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referring u 10 four different CON.
Enittsas BY Q close vote Of 2s-2s.
the measure was sent 70 the judi
ciary COMMITTEES.
From Salem, Oregon. came the
refreshing news that oregon's
legislature on Saturday, passed q
Fair Employment Practices bill.
The MEASURE, BY . vote o. So In
ths House and 27.7 In the Senate
establishes maximum penalties Of
800 fine 0r = years Imprisonment
for employers, labor unions 0r en-.
ploynsnt agencies discriminating
against . person because Of raes
or religion. Oregon thus becomes
The second Of tbs 1S49 state lsGis-
Iatarss 10 pass PEP statutes. In
~ Of the ~ states whose lsEssla.
lures are In session. YEP Isgisla-
ton u under consideration.
TIE National Guard resolution
passed our Senate BY . vote of 80
10 0 and In now on General Orders
in the House.
II II interesting 10 note that the
Connecticut legislature last week
passed q bin prohibiting ssErega-
ton IN ths Connecticut National
Guard. Thus Connecticut joins
New Jersey ~ thu second state 70
defy the Army's policy of requlr.
Ing the enlistment of Negroes and
whites In separate units. cAiifor-
MIA, Massachusetts ana New York
~ well a. Minnssota have OF win
have bills before their legislatures
which would abolish segregation
In the National Guard.
All In all, u was . bad week.
with the national civil rights pro-
gram aidstrncked and action In
ouF legislature At q slow pace,
there was iitt;s on the bright side
of the civil rights ledger last
week.
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TIE Week
Under Capitol
DONE
By Clifford Ruekar

Last week witnessed . series Of
set-bAeks for those VINO held hopes
for action on Fair Employment
Practices legislation In our stats
isgislaturs.
Altar more than Q month dur
Ing which proponents and OPP
poaants Of the measure had been
heard, the HOUSE Labor COMMITTEES
was expected on last Monday 70
give lts dscini0n on the bill In
stead. whsn ths meeting finally
adjourned. no action had been
taken on the MEASURE. ths com.
mittss adopting the procedure of
laying Il over pandins Benats &C.
ton.
(On AlsaAay % this wesil, Tn
IsSsss Labor CosBmittss Ee-Fs.
sagred TIE FE.P. hiil Rfthsus ~.
osmgnanaali0n 10 tas Owl "A.
mAaisaEatiaa eommlttaa
Meanwhile Senate action. de-.
IAyed on Wednesday and Thurs
day, brought the bin before the
Senate Committee 0f the Whole on
Friday morning. senator Gerald
Muilin. ona Of the sponsors, made
. fortnight plea for enactment Of
the bill Is presented five amend
manta which would have clarified
Tia legal language In view Of the
innnmerabls conflicting amend
msnts tackled on 10 the original
biIl In COMMITTEES. When Senator
Kari Neumeisr STATED he had
several additional amendments "a
add and would need an hour ar
more 10 do 20, the COMMITTEES re-
oeaned until two o'eleck.
A. soon - they rroonvunsd.
Senator William Diets of Mont.
gomsTy presented an amendment
which would have made the PEP
ban applicable only 10 cities hay-
Ing . population Of 100000 OF
more. This would have meant only
Minneapolis. which already has an
Yep ordinance. Senators Muffin
and RosemsieF Immediately a..
tackled this amendment ~ . sub
tsrfuHo move 10 kIil the bill he.
fore . vote was taken on thiS
amendment, senator t.adin al
Anoha County got Diets 10 with
hold hla amendment and Ledln put
thru q motion 10 refer the bill "a
the judiciary Committee. pre-.
Hutnably 10 get the biii In legal
shape. This likewise wa opposed
~ ths sponsors who charged thai
two years ego the opponents woFS
the tfs cut Of IN FnP bin BY ~,
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lace and Jane Anderson. Euniee
Tate. Rose Marie McI4auFin. Don-
aid and Alonxo Smith and Jaeo
Bentley. Kenneth Anderson Of
Washington High School Warriors
was the only Negro player among
the eight teams and was very
highly spoke Of.
Mr.. and Mr.. Blaine Brooks and
family. Mitchell. q. d. and Mrs.
Leonard Williams, ST.. and son.
Leonard Williams (BudD had a.
their guests the young people from
Sioux Falls during the basketball
game. On Saturday after the
game, Mrs. Williams and son. Mr..
Williams entertained the group at
their home at dinner.
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ESINGR an PARkRR
WlaSIIINao RReiIAl
SUNDAY Ar a. -

Esther Lee PARKER, outstanding
whistler, u 10 ~ presented IN .
r~citAl at wyman AME church
sunday afternoon, March ~, at >
p m
On the program also win ap-
pear Mrs Mabel HendersOa. guest
vocalist
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N nUWhmea gam0e

VI pN1hmeo GoWge
0nnnn EOn MnAnlNa PETITION
EoM AnMlNlaTtlATl0N, lltatflNgl
stats ~ NiRnssota. coanty %
Ia Hs Entats q Joseph plnAetf.
also hneSh AZ Joe plRheff, bsess
0Vasg Zoe tasassn1 Psstlaa sss
Letters ~ Aamiatatgmtten
Ut ~ Qhpghnp that ell persons
.nteFes,ea shew cause, " any thsy
Aprl 18th 1895. AZ 10 s'Siash x a.
N the Court House In Minneapolis,
MiAnssotA, why the Pstitiaa % saT.
~ plRhSff, % HsnnsplA CeHniy,
hiARssata Tor the hppolntmsnt 81
hsVssls a. adminlatTatTiN, herein
Tiled, should net " granted,
urasp 70 vile Clatma aaa Gee
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within tsS, snss,s, o ran M. s sss
Ssrsei ali eFsai,sss o. saia pssss
aent ttle their elalma IN thls Court.
freeta viii he heard aRd claims SS.
ANinsd ant adjusted eNfuTa this
Court 90 Monday, August lat. islb
4, 10 p'pieeh A NJ 10 the Court
Mousse IN Minneapolis Minnesota.
These erdsFa shall be pabllahed
copies walled aceordinE ~ Law
wfTNtaa the Hoo. Iames q Ne.
hoe, Judge .at Probate Court. Ihis
tsth day % March, tata
Erueet y laefsh9
clerk % PROBATE Court.
l0hAA "a NehNArtn. AtloFney
sii fencs iiida
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ntnTnlCT COURT
gsegtA laalaaal IIlaivaea

wgayth 1uaiaAni lllaivest
state % hinheaotA
county 81 NenHepln
AIS nelNa
milaabsth I. uFoeh, PtaIntiff
pAaI n nreah, pafanasal
ne state % aliaasapsa O. 1As AbsVS
Nance al0euaaaatI
Tea. raul ~ hFoQh, are hereby
aummeRea ana EeautEsa 10 AhaweF
ths eomplalnl % tAe Pialatllf In the
AbgVe ehtltlsa Retlpn. which eem.
Pals, Aea bees tllea q ,as sities q
the City 81 MlnnsApella, hsnRsplR
ceaAty, and stats 81 EihRsaala Aaa
" aeFvs q copy % ponr answer 70
the said Qampiainl On The subscriber
- Ala eftiue, " aia poHea liaiialna,
hiaAeARelia, d. TIE saia Ceunty 81
hsAaspla Withlp ThlFtY tfSI aaTa
after service 81 thls aamons apes
poo. exclusive % the Cav % aaoh
IAe sAia eenplalat wIthln the time
Afefeaatd, the PtalNtift N tale aetian
wllt=apply 20 the ceaFt tor the
relief DEMANDED IN nAla eamplminl--s
eametAes With the eaata aAd alas
isIE GaT % jan. K'n 1915
lehAa q, Schwartz
AttofReg tor RlalMtlff
hinaeApeliA. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
CARD on THANKS

We wish 90 extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to friends
and nelghbors who expressed their
sympathy In words, deeds and floral
tributes In the loss % our beloved
brother. Robert walker.
Especially We wish 20 thank Rev
J. 3. Tate Of Bethesda BaptIsI
church. for HE comforting assist
Mr. leon Barnett, brother
Mrs. Marie Johnson. sister
and family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
THANK VoU NOTE

Dick Travis. IsT st. Anthony Ave
wishes 10 express sincere apprssia-
tion for the many lovely cardR,
many flowers and personal visits
he has received
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

War crimes trials win not end
var. bat they may make var usors
decent - Ssage dustin W. Hard.
ING, l. A.. % FVauEn iF~m Nuswua-
h~rg.
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Echoes from Duluth
0N laEnaa 9. Moore

N ~ vi
I By James I. MooTS
I discovered another blight and
disgrace ON the there are no
Negro problems In Duluth" school
Of thought.
The Good Fellowship club. Of
the American Steel and Wire.
which h maintained BY monthly
deductions from employees wages.
does not permit ttS Negro men,
berAhip use Of its facilities.
Boosting . bowling alley, swim
ming pool, basketball court. and
numerous club rooms. the club u
maintained for the use Of workers
and their families, that iS--aII en-
cept the Negro worker.
Some 400 colored workers are
employed by tlsls company. and 70
permit such q disgracefll condi-
ton 10 exist, II q giaring refiec-
ton on the aineereity Of union
leaders, both white and Negro.
II the men who are subjected 10
this undemocratic situation don't
know what 70 do. then consult the
local branch OF the N.A.A.c.P. I
am sure they win be glad TO give
all the guidance at their command.
II u rlImorcd that the hly-white
Western Electric Co. win close
shop and depart for Michigan.
Good radiance, I hope they blow 9
fuse.
During the year and q half that
this company operated here, only
one Negro was employed. only
then after pressure groups turned
on the heat. Here In hoping that
Michigan Negroes short-Circuit
this OUTFIT.
The baton rose and fell with
gentle perSuAsiveness A. twenty
five voices lifted to q swelling
crcsendo and descended smoothly
10 . tranquil and subdued calm.
The song, Lift Every Voice
and Sing" The voices. an all white
male and female chorus, known a.
the Jenny Lind Singers" The
baton, In the hand Of Ann Colby
Albright, Negro woman. goodwill
ambassodress extraordinary for
better racial relations.
Ann Colby Albright. perhaps
more than any other person In
Duluth. has helped put TO flight
the theory Of the die-hArds. that
Negro and white people can't
work together.
Besides heading the Jenny
Lind Singers" Mrs. Albright 10 .
special teacher for the Board Of
Education. directing p. 7. A.
groups. She also teaches private
piano and voice classes.
The evening we visited her
apartment and this came a. q
surprise. she was directing . teen
age band. This group IL known a.
The Blendsrs." and consist Of
three boys and four girls. Their
playing pSrtsndS great POasiblh-
ties
Mrs AIbnEhts rise TO promin-
ence IN . nearly all white COM
munity has not been easy. She
has been forced 70 face rebuffs
and insults at the hands Of those
who were her interiors But she
attacked her problems with grim
determination.
Naturally she shows some pride
IN ner success, Tor today ahe
stands a. . living symbol Of
what one Negro woman can do al
most single handed. surrounded
by Q sea Of white.
She was vehement In her de-
tense Of the Duluth Negro, Ansnt
our last efforts. but a. the lead
indicates In this article. We stin |
have q long ways 10 go,
Next week tia story Of the re-
markabls Con family. -CoxeE
Army"
Keep listening echoes are COM
Ing your way.
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Ne Estate OF Jam.s RyaN. p.e..
dent
" ~ oHnRRHn that the sluai
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ton thereof and Ter dislFlhutl0n
Tiled hersin, hs heard % hanaay
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~ this CeUrt IN the Court Mauss In
Minneapolis, Minnesota. AMI thai All
peFsens Interested N this estate
present oNieVtions, " say, Why sali
pelltioW sheala net BE uraalea.
Thts order shall ea pahlish sa Ia
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DULUTH NEWS
nv ZiIlah Waieru

This nrws arrived too late for
publication In March 10 edition.
we're sorry.
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BARRON MFG. co.
WINDOW SHADE
REAL BARGAIN
SURPLUS
MlscsllAhsous FOR aGkT

AMPiIFYING. public address soana
timex service recorders wire - sef
SOUND EQUIPMENT CO any ii,ns
eABY CARRIAGES, cribs. stroller.
NAV pens. hish ehsIfs ~ess a'
month free asliVtry Du 3tAf
RiIIDoYFRs. with obF ratof 20 sk.
ehVats and clear gteHnd EfAh9ilenff
~t@t nNnftr AD AHSe
BtLLDOZER for rent. hos at#llAsit
- suunoEeI ldaGsJ disA SsffR'
Ssvt cuE surplus dir hAoied tff'
esslmptrs Aiso tepsoil assis aI,
$50 and sih ,hjes,yaIIe SIC k4ave
ri1fIihIp6osra ifIh 1s6 tos fs5isrs, sras naarly gs ,,
Contract, Mr. DUNN. TE aEAs
sIIIDOzER for hire, gfsding Ftfs,
satlns, lana slsari.s ~. assn -. !.
pens, htFh chairs, yoath e.da, q.
nee delivsry caILDRENs 81. 80
lins,nfl Ov 1900 ~.
HosriTAl, HEns, mEM BE gE'pi.o
NV National AunA.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
,Mnnn rNrEMRITIE
ACCORDIONS

ssop IAN St NV 60 os2s
Aouariums and Supply
Miniature Aquarium naH At new 10.
cation al apHT IAN 81 ~ oa'
hrars Nil! be astkasNs. ~ ~
10 30 p N sEts q 80 to ~
SAns . PM 80 so . N NeN
StsnlAv.nF tht nneM selection al
hxs la loNu special oasntne eIFf
Clown hAFbA sec pT neeh tf!iNs
- 50 pT sngelA t'pc sseh Aans
others FNlli hne Of black sne
NtsinleSa equipment Plants snd
accessories Thanks tcI ss I
nAttent Hud Qrecnlua- MINIATURE
TROPICAL AQUARIUM dfla1 ltth
A. n a ia E3ti
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PHOTO PRINTERS
VENETIAN BLINDS

Tive model p Pakns Bssf eHff -
sun between And IN '+"'
Ext laH-noIth
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Measured To a.. made Of fleAAsaM. 70
sneSt auaIity heads tapfs and ectds
Cau the factory Tor factory prices
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&c radio. record player. nah. cab
met. 10-in. screen. extra picture
tube; year saeryies. oolaroid flter' 1n
rfGEyrsIosPEssry fiGe bS Ever family can hsv.
the JOY Of televislon on the low
cost Vidcraft Factory TO You Plan
Every one that sees them can pc
lieve their eyes, 3 IN. Consolette,
s377: :sina IL in tabs ..nI. modei, s23s; ass y \
TIIEvIsIos sETs. demonstrators
Save up TO $3.50 9Th oriE i-yesr
TfIHvisioS faIH3nsi5s sETs--ssis On d,;son;
tinued models. seme new. 49,
sssSe Jps" model, s3as: siss model.
sIee: all guaranteed for ] y.sr' n
stallstion extra. terms. STAR RA-
rEaevfslos PIC az; 4sa ssrs, ith iss aiss on .,I
Or. samples; las, yrs mods siasheo
soYsL yas 'aisrLr APPLIANCE saa CO. 81 isiI H,ss.
els ave. s.e.. AT 1000. rs
TELEvIsION--Cash buyers WI 60
sdrrNr WI e see co. u. 1ass osorsfa sSs nss ave- %
TEIEvIsIOS-wea are overstocked on
all leading name brands. Floor
samples at greatly reduced prices
Save as much as 49,. We VII
ssAraa5se sss a, s0s ss issns S. our g, s JOCK aa a
present is q select one. represspiins
s different manufacturers. Yes at
Alperstelrs you get a sagante say
ings and may have up to Is months
e pay for geus ,slsyssasn iS vi rsseissg. aCg
2a4 Carroll ave, Takoma Park. Md.
sH. 3S0fI or sH. 43e3. Open Mon
day, THURSDAY and sature.y I'll 3.
THOR AUTOMATIC GLADfkoN. iike
new. sTe or beat offer. 1s-gauSs
PgS gun s ssnias.sn s.sI ass Esssss Sssssss ssa fs
TIME CLOCK used. TBM. nodei $500.
rfREs. sll sizes. factory recend.. ss.s5
ca, guar. 6 mos: used truck tires.
s.. THE MASTER SERVICE STA
TToN. $500 Sherman ave. nv, Nj.
TTREs. factory sssond.. an sszes
tires, 1896. Open WEEKDAYS and
sun. tiil pm ALL SERVICE TIRE
Co. 36Ia Ca ave. nv RA 1850
TOILETS. new. SIS each. semplets ior
imnaed delivery. BLOCKS nc
ropsoI. eusa n FoR sALE-Rsch Nd. loan.
sia So ard SIS 5iz-yc ioR6 atten-
tlon !arre eonsnHefSr *ampae loads
and prices available. also Sun. De-
livery. TREADwEIL ExCAVATIs0
SERVICE. 81. 1927. ST 5aas
T0YS--Chsid automobile. SIC Ers-
Ash trtks, SIS esra table ana .
TRACTOR. Cietrae. rraE3sf type vita
air eomprsskor winch and f50-fnis
rensraker. ccss 2iS.Sna It's a.
xood a. ne~. Price, S5,Sfaa. Alss
a9-ft. nst semitrstlsr. $500, ano Z
r. semitrailer van. $1,000. OWNER.
q, 6s3a. III
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POULTRY AND I00s

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