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Evening star., 1948-10-16
HELP poMESrIc.

CHILDREN'S NURSEMAID; $1OO a month:
i've In; no other duties; lovely upstairs
room E%mx and bath; local ref; OR, s4l4. III
i've lyeo in' good home to right party. AT
COOK, general housework; recent refer
ences part time or full time; good salary
for right person; live in or out. WI. 7l3s.
COOK. GHw., live in: s1oo per mo-;
other nd Sun of; must BE- fqnd Of children
cook @ aVe GaW aesR. WSte Or ea eeofed a5G
neat. capable. reliable and honest; live in;
nice living quarters; every other Sunday.
$25: $40 wk.; silver Spring. nr. Mrs. KS;
ssSnssxefins' state age and refs. Box 's sis-c,
CooK,G;Hw.. sleep in. doctors home:
location; .S25 week. RE. 3072. -l6
COOK. G.H.W., colered. live in. doctors
good salary. 81. 1862. Nl6
COoK-HOUSEKEEPER for small family
on l6th St; live in. private upstairs room
$50 per week; employed husband may
snare snare room; only experienced person with
rd local nr FefsEfness as sSs considered 04
CoUPLE' white or colored. houseman. wife
to cook; recent city references required:
s5 s5A ~. n.rd rooms and pain on 3rd hoor.
COUPLE TO SERVE as cook and butler.
married: must have refs; sleep in, pleas
8, ant t y working 9 cond; good salary. EN- $3.50.
GHW, cooking lunch and dinner ? or 4
days week. in family. References. OIL.
G.HW.. colored no Sundays: adult family;
pleasant working conditions; top. salary:
close to downtown. knowledge Of Jewish
experience. wo. a5e1. " .e''eNces @ls sAo
G.HW.. live in; nice home in Ch. ch Md;
esn saa weef s9Gkne ca fusG g. Eashsr as Sdsy week
G.HW:; 10 am. through dinner; 5ns
daIrsd days no pSan. sundays adults references re-
GIRL. white, wanted pgn for gh~ h4s' and partial
Sa5 81 week; Hobart 1887. -ls
iSs iiSss in, simple cooking; references. BOX
iHolsj HousEkEEpER-cooK, sfIn colored, ne neat,
person, 3s1 Emerson st. NV. $50 "
MAID. g,h.w Fine with children. Plain
ssek4s wk heeh can cH efFd sss Esau'Fed '-day sk
between 8 and 8 pm. l.l1 You ST. NV,
MAID, gh:x., washing machine no cook
earfs4s nensst Wiling m ss9 S9rkre. SIS per wk and
MAID, experienced: good reference neces-
sary; g.h.w, laundry and cooking; S25,
5i2-day week. WO. 3414 III
MAID, general housework. knowledge OF
cooking, live in: fond of children: Bepdix
washer; permanent; local references. ia.
SECOND MAID. white, age 21-35: pref.
foreign speaking: l blk. Conn. ave. bus.
Call Wo. $500 bet. 1912 am. and $40
WANTED-White, settled woman. capable
cooking and caring for semi-invalid; also
occasionally. FIR. 6520, 3 to 5. 16'
SETTLED WOMAN, light gh.w.. care Of
child. live in. RA. 1912 ~
GOOD COOK ana cleaner: recent local
references age not over 40; must like
children; good salary for right person; live
in or out; no laundry: half day and every
other Sunday Of Apply 1928 Shepherd
st. NV 16'
GOOD COOK. housekeeper capable of tax
ing full chge. when necessary; children,
and 3i2: recent local refs. Call CH.
64O9 before 8 am. or after 6 pm. III
Evening star., 1948-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored, experieneed; rsferences.
GIRL, reliable. colored. wants days work
as part time; good references. HU. 579S.
GIRL, colored, want days work or res
taurant work. LU. 1909.
GIRL, wants g.h.w., 5-days wk.; no cook
ing; fond of children; exper. ) yrs; refs.
GIRL. colored. wants work; reference.
GIRL, colored, wants evening work in
restaurant. store. cleaning ofices, or baby
GIRL, coiored, desire days work, clean
HsRpY Iqs fp,. pr house. Call AK S4eS. M MS
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w. maid: city
refs; honest; likes children; S-day yk,
Girl. colored, desires dishwasher or kit.
helper job. HI. 1921.
GIRL, colored wants 2 days weekly; must
be white. Please call vi. 6952, s. to
GIRLS ts) desire work as yai,rssses or
MAID, colored, neat; morning work,
sssni s5ssninf small 9sao home or apt to q ref
SCHOOL GIRL. eolessd, wants Job as
work; stay nights. Call RE. o240. =
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ADDING MACHINES. caicdators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted; All w9k guaranteed.
Rik RI dcND1roSEER S SEER TxRKEs Tns ssTTias co
repairIng; since 1875. A. g. 8. Jts Johnson fsSS
asPHaET,! ASP al ipHsi AND CEMENT. DR1vEwAYs.
safeS sso ssaa Sa N types o1PNT p is TSrk
BRickIsswer j. a srisk wOTS: iii kinds; sa.s or
ss1sh.1z5ss ss.s ss E2Ea sAaR tiPs'f Ss s
BRicKLAY1NG, ssi small-iob Sd seialists.~ 1t
sEiskAySs SsSE 9as sSs,. IN Sssbs .sTs:.,
retaining walls, chimneys, etd Estimates
free. Call any time, GIL. 400, Ext.
BUILDING and remodelins, lasge or small
Jobs: free and prompt estima1s. Call D1.
CAMERA q REpAlRs-s15 1ob st. tn NV.
81 years experience; factory ARTS. Full
LER l. dALBERT. INC, Ma. f711.
CARPENTER, master; repairs alterations
and all other general carpentryFork. Call
GARPESTER. exp. general c.Aeptry and
nosieS no ob too oo SMALL n sH "s s15s osse
CARPENTRY WORK. old or hew con-
struction. No lob is too 6is pr small:
Ere csspfNTR& sStiTsts Il WoRk sG46 or Gon UN l4
eraftsman: reasons6le. phon$ sterIins
eakfEsTRY esfa tfS to 6uRFiSins, RR repa!r OLE OF all
nS TONS, psstsrns. SSsfn sHssa; es@ent work Psa5
cARrEsrRY-porches, closets aan stairs.
Ss S; Ei;s; s e: :s.s 'ss' %
c4RpENTRY. painting, cement lnishing.
Rksa e!ss,e5ins nr xp free s,s5 estimate on all .u
c2aiRPGNTkY2atties oSti finished, rsrsation
rooms poTshss nsOssd Sc
HEM8RcKs HnaSRi Unioa saei al E.
ELEcTRic REPAIRS % ana ~, wiring ed comm:
ELEGfRlGAI ~ sEPPAlRs ana m... .la.io1.:
81 os1Se sa
tial. old, new work. Extra Extra outlets repairs.
EIEcA4IRIcAE AI tcoSS:rR4eesT1See1$m $mplsts
ilsht; heat power: day. night. Si,ds2s..
ExPERT EshaGs1A WATCH REPAIRING. Wy g req.
up and delivery. Cali Morrow. Il siss,
fnS fGooRsMIe. 5aRs US sand and nnil l{ your
Isstiss, beautiful door. j. X. AwlENeE,
f FfooRs&sanding and finishing: BID BID or
700 or WI 4770. BAUBLrTz & hARR:
FL9oRs sandsa "a ana nd rstinnishsd sf n6 sanse
Ma. 0456 or OV 2216.
FLOORS SANDED. and finished, ol frs.
made like new; work done Md, VI and
D. c. GEORGE TAYLOR, WA 1129-2s
FLOORS cleaned and waxed. Price. rea-
sonable. Trade limited. Call H. PAsKER,
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers and Saxers
for sale. RA. 4346. KENNEDY FLdER &
TILE CO.. zoo Kennedy st. NV. RAE346.
FLOOR SANDING and refnishing. Cali
BARR. AT. 1867. tl8
perf in ANTIQUE and modern brn, g1
Scratches, cigarette burns. etc, .remofd in
your own home. Call AID. 2144 ANYTIME.
FURNITURE and carpet expertly ciAned
In your home or in our own modern tant.
ACE STORAGE CO. TR; 6201. -.
KITCHEN REMODELING--Let US plan
your modern kit. or laundry. Free klan.
ming service. DAY BROS. ENGINEERING,
1916 14th st. NV. HO. 5000. IL
CONTINUED on Next pagsJ
Evening star., 1948-10-16
SAlESMEN.

INSURANCE SALESMAN, with car, to
sesyee life route; must be am
and to HOME
SURANcE CO.. 902 G st. NV. or phone
SALESMAN for awnings Venetian binds
and window shades by established local
concern. Large territory available for ex-
es eenaele Good saisTy plus bonus S
ad BOX e4I-z. Star III
srooep 1Ss hoass We oer
stricty 1a1ta eonfdensisl Box ssl-e. star
SALESMAN si for established agency; quail. quail.
group plans OF insurance; muft have clean
record, Salary open Box 4so-A' Star.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate. for
wholesale CONNECTION and novelties: must
have ha % car Apply 3l4 Randolph pl. ne.
SANTA CLAUS. a man to play Santa clau.
in our toy department; must be fond Of
nRa san oee dheF sh oof oeRE
GFffMR h2TNKos sAfEs fa9 f
faDk Fa1sation na seins p nfoSmstion f A on taxa @
tion and labor to business houses. LAWYERS
so'.t 50 years. the frm has m made substantial
smpoye. enSs and psn aas
all executives have been promoted from the
un1kna ranks 1t is seeking capabs hard na
WITH ability to close sae
The successful applicant will be specially
trained in the home once and in The field;
large list Of prospects will be furnished
the successful applicant. Attractive SAL
ary plus commission during first six
aeeount plus % Commission and travel aioW
ance. First year income S4.0Oo-S5. 900.
with increases each year due to renewals.
ing future should apply. Sell yourself
in your first letter, eiying complete infor-
nation INCLUDING age edneat!on; sIGr experi-
NC, 943 Munsey Bldg. Washington A.
sALEsMEN-we can't promise to make
offer you, an outstanding oppor. If you
havea a pleasing personality and can sell,
yeS qualify for a position on
in the home improvement field. Your in
come come would depend entirely upon your YOUR own
1904, . to 2. to arrange for appt. Car
PIANO AND ORGAN sALEsMAN-dood
opportunity for alert, experienced sales
man; See Mr.. Dixon. KIT MUSIC co.
RADIO siS s ANb III y 'TTELEv1s1oN salesman-aeod
opportunity for alert, experienced sales.
man. See Mr.. Dixon. KIT MUSIC CO..
1890 G st. NV -1S
Statesmen, major electric appliances,
large modern appliance store; excellent op-
portunity. Call MR.. DORAN. EN-. $500
HOME APPLIANCE SALEsMEN-Our fall
campaign is ready to go. Are you? Plenty
of leads to follow up; no canvass. Wash. s
biggest cooking school next month. More
leads. See Mr.. Ludy, YOST ELECTRONICS.
7034 Wis. ave. Chevy Chase. Md. IT
SALESMAN wanted by manufacturers rep
resentatives. Experienced, aggressive. To
cover Maryland and D. C. Car. necessary.
Expenses paid. Send complete information
including telephone number to Box 490-A
Star Ia
Evening star., 1948-10-16
PERSONAL.

l PREDICT that on Oct, 16, 1a4s, people
ofii each select a digit number ne sum
OF OF, i, Lsf which will be 2",507. ROBERT L.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people.
Eninila1 Eirh nursing M care opposite Walter Reed
LOVELY QUIET suburban home has room
for elderly lady; excellent food; no hospital
or institutional atmosphere. OIL. 10l5.
LEATHER JACKETS. GLOVES and hand
bags cleaned or dyed by. the specialist
ExoUIsIrEs dSeins % is 0uD beauty ntS Gnen 3rem
heaven. Call Georgia Nine seven Seven
BUILD-IT-YoURsELF WORKSHOP. Come
in and build bookcase, a cabinet. or
what-have-you, for fun or profit We
furnish workbench, hand tools, power
rates, No deposit or membership fee re.
auired. Hours. $50 pm. to 1890 pm.
Monday through Friday; l pm, to pm:
King st., Alexandria Va. lone block south
q 9.,t, Centre e Theater In FairlinEton). Phone
REDUCING. cabinet baths; gentlemen only.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfiower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone Gil. 6172.
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKING done
RIDDLE, zoos Florida ave n%~ bU. zoos:
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME, 24-hour
nursing care: sH. 6O4O
aLTEsAIIoNs ALTER on an ,ad!es s.rm:ntss
s1SsDi tns fsisns stss.sf; open eve.
anssrEaye. 5oc No appointmsnss. Iso All
E25t s'ns sESbrH x sP'e9asf cofi.aE As
FUR COATS REsryLED to look like new:
MAKE VA 'E'f'S IF IsEi RGLE W" 10 SEE SEE BUELL. for
sfnsFaoF Sc na ME- fnd 5 starter service sl1 10th
VACANCY in private guest home for eld-
erly lady; 2nd.f, front rm,. det. cor. home:
convenient % MEN quiet location. Phi. RA. al43.
BTTroSs It she'S c9vERRD, Fl RS belts buckles but
tonholes t oilh made: hem facing. notions for
east of Connecticut ave. zoos Florida
MARGARET E. WAGNER formerly with
sess s5s :, sr ! suit to the latest styles. ,ss5
VACANCY in eonvalescent home. for con-
ANY ONE CAN sEw-But only skilled
eohe a nf oSeh ss ass
save that wardrobe after others have
custom made esy0a 0a aap and
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker originally of 5th
Bss e. T R% I0sasa Sd LpsSs fsSs
fessionaily made from our or your ma
1908. -1q
TAILORS' AND DRESSMAKERs' supplies,
notions, yard goods, ready-to-wear, wom-
ems apparel and hardware; lay-away plan.
Just one-half block east of Connecticut
ave. RIDDLES DEPARTMENT STORE. 2O06
Florida ave. NV, DU. e006 49,
WILL PARTY who purchased $75 linens
from BRIGHTON LINBN SHOP In At
lantic City please phone collect. Im-
Would WOULD SOME ONE living in or around
Village or Walter Reed Gardens
keep little girl, 6, after school. to 6 3Op
Boy 213:B; Star: IT.
front. single room; also room to share
Tray service. SH. 97SR 1Ss
Evening star., 1948-10-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CLEVELANB, about a week.
Can Ca take one to help drive; refs. Phone
LEAVING WASHINGTON. October 10.
1913, for Pittsburgh. California. Camp
Stoneman. can accommodate 2 male pas
convertible Driver. CAPT, VIM. F. SMITH,
Jr. National 1900. Apt. 3O3. l6.
GENTLEMAN driving to Clearwater. Fla.
about Oct. %, would like male companion
to assist in driving and share full expense.
Box 119-B. Star. II"
Palm Beach, Fla. leaving oct. is. would
like passengers. CHI 24S4. -I7
DRIVING MIAMI, FLA, having Monday,
ref eXch CHI 1910 17s
Evening star., 1948-10-16
YOUNG MEN

Who desire a career in retail merchan-
dising. Variety store syndicate has OPEN
MANAGEMENT Perm. employment and at
tractive future Adv. ratings for men with
Grams Administration for on-the job train
ing. Applicants must have high school
educ. or equivalent. Replies should In
clude age. educ. exper. and marital status.
Box 1910, Star lie
Evening star., 1948-10-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC teons., !,

AfPkOyED REAL ESTATE COURSE, for
ZEAL Rsa aRs xF%en ies S oh HHs s. scFoo e conn or
and Thursdays 7:8O to 9; Government
d 15 tTsnsd to Sssoms %
salesman, sales lady or once personnel;
the school giving the quarter Of a cen.
sarynt snrg Of actual experience instructions.
Tuesday. Oct. 49,, veterans and Others
ng6ed aoa6 or without ooSsisation to enroll D1.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAM-clerk cAF-1
answers. IS pages, 81 MERIT '' PUBL. III
s BRpGE EEanE Hfs fcrTRE ri 79 "a:
will be inaugurated at the Connecticut
6rtaber 6rdfe clq9 2so5 Conn ave. e; Saturday
every Saturday night thereafter. Ths The
charge will be 81 per person per evening
and will include practice play as we'll as
a, lecture by Charles Charles s. Geisr. national
Potomac Valley Open Pair Championship.
Come direct or call Hu. 9s23 after pm.
FIASSo 81 sS'',,1 TEACHER, European diPon..
sdSansss MHnSsS ~ MRS iS,SL SLAY, MA; 377li Ia
c2seE Gfaks To SaH Davf s st p1 si sa.
driver training school, is4s ao4ep modei cars, aIs
B No d1s sasy aao Rfe%t so ses9sS 7
PLAY POPULAR PIANO in 90 lessons;
lmproyising: n11laaS harmony and theory in,
$500 or RA. $500 II
SPANISH, modern methods, private classes,
experienced teacher, B. S. degree AND.
ERSoN' E6.a 7l6 18th ST. NV. Phone Me.
Evening star., 1948-10-16
BUSINESS SERVICES.
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

A MINIMUM CHARGE for mall and
phone privileges in a dlwntown office
To make ARRANGEMENTS FIR this service,
please call ST. 1854 III
Evening star., 1948-10-16

When 0nS1Derfng ddDerttSe-
nents addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal Ddlue. Ad-
uertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed IL remaining ouer
10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its ddper-
ttsers from recetoing circular
matter, 1t is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter Utll be ,Dithheld as
far as possible by The Star
Only bona fde dnsUers to
advertisements addressed to
bor numbers In care OF The
Star tpiu be delipered to dd-
Uerttsers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-10-16
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 3 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisement
on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1948-10-16
ROOKKEEPER

For large jewelry store. good starting
salary, permanent; vacation; yearly bonus.
Apply Mr. williams (do not telephone),
KENT JEWELRY CO., 701 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-16
HELP woMEN.
TsVpTST

p TYPIST
Experienced; 5h-day week; good salary;
pleasant working conditions. free life and
disqualification insurance
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1881 Florida ave. NV See Mrs. Lee. 81
Evening star., 1948-10-16
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Three Lines (Minimum)
! time $500 35c lins
Q times ---- 35c line per insertion
3 to 6 times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
2 times or longer
consecutively soc line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices. SC per line
additional. Advertisements of New
Automobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (NIinimum)
Flat rate per line 500
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Evening star., 1948-10-16

BUYER AND FLOOR MANAGER
large r st. speciality store; age about 35.
Attractive, salary and bonus arrangement
Write full. exp; all information ST1r a.! held ia
Evening star., 1948-10-16

SALESMAN for retail furniture store, ex-
per. nee. desirable hrs. and remunera-
ton. Apply MALCOLM SCATEs, INC.
7242 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Nd. is
BARBER, experienced. to run shop: 5-dav
week. Apply personnel oficer, NAVAL
LABORATORY -ls
for awnings. Venetian blinds
and window shades by established local
Large territory available for ex-
perienced man with proven ability and To-
cal clinetele Good salary plus bonus based
on sales. Our salesmen advised of this
ad.- Box 241-Z. Star. III
SALESMAN for electrical appliance CO.
Leads furnished. Apply J. L. BATEMAN
6, SON, 2004 r. !. ave. ne. HO. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-10-16

building: familiar with elevator and
switchboard operation: hours, $50 am.
to pm. Phone resident manager. NO.
Evening star., 1948-10-16

pleasant working conditions: 61s-day week.
FLOOR MANAGER for ready-to- wear dept
trade, must have experience BACKGROUND
in selling; gracious personality with ability
to handle personnel and organiza tional
GENERAL CLERICAL, white, under 35 yrs.
willing to learn general ONCE routine:
appy e oce Is mARaAraS o
5$Hs GENEkAL Fia ave oFhfiEfcE hiEc WORK. ps ,t7pins.
ing salary. Apply KENT JEWELRY CO,
10I 9TH st: NV. Do not phone 20 20.
or experience necessary; good salary to
5TWELkx c.; ssS ~. 4; NV; xort - s.v
Wk. Pleasant position. good starting sal
Sss, sAfsSERo' ssa
dry cleaning agency to clerk in laundry
fe9d RsZ 'Ra ac
ssi GIRLS. white. age 1s to a5 to york part
s sSsnnf n M satuSdfSS Fser ana sapdsy
MariSoFo 1sry pleasant Roi worE With
sfse Mss HJRDuM RsE no UNI fx1seFsssn'e ssss
GIRLS, the Telephone Company has OPEN
ings now, interesting work. good wages.
gsd while learning regular v,i
our employment office. a1s G. st. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC TELE-
HAT CHECK GIRI-white. Apply in per-
son, 1877 De Sales St, NV. (of Conn.
HOUSE MANAGER for high class room
ing house, capable middle-aged lady; SAL
ary, apt; and maid furnished; references.
Box Sic. Star. -22
MANICURIST, experienced. for one of
Washineton's busiest downtown salons; ex-
cellent remuneration. pleasant surround
ings. MYRA'S BEAUTY SHOP, 18th and
NURSE-RN. for appt. desk In medical
clinic. under So. S2.250 yr.. 4O-hr.. 5Ia-
Visions cail 81, 1924. S16
NURSES, graduate. practical. for IL pm.
to z am. shift. 17-bed hospital South
j 400. TEE all3, MISS TONER. %
Evening star., 1948-10-16

SALES REPRESENTATTVE-Ex oppor-
agency in Virginia and D. C. for a young
man. preferably 25 to 40. no previous
selling experience necessary, high school
own pay check Call MR.. HELMS. DI.
69Ss, or MR.. PAUL. Falls Church $500.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Whot of Our Lower Courts?

te" Negro leaders and few have termed the
Supreme Court decision restrictive the
important decision affecting the Negro since the bred
Scott But fear that Ubance victory
sma tends to make Oveemphasze their importance and
underemphae the dangers that the basis Of the decision
What of a victory it? 1t a victory achieved
after thrtyone years Of fighting Just think of tit took
thrtyOne elementary basic right already
aneed by the Constitution of the United Staes If the final
triumph is testament high legal culture exempfied
the Supreme Court the United States what the legal
culture eXemped by the lower courts that time
and time again have upheld restrictive covenants For those
who heap praise the Supreme Court for this decision
forced by their condemn and depore the lower
courts which for upheld the legality Of restrictive
nants.
Are lower courts stated by who
do not understand the law? Or it because they depen
of Office that they agranty violate the very Cons
tuition which they uphold? We only specu
late why the lower they
ANY LEGAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT WHICH DEPENDS
UPON ITS FAITH HOWEVER CORRECT THAT THE SU-
PREME COURT WILL EVENTUALLY SUSTAIN RIGHT AND
JUSTICE is a very poor judicial system.
In the thryOne during which this fight has been
waged Negro and have been born and have died
They enjoyed theory the constitutional rights
taken from them by the corruption neciency of the lower
courts of this nation.
The Supreme Court held in the highest of by
Negroes When they defeated and unusty treated in lower
courts they often their belief that the Supreme Court
will eventually that justice is done But most of should
realize that the Supreme Court is far off and easily
be and that greater measure Of justice be assured
everyone by vigorous efforts in the future to the caber
Of our lower courts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
Packing Workers Have Right on Side

We hope Twin City Negroes allow themselves to be used
breakers in the packing plant strike Probably
asking much expect every Negro to the harm
allowing the packing plant them in such de-
spicable manner.
However every effort should be made by responsible Negro
leadership to keep minimum the number Of Negroes who
through ignorance sign to
We believe the United PacknghOuse Workers who
strike against the big packers have right their side They
asked for 20 cents hour increase The packers offered
only The union agreed accept the and sub
nit the balance of their request arbitration The pack
would agree arbitration therefore the employees
had no other except to strike.
The fact that the packers would not submit their to
arbitration is indicative of fear their that their position
would stand under scrutiny of neutral arbitrator The
packers have made huge profits in the last few and their
position in the present controversy looks bad
We hold brief for the packing industry Thousands Of
its workers Negroes and until the union along they
vastly undergrad The Negro employees always been
denied upgadng in practically all of the plants and reegated
to the drtes most unpleasant tasks matter what their
abilities aptitudes None of the packers have shown
much interest in the Negro workers
The c. l. o. clearinghouse union in contrast has large
number of Negro officials and through its efforts of the
discriminatory practices against Negroes perpetuated by pack
ing plant management have disappeared.
We glad to the St. Paul NAACP only contrib
groes TO refuse to serve strikebreakers.
We believe right is the side of the Packing House
Workers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-14
A RANDOM THOUGHT

newspaper without editorial policy
than advertising handful with all space
Every morning daily paper
dlately
those Of the Minneapolis Mers? probably
already that searching
eFs OF the National League
dams Whenever American giving
our youths chance looking
morning Of success
BY the That boy proving worthy
his position the Cleveland
but turned around and games
each
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mayors office to another
Johnny McDOnough He has
to see him leave the St Paul mayors
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the old Twin City McDonough in the Com
He must have Immediately discovered selling
game Instead Of giving patiently
listened He then us a ten dollar ad
Interested in the struggle the opportunity
advancement grown as pay and school
mate OF several Negro youths
McDonough human being Time
ship for people He patronizng
your He helped every worthwhile attempt which
was being made to improve the
McDonough considered the
y Of his a
in he
Pache for him
Of the mayors chair-Cen.