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Evening star., 1948-06-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
Esd i2a adyshsff Al F2Tx e.
observation-disclosures, chlmneys. re,
EAosAS as4psht4y At d6neree Ias4
eAB1SETs AND STORE FIXTURES, office
sdo1 corner eaPneS
CABINET nSisr' WoRR sE aS~l of all kinds. screens
s; %sSs s 4 Seod r., Ss s ssn Ii make sOS it THE
CAMERA REPAIRs@s15 10th st. NV
LER AIsERT f1psIRaee nee See'0sy IA paf'i 47i Full
CARPENTRY, screening; porches and steps;
painting done reas Call MR.. SWAMI, DI
CAR cAspENTRY. zsSrF eoncrete nc work; no Job too
smaasll' dsy' N, night tn free estimates yistor
cARPENTRy.Attics finished. recreation
rooms. porches inclosed. stairways, dormer
HSzSSFPK5fKS SzSFfSfKK TokRNs SBSR Stai do it. All kind.
of repair r woFk SGks Painting and paperjns
CSRprN4RY. sid h 2oeai Cabinet work screens, eIas
cARfENTRYS % Recreation lon a rooms. ona oGtU attics,
ssessal IfRis as 3 GkyoS SzG HS5S IT. E5ss 5 ss
cIEANfNG Upholstered furniture and
fs ma on ennis Ne
DRY BA. EMENT in a4 hours Dry
MAT1c AGENCY. Capitol Marine ios'' works,
EnEcFhllcsI ha FL SSo' REPAIRS and installations:
ssi ss 1s1Sei e. & ss,,ss
n Is Sd hsS TsTe 5s5s 5555a Ga GaeE kA ress s
FLOORS-Sanding and finishing, old or
new floors; est estimates day or night.
kooE REPAIRING: "a! ING, Psint!ns, ggtsers and
sSe edsers s1 poshsIs s nsp
= FolK sbas asss wis. ave. ave: NV; Wo o5ss
ISIS Kennedy RsS s9 Flo ooR TIE IE sss Co. 20
kf9Rosss' k%os stR4fcE Re expefienced sata operator
lowest prices in sesn' Cali US FOR for free
SssosUiSbsr1oN sssiRasssir II 70 r5Sp ROOF, cement car
and roof repairs. etc. Hillside o5572
|eny eEnnyRNITHRE hfms REPAIRING. reanishins; e all
ssiksfEftRE EM fsot sfkfNGs aaf e'ee rst.ed your
MRse 5FaorsffRI msas ff FH sna alss csn.ns
DgiIepsM DGP MI free ssso estimate; suaFanseed
aae.ien suaranteeda;r IA; iat.5;oI3 5sG6 rsat go
mork with quality materials as
estimates without obligation. IA
rNG-specialize Kem- Toning. Fine.
Tork. Honest prices. WA. 7242,
NC. PAPERING and remodelins.
SRTH. RA 4S1S.
n E..PAPERING Cornices made
4, PAPEKrNG' Kem-1oninE. aE'
IN AND PAPERING-Fast, EN-
Il. satisfied customers for 20
r. LAWRENCE, RA. e7O3.
Evening star., 1948-06-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES 1cert.

PAINTING AND PAPERTNG-We 60 Vir-
ginia, Maryland and d. C.; estimates free;
monep, pronps service Better work for less
A'0ne' Guaranteed ia. 1862 ia. y! 5sls
Ms sne kqpsg; kkqns; experienced mechanics. CAN
PAiNfINS saD an "a PapfalENSS RT ES eepG Pilst-sass 81
sd on oasds rs Rss eH Psss ssss 5SE
PAINTING. PAPERING. FIR. SANDING:
Sssfse asb # ( psS o5sSRs service SCI
PAINTING. plPERHNad5. M RSsa5 Kem-roninV w2s and
e1esaiHT eveninss waf5 ao s4 HgLME' days. Ho 1929
PAPERING-5-rm and 2-story-hall house.
ies; as.sr good workmanship. DU. eo5s. Gail
pAaERRlssG&,' s&' 5 rms. and hall, ss5. matesia, mates
lurn'' urn interior painting, white mechanics
rAPEariNsse iss o. AND 81 PAisrnG-A-, rafs vaIk;
estlpates edig free. Call MR. BECKETT. DU
PAPERING AND PAINTING, scrspins,
n sanding and plaster patching: free esti-
mates mates 1st-class white mechanic AK
PAPER HANGING AND pAINT1NG-For
better work and less money; white me
chanics; al1R call FRANK J. ToLsON FIR
PAPER HANGING, 5 rooms, story, hall
sSME eARsofG eAseaHe 1 Rl&4Ssseessins' 4ses as .?5s'
PaFERiHNG HA Only. AiE See IN Mr.. s071MSS VAN. VI.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. Call
PAPERHANGING, this week only 81 and
up per rm 1919 washable sqnfast papers;
natss fhE bEcoRATfVs FIVE 0's; sHos t5fe eEs, RA
PLAsTERING AND REMoDELING - Cell
ings patched or renewed. walls and parti
sNp Tass f. sHsS
REFRIGERAToRs. MOTORS. washing ma.
RgPReERAfoN fSossa9ssed eo IN R9Ff e15 5EPEND0
aEfRGEKaToRs' Re ar e1nditions5s wash
RADIOS REaaIRED-Ar makes; free esti-
mates. Phon> Lu. 1904 until 8 pm. week
REPAIR WORK DONE - Call Lincoln
E5AF E5 M y1Rs ehs .ss sss
workmanship. Free estimate AK. Size
ROOFING-AlI types roofs repaired: new
metal work, guttering and downspouts; no
sss4 Toney t1es down SO months t. pay Call TR
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters and downspouts
all types: painting and waterproofing;
prompt service. MR.. WRIGHT, RA. 9446.
ROOFING, leaks, slate, composition, gut
tiers, spouts, ,waterproofng and general re-
pairs, Work guaranteed. GE. 3431;
Sa-s tor and deliver; REASONABLE rates M Vi Vi
STONE. FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT-spe-
cialiZing IN stone retaining walls and nag
stone. also cement drives, porches, walls,
mates call JERRY, AT. 1886
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed. RE 1177, UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 18th NV
pairs. remodeling, recreation rooms,
porcfes, screens, painting paper hanging,
wall scrapins; Al mechanics; free esti-
mates; all work guaranteed. MR.. HACK
BARTH, EX. $3.50. 30s
SUMNER sPEC1AL-2-pc. slip covers, Gus
tom made, $3.50 Club chair reuphol-
stored. S27 95 compl ACADEMY UPHOL-
STERY co, 3433 14th st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1948-06-26
PERSONAL.

WEEK END TRIPS to ocean city. Nd
Transportation, sleeping accommodations,
friends and broaden your interests. Also
rooms by the day, week or season. For
t.he sa BI Sra L msK
FITNESS CLUB. 1719 st. NV, Ex. 4204
ANNoUNCEMENT--L ENGEL, dress
her recent illness and is now ready to
n Ne s new Gs oesed a
e s En- s2 tel caMp Ex lse assure,
so1 sosen ee camp fseae2e farm
pony riding, swimming. creative arts and
% sse groups tor boys and sirs hot fefsse iunches:
sEss5 @asd .sEss,. sna Sgpasy,
.iGn sv igY1ted 81 1s79 Il to 8 pm s4ol Ga ave
5oe % No aDpolntnenss shaaRao aad Al
Flynn 21 s08S BEsY x esEdePi Psio GAE s
DENTAL Tee IEcHNlclaAN.yosEPH AN. RICE.
s2 * q II fad iadss sA a
prompt ane etieient service; open ewes,
SSa IL REsr s. HOME Go tol s23 he elderly and
soRyaisscsnt; s asy aaSa snd night nurses: 1872 &
sah INK every past set IN sss eon
crete for safety; jobs finished two weeks
after order; free estimates. Call FIR. 1870:
evenings and Sundays, AT. 1877. SAFETY
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several I'M
mediate vacancies, year around boarding
sTUTTERERs: GRoUP Extraordinarily.
Is the most modern method to help YOU.
With individual treatments. it gets at the
g. s, MAcvAUGH, Psychologist, 45o2
Stanford, Chevy Chase Md OIL. 56. 1880.
san ssss T e
ly suburban home; complete care and re-
spor.sibIl!ty. reas. fee. according to infa nts'
faTs WILL w AoT fis Be- responsible for any debts
STsEiScfivI S%ETS n Ffsr 4 HOME in rsEtss
tious care to invalids; bed, patients, a
De6 writ. peos MASios sIss 1pd RES h%esaofd s9
Boy 24l Vienna. Va. Phone Daleyiew
RADIO RADIO STAR will introduce you make
1Sa pALr IsosS SuRsTkY is scHooI, sultland: ae
hot meal snacks; fully supervised; care
Ter sT shildrsp 4. te g.; HI 74so. * .;S,.
home tp1efer 1 i censed i3n IN mo phone
Please write name, address, phone, fee on
postcard. MRS. JOHNSON. 1913 D st.
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Men and women, young and old, can
benent Lady naturopath, 20 years ex-
perience. SH. 1855
WANTED HOME with day and night nurs-
Ing care, for elderly man. Box 2s2-H,
iSaADow ia5i .n,gss2 WORK sRs Ws gF1ysts invssssa
MOTHER-Board your infants and babies
by month. Also while you take vacation.
Ideal licensed home. Inspection invited.
VAc2Sc1Y FOR CHRONIC, bed or up pa
and care Phone PEARL K GRAY, R. N,
kesfsSkks kxsokzMA xs' oao5SsvAfEscENr a5s1v}EN HOME for
ambulatory conyalescents Pvt. semipvt.
and small ward rms. Registered nurses
SSssy, and night Supervised diet, opE,
MEN AND WOMEN TAILORING, aIteTa-
Gaavy s2aSi Isii CHASE M COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
All day care for young children; also
camp in Mains; salt water swimming; all
REST HOME VAcANCY-semipvt room
on End a.: for gentlemen; tray and nurs-
ing service. Phone SH. 40S1. Is
Evening star., 1948-06-26
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY WISHES TRANSPORTATION to
Chicago, Milwaukee or st. Paul, MINI :;
will share expenses and exchange refer
ences. EN- 1854. -27
FLYING NEW STINSoN to Indianapolis
or St. Louis, Mon. or Tues; can take /, ?
or 8 people; share expenses; approx. $40
for the trip. Phone CLARENCE FALTT,
Rehoboth Beach, Del, 1881. -27
DRIVING TO AUSTIN, TEXAS, noon, July
/: 2 passengers; share expense. HY. 0213
after $50 pm. -27
e ADULTS; mother. daughter desire trans
portation Hot Springs, or Little Rock. Ark.
around June 39th; Glsbe 67e7. q.
Los Angeles, about July 1st; will take .
Los ANGELES-Driving about June 27th;
194S car; take 2 passengers; share ex-
penses. Call WI. $3.50.
LEAVING FOR PORTLAND, Oreg, June
%; have room for passengers Call SH.
Evening star., 1948-06-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
sop'esIIs soF al tfsinins ~ WARFLYYNN 81 NoysugA BEAuTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st NV. DI. 1862.
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's Oldest.
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
B c., Nd Va EASY METHOD. NO. 1894
I'M hI nome1 tutorinS cnurses IN a,srnent
and junior high school. For further infor-
nation, OR; 1890 or RA;, 27l2. -27
BEccA BORDEN. 1725 Lanier pl. NV,
NO. 4216. or Arlington, Va, CHI. 2076.
Evening star., 1948-06-26

RSs ~ e. 5P;sS ~ SsD
fnsNfTTREHAntieue 1fni sfTTii An Que walnu. din. rm
s iSmR psar ss Ssar0 ohsr tfs Gems ns asas
snstSki PSyfs table and chsips, lounge chair Gov;
,2Ssa int sesssoa ass ses co g 5s aas
SsSHs sSss ss. l@ ss S1:sdiSs sSss
5sSs Ssi'{sss sSss ,ss; 20
lamps. s5:95: bedrm. sets, eompl., 500 95;
hs s. s1se d.sf Terms SloeS Free s'HcG: D.
fPG5RiNfHHURE Ps5i Eeto for 1-bedioom apt; si5o Z
best offer; apt ayaiaSle d1ea s56 month y
flSflSf fTRNfrURWMape 9Siii BE s bedrm set dbl mat.
dinette set; bookcase, e-vay d. lamp, o. No
fFfGhRaiNSffTUREE - Miscellaneous furniture
t!on Is Gloom home; lovely things. sH.
FURNITURE-Rose and blondwood sect.
walnut dinette. walnut desk mod d. lamp
FG5ssTaT sfds sedroom SEQ bu-
reau. So, breakfast table and twe chairs,
cnalfs, %; metal oeo, of parII66i "
wooden plant boxes. ss; davenport, $40:
2 twin beds, SIS; folding bed, S3
ft anz se It fSSa 12ss anstts g:
sess 5ss rec IL Em sse4 porch good
FURNITURE-Record cabinet, mahogany,
new. $50; knse-hoie desk, walnut 5nw' nsw'
FURNiTURE-complete twin bedrm. suite,
large sofa, club chair, occasional chairs
AMI incidental household equipment:
Priced low to sell before Monday. Can
OV. 1897, MA. CASA or DE. 4750. -27
FURNITURE-House has been sold; fur
nishings for sale. All must go by Mon
day; very reasonable. Call Otis o4a6.
FURN1TURE-s studio couches. s1s each.
all sterlized; clean sofa bed. S32; drop-
leaf ext. Duncan Phyfe tables, S49; ext.
console table. $40: inner-spring mattresses
and felt, single, $5 ca: beds, S5; twin
se sg; Sssd s6 Ss6 sSo
sss; Ss:' lamps. Sn s5; ni.rers. S; chests sns
5s.'sad sss snd So; 81 nIse; a ia25 { St. NV ssiIs
FURNiTURE-selling 3 rms. Of misc. fur.
Sc. Tvinnins $500. Ext. sos. .-27
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., bedrm., dinette:
kitchen utensils, other items; reasonable
l1l4 n. Pitt. Apt. 5, Alex. ~: s056 25'
bedroom apt. In excellent condition; mus
sell. ov. 2OS4 after 9 Pm, any time Sat
urday or Sunday. -27
Evening star., 1948-06-26

AND PAPERING-Fast, EN-
satisfied customers for 20
n LAWRENCE, RA. e7O3.
Evening star., 1948-06-26

Il shipments or
windows, hard
sheetrock and
immediate Ge-
CO.. 1904 N
Evening star., 1948-06-26
jacobson bantam.
Call Annapolis

as, also 1 scooter
4 cycle, both in
Greenbelt 3273.
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MATERIALS,

LyMBEk OF ALL klNDs-P!yxs,oaa y,.a Of 4.,.a al
15s 15 '9aPe5 oT on lne CONFLICTS % line Of
psn Bs,nt dali, 'oss snd ssf sunday' snsn
MAPLE Ma II Twin nj BEDS lbs WITH with mattresses and
soa soad senf' eona aE fhs'f $685. 81 drawers with
mstshlns 30. spFins. double. .ss sscelisnt W2
condition, meticulous care; $50. oyW VI.
.as COT Items: sh:r, oR 5ssc
Spencer and MEDICAL m 'riI1e aS
jectiyes: 6x and h9x eyepieeSs1so sueSsase pSage
NJ GoroRs. s many different types and sizes
fS5 %AeAisERH iii tEsR e 2asGphRsr 81 eo II
MOTORS, new and rebuilt, $3.50 up:
:s!ss'sa q. VI IL
MOTORS. SIS and up: refriserasien units
and material for sale cheap. Du. es52' s'
MMdorcoS.as.11oo-1oo NJ h.p.. &C. dc, sold,
S:.s.3 sSs5 ss:si.
uiar S13s.5O, special at s105. Many other
ine bargains In movie cameras and pro-
jeetors at UPTOWN 1 PH0T1S0s 21Ss sUrpLxii Snep Ii
Nails. by the carload. Phone Gathers
OFFICE EoUIPMENT-Metal executive
size typewriter desk. metal letter size 1le
cabinet. DE. 0415 or Pa. 1897. II
winter and summer weights; size 42 chest,
$40" tail; short coats, caps, English uni
form shoes, size Sh. Peal boots with trees
Ef Eoei aisl tls1ns 0ree'he'' n'A' SO
5fFICE FURNITUHE-Local organization
disseminating activities: entire 6-rm suite
| Of furniture offered for immed. sale. Can
| be seen Mon, 8 am. to pm, 17lo < !.
ave- nv. 1at.d auite. ~
Evening star., 1948-05-09

This party dress fo little od for oy Of
tte depending weos it
do;nsy oio.er embroidered moeo fine cotton: tor foil.
soft toeto with contrasting COLOR rfo mokes
pretty Sor Moffett Of RkO Rodo Pict,xe models te dress
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08
MIDGET AUTOS
To make 1948 Debut on Bedford
Oval
Sportsman Park Card Lifts
Curtain on National AAA
Midget Racing Circuit

Suburban Bedford's famed
Sportsman Park Speedway will
present its inaugural program of
thrilling midget auto races Sun
day afternoon April IL with an
eight event card. Post time for
the first race will be 2::45 p. m.
Col. A. w. Harrington, Chair
man of the Contest Board of A.
A. A. in announcing dates for the
newly formed national midget
auto racing circuit operating
coast to coast under sanction OF
the Board said it was "only htt-
ing and proper that Sportsman
Lark Speedway. fastest full quar-
ter-mile banked dirt track in the
nation, should have the honor of
housing the inaugural AAA mid
get auto racing program.
Eearly entries for Sunday at
ternoon's inaugural speed pro-
gram included Canadian Roy
Sherman OF Los Angeles, the
Akron Jewish star Al Silver,
Cleveland's sensational young
Bohemian ace Jack Kabat, Bill
Spear of Pittsburgh. Iggy ka-
tona of Milan, Mich, Bob Orr of
Akron, and AL Duris of Bedford.
All but Spear will be wheeling
brand new Offenhaused-powered
racing creations.
Gates of Sportsman Park
Speedway, located three miles
south of Bedford on Ohio Route
s. mein Cleveland-Akron high
way. will open Sunday at noon
for convenience of early arrivals
who wish to inspect the racing
cars. The Bedford plant has been
completely redecorated and
ample free parking is provided
for over 5000 cars.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08
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amerffanildjen @eluerfid,niten. sic
Ieinen langcn uno bittcren 9amri
mm ibre gnerfennnllna a,,s3uIehtcn
batten. Gs aat Streifs nit Aus.
bruh bon @eipalttGtiafeiten ,mo a,d,
snSipcrrlrnacn- Die 3iaarrenarbei.
fer, SIC Tertilarbcttcr, Die in sen
Giienfabrifcn lno 9oblenarnbcn &c.
ihdftiatcn mehrten iih aus 2eibes,
fraiten 9eaen Sic Qobnberabiebunacn
GiienbahnerIreifs brahten Nnfrmbr.
Morbe Mno Stonoreht nit lid, umn
audi Ole Stants- unb 8mnbestrup,
pen grtffen Gin bel oen llnrnbcn. Ssn
Sen Mntrra3itfel6ern bon Hennipl.
h,ania tparen pielc @rl,benorbciter
onrd lire Not 10 ocr5lueifelt. abB lie
elmer irlGnoiiden BebeimoerbinoumN
Ser "MolIp Maauires" beitrotcn. Die
iih terroriitiiher @etbooen gcaen Sic
Mrbeitacbcr unS oie ncuen Ssmmi'
arantcn beoientcn.
Mls sic DepreNiion 81 gnbc ain0.
! tpar oie @e,perfihaftsbc,pea,,ne in
Die 8riihe geaanaen ,lnb Die Mrbei.
terfiibrer bahten baran. politiicDc
politii6e Mftioncn su umtcrnebmcn
Der @oblitano bob iid ipieoer ,,Mt
sic @rbeiterfiibrer aelpisiat Surf) oic
Grfolge Der llnternebmer. Die il,
Srganiiationcn 3,.ianmcnaeidIoiien
marcn, iannen tuieoermn ani Stir.
flung ibrer Srganiiationen. Sierbei
beeannen Die un9elernten Mrbeite,
gum eriten Mal cine iuiftige 9folit
! in Der s(rbeits6e,uesund 8u ipielen.
@eniee StaSt5entralen iiberlebtcr
, oie Depre1iion. aber neue Staot5en'
tralen unb .2otale" tpuroen se.
eriinbet. Die Mitslieoifnft erreidtt
iebr balo tpieber oie 3abl Der @it.
glieoer Dor Der 0epreiiion. 3ueleid
besannen iidb i'm Sdoiie Der @clpert
idaften innere Spanmlngen ou 5ei.
gen.
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08
LoRA1NN NtWs t!yE1oRs
By Hilda Temple

Lorain, Ohio, April 8-The
Minstrel Show is definitely be-
ing held. A meeting was held OH
Wednesday evening for try-outs.
Let's see everyone take part and
really cooperate. All suggestions
are welcome according to Ade-
line Wagner who is in charge.
Everyone please cooperate in
cluding them who are on the
membership roll all but never
attend meetings or come around
otherwise. Everyone is crying
how dead things are around the
club Whose fault is it but our
own. Even the Senior Lodge Ire
F! asking what is wrong with the
Juniors? We really do get a very
good backing from the Seniors.
so let us try in some way to show
our appreciation, not just a few
of us but all of us.
Softball season is almost upon
U.S.. The team will want some
rooters too, so come out of your
shells everybody and see what's
going on.
After the last meeting | heard
some complaints from the girls
that they couldn't seem to get
dates with our Saxon fellows, so
I spoke to the fellows and here
is your answer girls, seems you
talk too much and don't give the
poor fellow chance. Practice
listening mdre girls and see il
any thing happens.
70 Youngstown
Lorain will be arriving in your
fair city around noon Sunday.
Those wisring to go from Lorain
have to furnish their own trans
portation. Be at the club between
8 80 and 900 o'clock. We are
leaving at 900 sharp. May the
SpieriuiIiefeit nidt burh unbanf-
bares Muibegebren ooer tpiirbeloIes
getteln 81, triiben. @Gre es nift gut,
ipenn bas fir iie lmniib aufge,pen=
bete Yorto. oas Hapier ,,nb oic
Mitbc, sic sic ein5clnenn barallf per-
tpanot baben, elmer 8eritorfilng Ser
oeutid,en Sclbbilit sue,,te fameN
5ur Serlidrtlmg ser mlsldnoiIhcn
Spenoentitigfeit?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08

best teams win at the bowling
meet.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03

The National Urban league has
just completed a survey of the eX-
tent Of Negro employment in white
collar jobs in % cities in the Uni
ter States. Since the league was
interested primarily in finding
out how we are winning u fight
for new jobs in New York, Chi
cago, Boston and other cities, it
excluded from consideration white
collar jobs within Negro commun-
tiles, in various governmental
bodies, and in educational, cul-
tural, and social service agencies.
After these main fields of Ne
gro white collar employment were
thus eliminated, it is surprising
to learn that 1924 Negroes are
in white collar jobs in Chicago,
and 2,613 are in New York City.
The estimated Negro population
of New York is 100000 and that
of Chicago 100000. New York
has a fair employment practices
commission which is quite active,
though it's net results might be
debatable. Chicago has a fair en-
ployment practices law, which is
toothless and is generally ignored
even by Negroes.
Behind these findings of the
Urban league two opposing groups
are conducting a hot debate. One
group argues that the differences
between New York and Chicago
clearly indicate that Chicago needs
a fair employment practices COM
mission similar to the agency in
New York. The opponents of such
legislation argues hat New York