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Evening star., 1947-11-05

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so asy week ssss spps ssrL MIS- pus
/. TRANg CO. 18TH and F: -
= seos ts9s fi's g. '9e az
sxLRsIAprEs "a fHS and once workers wanted
IT ast the sf Franc ae SsHs SSEWEHRY CO. sso5 dsorsa
ave. Silver Spring. Md. %
sAIEsWoM.S Oh oo1 o gsss to AZ
ssiIy a sS9 WoopWAsp saa daoTHsop s;s,,.a 80 u,
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sslAiisassWoMAN. sli sassh n Ss s-d.y. 4o-hour week: ao
Sseeu1 % an en oeT KHsr 4ep sos e.
ssy shee; !slephcns CO: ssss. w.s
drapery work, steady Job at GOOD wages
RICHARDS. 75 r. I. ave. NV. -s
sas q aEss sns si...s. for s sas soo eo
ssa ssst AppIs ses eERosiMos
SHOP. f74o K st. NV, Elk. $3.50. Ext 2s
SECRETARY. downtown ofaee. sn.d.,
fSa
ence preferred but not necessary. Distgic'
SEChETAhJ-lntelllS pleHS&nt, ca
duties requiring talent to co, operate and
With fa and me
public ability to take dictstion at 60-70
w.p.m. essential: high school graduate
with some college training preferred.
years experience mandatory. knowledae Of
the medical and health field helpful; ~
day week; vacation and sick leave priv
ilege: salary eptn. Apply P. o. Box 1i4o,
ssEaCSRRETARY. experienced. for alert pro-
gressive offce: splendid working conditions,
Vood starting salary. See Nj; Gerber,
Observation-Disclosures: Experi-
enced, intelligent lady REQUIRED for once
If building contractor; good salary and
pleasant, modern ONCE in center Of
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'se sScRETARY-sIENoGRAPHER isEsRi s.rENRAPHE for pub
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JUVENILE 1--WE

really on the ruff aide Of the fence,
and please believe me when | say
ruiz, When he came back TO his
corner and splRshsd water on
and tried to tell him 20 keep up
tho good work, all he could say
was hits hard, don't heH" The
rest Of the hRht was really one.
sided, with STEEL beating the
other lad all the way.
MELVIN HAMMOND has turned
pro In the boxing world and IL
really sticking to training. lie
trains out at Potts and goes the
limit with all the pros down there.
You can almost bet that when his
hrst fight comes up he will really
he y drawing card. with hghting
brothers like Mat, David and Clar.
eneS. OH | almost forgot the lit
tie fighter, Richard.
Phyllis whsatlsy IL now holding
il annual boxing show and all the
little Rrrmlins are out to win, and
II know Il will be u mad show
Why not come down and watch
them. All the fighters are little and
really show. and for such
tiny fellows they can really 20;
the gloves arP So big that they
weigh their hands down. and some
u the smaller fellows have 20 punch
each other around. Hut their spirit
IL high and they're . rsat bunch
u guys. that don't fear n bloody
toss, and have no use for cries.
Il looks a. II election 10 jus
around the corner and the leader
u America will take the lmeliEh
Yes. and along with the talk c
,lection comes the talk ot VIII
more Negroes do not vote. jus
wish some Of the people that "a
rs too hot. or I feel n little sleep
could hear some Of the Kids arpun
he ages from 10 TO 20 talk @
elections. Many Of the persons
the voting are think that the ca,
in the teen agVs are nothing hu
iitteTbugs and social status erAa
imPs, hut I am sure that II NOR
older persons Wrrs as eonesrns
about voting as are some ~ IN
IeSn-agSFs, the voting polls woul
10 allied with votes. They woul
vote for men who are morr az
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ALMOST
ABOUT
EVERY THING
By Percy villa
By Percy villa

Tonight Ia fight night in Min
neapolis and by the interest you'd
think II u championship battle be-
tween the champ and Its leading
challenger. The attendance Ia
70 be heavy and on second thought
II makes US wonder why. :.
I'm not one 10 agree with the Ring
Magazine with their monthly rat
ings Of fighters Jackie Graves IL
No. 3 in the feathsrweightS this
month";. How on earth can It's edi-
tor rate fighters especially Graves
when he's never seen him Ia action
nor has Jackie ever fought In any
city with more than n population
than Minneapolis has, His
opponent tonight Ii the highly
toutsd Miguel Aesyedo who IL Incl
dsntally making his American
debut tonight. Are you still
eSeitsd7 Well, I'll continue
In short Graves can't
miss. The fight will be good
but fought by only n couple Of
second Tatsrs.
soIly (ATHLETOD Goldstsin in
my little book Ii rated boxing fan
No. I for the Twin Cities. | have
often wondered how Solly. who IL
In his latS hftIeS. manages TO get
around so many places ~ he does.
having the pep and energy
Of q person 20 years or so younger.
=. The story goes this way. SOlly
has developed q simple. effective
quick relief for sore muscles, Rch-
ing joints, stiffness or rheumatic
aches. The product Ia known
10 the trade as Athlete. g..
I know now where Solly gets that
added energy and u you see me
running around the Tingslde to-
night - I used 10 years ago, It's
because the STUFF is also working
on me.
A few lines George Barton's
SwslllRSnt reading ON the Jackie
Robinson announcement. Billy
Colbert Ia almost ready 10 announce
hia next boxing date. Potts
did terrific business all week. 4.
Best buy In town for twO-bits.
The other day I had . little
star-JouTnal Gallup poll Of my
own. A. an established place
Of business on Hsnnepln Ave. I
asked Is persons the following
question; Are you satisfied with
the present cab service In Mime
apoliaf .. IL answered n loud
No and the other three said that
they don't know since they don't
ride cabs. A. u house party
the other night the question was
put up among the eight guests and
all Of 'Sm agreed that II was get
ting 90 they don't even bother
calling FOR Q cab. Try the same
question Al POUR next house gather
ing. I'm sure i'm catch on.
-. hut 10 20 Q little further with
the qusstiOn--how'a about calling
up your Liberal alderman and let
him know how you fsSll
Last week at the city council
meeting q couple Of misguided al
dsrmsn were ySlpin' above their
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SPORTS OFF THE CUFF

dominated every major indoor track
meet since the beginning Of the sea-
son. Outdoor meets are expected
TO draw more public interest than
ever before. One reason for this
increased interest il the stiff com
petition In each event.
Outstanding among the bidders
for Olympic track berths is the
Baldwin Wallace ace, Harrison
billiard. This guy is making every
record he has come in contact with
Shaky or suddenly extinct. !
thought Fred Wolcott Of Texas
was the greatest until this timber
topping specialist emerged on the
scene. billiard hasn't had any seri-
Gus competition but George Walker
Of Illinois u, who gave him his
first defeat last season. billiard il
eineh to walk of with both events
II he continues TO perform as he
Is doing now. Incidentally he's al
ready beaten the best Europe has
10 offer in Haakon Lidman.
The dashes will furnish the
StiHest competition what with
Harvey EweIl who has already
tied the world mark at 81 in
the so yard dash. Lloyd La Beach,
Bill MeIVeTs and Bill Mathis can
compete unattaehed). Quite q
few unkROwns will undoubtedly
blossom into full glory and you
can look for some upsets Of the
faVOTitss.
Dave AlbrittOn Of Dayton and
young Paul Robeson are considered
the top Negro competitors in the
high jump although old age is
creeping up on AIbritton.
Herb McKenIey, EImore Harris.
Frank Dixon, and the Calender
twins. Stan and Mo. Of NYU, fg.
ure in the middle distance runs,
All eyes were on the bronze well
knit figure Of Jackie Robinson
when he took the field for his first
appearance In the National league
His appearance with the Dodgers
has been the climax Of an epic
battle against the heretofore closed
lto NcRroeO doors Of organized
baseball. We hope he'll make good
and with room to spare.
While watching the North and
Marshall High track was amused
at the antics Of several female
spectators when North's Don Riley
prepared to throw the shot put. I
could hear several obs and abs and
u few hubba hubbas thrown in for
good measure. can't blame them
because he does have a build like
a champion weight litter. Don. con.
trary TO his appearance, runs the
100 yard dash around IO.3 In add.
ton TO high jumping and throwing
the shot put. Pretty good for a fel-
low who carries 1893 pounds around.
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natural voices that the press
brought about all this cab trouble.
. In shorter words the press
counts but the people don't. d.
What irked US most In that this
pillar reads not only the daily but
most Of the weekly papers and has
yet 10 find any other newspaper
not being for more additional cabs
with the exception 81 the Labor
Review Of course.
The past week the dAilies from
coast 20 coast flashed the news
about Jackie Robinson being tbs
first Negro To ever play profess
siOnal baseball. etc. O.. Good news
It was. But why the delay
II nearly hfty years! No,
I'm not the kind TO jump with
Rlee because Jackie Is at last get
ting his chance. ! feel sorry
for the people who have governed
tho sport, who have been protected
by America and itS constitution for
being ignorant all these many
years. THIS IS AMERICA
WHERE MILLIONS HAVE
FOUGHT AND DIED TO PRO
TECT THE CONSTITUTION OF
THESE UNITED STATES.
In recent weeks n reader would
get the opinion after reading this
space that was anti.liberRl or
whatever you want 10 call u. .
Tho reason ! mention the above
II because one Of my very best
friends (ED BUCKLEY every
b0dy's friend for that matter IL
candidate for Alderman Al BAs-
It's job. BastiS after nearly
80 years az councilman doesn't
want the job anymore and instead
Is working hard for Buckley TO
replace him, They don't make
EN- any hnsr than ED BUCKLEY.
A few more lines: Now that
Miguel AcsvsdO has broken tho
Ice he most likely will continue
fighting In this country. o.. May 10
Is the next boxing date for Tony
steeher. Harry (the fight
and wrestling ticket Officially
HirSch tells ma that AcsVsdo IS
the best fighter our Jackie has
ever fought with the exception Of
Willie Pep. Hirsch has watched
ACevedn work out at Potts no less
than Ave times, g. He also gives
n warning not 10 be surprised II
the unexpected happens tonight.
Graves IL still my choice
without any ifs or butts. why
even Graves predicts that the fight
won't 20 10 rounds % The
two best EuesHeS are that the
house will gross about $4,000 and
tho house will be q near sell-out.
Tip: Graves fRvorits punch
tonight will be n left hook. .
Look for II 10 do the trick. q.
II IL our sincere wish that toniRht's
hRhts will be above average and
that the fans will be pleased. &.
Otherwise the fans will say never
again (until the next ahowl for
month anyway. But Don't
Get Me Wrong A Great Game.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18

" tno MAIN mop
just another iiopfI
Boxing seems
10 be the main
fancy with all the
cats In the Mil
City. A. Narth
Highs annual
boxing touTna
mSnt several cats
took over last
week. Ronald
AKRON really tore
up when the bell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Muxsettd 70 Be
Presented April Is

The musical "MAKsetta" given by
students Of MAxheld school, has
been changed from April 2B, Cen.
trail High school, to May 20, John
Marshall High school. because Of
the Festival Of Nations given on
that date.
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rang. ! almost fVlt sorry for the
poor fellow that WAS on the receIv.
ing end, but As Ronald will tell you,
the fellow was no push over. just a
little too slow and heavy for q fast
puncher like our boy Junior Steel
really put on q show also that was
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JACKIE ROBINSON ON
INFORMATION p

Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn
Dodgers baseball player. will ap-
pear as a guest on the Informa-
ton Please quiz program Wednes-
day, April %, $50 pm. station
WCCO.
President Rufus Clement Of At
lanta University.
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Dr.. Forrest
Wiggir
Spt

The Junior
Sunday, April 2
Phyllis Whestle.
rest Virgins Of
the guest speal
are urged TO Be
interested IL ais
VISITS STAT
A delegation
sofa State Assc
Women visited
Monday. April
tFod0csd on the
Of RsprSssntatiV
tive George Fres
Tha dslsRA6Os
and SAT An On an
0f the Senate q
Senator Harold |
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HARRY c

Harry r.
Fourth Ave. 8,
at Minneapolis
April IS.
A brother, Ct
q sister, living
vive.
Rev. Walter I
the funeral ser
April 81. at
chapel. Intern
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
VINCENT DUl
FOR MINI

Vincent Dunn
Dor union field 1
prominent mem
Workers party
April 10, for ma
Il ask for u
neapolis worker
Of the labor me-
eialist Workers
mayor Of Mime
Tore, 1 stand 10
workers movem
struggle for fu
and political riG
Dor: men and
eolored; Jew an
His eampaig
Grace Carlson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
MeGaVOck Joins
Neal Funeral STAFF

Mr.. X. II. McGavock has joined
Meals Funeral home, 625 Rondo
Ave. as embalmer and funeral
director.
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Michiiga
He
K

DETROIT
denied he had ,
Walter White
q telegram to
Washington d.
as a "commun.
full retraction
Sigler told a
Detroit brancl
never had at
front activitie
The Governor
before the II
Un-AmeTican
"a chapter 70
Of Colored
claimed was q
ton. He said,
exists comes II
names. ! had s.
PLANTATION prev
State Police c.
s. Leonard, hal
DR.. James J,
president Of tn,
member Of tn
board Of direct
the delegation
branch, told tn
irresponsible s
irreparable hal
and demanded
didon TO a sta.
newspapermen,
ised to write III
on Un-AmericS
form them Of h
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
ny DON GATES

I like the ribbon In the riff. II
you pick up what's the dill, IL
your real appeals n great deal, or
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Legiisla
WilliaI
Lar,|

Life pens |
were voted
BILLY" Will |
Governors {
year., TuesC
sofa House O
unanimous 1
sponsored bill
II the bill
Youngdahl i
Hoage, who
per month in
that he was
II the bill ha
Billy Will |
to remain u
will get $50
result Of act
than he wou
the regular d
The bill !
When brougl
opponent, Re
Mandate, said
Because O
honest misu
action taken
committee on
bill, l believe
thrown into
category and
separately fl
ployees, in q |
vorced corT
precedent beil |
other state Ell '
years Of serN
told the comm
at IL true
these two m
eeptional valu
outstanding n |
are no other
In the service
1t should be
however, that
q precedent
Ii not being o.
H. G. |
Word was
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FISHING LICENSES available.
RI Super Service Station, All East
3Sth ST.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Men Wanted for Probable
Work in Building Trades

The Industrial Department Of
the Minneapolis Urban League is
interested in contracting immedi-
ately any veterans who would like
to work in the building trades.
The age range is from II TO 80.
As the building program is about
to be enlarged there will be many
opportunities for men TO become
Rpprenticed In a skilled trade and
be paid while learning.
Why not make your army ex-
perisnce pay OFT The building
trades offer independence, security
and adequate salaries.
Come in TO our office at 2O2
Times Annex, 9TH and Marquette,
At. i4l2, Minneapolis, and see
what your possibilities are for Sc
curing this training
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PATRONIZE ADVERTISERS
IN THIS PAPER
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STATE DEPT. COMMENDs
UNIVERSITY RADIO GUILD

A letter commencing the Uni
versity Radio Guild for its tran
scribed program, "Crossfade, War
and Peace" a contribution to the
UNESCO inter-cultural exhibit held
in Paris last November, was re-
ceived this week by Ruth Swanson,
KUOM production director.
The transcription was submitted
as an example Of the type Of pro-
gram broadcast by U, s. education
al radio stations.
Written by Mel Bolster. Radio
Guild member, "Crossfade, War
and Peace" was a half hour pro-
gram showing the founding and de-
velOpment Of the United Nations.
Originally the script was a Radio
Guild Playhouse presentation.
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Mrs. H. G. |
Word was
afternoon, by
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSE TOO SHARE with single profess
sional woman: lovely house in Chevy
Chase, D. c.; lge. sunny rms, semi-pvt.
ss s c sGn' * sso ext P dss
ewes. and Sun, wo. 54o5. Box 14l,E.
sSTTTrRACT1vE, detached; is rooms; near
opd adas wo s san pay soS to
for house and furniture rent; bldg. not
FURNISHED, UNTIL JUNE, attractive
GSeorsetown house; bedrooms; 2 baths.
S.45. Ap. o4sS. 3o43 Cambridge pi. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK. beaut loo, Diet. s.rm
mo. RIA Oil. Box l43-E, Star.
WILL SHARE HOME with / or . employed
adults; well furnished, all utilities includ-
ing phone, space for car; nearby Va; $50
CHEvERLY, Md nicely. furn. rms
avail Oct. j: center-hall plan, / baths
IN rec. rm.; lge. sun deck and back k porch
cs i{f sefore eo sn m Of per- after pE
min. Pentar n9o in Wa: $3.50 mo- se IA
s9a3,R or write Box 232-E, Star: ,
NICE yard no OBJECTION to Children; ssot
r. AtseF R P 81 be aans baths
maids rms; Tyr. lease, $3.50 per mo-; ex-
elusive section: ref. Call WI. 4l16, te
cOIoRED-e-BEDRM. HOUSE. furnished
for rent in Arlington references required
co l1pe Ed sis se-tY2aAR-oLD. broom row
completely furnished; full basement. oil
heat; l yr. lease to responsible party al
SOS mo. Call Mr.. Frank. with CHAPMAN
REALTY CO., RE. 1915; eyes,. vi. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-No,,hw..,.

BRIGHTWCOD, near Ind and Kennedy
SEP separate Gs,, en ut 70 basement 10 yTs
eoIoREbS BEST NV. SECTION Otis
n, on ga Ga; ay Ss ;o6 row brick, auto
ss42; 3, ]; cRiyELLA. INC. s4is 14th
c 6 DIE AZ AGO. HOWARD sr -5esati-
pletely detached. situated on Handicapped
grounds. over 5000 50. IT: modern in
every d SE sxeelent buy. Call DU s9o6;
CoIoRED HOME AND INCOME
in
RsFm saTos ss HI REAr r." c6 81 s sos
c 81 Ii vi Sk aSSa s.w.-sov Be-
ing completely redecorated; 5 large rooms
and bath; gas and cleo; owner will take
SLIGO down with SOS monthly payments;
tiles Gail Mr.. Hoiioman. RE. 71o4: eve,
VI. 3os4, with ALLEN L. KAY, Broker.
e E@ ef AGss Ru fHis and start action
only $3.50 down payment; lst-commercial
roomins house; mr.; 1st and E SITS. NV;
exterior newly decorated. Priced right, on
excel. terms. Call MR.. GEORGE Ma 1850
coLoRED -S1.eso DOWN Convenient
rms. and bath, 2story brick; front en-
trance to basement, h-wh.., coal each
Priced to sell this week. For details s cali
"a RR T PsoPERrIEs NC 'G Gia MM
st. nv. DI. 1855. --23
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-s spacious rms. :;
NV h., electric, oil heat: A most beauti-
seekers. For immed;;, sale; Call FR. 1858.
UNITED pEvEIoPMENsT CORR. 1915
c 81 II nW SPACIOUS ROOMS; . lots.
8 garages in rear. dbl. rear porches. oil
IN price aS5 @ NJ sf psar s.sT FL
gN1TEp pEVELopMEsF corr. G 1915
c COT n D:I ONE LEFr-1a4s wee
ST. N.W.-s rooms on two floors. Full
basement, new automatic heating plant.
payments monthly. ARTHUR E. BoWLEs,
coL coz hiab AK ISIS ND A sa5G EUCLID srs
| Ia rms. baths. hot water, oil: arranged
Into 4 apis. Terms. Call MR.. BAKER,
coLoRED-s6oo BLOCK 18th ST. NV
Row brick. rooms, now arranged for ?
families: immaculate cond.; poss Gate Of
settlement. Call GE. 9302 until pm.
CoLoRED-Low DOWN PAYMENTE5th
st. NV. 124O-42 9Th st. nw-Live in one
apt. and secure. income from remainder: 6
meters; Cali Mr.. DAY, RE. 7io4; eve,
eo col LIST AND T SITS. Nv NV
apis. furn. or unfurn.. and / unfurn.
6roEers NO. 1899, SsekdasSs s 0n to No
CoLoRED-HoUsEs IN ALL sECTioNs
Call KAY REALTY CO., RIA 1900. 80
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APIS. FURNISHED (cert. }


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Living room. bedroom, kitchen and bath
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couple 1g s3s no pets children or parties; SI3o
1 nsuSes sr SAY swS sht and
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WOMAN, between ages 30 and 40, to share
references; $40. Cali TR. 66i2. i5S6
Issaa p Fi'AGRRAGur ST. NV rooms
1 nas 5esh s1o5; employed persons only
A MOST DESIRABLE, beautiful apartment
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2 FURN. ROOMS and complete kitchen;
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