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plumbing, side lot for parking: vicinity
18th and Columbia I'd. Call Ma. 1900. :
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4-FAMILY FLAT. M ST n. E.--semidet.
sas and electric, . spts. have hedrms.
2 apis. have ] bedroom Call Mr.. Pelot
with 4: 9. sMITHY CO., MA. 1904 eyes
CHI 2991 lii
1917 18th ST. N.w.-colner grocery and
building for sale. Call RE. 5224 or RA.
1890. PENNY" APosToL1DEs REALTY
ia. 900 TAKES THIS 2o-unit apt. near
18th and Calvert nw-LarEe brick BLDG.
Selling at less than 8 times the income.
Sell vi o sIH SS s ssrs. NE-Attrae-
tive 3-story corner building; contains 2
stores and 3 spts.; modern oil hestins
plant yearly ineomss st;i4o; prisea s ssao
or LU Sill, with r. 8. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. 927 18Th st. NV. I
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. C. Eli
INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR RENT

CL0sE5N ToW N6L tract of land
on long terms. THos. P. BROWN & son.
Sl5 4th st. sw. Ma. 1919.
zoned industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long OF
snSrt-tssm ,ssse PEBBLES CHEMICAL
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
iNyEsTMfNI PROPERTY FOR SALE

ONE STORY AND BASEMENT. heat and
plumbing, side lot for parking: vicinity
18th and Columbia I'd. Call Ma. $500. :
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OPEN 1 TO s-owner wants immediate
gar. Excellent neighborhood. Immediate
. r 10 noss on g eS s ID rss to Y Dm ,q
ma f rd p s FL 0a'n c sf 43 isis D IT.
T XII 81 OK aSp sg SaK GH of4f fsf
an: aeS on s'f s.S It. With sho pSse so tnse a
Gently COMPLETELY i 'nas%iaF 20 hGss
ttructed. hsyins solid stone foundation
h. sw.h., loossai. oE electric storage wste,
heater. 2 large stone chimneys for 3
.ceeEon hall Sts Sinain
W bah 5: ssS Sp IT.
| floor, Q porehes Zone glassed-tnl. stair.
way to .3rd-h. attic and many. other fea;
Sos e or charm e. . ha sse s' se sR aea
place to enjoy that roomy. spacious feelins
Of living with privacy for all members
ens close IN in ony 81 min on doWn
Present hrst mortgage has bal. Of approx
able offer and arrange convenient terms
/ Possession with settlement. To reach;
Drive over Key Bridge, out Lee hwy and
mile to Old Dominion Dr.. Bear left and
continue approx / mile turning left at
lst I'd. beyond county linel and continue
bear left one, blk. to property. DICK
IMMEDIATE ssESSIoN--Attractive q
story cinder block home, steel easement
windows. hne oak floors; OF good prewar
material. built in 1871: liv. nm, dtnstte,
Kit: beerms and bath upstairs; NAT
ine oak shade trees: near Columbia pike,
minutes. drive from psptasoni s1o'2oo,
RALPH GRAIN. CH. 1883, OK z1e1.
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CoLORED-VETERANs under OF
loan; 5-room. semidet brick, tiled bath.
tull bsmt; only J years old; location. Ar
lington. Call GE 1854. ia
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NEW Ne sns .sss sTHcf s. on s $50 f BIZ
THo fsL EsATHx Ken rssaS s 2s BRICK
r plsnb Pasa' sf f1 'PENFAdoN Realty
S S9a ra TfsoS sso' coRNERs-prewar.ballt
and bookshelves in liy. rm., equip: kitchen
4 lee. bedrooms, INV. heat, some fruit
ffHsTfo eSsns RgSHh4S e. Fairfax sSs
NEW CAPE COD. mr. r..rt.s T., Vs.. PED . |.
laundry fUGH: trays. oil INV heat with sc5xs.
PENTAaoN REALTY CO, Fairfax 500,
ALEXANDRIA suBuRBAN-rhis farm
style home is ideally situated, Just rev
minutes b P poosa SsR Af s. sf T.
ise li T.'r rni. With repi and built. in book
cases, ise. din: rm. with bay window. ige.
e dishwssh h and Bendix automatic laundry;
front screened porch, Second f.. has 3
lac bedrms., modern bath; oil heat: 2-e Ca,
house nous; CHICKEN fGSE'f house nclSded Price ssa
500 terms For fun s iHtoFmf LINER cal
DUNCAN & co, Realtors and Insurers,
ra2 RpplsY len, B,dg sb5 King St.; Alex, sik,na
distance ss from bus SCHOOLS and Shopping
this lge. 5-bedrm house in lovely setting
of fine old maple and oak trees; house con
rm. with nrepl., attr. dining rm., real Ice.
modern kit. and pantry: End floor has E
bedrms. and bath; full storage attic; full
excellent garden space, poultry house; q
home OF comfort for a Ice. family; price,
Ex s e aAsr ssGH srESIs R.i.ess
5-ROOM FRAME bungalow. nearby Va:
full basement. oil heat, excellent condition
right. Mrs Brauttgsn, CH DIAL. MYRTLE
A. WEADON &C.. Ow. 7440.
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Annandale, Va Alex 1880
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY, vA.-5 rooms
and bath. pressed stone BUNGALOW, fire.
>place, oak wood floors through entire house:
porch; pretty lot. a years ODD Price,
Near Lyon Park rooms and bath.
500.
In Fairfax Co: Va; and i miles from
chicken house, 1 acre lsnd. fruit and shade
trees. flowers, sarden. Price, $4,000.
n.H eas Acre ssd fruit and
sssas Ok ses 6s15 f or OIL esss SfiShE
WE. SPECIALIZE in tom built stone
and-brick homes, located In best residen-
No. All. wash. Golf and Country Club.
80. Ari. aurora Hills and Club Manor
=, SUB; Alex, 1B5addOck Heishts. Colonial
Priced from $50, 900 to sa5ooo.
construction: in good sections Of No. All;
ff A.. fs se'slntns Grows
2-FAM1LY, heres a, chance to have .
h home and Income liys n apt. rent
with ne co otu ho nese H ' Be seen
to be appreciated, Priced right.
home m" Dedrms s'f'' bath. A' hsf baths fsa
in one Of Arlington's nicer subdivision.
DAVIS REALTY CO., CHI. 1888 OK. 05se.
coLoREDmvEIER iAs. , under q
iI!1nstonn. cal III. Oh. saa4 $500 O.1, .0en
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NEW BRICK HOME, $4,000 On, Mr. anc
building for, you, in All; Va; an ail--brici
sorreous Kit With WestineR Hi fe fs
Maeic Chef range, a solid wall Of cabinet
and rm Length double !drainboaTdis ii.
msr f. with novel, outside ent, handsom,
n sEHs ' sT R0fd Ssk 0q Walks sdGa
T eaiitfsf Slips and rock.Voo insuistion
sans m5e 'G spsn s amy and san 'f'h 70 4eea a
fs' ns s9d sv ss Oy sePtd 5ssqns to q
Sssss ss.5,. FIJI l. ~ sf x
sTBURBAN ALExANDRIA-e-room hous,
.. comm ans e' room sSni4S z E sts s
and modern bath on Isl door: One lare'
room on Sna ooT Oh III heat TT storm win
store' r RE L, RHINE really 60, 50;
Prince st.. Alexandria. TIE. s42e' ewes,
$3.50 0 for an excellent 2-bedroom det
home. plus the other normal rms and
nice lot. This price includes al furniture
even co a9fsNo ossos' RETTY g. POSES s
o UIiSp oyaa I'll 1893 oS 81 elas tam
mouse; BLOCK 10 MI. vernon ave GUS ~
min to Pentagon: big yard: near every
thing; newly painted and papered. TIE
HTnSTsE WITH BEDROOMS. living room
dtnette kitchenette. hath, basement hot
writer heat eas range: 2-ca- earaSe;,-
acres fertile land; near Manassas; Va
Co1' MA 2fs5. Ext l04. a.
AVOID HIGH RENT, buy this 2-tamil
house direct from owner; live in l apt
22.tt. living room, fireplace, 2 bedrooms
upstairs apt living room, 2 bedrooms
lovely kitchen. tiled shower; lot 75xl5.
nice garden; total price, Sl47S0: Is "
Glendale ave, Alexandria. Va OV. o3oi
s-RooM BRICK. det: 2 yrs. old; ful
basement can be converted to recrestiol
excellent condition; $1,000. Mrs. slauEh
ter. Gil: 1881. MYRTLE A WEADOf
co Exclusive Agent, OW. 744o.,
fenced rear yard; near shopping, school
excellent bus service. GIL. 92Ao.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing. plastering, painting, ETC.; free esti-
Raii g p1easf dSSh ga eari hE
PAINTING. pAPERING. floors. water
gass s ssncs ,5s5. GILBERT fs "s'di HAMfI GfEH
ALTERAfloNs, CONCRETE. wall footinss
! 5snforeed sEd & : s9nsrete Call any time, st
pssE and eosz assss se&as %ooB sSmRss fSe
asPaah4 aaaisds nf baIvEWAKs NK l9sS serknr lots
bHLpEk 3Sp cosTRAcfoR ffsfse oyas General
Eepsrs Of all kinds TecreatiSn roopS and
sETRkar1oNs sE1REk os remoaelIns, brick 1s, Work.
ssTpentsyd agd Dar1g Trnag Dlsfse5i1T 1qGg
ssSSRRy.cssa caS SDS5 So. ss4s' 4AS'AiiSsiYEAL II.
terraces. wsks chimHneys Eeplaees &C.
@ Sas HekI s n9fehssi sssaans ans
ESsks NJ Rh9sf s6 eed
basement, footings, etc. For nsew-house hnna;
eonstruction, too, call vINToN DOVE,
a REF DAY woRk q DsissWays Dpsfssss walks
ETss rs sssinsss Ssi MIIo wo ozsi sis
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning. par
ING CoNTRAGToRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL CoNTRacTING, home repairs.
new additions, porches and garages; free
estimates. PARKER. GL. $3.50 Ia
HEATING-Ol furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
| pert ensineering; 3 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERING co. 1921 Ga. ave. GE,
52ss; GE 6o65.
| IRON WORK. FIRE escapes, railings, misc
| iron work. DUPONT IRON WORKS. Ma
3I6S. l166 18th St NV. -
ACCOMPLISHMENTS your old kitchen
/ tops; entire Job done frcm floor to cell
ing: we will furnish clan and esti1-a.e.
MODERN HOME CO. MA. $40.
| OIL BURSERS-pETRO, Jpnitrol gas boil
ers; radiators. Complete heating: SO mos.
to pay. MAY HEETlNG COMPANY, OR.
PAINTING-Washingto largest servicing
Co; best work, lowest prices; Free ssti-
| TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE-Rs-
movais, pruning. spraying: modern equip
ment: free. estimates. HARNER TREE
SERVICE. phone Oliver 5000. --g
REMODEL. modernize your home NOW:
terrns; free estimate NATIONAL install
g, SATioM Sr. G9i 55o2 Wis ays VI 1000
Roofing, siding, painting. papering. all
| work guaranteed: no down payment;
monthly terms; free estimate. WA S4S6.
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PERSONAL Cont,

HAIRCUT, TRIM? New York's hand-tai-
IT, loTsd, no clipgers used HOTEL I 4 4 HOUSTON
VACANCY, March L 5th. nursing care. tray
service, private and semipriyate. reason
able. Phone Monday Ii. 9251.
RELIGIOUS PSYCHOLOGY can remove
conscious and help you live successfully.
For appointment write Box 399-R, Star.
RELIABLE, 1ntelhgent lady would accom-
pany invalid South. driving your or my car
DEs1RE sYRi ig1S gT1RSANspoRrArIoN daily. Mon.
eI1asn f5 70 aeRes e. Can TAD Sp ana
DAY CARE given to child age 3 TO 6 in
licensed Anacostla hcme; nourishlng hot
lunch, nice residential section. LU. TBS.
FURNITURE UPHoLsTERER, 1st class;
ALTERATIONS on an ladies oa gaTments
w W. LOVE m oUh woRkeWe oRfa evsaidss dss laughing
we are proud to show our dye work Please
ERs, Dye Work Socialists. 500 Georgia
VscANciEs n,S;i ST in ? ny 4 NURSING HOME for
Dssi1as Sss aSs s5lSf- 5of
SLIP COVERS, draperies, tailored from
our T.oT OF y9qr nT materials material workmanship guar
UPHoLSTERING, repairing, slip covers,
grapes; use your material or ours; eSti-
mates BlVcni Cleaning upholstered furnl-
ture, rugs. Venetian blinds or automobile
upholstering; pickup and deliver; quick
SeTglee; EI,pss al wors so guaranteed. JONES q
PETER RABBIT NURSERY has several
openings; meals, transportation. Sligo
HOUSE PLANS DRAwN-New or revised
Charm, efficiency; your tastes govern;
guaranteed satisfy: material lists esti-
mates. JoRDAL, Overlook 1926, go pm
SLIP COVERS. DRApERIEs. bedspreads,
vanity skirts made to order. CO. 1898.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing school; 2-12 years old; accred. teachers;
hot lunches. daily transp. tRead ad in
for summer camp. 940l Georgia ave-. SH.
INTERPRETER, fluent Spanish, French,
Italian, German; desires position. Also
translations. Box 33-T, Star. liz
SPECIAL-Six different, lovable photo
graphs of your baby, only Sc In your
own home adorable expressions assured
Call MR.kBARNE1T, DI. 2S01. IL
ACCoRDIONIST desires or 3 nights q
week steady work; can furnish guitar and
bass pass als2; Tor dance or entertainment;
EYE EXAMINATIONS by eye physician;
by appointment only DIR. NEARY, 1877
eth ss; NV Me. 1896. 20s
path; delicious meals: nurse; tray service.
PIANIST, classic and semiclassical music,
would consider playing at high-class hotel
or selected restaurant with refined en-
vlronment. GE. S652. 9s
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converted to self
in business; $500,
t fixtures and large
First" Elk. 2501;
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Exclusive with W. H. sIMoNs, Ex. 61sI.
DELICATEssEN AND BEER tes,. george
Town section: rms and b.; income. $500
Snvr TE;; rent only q s55 mo; may take $1,000
nown nortpnitH mat tar ha r on term eXcel,et oo-
DELIC. AND GROCERY i33,. Col. I'd. sec.
eellent fixtures good opportunity: nifty % only ss.- *
sEMoNs: sFsvpSIsv Exr sroIS SIsi. 49,. ,. ~. ., =
St; shows excellent return: PRINCIPALS only
EfsHsSs EEapiEe VIII MscEIEs Il sIdMoMs Ex sis
ton: everything goes for ST 900. Phone
TAYLOR 9499 bet. II am. ard pm. ia.
GiAE.ETEalamons in..an asas7. Of the finest IN Wash;
! closed Sundays and holidays; owners wish
70 70 retire. retire; rare % opportunity; terms viii
peinn1tImsnt n1Isnt reply to Boz 1867, Star. To-
Il Ls9noR ooo!R ,o lpaekasel: weekly bus. over
Sg rsn Tood F9nt W szse zf ,Da priced low
oTT 81 =? g. ,s5%s Na. k9SSo ssss aAB B92n asz
DGs sEIF-sERviCF. Fn' in va; e. 9eetiy See v5 vol.
ume, $1,000. mostly cash: good lease.
neisboruocd naG yerg so0d
KMooop IS q / sook9ffF. kss9ff sal i0r St 'eTms n,s
DGS EMISELF-SERvICE: weekly VOL
| clientele NV: priced low at 81 5000:
terms Koeop66 ap6 sauE sookoFf. sessf "a, f9E s. &
NV. MA. 93S9, MA. 1914. Eve. and
Sun. !. Cohen; GE. -5o5s.. Ii :
BAR AND GRILL liauor); weekly vol
ume, 81 800, mostly llauor: good lease.
ls5ess!SB slssss sa:h s1"R
ysns saaasst sysT prss SsoG 9sdssd g $500
KodoD aas fsoap sookorf ss1 f0E &. terms nw
~. IA 93s2; Ma .9 9374. Eve. and SUM-, s
66Gss 6seGi GRoc. &C. ASD Hs6' MEATS: weekly volume un
81 900; living quarters: bus can be dot
bled if minor alterations are made: nc
competition; price. $4,000; g. W. fix. anc
go5aoE fss sset ssf 0s s. s s ssrms sA Kaaop S sa
1874. Ere. and Sun, M. Watman. Oh
DRELIicATEssEN and restaurant business.
less les than 5000. S H Over 5000 per be SK. bus- 81
GL. o902 or Gil. 81 I'd % (
WELL-ESTABLISHED rug and upholstery
cleaning business for sale. Phone Elk
RooMING HOUSE. Lanier pi.. between
| 18th and 1Stk NV; Is rooms. 21s baths
plus shower: s100 rent: long lease, plenty
of nice furniture: INCOME quoted S326
Rm. a17. RE. $40.
GROCERY. corner. ne: doing APPROX
$1,000 yely. owner win guarantee 81 900
lease. option: heat furnished By 81 owner
price, $11 600 lock, stock and barre
: II. aoss: ssssa IA. S74s. ~ -
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LONG working hours, Is or 16
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Union civil service
school to begin

A school to assist applicants
for government positions to pre-.
pare for civil service examina.
tons has been established by the
United Public Workers, CLIO, Mil
ton L. Phillips, Regional Direc-
tor, announced this week.
First class to be given by the
newly-formed school will be for
the federal clerks exam, which
was recently announced. The
exam covers all clerk jobs in the
CAT to 4 classifications, with
pay ranging from S1,756 to $2394
per year.
Classes will be taught by ex
perienced government workers
who are members of the union.
and will include the taking of
sample tests. The course will be
given one night a week from
Feb. goth to the examination date
in Room 1926, Ga w. Randolph st.
Applicants wishing to take the
course may register on Feb. IL,
IS, and 10 between S and 8 pm.
at Room 1926, GA w. Randolph
Street. There is no fee for union
members and a small tuition for
nonmembers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
BY LOIS LORD

SPRINGFIELD, IIll.-In the
five weeks since the state leg
islature is in session, the law
makers performed as follows:
They passed five bills. Three
of them were appropriations for
various expenses incurred as a
result of the special session last
year. One transferred funds
from the teachers college in
come fund to the Dept. of Reg
istration and Education. The
fifth appropriated funds for the
administration of the soldier
bonus bill
Il 4 n
INCLUDED among the reso-
lutions adopted are:
1. Congratulations to the Chi
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lere's what your state legislators are up TO :.

cago Tribune on the occasion of
its Tooth anniversary.
q A request to the University
of Illinois to arrange for a
showing Of the motion pictures
of the Rose Bowl game before
a joint session of the Assem-,
bly,.
3 A resolution memorializing
Congress to decontrol sugar.
A. Congratulations to Gov.
Green on his -50th birthday.
THE following resolutions
were sidetracked:
1. Memorializing the US. SEN
ate against seating Bilbo.
2. Pledging the support of
the Illinois House for an FEPC
bill.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Stoddard, President of the Uni
versity of Illinois, spoke before
the House regarding an addi-
tional appropriation of $780,
900 for the University for the
period 1851
He pointed out that student
enrolment had jumped from
1900 last spring to 24.0OO last
fall, largely due of course to
increased enrolment of vets.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

The committees executive d.
rector, Ira Latimer, met with a
group of the workers to obtain
data concerning their employ
ment and transfer to Chicago.
Mr.. Latimer expressed the be-
lief that the Committee would be
able to take positive action to
relieve many of the abuses of the
Puerto Ricans.
PUERTO Ricans attending the
meeting voiced deep resentment
against the employment agency,
saying their Chicago jobs were
grossly misrepresented to them
before they left Puerto Rico.
Terms of their employment
were mirepresented too, they
said. Many of them had board
ed the plane to Chicago before
they saw the contract which
they had to sign.
Domestic workers raised obiec.
tons that some of them were
shifted from one employer to an
other, sometimes with no more
than a single days notice.
LONG working hours, Is or 16
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
Box score on Assembly
action for January
SENATE BILLS

SB 10 Increases maximum blind $40
$50 month. Passed by Senate)
SB II Additional appropriation $99O0O0O Univer
sity of Illinois. PASSED by Senate; Second reading
House,
SB. 10 Provides Employment Practices Commits
sion Mills and MarovitZ. presidents
SB % Declares void provision in any lease
pertaining to real estate discriminatory account
of race color. presidents table,
SD. % -Appropriaes S5000O00 State Cancer Hosp
tai presidents table,
SB 3Increases aid dependent and neglected girls and
boys committed to industrial schools from $50 to
$50 per month. presidents table,
SB 3S -F'EPC. Connors Wmbish, etc presidents tablet
HOUSE BILLS
HB. IA No hospital which denies admission because of
color or creed shall be exempt from taxation
COMMITTEE on Revenue)
lib. Is Same as SD. 10 First readine)
HB 16 -Apportions the state Con ressional dis
trics Committee Elections)
HB 20 Improves the Wor1men's Compensation Act and
Workmen's Occupational Diseases Act. Commit
Judiciary
HB % -FEPC Same S.B 49, Committee on Judiciary
HB 26 25o of Retailers Occupation Tax shall be paid in
to the common school fund COMMITTEE on Re.
lib 33 Repeals the requirement person disclose his
party utilization when asking for a primary bal.
lot Committee Elecions)
HB 80 -FEPC Same as S.B. 10 COMMITTEE on Judiciary
HB. 81 Increases salaries of state epovee onoritteo
PersonneD
HB. 38 the minimum salary rate for eacbere
from $1,000 to $500 per year after july 1913
COMMITTEE Education)
HB 9 -Repeas the provision limiting quantity
that may be owned by any corporation formed for
religious purposes. COMMITTEE on Judiciary
lib 40 PROVIDES pension for legislators after 10
years service or attaining 60 years Requires
payment of so of salary for services to state
COMMITTEE PersonneD
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

8. Requesting the Illinois At
torney General to investigate
the violation of Civil Rights
Act in Springfield (hotels refus-
ing to lodge Negro assembly
mem.
a. Submitting to referendum
the question of calling a consti-
tutional convention.
y =
LAST week DR.. George B.
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hours a day, were the subject OF
bitter complaints by most of the
Puerto Rican domestic workers.
Most of them said they did not
get their full day off, though
their contract calls for it.
I'VE have to work half of our
day off" they declared. Others
said they had to eat out on
their day off il they did not
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work the entire day.

work the entire day.
These workers are part of
some 800 or more Puerto Ricans
brought to Chicago as domestic
workers, steel workers at Inland
Steel in Indiana Harbor, and
foundry workers at the Chicago
Hardware Foundry company,
North Chicago.
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JAW local TO
elect officers

Candidates for local office were
announced this week by Local
453 of the CLIO United Auto
Workers, as the union prepared
for its annual election of off.
GERS.
The list of candidates follows.
Only one nominee is to be elected
to each position.
For president: billiard Ellis.
Philip Lambert, Vice president:
Sven Anderson. Financial Sec.
rotary: James Machacek Rec
ording Secretary: Florence
Walton. Sergeant-at-Arms: At
tiliO Cellini. Guide: Reuben
Armstrong, Otis Sheffield. Trus
Tee Zone year term): William
Melka. Trustee (three year
term): Lee Smith, James Mil
Ter, Oliver SaImi.
The voting will take place Sat
urday and Sunday, February p
and %.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
Beck BuI0noff
for aldermen

An overflow crowd of delegates
and members of thirteen Ameri-
can-Slav groups affiliated with
the AllSlav Committee OF South
Chicago, unanimously endorsed
James Balanoff, Jr., candidate Tor
10th ward alderman, at a meeting
Sunday Feb. 9, at Barney's Grill,
1921 S. Houston.
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Y
will find its final solution in the
The opinion came from union
attorneys Feb. 10, who pointed
out that any number of district
judges or even appeals court de-
cisions might. be made without
giving finality to the issue in
volved. They said there was no
indication that the unions con
cerned in the walking time, or
get-ready-for-work suits now to-
falling almost SIS billion were in
clined to withdraw these actions.
Official comment on the deci-
sion of District Judge Frank A.
Picard in Detroit was reserved in
both CLIO and AFL quarters.
IN THE face of the Picard de-
cision however, congressional
leaders vowed to proceed prompt
ly with legislation to clarity the
law" outlaw such suits, and pro-
vide more exact definition in the
wage-hour statute.
Picard made a sharp diStinc-
ton between manufacturing and
mining workers in defining elig-
Utility for portal-to-portal pay and
contended that even if the us.
supreme court overruled him,
awards for back pay could not be
made abeyond June 10, 1916, the
date the highest court upheld the
original claims in the Mt. Glenn
ems Pottery Co. case which Pic
ard has now dismissed.
This opinion by the district
judge, of course, is subject to re-
view by the supreme court along
with his request for further light
on what is meant by walking
time" which he termed "a mar
row, picayunish, meager sphere"
PICARD did not find that all
portal-to-portal cases should De
dismissed. He observed that
"there may be, and perhaps are,
many instances where walking
and the preliminary activities
time consumed is of such an
amount as to call for compensa-
ton that the worker is not now
receiving"
Picard indicated he believed a
plant protection man who has to
don a uniform and hunt for his
days assignment is entitled to
portal-to-portal pay, as is a fire
man who has to report early to
relieve another. But the Mt. Glenn
ems case, he said, "is an out and
out manufacturing case, differ
entiated from coal mines and
other specific types, and what
applies here may later be held
to apply to industry in general"
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