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SALESMAN.

BOOK Statesmen. experieneed can easily
earn S75 to $3.50 weekly; big new cam
manager; must, have car. Apply Suite
coILEeToR & I4 ssh sAIEsMAN Al RM wanted one who
Is familiar with Washington territory;
car Or better and good references essen
with bs m lop hs See
D. Racher, between and 10 am. IDEAL
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 2los Mt. Vernon
FURNfTTRE FUR HisS SALESMAN; outside, to sell
direct to restaurants, schools, hospitals,
hotels and institutions. handling chairs,
tables both wood and aluminium, steel
Tor worlds largest
cellent deal to qualified party. Territory
Va. and " Va, Box 19s.D. Star: -2e
Calling on b. c. grocers writing up orders;
wholesale firm: perm, excel. oppor. Rush
REAL REAL EsTATE sSE II7T siEsMAs s5ss wonderful
portunity for experienced man; starting
work mainly in Arlington. CHI. 776o. -ae
Splendid for
rants rants and i'd hotels; M food ingredients and
speeialties. Give all qualifications and sS sS-
Boy Vi prs ssT oId retail fabFes
store; must have retail selling exper.: ex-
eel. salary, plus commission, for an in
telliEent, aggressive man. THE YARD
STICK, a2S ST. NV. Il
SALESMAN, experienced in selling, COM
plete line OF machinery and supplies to
dry cleaning plants; to cover Baltimore
and Maryland: excellent lines and good
proposition to aggressive man. Box 269- B.
Star. 3
Statesmen interested in permanent posi-
tom we train you to earn S75 or more
per week to start. Apply MR.. MURRAY.
Room $40, Ring Building 18th anS anS5o M
statesmen, full or part time: will train;
good earnings, disqualification, sickness.
accident and business insurance: repre-
senting the Metropolitan Casualty Insur,
ance Co. Of New York. Call MA. 1892 for
interview, 8 am. to 3 pm. 80
BUSINESS CHANCE-Salesmen of good ap-
pearance and references wanted to solicit
listings from business people. nave the
most liberal proposition that will surely
appeal to you. Call personally weekdays
bet. 10 and /. or make appt. with LEON
GOODMAN, 1885 Conn. ave, co. $500
80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. representative
to sell nationally known. leading line OF
infants and children's wear to established
accounts in Maryland, Delaware, Washing
ton and Virginia; experience not required.
Send complete details including references,
Interview viii be arranged in Washington
APco MANUFACTURING Co. 1912 Mil
waukee. ave: Chicago %, Ill. PHONE
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, efficient, re-
liable nurses; agency licensed and bonded:
SECRETARY (mD, S55 wk Executive
type, young man, unusual openings.
Stenog.. transportation, future, $500. Law
Typist, start $40 wk. Dozens Of others
daily: bookkeepers, typists, stenosraphers
salesman. Est; 80 yss3 y5sss39s Mr. Ford
TYPTSTS Qs), $40 wk. UP 10. Clerk
typist. ins. once, $40. Receptionist, some
tipping, S35 wk. Telephone operator: SAB
wk. up Addressograph operator, S35 wk:
Dental assistant, sal. open: Practical
nurse, live in, free. and s100. House
mother, child group, Sill See MISS
Reed for interesting openings. tEst. 10
yrs} PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871 G ST..
Az Al sEcc'Y..SBooKPR., $4,000. stenog.
knol bookkeeping pref. legal exper., perm
opprty.; Secy manfr. REP. und. 30, $40,
Iuli charge of Office transportation secy.,
single, S225; political secy., American.
S220 mo-: aviation secretary, start S50
wk; No. Arlington secy., 5-day week. 500
me-; editorial stenog. secy.. S22o; secy
engineering office, 5-day@ $50 up. Need
100 new applicants daily for top salaried
openings. Est. 30 yrs 1t adds prestige
to be sent by Boyds-for the better ap-
pointments. always see Boyd's For secy'
Spsn,Sgs' ,sss. ,sssss. Mise Lee ssss sr Miss "his''
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HELP WOMEN.

ADJUsTMENT CLERK, must Be experi-
enced in dept store adjustment ofhce;
5-day week, ,20fo discount on purchases.
Write giving name, address, telephone
number and qualifications. Box 7S-D. Star
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on
ladies suit alterations; perm. position,
good salary. Apply zIRKINS, S21 l4th
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, temporary for
2 weeks: congenial SURROUNDINGS; hrs.
$50 to $50. N day Sat. $40 per week.
| LEE . 3 3 dngTTLfR' NC 11sl 21sb St
ATTEHpANT. Aft Nj experienced. for invalid;
sleep in: 5h days; excellent salary. DE:
0s00. Ext. 327. MRS. B. JACOBSON
BEAUTY I OPERATOR. hair stylist and all
around operator. AID. 979s: SO
BOOKKEEPER. experienced double entry
books l01s Conn. ave. NV, EX. 1919.
BooKKEEPRR for life insurance once:
chance to advance. must be at least 20;
only person with general agency life ins.
exper. need apply. Call MRS. OLIVER at
BooKREEPER @ AND TYPIsT-Prefer one
with real estate ksd construction expert
ence; good salary to start; permanent po-
sition, chance for sdvancssoent and fu-
ture. State qualifications, Box 2t4-E star.
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SITUATIONS WoMEh

ADM. ASST. good organizer, supervisor
s9tv sGrresD, Ooh9aIa fluent spsnSh research person
to obtain oo-operation: .attr. app appearance; rass
sEAtTY offfERAToRss.s sssoi soiored, with 500 som.
sssrss b% p9siffR r. i9 oss oEssnsd oO
RsePIs' + ieoEins fos sass sasS week 1s ess u.s.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires parttime;
multigraph, typing.. ME. $3.50, Apt AZ.
DI,REssMAKING. design. remod, aitera-
GIRL, colored, exp, reliable, neat, wants
waitress or any kind of work. District
GIRL, colored. wants Job barmaid, elevator sa
work Phone LU. 762s. e
GIRL GIRL. eolored desires Job eleyator
GIRL, colored, wishes position as beauti-
GIRL, light colored. size Is, wishes Job,
esa'GE nee Ho opssas9r ss7s or maid in doctors Of
cashier. clerk or saisssifl sxper. AT. ss5s.
HOUSEKEEPING wanted by refined gentle
methsfIess Rome good W COOK: Salsa ref sfais Box
IEGaI issi ssfs5 SECRETARY. stenosrapher. asn ma
r. recspsons ass
AID. 1900, Ext. SO, after &. 30
NURSE: practical: available immed; white
Tss 1ss5. information call AID: ss40 or PE.
NURSE, competent, daywork: Sc. pre-
tsrTeS; NITpSr s=xeellspt = t. Arsferenees. FIR, 0790;
Sossan * ahaSsn s EsSss
NURSE, graduate, companion -housekeeper,
rSp wJn m GhId seeks resident positon
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced: English
elderly person, Boy SIo-E: Star. :.
day NURSE oF gh @
fs sLfP Covers s. AND s1'q qbRApEs, alterations;
mssanss I5sS' ans after ftsFas9nssls p@
Tsfs P9stGp ss e ss.Ea
sTENOGRAPHER desires part-time work
IN nhoo own oft1ee; AZ dictation taken over the
PaGas s49s conn ave 0R s10e
time, time Adams 1868 evenings and week
TYPiNG DONE AT HOME. stencils a
sgscialty; 4s asys work called for and delivered
WOMAN. colored, desires job as char
woman S.n ,a,9 or elevator operator; has license.
WOMAN, y Zig light eolored. desires work five
work: excel. ref Cali AT. 875s.
WOMAN. refined. will sit with children;
transpc home after midnight: NV. only
WANTED-Position as apt. house man
ager; experienced, competent, excellent
references. For interview. write Box 1877
YOUNG LADY desires clericaI-typist DO
sition; knowledge of Spanish. LU. 9161.
TwS sS e1Rns. Is eolored. want work a. 2ss asht
in lunchroom or as chambermaids. Ii.
POSITION WANTED, small apartment
building or rooming house to manage; ex-
perienced. Call DI. $3.50. MRS. BEANE
DO YOU NEED THE SERVICES of an ex-
per-, accurate steno. clerk-t -typist? Part
time work from my home. IA. S26S.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Audits tax returns. by
expert, IL yrs experience reasonable.
OW RI7R
ACCOUNTANT, 12 yrs exper.; tax returns
prepared short forms, 81; long forms, S5
up Write for appt. Box 395-C, Star. 800
expert, DOCKS started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared. state
ments, audits: reasonable. OR 2074.
ACCOUNTANT will keep all records for
reasonable. @ TE. 1857. e
BOOKS KEPT Tor the small business that
wants an itemiZed financial report every
month to get a true picture of their busi-
ness; rates. 81 80 q day. Drop q card to
BOX 33e-D, Star. and let me come In and
talk u ever with you. 80
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, white. desires apartment in ex-
change for work in small rooming or
apartment house. Elk. 109S. 2S'
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

DO YOU NEED THE SERVICES Of an ex
per, accurate steno clerk-typiSt? Part
time work from my home IA. S26S.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuIators cleaned.
oileo and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE l177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 14th st. nv: -,s
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IN THE FACE OF YOUR NEIcHBoR

The huge mAibAE Of varied publications
New Leader Office daily tend depress truth be told than
they tighten the heart Enlightenment
donal knowledge Of atrocities that
the world But occasionally emwith perhaps
than local importance hard boiled
"nstha perks from New Orleans involving Glare
Booth Luce recently served that purpose
Mrs Luce scheduled address the convention
uona Council Of Catholic A. approached
delegates from being seated Then won't said Mrs Luce
hercey Until Christ your
neighbour have Christ and you
Him" Previously local Catholic ocaS including Archbishop
Joseph Rummelhad insisted that the hotel
policy The hedgd they allowed Negroes
barred them
the serving Of whites and Negroes the eating place.
Mrs Luce then told the delegates III your
and Arehhshop have made genuine attempt these
people should not be penaIed I've these difficulties
beoreat Kansas City hotel Waldorf
know the Catholic have taken militant
coloTsd question Of whoeheaedly
ton" When the told the Mrs
made mandatory his action she rrorted punEenty AN
that It's . lousy Law"
In discussion incident Work" the ex
eesn Of the Catholic Labor Alliance adds this helpful
" about time that the blinds
hotel they should make every
thcw be treated beings Certainly Catholic
group unless make Christianity should
schedule convention where Negroes barred rom
where's organization holding is convention this
might add perhaps unnecessarily this
foE whatever religious denomination
that profsss TO believe n democracy
bright psacockS feather for bonnet oupoken asry
CHrsl-Ths New Leader
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FrUn The Chicago pNfsndsrl


Like unuCky hOrsOpAyer who lives hopes beating
boOke the professional Souhsrnsr forever champonng
Ne knows when he against the impossible and
his passion for making Of drives him beyond
all Of believe
winds bum and the professional SOuthsnsr simple
last week Governor STo ThurmOnd Of
presidential candidate the Diecrat
luncheon meeting Of the Overseas Press Club Among
the silly things he said that his platform
racial prstudics
He said he stood for racial integrity and stated When talk
about racial integrity and purity believe maintaining
purity Of the white and the purity Of the Negro
believe their blood should be MIXED form
yellow race"
We wonder the has visited the
in his home state he hasn't he certainly surprise
lie will discover that his generations ago
according he better
examined too carefully Be that the governor
know how ridiculous TO lock the barn door after all
have aed.
seriously hs life viii bring him unsndnG Gst
masters Of the South have believed the principle
tsG the defines but they upon principle
much like their acting the principle equality
opportunity.
TIE professional DxecrNb confused democracy
and hypocrisy, sy only tell they believe their own
lea untOrEvabs We hope day white
SO1therns viii stop Kidding themselves and get racial
merry 60 round Is high time they caught the bus
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NuVY Embalms Jim Crow

The Navy has been quiet about but before
world War had been easing segregation and Jim
tho window Navy commanders especially the younger
and absttsd by Secretary Of the Navy Forresa
Lester uranGe found that Jun Grow training created problems
upset morale and efficiency when the aboard ship
Very quietly al Great Lakes
and In practically Negro lads placed
competed with the other American and results
young white youth In Minneapolis who the Navy
Into office the other day. lie had completed
training He quite proud that the Navy had trained all
together
Walt until the Dxs-erAtS the Nays been
doing for three ysaa Maybe they've already heard
The Navy prepared show that nonssssgatOn works In n least
one branch Of the armed services
Ugly vicious anS smtm the bottom Of fight against
the erection Of Mt Sinai hospital Al the Motley school Min
neapolS despite denlals several sidea
Food costs high that individuals
20 debt provide their families Christmas cheer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
USEFUL AND HELpFUL

Of the useful helpful City organizations op
Grated Associated Negro Credit Union In liz 10
Of successful service 10 the financial needs Of In almost 500
members has demonstrated the possibilities Of cooperation
During IL existence has loaned members thousands Of dol
lars at low rates Of interest Many IL members have been ded
q financial crisis by the handy credit union
The union has been operated directed ocersd by members
Of the Twin City Negro community Thousands Of dollars Of IL
bsr funds have been put 10 good loans
loans and chAitsl loans
A. 10 with most successful institutions several individuals
have contributed the the Associated Negro Credit
Union One Tnlmage Carey Minneapolis corporation pres
dent and Of tho Unon contributed the
In enthusiastic interest lie has example Of
seiflah service 10 the organization.
cSrsyS idea his dream and his hobby He has guided
10 growth from 40 members with total Of 800 shares almost
900 members with assets In Of $4,000,
All Of the ofcsrs president credit
union without salaries In the few Of the oers has
been allowed yearly stipend which actually won't for the
line he purchases In three months around
the union.
Most Of the credit union members do realize Just they
benefit their organization they did tho growth would be much
greater than has Certainly Of the deserving orEaniEA
tons the Twin Cities for takes the small money Of IL
puts together for the interests Of IL members
hnVe financial problems.
u would thousand Minnesotans
ciated Credit Union and share In lie benefits.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
Next WuV the luss7

lot OF simple minded people anxious 10 this
country embroed In another good Of them think Of
the devastation Of being
the last three conflicts which the has
engaged.
used the bomb Hiroshima opponents
do the with another fight A. present
warfare like Minneapolis and 81 Paul and other
poan vulnerable and could Be- laid like
Hiroshima and NaEasAh Our industry which production
depend underground whore would be
and rocket weapons Of
this Newspaper that before rsk another
had better prepare defend country fight
part Of defense ought Be attempt
and the time preparing
worst
However would BE- nice idea Jar into the mnds %
advocates Of get tough policy that thu
the end Of civilization tand that neither
may nom death dealing dsvSS developed by
modern science
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
POETIC TRUTH
BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF

BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
I ate left-overs from the pans
And almost ate from garbage
cans;
This Is q true confession.
Although this was a bitter cup
My head was always lifted up
Throughout that great depression.
slept upon the trampled grass
Along beside a Seething mass
OF people who were weeping.
Those were the times that tried
my soul
And, yet, l pressed toward the
goal
While my comrades were sleep
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
Secretary COFreets
Editorial ON Organizations
Executive Board Meeting

Editor May I call your atten-
ton TO q factual error in your
editorial. The Committee to De-
fend DR., Dubois. published in
your issue Of October 81 Through
no fault Of your own you have
reprinted the misinformation that
Rev. James II. Robinson had de-
MED that he was present at the
NAACP board meeting which
voted against renewal Of DR.. Du-
Bots contract. The Rev. Mr.. Rob
inson was present, Rs the board
minutes show and a. he acknowl-
edges, throughout the discussion
and voting on this issue. The rec
ord further shows that there was
not = single vote against the
Board action, only one member
asking TO be recorded as abstain.
ing from voting.
I do not know how the story
got out that the Rev. Mr. Robin
son had denied being present I
do know, however, that Il Is so
patiently false as 20 seem to have
been deliberately contrived for
the purpose Of distorting and mis-
representing the Boards action,
You will be interested also 10
learn that the AFRO AMERICAN
for October Q. (page 81 carries 4
statement by Carl Murphy that he
10 NOT u member Of the Dubois
committee, The use Of Mr.. Muir
phys name by the committee Is
but one OF many examples that
could be cited Of the inaccuracies
being circulated as facts" by this
committee.
Please allow me to assure you.
both personally and officially,
that the action on DR.. Dubois did
not bring into the open any
split" in the NAAcP. This Incl.
dent has been exploited by a very
small group Of persons, many OF
whom are not members Of the
NAACP and have done nothing to
assist in carrying forward It's pro-
gram, TO give the public the i'm
preston that (a) a great wrong
has been done: (b) q political
question Is involved; and (cl
there Is q great difference Of
opinion in the Official family OF
the Association.
None Of these Is true.
Because ! know that you would
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

Minneapolis will play host November 20 10 Charles Hamilton
Houston Of the outstanding lawyers America and perhaps the
greatest attorney Of Negro descent practice
Mr. Houston viii address the dinner meeting Of the Minneapolis
Mayors Human Relations Q
day Institute Human Relations The Washington attorney
been the mind behind the Of the NAAcP
fore the Supreme Court lie with distinction
FEC and adds his knowledge Of the law his
social and rcOnomic problems Of American Negroes
Every student Of human relations the should
plan 10 hear this brilliant
Tap" wardAw the Mil City Urban League secretary
the Ming which shut off the editorial
Curtain"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
HOPE FOR WORLD PEACE

World rederalsa will hold their Minneapolis
Nov iaA This group believes that peace this world will
maintained only and when the nations Of the world
form Of world government
The has BY leaps and bounds and m membership
made Of Thousands Of iarseenR who
Of and the threat 10 civilization,
The thought Of world government realistic
10 others the hope Of the world United World
the latter They have the vision and the
TO point better and united world We hope
ment until the hArassed Of globe
solution the aGsod problem Of between
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Russell. 633 IglehArt Ave, St
Paul, . baby boy.
A baby girl was born this week
to Mr.. and Mrs Byron Brown,
Gas Marion ST.. st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Washing.
ton. 7ls Girard Ave. No. . baby
boy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

not wish 70 circulate false rumor
a. fact l am confident that you
viii make the necessary eorrec-
ton In accordance with the facts
Roy wilkins,
Assistant Secretary.
NA.A.C.P.
Editors Note: This paper based
is use Of the name Of Rev. James
II. Robinson on what IL considered
reliable news sources in New
York. We appreciate Mr.. wilkins
calling our attention 10 the error
Of fact.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
THE ZIG PARADOX

RepetitiouS facts.
History attracts.
Names and faces,
Appear in places.
Some worldly wise.
Sage-like glise;
Others downcast,
Troubled mask.
Few pure truth.
Numerous uncOuth.
Human panorama.
Facts and places.
PathoG Allied drama.
Tyrants profound.
Subjagated races.
''ISms" abound.
Scientific progression.
Social depression.
Religious liberation, but
Nation eats nation.
Education galore.
Crimes by the score.
Democracy Is right.
Communism q blight.
ATyan1 No super racel
Negro? Stay in your place.
japanese in -"
The order Is kill and gore,
Germans In as"
No good while alive.
Chinese in "4s,"
Recovery aid can wait.
The world
A thinly yelled Undertook.
Soil and water
A big paradox.
%. N. Thompson, Jr., in
the Lincoln Clarion.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

David johnson. esT 81 An
thony; Mary MGGWOod ssT 81.
Anthony.
Y n c, Grove. SsI ST. An
thOay; Margaret Bennett SsT 81
AathOay,
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Post Election Estimate

Il think Trumans wonderful little got CUTS
He's honsst-he hGhnEhes champ got
age Of his convictions He sticks his neck OF
knows will cost him think Wallace dog manEer
think Dewey phony ham actor don't believe that smile
for second think he's posed front OF
voice lessons When old smile you feel
you're at barbecue "-Taulah Bankhsad Oct 30
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

start planning for 1882 when be identified
support political party dedicated the
tho party Of Lincoln In 1853 and The Negro
political and economic freedom this country everything
VIII take care OF itself We have faith In the that
developing In the American conscience Good white
especially the generation supporting concept
democracy which includes the black which
vital question viii stAnd7-OklAhoma Black Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
SON or AGRA c, n SANDERS
CLERK m TREASURY DEPT

Ma c. ~. Sanders, Socs Gar
fssld Ave-. So, Minneapolis, re-
esived word last wSek that her
son. John Sanders, has been ap-
poinssd . clerk In the Treasury
dspaGtmspt IN Los AnesleA
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EXPLANATION"

BY JOHN HENRIKACLARKE
A smile Of hope
And a frown of despair,
A hangman's rope
And a scornful stare;
This, too, Is America, you see,
But not what America was meant
TO be.
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RARm Pralaetlm

No range. ordinary stove or fur
mace should Be placed within three
feet of unprotected woodwork.
wood lathe or plaster partitions IN
building TIE farm nome.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

when he loses the upper hand.
Remember when he beat his wife
lest fer" not having his supper
ready
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05
Koop This In Mind

mind So Tar civil rights concerned In this
country parties have been taking the Negro foe
eOnsidsred judgement that the Progressive party
land candidate the presidency this but should
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MINNEARnI.IR

Willie J. Allen. 20, S27 Cedar
Ave, Muriel Mcdonald, IS. s27
Cedar Ave.
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ATOMIC AGE
BY Ruth Rhone

Voices from the clouds were
heard from a CLIO picketinG air
plane that few over the water
front recently, denouncing AL
longshoremen working ships.
Only grandma didn't know they
were planes; she thought angels
had decided 10 take over the
world situation.
But Uncle Jim was smarter. He
sold out his home believing there
was . new WOFi d 70 conquer In
the clouds, and especially pre-
pared 10 build his home In the
shy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

A man in Milwaukee sued for
divorce because he couldn't take
. beating from his wife. It's Just
like a man TO Squeal for mercy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

WAllAce's campaign In Georgia
Got close 20 the barefoot, tObae-
cO-cheWinE baby (blblicaD kiss
Ing Big Jim Poison displayed In
Alabama. Some Of the Wallace
enthusiasts even ehAnted Gonna
try TO bring the rest Of Georgia
back into the United States?-
What WhAle-Of-a-jOb they
have!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-05

II didn't take an atom smasher
to crash the shower Of eggs that
spattered over Wallace's manu.
script In Pittsburgh recently. II
seems As though high prices Of
eggs don't bother some people.