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OFFICES FOR RENT,


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With Saf1Dafi Smother attorneS. BOY s4oc, ssaf:
ENTIRE FLSoEs nse st. gs west S
etc. ,centrally located; Avsilsble about
M Fs0 ave- 9H eHA re- Z s suRs a1d eves Sso
FuRNIsHED. ifi modern -air-cond ONCE;
prem; Paotn;ct doxntoWn sS1a 'oldg' 18th and g.
1pss'5.is PwoNkooM ON SUITE FOR RENT or two
fTAshE snTeA sees Fos sa oFfIcEsBasement FL of
Se@m seS Saffa Pshsd ss NM nice faotts pine
pipg Ing, %n Eate5 o ete 1ss, Rent' so5 mo- CITY
sHAIT4 sMAEE stlTE GG "a bath;
private entrance, Suitable professionaal a
Pa or and s%s goth '1ssnA@%s8RR h~ Mr.
Ea EaRGE GET LigaT EsfkaaSS OFFICE. 500 SO. 1t It
Or unfurn. Refs. required. Box 394-c,
OFFICE. FURNIsHED-Desk space; mail
GoW1E' So& Eye st. niW for hs cojosed
office space, in newly renovated building;
GzsalM OF ssh TH. ooo9 or $780, FRANZ 5o-
pENTisT-sso So. IT.. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc;
ts1% e 'sS sVssBis So s.
sfd pGss ss sssa soS Ssss,
s1 SUITE OF F. ROOMS Maurs approa m 500 Soo So it,
finest downtown location. RE- 1888 or
m ioi7 'ai 18th ST. N.w.-3 very large Offices
of approx. 1000 SO. it. on first fl. OF com
Rssfy seSeSSS Per Des mo KAY 1s9
AZ aTrkacrIvR We OFFICE SPACE. ] 400 So
shsrt ST i9Fs Lease s,sIs RA ;oss3io ss20 IN
fSInfa L sssd 1854 sshsGs P
c;HiRoPoDisT. Chi s pESS;T1sTs, etc.-suite Of
va, between Alexandria and washington
20, 900 population. Phone MR.. MADDEN
DENTISTS ) OFFICE. first floor. 2 rms. and
MSESSsssBuRa MSESSsss CO. Ma. s1SS: ewes, yes, Il
ist floor Of downtown office building: suit
es1f es MR. afF asfs4E %aqERs ssnif DI 4asS %
sss esrz eoSS g sS SIds Es 4 ro1ns # in
OFFICE SPACE, one block from State
Dept. on Penna; ave-; has t9i5et. nn saicony: sa
excellent lease to responsible parties. Gail
ME-. 920S. -l2
OFFICE AND SHOP SPACE, on carline,
near downtown; first floor and two upper
rooms; ideal for office and workrooms
decorator or light mgr. will like this; rent
separately or as a unit. Call DU. 4l23.
1164 1sth ST. NV. tnear NJ st.l-4th, f.,
for artists studio. Call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & Co, 1415 Z st. NV, ME. 5400.
III
1909 L ST. N.W-2nd A.; attractive suite
Of 2 lge. rms. and bath with piate-glass
front window; approx. 715 SO. #. newly
CO, I415 K st. NV, ME-. 5400. liz
PHYSICIAN WILL SHARE Office In Medi-
cal Center, morning hours to p.m:; eie-
vator building, switchboard. Box 20o-C,
Star.
ONE BLOCK from new @. w. University
Hospital; 2-story building on Pa. ave-;
will remodel for responsible tenant; excel
1 NoRRIs' s3 Reaitor. 21s6 Pa. ave: n,w.
CONN. AVE. NEAR R-2nd floor front;
500 So. IT. with bath, excellent for dental
or any other type of office. Call once OF
WALTER OGUS. RE. 24S4. IL
ORS-DENTISTS-Suites now avail
able in the Park Lane Bldg. A modern
medical center and near all !. downt4MnI own
hospitals, at the corner OF 2lst and Eye
board service See or call resident man
ager, Re. 140o: 2025 Eye St. NV. II
ONCE. 8 lge desks, suitable insurance or
similar business or consider renting desk
space. WI. 1886.
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LOTS WANTED.

Nd. scofT CofT sANpEss. s DER s. r. 1858 ~
washington. b. C. Call q. H PARRISH.
IoT sufTABLE for warehouse, 10000 50.
Ia
VETERAN HAS CASH for purchase, from
owner of home site, "a acre or acre, near
Lee blvd, Falls Church area, preferably
yicinity, of Fort Buffalo. Seven Corners
Lot III NORTH ARLINGTON, on paved
street, with sewer and water available.
Box 39-E, Star.
immediate building. $1,000, more or less.
Call 81, g365
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STORES FOR RENT.

Eth ST. s.W.-Busy section, lge. display
window. nice depth. wholesale or retail:
g risht party: = Apply in person only,
aCAIL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN'@Tc assist
you in selling your store at market value.
Thank you. HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN.
MEMS MEMS HABERDAsHERY sToRE"-own-
ers must sell this. newly equipped. modern
little shop located in nv. business sec
of fixtures and stock. approx. SS.QO0.
Please call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
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PROPOSALS.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF Montgomery County
examination for clerks, typists and stenog-
raphers will be given by the civil service
Saturday at $50 am. February i. ie47.
at Richard Montgomery High School, Rock.
vile, Maryland. Applications must be
filed for admission to take examination.
Forms may be secured from the ONCE OF
the civil service commissioner in the
County Building. Bethesda; the county
supervisor in the Court House, Rockville,
and the commissioners ONCE in the County
Building, Silver Spring. For further in
formation call office of Civil Service Com-
missioner Oliver 230O
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BLDG. SITE wanted, about a.. with trees
and year-around stream, withins commut-
ing distance of Wash; moderate price.
Box 470-D, Star. 12s
HOUSES ARE STILL IN DEMAND-Let
Victor Wickersham's 10 matter statesmen
DEV. CO., EN- 4709. EN-. O733. -1S
Gail HARRY I. FRIEDMAN''-To assist
you in selling your real estate at market
MAN, Broker, RE. 1856.
1 NAVE A CASH BUYER for ant. house
with 4-S,l2 2 or 20 units , VIcT9Eu T9ERuW WlGR- sR
WANTEp Va ff2S' FOR GR CASH CASH home in ne wash
ington or nearby Md. Ho. 01Sl, eyes.
WA 4069 10
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JNvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

aCALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN to assist
you in selling your real estate at market
value Thank you. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
4-FAMILY UNIT-we need several for
ready cash buyers; direct from owner. E.
IS YOUR BUILDING IN BAD SHAPE? Do
You want to sell it as is? Call ME 5s27,
OV 2120.
GLOVER PARK, Berleith area-4-unit apt.
bldg, from owner preferred; will invest to
10000 above 1st trust EN-. 1140.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND.

fUTLDERS, ATTENTION. Several choice
sites suitable for apts, or shopping centeLs
Mr. DELPHI or MI; Mulroy. GIL. 09o2. ARL
WILL SELL OR TRADE for building lot
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Blk. l. Sec. 139,
Lot A. j. D. HAWKINS, 500 st. ne.
OVER II ACRE on Kenilworth ave. zoned
commercial; short-term lease; $1,000 yr.
CADYARK REALTY, WA. 919S.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK, PHONE, SEC. PHONE service: Du-
pont area. Call CO. $500. -l3,
dition BLDG; reasonable. Apply 921
10Th ST NV -12
HAVE OFFICE DOWNTOWN and stenog-
rapfer to share with another manufacture
er's representative: cost very reasonable;
or will consider sharing office and stenog.
rapher in another location. Call ME. 42s2
SILVER SPRiNG-otfce desk space: excel
lent location. Box 1860, Star. -12
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

CONNECTICUT AND QUE = Available,
morning. aft. or evening. parties. piano
teachers. meetings: seats so persons for
REAR OF 500 18th ST. N.W.-Piano stu
dio, during morning and afternoon, with
some evening hrs, full or partial use.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN and zoned as second cont
mercial-3-story building with 23-ft front,
age and about. 1900 50, #. on ground an
ioor, suitable for printer machine mas Sheop. ear
rent rent and owner viii remodel; Contact MI
Mahoney, with JOHN J; McRENNA, B1 Real
SOMMERCiAL LAND on Mt. Vernon ave,
Sc. 900 sa. #. with 6o0,ft. frontage, suit suit
able for shopping center OF, any other
pest Of this land. j. LEE PRICE, 1908 So.
Arlington Ridge rd., Ivy 1872 or JACK
snp I6flA Id
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STORES WANTED.

STORE, suitable for package iiauor store
wanted by responsible party: will buy lease
Il necessary. Box ID. Star
immed, with or without apt. Ii. II 53
daily except l to 6 pm. 12s
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN''-To assist
you in selling your store at market value.
Thafk you. HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE 1166.
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ssAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ment. fireplace and bath. double garage
with shed. On 7Ox500-foot lot. Excellent
condition. Located on Atlantic ave, Ocean
View, Delaware Call $50 Dickinson.
Write or see VERNON W. McCABE. Ocean
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CALL HARRY j. FRIEDMAN"-To assist
you in leasing your warehouse at market
value. Thank you. HARRY /. FRIED
DoWNfoWN WAREHoUsE, reasonable
rent. APPROX. 5000 SO, IT. Call Ma. S697:
APPROX; 450 SO. FT;, on End hooT r o1
RY J. ROBB, INC, 1924 VT. ave. DI S141.
-12
space, 5000 square feet, centrally located
in downtown n:w.; $500 per months Box
292-D, Star.
TWO ENTIRE FLOORS, 18th ST., Just west
OF Conn. ave Approximately $4,000 So.
it., suitable for Offices, machinery. ware
house, etc. Centrally located: Available
about Feb. 1. CHAS L. NORRIS, Realtor.
2l35 Pa ave. NV. RE. 2112. Sun and ewes.
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coMMERcIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT for rent. ap-
proximately 1000 So. #: rental. S125
month aa4E al aBo9T Sa4S' $4,000 FIT. End com comm.
erourid Half and M sts. Sc, to lease for
term OF years THOMAS T. BROWN &
BON. 615 4th st. s.w.. MA. 1873.
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FLOOR sPACE-About 207x7b' hirh-ceil.
ing basement or first floor for Judo school
First commercial or. residential location
Call EX 7476 any time. is
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MONEY WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE.

We HAVE FIRST and second trust notes
n D. C. property, MURRAY CO.. 1929
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
FLOOR SPACE WANTED.

DESK SPACE in downtown office building
for public stenographer. Call between IL
and 4 pm, Sunday only. IA -47S9.--
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,nn,IsTR,Al GROUND FOR SALE

APPROX. $1,000 so. FT:. located near @
Bladensburg I'd. and New YORK ave- raj az.
road siding, priced at 81 per II Gan MI
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING, suitable for grocery store,
wanted Immediately. MISS KENT. AD.
s493. MI. 20S0 Ii
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN"-To assist
you in selling your real estate at market
value Thank you. HARRY I. FRIED
MAN, Broker, RE. 1856.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

call HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN"-To assist
you in selling your warehouse at market
value. Thank YOU HARRY I. FRIED
MAN Broker RE. 1856
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available: .
MayyianS. small or large screaSe: long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
70 once UN 1895: res. EM: S7ou--
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call HARRY I. FR1EDMAN'-To assist
you in selling your real estate at market
value. Thank your. HARRY I. FRIED
MAN, Broker, RE 1166.
RESIDENTIAL LOT, in beautiful Florida
suburban city. "a miles from Tampa-60x
1872 IT., street and, utilities paid: very
in this area. Call SGT. DORT, TIE. 9b49
or write, Box 2O4. Alexandria, Va.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
REAL EsrATE SALE or EXCHANGE

CALL HAIRY /. FRIEDMAN'-To assist
you in selling your warehouse at market
value Thank you HARRY I. FRIED
MAN, Broker. RE 1856.
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OPPORTUNITY to buy highly profitable
Commercial property in improving retail
NV. section. Special consideration Tor
Excellent investment opportunities in
Apartments, sizes from 8 units up good
terms: good returns. Take advantage OF
RENEE, Broker, MA. 9155: ewes, Ii. 2O40.
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I6-UNIT APT, near Dupont Circle; 3
stories excellent condition; tenants ants pay for @
FELL REAL ESTATE CO, .SH, 1103.
b-UNIT APT, beautiful brick detached
building: tenants furnish ut1htles; excel Gel
p EFEI, REAI, ESTATE CO, SH. l1O3.
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place Tor retlrement, at only SS,UUU; 4U
acres cultivated, 72 meadows and pasture.
good fence. 11-room house, 2 lge. barns
ming water in house and some buildings,
automatic stoker furnace in cellar, tenant
house and other desirable features IA mi.
this side of Cumberland in fertile valley
in West Virginia on main line of B. & o.
Act quickly. Call OR. b31Q.
IF YOU are considering buying farm or
selling your farm, acreage or lots, phone
GIL. S573 for prompt service. H. A.
DARNE, 5712 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
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COUNTY FARM, $50
from D. c.: well watered and well fenced:
all necessary outbuildings;, excellent 7-rm.
brick house: elec. and water: 10000;
356 acres, 1886 tillable; sandy soil; l
spring, streams; located on hard road;
good barn and all necessary outbuildings:
10-rm., 2-bath frame house with elec.;
garage: price, S2S,500.
40 acres, 11O tillable; we'll fenced;
good barn for brooder houses; l stream:
ines: on hard road; excel 6-rm house;
cleo: price, SIT 900. Also several other
good farms listed. Call Mr.. Ruble, Pooles-
WI. 6aOO EARL T. WRIGHT, Realtor,
Bethesda, Md --
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1914 ACRE DAIRY FARM, 6-rm. bungalow,
2O-cow dairy barn, other outbldgs.; o
miles from Rockville; S19.500. WI. 44S3.
acres, on maid road to Annapolis. One s.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-2 lovely adjoin-
ing lots in, this beautiful location; price.
s sSsndins 2 Washington Colt
nfce l4e nisW noW. SsSe5 ahs RoE asr
ts1 tSn Bidge rd.' Arlington, va. ia. a4s4'
IT,, suitable to build an 1s-unit apt.
2-MacArthur blvd. ana v st: NV
1900 So. #, overlooking Potomac River
cTsek soo Church I'd ansa and foT Websssr
M1caHNEL MaGsH E soN nSS as11 'GE Eye at s.
SILVER sPRING-Three lots with foot.
and basement sash included.
s|ss & sssd Rsss'iYo noRHRf sHs
q MELTON. Realtors. SH. 1900. liz
COLORED-4Sth AND CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
P. CANT, Jr.. Du. 4192.
CoLORED-WE. HAVE an excellent choice
ei eiai. I'm located IN capital View. Eastiana
Gardens and other desirable ne: areas Il
you are planning home or thinking nf
building fol. any PURPOSE pc sure ana call
Say sa Il s54e Or Il Rto1e Ssae s5i sApAI TAI
CCsnHI.oeIRRED-wnL SELL lots, 1s9xlas
each on colesyIlls PHI PIKE route S a6,d 45
CoLoREDlisth Col ST. NE. near Sheriff I'd
l-2 lots, 25xf20, $3.50. also many others
STONE. MA. 1854, NO. 37I2; AT. 1876;
| In eS street; 5000. " louis p sHoEMAkER
I719 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
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orch. 8 a. wheat. $3.50. II a, r.. lge.
creek CREE ceoa e1es ava aya 300 % r. BARN BARN
nr. IT. X. 81. 300. Dairy. $50 a.. +. 30
stanchiens, elee;, $1,000 ;,, Dairy; %5o a. q;
f.. nicely decorator. $1,000. B. F. PER
eoMBIkATIoN SoMi SfTlRss0n cooauNrKY oa STORE and
livestock, store stock and fixtures; $4,000.
.F9s y tobasn GsDsgsaT spa timber ya land
within 80 miles Of the District, now. oper-
ated by tenant on $3.50 basis; nets ap-
proximately $1,000 per year wv Tits g, p9sSl- Goo
Exclusively with SNYDER REALTY CO.
so acres Of rich d woadans soil nd ts fsaTsd sad
is located at an altitude Of $50 feet above
sea level on a hard road, commanding
yey Of Ttb the
shrubbery: electricity; bath and hss-aair
beat sa srgSm S2ooder tsnaho houses capacty So
tfis farm is fully equipped with 33 head
sf of igsndin fsFm maelnssg needed for WORKING
farm with the exception of tractor; fall
work completed; present owner e has IL hyed
cusaMAN. cT SIM SO Frederick pike, Gathers
235 ACRES Of sweet farmland tnat ieeos
and fatters sc head Of cattle plus o lot OF
Digs Der year. Fenced and eross-fenced;
plenty water; over mile river bottom: l69
acres tractored, about 55 acres in small
grain. balance pasture and saw timber;
Groom cinder- block. almost new. on good
road, with current; barns and sheds; nice
neighborhood: close to town % ..,, This his farm farm
BOO; = d :SH SO. 900 cash. bal AZ. NATHAN
oWARoFF gealter seottsville;a 1nea Va Write ysye
ether farms. homes. hunting and fishing
acreage. Best beef in the Q. s. is raised
Iss ACRES near Hyattstown. fronting on
Route 240: buildings SET ses back ,nI from tn, the
look: just a farmhouse with electricity
and bath, stove heat: plenty OF ,outbuild-
ings consisting Of bank barn. new hoghouse.
implement shed. garage and other small
large stream: possession TO
suit purchaser; $4,000, and looks to be
worth the money any time: will sell equip
ped with new tractor. all stock and farm
machinery, $4,000. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
$40 Frederick pike. Gaithersburg. Nd.
Tel. 298. Open today.
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FREDERICK COUNTY-Dairy farm, 1s6
acres, near New Market; 7-rm. house,
fine outbuildings, 20 stanchionS, dairy
house; price includes IA milk cows, all
stock crop and implements; good streams;
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
BY BILL CARR

When members of the Din
ing Car Employees Union
(AFL) recently were awarded
a half million dollars in back
pay by a Chicago court, a for
mer dining car waiter was
credited with the court victory,
He was Sidney A. Jones Jr..
3e-Year Negro lawyer. For
him the decision represented
more than an economic battle.
1t was part of the fight he
has been waging for years on
behalf of his people, who are
the victims of the worst preju-
dice, discrimination, and out
right violence in the United
States.
Sidney Jones knows that fight
well. He has been engaged in
it since his boyhood in Savan-
nah, Ga, where his father was
an undertaken.
I'VE had no adequate high
school for Negroes there" he
recalls, 80 l went to Atlanta.
went to college there, too"
It was during his college days
that the t h oughtful good
natured lad worked as waiter
on Western railroad trains. He
worked during summer vaca-
tons to earn enough money to
stay in school.
" He had not intended to leave
the South, but he wanted to be
a lawyer.
I'm ALL GEORGIA. which
has a population of more than
a million, there are only five
Negro lawyers, he points out.
!. ""In fact, there are only $500
in the entire countryside of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13

causes, and restrictive cove
nants, which it is largely up
to Superior Court judges to
enforce or refuse to enforce.
The presence of Negro
judges on the bench would have
several important effects. II
would constitute a lesson in
democracy for whites. Their
respect for the Negro people
would be increased if they saw
a Negro holding a position of
public trust and confidence.
1T WOULD raise the morale
of the Negro people, who would
see that they were being given
representation in the admins
tration of public affairs.
And it would also change
the attitude of the other judges
toward Negroes who come be-
fore them, because they would
be aware of the Negro as a
human being and as a citizen
from work with a Negro col
league"
IT'S GENERALLY agreed
that the presence of Sidney
Jones on the bench would be
a notable achievement in the
fight for civil rights.
Only recently he played a
major part in winning a suit
for $500 damages against the
Louisville & Nashville Ry.. Co.,
which had refused to serve two
Negro passengers on train
bound from Cincinnati, O., to
Nashville, Tenn.
The victory was doubly sig
nificant because the damages
were awarded by an all-white
jury, and the white judge who
heard the case refused the rail-
roads petition to appeal the
decision.
These are battles we must
win" Jones says. With more
democratic representation on
the bench. we will win them"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
Sidney A. Jones Jr:-a New Dealer for
Judge under the Progressive Party banner

judge, Albert 3. George OF the
Municipal Court, who had since
become a member of the state
board of pardons and paroles,
was Jones first law partner.
Another partner was Charles
jenkins, state representative.
In 1889, Jones left his law
practice to work with the U. S.
Department of Labor. Since
1916 he has again been trying
private cases, with SPECIAL en-
phasis on civil rights, restric-
tive covenants, labor disputes,
and defense of tenants.
II WAS a-Republican orig
inally," Jones says. Roosevelt
and the New Deal caused me
to change my stand, however.
1 turned away from the whole
Republican program and be-
came an ardent New Dealer.
II still am a New Dealer.
That's way I'm running on the
Progressive Party ticket for
the Superior Court"
AS he leaned forward, the
laugh wrinkles about his eyes
disappeared. He spoke earn
eStly:
This whole question of an
all-white bench--such as the
Democratic and Republican par
ties propose with their coalition
ballots OF major importance
to the Negro people to all
people.
FOR ONE THING. take the
Criminal Court, with its double
standard of justice - one for
whites, another for Negroes.
And the Criminal Court holds
the power OF life and death
over the prisoners who appear
before it.
"Then there are the questions
of divorce, which disruptS fam
lily life, and must be considered
from the viewpoint of the social
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13

them in Chicago"
To acquire the law school
training that he needed, Jones
came to Northwestern Univer-
sity. He's lived here ever
since.
81 had planned to go back
South" he explains. II had that
in my mind even after l earned
my law degree at Northwestern.
But the longer a Negro remains
up North, the more he realizes
that the North-despite the dis
elimination against the Negro
people here's almost differ
ent country from the South"
AS A BOY he had decided
to become a lawyer after read
ing a report in the Defender,
widely circulated in Savannah,
that told of the election of
Negro Congressman former
Rep. Oscar DePriesD and a
Negro judge in Chicago.
By a happy coincidence the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13

heave-ho to 1t. William Drury
and Capt. Thomas Connolly,
just because they pinched Jack
Guzik, the Capone syndicate
treasurer.
And Crowley did get one of
those scarce new cars at a
place run by Hy Brody, brother
of Mike Brodkin, Bieber's law
partner.
Two committees-on ethics
and judicial candidates-are
going to tell the Chicago Bar
Association what it should do
about Crowley. He's got a
Sneaking suspicion it won't be
good.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13

And the nasty things that
came out in those hearingsl
For example: Gro wiley
friend of 20 years, George r.
Bieber, has clients who include
businessmen" like Hyrnie
Levin, Jack Guzik, Murray
Humphreys, Tony Accardo,
Tony Capezio, and the other
leaders of the Capone crime
syndicate.
Bieber and Crowley went to
a few cheap saloons like the
Chez Paree and The Pump
Room together.
And then the charges that
Tuohy threatened to give the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
Sues home where
mother was burned

Suit for $4,000 against the OPP
orator of nursing home where
his mother died in fire May II
was filed this week in Circuit
court by Louis Miller, 8O12
Drexel av.
Mrs. Goldie Miller, his mother,
a patient the home died when
fire started in the basement.
Operator of the home at ATOP
Lake Park av., Mrs. Ida Dixon,
was named defendant in the suit.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
BY STAN MACK

Wilbert F. Crowley has his
ups and downs.
Right now he seems to be
having them at the same time.
His latest sup" came Aug.
26, when the Democratic party,
under heavy pressure from
Mayor Kennedy and States
Attorney Tuohy, put him up
for Superior Court judge on
the machine ticket they SO
cozily share with the COP.
Since then matters have
come TO the state where Ken
nelly is finding even his cool,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-09-13
goes down for count

aforementioned office embar-
rassingly hot. And Tuohy is
earnestly discussing the milk
diet he says he's been on since
cop in Dubuque, Ia, pinched
him for trying to throw his
weight around in a saloon
there a few years back.
THE FINAL. crushing blow
the Civil Service Commission
hearings - endangered n e
bright election hopes of not
only Crowley, but also of his
boss brother, Judge John M.
Tuohy, and the other machine
candidates.
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Fit AFwey's snnaeur

In bistering statement issued this week Progressive
Party declared that
recently by Jacob ArveY Democratic
County not only vicious. the fmsy possible
grounds for political mud singing"
Speaking for the Progressive running
for Superior Court judseships
manager. said:
Col ArveY had borrowed the flthest in
the book OF the House UnAmerican activities