings
Gail GayE e9 soMETHNa sSsE TO SELL. Ie. mli Us sell
4 fSs y0 f1sa t for sasssi sss fss
you'll Sell 1t to you'll We buy and sell
anything. clothing furniture. drapes
linen, etc. RA- gs71. GOOD NMGHBoH
STORES, 1910 Georgia ave. NV, furni.
ture. bric-a-brac. 931 9th st. NV, mems
women's children's clothing. $40 Florids
ave. NV. ladies' clothing.
BEST CARE GIVEN small children ir
licensed home: highest reference. Phone
DRAPERIEs-co. $3.50. Slip covers; youl
fabric or ours; EXPERT workmanship; on
the-spot drapery estimates. no charge
Phone sor or ~ appointment; CO. $500
MOTHERS DAY FLOWER SPECIAI-Ar
rangements of / doz. carnations or rose,
in a vase; S5. 10T dividend to AAA mem
sers; House Of Flowers, HARRISON :
nigllts NO Os4s. City-wide deliveries. -lf
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SITUATIONS woMEN

!ALTERATI9Ns AZ on ladies. d mems wear
5fl ~ az sss 5Sr aDes s:,I.. II,
n1Se n6 sai1 5opi can do typins at home or on job.
DREssMAKING. design. renaod, .ltsra-
tens; tens, eye; Gowns speciality; reas. MISS
EdoNoMsSrl ssasssesnA Art Z AR sSss
srad ased to sdtoTs aps pas ssd
administrative work. Well rounded ex-
Rgesiss3ees Rgan se- nyt sti industry and Govt. Write
GIRL, eoiored' desires position Alternating rat
in tailor shop or typist. Call DE. 1927.
GIRL. colored. experienced. reliable. neat,
SsnI STsantIs waitress ;tI m work: DI. o050. .
wants permanent position has With large 1cos. cor
poration to help prepare your bids and
1890 Ext 'issassi $3.50 or Sz xiehisn es
LEGAL SECRETARY. s years experience.
o'sSh xSa fssr sfs sP Pm rsfefsP'e'
NURSE, yrs training. desires position
K dsstGas ssnsr Ss seay1 sds sss stsr y
f%es SslssIs sna sfeisnt:' 'es1s slhouf fa?ss sss.
81. 81 asy sy,s,T q pish5 80: ssis; - . 10:
eACGAh esy u GHbt NURSE IN solorea desires s1ss sass
REGISTERED NURSE desires position In
once or clinic in NV, Takoma Park or
silver Spring. excellent experience and
reference Call SH. Aba. Ext. 101. %
SECRETARY. executive and administra-
tive experience in business industry and
Governmsnt desires responsible position,
OR. O70S. IL
SECRETARY, competent and experienced.
desires position small ONCE; 5-day week
STENOGRAPHER, French-Engiish with
hye years experience. wishes position. Box
490-C, Star. 1os
TEACHER, shorthand and typing, college
degree. years experience. Box 1850.
WAITRESS, colored. desires work Ho
S21S
YOUNG WOMEN t2), graduates OF teachers
collegs,, desire summer employment, will
be willing to leave city; ref. EXCHANGED.
EDITORS TAKE NOTICE-Editing, writ
ing. research; evenings and week ends.
Box 426-C, Star. o.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

se.f s sessa shesaa Esats gsl ess xSk
GIRL. colored, desires a Job as days
worker; So day and carfare; or busgirl
LU 0577 Qs
GIRL. eoiorsd. desires days work CAL
GIRL, colored, refined, desires days work,
Tuesday through Friday, seneral cleaning.
Girl, ssior.d. wants I.undr, work only.
S1aI1 81 z,ss ssi0r'd' wants e.r'-tim. d.yvort.
GIRL, coiossd, ESsnts psrt-tim. york for
GIRLS, q. colored, want light homework
stm. snd nuT;smsia e. asg4s good references ca any
WOMAN. eoiersd. .xpsrienoed.. part time.
? to / pm, Mon. and Fri; refs. Call 8 to
nnMns tG sm and s, te pm, NO; 71sl: 10
s.e sss: hsTs rs 11ss giss up and delivery refer
dishes Or sis.sss pU, ssos,
WOMAN, white, wants Job rs housekeeper-
cook by june /: experienced; 12 years on
last Job In city: @s-hour week: willing TO
grange time; no Sunday work. Box
RELIABLE coLoRRD GIRL for light
housework; liye in: refs. AID. 0935. "a
Evening star., 1947-05-09
kEPAIRs and SERVICES tcoat.l

kEPkIRs and SERVICES tcoat.l
RADIO REPAIRS-An work done IN your
home By qualined engineer: D. G.. Md. Va
LEE IE, GADIo phone q pI ol22u s.u u
repairs auto radios. record changers, home
radios. Drive IN rear for auto radio install
Ws xH asq aInio TfSs,r xasefgs sd TsesssTssSE
folS sn5r6 81 sTRouBLf fsss fsss .ssinsse wo9f
y Rsr Re9ss P Honest pTtsss sa.y MD .la
kfEiF1RafiGGiERAfoRs. MoToRs, WASHING
nnachines-24-hour repair service: house
BIZ se sgHs5sha gEPsaaAos ffS
hstRiiGeRsffos-w. asatHi 2g sdfsa specialize IN COM
sqagantssd; 2z,hoqE sssyise- sg SOUTHEAST
ROOFS RERAIRED. an kinds: roofs
RooFiNdnAn So fd III types sss roofs repaired. new.
metal MoE saa III sna
asasyr sSas yraSAs fsS 3 Ras Raowa sS e. co. 90
sHiPLEY. GE. .4i5s.
SCREEN; sonab; oil bgynersa gsa vent blInnas; lnss
SCREEN DOORS MADE TO ORDER. porch
es screened-in By new method OF inter-
locking. . screens, @ soaa easy take-down system.
sRwING s5s MAcHISEs i5 fHsE repaired, Singers and
all makes work Euaran,eed c..nase Also repsiFs
sEWiNa vi ae macH1Nfs. c aaas. All makes repaired:
ehasea emases s agse con snssT sse RM 4 pug
TILE, painting and papering, new or re-
pair: satisfaction guaranteed. LoMBARDo
TH.r REpsTRING nev ,nsta,,at,on Nv
BROS. IA 1900 or RA. 3O3s.
All work y < guaranteed. s re. Ii7a. UNITED
aEISDs SH III asah ns sso up
#. wide and # long Have your blinds ah,ds
WAsasTos slssafs ssr Gdsza SRa
ING q co; g92l S9av 18TH n.y. Dq $500,
order. furniture repaired; vanity and
benches bu3It recreation rooms finished.
no Job toe large q too small; free ssti-
RaAtsH %AsHrSSa Sal aacaiNE sh afal and refsr repair
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
4016 Ga. ave-. GE. 1888, s am. to 9 pm.
wATERPRooFING EASEMENTS, cement
driveways. walks, porches. retaining walls,
hagstone terraces. F. MARCUCC1O, Rt.
(, Ho'5Hners Jane. Rockville. Md Phone
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
g. dALBERT, INC. s15 10th st. n.wo
National 4712.
GIs sERyICE-we will do any Job, GIs in
school will work from I:30 pm till mid
night; We want to do your dirty work. We
clean yds. bsmts., attics, motors. furnaces,
cars, windows. dogs; we hang screens, avn
ings. swings; we dig wells. <bsmts., septic
tanks, bitches; we plant trees. flowers. gar
dens; we trim lawns, hedges, trees; we will
haul, cart, buy, deliver or move anything
You name IT.. we do IT. Work guaranteed
Call afterz1:30 pm, MI Ss72. OR. 27S0
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING CHRYsLER conv. to Miss. via
Sat. or SUM-; take passengers, share ex-
pense. DU. 2034. O.
LADY TOURING TO Stratford. birthplace
of Gen. Lee. on Monday, May 10, has room
for or 8 ladies. Expenses reasonable
All-day trip. Phone MRS. BROCK. Oh.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.


ADDITIONS AND REMODELING. CONNER
cial and residential three years to pay.
Call NO; 3679, WASCQ g. HAss co. 20'
AsrHALT DRIvEWAYs. parking I. areas,
MJNfTy s go PAyjsd Ayjs co, General contFse-
kinds: work guaranteed Call after 6 r.m.
all day Saturday and Sunday, FA. 1649,M.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nagstone
ment driveways, walks. porches, retaining
RocFville. Ros, A Ma Phone ' RockViiis ssf sbss'
CONCRETE CEMENT WoRK-Footings S,
SD sSa new %oh ses ahE oEf sB
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, footines
old q and new T' work. Z. dALEA. At. Sssa.
FENCES INSTALLED, wire or wood: our
sEELYE cq Gsseral asss Contracting. 1900
EISoE n9h,as put the psst
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
GhNEsAL ain ans SS SGSoNT1RSAcr1sG-carpentry re-
Rk1DaNTIaL GGas1s1s Sess SoNTRaG RIeE ia
GENERAL REPAIRS of all kinds; recrea-
ton rms. and bars specially. CARL w.
SNIDER. Jr.. GE: 6172. IL
compess ssste@s WITH
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
EESNsg5INEERI1MGs. ENG 10s. CO., 1921 Ga ave.. GE.
INFERIOR 'osSS o4sSSD EXTERIOR painting.
Fine wall covering. and paper hanging.
snanf saa ssss
Garfield st. NV. AID. 1714. %
tops; tops entire Job done from floor to cell
KS6fHSNT KS6EEN HohE aEusuS SG EH .WE}scs viii
aluminium storm windows will keep your
YndSg %sv frames fom Tottng ans
HOMES Co. 1918 wis. ave. Bethesda
MAaSSaNY. @ y. AND n l,,. Special wood
PAiar1Ad: Z Nj Ad: SIsS psxSrEnne, floors. vat water.
risf 1875 req a1shsT sef Rffas
PAfNTING, papering, plssterins. floor re-
finishing: general home improvements; SO
S.1sS i n9sNEE; SciS EStabiishsd 60 S5; To- il
vstsans Sssd ST. hshst sbs sFad ssaD q and paint
PAPERNG,. PAINTING. general repairs
quality workmanship only; by very reliable
snf Thts ,erses rs in TIM
M. DECORATORS. GE. 2247 or IA, 0396
5sS1aishas ns1s. ssRysnisnt Say terms; free f;si'
kEMoD1EL: moasrnize ySn5 Ga, home ssp roy;
tsrisL Phone W; ST 5. ~TAYIoR. 81. ST. sSas aa
TYaTTsvRP fEsa!rfs f1ssPt FL corTs.sT1se ans sas
ing: ali work suarantesd; no down pay
mate call WA. s4se days or ewes:
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT co
E,Remodeling from bsmt. to attic; roof.
EEsif7 Fra tf5ps HOME Mh SpEoy2nGsT Ssf Nq asse CO
White asbestos and Insulbrick siding. We
have It. We apply it. Free estimates
PoRcHEs' aSsc hs' MADE INTO ROOMS a special
ty;,, bricktex siding; electrical plumbing
5 yrs. to pay. WASHINGTON CONTRACT
ING hSnITi6ss G1 "a r.mossjns miss earnentrv nlms
ing, plasterine, painting, etc; free esti-
H2MroN q 9sssf eo sesri . Psz
ATTENTION. PROPERTY owNERsIFo,
that remodeling work. call veterans Al
their trade. DAVIS a. LEARY, FA. 1742
SPRING is HERE-Remodel and renovat.
now; free estimates; all work guaranteed
immediate service. Phone TIE. 770O, C. q
q. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Ia
w. o. WARNER CONTRACTING CO.
Commercial and residential repairs ant
remodeling; years to pay; free estima tes
BIC PAPERiNG SPECIAL for spring only
For every room we paper, we paper the
ceiling free. A. r. SEELYE CO. (Home
1mprovements). 1400 L st. NV, DI. 0S5s
lib
Evening star., 1947-05-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

tsosSn. pa.fians seo Agency has I'm
immed. stenographic positions, $50 week
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. $685..
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, experienced,
HO. 69S9
Evening star., 1947-05-09


DINING ROOM sUITE-puncan phyfe, jr.
size: size credenza. table. chairs; $3.50.
dition: ,Faod. MILES Burtonsviile. Nd,
bisfHa bTNfNG ROOM surTEs-ABBoTT q
strusssd suites. !-1o PCS. each Is il sood
sasgf'19a ssos 18th st. s. NV. "a. si1a. Open
DINiiNG RIM. SET, 1o-pc modern lined
oak, including extra leaf and table pads:
$3.50; Phone uH 94sS, 4 Z, err, g
paspeHrIe 9s
dtshwssher that heats its own water. al
asshss shs H5as Il sRs sia
SSsIH pSissHWasaEss as aEs 81 Immediate 1S delivery;
prices sa and easy easy terms. Select % your dish. 81.
washers from Washington's largest selec-
ton of Of nationally FAMOUS = stsndard branas ln.s
pm. pm Ii 2sss. LII. sal.
DISPOSALS-Immedia delivery; electric
s4 sa1nsss sipsTsa 10y TIRE SEiess saa
slI 9 pm. Ii ssss: II. sS4I;
DOLL HOUSE; very attractive. sH. 1I41;
DRArTING MAcmNE-saye e5s on two
K & Paragon drafting machines. COM
plete with scales; practically new. Phone
National 9252 or call at 1713 Rhode Island
ave. NV 10
DRAPEs, orchid silk: 4 silk covered cor
nices. "a in. wide. 2 hall chairs, wooden
mantei ship; brass andirons and dresids
set: telephone table: black velvet eveninl
wrap. white fox collar. new; ships clock
DRESS, long, informal. light blue, nyior
abie cs W. s.' 1914 sfssr Sns fs..oni
DRILL YKIse, IA" Delta, wise: shsper
metal a. Atlas; saw. 10- tilt-table. 4
attic. new, Rear 1913 18th st. NV. los
DRILL PRESSES, 15-in. and 20-in. bench
and door models, Walker-Turner,- complete
005O, Mr. Cavanauxh, between $40 m
and 5 pm Monday throulfn Saturday. -1f
DRY CLEANING-1 00d salons Painter
1900 al. x7z4. Iii
Evening star., 1947-05-09

excel. location, modern equipment 81 900
cash down. Exclusive with CHAPMAN
REALTY CO.. NC. Realtors, RE. 3sI6.
%
BEAUTY sHOP-Located In ne. residen-
saIPPes s ssnssF sf III fos health F' Ca.
fSGs DGs doing s., 500 Wk.; wonderful location,
as;od good rent and lease; very sstrsstiys stors
CO. ioIs vt. s avel. RE. 1878: hrs. 3 to 3 3
TssssdMays; Ts So SEsEp s9 ! On ssturdaay asy., p
most salable. food product; equipment cost
$4,000; asking price, $4,000; excel. op-
portunity for man with right experience.
hr sss1s e eest ds1s de1s st to ive On
GRocERy-DoinE $4,000 per wk.: colored
ton priced @ rishs 1g RDoE sn Really Ally ess co
l01s Vt. ave. RE: 1878; hrs, to week
sEsTa1RsHr saysi z e on sat n..r,v M.rv;sn ~
about 10 miles from D. C.; estab. long
time, modern equipment in din. rm. and
kit also soda fountain: basement for
e1ms ease aLEY s zssfs assor ss s
ready-to-wear store.
seDes 81 a0e Tta ESQ ssfD S0sRs
gtssa9 :; res s z s = s 81
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, excel. downtown
location; street foor; take over Lease and
pay for equipment only. Call RE. 3533
WoMEs's " si And cHILDRENs wearing .p-
paral shop. In shopping center, in q thickly-
populated residential section OF Wash; well
established; over S65. 1000 annually; rea-
sonablc rental and can be purchased rea-
sonably because of other interests. Box
442-C, Star. g.
BEAUTY SHOP, apt. with shop; dry
booths. 2 wet; l operator viii remain; good
sc. business section; wen established bgsi-
ness. Call after 9 m, TR. cole. %
PART-TIME WIRED MUSIC business for
sale requiring only few hours any day Of
the week; small Investment Of 5000. With
excellent return. RE. s4ss for further
SANDWICH BAR-soDA FOUNTAIN wanted
By. pvt. party. please furnish complete
details; no agents. Box 392-B, Star. 12s
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY. SITEs-e sites
bought In 1885, sites bought In 1g41;
beautiful lfts: sell ut cost price on each
deed Phone GE 7s4b; 12s
NV. near 2 St. available nov. i4ttable for
sry type business. win transfer Ipg lease.
R1ALTY Co. 03e Nev York ave -. g
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with time lock
individual stor-
work stairs. all
finish. Can be
any part. Must
ROW, HOO s,
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9 gas stoves.
sidewall electric
10th, cash and
n. w., OR. 6549.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
orcesnot Trunan--have changed citys ealing habits

Some restaurants are egg
less, some hotels are meat-less.
some people eat-less, but ac-
cording to the consensus the
whole program is sense-less.
A quickie survey by The Chi
cago Star this week showed
that Chicagoans, generally,
don't believe the answer to Ell
ther high prices or food for Eu-
rope lie in President Truman's
(Sen. Taft, ct alb meat-less
Tuesdays and egg-less and poul-
try-less Thursdays.
However, an effort is being
mde by some.
The program was hexed by
the Chicago Restaurant Asso-
citation last week, when Donald
F. Kiesau, executive vice-pres-
ident disclosed that the associ-
alton had voted not to enforce
the Presidents request. Kiesau
said they were urging patrons
to observe the Presidents
wishes" but he pointed out
that the program was "volun-
tary. That's what the public
expects it to be-"
Kiesau's statements to news
men was an indication that the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

Restaurant Association would
vote against observing Presi-
dent Truman's request. Kiesau
said:
Customers are just raising
hell at being served egg-less
breakfasts.
It's tough on Mattresses, you
know. from the standpoint of
tips. when people are served a
meal they're not satisfied with"
However, Miss Alta Sullivan,
secretary of Mattresses Union
No. 484, pooh-pooed Kiesau's
stand. cts way too early to
know yet whether meat-less
and egg-less days will have any
effect on mattresses. OR for
that matter, any affect, period"
GROCERS and meat market
operators reported no notice
able change in sales with the
advent of meat-less and egg
less days. People are still buy
ing meat on Tuesday and eggs
on Thursday, they said. But
sales aren't anything to brag
about-haven't been for many
months.
Zohrer's Market, $3.50 S.
Princeton av.: "The general
trend is this: People are nickel
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
How much justice
will s10 Get YOU?

LOUISVILLE. KY. tFP) -
Quarterly court Judge Henry
Thieman told nine arrested
strikers here they could have a
trial by jury if they put up
$le piece in advance TO pay
the jurYmen. He informed Them
this was to make sure the six
jurors get their So each.
The men were arrested at
the gates of the Intl. Harvester
Co. plant. where they have
been on strike since Sept. IL.
One of those arrested. IntI. Rep.
Lloyd James of the United
Farm Equipment Workers
(CIO1. was accused of melting to
riot by talk he made in front
of the plant.
Trial of James and another
man was set for Oct. Is. The
others are TO be tried Oct. 90
if they put up the dough. If not.
Thieman will pass on their
cases without a jury.
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dropped some, we'd say. But
it's not noticeable. Sales are
down generally because of high
prices"
TONGUE in cheek, most ho-
tells were complying with the
presidential request. Pat Sher-
ron, Food Cost Supervisor of
the Drake Hotel, said the Drake
was just getting into the swing
of the program" He continued:
We've gotten a LOT of COM
plants. Some people argued
that the US. has millions of
dozens of eggs stored away to
keep prices of eggs up"
Sherron said rolls and butter
had been removed from the
immaculate white linen COW
cred tables in the Drake dining
rooms. Customers are asked if
they want rolls and butter in
stead. But Sherron laughed,
''Most customers ask for rolls
anyway"
THE HEAD chef at the Stew
ems said his hotel was comply
ing, but he said, "we've had a
lot of complaints. People say:
We're willing to pay for it
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
THANKSGIVING plan
hit by AFL union

SAN FRANCISCO - lFP) =
Pres. Humans srain-conserv-
ing plan for so-daY shutdown
of the nations distilleries and
breweries brought a threat of
legal action under the Taft
Hartley law against the distill-
cries by an AL union.
Pres. Joseph O'Neill of the
DistillerY RectifYing g. Wine
Workers Init. Union charged in
wire TO administration leaders
and distillerY owners that the
proposed shutdown will throw
100000 workers out of jobs in
"a needless and meaningless
sacrifice"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

(meat OF eggs, so bring 'em
here"
The Palmer House reported:
"We're complying Making a
desperate effort. But we have
banquets-planned long in adj
vance-where people of. .uh
=. opposite parties don't take
too kindly to the Presidents
program. You know-the Re-
publicans."
MOST restaurants surveyed
by The Chicago Star answered
that they were members of the
Chicago Restaurant Associa-
ton, and they were "going
along with the organizations
decision not to comply"
OF Chicago's approximately
1000 restaurants, more than
2,40O are members of the as
ISOLATION.
Hard-hit by meat-less and
egg-less days, The Ham M
Egger, So w. Randolph ST.,
fumed over the telephone:
'What can WE do? People
come here to eat ham or bacon
and eggs. Right now, we're
trying to get customers in the
mood for waffles."
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states attorney, who has been
censured by many civic leaders
for his intimate friendship with
George Bieber and Michael Brod-
kin, "mouthpieces" for the Ca
pone-Guzik mob.
Other machine candidates who
were approved by the committee
were Samuel B. Epstein Demo
cratic Boss j. M. Arvey's law
partner, James ]. McDermott,
julius j. Hoffman Gov. Green's
mani, and Judges Charles E.
Byrne, George M. Fisher, John c..
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

scholarship and fine character"
Jones and Dickerson are among
the three Negro candidates on the
Progressive ticket.
Zalmon H. Garfield, campaign
manager for the Progressive
Party, charged that the commit
tee ignored ~ least 10 well
qualified Progressives."
THE PRoGRESSIYES feel that
they have won ga victory" by
gaining recognition for Jones,
Dickerson, and Carey, Garfield
said, but he commended:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18


conducted by the bar association
will show greater hostility to the
infamous machine ticket, and
more approval of the Progress
sives."
The committees recommends
tons, he pointed out, included
"some of the most notorious anti
labor injunction judges on the
Superior Court bench.
Among the worst injunction
judges" to be approved were
Judge John J. Lupe, who issued
strike-breaking decree against
the Go Newspaper Guild, and
Judge Ulysses S. Schwartz, whose
DEGREES have smashed repeatedly
at AFL, CIO, and independent
unions.
Judge Joseph A. GRADER, de-
nounced as "the worst injunction
judge on the BENCH" was APP
proved as fairly qualified"
Another machine candidate who
was favored by the committee is
Wilbert F. Crowley, first assistant
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

AANW oCNC1OJlllCllto.
Milt Burns, FE director of or
ganization, described the COM
pany's refusal to continue negoti-
ations another example of the
dilatory tactics they've been
following for months"
Harvester had taken the stand
that it would not negotiate be-
cause $500 workers at the Farm
all works at Rock Island went on
strike.
This is the phony pretext that
the company has followed in re-
cent months" Burns said. "They
won't negotiate while there's a
wildcat strike anywhere. But they
have been negotiating, which
shows the sham of their stand.
Harvester has been breaking
and resuming negotiations for
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u. S. won't touch
Nazi monopoIisfs

BOSTON-FP)-Th question
of destroying the German cartel
system 'has been placed on ice for
five years" by American policy
makers, U. S. spokesman said
here. He was Thomas C. Blaisden,
assistant to the secretary of COM
merce for international trade, who
told Harvard Law School for
UNI that he was summarizing
government policy.
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Parks takes gift
to Polish kids

Sam Parks. president of the
Wilson Local. clio United Pack
inghouse Workers. was on his
way TO Europe this week carry
ing a check for $1,000 from
District l of the union to Polish
war orphans.
Parks is touring Europe as
the winner of the Chicago
Star subscription drive which
offered the trip as a grand
prize.
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"These recon-
mendations d o
not reflect the
sentiments of a
majority of the
bar associations
members, but of
a small, select
group. We feel
confident t h a t
the results of the
referendum tn he
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Sidney A. Jones
Jr., Earl B. Dick
erson, and Ho-
.mer F. Carey.
OF Carey, pro-
.fessor of rent
law at North
western Univer-
sity, the commit
tee said:
.'He is a man
of cellen Mt
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and dining us to death. A little
of this and a little of that. Some
said they've already been hav-
ing meat-less and egg-less days
without presidential order"
Knauth's Meat Market. 30Sd
N. Racine av.: People aren't
too much for il. People are
buying meat and eggs and poul-
try just the same as before"
Philip Feinberg Market, 1924
w. Roosevelt I'd: "Sales have
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again was con-
demned by the
Chicago Bar As
ISOLATION, h o W :
ever, which said
that it usually
robbed the peo-
pie of their right
to choose judges.
It "dis-enfran-
chises the pub
lie" and makes
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some time, hoping to demoralize
the workers, especially those on
strike at Louisville, KY. But the
workers attitude has only stiff
fened."
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Three Progressive Party can
didates were among the II nomi-
nees whom the committee de-
clared to be qualified. They are
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judges scornful of public opini-
on and responsible to the
politicians and not to the public"