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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28

salaries alone falling by Il piA-
lon dollars IL the fsc& year
ending June 80, 1850.
F, These are the sources OF
Government tax revenue.
FARM INCOME DUE FOR
SEVERE DROP
The Department of Commerce
report predicts-based on what
has, happened in only a few
.months-that dividends will drop
one billion; interest and rents
will drop one billion; farm in
come will drop at least three
billions.
Coupled with the losb in
wages and salaries it adds up to
a lois of at least Is billion
dollars-seven per cent of the
national income for the past
year. When, it is remembered
that seven per cent of the revenue
collected by the Government is
about three billion dollars, we
can all see what the loss in taxes
will be.
President Truman had access
to those figures long before the
public. Top-flight Capitol Hill
that it was that report which
prompted him to ask for a tax
increase.
AS if that slight-of-hand trick
by the President wasn't enough,
he completely ignored another
report to which he had access
far in advance of its publication.
TRUMAN REFUSES
TO FACE FACTS
This was the official views of
the Labor Department which.
pointed out that the Labor Depar-
tment Chieftains were aware Jas
long ago as last September, two
months before the election and
during the height of the Pre-
sident's promising days, that a
'readjustment'' period had set
in. Furthermore the Labor
Department felt in 1947 such d
readjustment period was in the
offing.
With all this official inforl
nation on his desk, nevertheless,
the President went boldly for
and more, even to the point of
ward with plans to spend more
being brazen enough to submit
ITO Congress- his estimates of
revenue to be available that
were far greater than that
collected in our years Of greatest
prosperity.
Is it any wonder that Demo
Gratis on all sides in Congress-
in hesitating to act on further
ET'resrollsible spending sprees?
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28
AN OPEN LETTER TO
The STATE OF GEORGIA

hold, to idle away the hours of
the day in luxury of taxpayers
! money while these shameful in
sidents are taking place?
| We who are manifesting over
(, the welfare of Mrs. Ingram
I would like to know the answers.
to these questions-and quickly.
Not by word of mouth. But by
evincing your worthiness through
the media of liberating Mrs. In
gram and her sons and compen-
sating monetarilyy the snb-hu1
man abuse to which you have
subjected them. Until these
,, things are done we will not
cease to cry out against yoyu.
Nor will we cease to damn your
blood-stained past to hell!
This is an untimatum, Georgia.
and we won't be put off. Not
again. We demand THAT Mrs.
Rosa Lee Ingram be exonerated
We insist that you expiate the
disgraceful manner you are
treating her. 81
TAKE STOCK OF OFFENSE
Wash your hands, Georgia, in
the cool clear waters of Justice,
fair play, and human decency.
You have compiled so much Ne
grogro blood on your filthy hands
that they have become blackt
from the CHASTITY hue of drying
.red. Wash the stencil off them
now, for tomorrow might be too
late.
What crime has Mrs. Ingram
and her sons committed that
they should be lynched by being
/ impelled to disintegrate behind
|. prison walls and the dank rat,
! nest you call cells? Let's review
! their case
Sammy Lee and Wallace In
gram are charged with murder
ing white man. Their mother
is being lynched for the same
crime If they are guilty-with
all circumstances in plain OBJ
servation-then it is a crime of
death for any man to protect the
decency of his mother. It is
crime, in that case, for any 10
man to fight off evil forces which
would defile the chaste of her
womanhood. Your ruling denies
a man the right to safeguard the
the respect of his wife and chill
dren. What sort Of decree do you
call that, State of Georgia?
CONTINUED NEXT WEEKLY
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28
WASHINGTON
= = WEEK.
GW


WASHINGTON, D. C.-The
real cause for the Congressional
bottleneck which is holding up
Administration measures is Pre-
sident Humans determination to
spend more than the Nations
1850 fiscal economy can possibly
stand.
His insistence has! swung both,
Democrats and Republicans into
a consolidation that is gaining
strength daily to save the nation
from a gigher tax bill with which
to pay the Truman campaign
promises.
Proof that President Truman
is ignoring the advice of his own
department dramatized in a recent
kaport sf the DEPARTMENT. of
Commerce. This official report
points out that a drop of major
proportions can be expected in
the national income in the fiscal
year OF 1850.
1t also indicates that early con-
SiGeration of the trend in business
this year will find wages and
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28
BY ROBERT MACK MORRIS
Dear State of GEORGIA.

WIN MANN MOhhIS
Dear State Of Georgia:
You are guilty Of many horrible
crimes, committed in ocfensd
against your colored citizens.
You defy the Constitution and
the Bill of Rights by tolerating
yellow-bellied share-oroppers to
roam through your dusty streets
with dingy sheets over their
heads while you sit back in your
1ur1d form of justice and de-
mand that the north leave you
alone and mind its own business.
You (the south) say you are
quite capable of managing your
own affairs. You yell to THE top
OF your voice that the Negro
problem, is the south's problem,
and that you can and must settle
it for yourself without outside
influence.
However it will take a long
time, yoyu claim; but, the pro-
blem will be dealt with.
MAKES FOOLS OF NEGROES
Now, you can he granted Gre
dit for your sublety in dealing
with us in this manner, because
we Negroes in the east and north
are damned fools to accept your
kind Of justice after crying out
in feeble voices
You treat us like a mother
with a child that didn't belong
to her, that WIS borne of another
woman's womb; for when we
cry you pat our shoulders and
say:
Nov, now, baby dumbIing.
DON'T you cry. Mama didn't
mean to hurt you. Here's
penny, honey-run and buy
your sweet little self an all
day sucker!"
We cannot truthfully blame
you for handling usI this way,
Georgia, because-well, if we
have the audacity to call our
selves. men and women-we
should have. common sense en-
ough to be appeased by your
promises and cuddling.
Yes, you can be forgiven for
that.
TIRED FOR LYNcHING
But, Georgia, you've gone too
damned far now. This time we
CAN'T allow you to- Slip by with
It; for you have made a direct
insult to the Negro women of
America. You have spit upon
their womanIhood in a manner
which bares no forgiveness. Not
only are Negroes up in verbal
arms Americans of all
races are voicerating their pro-
test against the outrageously
ridiculous way you are lynching
a woman and her two sons.
Our hearts are fed up, They
cannot take anymore. Your IL
centlous method of realing out
JUSTICE mas become so ashpmedly
nauseating that we are seeking
place in which to vomit
GLAMES FAULTY GOVyr.
What manner of government
90 you possess that permits
1dlotic race haters to defstce the
beauty of JUSTICE by sitting
IN the seats of Judgment and
melting out prejudicial ruling per-
tanning to the lives of three hui
man beings?
What sort of man sat in THE
judges chair the day e: days, on !
which Mrs. Rosa Lee Ingram and /
her sons We're ,.condemneda Had |
he no decoruan, manliness. re- |
spect or even the vaguest con- |
sideration for LAW? :. j' |
And the MAN who is serving /
as your governor-what sort Of
judicial impartiality does he up-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28
AN OPEN LETTER
To Owners or Agents of Property to be
Condemned for New Housing Projects:

No doubt you have received a letter from us with
reference to above We, as Engineers specialize in re-
presenting owners to prove higher value for their
property than offered by any Public Body
Examples Of successful results for neiohborc of
YOURS michael Reese Proiect) on file in orr of
flee. At present al 50 representing several
hundred clients Congress Street; Veterans Hosni-
tai; Medical Center and Northwest projects
Prior to above we worked for hundreds Of owners
on Chicago Subway; Wacker Drive La Sale Street;
18th Street; Ashland Avenue and other similar nro
jects
We believe we can be of benefit to you (Sxty-three
years IN Chicago) without any outlay on YOUR
part. If we obtain increase for you we are paid
percentage of this increase only
Our representative will call you telephone us
tor appointment, no obligation your part.
Very Truly Yours,
CLAUSEN AND COMPANY
s. Elmer L. C1ausen
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28
Arfhritis pain

u quick; oengntfully comforting help TO
cnes ana pains of rheumatism Arthritis
.eurltls' Lumbago, Sciatica or NEURALGIA s TT r..
' snaI1G WoTKs through the blood. First dos
sorh s sn ioarT rs aiieyiating pain so you ca
Jet Romind at druggist todsv 1 O1IioS, a!
iete satisfaction or money back Guarantee tetls
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28

Each year, educational institutions in
chicago and Northern Illinois undertake
millions OF dollars worth of research for
industry. The varied projects range from
cookies to cyclotrons.
In an age Of rapid chronological change
teamwork between education and industr1,
Is OF major Importance to the industries Of
Chicago and Northern Illinois Industry
provides funds, both for basic and applied
research. 1t also furnishes vast arrav If
facts developed in industry's own labors-
tories. Educational institutions provide the
trained scholars and scientists, the facilities
and the objective viewpoint vital to re.
search. Important, also, are the unpar-
alleled library facilities Of the Chicago area,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-28

Synebro-eyelotron
being installed by
Institute for M
clear Studies Uni
Dersity of Chicago,
alta cost 9$2 2OO,-
900,
Evening star., 1949-07-12

The idea that a full-fedged
citizen of the United States would
have to pay taxes without repre-
sentation was little beWildering
to the 80 international students
who are in Washington today to
seek fuller and truer picture OF
America and democracy.
Some of them couldn't under
stand why District residents are
deprived of the right to vote and
to exercise self-government. Their
questions showed it at dinner
held in their honor by the Wash
ington Board of Trade in the Ho-
tel Congressional last night.
B. M. McKelway, editor of The
Star, reviewed the Capital City S
form of government, its lack of
representation and the progress
of home rule legislation. The
students had asked that the over
all subject be discussed.
Then came a question period.
The sharp young minds had the
queries ready. 1t was part OF
their recent training because
they are here to learn things
about the American form of gov
ernment so they can be influences
abroad for international under
standing. They've been going to
school in the United States with
this in mind.
rs the question period con-
tinued, Claude Marie Ballande,
II, of Boulogne sur Seine, France,
whispered quietly to friend. She
was finding it more and more diff
cult to comprehend the idea of
District residents lacking vote
in the Capital of the United
States, of all places.
She raised her hand. Question:
But you pay taxes here" she
reminded the speaker incred-
ulously.
He paused for a second or two.
There appeared to be only one
answer.
Taxation without representa-
ton" Mr.. McKelway replied.
The students are nearing the
end of 5,33O-mile scholarship
tour. A few will remain in the
United States for extended studies.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
BOYS Hold Carnival, Raise
S133.80 for Cancer Fund

Twelve-year-old Jimmy Harris
is trying to save other boys
grandmothers from dying of
cancer.
He and his campaign partner,
David Wingfeld II of 1881 Gera-
mum street NV, yesterday pre-
sented a sl33.8O check to the
District division of the American
Evening star., 1949-07-12
22d Infantry to Hold
Convention Here AUG. i.

The 22d Infantry Association
will hold convention at the
Hamilton Hotel here from August
5 to 7.
Brig. Gen. c. T. Lanham, war
time commander of the regiment
and now director of staff of the
Military Establishments Person
mel Policy Board, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting,
which will mark the fifth ami
versary of the St. Lo break
through by the unit.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Taxes Without Representation
Puzzle Foreign Youths on Visit

but most will return to their ma
tive lands within week.
They were brought to this coun-
try under sponsorship Of the
American Field Service. an organ
ization of volunteer ambulance
drivers.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

be used for NV Since May l. when the
centerS here Spring and Washington stores for
They raised the their carnival
carnival stands, they've working
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Bar President in Rome

ROME, July II (P).-Frank
Holman. Seattle, Wash, president
of the American Bar Association,
arrived in Rome yesterday to
present 600 volumes of American
law books to Italian judges and
attorneys.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

the project a success. It was their
second annual carnival. They al
ready are making plans for a
third.
Jimmy started the cancer fund
Evening star., 1949-07-12

There are only three species of
tortoise in the United States.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

VENETIAN BLINDS, EexaIume Stats
Save money, Call the factory fol
MANUFACTURING CO.
WATERPROOF1NG CELLARS. walls,
chimneys, roofing, painting exp.
yG1k. sfsk. low price; guar. NEv1Ss' u.
ATTENTION-Small contracts given
special attention: experience. equip
ment and individual specialists for
stone. hagstone. cement, brick. car
pentry. waterprooflng. drainage.
painting. cutters installed, cleaned;
lots filled. grading, landscaping. tree
surgery, planting, fertilizer. topsoil
bulldozer clearing. drivewavs, walks
walls. terraces, curbs. fences. ga
RACES. porch Enclosures, additions.
recreation rooms: free estimates.
II. 1928, oV. COOS. 80.
Painting and Papering
Do my own work. For Job well
done at a price you can afford to
pay. Call MR.. MALHOYT, co. 1882.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP DoMEsTic

CnAMbkhMAlD WANIED-EXperl-
snesd. Ms e Apply y. , ALsAN 4 TOWERS. 1900
cHAMBERMAip. colored, must be
exper.. to, work In Euesthouse Call
CHAMBERMAip-wAITREss for large
guesthouse; also experienced cook.
COOK. CIV, live in or OUT good
salary for experienced worker; must
have references. OR. o21s. Is
al housework, 2 adults
in apt; good salary for experienced
worker. REQUEST local refs. and
hs1lth bn o7i1 fard' Call from to % gm
GENERAL WORKER. colored. re-
sponsible. child and employed cple
In Arlington. CHI. 1899. Call after 6.
'jIR1' m shv, -s. care are, of shlldren' sn SIS
',IRL, colored, clean and neat. under
day, Mon. and wed afternoons, and
Sat. morning: clean small apt, care
tor small boy; 65c per hr. and car
fare Call LU., 7s7o.
G NV. neat. rellabl. person, etieient
handle small parties; cple and young
child; pleasant and apprectatlve
home to work In, refs, sleep out,
s25 and carfare. OIL. 1889
white. live in; work
ing widow. 9 school-ase children.
RIA. 1913. GE. s0sl .
white. TO care for
small home and 3 adults Call be-
tween 3 pm. and 9 pm. Monday
only. WI 1474
elderly lady for home and
small salary in exchange for light
household duties. TIE 4577. go
MAID, colored. for h.w..
must haveNreferences; 512-day week;
$50 and carfare. Apply 1910 Spring
rd. NV -2s
WOMAN, white. for dining room and
plain cooking in rest home; must
live in: good salary to right party.
Call between 6-s pm, SH. 1854.
WOMAN, white. to care for 5-yr -old
child. light housework and live in
WA. 12Sa or co. l232 "a
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HElp WoAeN

PART-TIME Or FULL-TNME openings
In Fuller Brush Co. cosmetic divi-
ss75 sisn; ns no T sTpessl sloa oaaecessarS. Call pl
ARE YOU IN A RUT: Would you
like an Interesting positionP II
py aonncRaT IA Tap poRrRAn4ss shanss ap
GEN $50 so s;mi Selling 100 boxes sreetin, @
cards Napkins, coasters, stationery
and complete line with name on;
costs nothing to try; send for samples
and selling plan on approval. WEI.
sfR sIM5' ). 4 Ses ), Plane st. Dept 81 New
able work as neighborhod repre-
oiPPoeaRs:TrTtN1rfnEss; galore galore at a'f the
Hecht Co., full time and part time
positions. Even If you've no pre-
vious exper. we'll train you for an
interesting Job while you earn, in
accessories, children's wear, mil
linery, upholstery yard goods. Stop
in and have q chat with one of our
friendly personnel representatives
You'll be convinced that the HECHT
co. is great place. to shop and Q
greater place to work. Employment
ONCE, 3rd floor, 7th and F sts
AVON ysf sel spTn. open wF5t. territories 4H T. ~
BROWN. 1sos Northviev road, ATf Bal, /
MATURE ili1H5i Il MbTv1puAL nH; of any wae are
or. color to clerk in unusual and
interesting speciality shop; only lack
Of talent or interest will keep you
eeierkins very long. Box 4ss-D
Evening star., 1949-03-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. calculators
cleaned. oiled and adjusted. All
TYPEWRITER CO s13 l4th st. NV.
BRICKLAYING, flreplaces. chimneys.
walls and walks. built and repaired.
A. FAGNANI. AT. 1894
BRICK MASON, CONTRACTOR -
Glass blocks, remodeling, hreplaces.
porches. garages. JOHN FERRARA,
AID. 6S4O: DU. 1868. 81
BRICK, stone. concrete, hagstone. re-
tanning walls. driveways and drain
age; all work around your home
Low prices. CRAWFORD BROS, AT
BUILDING. remodelins. repairing
carpentry. painting. plastering, brick
and cement work. LU. 1868. MSS
CAMERA CAMERA REPAIRS, all makes. Gus.
tom builders Of photo equipment.
labcote lens coatinR. gDEEco, 723
CAKPENTR, fences, porches, screen
=, VIZ Il mechanic. GOODMAN. .AD.
CARPENTER-Remodeltns and re-
pairs; recreation rooms and porch
inclosures At os reduced prices. Eve
CARPENTER-General carpentry and
custom built furniture. Fast and
reasonable. No lob too small. sH.
s15s. 20
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp; pooks started
kept part time; tax returns rea-
BOOKKEEPER-Eve Saturdays;
qualified to take complete charge. in
Guiding financial statements. trade
analyses and tax returns. Box 17-E,
Star 2Qs
BRICKLAYER, English. coming to U.
s. about Sept. to study American
construction methods What offers
OF employment? Box Sc, Star. ca'
CARPENTER, Al. wants 2 weeks
CLOTHING Statesmen C3). now en-
ployed, desire change to we'll
following Gail after s. NO $3.50 .
COLORED MAN desires time
work and living. quarters in apt.
and reliable. DE. 6506 2as
COOK. white, wishes position in small
restaurant. complete charge of
kitchen Ph. Elmwood 776. 2s'
MAN for days work, housework,
good references. Call RE. $3.50.
MAN, forty. seeks position working
manager restaurant and bar; IA yrs.
exper.; ref. So. Nd pref. Box
MANAGER for restaurant or club, 90
years .exper., good refers. Box
3S9.A. Star. -Gs
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

school as baby sitter or mother S
helper. Call MI 0595. IS"
GIRL aI.. cgIeTed; a.sa ehilds nurse: 5e. 5eter-
GIRL, colored, 90, reliable, desires
Job to care for or 2 children, /
to years. Box 144-E. Star. 2s'
GIRL, colored, from the. South wishes
en eass shirts TsFk srERLNe Xxi N eaasrs osas s00o
GIRL, II ssss selored' wants days Sa yerk.
CIR. tTn. Ts1e eSer.d b relself 4s wants part
GIRLS, colored ltwo>. want evening
yogEkk and days work. Call DE
GiRxDUATE PRACTICAL NURSE,
colored. desires work taking care Of
child or elderly lady. Call RE. o52o,
MRS MACK. rs
WOMAN, colored desires work by the
day or 5-day week. Va. calls ac-
cepted. NO. $3.50.
WOMAN, eclored, wishes general
hSsseHork llSe " Ho' 5ooss ssss ssok no laundry;
WOMAN, cclored, desires work as
maid IN store, hotel maid or part
time domestic. MI. 2474 -2s
Evening star., 1949-03-28
PERSONAL

DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-RsweavinE
ators; fast service. NEEDIEcRAFT.
$50 18th st. NV. End floor.
VACANCY in licensed nursery; will
pick up and deliver children LIVING
baMAeE6 a IA iS6'isn eIofh,NG H seS1 Niv6s al or
day, cali Blue JAY. "weaVers Of
Distinction Burns. tears. cuts or
moth e5sn asmase. We call We deliver.
TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL,
Georgia ave, sH. 1874. ''
eomfosts Fsss: ratss' 'aos' ST. IT, tiHa aGhs
WHITE PRACTICAL NURSE wanted
unincumbered; live in. SH. 6O4O.
WANTED-Men and women who are
unmarried and enjoy good company.
and who like to fish on Chesapeake
Bay, ride horses. swim. bowl play
clambake, dance or card party, If
you are a girl over Is, fellow over
90 and of good character, Join JUST
FOR FUN CLUB. 1145 Conn ave
NV. Phone DE. $500 before p m.
HOME AWAY FROM HoME-Lovely
suburban rn for elderly lady or
couple. excel. meals, spacious grounds
for resting in compl quiet and home
Ike atmosphere. OIL. 1918. -2s
ANY ONE CAN SEW. put 1t taxes
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker (formerly
of 5th ave. N YD finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made,
restyling. alterations. Centrally To-
Gated at 11l0 F st. NV. Room 20
Telephone Elk 1903
VACANCY-Elderlv ladv. all home
comforts; reas. rates SH, 401 4,
VACANCY IN NURSING HOMk-24.
hour nursing care. Licensed by
VACANCY for aged or convalescent
man, conv. NV location. supervised
diet, GOOD nursing care. DE. 1881
Evening star., 1949-03-28
pASTOR-LUTZ. INC.
TOURIST COURT

High-srade establishment: log din.
ing room and separate beer-bar'
heated cabins; ABC license; annual
,ross in excess of $4,000; on Lee
Stream Price only S35. 900, with
Terms, HU. 1865. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
D. G. S. Self Service Market
In Va; monthly vol. approx. SIS 900;
v rood oasr bY short 1T hsuTs 5000 sopsfe
sun. Al Litoff. TW. $500, Ext. IS.
Groc.. Meats and Beer
hours. 7:3O to 7:30. closed Mondays;
). Chasen. RIA. 543s.
Self Service Groc.
Nicely equipped; weekly bus over
at sIo,5oo. g. W. mkt. and EQUIP;
short hours: good terms to resp,
Eaaas: EgsspIs. we, 6vesj s5so, snd Sum- Marvin
Meat Stand, $500 Down
Centrally located, now sveraEinE
certainly improve; low rent, short
hours. Ewes. and Sun. 8. Blanken,
Ia. 0se5.
81 500 Down
Groc. and meats tno beer). wkly bus,
over 5000. good lease, low rent
nicely equip, very little competition.
Ewes, Ia 3252.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
o31 = st. nv. MA, 93se. MA. 1894.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

TRAIN FOR SUCCESS, 400 major
courses. G1-approved INTERNA-
SCHOOLS, 21o BOND Bldg, Me
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taugit. Approved
RARsfIYNN AHSEssS1enE BEATTY sGF coLhRGE 5IilRtaE
l2i0 G St ~, DI; 1852;
New cars. Complete dual control
EASY METHOD North 1894
Flight kIg Il TEA IRAiNEGnH1 doTn pyms
1910 VT. ave. ST. 6s77, NE. 5l62.
BEAUTY oPEkAToRs NEGoE D.
Modern training in all subjecrs; day
night and part-time classes Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y ave
NE 777s Established 1918
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 mos
Specialist in voice training concert
and church preparation. DU. s621.
oQs
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SITUATIONS WoMEh

mature. experienced
legislative research: Government
contact. work; competent steno-
grapher Box 1O0-E. Star. 2s.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST available
for work by hour. half or full day;
versatile. responsible. Leave phone
number at Box 363-D. Star, for i'm
mediate or future needs.
TYPIST. expert, college grad; will
work by hour or page: some exper
patents; long or short Jobs. Brandy
wine fMd.) 430l. os'
TYPING WANTED-Envelope or post :
card addressing, 5000 18th st. NV.