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Evening star., 1948-02-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

or assistant early 3os,
desires interesting, rssponsloie posatitUIi.
good ,udgmsn. .dministrative 1e msnaser
ial and editorial, in Government, private
industry. trade association worb6i TSiii
travel occasionally; minimum So'oooi BOZ
sSs,ki ssoSso,kkkiEsEEfPIER-sEcRETARY. sEfI young, alert.
references. efncient, rena99is; iat9;
~ LIZ rssnonsisilty oegisg Box is4la, Star. Is'
BUSINESS Ru sfsRSs'XE EXEcuTivE0Ambitious en-
ergetic, conscientious woman. attrsS;thiyIe !;h,I'
sy Business aeiei bsckrround once superv
sion. sales, statistics. research. PUBLIC publbo. re-
atlSns Re Q5s5d EEt ,sSg: AZ light house 3
feenipsi E9mpANiHs i've in' 10 eiss Box sssH star.
DREssMAKING. design. remod. altsEa: tsIss
tions: eve. gowns specially; reas Mt AS
BERT, 1880 Irving st. NV" Ap'' r. Az
GIRL, colored. desires position as clerk sd
or work in doctors office. Call W. 1as 4aos'
GIRL; 6t sq desires s!shnP5 dsi R5 Il 44ss sss
sssfd saa sasfd oDsfatoa as'fes Cal MISS ELIAS IA
PfRaAScrrcAL faaS NURSES available; trained
ssss p 4ss Ssz II ss ss a9ss
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. graduate:
wishes work with babies. elder persons or
RE II doetST SGRsf s's desires a poslon in pbys
eisn.s once; excel. ref. and exDer' %. tx.
O3R6. 12-T pm. ~
sEAMsTREss. college graduate, exp, de-
sires a position dressmaking. alterations
etc, or sewing by hand; ref. upon request.
sECRETARY. expert stenog.. desires posi-,
ton; good law once only; salary. $500
mo; days. Call ME, 1919 ewes
STENOGRAPHER available for 2 or 3
days work per week: s years experience
GMAc Temple 1890.
sTENO. SEC, yrs exp. wants perm:
position Conscientious. reliable; excellent
references; S45 to start. AID. ,2223. IL
STUDENT NURSE, colored, reliable, wishes
work caring for employed lady or couple
apartment or child while couple work:
hrs. hrs "a or 10 a.m,-5 pm. weeks days
only. Call GE. 1894.
TYPisT. 10 yrs exper., desires. work to
do at home: will pick up and deiiner'
YoUNG LADY. pleasing personality, wishes
dental assistant work; willing to learn.
RE, 37O3. Call TO u. -lg
abe; AB. In sociology; secretarislo exp;
ADAPTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, exp. In
once and specially decorating shop man
agement including adv, merchandising'
personnel; excel. personality; seeking posi-
ton that will challenge ability; local rel.
COIORED LADY desires a job taking care
Of child: nurse experience. Please call
Evening star., 1948-02-18
SALESMAN.

FURNITURE SALESMAN, exper, for one
of Washington's Oldest furniture stores;
salary plus liberal commission ISL
tion, yearly bonus and pension plan: Apply
kHdT MAN FsTsFE 1R ss
for 8 statesmen; an opportunity to make
or more s year "a. mqSs Is srsen nave car ena
MAGE WILcHER ,173s Wilson blvd, Ar
RRaG afsiGni nEisSTaArE-we STATE have an opening for a a
cation; ewes. Ho,, 1850; a1s e.,
forts; II you can walk and talk you can
amaze every home owner with demon.
Siddina the h no home Of unsishtly Farbaae Ap-
ply oily e1a Ask S t6r Il Mr. Tns NAN
sssszissI sessrsssssfs E sss = %ass Ss esDsI car
SALESMAN to sell nationally and locally
snsrffts sH zibs sGasfta e Il ana a' to j. Mon
SALESMAN, paints: full time or side line:
basis Box and
who is interested in steady position can
earn S10O per week; we will train you; car
necessary. Apply to pm, 1921 Adams nhs
SALESMAN, aggressive, able to contact
Government agencies, industries, institu
tions in Washington area with new-type
low-priced copying, eauipment: big initisl
commissions, steady repeat earnings; leads
furnished; territory protected; car neces-
sary; no technical sxperienms;es m;s.r Isaulrsd Wed
and Thurs, PRONTTo. INC. 10
STORM WINDOW MENIJoin sI3ss hsrd, d
company that is engaging in a sales-train-
ing campaign al week in anticipation Of ta
tremendous spring season: share s,tia, IN our ta
excellent earnings We can and do de
liver. Phone mornings for appolntmssn5tI' n :
14th st. NV, HO. 0632. IA
BUSINESS CHANCE-Salesman, Of good
appearance and references wanted to So
licit listings from business people. j have
the most liberal proposition that will sure
ly appeal to you. Call personally weekdays
bet. 10 and !. or make appt with LEON ss0o
Evening star., 1948-02-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kepi
part time, tax returns prepared, state
sTssi boeks Or apenss Se
dited, or a daily bookkeeping service Of
one aTr%pHRv q Tgrs days Nj 1sss after Pm q
motions, trials, brieflng: invaluable aid
to busy practitioner Box 400-H. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC, colored, experienced:
best references; have my own tools; IA.
COLLEGE STUDENT, colored desires Job
after after pm; D. c. drivers permit MI.
COOK, colored. experienced local refer
snces, desires Job in restaurant. FIR.
CORRESPONDENT SECRETARY. supervi-
sor, 13 yrs excel. business exper.. pleasing
psrsonaltty and natural ability; $50 gsly.
DUTCHMAN, immigrant, permanent visa.
fluent in English, Dutch, German, French.
4s hs Ur ss ysa4s and IN ao
land and desires
entity employed; desires change. Box
6sSE adS7u9Es ssss s. Ssntns
unusual connections: early thirties; ensi-
neering baekground; averase income above
GOVT. EMP, vet, exp. typist, gen. once.
dtctaphone. needs part-time eve. or week
end york I@inS9I. Box SsS7H. sssh stari m.,or. 10.
w.
sires employment Tues, Thurs. and Sat,
sets sales; ETC. 0Sfso MR E2Gsca oS
HARVARD GRAD, SO. married, perm. res,
qualified exec; secretary or admin. asst;
ness management research and analysis.
editorial work, info. collection and dis
semination, medical and hosp admin. &C.
experienced in handling all classes of per-
sonnel; seeks perm. Junior exec: position.
MaN soe s' wsns % op from
IL pm. to am. LU. S065 after pm.
MAN, colored, desires Job as chauffeur or
houseman; prefer living in; aged 81: ex-
MAN. coiored' desires work as carpenter.
Ri sFcklaSss' ssSa plasterer' cement or elsc work.
portunity. Box ss7-Hi Star. s.,.. ss. ss,,,
0aI man eq peson ss
club q, oF bstsetF,tyDe restaurant has a. car.
P4kfzTiMf Psf $4HIHi stssi EMPLOYMENT for univsr-
sity students; clerks, typists,, bookkeepers.
auditors, salespeople available for after,
noon, morning and eysning IsuIM T9rk Ep .GK Ssl
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE- 1852.
PUBLIC RELATIONSHIP experienced in
trade association. house organ, market re-
bus
accounts acce IT'S % Inauiries solicited Box ss6-R.
PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALIST. expert
enced all phases. radio. newspaper. motion
Desires greater opportunity, full or part
time employment; Box 394;H' Star; 20s o.
grocery man, desires position as manager
super market VIII also consider sales
position with reliable food concern; salary
and comm. North 1858 after pm; l9s
REAL ESTATE-Young man, intelligent.
neat appearance. sales ability. Is interested
in learning real estate business. BOX
SILL Star. ~
STUDENT, vet, desires part-time work;
afternoons preferred. Box 396-H, Star. 20
EXP, OFF. MAN, vet, with acctg., sectl,
| of. mgmt. stat. background, desires perm.
empl. with future; $50 wk. start; rei'
VETERAN desires on-job training. elee-
trician or auto mechanic. Ludlow 755b.
vETERAN-Aged 27, BA, MA. capabls
and amiable, desires mos. temp. employ. =:
research work desirable; any other en-
ploy will, however. be considered BOX
4O1-H, Star, III
Evening star., 1948-02-18
HELP MEh.-

e.; :1Sa GOOD ,worfins conditions. Vi. 4szs.
VETERAN. age 81 80. neat appearance. to
Pleasant SGanns sS coma free eosD5.ass
psrmt; sasn ya'faaSn inservisWs @asn H only. 5.
MAckE corr. 2d2 II St. NV; 20 20.
onfs ssste sH sasss ana a Salary
WATCHMAN for construction Job, elderly
sso Lying ca1 IA u slIys ssg Spring area sasrs
WINDOW TRIMMER; popular price ready
to-wear; exp. necessary: no might OF SUI
day work. Apply Mr.. Seile. MoRTofNes,
70 YauNG ssa MAN. between 20 and s5 years of
age with car. to work in repair depart
property management experience: sa ary.
1900 per year to start plus car allow
ance and other considerations. In reply.
siEgle and any other helpful information.
9Sn TouNG MAN. s.' honest. neat. we'll recon-
| tain work experience not necessary: No
Sgnsss Us saEDsh Ef5s fRRE Z Rsr'as 1855
YouNG sgsi sis MAN WANTED, e1-s5, able 70
| drive truck. do minor clerical work and
rsfs ssrd reou4ed wGs Stecna pRuM
| CO.. I'll Kenilworth ave. NE. Ii. 53ol4
YOUNG MAN (sober), handy with tools.
for permanent and lucrative position. zoe
YouNG MEN, 21-3o. to learn retail mer-
chandising and store management IN ma
| ticnal chain variety store; exp. desirable
| but not necessary: high school grad. Write
giving particulars and salary expeeseo.
TaE DEMAND all over the s. coHntTy o'aas9 for for
National Institute of Practical Nursing III, N
have immediate need Of 3 field repre-
! sentatives to enroll students on leads
| furnished by the school,. Applicants
must be interested in forming a perma-
nent association with an institution eth Of the
ence will qualify you to earn oyer 500
| Armstrong, RE 3671 for appointment.
/ Our staff knows Of this advertisement.
pART-TIME WORK with future We
1 will pay you at least $3.50 month II
tree to heip N sssh our sales ns
Monday No % throueh friday; no soliciting or
canvassing; all calls by appointment;
Men interested in learning saleswork will
be offered steady employment at high
1 earnings. In reply, state age, nationality,
present employment and time svallanie
ISs IESxriEaRs1lENcEp ias1iasSH BoD9. tender and pain,
maso person, isTsTsA VETERAN MOTOR SALES. INc.,
1914 River rd., Alexandria, Va. -19
Il AMBITIOUS MEN. with or without exper..
4 for one Of fastest selling, highest comm
/ items on market today; earnings up 20
81 90 wk. and more; easy. pleasant, work:
limited openings. Apply immed., nc
phone Inquiries. MI Jack Gold EXCL
Evening star., 1948-02-18
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH salesnen-
spisndid opportunity for future inds-
NE%#91l2 for interview.
ADVERTISING Statesmen WANTED
TW1%ey perienced closers to sell intangible
adTeftising service; no travel; many prom
nssaE Washington firms our clients; good
re fseat business; only men able to show
pagt consistent earnings of at least Sl0O
n W&ek Call Mr.. Forward, ADVERT1S-
INfTSERvICE CO.. EX. 1898. lis
AS$ISTANT TO OWNER wanted in wom--
ensg and mems ready-to.w wear: excellent
opDoftunity for experienced man. Address
sGE'Boab ssHTo BobY REpAIRMAN, good pay. So
daySNk vacation with pay, best worklng
conditions. See Mr.. Shadrach, ADDISON
cHEyRoLET. 1922 18th ,dsy st; nv; man Is2 ys,t
ed Nv Washington's Oldest Ford dealer
Of work. Only the best need apply: Va
and Zee Mr.. Brown at HILL & TIBBETs,
4tf4moMoBn2R IA ye5n9Rt BoDY sS1 SHOP foreman and
estifrater wanted by one Of Washington
largeSt Ford dealers. Man who Is selected
wiH%take complete charge OF oody ano
trim department and do all outsloe esl
maS3ng. Complete knowledge and expert
ence in this field is required. Must pc .
man who has had experience IN maxing
cordpe titive estimates for insurance com
panies in Washington, .. C.. We are nov
ready to open UP another floor and this
poStffepsis open at once. Salary and per-
centAke Vacation and holidays with pay
BOD S62-o, Star. ga
Evening star., 1948-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX REPORTS--Prepared, any
kind any time TSS by app m e 5sz expert
ACCOUNTANTS and tax consultants; books
started, kept part time; all tag LstIrns; as;
co ssi prompt ST. nv ERYs BAYS
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal,
payment: Immediate instaliation. ,THo9MSIPS-
sGk hEa fR NS and hdtsaser LII seIe
monthly payment: Immediate Installation.
1TsMaS6 EWEfKY sTAMsRVkxN f2 Ii s2as
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MARKEL $40 F St: NV. MA. o2s4;
ALL YOUR BOOKKEEPING RECORDS
.Rs nssPs dsas
rbone fhsn g ordTag m9nts ssos Highest references
statements. audits: reasonable. OR. 2o74.
P1a.rs apsssns Sa sWsss as and
RooME 2 III TAX ! RETURNS Ri I ri plspsfsd hy for
mer Governmennt E. tax sconsnltant; Day or
sEihlHaf' sEE abEsk s@SSeh sse @ / FOR RENT" column
RssoSolKkEEsINs RsSlas so92 and income tax services.
sonasls s@s susassss rasss a6fGuass ST. asA
ncoME TAx EETgsNSBy s%ss sds tax special g5s 4
ls,s e tas ISL uAA AiTays SsseS open so' lo "
FERsos sG sdss. soand sS5asg MasSnic Dleass Elns
HsRRY EssHa y " BaDRs is ssfsmiassl iaa vs5gs
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bins
fisis sfs sRfss Park si TX isn: sss g. VII
FAX ACCOUNTING in real estate. dis.
eGqRssa Rav 9ses eSnds fssufsss
lissaf lisenssa real fN estate and BUSINESS brosef
/ II viii II NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other thar
myself. JOHN W. LONG, 35ol Allison ST.
sFes,fTGef FAX EfTuRNs Ms PREPARED by exDer. ac-
Rates reasonable Cali IA. 414s. .
INCOME TAX RETURNS filed TO your best
advantage, JAS. E, HORN, 1880 Jener-
i w WILL NOT Biz REsPoNsiBLE for any
b BAY
DOES THAT NEW RUG make your drapes
and slip covers look faded? Maybe they
are Consult EXQUISITE, the DyeWork
Specialist, corner Ga. and New Hampshire
pYEiNG nysiii GE is S151 o1R TRADE and our pleas
measure. EXQUISITE the Dyegork g spe. 's.
SaTuREss syeTii iE ectoLoRs fade away. colors we
dye-they stay. EXQUISITE, the Dyework
Specialist, corner Ga. and New Hampshire
sEWELRY 1EsSii ~ MADE TO ORDER, repairing,
J. F. OLDHAM, 1702 K st. NV, MA. 1890.
80
Evening star., 1948-02-18
HELP MoAAEN.

INTERESTING WORK In q perm. positions
for college educated, young, single woman;
81 TO 25. preferably residing with parent;
no tipping or clerical work: excel. opport.
,9F Iss sTalning sss, il sa5ssE Phone Du 800
SERVICE DEPT.-openinss for married
speaking voice on the telephone. capable
tion; pleasant werkins cond.. ,51s-day Ek:
DIANA DEERING viii train attractive,
well-groomed women. 1880 for fascinating
profitable career; car essential. These
are local positions: good wkly. pay while
learning Box $500, Star. 80
DO YOU NEED HOME? Father with .
children, ages 2 and 4, needs permanent
help to run house. help raise children;
live in, refs; immed. Box 347-H, Star.
1S"
MAJOR OIL COMPANY requires young. at
tractive, intelligent clerk stenographer;
intsresting work, good salary. Call MRS.
REFINED LADY-Permanent res. 30-35;
excellent future with nationally advertised
product in dept. store; no exp. necessary;
5-day week. Box 375-H, Star. 20s
AT LAST-Easy dollars for you. Take
quick orders for top value everyday all
occasion greeting cards. Keep up to 500
on easy 81 sales of stunning Lilac" Is
card box. Also stationery, gift wraps. IL
others. Experience unnecessary. Samples
on approval. ARTISTIC, $40 way, Elmira.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
4 Rubbis to Discuss
Judaism and Christianity

Four leading Washington rabbis
will lead a panel discussion on the
subject of Judaism and Christian
ity" at s:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Jewish Community Center, Six
teenth and @ streets NV.
The meeting will be the second
In a series of six scheduled by the
Washington Office OF the Anti-De-
famation League of B'nai Birth.
Panel members will be Rabbi
Norman B. Gerstenfeld, Washington
Hebrew Congregation; Rabbi Ze-
mach Green, Chew Sholom Synago-
que; Rabbi Solomon Metz, Adas
Israel Congregation, and Rabbi
Harry Silverstone, Tifereth Israe
Synagogue.
Evening star., 1948-02-18

When answering adUertiSe-
Ments addressed to Star boTes
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal Dalue. Ad-
pertisers often fail to call TOR
nH replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect its dd-
yertisers from receiuing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly un-
derStood and agreed that all
such matter aDill be 1Dithheld
aS far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde anSlUerS to ad-
HertisementS addressed to boz
Hambers in care OF The Star
Nial be deliUered to advertisers
on presentation OF the boz
ftamber ticket.
Evening star., 1948-02-18

Here is quick and convenient of insurins that
your classified ad gets into The Star Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice how to phrase
it to your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from am. to II p.m every day. Ads re-
ceived by pm. always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadine for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy.two want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby areas In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neighborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department, MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neighborhood.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

siaSis saiary VIZ or nszS NV Y 9oRR 7Sos Gsersi'
CeiLIERK-SsTENoGRAPHER. general ONO
5-day wk. excel working conditions. Ap
ply in person, ROYAL TYPEWRITER co.
N for fresh I ssss and home home Killed chickens
all or part time; retail only. SH. 414s
bet s and Z; Wed. or Thurs, o.v or
1900 or apply LANG CLEANERS, INC
No. St Paul St, Kensington,, Md
WOOL PRESSER, experienced. Call Fl
1900 or apply LANG CLEANERS, INC
No St. Paul St, Kensington. Md.
ATTENTION-Sales agents. church groups
organizations. Make extra cash easily
Sell largest line best-value greeting eart
assortment; gift wraps, imprinted
stationery, other items. Top profits. Ge
samples ON approval MASTERCRAFT,a 1O'
N EutaW St. Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants lob as nursemsid.
live out Hobart 1854. 1S'
GIRL wants days work. Mon through
Sat; SIS and carfare per day. co. 15o2s.
GIRL, colored. desires days work clean
GIRL, colored, wishes work from IL 10 8
pm; plain cooking, light TO-, laundry; no
to care for child Of employed couple within
city limit; city references. Phone co.
6691. 10,
GIRL, colored. wishes g,h.w:, care Of chill
dren, 5H days. ME. 1904.
LADY, colored, desires g.h.w. Call AT.
1862 Wed. from am. till Thurs. noon.
LADY, coIored. desires Job. general house,
work. 3 days week. Call HO. 2lss after
IL noon.
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1948-02-18
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 Ofices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
s am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
VIEW Post Ball Tonight

The Police and Fire Post, Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, will hold its an
nual ball at 9 o'clock tonight in the
Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-02-18
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines fMinimum)

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time ------------ 33c per line
2 times ----- S3c
to times consec-
utively ---------- SOC
7 times or longer
consecutively ----- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne-------- SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make note of the cancellation
number This Is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt, which bears serial
number, with date. and tdentifes your
advertisement
Evening star., 1948-02-18

must know how to burn in and blend
colcrs; modern shop, ideal working cond.,
perm, vacation and sick leave with pay,
excel. starting salary. GEORGES RADIO
CO., S16 r st. NV. See Mr. Beck up till
IL noon. -22
Evening star., 1948-02-18

Continued on Next Pass,
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
X-Rays Urged For All

A suggestion that Kodiakians follow up last years territorial. sponsored TB X rays with self sponsored ones this year and ev- cry year thereafter came this
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11

week from the Kodiak Health and Welfare council
 Pointing out that X.rays should be had each year and that the Territory is not con- ducting the mass examinations 1t did last year, the council is urging everyone to make ar engagements personally for K rays
 The council, an organization with representatives of every group in the city, was created to promote the health and welfare of the town, and to take care of some local charity.
 Its funds come from the Re Cross and from individual dona- tioas and are administered by the council and it's adviser, Mar. ion Curtis. Typical expenses paid are for transportation to a sanitarium for an ill person for children enroute to school at Sltka, and for dental work for those who can not afford it The group meets monthly John Gibbons is president, John Marshall secretary, and Dorothy Haag treasurer.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
Boat CharteHed
 By Kraft Arrives

The Vindicator, reconverted mine sweeper, arrived in Kodiak Tuesday night with several tons of Christmas freight and other supplies for o. Kraft and Son.
 I've have enough supplies for Christmas now," Ben Kraft said Mir. Kraft had gone outside a few weeks ago and he'd chart cred the vessel
 The Vindicator took g days for the trip up from Seattle
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-11
Center Beats KHS Five

The age old but never-tlre' some sports formula of eager youth vs cagey experience was repeated in the NOE gym Mon. day night when the rangy Kodi. ak community center basketball team met the fast but small ko- diak high school cagers. The center tossers had too much size and experience for the students winning by a score of of 52 to AZ.
 The game was fast and well played throughout with the youngsters threatening to tie the score at any minute. Charles ter lung, high school center, led the scorers with fifteen tallies. Out standing for the center was the guarding of Jack Wagner and Bill Estep and the offensive work of Leroy Anderson and Milt Pagano.
 The center cagers made their debut in the NOE league last
 Friday night, losing to the V P
 27 enlisted men by 8 score ot ] 49 to Al,
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Negroes 10 Appeal Seating
OF South Carolina Group
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The
South Carolina delegation, in
structed to oppose the nomination
of President Truman, took its seats
today in the Democratic Conven-
ton but braced for a Negro protest
in the Credentials Committee.
South Carolina Progressive (Ne-
gro) Democratic Party leaders said
they will take the contest they lost
Saturday before the National Com
mittee to the credentials group.
"Our fight is not over" Progress
sive Party Chairman John H. Nc
Cray, Columbia Negro newspaper
editor, said. He added that Negro
delegates are angered over the Ma
tional Committees action and that
"a lot" will be said.
Mr.. McCray and A. ]. Clement,
Charleston Negro insurance man,
brought a 15-member delegation
here Saturday night The groups
claim to seats is on the ground that
Negroes did not participate in South
Carolina precinct meetings and
county and State conventions.
The National Committee adopted
a motion of Senator Johnston of
South Carolina to throw out the
contest. Senator Johnston was sup
ported by other Southern members
of the committee and by Frank M.
McHale of Indiana, named by Ma
tional Committee Chairman j. How
ard McGrath as chairman of sub
committee to hear the contest.
Evening star., 1948-07-12

thing happen to him without
feeling grateful and humble,
l believe that is the privilege 01
Americans TO seek out for nigh Of
fee those in whom they put great
trust and confidence, whether OF
not such persons seek the office
Yet I feel deeply that my creates!
service to the Nation at the present
time is to remain on the Supreme
Court. I have reached that con-
clusion with greatest respect fol
the Judgment or those who think
otherwise.
Pleases Oregon Delegation.
"And so I say definitely ano
finally that l am not available for
any public Office"
The decision releases Oregons s
delegation to the convention from
its pledge to support Justice Douglas
for the vice presidential nomination
Justice Douglas said he would get in
contact with the Oregon delegation
to inform them.
The jurist, vacationing in the Pa
cific Northwest, expects to spend
the next three days either here or
at Oysterville. His son may have
to undergo a tonsillectomy here.
Justice Douglas expects to reach
Pendleton, Greg. on July Is to leave
for the Order of the Antelope fun
fest in Southeastern Oregon.