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Evening star., 1948-06-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont, .

PAINTING AND PAPERING-Fast, EN-
eient work, rsstishsd customers for 20
fsiSrrNe fsiisSsr EA aos work
Ts msnssig boiT ~eFk @k dSqe as9s Immediately Gan
paINTING, specializine in oil paint over
paper kitchen her and md baths specially. FIR.
PAINTING evenings, and week ends; 20
PAINTING and wall cIeaning-wallpape
cleaned to look like. a repainted job; lead
and oil used i on al Al exterior work white
PAINTING, immediate service. low prices;
Papering. floors. refnished. glazing. general
house repairs free estimates. J. J. SAM
P3GhA Paffk &ASGIsd eG e ASD ST57 PAINTING; best
price in town white mechanics; immed.
is,TlEf rapHRrNG e. AND iSoS pArNrrNG-A-l work:
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT, DU.
fXPIRING. PAINTING. scRAPING. plas-
terlns. JOHN CARROLL, call day or
PAPERING. PAINTING. reliable; free esti-
mates. THE DECORATIVE SHOP. RA.
PAPER HANGER, specializing in private
homes work done by self. Call IA. 1888
PaPERING, rooms, $40 up; also painting;
prompt service; white mechanics. MR..
MEHK pI 5 ,In Tniop 1894 sn,xc -. ., -
anteed. Call NO. 1885 or MI 1859 --6
PAPERING. PAINTING. sCRAPING, floor
ssPdirs AF Hsaa FoTt TR ps9ns' reasonable
fAPEKHANGfNG, tf 9Th this week only 81 and
PAPERING, PAINTING; special en h prices fIi still
in effect; latest DESIGNS, best material;
ff0S flfiS T0,s AND TA o2aS
itss patched or renewed, walls and parti-
2as nGyes 4R Sess ssb g 2
5 Ferry EN- EM sa5S; Fl o75a, % .2 80 !Ds
,ssmodslins; gas water heaters: THOMAS
PLfMBfNc and and HHAiTING-Repair0 re
modelingi model reasonable rates. Call Hillside
RETKIGERA1oRs, MOTORS. washing ma;
sanf; IsFsfe vo 95
ffSfISffATsHs fG HF s1H makes
RFFR1GERAToss. all makes; also wash
iss ReonaSn maSh!nes 81 4Ils ~ cutter sronts
toopF SaS seners fge rspars spops
work guaranteed. JOHN CLIFTON, GE,
RooFs. CUTTERS. spoutng, sheet metal
work; all types installed and repaired;
reas prices; no money down; 36 mos to
Tss Psy AD EoF5 7sf flaFshteed ooe Du asS ~ sFo"N
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters, downspouts, all
service. MR.. WRIGHT, RA. 9446. --l6
sste Sag and IN roots: lT1i' eeneraI shpet
metal work. guttering and downspouts; no
money down, 80 months to pay Call MI.
2a65. free est, A. D THOMAS. 15'
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT-Spe-
cialzing in stone retaining walls and flag
stone, also cement drives, porcheS, walls,
mates call JERRY. AT. 1906.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
All work guaranteed. RE. lI17, UNITED
TYPEWRITER co, sI3 I4th NV.
B it. wide and z ft. long. Have your bllnas
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING co: 202I ath 81. NV. DU. 5000,
FRANK WOLFBERG, expert repairing OF
French, English and domestic clocks. Is
now with LYNN JEWELERS.. SOC st. n. W
DI. 4712. Phone for free estimate
FAST AND Efficient interior and eX-
terror painting; also papering and floor
finishing; estimates Cheerfully given. LEE
" ANDERSON. phone AID. g43l. after
o m. AT O1Sf II
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RANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

apt, APPROX. income, wk. 5000; rent $50 per
mo. Ayr. lease plus } opIion: S3UU S,!U
down. PAUL J. MILLER EA- '"'o tlii
GROCERY. beer. wine, NV. area-Has
4rm apt lease rent snG slT" icdy per mo s9
S3,5o0 down. PAUL J. MILLER, EH.
f07O till 9 pm.
mo- Just So 1000 complete with over $ 200
stock; only 81 900 down. PAUL j. MIL
LER; EX 100 TIL pm ,ooo
ton. grossing over 100000 annually, po
tentially much greater not cut-ra{e
.0Fs nc esoR soR sSc s5See SsT oSp'F S
RoOMING HOUSE, by owner, 1900 block
R l. ave nv II ICON looms; apis; sont NJ ~
sn5 e 5oo sygSn lmed esSe pessession Sss Ex 4sSi
REsTAURANT. well-known Bethesda. Oh
Ch-Mobtle meal kitchen Specializing IN
prepared meals deliyered 10 homes oe estah- da,
Modern bids. low rent Priced TO SCI,
located on Rockville pike, > miles from
the District line, on beautiful =
seil. SAMUEL BoGLEY, WI. $500.
TOURIST COURT on main hwy.-Good
location for year-round business modern
cash required. WILLIAMS REALTY CO,
ss06 Wilson blvd. oW; 6l6l. Il
Ing section of No. Arl.; good lease: mod
fixtures For immediate sale. WILLIAMS
REALTY CO, 1906 Wilson blvd. oW
DELICATEssEN on one of Arlinston's
main blvds; excel fixtures; doing very
Inspect, Williams REALTY CO, :is06
RESTAURANTS in nearby. Va, priced
to sell. For particulars. ask for Lawrence
Mannas, MANNAS REALTY co, PIG
SNAIL. SMALL WEI WELL EsTABLIsHED restaurant
profitable percentage basis; State age
and experience. Box 3e6-C, Star. a.
LUNCHEONETTE near many Govt, bldgs. !;
short hrs, place modernly equipped priced
to sell No good offer refused. GEN
REALTY CO.. MA. 1861; ewes, LII. 5os4.
CORNER GROCERY, near 5th and sts.
ne. with 6-rm. apt; dong nice business:
could be improved Lons lease. SO a
mo. rent for whole bldg. Priced s. 200:
lock, stock and barrel ;, GEN REALTY
IGNCHRooM, perfect location, l4th ST
shopping area. averasing $500 mo-, plus
pinban machines: priced right MR.,
DANIELS, 3404 l4th ST. NV. 4'
TOURIST HOME or hotel and restaurant.
ioc ated on Rockville pike, 5 miles from
the District line, on a beautiful '-acre
tract. containing % rms, din. nm, and
mod. kit; priced to sell. WI $500. open
ewes. until S. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. -
GOING Used CAR LOT. best location in
Wash will sell below cost due to Other
Price, $1,000. Boz 25-c, Star.
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FARM and GARDEN,

BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-specializ-
tng s9Sa IN Yir tree EemoHaHe ed trimming feeding
TOMATO PIANTs@a6G}P Vsrnum sTnS st" ST.,
Brentwood. Md. uN, 1473 -6
For p sale S2 S5o RocKVTLLE X XVII HeS MoToa 4sss
g Phone Rockville 2ISs. #
STANDING HAY: s. acres - Timothy.
shares: q miles from Centreville, Route 500.
A,kpY 4 YlGGaGi .2,t SliitSn s1rnms Va RFD l.s
LaNDsCAPE pERtEcrIoSLAs PERIL 1lP +. As the artist
brines out every detail OF beautiful
solve your individual problem with sery-
ice so general as to cover every phase
Of your, need Bundozer grading, prepara-
manured top soil acid woods earth, WE'LL
Icttea COW manure. SO, 20 bu Wonder-
rhododendromn. on magnolia dosTood. pyrs. r,y
cartha, bamboo. all types of confer and
broad leaf ,everEreen. shade, ornamentals.
Towering shrubs nerennials roses vines:
crown. hardy dub, delivered. planted same
day; sradre, drainage. maintenance, tree
fencing. hricE, stone. faestone, cement.
cinGNr BLOCK walls, sters walks, terraces;
pool, +, deSiens, plans, advice and estima .es.
GERANirMs Csc ca , for 81; striped
ndmnT sRa p4rDs huN S NsERy 2e s2 s.a
IaNbScApE * S s2RVh6E Rsh SanS sodd9r fdf u sIsdns
TOBACCO FIaNTs approx. t2 ssSn @0o 600 q ready
e ss1 = N firm 49es 9esr Of NJ atao ANDRE"
ts 'seae s1a e. roaS : sTszsl sy ey "a. ton or
IIIasSDs6a IIss 6aPf = GARDESER"iIavns G seeded.
fortified; evergreens; Towering shrubs.
boxwood topsotl. faestore drainage sys-'
tsm. grading annual plants; 30 yrs, eTner.
foTo TiLLER, Ro,oette. choremaster gar,
den tractors; Toro movers: free, demon
Dr:ss srm afhFfs MoToR Gfea CO. c.
s SEy wALKs ast4e ea 74qe
pipe drainage: ali kinds Of cement WORK.
EocR4s AAEcOGsdi0 8d Phone E. RacEFs a1EafE sss
Ne asss I'll 1J5 z crRzE xa5aPiz So
G9 aRDfs SEQ IA ASS Afnss99 Pssse M IA hp
move 0'qsi R5msey SO a9d So moas sh w.sEi GJ
Easy to start other 81 sizes Is and nd. models
Man ssyer eaR fS sea tsh ana soT
power. Harness saddles. brides hsiters,
victor Or wilson. Refrigerators. Interua-
99ai H9Tys aps & nAtosEYs sTas rSc Stth
sLowfRs+ suRuBs and landscapiay;
nuns. scarlet sage. eeum. Fersniurrs.
ogeine snsndTason ,rssdig dais,fs sshaS,s
3nnias, noppieS; astsrs. daisies tpaintedl:
rany others; also fine selection Of ever
Tsfas GsRkEf spa AD RUREs sFe9 easens chsS
ATss gS tq asas Se' oB.p systT5 ss1d,yi Nd WA
Continued on Eext Page.)
Evening star., 1948-06-04

CoL0RED TRADE--14th st, near You
fourlshlns bar and grill. big volume, beer
and wine. easy to run. sold mine in
diSeuise. 81 600 handles owner leaving
country. OWNER, EX. s262, WI. s6t9.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
MIscEIIANEoUs FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, excellent
condition throughort; Slc5. CHI. 03o2.
WASHING MACHINE. Spinner dryer; $751;
in good condition, Call OIL. 1859. 4 "
WASHING MACHINES-Easy Jr., nearly
new, $40 ABC family size, $50. Phone
WATCHES-Longines. Witnauer, Elsin and
Benrus watches; all fine lewelry; expsF.
repair service; 300 for cash; conv. terms.
SAM ORBACH. 4l4 Buchanan st. NV.
Ia. 4354; also ewes and Sun. -
WATER COOLERS, electric, bottle type,
GE. Norge and etc; priced from Sl4495
Terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER. 5l4 10th
st, r.w. Ma SS72
WATER HEATERS. gas, electric. all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
Expert installation JOHN g, WEBSTER.
WHEEL CHAIRS t.l. portable: $40 for
both or Will sci separately, WA Sl2l.
WINDOW vALaNCEs. custom made. fac-
THE FURNITURE CLINIC IS
WRIST WATCH, lady's, platinum. dia-
mond No reasonable offer refused, Tenn
10 SINGLE SCREENS. 10 double screens,
| new screen door, l lawn mower. MRS.
BROWN, MI. 5S33. -
Ga cHAiN y, s6,gal. sas water heater; $40.
REMOVABLE BRICK FIREPLACE and
mantel for electric logs; like new. Cali
NO. 3134. e
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
e e Day HSMffToS a n coNf SS' CO.. RE
ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS, redecoratipg,
thesda, Chevy tChesss and silver spFring
:vss sTss only MY sao5 q H, BEST INC WI, 36'5;
AsKEWs HOME sERv,-Paintine paper
hanging, Il. sanding, undermining, bsmt
a .1T2aT1oN FfS' 5sas HONE Ne owSERs-Anv WE work
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 74s9 or IA
CARPENTRY WORK and painting: eTper
Tp sE sTIN T Tms oucK lgSS Co Tree pbone co
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. haestoncs
terraces. walks chimney flrfplaees, &c, &C.
F MARcUcc1o. Route 1 Horners Iane,
coNCRETE 6SosSrIs E. 'woRK"calI US '''e for walks,
.teps, floors. paving, retaining walls
foundation xaierprq2jIng pn undeTen9IRg
TION co, Concrete Contractors, AleXan-
fGScHtTt ffnS tTfs sNR MAs'ff H6sfN SAf 'aE
QUICK CO Phone GO; ,34Sl IS
iayins. ssnd3s, hpishinE; Cleaning 5 ogF PS5-
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
baths, kit remodeling, cabinets and ap-
planes .Altico wall tie, all coIors; rubber
tile flooring free eStmates SUBURBAN
HHYAfTsvIIIE CoNTRACTING co. =
Painting, papering, roofins and siding: all
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates WA S4S6, DAYS or evenings.
IRON WORK, fire escapes, railings,, pre-
p1PoNf pi59f1osSfa IRON RON Works III iie6 18th St.;
kfTcHENs REDEsIGNED and installed by
experts; 1nest cabinets and appliances.
sorn linoeum sink tops replaced with
'Formica or stainless .@,v steel eG N. Can f0r
REMODELING, REPAIRING and new con-
THE The 'iVG AUSTIN N T. ou1cK CO Phone GO,
SCREEN DOORS. SCREEN wIRE-Largs
stock OF screen wire. bronze. galv. and
black; also most STANDARD sizes screen
doors WOLFE 4. BoRDoW HOW'RE II Had!,
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have the
material Call Sligo 39fE, w; D. IAfLog' A. Sgd
SCREEN WORK-Porches. window screens
esfH,mste THE AUSTIN T. QUICK co
Wyha%TrEFRaPRooFING. yh%rF Easements and roofs:
s9s5fTS'ep susf1N +. eU1cx CO. Phone co, atsi
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. Recre-
EaPtins c0gNsTRoS 1fsSn c6N4KAcToR 7iPse RS
T.IL g. THE HYDAIE IN, LIE coSTRAGToRs today
for reas. estimates on all home lmpr9ye-
,qen ment and sm2df VA sops s8s 2f UN 'S T
No WaITING2Cali SUBURBAN REMOD-
ELING co. for yonr remodelinE' orick'
stone cement drtvewayS, adoldlonS' paint
ing carpentry. etc. WI. S619. =
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire. Cali
SH. 2559 after 5 pm $
BULLDOZERS FOR HIRE with operator,
TO eXcaFate and clear ground; immediate
call after ) 80 pm IS
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO, 622 E St NV. National
1904
REERIGERATORS for rent HALEYS RE-
FRIGERATOR SERVICE, 1912 9th ST. sw..
RE 5l4T S.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

BOOTH for rent. 1906 Goth st. NV Call
ALCENE, RE. l2@s. II
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PIPE. structural steel angles. channels
TadistoTs lgsed'1 WAsH1NG5TToNNo Nods RAG &
PAd Pffi c4 BLACK GALviNizEB. B.. hsS sao7 used
We :ut snd thread; plumbing fixtures
BLoGHs S6Sn ao5s M st 1vroos nv MI ~ 7l41
snshs shteFoF so 20 9se ee @ 'hiH
S an set 945 spefa N 5Se Name ave-
plste spare elements Mndsr in nm eaEryas
new; cost s475; price, 5000, 81: S5ss
PRESSING MACHINE and other pressing
shop equipment. Forced to vacate. North
fSSh rhlsrrSG se?s MasohrNEkYAn lsth ii kinds OF
& f. hang FED M VICTOR s + cGRfis Co.
sa Sss zsPh P.s tssles Ssfs sis5 good ,o9a
chevrolet; excellent cond; reasonable
RADIo. Scott marine, model sLRM cau
"a ssApie fe<c: rHoNoGRARH combination,
model. blond mahosany cabinet, 3 months
ole; cost $780, will sell $685.. cH. 1000
RADIo RAJ REPAIR EQUIPMENT - compl.
equip. repair shop: lost lease: sold as
aof ee for pn s7oo S1's cash si "a @ sSs w s7es
RANGE. gas, Detroit Jewel: 4o~; good con-
dition; s45. Woodley 6o46 after l pm.
RANGE. Electromaster. apt. size; 3 burn
ers, deep-w well cooker: used 2 mos; excel.
cond.: 500; Cali HI. 347o. IS
RANGES; electric. brand new. GE, Hot
Priced from si27,s5, Liberal allowance
for your old range. Terms as low as 81
REFRIGERAToR. direct current Kelvina-
tor, Gu it., good condition. best e ofier
takss n1es eER' q ss9s ses 18th ST. NV d. oSs2
REFRIGERAToR-My nice big, Electro
lux gas. works with no failure; ,.d. no
Gs ri SCI. mSs' so9 ss ss 'Vs g. 0at s7s7 Feeding
excel. cong GaI o Sat, or cs Sun, 81 % to 3
stove; porcelain; both in excel condition
sRIEiFRiGERAToK, RI isiG2ERAToK Westinghouse 1s47
model 9.3 GU. it, used months Gan
REFRiGEKAToR, double door. 70 Gu. T.;
coed running order; 500; cost $3.50 EN-
aREFRIGERAToR-eeneral Eleetie sg
REFRIGERAIoR, Kelvinator. 4h Gu, f.;
g eE ,,s 81 sssz ss IT, s1sel-
s5ia sILEiGEE.JoR EI.s,s: fhilse ReT. Z Gu: e.
issIEiFiRiISERHToR. AR sr.nd new. w.stins-
ssa's BE- inee d. coEoNS RIBS ss
q SERVICE. s1ls Ga. avs. NV. GE. 22oo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

tory at the November cleo
ton"
The Prohibition party will
complete it's slate of candi-
dates at a convention which
was TO be held in Lansing on
Tuesday. Sept 81.
CANDIDATES
The convention will be eli
NAKED with a Presidential
rally at the Temple Methodist
Church in the evening. DR..
Claude A. Watson, noted at
torney and candidate for the
presidency on the Prohibition
Ticket, will fly his own pri-
vate Stinson plane TO Lansing
for the occasion.
DR.. Watson will make a
second tour of the state start
ing at Kalamazoo on Sept.
18th at the YMCA. Hillsdale
on the 18th at the High School
Auditorium. At Detroit, il
will be in the morning at the
l4th Avenue Meth o d I
Church, in the evening of the
18th at the United Brethren
Church at Adrian and back
TO Detroit for a Mass Rally in
the Metropolitan Methodist
Church on Monday. Sept. 20.
Then on 10 the convention at
Lansing on the 2lst. DR. Wat
son will then fly to Sault Ste.
Marie TO start a five day
series OF meetings in the upper
peninsula.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

LEWIS BUSINESS COLLEGE
was founded on the idea that
Negro boys and girls needed
business education. This idea
has always been the first with
Lewis Business College. They
educate young people for bus
mess.
Their prices were set years
ago. SO that every mother and
father could give his or her
child business education.
Prices have gone up all around
them. 1--WE have not Raised
our prices. because we want
business education 70 be with.
in the reach of the poorest boy
or girl. Our lives are dedicat.
ed to a better citizen. rather
than 10 profit" Says Mrs. v.
T. Lewis. President.
With the low rate of tuition
charged al Lewis Business Col
lege under competent insfruc-
tors. every person can increase
his earning ability. in business.
government work. and in other
capacities. Just $500 a week
Tor day classes. pays the cost
OF helping you. $500 a week
tor night school. will enable
you or your child 10 start on
The road TO progress.
Their are a few more vacant
seats in some of the classes. why
not go in today and talk 10 Mrs.
Violet +. Lewis, the president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
UAW-CIO
Endorses
Democrats

The JAW CLIO Executive
Board meeting in Detroit this
week approved the following
statement of policy:
The International Executive
Board OF the UAW-CIO concurs
in the action of the CIO EXecu-
tive Board endorsing Harry S,
Truman for President, and Alben
w. Barkley for Vice-Preisdent.
Ii will direct an intensive cam
paign for the election Of this
national ticket and for the cleo
ton of Congressional, State and
local candidates based upon the
issues in this campaign as stated
by the Go Executive Board
The lines between people and
privilege have been clearly de-
fined. The CLIO supports an
Administration and q Congress
which will roll back prices.
which will assure homes al
prices people can pay. which
will move forward 10 achieve
civil Liberties for all citizens
the Presidents proposals on
aud the economic security of
every family. and will continue
to seek peace without appease-
menf among nations so that
the freedom of all men every
where may be achieved.
The working men and women
of America will not be intimi-
dated by the threats and repres-
sions Of the Taft Hartley Act
They will exercise their demo.
cratic rights and responsibilities
without fear. Together with the
CIO-PAC and all other organi-
cations of men and women who
share our purposes, the JAW
CIO will devote its full energies
10 get out a record vote or
cleo ton sixty million votes
to protect sixty million jobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

will help spread. civil and
legal rights where they are
lacking. So will credit tram
ing and opportunity TO earn
good living So Will hygiene
and public health Whoever IS
sincere about Civil Rights VIII
first emphasize these things
That will bring full Civil
Rights to pass.
The Republican party stands
tor and behind the constitl-
ton Of the United States in
taking the position that We
need 10 see full Civil Rights
for disadvantaged minorities
but the party realizes that the
lob can not be done by laws
alone Civil Rights gust be
brought into being where they
90 not exist by a strict appl-
cation OF the constitution with
regard 70 the complicated in
ter-action Of local social. eco
non1ic and legal institutions
The Republican party does
not intend 10 use Civil
Rights 10 hoodwlnk any mi
noritY people by usina its
stiraeiiveness as a political
eudgel.
Finally there are many con
celebrations 70 tho question ~
Civil Rights. The question
that is paramount in the pur-
poses of the Republican party
Is founded upon the knowl-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

Home Federal SAVINGS and
Loan Association Is rendering
in our community. particular
lY TO members OF minority
groups who report that they
have encountered difficulties
in obtaining loans from loan
Institutions in Detroit" he de-
elared.
Simmons. president 81 the
Loan Association ststed-~Our
organization extends wsrmest
appreciation 10 Macy Of the
UAW-ClO for the presentation
Of this check for $4,000 as the
initial deposit with our bank
The Home Federal Savings
and Loan Association is federal
~ chartered our funds are in
sured by the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corporation
and all deposits are insured up
TO $4,000 We extend an invita-
ton 70 the many local unions
in the Detroit area 70 consider
deposiiing funds with our insti-
tuition"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Law Enforc ement
Careers Urged By
FBI'S J. E. Hoover

CHICAGO.-'The Negro has
proven his worth as a law en-
forcement officer" FBI Chief j.
Edgar Hoover declares in an
October Negro Digest feature.
and urges young Negroes to en-
ter law enforcement as career,
saying:
The Negro has made inval-
liable contributions TO the pro-
leSSion and has an essential
place IN the future OF this great
iield of public service
In this article written especial
~ for Negro Digests Future of
Negro Youth series. Mr. Hoover
warns
Before recommending law en-
lorcement as a career for any
youth | would ask him TO ex-
anime himself carefully and de-
eide what il is he wants out of
lie. If he is seeking either fame
or fortune. he should not turn to
law enforcement. Few achieve
fame in law enforcement. Fewer
still grow rich"
Mr.. Hooves continues:
The field offers but limited
opportunities to those whose
sole or primary objective is wide
reknown or great wealth.
None. however" the FIJI head
adds. "offerS a more exhilarat-
inc challenge to the young man
who wants career OF service.
Law enforcement is rev !.
occupation for anyone whose
principal ambition is to lead a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Political Viewpoints Expressed By Parties
nEMnrRAr

There Is so much contro-
yersy over the Civil Rights
Bill.
The Republican party strives
hard to make claims that
have the sound and flavor of
being in favor of Civil Rights
bv using the aged cliche 1T
IS all embodied in the Consti-
tuition. has been fought for
and bled over"
The Democrats. by way of
Mr. Truman cite definitely
what they are in favor OF and
state with finality what they
intend to do about il. The
Progressives talk about it and
give II the same enticing in
ilucncc that an diversified all
DAY sucker eXerts on a small
bow as he drools over II in
the window of candy store.
The State Fighters make no
bones about il; they're against
il and cite as their authority,
the Bible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
TRUMAN SPEAKS
PLAINLY

Nj Truman speaks plainly.
What he says is the party
dlctum. The question OF Civil
Rights does not find itself en-
tieK within the influence of
the continental limits OF the
United States. II is a question
Of worldwide scope pertain
ing 20 all people who suffer
at the hands of either dom
nant majority or ruling
class The president realized
that the United States could
never become the dominant
world leader in fact when
within its own boundary and
colonial limits IT counteranced
the imposition of political
pconage. sharp racial proscrip-
ton. ghettoism and segicga-
ton Of a large part of its
population, both black and
white. For Civil Rights is not
sI1no a matter having 20 do
with the liberation OF black
rcn but is a matter Of lib
Grafton Of all those who suffer
Rom lack of constitutional
freedom, nearly as many
white as black.
Pant Of the sadness OF the
whole question is that the
whites who suffer arc opiated
By a 'wool-hat' leadership IN
to unawareness.
Mr.. Truman was moved
by more than what he
heard about the situation.
He was mindful that within
the limits of the u. S. and
It's colonies there flourished
an area where the last rep
resentative element Of con-
siitutional government FOR
which thousands had fought.
suffered and died" is wiped
out for black and white
alike.
he was mindful that in that
same area the world, world
The Y. S. is attempting to lead
toward a practical democracy.
getting an exhibitation Of
immoderation of lack of self
cstraint the like OF which
probably no other peaceful
civilized country could show
under the most trying cir
oumstances.
Mindful that in this area Of
Whlch we speak there exists
70 democracy, either for the
'ew or the many; where hui
nan behavior is degenerate
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snce and rural improvements
edge that the South is ex-
trernely low In per capita IN
come, has inadequate housing
especially in rural areas and
is teenine with slums IN the
cities. II has verv low fscili-
ties for the best IN public
health and disease control In
such conditions ignorance,
poverty and prejudice ENJOY
8 boon holiday.
Under such contributing
conditions political democracy
must OF necessity lag far be-
hind Having this knowled-
&c the Republican party is
determined TO work toward
educating a backward section
Of the country TO curing their
deep seated economic ills and
assist them in the expend-
ing Of public funds in man
ner that all the citizens will
enjoy benefits there from
The extension Of Federal aid
for these things IS the basis
for the beginning ~ reali-
ZatiOn ~ Civil Rights