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ARTs. FURNISHED lceat.l

ALL NEW FURNITURE, newly deco
rated; .$25 wk. 676s Georgia ave.
s.h ADplSk akb b z 2sfsfts: sTs: NE-ssdrm,,l lty-
ing room, very MOD; kit; So6 6eauTi1nily sr niG
Incl, utii. csIl +: 4: HUMfHRIEss
1 ROOM and kitchen, semibath;
$3.50 o. wk c,ir ipbf5 S1 af9lss; tHss; s.v. ond
sa7.5o aE Sfdi MooIssi ce = NsSt0n sSHn st. NV.
rm., kitchen and semipvt. bath
on 3rd nr; MRS. BARTON, sH. 296s
after $50 pm. .
S-RM. APT, furn., 3rd moor; ADULTS
g only; Ec,,,tS Apply d Apt. No. 8 after 2;So
Fsk%iNGToN, "a kSafsG 70 s'e 1924 18th st. NV.
kit. and bath. Completely furnished.
ssSns sssS sk mf5a'' bS, 4s5S ss5Si's and all us1l'
tHr9.. Kit. FTiGidairs; SIS: 1891
1sia 8 g. BELMONT h;G RID. N.w.-Bsmt.
apt, rm.. kit. bath; married cple';
3 BEDDRMs.. Hv. rm.. kit. bath: 2
rms. kit; also studio, pvt. bath. $64
to $3.50. IA. 6S31. IS
NORTH ARLINGTON-Clean 5-room
married adults, no children or pets;
1912 IRVING ST. N.w.-one large
front room:. gas range. refgr. and
PRIvATE ENTRANCE, coy room
next bath. refgr, linens, hot plate.
dishes; $40. i424 Belmont st. NV.
1852 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-Entire 1st
floor, 3 rms. kit. bath; STA, incl
utils: 4 girls. RA. 2036. Ia
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Entire 3rd A.,
PH sed'cliy; dGse rm'' kit'' bath ? girls. 500
ss33 ist ST. N.W-1 rm. with
kitchen: utilities furn.; $50 month.
coy sTTUDIo APT, pvt. bsmt. en-
trance; nicely furn. Near Walter
Reed. Suit. employed cple. or bache-
DUPONT CIRCLE, 211o R st. NV
L.h.k. room. nicely furn.; twin beds;
aias sH 18th sain' ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath; $3.50 per mo. Shown
6 to s. 3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
MICHIGAN PARK, on South Dakota
ave.-Immaculate 4-bedrm. semidet
brick; 2 baths. screened porch, ga
afFEhE Fass EsPaii REAL ESTATE 5ss sa Rsrfiaa fios
MiIcHiGAN PARK-smedist. brk.. 9
poE c Ri BLAIR All 'fa' RAJ $3.50 eo 00o @io eiaSD
FLORIDA AVE. Mt. rms, bath,
bsmt; apt. and u bath; oil heat.
sai1 snall LS' down l.6aG4 Payment Seen BY agpt'
air-cond., semidet, brick colonial;
full, dry bsnt., front porch. new
Anchor-fenced back yard to wide
eivia s4us sty ss4 REies psy sS9 o dsspm
'fzs snee. KELLEY l. 'fasi sRANNER. NE .sEt 81.
WOODBRIDGE AREA-S75O down. Lge.
6-rm.. semidet. frame home; has
ssss tsspss fs aosEfiiz SMITH REaIr1 siat '1sft VIZ
NEAR 1st and New Hampshire me-;
det. brick in very convenient Sec
tion, containing 8 bedrms.; gas a.-c.
L. Phillips. Wo. 1000. until 0 pm.
CLAIMING ST., east Of Bladensburg
rd.. detached Cape Cod bungalow,
5 large bedrms., bath, 1st floor.
Finished End floor. Immaculate con-
dis1gn az, .Ys. Full eSRt sR oaal 81 hes1 wss d
SAUNDERS CO., INC. 10
HOME BUYERS ATTENTION - We
have finest choice Of homes avail
able in Michigan Park and Wood
ridge; before you buy see our selec-
ton Of homes; Call IA; 6.S666 until
Ill
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AWNING. Venetian blinds. storm
windows: $500 wk.; win sacrifice
$1,000; est. years. oW. 3l5s
RooMINGP PIC HOUSE ON 18th ST.
White or colored, near Columbis
rd.; easy financing. OWNER. TU
2727, GE. 760S. Ia
OWNERS OF LdE. APT. HOTEL
Willing to equip kit. and din.
rm. for lease to an experi-
enced and responsible party
with suficient capital. Lessee
must be experienced in the
operation of hotel dining
rms. and first-class restau-
rants. In reply please state
experience and the type Of
places you have operated. An
attractive lease with q mini
mum guarantee on o percent
age basis is available to the
right party. Box 373-E, Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HAWTHORN"
CHEVY CHASE d C.

~@@S - &@A@St ~
FEATURING 4 BEDRMs., 4h BATH
A stately center-hall de-
tached brick residence that is
practically new. opposite U. g.
park. Spacious living room
about 25x15 with fireplace;
study with fireplace; also
powder room; lovely dining
room; all-electric kitchen in
cluding dishwasher, garbage
disposal, Hotpoint range; huge
side porch; 4 bedrooms g
twin siZe); 8 baths: stairway
to storage attic; gas a.-c. heat,
maids bath; 2-car built-in
garage; carpeting in living
room, foyer, study and on
stairs included in price; COM
bination screens-storm win
dows. It cannot be duplicated
today at the price of $47.500.
To inspect call MIR. VANCE
ewes, WO. 7092).
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors
73S 18th st, NV, DI. $3.50.
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CONCESSION

Post card concession available on con-
tract basis. nearby Army-Navy in
stallations, etc; $1,000 will handle
earnings up to $1,000 per mo-; can
be operated by l person or will fur
nish manager. No. shoppers. will
for fok 70 9nly T9
phone. address and bank. Box
1871. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
tion; solid white brick construction
Of superb quality. Slate roof, 5 rms.
q bedrmso, bath on lst f.; lge
sedrm Plus storage on onrsb End NJ aversz,
S20.75O. Out i-town owner says
sell. Near Woodward'S new suburban
store. Only 5000 down to approved
RqIssiKseEs RRShK pEYffips EYfii sall b1 WI 1884
BETHEsDA-s:yT: I sIss, old a. brick Car Cape
din. rm.. beaut de luxe kit. bedrm
and powder rm., 1st d. Unusually
tile bath, End Il. Full bsmt., gas
a:-c. heat: gar. fenced yard. Walk
distance elem; & school: Immac. eonS
T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000; eyes,. Lo
BRIGaTiwooD 2-famaly, semidet
brk.; gas heat: Terms. Mr.. Atkins,
CHEVY CHASE-A most attractive
det. brick in q delightful neighbor-
hood. II you are looking for q g.
bedrm. home 1t would be worth your
PHILLIPS, Wo, 1900 until 9 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. DC. 1900 block Nc
Kinley st. n.w.-Det. brick home.
Livins room with fireplace, dining
room, modern kitchen. breakfast
noof: End floor has three nice-sized
bedrooms, bath; attic, finished as
extra bedroom: gas hot-water heat;
oct: garage. Inspection by appoint
81 afn: 4eSs ss1l WITH VI u VIM ofIsEHR Tanock Sex
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-Beautiful det.
brick, Recr. rm., firepl., bar, liv.
rm:. din. rm:, kit. 3 good-sise bed
Which you 1A'as can fNss ssa adsisionsi g sssai
must must sell. . SAMUEL H9s1 e. ''ia5tsIlsS, soaEE9,
INC INC" SaS 1927 wy Wisc9ssin 9asgn ave. NV
CHEVY aaE CHASE. b. C@srick .oosi Colonial.
center hall. 8 rms. ga baths. stairs
to 3rd floor. bsmt., maids rm. and
bath. oil h.-w.h. and garage; wooded
lot; conv. to schools, shopping and
sExtr3 Rassi gan sRokrss. 81 s9tS Nc. W 5s5s gS
cHaVY fHHni aSai CHASE Be- D. c.-ch.rmins
det Dutch Colonial brick home, on
lovely street; .1st a. has liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. mod. equip.
kit:. den. rear porch; End A.. 8
attic; garage; lge. back yard, out
door flrepl.; new oil burner. Terms.
CHEVY CHASE, b. c.wAttractive,
center-hall, frame, Colonial home,
lust vest Of Conn, ave. z rms. and
2 baths, incl. 3 bedrooms and sewing
rm. on End A.; lge. storage attic;
maids rm.. and bath in bsmt.; gas
hot-water, heat. det. garage; Entire
property in excel. cond., nicely land
scaped corner lot. Good value at
S27,500. To inspect. call WI. 1884
(eves.o. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c-pr.v., brick
with heavy slate roof. 8 bedrooms,
] bath, living room with fireplace,
dining room. large screened porch,
modern kitchen. built-in garage;
1893 500. Easily financed. Exclusive
ly with r. A. TWEED CO., INC.
5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890
till 8 pm. -S
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WANTED-ROOMING and boarding
houses; have many clients waiting
Sell now. while prices are high.
Over 90 years at the same address.
E. w. THURM
9os 10th st. NV. DI. 1906.
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HOUSES uNFURhIsHEp

8 bedrms., Ia baths, 15x20 liv. rm;,
full ful din E scseensd HSdsD0 D0reh' T. iI
$500: ewes. IA. S-0l73. -12
COLLEGE PARK-Hollywood: $50
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER, WA. 5000
FALLS CHURCH-$l35 per mo. Two
bedrms. down. 2 bedrmS. up; hv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit. utility rm;
close to primary school: redecorated;
immed. occupancy. ARFAX REALTY.
No. a. ARFILIiNSiGToN-2-bedrm detached
house. near school and bus. CHI
eOsfoRY BRICK HOUSE. l year old
liv. rm. with pine-panelel wall and
firepl.. din. rm., lge. kit. and pine
paneled den downstairs; 3 bedrms
and lge. bath upstairs. near school
Wheaton. Md area. Call LO. 5-l4lO
VIRGINIA, Fairfax County-Lse. new
3-bedrm. brick rambler; big liy
rm. with firepI., sep. din. rm., tull
bsmt., built-in garage; storage attic;
fully equip. elec. kit, oil &C. heat;
loc. Willow Run subdiv., IL miles
east Annandale, Rt. 236. Avail; Aug
d5i, 1si Il e, min; aa4t to Pentas0n sleo 1913 mo
2 eeBEDRooM BE H Mt FRAME, clean condl.
tion; full basement; storage attic;
s1O0 mo. EARL J. PRESTON. sH
sSoY dg1i 1cioLEsv1LLE RD.-4 rms, batt,
down; bedrms.. bath up; garase;
long Lease; SSGi si6o; ow Hu; s,S S3l3; a:r no
Country life: no children. call LU,
4-3342; ewes, HU. 1888. CAPITOL
VIEW REALTY CO.
ms .vt. rms ms ,sa1 tSll bsmt' Ma ,s7s' 3!
3 BEDRMs., SIi0. and 2 bedrms,,
S125. See MANNAS REALTY CO
2116 Wilson blvd. OK. 27S6. ID
SILVER SPRING AREA -bedrm
semidetachsd; brick: ! year old
$3.50: RIPLEY & RoMER. Realtors
ssRM. 'osa:1cK BRICK ROUSE. SIS; ISIS
ave, in Nd; credit for doing own
decorating work. Call SEGAL. Ii.
3-2261; ewes, 81. 2644. -13
4 large rooms, $42 mo;
High Bridge near Bowie. HOWAT
Madison 7065-J. p
Mr.. VIENNA rms, b. f2 bedrms. }
attractive for those who like country
living: newly redecorateds Space oil
flafinf f4f4 < ste'; ss NV y Gr WEEpoN soiP g g.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. Brookland e
all utils.; to couple: S25 mo-, In
return for care Of small suite oi
ofices at the same location. Oc-
cupancy Sept. /. Box 3S6-K. Star
WILSON BLVD, Arl.. commercial
area; I rms: y baths; MccLAINE
ppnpEpTTEC
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WORKING MOTHER with child te
share home; day care for child. Call
HUSBAND AND WIFE to share mod
ern home; sos month. ia. 0s23.
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DR.. 2326 tim 9 pm.
PETWORTH

II VO1G Z II
Row brick, consisting OF large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen with disposal, large
concrete deck in rear and nice front
porch; 3 large bedrooms and .
baths on second floor; recreation
room; maids room and bath; gas
hot-water heat; lot 1873 IT. deep;
detached garage This is one of the
better built homes in Petworth. To
inspect, call Stanley Poston, MA.
$500; ewes. WO. 1912.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
n
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1-BEDROOM APT.
1A new air-conditioned apt. bldg.
Available Immediately. S125 mo
Zee MRS. PETTY, 1918 Ogden st.
n.ws 10. $500. %
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GLOVER PARK

Wide row brick on quiet
street one block from bus.
Top-notch condition. En-
trance hall, spacious living
and dining rooms, 8 bed
h.-W. oil heat. detached "a,
rage. Immediate possession.
Price. $16,5OO. CAN Miss
Shoemaker (eves., EN-. 1769).
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, Ma. 116
IN
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KIRKSIDE

K1RkSIDE
Located in one of the finest sections
is this lovely white brick home. con-
tanning living room. dining room,
kitchen and powder room on 1St f.;
3 bedrooms, 2 baths End A; 2 addi-
tional bedrooms 3rd A., full base
ment fine screened porch; 2-car
garage. This will make an ex-
cellent home for you.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
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$500 4th ST. s.E.-one bedrm,, nv,
$3.50. Call SHANNON &. LUCHs
CO.. 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
SCI BEDRM., liv. rm.. dinette..
1915 Oh ST. NV; dox2t9T9. oxras "
LIEKINs CO.. 1918 N st. NV, D1.
4eRM. AND BATH APT. Bright, airy,
large. Utils and garage. Children
PRIVATE BATH, iiY. rm.. bedrm.. kit
S7b mo. Call between SO pm. JU.
14o7 ST. N.w-one rm,, kit. and
semipvt. bath; S45 mo. Adults only;
Immed. occup. Call ME 5400. s
800 BLK. 18th ST. N.E.-Bsmt. apt,
viii accept child. Apply 500 Mass.
GARDEN aXsi IN APT, ALEx.-Two bed
bath and 6 closets; unusually large
rooms; 1st floor; sos per mo-; to
inspect see ianitor 2 e Maple St.
WEINBERG & BUSH. agents, Ma.
DO pSoo'YEolu You NEED a lge. e,bedrm. apt
before you sell your home? Phone
416s TA TTRRxAs TRRllAs AVE s.E.-rwo-bedrm..
immed. occupancy. Call LU. 1896.
EDWARD R. CARR, 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. Ma. 1905. IA
One-bedrm. apt. in this convenient
location: avail. for immediate oc-
eupancy; S57.39 mo. Ma. S093.
1880 BLADENsBuRG RID. NJ
See Apt. 204. Liv. rm. bedrm.,
Kitchen. bath; S70.53 per mo. in
cludes utilities. ST. 2O26: ewes.
1916 KaSILwoRTH SisSIi AVE. N.E.-Mod-
ern building on one-fare D: c. bus
line; living room. dinette. bedroom,
kitchen and bath. with storage
locker; of-street parking and at
tractive grounds: all utilities IN
janitor bsmt. rear OF 1918 Kenil-
worth. GOLDSTEN BROS. 1879
L st. NV. RE. 1888. 10
MT. PLEASANT-Entire 1st q. Fire
place, porches, bsmt.. garden; $50.
Ref EN-. 1864 after pm.
ALEX. Del. Ray)-Corner 2 and
rm., kit. bath apts.; l block from
bus and shopping. With, lease to
approved tenants past middle age.
RAvN0Nn ApTS TT Al Q0
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POTOMAC AVE SF.

POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Two family home arranged with liv.
rm hedrT.. kitchen. full bsmt,, oil
INV h and separate apt. of 2 rms:
. porches; conv. to shopping and
trans S12 900 cash.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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WELCOME TO
COOL, SUBURBAN
GLASSMANOR

1000 OTIS ST. NE.
Just Q few apis. left. Con-
Venient to Catholic Univ..'
trsnsp., stores and schools;
corner building; some apis.
ready for occupancy; 2 rms,
kitchen, dining space and
bath. Rental, SS250 mo. All
utilities except electricity fur
nished.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. Ma. 2100.
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HOME WITH INCOME
OPEN OZARK
43Q XENTA SIT

Five-room semidet brick. mos. old,
has liv. rm. din. rm.. kit. on ist
r.. 2 bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.:
full bsmt. with a bath. 50 500
cash and assume present trust with
SIS month.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1897 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O040
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OOIONED@MINIS TEX. ETC.
OFF 9th AND H SITS. NE.
Old home will surprise you. Inside
spacious liv rn. and din. rm. with
fireplace. huge tiled and glass-brick
kitchen. full tile bath on 1st floor;
finished knotty-pine bsmt. with full
bath and outside entr.; 2nd floor,
See this home for conveniences and
trans. ZAGAMI REALTY CO., Ii.
1897: ewes. LA. 6-4541.
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COLORED-VACANT
$3.50 DN.; BRK. BSMT.
Modern 6-rm. row brick. with bsmt
garage; right of r. I. ave-; con.
venient to everything and ready fol-
you to move in. Hurry! Call now
ST. 1926; ewes, AP. $3.50. Ill
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APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHED

$500 4th ST. S.E.-One bedrm.. nv,
rm., din. alcoIe, kit. and bath;
S75.e6. Call SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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SILVER SPRING-Close-in attractive,
2-bedrm., det., corner lot, lge. Hv.
rm., flrepl., screened porch. tiled
bath, full bsmt., oil a-c. heat; COM
pletely furn. Avail. Aug. "a. $125.
WO. 794S 3
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CTTSTOM RITTT,DTNG

Build your home on your lot. We
offer the following services: Archi-
tectural. financing advice. consulta-
ton and bids without obligation.
bath. full basement. automatic heat.
brick. asbestos roof, copper plumb
ing. S16,S00. For further informa-
tion. call OR. 9152 or OR. 9151.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
We May Well Review This Criticism

address the Wnkie House
said Negroes putting
and FEPC to the
where of good be
As example a work to outlaw
to where a lot of Negroes live
that enough
doing the things but this
the full enjoyment
rights the conditions which
Mr.. Granger complains.
Granger working the field of civil rights
much emphasis that racial advance
recognized the field rights
doing job group doing outstanding
the field of which Mr.. Granger complains,
believes that field the churches
well take the lead which job
local basis. churches
Negroes live
clean up campaigns could a lot of good
may emphasizing
department public diligence the
brotherhood all chips
shoulder
emphasizing equally with the spiritual side
People o they
the
deserve lot of thought and
emphasis suggests field
the otherIOwa Bystander
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Social Security For DOmestics

strike against collecting and
paying domestic help not only unpatotc
the security Of their servants in
seeks protect domestic work
hard back-b breaking employment Be
cause many all the work from
that they for little possible
this of work unless they can't do better
trouble that people who cannot really afford
therefore the
attractive Today who house
salary munficen seek
household help pittance pay
really afford 10 have household help
such help work for practically nothing
househoders like those
a
ousy domestic work still the lowest paid
poymen else social security will these
dmess who reach 65 be able to live deceny and without
want
will shortage of household
and working conditions unsatisfactory
AL of similar service outside the household
better working
dions persons making doing
cleaning laundering
household
wages domestcs many
training prepares
away from It.
help
conditions make household
feel he she has both good job and the social security of other
types employment win provide the with
persons interested In such occupations.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Discrimination Is Costly

The National Urban League has called attention the
of discrimination All Negroes points
contribute
ys they third half
police expenditures well providing
muny juvenile denquens To the that
discrimination compes Negroes live
bacay responsible the high
taxpayers of urban
money only part
by discrimination Any employer who
because of his color religion similar irrelevant characteristics
and hires inferior person obviously hurting himself paying
with reduced efficiency his willingness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Our Diplomats VS.. Russia's

The very governments
cult for Statesmen and diplomats democratic
with their numbers diplomats practice
Of gioba diplomacy and power politics.
Our State Department must satisfy Stains
please ruling clique
him American diplomats with
they
have
only Premier Stain to please.
constantly keep diplomats
apparently However handcaps
being diplomat democracy
do purgng they mistakes
mosquito ridden post In small nation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Letters To The Editor


Editor Is the noted liberal weekly which has beef
all nameCaing
which U. assembly and speech
editorial Dr. w. E. wife and myself
longtime believe those wh
Americans themselveJRB Minneapolis Mime
June 22, 1851.
Editors Note: This newspaper depIOres current
calling smeang that
differing with Dubois apparently been captured by
Communists apoIogss in
dicatiOn has capituaed to anybody.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
Unions 4 Insurance Firms Can Help

Labor unions which have both Negro
work which group disqualification policies
would do well practices against Negro
policy holders by hospitals
Such unions could advise grop
policies unless the disqualification
reservations to the private hospitals
matter of Accommodations space June
edition.
The insurance firms, responsible the dis
elimination but they position considerable
huence with the hospitals because of the
their hands hospitals they actually help keep
hospitals operating, without
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29

be And huge be the
communys energy
developing irrational conduct We
Bunche George Washington Carver but
achieved similar
similar good their path had not been blocked because
of their skin the religion they professed?
Last forget that segment
humanity professions regarding
democracy equality relation minority
groups economically po-
cay against Negroes other members simply
antdemocatc
much provided paying
all world.-S. v
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29

failure. One of these, the author
makes clear, was the Indifference
Of American Negroes TO Russia
and MarXIsm.
The second, it seems to this re-
viewer, was the inherent conflict
between the appeals to class soil
darity and to racial nationalism.
The frequent shiftings in the
party line after 1884 consolidated
the failure of the previous years.
In 1885 the Seventh World Con-
gress ordered united front
against war and facism, working
arrangements were sought with
trade unions, the NAACP, and the
Urban League. National liberation
movements in the colonies and
grievances of racial minorities
were subordinated to the necessity
to prevent world domination by
Germany, Italy and Japan. More
over, the New Deal and the emer-
gence of the CLIO. weakened the
argument by which the Commu-
nists had made their greatest
gains the existence of discrimin-
alton in jobs, food, clothing and
housing. Only the most completely
committed Negro Communists
could adjust themselves to the
subsequent tergiversations
is not the Negroes War;" after the
Hitler-Stalin pact of August 1889;
This is the Negroes War" after
the German invasion of Russia in
June l94l.; This is not the Ne
gro's War" after the end of the
war in l945.
Today the Communists must
have virtually abandoned hope Of
establishing II strong fifth column
among Negroes In the United
states. The revived plan for "a
Black Nation, set forth at length
In Harry HeywOOd's Negro Lib
Grafton" U9lS), has even less
chance that II had twenty odd
years ago.
Since Russia is fighting and UNI
declared war against the United
States, the Kremlin will win
hardly more Negro supporters
than did Germany in World War l
or Japan in World War II. Above
ALL the Negroes dream of first
class citizenship now seems at
tainable.
The author has summed up the
Communist debacle In this fell
citOus paragraph: Negroes in the
United States have had plenty of
provOcation 10 revolt. But they
have chosen 20 protest within the
constitutional framework.
They have not succumbed, as a
group, to any siren song, sung
in bass" And because the aspira-
tons of the American Negro are
document liyawo W gagofd gle
essentially egalitarian, a "bour-
gcois document like the Ameri-
can Constitution has a liberating
potential in the Black Belt of
Alabama and in the ghetto of
Harlem that the Communist
Manifesto" could never hope to
have"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
MIXING UP THE NEWS!

Editor: been the Twin Cities months Many
people have society Also
both sides Minneapolis al
together. Why is this Interested Newcomer
Editors NOe This has sections for social and personal
happenings. space limitations make preense
Of elaborate social We make attempt TO classify
which the people reside. II
be separated classified according the
which they reside they'll have to do them
believe the majority
readers approve this policy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-29
A BALLAD OF NEGRO
HISTORY
$50 Much To Write About

$50 Much To Write About
BY LangstOn Hughes
CDedIcate ted to National Association
of Negro Authors Meeting In
Rochester \. Y. June 25-28D
In the Negro race.
On each page of history
CLOVIS a dusky face.
Ancient Pharaohs come to mind
Away back in 3. c.
Ethiopia's jewelled hand
Writes a scroll for me.
1t was a black man bore the Cross
For Christ at Calvary.
There is so much to write about
In the Negro race.
Though now of Ghana's Empire
There remains no trace,
Once Africa's great cultures
Lighted Europe's dark
AS Mandingo and Songhay
Graded learnings ark.
Before the Moors crossed into
Spain
To leave their mark.
There is so much to write about
In the Negro race.
Ere the ships of slavery sailed
The seas of dark disgrace,
Once Antar added
Winged words to poetry's lore
And Juan Latino searched
The medieval hearts deep core -
All this before black men in chains
At jamestown were put ashore.
There is so much to write about
In the Negro race,
So many thrilling stories
Time cannot erase:
Crispus Attacks blow for
freedom,
Denmark Veseys, too.
Sojourner Truth, Fred Douglass,
And the heroes John Brown
knew
Before the Union Armies gave
Black men proud uniforms Of blue.