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Evening star., 1948-04-18


up. up sERdERs, s4la 14th St. NV: Du
3444. Juvenile furniture exciusiyyssiy
eRsn esfa fssiSas'ssiSEErE: S. ssny hsh ohs,1 sg
BABY sA BATHrNETTE. chinorobe. carrias.
good Condition. very reas. sH: 5707.
sAsh BED n DsasSestn very STURDY s:o'
@ exeelient Condition, $3.50. 5ss4 2th St
I. BxBY xsi APs CARRIAGE. SHOW, Th.yer; nav:
$50, sell for $50 Teeterbabe. 50; Botf
like new. ia. 513s. 1898 underwood
BABY CARRIAGE. tx,n, upholstered; y. kns =;
stonR R Rssd Ior nsw seS Also II s9sas sssy niu
hss sHbr ehea ecanssIAcfG' Can whtnss XII ssa4
with pad; good condition; $50. PHONE
BABY CARRIAGE for sale. Haywood-wsks
field. opposition back. s25. OR. e3Ss sS
BABY CARRIAGE. bsthinette, high chair
and other baby needs, excel cond. EN-
a' mat. ts5 v;S ysine) ii free with each carriage
baby cribs s size adjustable isIs Ste
trsss and bSmpeIs. ss5. .e5, II blond .
yards, raised door. reinforced with cente
leg. bead panel. on casters $13 .e5; Trimnl.
S5.s5: Kiddie- Koop with hair mattress
$3.50; sToRK yCo5 TOWN 61ls Ga: os Ave
BABY CARRIAGE. blue. collapsible. Honey
suckle. excel. cond. Call Trinidad 1910
BABY CARRIAGE. gray. good condition
BABY CARRIAGE, larse. with mattress
sasY aeshaRsRfAGE. ssorsine 0ss foains type
with omattress; bathinetts; $3.50. Cal
s3BY CARRIAGE. Thompson. s25; 4
BABY CARRIAGE: Collier: :Ksyworth,. nev
condItion; best offer: Call TE; 296s.
very good cond; S24 Bassinet, baske
type, compl. with extra-thick mattr.;ss3
sAbY CARRIAGE, rhayer. 8 mos. old, ane
rTatre;s; cost $40 new; price. &45; alumi
mum hsthinette, cost SIC new price Slo
BAbY CABBAGE, Pearl make. collapsible
in good Condition; SIS. Call GE. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

ness located in the heart OF Arlington; Well
EXCELLENT sof tnrSef ReT'nehs Ms
REAITY il os 81 dIsss oX Fd ST. 4 Lee blvd ls sh
RaEssfATRANT, RESI- R II liquor H and md beer for sale
very low overhead. top location, low rent @
This is an opportunity Of a lifetime; FSi NJ
Sfssts SfoeeIs T pIease Sc seR BoR 3SsR 70 Star
FRUIT STAND, in Sc, market; establishesdd d
20 years. doing approximately 81 900 WHY Si;.
business; very low rental; owner selling que
TO health. fully equipped with walk.in
Mr. Mr. LYMAN, RE. sS7s; ewes. and syn.
EHAARDWARE. EHARDD9WSAaRE good location. trafnc: .
money-maker; owner sacrifice for quick sale
All replies confidential. Box 347-X' star
WHOLESALE DRY CLEANER, nr. .S silveI
roush or fnishsdi he s7ss quality work % an'
SsTTife WTnG INVEST SHs IS To $4,000 in sons
3 & seSSiHn; viii ,sefi sSGc
HABERDAsHERY itB RI ASHER Shoes All NATIONAL;
advertised mems wear: recently remodeled
GOOD o % colored business section, excellen
possibilities; dissolving partnership; abou
sl5.ooo for stock, plus SIS Sl9.3oo v hStaTes StsT
ssss ssoKERs " $ Nc MusT rA MovE roomins hous
furnishings. 13 roms; can pay IL mos;
BooKKEEPERS. ACCOUNTANTS-Develo
your own profitable business posting jour
nal entries for small businesses in YOU
TIoNAL BooKKEEPING SERVICE, Mid
ffH Hsrsis svaiisse for Ar
mold fne bread and rolls; established rout
covers Alexandria and part OF Airing
ton. No cash necessary. but applican
must furnish truck. have sales background
best character references. Phone ERNES.
NUT AND BALL GUM route for sale, rea
sonable; about 80 machines excellent con
EXTRA INCoME and security-A safe
sure dignified independent business o
your own-earn UP to S25 in only > hours
operating a route of nut, gum and cand
vending machines: established route 10
sale, comuete with stock; $1,000 cash @
better offer. owner leavins city 30
133-V, Star.
NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Home with incom,
z rooms l bath, rent. So SO; nice yard
senlidetached. clean. Price $3.50. Z.
THURM, anS 10th st. NV. DI. 1905.
FROZEN CUSTARD and donut shop. $500
down: very lucrative business. in bus
silver Spring area; well equipped: reason
able rental; business record available
bona fide buyers. mo phone Information.
Call for appointment, BREADY GO
WANT 70 BUY BOOMING HOUSE, down
town location, Reasonable. No dealers
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Isf, for his hone Saturday. April
-.
SlE. and slss. W. y. AGaaplas
Jr,. TIE East eth street, are the
proud parents Of . baby girl born
sunday. April 10. The young lady
tipped the scales at seven pounds
and five ounces. Mr.. Maapina JT.
and grandpa hAupins 81. wsrs
passing out candy and cigars all
day sunday
Mr.. and Ars. Julius SieNeaI Of
81 Paul we're In the city for . day
sunday. April %. 10 see Mr.. Nc
Meals sistsT.in-IaW. Mrs. Lucy Nc.
Neal
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Nichols
Ar are rsdseoratInS their home
and have purchased some asw fur
nitnTs.
Mr.. wallace tIsumpsJ ItOdnsy
Jr. celebrated his birthday last
week and received a beautiful sig
net ring from hls parents.
Mar. Mac CaFSSa, SII Garfield
Ave, started work At g. Lakes
Hospital Monday. April -, a. a
nurses aid
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Recorder. Special music by the a.
on Gospel Choir, GrostiaEs we're
extended b. Rev. EuEsns VIII.
ans. pastor Of the Pilgrim Baptist
church, HlOuE Fails
Miss sylvia Booker. slouE Falls
promising artist. sang two soIos
Maurice coaklsy. church clerk
introduced and presented the guest
speaker, Rev g. W. Bolts. sr
who brought the message Rev
Bolts. sr. who was filled with f..
thsriy pride and heavenly apprs,
citation was greatly moved a. h
spoke Hs HtTeassd tbs duties 0i
q man called BY God and his duties
10 God and man.
The finance committee With Mrs.
Harvey BENTLEY ~ chairman tool
rhaTEs presenting Rev and Mrs
~ Bolts. Jr. with q sum Of giss %
Rev Bolts, JT.. and Mrs, Bolts
Jf, spoke In appreciation. Mrs
" W B0tts. sF. was presented
and introduced 10 the msmbsfs and
brought some forcibls personal
Wslghty remarks.
After services all we're invited
10 Join In helping themselves "a
food In the dinlnE room Of the
church The buses departed he
fore 75O pm, say come again
come back soon. and please do not
forget your subscription 10 the pa.
par.
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, kRGSKEV COarSNN "

. N'ftl'E ~ hereby given that r J
kreskey Company IL iac,rpSrstea
aHaS' the laws - 5hs state az Min
r"s"ts IN the card day af Aprtf isIS
re ssaeral nature ~ the husins =
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ahd sell sideWaika artveWays ard
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me nanes ana addresses ~ the
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Minnesota Ttlits EraHksy saak
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nastests Cor-arstIor Art
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Zion Gospel Chorus
To Present Twin City
Talent Sunday, May 2

The public Il cordially inVitsd to
attend correlated program Of
words aud music. Sunday. May 4
at s.iS pm at Zion baptist church,
Minneapolis. with the Gospel Choir
W Of the church az host and Leila
Thornton, program chairman
Gloria williams. ~ Paul 90
rFano. viii sing Avis Ware Carter
reader, and = member Of the North
star Civic Players. will be the mar.
ratOF Other outstanding Twin City
talent will 10 presented Rev ~.
W Bolts Sr 10 pastor Advt
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file No f0asa
bFdeF tsF HE1gtRm PetlttsH FOE PrWaf
&C WIN. tiasltiaa rtas 90 Ftlr
CLAIMS Rpd Zee HeaFtam

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&C WIN. tiasltisa TSsas 90 FIIr
tta1uas esd fsF HeAFtaH
rhereoa.
state Of Ainnssota, County %
hrasep!S ~ PTaSsts t'aaTi
In Re Estate 80 Iohr NJ ne,
recsdsnt
Prove NuI
u - ordered, that all person. ~.
terested show cause. " any 'hsy
have, before this Court IN Monday
Nav teth, ists AZ 10 o'clock A nj
N the Court House In AIhneapoIis
a'nnesotR Why the petition herein
hlsd sf RaEnR lane % Hsnnspin
County, Minnesota. for the allow
ancu OF an instrument puFpoFtlna %
be the last Will and Testament Of
said neeedsnt and the probate there.
. OF ana Tor the appointment % her.
self .. ESscutrtN. should not be
OrasS 60 Ftls CtaIsaa aaa EsS
usaslaH TAeFSSa
" L. further ordered, that within
four months from the date hereof
all creditors OF said pecedsnt Ole
their claims In thls CpaFt Proofs
9TH he heard and claims examined
and adjusted before this Court On
Tuesday. September TN, istA - 10
o'eleck A. ~ IN the Court House
IN Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shalt be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 law.
tFsal % Probate CouFtl
WithssA the Hss. lanes - Nshos.
Judge ef Probate Co9Ft, tAis stR
day % APFtl. iss8
ERNEST ?. LoRENE
Clerk Of Probate Court
yESNUM. NEVILLE. WRIGHT
a NEWHAtts Attorneys
itse n ~ Hank nlaa
tMinneapslis Spokesman. April IL
- and la
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Notionol Chorus Board
Meeting Colled Success

About 100 delegates attended annual
ing OF the National Gospel Chos and Choruses Inc held
Camphor Memorial ~ f. church. St. Paul. April 20 D. Many
prevented attending because Of labor
East. officials sad.
The Twin City Gospel Choral Union host to the meeting
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Duluth News
BY EiLLAH NJ. WATERS
TIS sth Ave Fast

Miss MaEisrIr krIlry, daughter
" Ms LsonA Kelley. iusG Fast
10Th street waA transferred from
- Mays Hospital to SoPsminE
sahItarium, on Thursday. APrii IS,
Mr.. Edward RiCkmaa of SO No.
sith Ave. West. was ordered to
81 Lakes Hospital On rhnraday
Apru ~ Mr. RIckman IL TO be
operated on soon
Mr., Willlasa 4. IsR~a Sf TSlcSlO
ohio vas In the city tot . week.
attending 10 some business for his
sister, Ms Lucy MeSeal Mr.
Jones was the house guest Of Mr.
Edward HeWsoms, while here. lie
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CARD Or THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
tn znas and appreciation u all tie
friends and nsIEhbOra who were 80
Kind and thouEhtfui TO us DURING
the Illness and death Of our father
and brother. Walter T. Dodaon who
left US ApTil ', 1898
The many deeds and words oi
Hympathy were q great comfort "a
US, the beFeaVed. our special thanks
% Rev John q. simmons Mr., and
Mrs, Clarence Smith and Mr. Wen
Eei Miller
Neil DOdHon Russell. daughter
william Russell, suh-in law
Minneapolis
John pOdsOn, brother
New York city. " Y
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Judge Waite Says
State FEPC Bill
Is Constitutional

tCobtin1sd from page -
members OF groups the ordinance
seeks 20 aid"
4 was at frat opposed 10 the
city ordinance, thinking that II
might do more harm than good
I thought the state Law should he
passed first n has done no harm.
and Z am convinced that the sE-
ample shows some of the faIlaey
Of that kind Of reasoning"
II IL true that you cant Isgiv-
late away prejudice. he continued.
but when indulgence Of prejudice
10 against public welfare you can
and ought 10 override II, In all
our laws We exercise eompulaIon
against someone who wishes TO act
against public welfare"
LAW NAMES PROGRESS
"A law somewhat beyond public
opinion sets q standard Of right.
u makes for progress Having fla.
ID that standard, We mast use dts.
orstion. and some patience, In
bringing the public up to the stan
dard -.
The Judge wanted TO make clear
that ne had not avoided" the auea.
ton Of public policy In writing his
article Hs repeated that his aim
was To erase the constitutional y
refuge
As . matter % public policy.
am heartily In favor Of that iaEis.
iation." he declared There are
no good arguments against H. Z,
10 80 plainly right"
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ing at Zion Baptist church, Min
nsapolis, where the closing pro-
gram was held.
Other churches and their pastors
cooperating were Bethesda Baptist.
81. Peter A, N e. and Fl James
A. N T., Minneapolis.
Viola Nash IL president Of the
Twin City Afiiiiats group. Rev. Jo-
seph Carter Of Carter Chapel c,
M e. church IL special pastor Of
the group
The national convention Of the
organization will be held In Brook
Ign. ~. Y. beginning August ?.
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coming to the church to worship
Mothers hay. Prayer meeting sV'
cry Thursday - 7,1O pm. You are
cordially invited 20 Worship with ua
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The Minneapolis and a. Paul
dsisEAtl0n came from Zion Baptist,
Bethesda Baptist. Pilgrim Baptist.
Baptist Rest, ~. Peters A. n v.
church. and the H0lssy Memorial
&. NJ n church 4 special con
tributi0n brought ny Mrs AafE 10
Fits Washington from Bsthssda
Baptist church. Rsv J. Tate, pas
tor was presented 10 Rev ~ w.
Bolts. IT, following his instaIla-
ton services.
After morning services dinner
was served 10 tina dining room Of
the church. cafeteria style With
Mrs Melvin smith In charge % the
department
Program 81 = P.M
The installation services began
at . pm wlih Rev ~ W Bolts,
A.. In charge with the Gospel, se-
nlor and ssHtsits Of Zion Baptist
In a combined chorus With Mrs
onIs Mccoy, pianist Prayer by
RsV ! Henderson, welcome adj
dress by MRS Mary V Rsden
Special music BY the sl0uH Fails
Gospel Singers composed Of Mr.
Danlsi Coates, Norman BACON,
Theodore Vaughn and Johnny
Armstrong The church petition
vas made by Mrs Oscar bridge
water seeking admission into the
AInnssois Association of which
Rev ~ W Bolts. sF. 10 modsra-
tor The petition WIS received
and membership granted
A reminder was made by Mrs
Oscar BridEswStsr. the corrsspon-
dent 10 subscribe 10 the Minnsa-
polls Spokesman or the ~. Paul
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Sioux FolIS Hos Big DoY
As MinneSofonS Visit For
installation Of Rev. Bolts, JT.

~ sIFs. Oscar IlEtdGswutsS. ~.
u vas Minneapolis Day In slouE
Falls. sunday, April 10. The big
day that the Bl-Htatss had planned
rsa1hsd Ito fulfiIlmsnt Sunday 81
~ Johns Baptist Church when
several automobiles arrived on FTi.
day ana saturday ana two full bus.
sss on sunday containing relatives
and friends 10 b. present Of the
installation services ~ Rev, and
Mira ~ W Bolts. IT,. pastor 0i
~. Johns Baptist Church. He was
installed BY hin father. Hsy. o.
W. Bolts. sS., pastor Zion Iiapilst
Church. Of Minneapolis, All arTiV.
81 IN time for the morning services
81 ~ o'clock 10 be greeted by the
Tsesplionist. Mrs MshsF Greer
The morning services WsTs con
Quoted by the ~ Jehn"s BaPtis,
Church with REV, ", w. Bolts IT,,
bringing the message tits subject,
Lord 10 In his Holy Tsmpls' Let
ell the Earth be- silent Before
Him" HsV. ISo,ts IT,. said, We
mus continually stress the inpor-
tanss Of the church In the com.
munlly and In the lives Of indiyId.
uaia"
Scripture reading was By REV
a. W. Bo,ts H.. prayer W REV.
Henderson. Minneapolis choir
with solo parts ~ NJ. James AoH.
lay. Mrs, Ruth MSiaurin, Mrs,
Harvey Bentley. and Miss Rose
Marie MoIAurin A special aolo
vas offered by Miss Ross Mafls
MoIauriR, the combined Deacon
Hoard led the dsyotianai
CsEas FVsm Ilsth Cities
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Sioux Falls,
So. Oak.
News
By MRS. OSCAR BRIpGEWATER

BY MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEwATER
Donald smith, son 0f Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Smith. 2iS East sand
street and . Washington High
School broad jump ace was pie
tuFsd In the Argus Leader, local
paper. Thursday. and called the
schools hopes for field honors In
the Sioux city Relay which met
on Friday. Donald won second
broad jump and he also runs .
fast dash. n. Johns church can
always count on Donald a. q help.
er at the dinners. Thanks. Don.
The Needle Craft Club, Mrs. Ar.
villa Tate. president. met at hsT
home saturday, ti2T No, Dakota
Ave After business session and
sewing. refreshments were served
Welcome, Mis- Craig A positive
personality IL Miss Ruth Eulah
Craig, wichita, Kansas. who ar,
rived In the city ~ hsipsr TO q
prominent family here Tuesday
Miss Craig helped on Saturday al
the church with the committee pre-
cedlnE the sunday installation ssrv,
Ices, Miss Craig has two years
OF college to her credit and will
resume her studies In September
With Howard University being on
her top list.
Mr.. and Mira Harvey Bcatley
ii27 No Minnesota Ave. arrived
home Monday from Salisbury. No
accompanied by Mr., psntlsya "a.
thsr and his sister. Mrs. william,
Tolson. ITUS West 9th stree, Mrs
Toisan has bsen taking care Of
her father who suffered . partiai
stroke but 10 much improved at
this writing
Mr.. William ToIsoR. IT0s wrml
9th Street arrived home saturda,
after q eheckup at the Veterans
Hospital Lincoln. Nebraska
/ nv. CsrnsIlua EsrnRett Omaha
Nebraska. chauffeur. was In IN,
city and stopped over Al the HON,
81 Mr. and Mrs Al q. Frost 81
No Mlnnesp,a Ave
NatisaaI Isahal convention Of q
4 will meet at the Temple At VII
metts. M, which convenes from
April 2pth to May and which will
BE- followed by teaching confer,
snce, Among the delegates 10 leav,
from Sioux Falh will be Mrs VerS
Esinhar, and Mrs Nellie Fen,or
On Wednesday On Sunday. Mrs
Pearl BaEEe and Miss Bette Dry
mon will leave who will be follow
I'd by Mrs Jean Herting and Ms,
Marie FtnRerlIn Mrs. Vera Esin
hart will stop over In Chicago I,
visit her son. The election OF on,
Gers were held las, week at II,
HON" OF Mrs. }. Drymon.
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here. l. pleased with the Interest
and support aroused at the first
Twin City meeting and attributes
Its success To the spirit Of eOopera-
ton Of the community as . whole
including the ministers, laymsn,
members, and friends; Mrs. Pearl
Smith Of Carter Chapel. in charge
Of meals. Mr., 4. shaVsrs and Mrs
Viola Munson, housing; the spokes-
man and Recorder newspapers.
W. u. Baines and Earl Guthrie.
transportation committee chair.
men. arranged a sightseeing tour
Of the Twin Cities via buses, end
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TRUE APOsTOLIC eau RCH

TnUE APOsTOLIC CHURCH
MOTIFS
sundAY, April 18th the sunday
school opened 81 s.tS an. With the
Elder 0sOTRs Atkins Of ~ Paul
was the guest speaker IN the morn
ing service. the subject Of his ser
mon was witt Thea BE Made
whoisr found In the gospel Of 81.
Ths pastor brought forth q scrip.
turai message Ia The evening HsTV-
Ice, Visitors included Mr.. HaTTis0n
curtis Of LsaVsnw0rth. Kansas. Mr..
QeoTks stone, Elder and Mrs rsa.
Athlns "a ~. Paul. Mrs, JohR Car
ter uf Minneapolis
The prayer band IL At your dis.
posai and will gladly come 10 your
home and will pray Tor the STICK.
Mans sztFsmity H. GOd's OPPoT.
taniiy Elder \. Robinson. bridge
EtON RAPTIsT CHUMCH
great day II predicted by nom
hers ~ Zion Haptist church SUNDAY,
May 2 Candidates viii he baptized
all members viii Jain In the fellow
Shttpina % all new members Of the
past month. before the Committing
me pastor, Rev. H. W Bolts sr.
The Desire tor Baptism" Acts &
The seTviess last SUNDAY were
very well attended
Rev. y, q. Harris was the guest
speaker In the absence Of the pas
sT. PNTER AFRICAN MFsTuODIsT
EPISCOPAL CtHURCH
The third quarterly Communion
service was obasFVed last sunday
Ths sermon delivered by Rev W T.
Gus, was inspiring ana helpful apir
ituAllyr Mrs. Eva Jerome aCcOmna
nisd BY fifteen young people % the
unltaIiaH church wOrshtpped With
us a. the morning service The rev
rnah. A. NJ. r. church brouEhC Iov
10 the hearts Of zach % W Ths
sermon was . spiritual treat, and
the choir tried themselves hy sing
Ihw the songs that moved Nc 10 love
ana serve our Saviour Jesus Christ.
The thlrd quarterly conference,
Monday niKht was the best tht- -on
Terence year. The reports show cd
prnsrs"S " every department. ~ the
sond rsports each leaving a healthy
balance IN thetF treasure. The Rev
" ", Guy ana Pastor BOYD was
blessed 20 hear such reports and
commended the npsmbsFs highly for
the wonderful work they are doiuH
There we're 9 conversions and ii
aecsSalons 60 the church this auar
yer THANKS hs untn God Tor all
that was done In Hts name
sunday NAV .. viii he the last
Sunday before the General T'onfer
enre, which will convene a. Kansas
city. Esnaaa Nay EtT The pay
W G. BOYD viii hrIRR the mornIns
message SUNDAY ~ thtB sub tart
The Ascension ~ Jesus "a ueay
en- EysntnR Worship At 10 sub
iecf The Second Coming ~ Is
tn" Rev HsnderSon Rsddick will
30 IN charge ~ the rbvyrh vstt.
TIE General Conference 4. In SEES
sion. M0theTs nav NAV ath wuI
he q great day In ~ Peter There
WI he aerfnon IN morning a.
70 ana the Noun- peOple will
harN program In the evsrtp9 Al
10 nm. ia hgHaF ~ our mothers
let eveTv member and friends III
the church honor your mother hy
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CARD o. APPRECIATION
Mr. and Mrs Don i.aFaucstts wish
TO thaak their many friends FOR
their Kindness. cards. and flowers,
during the recent illasas OF Mrs
taFauestts, Your Kindness will al.
ways be remembered
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O'S"' fsr II.s,I-s r..m'S.

"ate OF Nthnes0ta. County %
Hr@e=p!= ~ PTaSsts f'aaFt
In Re Estate 81 JOAN NJ NE,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-13
Dewey and the Teachers
(st. Louis star-Times)

(St. Louis Star -Times)
 The Democratic National Committee sniffs fair game in the alleged remarks of Governor Dewey about the nations teachers at the recent governors confer Despite denials, it is quoting two participants in the conference saying that the New York Gov ernor called the teachers lobby "the most vicious in the nation today" and charged it with 'propagating the lie that they (the teachers underpaid."
 The governors quoted-Herbert Nav of Utah and Ernest Gruening of Alaska-are Democrats of course and some allowance can be made for partisan inter- pretation of situation that make presidential campaign material Their readiness to go into detail however makes it hard for Mir. Deweys followers to insist that they are talking about something that never took place MT. Gruening syGovernor Dewey asked the other governors to join in campaign to expose the lobby and names several governors who objected
 The desire of the Dewey camp to avoid an airing of the incdent--f it took pace-is understandable Politicians extremely wary about being placed on record against demands for betterment of schools and the lot of the teachers Silence in this instance, however is not doing MT. Dewey any good As a matter of fact, the teachers lobby like any other lobby, should be subject to wide-open discussion If it is overplaying it's hand, it should be checked.
 Far better for Mir Dewey. it would seem, would be detailed statement of just what he said or meant to say and why he said it. As matters stand he is vulnerable to the Democrats charge that he is un- sympathetic with teachers demands That would cost him some support in the forthcoming election. But more important is the way incident of this kind can be built into charge that he lacks the candor and courage that Americans look for in national leader.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-13

No sales tax? Mo- the Territory has sales tax But there are few who do not know why House Bill 1l6 Maurice Johnson's Sales Tax Bill failed to pass The vote is self-explanatory.
 AS revenue producers sales and gross receipts taxes are responsible 53 per cent of State nues produced in l945 exclusive of unemployment compensation taxes: individual income taxes produced 82 per cent State revenues corporation income taxes l08 per cent and property taxes 54 per cent
 We know what sales tax will do in Alaska. Tn 1947, the l per cent Veterans Tax produced $1,- 822 26129
 However, this is not plea for Sales Tax. It is just an attempt call attention to the fact that effort made by nine members of the House of Representatives to pass Sales Tax Bill.
 Four of those nine members from the Fourth Division: Joe Coble Robert Hoopes, Maurice Johnson and L. F. Joy.