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Evening star., 1947-02-28
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FOB EXQUISITE DYEING, cali oE. 9777
or drive in. 37Oo Georgia ave NV. to
The pgswork Specialist at EXQUISITE
MUSES. NtfaHsA AVAILABLE. registered. licensed @
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo s ar and PIN finger
HSs Rs' ss asfo R
sUPERFLUoUS HAIR permanently re-
moved by former university medical re-
search associate; latest single or multiple
consultation. % Appointments oil eysnines and
week ends. Call MI zero. 81
UPHOLsTERNG. REPAIRING, slip covers,
drapes' use your material or. ours esti-
tare rugs venetian bds Of
upholstering: pickup and deliver; quick
Ssryise; ysfs ~ ~. w0Es Tsso guaranteed. JONES q
5-day deliyery'. Use your fabric or choose
from ou- samples in your home. No charge
SA1asE262P assssst1n ssSRf 81
to order with your materials, or repre-
sentative will call with samples. CO. 439s.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by GER
titled public accountant and former in
SHbRkS saT 9eti s1S HpRs55 s4n2
sS%e sDP Mr. ds5sns Mos4doaERgT sSa Rs5Ttrats H ls slS
VACANCIES IN MY NURSING HOME for
elderly persons, at 70S Sligo ave, Silver
SpEHE. spE1ns sH' Mes $3.50 JESSIE PROCTOR JoI-
NOW 1T CAN BE DoNE-Damaged cloth
ing, tears. burns. moth holes, cuts any
size, can be rewoven in days. Our ex-
perts turn out the finest work in town.
Special rates to tailors. cleaners, etc
NEEDLEcRAFT, SERVICES, 18th and, @
sts. NV. second floor. a
DO You HAVE AN ADORABLE baby. not
older than 3 years? Advertising photogra-
pher recurring exceptional pictures win
photograph free at your convenience. MIR.
BAENT BAEMTEIT' Pi 2so1 s-,,n,o 20.
chronic pains treated; trained nurse; ap-
pointmentS. HO. 4721. q
BEAUTIFUL si MUsIC , STUDIO by mo-, wk..
ssz RzsT II hF To e hosll ls1S WEIGHT, Do it the
easy painless way at ALBA HEALTH
CENTER, 8425 Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
sH gHkEb aSls oyERWERaHT.s Esss RsEEas NERVOUS,
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HEALTH CENTER, s425 Ga. ave-, Silver
EYE EXAMINATIONS by eye physician
BY appointment only. DR.. NEARY, ME.
9S66. g.
Evening star., 1947-02-28

VENETIAN BLINDS .asned; ,epa,n.sa: rs:
SsRSs sEfSR e. ,',. AVE sAs s.a,s'.
ing service, Free est. AT. 8456,
viBROPLEx. speed key and signal tone
ssb Or trade for % volt-ohm .millta x nm Ter
, Cal between and 70. Lu. 1888. z
oaNstane5 -n mods ooSss nth case sesi r
WAFFLE IRON. Tossss,mas:sr: ss new: Sly;
bird cage, height 1 3. g. lacauered. $3.50.
WASHER, sendix. ' immediate delivery.
also es'sTs S.sd 4. Tsna: f. 49,
On sutoma.ic machines APPLIANCE astassy cen,
WnsHise as ns HMacnSE Ex xrinser oss4 type SIS:
spinner, 500; guaranteed; take other In
WATER akSgIEks, 80; 4s. s2 and So gal:
standard makes in stock for Immediate
sskTEk sfIyfEz "a ss' PosS terms Fk sTEJ
water Heater specisilsss for 30 Ysars:"
ssR RsI; n'Islsa'lssha 2fss yHas 3ao e gsasasr1s YES
WEDDING BAND. diamond, platinum. Can
s.Esss5 Z. 1s 1 new Il: ys e. ss 4ssR saR's:
nUlLDEhS, CONTRACTOHS, PLUMbEk1f
lowest prices for oil burners. controls, oil
and gas boilers. heating eauipment and
gas water heaters. wholesale dept, sHUa-
FIRE FUEL PRODUCTS. INC. RA. 3173.
USED FURNITURE-Loye seat. kit. table.
I chairs, rocking chair. round mirror.
25I7 Fairlawn ave, Sc, FIR. 1899. --28
ATTENTION-IFurnitu sale, 2-piece Gus
made modern liy. rm. suite consist
ing Of 'overstuffed chair and sofa in wine
tapestry. $50: 2-piece modern liv,, rm.
suite in blue tapestry. $40: Pullman
davenport in wine brocatel. S125; three
club chairs, $40 each; Hollywood beds, AZ
sh sash extension esTss 81 sase Ss
such as rugs, bedspreads. feather pillows,
unfn. bookcases and chests on special
sale this week only: use our conyenient
budget plan HOFFMAN, UPHOISTERERS,
2433 9Th st. NV -2
LARgE QUANTITY of fabric window ma:
terial. VIII sell all or any. quantity az
reasonable price: some slightly used.
YOUNGS. 1905 r st. NV.
CONTINUED On Nsxt Pass.l
Evening star., 1947-02-28

COLORED - RESTAURANT : Doing $40
day; ideal for man and wife: excel. .ent
location; $50 rent includes apartment.
Price, $4,000. WIN. j. MARTIN. MA. 2O14.
COLORED-BAR AND GRILL, one of the
best oney.makers in town; priced to SELL
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 101S Vt. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1947-02-28

FURNACE, with ducts, forced hot air; 30
sa heater tank
Bradbury Hsts.. Md. sP. o649-J, after
saa aasss. ss9Ds ssss IT snf III
FURNITUkESssve up to eos on all new
vns iSsa ana
;Sss, szSS sss Y ss,o's sssss =, term,
ssS s;ps . bur! @ xeinqs s,a %oas5n dlnst.e set
Pis i b.r suite. sss: modern barl Wi j. tEigg
springs and mattress; S26 each, Chests
REnss 5 tss 81 pna haer9 s1ss sa Pss soaMss ss Ss
Studio ss0Toh ana Hoyaood beds
InnfIsSrtf stsrzsa THE Rass5ssiss HoME s 81 at
FURNITURE = sensationsl. savings OF
taSies. ioange Chairs, M platform roeEsrs etc.
lowest prices on inner r-spring. mattresses
coil springs, studio eouches. sofa beds, roll
ys RA ssd oo HowAn TsFn s. opsn aa svss ssss g
FURNITURE - !9-piece mahogany dininf
room suite. twin walnut bedroom suite
and maple cabinets sof
bookcases. sofas studio couches, Holly.
WoOQ peoS, papy grand piano ana antique
chests and dressers. Special 3-piece maple
plan Ps ave. LaNeokk hS "a Sggg SSggEgsrTuRE CO. so1
FURNITUREI5 chests. maple, walnut, 81:
ca; 10 coffee end and lamp tables. SIS ca
2 overstuffed chairs, S5 ea. AT 1884. q;
FURNITURE-s-pe. mod. liv. rm.. com.
nlete, S199. Brand-new. consists of spring.
filled sofa and matching lounge chail
chair. 2 blond lamp tables, cocktail tabl,
and 2 blond table. lamps; This makes {
most attractive rm. HOWARD s. Held
5s32 Ga. ave., RA. 9010. Terms. 0per
ewes -2S
FURNITURE - Custom building, antiau,
reproduction to your specification; corne
cupboards, WEIGH cupboards, ETC.; walnut
cherry. etc. OIL. 5000. ---2S
odd pieces: best cash prices; buying ant
selling for so years; HOLLYWOOD. sth ane
FURNITURE-Amazin low prices Bed.
Sm suites innsr.spri matt. coll. cor spr 81 g,
beds lounge chairs, dinettes. lamps. Eas,
couches See these and save 1922 14tt
st. NV. Open daily. e-9; Sun. 11-2: 30
Evening star., 1947-02-28

MATIREssEs, inner-spIins, brand.nsw.
ably priced, also g complete line Of studio
couches,. sofa beds, HOLLYWOOD beds. roll
way beds HOWARD s. Held, 5632 Ga.
ave. RA o01O. Terms Open ewes 3--2S
Evening star., 1947-02-01

decorl Only. 10 years old and 10 min. to
e. al brick but interior Is magpt 5Id,
gate and lattice work. stone wall surrounds
tailored and wooded level lot. and hand;
from from 17sS mansion; foyer, winding stair,
dining room. equipped kitchen. den AND
baths on second; random width floors; rec
reation room, maids room and bath; z
butn an an efetns ea
The i G SRAST Co, s4ii wilson blvd, 81.
5 osSs s4ssD Ds c oas2n sa ss
5s4@s e SAFSSiTSs SiSs. r.! Sn4ETSyw Sw SsSSs, M
LION Lseasre FAIR e. block essi 70 Lee BY d@oroom,
bath on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms and bath on
diisna ha noGe 1oem ' 4sxi3 Rtehsn 1ixIs msstst
bedroom 13x15. 2 other bedrooms 11x13;
m oil hea ef with
esIl asisi cH % ess7 daily and and sun. J. i. sENofT;
sa2t sean 91s A astorz bck
ing room. eood-si7ed bedrooms and l
heat eese &c schools and ssp
ssts s1asSa "a siss as SO. 81
bath brick bungalow on ~ acre; full
basement, hot-water. heat; balance one
and nsf'sss ssn Do;ssii'a Gf sao4 's97v ss.
afsSR AfFRASTfyE s!yf AL s.RM w. BUNGALOW in de-
sirable suburban location, 20. minis. to
Wash.-An rms, and front porch are gem
erously large; det. garages and chicken
house, big trees on beautifully HANDICAPPED
plot Of "a acres: sufdcient space for gar.
dening, chicken farming and outdoor lfv-
ing. CAPUTI REALTY CO., Mr.. Fox, FA.
2I22: evenings OW. 1851. p.
BY OWNER, new 6-rm;, detached brick:
fireplace, s bedrms., full basement. large
lot; convenient to schools. stores, etc;
in nicer residential Arlington: S14.750.
substantial cash. CHI. 3409 for appoints
nens asp e BESRM III sRfck HOME in lovely
T-RM. BRICK. furnished: S12,250. easy
terms. This home Is 1 blk. TO- bus, %
biks. to shops and 8 blks. to schools: re-
decorated mos. ago: oil heat fuil base
ment' ENZoR REALTY CO.. 3501 Washing.
ton blvd, OK. 1894 and CH. 1000 -
VACANT, near Lincolnia; rms. bath, 1se
d.; bedrm.. partially finished rooms 2nd
a.; $4,000: reasonable terms. JAMES 3.
MAHoNEY. woodward Bids, RE. 2411.
1continusd On Next Psgs.I
Evening star., 1947-02-01
"Clean your walks, lady?"
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

COLMAR MANOR, MD.-5-rm. bungalox
including five 20-ft. lots; in, good condl-
tion; small down payment, BALANCE easy aSy
II st. NV. Ma. 3433. "a
THE FOLLOWING SUITABLE for GI loans,
small down payment. 1928 per month per
Vacant; Kensington: 4-year-old 5-room
and bath frame bungalow. So $50;
Vacant, new home, New Hampshire ave;
near D. C. line area. 2-story detached
brick and frame, 6 rooms and bath; Sl6,-
$50.
Ready about 2 weeks. New 5.room and
Wright. with 3. Il BEST, INC, Reaitor'
COLMAR MANOR, 4312 Newton St
Shingle bungalow, 5 rooms, bath, hot
water heat; lot 6Ox120. Price, S6,50O.
Brentwood-Detached 2-story house, in
excellent condition. 5 large rooms; lot
5Ox200, Gear gar; chicken house. Priced
less than $4,000; $1,000 cash required.
DUNN & CO., 1888 r. I. ave. MT. Rainier
Md, HY. 004S. z
COLORED-MONTGOM County, half
hour drive to center of town-Owner will
sell this ideal home. consisting of liv. rm.,
bedrm., dinette, kit. and bath on first fr. {;
bedrms. on second flr., with well-insu-
lated attic: full basemtg h.-w. coal heat;
approx. 2 acres ground; chicken houses
and stable for 2 horses: Lear gar; many
fruit trees, black walnut tree, plenty of
shade trees and shrubs. Can be seen by
appt only by calling Rockville 1909 after
z pm. during week or sny time Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

GoLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house g at i
full value; free @ @appTaisals Call 1 Re ritafs isss
II Will II Is suR RraRfhsT RfNT OR SELL your prop
Party SaST WaNTs to to buy from owner asIIL small
white or c9ored houses IN ln any $50 condition
VA, WaNPED RfE II FOE sasas oz o Or neaEby Nd
property. WILLIAM A. KEMP, 31055 18th
ST. ns ASp IN RE- olf1 lfskosERTYwe fEss eUsH pay
aIs ~ ssh osk S seon sell Max IA ySn y%E Me SCI ss
VIM A f. 70 IS Sell e. zsos Hgkky: List ; te,
SSaAETls J. sR sGSsS Ssos ia. t clients Rn
and nearby Maryland. FIR: 1905; ..u..
oslissaion O. ssaHs ssis Wilson blvd. CT. or
*, q ,rRoMpr a5s1 ATTENTION to the sal. OF
your home, business or Investment prop PROP
erty is what you desire, call z. A. HUM
PAa1ss; Rsaltos Enss sos ,a1s N9rth Capitol Ma
%E S1sG SEED HssS5i YOUR shs hPskoPERTY for sale. If
you desire quick, efficient service. give US an an
opportunity BY calling E6 x ond otop: sts An NV
NOW Is THE TIME TO sELL-Let US help
sfentfH sSq nd osAaNoN San eayef RPAnFY CO. 1osa
Tais An fsRltG ffssRTEREsTEP ST pf in
fnom more oWner: Ssnt@ VIII % pay ali cash No agents
VIEW %E WILL PAY ALL Cash for nice s. s
ST SaVsE %f %dRpSNeH N SHfess Rafs s
4 bedrm. home with Spacious vs. rms; on 81, gr
acres conV. 10 Na"ai oio A'"0
Are Ss YOU READY, TO Sc SELL 1. Z your pnvs1a Nd
ATWTN EpIIN(; 5SOS Baltic ave, HyattS..
VA; MaNfE6 nM5 GalIi 81 FUTURE OWNER and ocea.
ggVer ggaRs; sprins 70 TSSa %Seaton Name address
and price for cash; state construction
RoX VIII f5s-hi Fay s'sf You CASH today for your
feasI FoRD sHERTzER, sHi sG4aE RE 27s5, Wo. sl9l.
BY OUR METHOD OF LISTING and mar.
ketins, most satisfactory results may be
Obtained in the sale of your property.
ahsRf SSp IA bEDRooM EIss tGs HOUSES in good
cations We have incessent INQUIRIES ana
can promise courteous and efnclsnt Mra Ssayare r
sSr sSn, iSsfK With p5tesS pcoSNEg RSoN, INC RE
s2ls 1877 q eR eesRiSa 2$S4 AREA-propertv rstings
Sei nrssntiy needed. MR.. PRICE, sH, 5544.
IMMEDIATE Cash, for your property. ne,
ffHLfs fiHniffs eSA eeS4Au&ca doi general M sresAModern
bungalow OF lst-uooi n uiGnoi eAiu 80 20
home, large rooms, fireplace, garage
space for garden and flowers. about 70
acre, high elevation; all cash if reasonable.
FREE FSx !'IPi IAPPRaisALs-List asis with US for
quick sale. VIM G. LIBBY CO., RE. $3.50;
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
sation. VIM H SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Realtors lest. 1887, 1919 K st. NV DI.
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION" List
your house with US. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO. rowrR 1SSa Eye aIpHXBETAA Il aT A 5000 eood det
brick, 6 or Z rms, 2 baths. rec. rm.; will
pay all cash for a good value. Box 220-G
Star Z
Evening star., 1947-02-01
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAND.

GARRETT PARK, MD.-Beautiful, se-
eluded resident community bungalow; 2
bath h. .-wh., recreation room in base
ment, over u acre. 100, frontage: land
value alone: $4,000. OWNER: S1146,o0.
Plea SAINT O6S5. i
UNIVERSITY PARK-Lovely, prewar. det.
brick Colonial: 1st f., liv. .rm. with fire,,
place. din. rm., sunrm., fully equipped
kit; end a., bedrms, tile bath: a.-c.
auto. heat. storm sash, garage; immediate
possession: S17.950, PERRY BOSWELL,
INC; lexclusiysl; WA. $500: WA; o935. - -
2-story brick on lot 65X11o center en-
trance, liv. rm. 14x19, din: rm., fully
side porch. 3 bedrms, tile bath, storage
space in attic, oil heat: near busline. Mrs.
Poole. SH 3292. DRURY REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1947-02-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

1al4 n. ]. AVE. NV rooms, bath;
h.-wh. 1st commercial; $4,000.
rooms bath; ami respectively; 1st COM
mercial; $9,0OO-$15,000. $1,000 cash
900 block 5th st. se--6 rooms; ami
Sa,OOO-S1, 800 cash, balance like rent.
CHAS. F. A. LONGUS, Real Estate Broker,
1888 Benning I'd. ne, Washington D. c.
TIP 6149 y ~
Evening star., 1947-02-01

DESIRABLE HlLLANDALr., MD-Eh1oy
town; over 1 acre beautiful ground; swim
ming pool. chicken snd rabbi; bit. hogsss, =; =
s.faff Side screen Gs
attic; &C. oil heat. lopen sunday, 1870
ave. w u extended to Hiilandale follow exhibit
tor aSasS 81 ss sasS; 4 RS 41s2 m'.- a -
sansaicw s Ii IN country club section off Coles
vile rd, close to stores and bus: 5 rms.
and bath on 1st foor: lge, beautiful; .,t a con-
ant closet space, tiled floor rec. rm. with
compete shower and eft bar; aro entire tr
house in excel condltlon; Sl9.9ho NC
cAULEY REALTY CO., sH. 6412, SH
VETERANS : New e-rm. and tile bath
brick BUNGALOWS, full basement. sss heat:
$50 mo. total payment; Y bIk. of Pc
sInVrR fsnss hw spRN & sstR REATY ax co c sa
ssETaEspx slsGi sHss ssdIsGSsffow-Exceedinsiy I'll at
!rats and sDaeeSSs bsse sHnsa9S Ios with
basement, porch. garage and beautiful lot
close, to transp., shopping and schools.
Call NoHTHWEsT REALTY. OIL. 6s87i
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-outstanding s-rm
white brick home with bedrms. and 3
Exclusive % with NORTHWEST REALTY,
7235 wisconsin ave. OIL 6S67. -3
NEAR COLESvILLE RD.4-rm. bunga-
low; 2 bedrms.: garage; good condition;
Only $4,000. JAMES E. MAHoNEY, Wood
ward Bldg, RE. 2411. =
FREE DINNER to any one who does not
go away raving about every feature OF
this house 1t has everything. This is by
far the best buy Of the year. 3 nreplcs.,
1 outside; lge. lot. lge din: and liv; rms, rms,
ample closets and linen storage; beautiful
view. fne neishborhood, exclusive section
but we haven't. First client to property
Gets it. Bring your checkbook. COURTESY
REAL ESTATE CO., Mr.. Smith. MI. 1924.
LANDOVER HILLs-Mod. bungalow; oil
&C. heat, lse. lot: bus D. c.; reasonable;
no agents., xveSs uN. 267b.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-31
THE PROBLEM
WHOSE BABY Is IT?

However, casual look at the
test tube baby case now being
fought in the courts of New York
City will Immediately show what
the VA means when it says the
matter is too controversial
The New York case has mar
rowed down to a question of
whether or not a test tube baby
has one or two parents and whether
or not an estranged husband can
claim parental rights.
In the New York case the wife
claims that her husband is ster-
lie, has always been sterile. and
that he paid a doctor to arti-
ficially inseminate her with the
semen of another man and that
he has no paternal claim on the
child born as result of the
dissemination.
The husband is denying that he
is sterile, the law prevents the
doctor from testifying unless the
husband valves his rights which
he has no intentions Of doing, and
the husbands lawyer is contending
that the presumption Of legitimacy
is the strongest presumption
known to law"
He adds that "biologically and
physically it is impossible for "a
child to have one parent
The case promises to write
/ legal history and it is under
standable why the VA does not
wish to touch on something even
remotely related to such deli
cate problem.
On the other hand, how about
the childless paralyzed vet Mis-,
ter. your guess is just As good "a,
ours!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-31
UN Delegates Divided
Over NAACP Appeal
On i. S. Discrimination

in matters which are essentially
within the domestic jurisdiction
of any state"
The United Nations will GER
tainly be receptive to the idea"
Mr.. Berendson meant discussion Of
it.
When he was asked to person
ally comment on the petition he
said in his official position he could
not, but when further prOdded he
showed a sympathetic attitude.
Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit,
chairman Of the Indian Delega-
ton, during a chat in the dele
gates lounge evaded a direct
answer concerning the petition
but said:
You know | am for everything
that would do away with discrimi-
nation" Mr.. Vellodi. Secretary
General Of the Indian Delegation,
chimed in and thought the NAACP
statement would receive favorable
attention.
G. Tesemma, Ethiopian delegate,
on his way out Of the Assembly
hall. thought it was not bad idea.
"But nothing will be done
about it. as it is domestic
issue" he said.
Joseph d. Charles, chairman Of
the Haitian delegation and Minis
ter to Washington, remarked:
Il am very interested and | shall
watch it carefully"
Rene Mayer Of France said he
was not familiar with the petition
but answered:
my country has no racial dis
A Yugoslav Delegate who did not
want to be identified said:
"YOu know my country has no
racial discrimination. but | don't
know how the United Nations
will accept this"
Sir Maharaj Singh, Indian Dele
gate on the Trusteeship committee,
at is "A pity it was not started
long ago, so that it could have been
placed on the UN General Assem-
bly's agenda this year"
However, another delegate com
mented pore hopefully:
by waiting until next year
there will be time to gain more
for the petition"
In general, opinion among the
here is that the issue will
be sidetracked until next year as
the agenda is full now.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-31
Democrucy's Ghsttoes

The announcement that the Supreme Court would rule
on the legality OF restrictive covenants existing in the District
OF Columbia and in the cities of St. Louis and Detroit will
focus the of the Negro the calendar the Supreme
Court Because in the year l947 in the worlds greatest
democracy tenth of the population of the United
are still trying to gain their basic civil rights guaranteed
every citizen by the Constitution this coming decision will
be the basis of the housing pattern for the decade
Housing today great problem for millions of Americans
but for Negro Americans harasSed by restrictive
and mob violence, 1t is a still greater problem
The ghetto is not of American origin but rather an
anachronism from despO The Jew of the Middle Ages
forced to live in restricted which be called
the ghetto But medieval society feuda and the
right heretica Later after the French Revolution had
attacked the principle of the divine with unlimited
power rulers sought obtained more earthly basis
for their continued reign But in these countries Russia
and Prussia of l840 the ghetto remainedwheher by mpe
rial edct other form Of law However Europe paid lip
service to democracy One well ask therefore why the
condition should exist today in the country which prdes
itself being the stronghold of democracy Here vicious
circumstance which has been handed down euda
to the supposedly most civilized state which society
evolved. One may well ponder why.
The pattern for Negro housing is generally the
whether the locale is the Deep South where the civil rights
of the Negro violated every day the North where
restrictive covenants determine the custom The threat
mob violence is everywhere In Georgia, Alabama Illinois
Minnesota California Massachusetts, the threat of moi
violence or actual mob violence has succeeded in returning
Negroes to their ghetto
This paper has way of knowing whether the Supreme
Cour will rule for against restrictive covenants the
particular cases involved IT. however, the Supreme COur
rules in favor Of restrictive covenants the lot Of the Negro
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-31
|MMHaY 81
.Mxu&z@sIG::s;isI


Birthday greetings in st Paul:
Nov. 22-Bertha Boyd, 397 St An
thOny Ave. Nentress jackson. 739
Rondo; John A Lewis, Retd., 244
W. Central Ave; Nov 2i-Ruth Mac
johnson, ioG \ bale St; Nov. 25-
]. T. Claiborne, 72l St Anthony,
Mrs Mary Perry, 367 ST Anthony
Ave-, Leroy Gardner, 375 st An
thouy Ave; Nov. lS-MOses Brown.
320 st. Anthony Ave; Nov. l9-Jlm-
mic Shavers, 800 n. 81. Adams; Mrs.
Lydia Brown, 500 st Anthony Ave,
Nov 2O-Mrs Lee Gwynue, 3O9 y.
Chatsworth; Johanna stokes, 663
Aurora. Ted Allen, 1876 IElehart
Ave; Nov. 2l-D"nn"Il +. Erwin,
IL Rondo Ave.
Out-of-town greetings to Robert
II. Williams, Manhattan. Kans.,
Nov %.
Nov . Mrs Oscar Gates. 800 Bryant
Ave. No., Bert DAWSON. 37l5 Fourth
Ave. So: Reuben b warren, 3Sl5
Clinton Ave. Nov. G--FTank r
MITCHELL 562g NIcullrt Ave-: Arirua
Louise Fltppin, 1905 18th Ave. So;
Nov Harold Combs. 2435 Fourth
Ave So; Jay +. Hansen, 1922 La
Sale Ave; PerCiVal Baron. 1879
Portland Ave, Nov. s Celia Robin
son. S5R HoaE Ave. No, Mrs. ora
jones, 1892 Fourth Ave. So, ClHr-
pnCe Il Patrick. 1881 Bryant Ave.
So, Elizabeth Pratrr, 523 Humboldt
Ave. No.; Constance Turner 1892
Harris. 3ll9 18TH Ave. So; Nov. 10
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-31

FLUSHING MEADOWS,
N. Y. - (NNPA.) - Opinions
of delegates were sought last
Monday on the appeal sent to
the United Nations by the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
concerning discrimination against
Negroes in the United States.
DR.. W. f. Burghardt Du Bots,
director of special research for the
association, disclosed that out Of
the fifty-seven delegations that had
received copies Of the petition,
twelve replied pIedging their sym
pathetic consideration. This coin
cided with this reporters own
Gallup poll"
During a lengthy United Ma
tiOns General Assembly plenary
session some delegates in the
corridors and in the delegates
lounge voiced an opinion about
the recently sent petition to the
Human Rights Commission.
Others were reluctant to do so,
saying they had not read the
l54-page document.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, chair
man Of the Commission on Human
Rights, lodged the question Of her
reaction to the petition by stress
ing the point she did not know
what Commission would handle it.
at must go through the proper
she repeated several
times.
you can't do anything about
it without the machinery to do
so. II can be incorporated as
Right for the Commission of
Human Rights to deal with" she
said.
However, if it comes to me |
will try to do something about it,"
she conceded.
Carl Berendson, New Zealand
delegate, and able chairman Of the
United Nations Committee on
Trusteeship, raised the question of
the domestic jurisdiction" of a
country.
There are contradictory
clauses in the United Nations
Charter" the New Zealander
pointed out. On the one hand
the Charter affirms human
rights and fundamental free
dOms for all without distinction
as to race. sex, language or reli-
giOn." On the other hand, the
United Nations can not intervene