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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

We conflicting reports that insseA conditions in
the South better This Mnneoans white
the told they found
conditions improved Glen Mclean the Minneapolis police chief
portion Of his vacation down Aiken, relative Of his who
has lived down there for 80 told Chief Mclean things
much better The Chief himself noted that the Negro children he
well dressed and Of them had bicycles indication, he
thought that their parents good economic condition
The other Opmit Dixie conditions Edward Boyd who
this pilgrimage
time Mississippi Tennessee and Arkansas and pleased
with what he
Well we're glad things perknG up Hope Msssrs Mclean
Boyd wearing rose eolOred glasses In
fect willing take somebody sSe word for what's going in Dixie
Missouri south
like interesting action The Angry Wife" whose authors
and Bright Promise Sherman
published Little.
shuRman Powers DORaSOR ~ pamphlet booklet
which intellectually curious should have his
Sense by Ethel ADnfes BY
writing the Friendhp Press New York City n l. only Use
The renamed Circuit Magazine the SMART WOMAN hit the
streets this week Funny how Minnesota the slick
Joseph Bailey managing editor graduate student in
Journalism Minnesota Gordon r. Parks director
the former circulation Of the Spokesman and Recorder and
leading SMART WOMAN Nell Russell
Of this family journal
Incidentally Of the associate editors of EBONY Magazine
than Bell
and formerly typed and uSd when edited the old
TWIN CITY HERALD How these boys and girls do and
places--Cecil Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
NGtional Guard Stolemoto

Several months ago Negro veterans members Of
Msh 70 Governor Luther Youngd shout this refusal Of
National Guard 10 admit Negroes ypnR
GFulta.
Representatives of tbs Negro only protested
VI Negroes from the guard but told
Minnesota Negroes should be migrated In the
gated basis have New Hampshire
unlisted in the guard
Governor foungdah mpahste and told
he would lsave thu entire matter
mtsss. This was In the latter part Of June.
No far know ell the Commission has
appoint COMMITTEES confer with national guard Oea
% commission should knap the public informed progress
Of psegesa les public business certainly
by ~soeFet diplomacy"
Our national guard needs supported
and no brass hat that know have right refuse enlist
Negro sn who want their stats and nation Negroes
like everybody else The Governors Commission should
this matter since has both Y5unRahs support
haakAsg Of the good people Of the state.
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RGNRv WSgypgMS


story told about small New York Negro lad who stood
fascinated before display Of balloons Of color The
Of the exhibit having busy time with his
Suddenly away rapidly
The little fellow drew and said Mister would
yellow balloon high oneH" The and
replied at would boy by the the lad
questioned again, "And would white high fr?
He the but he had final question Mister
think black balloon would like hatf" The charge Of
the balloons said BOy isn't the color that makes it's the
stuff inside"
Marian proves every For years
Louis has demonstrated time he has stepped into the
There exception but the return made
~ George Washington Carver demonstrated the principle
Booker Washington Gandh India KaRaWa Japan COnfuu
others without number have demonstrated the
truth Of the balloon o the little boy.
only SupsrOryths superiority Of character,
the Of all all lands under all conditions
Is the enduring is the brave hope that these
honosd dead A have died van the dathess hope
though the faith Of civilization and dips remains permanently
At no owe level
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Presidential Candidate Toft

The u Sat least portion Of it's awaiting announcement
Of Robert Taft Senator from Ohio. plans 10 throw
his hat In the ring for the Republican nomination president
Some feel chat Taft would make the weakest canddas o.
could offer Certainly he has glamour supporters say hs Ia
intellectually honest What that depends way you nk
politically
Among the Negro be liability for the border
aAts and northern Negro voters ha
ean platform plan on FEc which he helped draft and later dsownsd
He plank help win narrow Ohio race for tho
senate BY OOo votes but he hack Washington
noahes that the Republicans not pledged by platform
fair Smpoyment practices legislation Nothing can aAy or do
will repair the damage done 10 his chances by that
We ret the impression that Tar u Old Guard a. O. r. who
are living In tho days Of whom whole southern
Negro Republican delegates could supposedly
purchased for few thousand dollars variety If Old Guard
a. politician asleep that couldn't the growing
htsrsy Of the Negro migration TO the north Increased s
political aeumen We doubt whether Taft Negro has grown
YET That may e one Of the Why ticket headed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
Who's Kidding Who. Mr.. Hilborn7

Dssevs John C. bon Of the Minneapolis police
told daily newspaper reporter Sunday night that he struck sys
90 ad because he thought the boy going strike him.
Get hs A. the tins Of the incident HboEh Jail
aEe were plenty Of other officers pTosc" him. He weighs
go pounds the kid hs buty knocked
scared 10 death ut being jail born knows he right
Ing prisoners who not resisting arrest Nothing but brutal bully
would strike youth under such circumstances the had actually
threatened TO strike Hbo why did Hborn
orderly eondetf Instead he him bloody
then rSisssd him.
The truth that Hborn who had been peddng honey all
The eoart house on his morning.
Lad tn nc Of Now he has ths uumiRasd rail- osg
weak abb that he thought youth moved
Ia attack him. armed officer.
cems again Mr. Hborn that's bum Ab your
tAlIy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

ishasea FsrESs FalIS Mlaa.l 4.
Maynard CatchlnKH NaahVIIIe, Tenn,
Nov, &C W Washington, Ptits-
earHh, Pa. lrma ClRrdy' MlIwauk -.
Via NV Mira kathaFtns saver.
san franelsca, Calf
NislTuRs To sr PAUL oFFIcn
edas small, sft R"nac 1ys': Br,
Frank Schins, ste ~ NathSaS Ave
JallA Jen~a taaa RNRda Ave,
hirthday greetings In at, Paul.
NaN s-t.aara Aas saith RoSlna
80 lEtshATt Ave, clifford 1 uFoEas
herE, Como and Luther Place; lone
MeEerg sff Fuller Ave: noFolhy
Moodterd. csc Carroll Ave. Nov. l0---
Mlli'.m e.aSesy, SO Reeas Ave.
Ave rTernsr ,prlss, ats tKleAaFi
Ave Nov ia-raal y. Csphaa ISSs
hiee 81 Nov, I'M. NJ X Flnnsv.
ais W csatral Ave. NV fs--Isnste
tsrr0n, $40 Carroll Ave. MAfchets
AllsA sss tElshart Ave, Nov. n-
Ave Nov, ia--krv o. X. MOoFa, kea
W, s,sntral Ave, JsapsIts 0~yuns.
boyd, ttS AGskaSin; RSymoaa p.Sry,
ss ~. x s ss~. S,S IA .,..,,,.. !.
Amlty nlAksy llilsli Ave An.
Harold orssAlana Nov. N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24


the court twsnty-ons years ago In
the case IL CSrrigan VI. Buckley,
which was dismissed for want Of
Jurisdiction.
IN 1921, tWsnty-nlns pTopsFty
0wnsrS In ths 100 block Of q street
northwest executed and recorded .
covenant In which thsy mutually
agreed that none Of their proper.
ties would be- sold 20 or occupied
by colored persons,
A year later Irene Hand COFTi-
gan aETsed 20 sell her house 70
Helen Curtis (R0w Jordan. Jobs
J. nuekIsy breuRht suit 10 snIOia
the sale 10 and occupancy BY Mrs
JOVdam.
Both Mrs. Corrigpn and Mrs.
Jordan moved 10 dismiss tbs suit
Mrs. CSrTigan's grounds were that
the covenant was void because II
violated the Constitution and BE-.
cause u was contrary 10 public
policy. Mrs. Jordan's grounds ware
that tho covenant attempted 10 de-
privo her and others Of property
without due process Of lag. that II
abridged the privileges and immu.
mites Of citizens Of the United
States, including hers. and denied
them tbs equal protection Of the
law, and. therefore. was forbiddsa
by the Consultation.
TAstr mOai0rm we're denied and
nm inJunctien was issued. The
Court Of Appeals Of the District Of
Columbia defined the issue ~ the
power u . number Of landowners
TO execute and record . covenant
running with the land, by which
they bound themselves, hsiTs and
assigns, during a period " twenty
one years, to prevent any Of the
land described In the covenant from
being sold. leased to or occupied
by colorsd persons.
The ease went 10 the supFs@O
Court on Appeal authorized In cases
iRvOlViaG tho construction or appli.
cation % the URlted States COnstI.
tntloa, and In cases In which the
construction Of aay federal law Was
drawn la question by the defend.
ant.
II SaS dseidsd May "a 1895.
Associate Justics Edward T. San
ford delivered the Opinion. He said
Under the plsAdings In the pres
snt case the only constitutional
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

question involved was that arising
undar the assertions that the In
dentuFs or covenant. which 10 the
basis Of the bin, ID void In that II
IL contrary 10 and forbidden by tbs
Fifth, ThiTtssnth and Fourteenth
Amendments.
The OpInIOn went on TO explain
that
0Ths FIFTH Amendment 10 q
limitation only upon the powers Of
the federal government and Ii not
directed against the action Of indi.
Vidaals.
0Ths thirteenth Amendment.
dsneuneing slavery or involuntary
ssrVitnde. does not In other matters
protect the Individual rights Of col.
Ursd people.
0Ths prohibitions Of tho -Four.
tSsnth Amendment have reference
10 state action only and not 70 any
action Of pFivHts individuals.
The opinion said II was obvious
that none Of these amendments
prohibited private individuals from
sntsrinR into contracts respecting
the control and disposition Of thsiT
individual property. and there was
no basis. whatever for the e0ntsn-
ton that they rendered the cove
nant void.
Ths opinion also stated that the
sections Of the civil rights statutes,
giving 10 eolorSd people the same
right In every stats TO make and
enforce contracts, and TO purchase.
lease, hold, and convey real estate
as In enjoyed by white citizens, do
not In shy manner prohibit or In.
validate contracts entered into by
private individuals In respect 10
the control and disposition Of their
own property.
Concluding, the opinion stated
that 1T results that, in the absence
Of any substantial constitutional
or statutory qnsation giving "
Jurisdiction Of this appeal under
tbs provisions Of section $50 Of the
Judicial Code. We cannot Determine
upon the merits the contentious
earnestly pressed by the defendants
In this court that the indenturs 10
not only void because contrary 10
public policy. but IL In also Of such
. discriminatory character that .
court Of equity viii not lend It's
aid by enforcing apssiAs perform
Anee Of the covenant"
When the two restrictive cove
HAht cases. In which the court has
grated eertiOEGFi. are reached for
aTEumsnt neat ussnth. eOHnssl Cor
petitioners will put squarsly 10 the
court the question Of whether
courts may enforce racial Featrie.
tive covenants by injunction.
The courts decision will be q
Measure Of the good faith Of the
United States In Adhering to the
United Nations Charter providing
for the prOmotian Of universal re-
speet for, and observance Of. hu-
man rights and fundamental free
doms for all without distinction a.
10 race"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

THE DEAD RETURN
By JAMES L HIcKs

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
John Thomas Writes
FrOm Germany On
what's Going On

Editor;
II has been q long time since
I have gotten around 10 letter
writing 10 old friends but the smell
Of the harvest has awakened vivid
thoughts II Minnesota football and
campus life. OF course. I have been
following news Of home through
your paper which I must say re-
mAina one Of the best weskliss
that I know Of,
We ere busy putting IRo into
operation. Ny job 10 ressttilng p@o-
pie. Between the P1tss3inAAn quss-
ton and the lack Of interest a
Western hemisphere countries b
admit eur people, - have eur
troubles. However dismayed one
rses over the indiRsrsnss n 10 m
SsrSssIng 10 watch the dsvSlep-
ments among the various natioaal
groups. We are not - cleo b war
g. some American us~sp.psrs
make ~ think.
am enclosing . psStuEs tAasA
h caislinwun camp, Whsra ws have
Aooo Estoaians. Mr.. J. O. Gardner,
Naa.k-amy - Awrlrnlswsn wAufann 0hN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Birthday greetings In Minneapolls'
oct. lg--Wtiliam Glenn, seaa HneiltnE
Ave, -, u, a. Moulasn, see Frsmgnt
Ave. No, Mrs Marian Muller le0l
Bryant Ave. No, pcl se--Mra hAr.
bare SlrASder, ala chloAga Ave.
LA NsSeomes lsis resfsh Ave
lins Mira Helen smith. ssiE cllntoRs
Edwerd Moore as " ssta ~ oct
n A.. L'T ,. ssS,o si r i,,s Ave- Az
30; Mrs. Mas Stewart, ttee seventh
Ave, No: wendell 0ilchTiut. afl1
sf fss Ave- Nv. 10, h ne M Ts%ssr irs
gISs James Ave No. Nov, t--,MrA.
wilma carr. a01i ansllinx Ave- MI
Esy,s ,: S.r se ,f.S '. Avs s AZ E mi
Mosaa taf Bryant Ave. Ne Jaaeita
gtsnm go mryept Ave No, Nov. a.
Es.ln kssa ia ssss ~ " Al e., &,
pi Sst osis. 'i EsaslE Nina; IA TSSSGs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
Frqnk Maddera Earned a sho.

What's with slsctns Madden mayor Of 81, Paul,
Hes done good job pnhhnE for Johnny MeponouRh our
money he's earned = shot al the real title
EDITORIAL NOTES
Hubert Humphrey who certainly tuthfuy called loafs
IN the Mayors chair muat be rather cynical
Some Of oaS folks who pAttsd continuously when
he worked II hours day he's out Of town
much.
The truth that Humphrey could onIha
and st show hours Of his mayors oh
than most previous Minneapolis mayors
The time person inquiries Of Us where ar, ali
Of the lsAdsref" wSS going ask hsrs followers
Fair question:
Some people through life SseentuAtinE negative
They usually knock everything everybody NObCds any good
No movement has worth It's knock knock lunch
and supper.
People learning hun the sunshine
who the positive happy In Hfe We
ARd this paper which many Of the woe. v,s
black strike happy not dnrkneaa
fss thsFs 10 light and better day ahead
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Reader Pays Tribute
To Game Warden

Editor. Even as the ducks and
mallards wing their way upon the
horizon in the wake Of winters Bit
ter eoldnsss. they have Lost q
friend. As the deer and muskrats
wander through their wild domains,
q friend Is buried, As the hunters
and trappsrs take to the woods in
search Of the wild game, one Of
their referees is being buried.
Buried In the deep rich earth which
he trampled so freely and loved
90 very much, Game Warden Archie
James.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

Keep OF the date October n.
Bassie GiVeRs dance, Labor Tenn
pie, III s. Z. 9Th St.-Adv.
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W. ""~S$sSA A~sAAA
restrictive eoven-
ants are void be-
cause they are
contrary 70 pub
lie policy and
whSthsT. because
they are IL sash
. discriminatory
ehaTaetsr, they
should be judi
eIally enforced.
These questions
a
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EltAtn SoNgA-
Minneapolis, MINI.

Editors Note State Game warden
Archie James. only Negro In the MIN.
nNsota Department Of Conservation.
died Oct.
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Katloa In huFial
The colOred veterans organize
tion h prepared TO challenge that
custom" and q fight is sure "a
develop 40 the bodies Of more col
orsd soldiers are returned to the
states.
tThs superintendent Of q national
esmstsry In Philadelphia has nj.
ready been asSssd ~ saying that
there 10 no room" for colored war
dead In the PhilAdalphia esmetery.)
The regulations governing the
return u war dad alaS authOrirs
the rNtuTRud saevtnsmAA TO be-
hurried with fun military AoaOra.
These hoaorS HsHally consist Of
o guard Of honor, . artnE squad
which ArSa q anal salute, and q
hagler who sounds taps over the
grave.
The Army Department has rec.
commended 10 tho next of hin that
they contact . local veterans or.
gnniaatioa 10 render this service.
Tia eolarsa veteran aF9anlEa-
tioa indlentRs that lA ssme eom-
muaitiss 70 sxpsStB Q agAt over
than proviaioa u tAs regulations
iaassa0eh ~ u b eastsmary to
draw the FtasG ard ammunitioa
for the airing SQnaa from local
headquarters ~ The national
guard and IN maaU plasss u oaE
great ceaaery the local yOlsls
eoasidsr Il bad practice TO place
riaes and SmmHAitioa In the
hanEls % euAaFoa P@spl&
The organisation. however. has
altered It's local chapters and do
elarSs that where tho next Of kin
Of q eOlored VETERAN asks for Il, Il
win insist on . full military burial
for the dead servievmaa customs
Notwithstanding.
TO THE NEXT or KIN
Although ths choice a. to where
you would have your loved one
buried 10 puroly fsr ysa % dssids.
this solamn Htruawiy uSeSmmsnds
that you request his burial in q ma.
ti0nAl cemetery.
u Ne 10 buried IN Q national
eemStsry there viii BE- No Coz, 60
yUa tSr The RTaSS site. IN sVsa-
la9 % The grave o. the actual
harial and elo~iaE u the grave.
TIE government approved type
hsadstOne Will be erected without
cost and you may have the remains
ssm4 dFSst - IN ssH1eaxy for
The burial or poNnast tAna n aras DO
sent 10 your home for religious ser.
vices and then later sent TO the
national cemetery,
u should b noted. however, that
II yOa request that tho body be trss
sent home. yUu viii have 10 pay for
the subsequent transportation 10
IN nmtioaml eumuasry. Tea vii
b silS~sa STS Cor su<A srunsprta.
ton.
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Canada. We are having some Con.
grsssmsn come through, too.
John y, Thomas
Stuttgart, Germany
I.R.O.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-04-05
VETERANS
WORLD WAR II

male of female who
have served at least 90 days
and who were honorably dis
charged. We will gladly help
you to obtain a guaranteed
home loan under the G. 1, Bill
OF Rights. Consult us for in
formation or advice without
any obligation to you.
e, z. ROUNDTREE 81 SON
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-04-05
FOR SALE

with one cor garage, AVAILABLE,
nd. wood floors, z bothss oil hot
VT. hf. Reasonable price g terms.
HoLLANDER Sta fam. brick,
SIS rooms with baths. Sep,
heaseFs. beck piazzas. $500.
s6-sS ELM HILL PARK-one
Apt, newly decorated, ready for
immediofe occupancy. So rooms
with baths, extra laYasoFies, front
piozxes, stoker hot voter heaters,
right price o terms.
FRANKLIN, MASS rooms,
newly built bungalow style house,
with nd. wd floors, piece white
enamel baths, cellar and voter
storage tank, 10 ceres Of iond
part Of which is Cultivated, fruit
trees. Just off Route 100. Brick
fireplace. $4,000.
DuNREATH ST. fom. Of SIS
rooms with z boihs, sep. heaters,
top floor Of 4 rooms with partial
bath and kitchen costly converted
into apartment, sep. heaters.
Owner will vaeafe suite. Large Yard
newly built full length front pioE-
EL4. z cor saross. Price $1,000.
SS-loQ q 1o2 HAYWOOD ST.
Newly painted three family de-
taehed HOUSES 6--6-6 rooms
and 3 piece enomel-baths. Sep
crate furnaces, back piozzas, sep.
entranees for eaeh apartment
reasonable price and terms.
s6-sa ELM HILL PARK ROxbury's
most exclusive neishboFhood, z
family with one newly decorated
8 room apartment AVAILABLE
8 rooms to each apartment, sep
crate entrances, hot voter heaters
with Ehermostatie controlled stok-
ers, front poFehes, hardwood floors
enameI combination ranges and
embinasion whita sinks and tubs
right price end terms.
DUNREATH STREET; two family
Of SIS room apartments and a
attie apartment Of 4 rooms hopper
and white sink room for both and
kitchen. Newly built front full
length piozxos, separate furnaces
and a z car garage. Owner will
VAcATE suite 2 apartments Of s
rooms for new buyer, $1,000.
ALRERAAARLE STREET; 3 family
brick 5--6-6 rooms with oil tile
boths and kitchens with built-H
eubinsts, enam. sas ranges, white
combination sinks and tubs,
quarter oak hardwood floors steam
heat with oil system, excellent
rents. Reasonable price and terms.
81 miles from Boston in FFGnkliR
off main hishwaY route 100. s
rooms and 3 peee white enameI
bath newly built with cellar, herd
wood floors 10 acres Of land some
Of which has been cultivated.
Fruit trees. Price $500. Terms.
HoLLANDER STREET: brick 3
fonnily SIS rooms and both, 3
seperate heaters, back pioEzas,
white sinks and tubs, combination
stoves, excellent rents. $4,000.
EBERT STREET; 3 family frame
newly panied, front and back piaz-
Kos, sep. heaters, white sinks and
tubs. Price and terms reasonable.
T o LIE
Lurge hall on HUMBOLDT AVE:
ideal for parties bouquets, studio
ETC., having separate Iavotories,
complete kitchen and stage.
QUINCY STREET. double with
kitchen privileges for man and
wife or single.
LAUREL STREET. snsIe for a mon.
WAUAABEcK STREET; double for
couple.
WALNUT AVENUE; double twin
beds for couple.
| {. Z. ROUNOTREE
90 Humboldt Ave.
Garrison 5000
Evening star., 1947-01-12
SITUATIONS DoMESTIc.

CLEANNG-Homes cleaned by The hour;
thorough; man and woman experts: emef-
ssen9s SpE sssls to .srvs sss
luncheon and dinner parties; II yrs, s.p exp,
ee5eIoRRsfb, GIRL wants morning m Job from
sdoRfD s fays sEoMANc Essk cs 81 wa Wants si maid
and home for self and son. II: no base
sI. sas nRs
Sook. H5o settled a eoiored d woman; stay nights.
dsss gas. e ess eo:s s sas
COUNTRY GIRL. celored, desires general
i.sE ca sso IN s
pfsHWRsHER or janitor work wanted.
g:hM by woman, full or part time Call
GIRL, colored, desires lob. g.h.w... and
cook: 5ls days. no Sunday work. Call PL.
fsils SI oslsTea ely a:s. Can "a sSs1 aroDnd
GiRI. eH ~ reliable. needs days work for Tues.
Wed. Thurs; no cooking; 3D. cariase'
GIiRL, eoiored, wants 5 days work. YF.
SII GfRI, colored. wants work IS waitress
OF senerai maid ssay-in. City references.
sIsI, S5I3 : wants s.i n;w d., work. MI sssl.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as plain cook;
live-out. No Sundays, no laundry; 5000
GIRL, coicred, desires general housework.
No cooking and live out. Refersnees.
GIRL, coiored. wants 5-day Job. hours 8
10 4 or to 5. GE- 5073. Is.
GIRL, colored. wants morning or eve. work.
clean once or gen. nousework; b-day week.
NO 1912.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. MI.
E3437. -I4
GIRL, colored, experienced, from s to
p.ui. Call HELENA. DU. 5939 after pm.
SUNDAY; North S193 after 3 pm. Monday.
EIaI,, coIored, wants general housew0rk
or days work. Call DU. 634S.
GEL. colored, wishes JOB aa q store maid
or clerk. Call AID. 1909.
GEL, liKht coiored. wants days work. ex-
6U. 1890, JEHsIE