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Evening star., 1951-08-02

OFFICE GIRL, white; exper. in air.
line procedures preferred but not
essential; full time, days, hrs,
Ssb; .s,;.u salary s ComnmenSurate with
OFFICE WORKER, colored, part-time
employment; clio pm; good typing.
appearance and pleasing personality
essential; prefer a college student
desirouS Of PARTING Job. For an
3l14, between the hrs. 8 am. and
PAYROLL CLERK. accurate with
ngures. some knowledge of typing
fRRRk ffRRRE de5fEf aofE $685. SSSo wUod.2 %AEDMAN a
PIX OPERATOR, white. for al auto
parts dept; ,5A2-day .wk.; .S39 to
start; all usual employe benefits
cal Mr.; DIXON; DE. 2003. Central
PIX switchboard operator and typ
work company in Bethesda. State
age. qualifications and salary de-
sired. Box 315-J. Star.
PIX OPERATOR with some tipping
ability; good salary and workina
e5E5geS %oobgoN CO. &C. fsis Mi saysts' Il st. NV "A
PIX OPERATOR and order CLERK
5-day week, good pay, paid vaca-
ton. Apply BREYER ICE CREAM
CO., 1880 BladenSburg rd. ne. IS
PERSONNEL CLERK K-RECEPTIoNIST;
21-35; some typing; perm. position
in life insurance company Apply
room 800. S16 14th st. NV. be-
PHoToGRxPHiSG; PRINTERS and
checkers. EXper. desired but not
necessary; 5-day, 40-hr. week;
pleasant working cond.: liberal dis
count on purchases; ins. and hos
pitalization plan. retirement plan.
PUBLIC RELATIONS SECY., und 80.
college trained pref. Miss Grant,
BOYD SERVICE, 700 18th NV. cor.
G, Ma 2340
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TELEVISION
AtE LEADiNd 9Ss5 BESsby TEs nysT ErS 60 srY2ps. TEE
AND SIZES. BRAND NEW. ccoME
IN AND MAKE A BID. NO REA.
soNABLE OFFER REFUSED.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

TIRES (5) 7.1Ox15 super balloon
with tubes, white sidewall; very good
cond,; bargain, $50 for all. CH. 66b9.
TRANSIT LEVEL. brand new. Berger,
%H3R %HRefES 7%Eid HIPS soss ssd ess ss'i T.
nv - Emerson 14-tnCh tube table
g2del gR ! S1s WITH table; ss5,' JOHN FEEs.
TxmWs w G;,,6ays 6sys ~ large selection Of
sEAiRs ~ Ss0 4sSS WISE i5om ave. sSgeS: nv:
T}RE7WRI1E4Rgse 9Ti 7SeG 4gen eyes; I'll 9: ..
eSs GOD S RRyal cAFfon ARFSFffeSl' rYPG s5G
vAcuuM CLEANERS. if ITss II Hoover, T;T' l,k.
new, S21.95; Electrolux, $3.50;
Ea EEsnm05e; ha,l SS.s6. aS12 Lee hwy.
VACUUM CLEANERS
$9.e5; W. worth h $50 S1aS to $50. as'rnSs dusran. M
teed. Try before you buy. SH. 410S.
WALNUT LUMBER, all sizes. Phone
WASHER. electric pump, s25, per-
psT IecT; sk0 siso TTIaSshe5s TIS years old. Ike
LlcW NOV. ON. .1OSl ID
WASHER, Apex wringer, S25; mahoR.
Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table, SO;
UnderST1ood port. typewriter. S25.
WASHER, Bendix auto; excel. cond.;
S65. 20 Gallatin st. NV. "a
WASHER, Thor Automagic; excel.
cond.; S135. Call FA. 5341. .
MACHINE; automatic; hot
point. Excellent condition, Sl6O or
x pest SuT reasonable offer. gE. 3-8696.
t9ri ewT55iSnger type; recond.; $40.
MACHNE-1e6o auto
matte Hotpoint; used only mos;
good as new; price. $276. XII.
MACHINE, Bendix auto.
matte; good condition, S65. QE.
MACHINE-Thor Auto.
magic, new 1851; in crate; cost.
S226; sacrifice, S165 cash. Ia. 1882.
WASHING MACHINES. up % Soa
disc. oD all door models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
eyes. till 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU 4.70O0.
WATER COOLER, permanent connecs
ton: $275 value foNS126 cash. RA.
%2OO. "
Evening star., 1951-08-02

TYPIST; insurance co. branch once;
6-day wk., conv. location. pleasant
working conditions. Call RE 2446.
TYPIsT. 1890; bookkeeping and
payroll experience helpful; type
% w.p.m.; accuracy essential; po-
sition with expanding organisation
and all modern employe Dement'S;
excellent salary for qualified person,
ME. 6471. "A
TYPIST; PI.S pleasant work; s45 wk
GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO., SOC
TYPTsT, card typins: white, not owe,
35; 5aday, 35-hr. wk.; S45 per week
Box 21-J. Star.
TYP1ST-Experienced; some steno, !;
general office. Excel. future for ambi-
Salary open. ST. 1854. -3 u
TYPIsT, white or colored; exper. pre-
lerred; steady position: good salary: =:
opportunity for advancement. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO, 703
9TH st. NV.
TYPIsT, 1880 yrs, type 80 wpm
general Office duties: permanent
position; some experience preferred
n1t not necessary. MR.. DORIAN. OR,
Evening star., 1951-08-02

oFFICE CLERICAL, general ono,
work; 4o-hr. wk.; air-cond. once
usual employe dement's; Northeast
loc. For further details and appt.,
phone LA. 6-4S0O, pTTTSBURGH
PLATE GLASS co -
Evening star., 1951-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MAoHINEs-Rent q new
Remington adder 8 mos. for $50
Rental applies on purchase. CEN.
TRIAL. 2019 14th st. NV. HU 6l21
ADDING MACHINE, Burruugns, elec.
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
BIB l4th SC NV.
ADDRESSOGRA auto.
matte. like new; B type cabinet and
10000 plates; no dealers. Best Of
AIR coNSfT1oNERs, eHI1ii new, h-ton,
York; original cartons: 5-year guar
antse; $3.50. ia. 5127 after 9.
AIR CONDITIONER. chrysler Air
temp; 4-ton capacity; In use only
months; perfect cond. Cost S426,
sell 1915. Reason for sale, will
not AZ easement type window. ia.
Air c0NDIT1oNER, o.E., N-h.p.,
window type. Excel. cond., $125.
Call DE. 1924 after 6 pm.
AIR CONDITIONERS-N and re.
conditioned. sold rented. EXCHANGED,
serviced; fully guaranteed; sharp re-
auctions on entire stock recondi.
toned units. Immediate inStalla.
ton. Easy terms BISHOP EQUIP.
MENT CO. OR. 4769
"AIR CONDITION
New 1851 models; 25es of list price
Tor cash buyers; installed in regular
WiindoTs FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.,
Evening star., 1951-08-02

TYPIST CLERK for accounting sec
tion motion picture concern; $2.65O
week. 20 days vacation leave; must
type 80 words minute. Apply Rm,
400 Tower Bldg. 14th and K sts,
nv: Do not phone. .
CLERK, white: Rockyille.
bsethesds vicinity preferred. ToL-
son 3 NURSERY, OIL. 1922. .
Evening star., 1951-08-02

BABY CRIB SALE
Full-sized crib with wet-proof mat
tress, $23.95. complete; other spe-
cialS.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
2461 18th St. NV. HU. $3.50.
~-3
BASINS. SINKS, RATnTUBS. QUILT
Bhocksssi seSs Y Il. n:w.. nsx So. 1855. Hses
Evening star., 1951-08-02
TECHNICIANS
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Experienced telephone solicit
tors. wanted by well advertised
nrm. Call Mr.. Eubanks, MI.
9035.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. 1869

REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. S6 mo.I
small deposit. DOWD'S 44iS Conn,
ave OR 1900
REFGRS.. recond., guar. new floor
samples. big savings. P. o. SMITH 81.
d S. INC, 1874 H ne, Ii. 3-6O6O.
RUGS-Persian 3x2 for S12. value
SIS one rug to customer during
this sale. CASSABIAN, 1904 20"
9xl2 Imported Belgium:
four 4x6 imported BELGIUM; new;
best offer. WA. 227S. 3615 Hamil-
ton ST.. Hyattsville, Nd. II
by 10 it; tan and brown mixture;
excel. cond CHI 211Q q
Evening star., 1951-08-02
JILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS

isss iSsn: :'sH aoots e sHSS s.'G SS;'
pipe. boilers and radiators q
18th and II sts. ne. AT. l400
BULLDOzER. Cletrac. BIG, in I'm,
eeIffFafhi6oe esf ho CsaEfgS saEgSsT sTi aytns sf
$3.50 UNITED TSP1Ss T2PE%RrrEs fisess5s eo.
S13 14th st. NV.
Ssssis s;%P. ai s1i0 ssss ssS both or 'sll 'sSs:
CAMERA, Kodak; g MN. movie
leather the cassi case; screen; A5. uniye,
lens; SIS. 81. 8es5. ~ IS s
CAMERA, GUIDE. free. Pay 6-1S mo-
top photo-movie equip. 1-year guar
3gsAnN Set; irem nsg 9 am. t9 8 Pm
tress; bassinet, liner and mattress;
Bear Taylortot type stroller; $40 OF
sell separately. KE. 3-6o27. .
rose rose lays LaTson; other gold bareback
CaAIRs AND soFAs-rae.ory sal sales
6seoatdr 6esT 5setSS ssS sSsSoo SSsts s@5sy
Lawson and many other STYLES Of
sofas sale priced from SS7 to $167.
Lounge. fan, barrel. wing and tele-
direct from the factory and save.
Open. Mon. and Fri. It'll 8 pm
S2ToRsYa sl29ssS sat' sas$ alan Rp,,ngECS EgENITuEE
Silver Spring, Md. SH, fT33.
CHEST, 8,drawer maple highboy. $sb.
CHINAG58-pc. set bone china, In
dian tree, made in England, cost
WA, 227s. 1918 Hamilton St.,
West Hyattsyille. Md. -
COPPER TUBING--Pipe. blk. galv.
cut. thread. Soil pipe and fittings.
ATLANTIC. S07 v st. NV. NO. 1891.
COSTUME JACKETS
8 iqll blouses in fiuorsscent, green
dots, on black, blue-stripe. green on
Srs;s SIssS: 3 sost trimmed anne ia gold and silver
for $40 0r hest offAr nny An1T
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Furniture Sale

matt, S69.60, now S49.95 innerSp,
ssS go ,o% boz sos SpTnE gd vHH a6eed
bedrm. and din. rm. suites. also odd
pieces reduced; chrome dinettes cut
SO to $40. We must make room
for new stock arriving. We guaran-
tee cut-rate prices. Open It'll 8 pm.
KING. S203 Georgia ave. SH. 5S91.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new Oct
ter grade bedroom, dintng-rm;. living
BLDGs., $50 New York ave. NV.
daily 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 1910.
|FURN.-spinet piano, bedroom suite
seen from "a. We'd. Thurs. and
Sat- 1855 Calvert st. NV, Apt. "a,
FURN.-Liy rm. and bedrm. suites,
Adntral TV l16,'(, 8 mos. old, cost
arn S9se f8ss VIZ Wsshs9E a9Es nsfh1e s5 Ha msf
ton st. West Hyattsville, Md. IS
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS RANGE-4-burner: good con-
ddit1on dass S Sg eSR oW e 9sss, seen until Fri
& $ssssin' model; sscFiace Hs$ SIS. Oisa. ca.
GAS s0i RANGES. all sizes. new. u.s. USED
oSsE SoSs E''0sSf Sf, eaIsAiH ssS IA OFlSss ssss ACME
GAS STOVE (Hardwick). practically
EG nsw' fqll size; SIS or best offer.
GENERaToiKs-sTARrERs. 81 .bO up:
lEe assors,; sles; motor repaiIs: 36th
GUITARS (2) with cases and music
stands; new, never used; S23 each
set. VI. 6449. after 6 pm.
GUITAR, Riokenbacker Hawaiian steel
and amplif1er; golf clubs; both in
HSHsfsHHtofGSn HsSSfHfsHt fGSnftl9n fTIMsJ9 J9 rsfSIs s2se2
4h Gu. IT.; l Leonard IA Gu. it.;
! sink, "a in, new white enamel;
l stationary tub and stand set; 2
hot.water radiators. WO. 7135.
HOUSEHOLD G00DS-9-pc. dining
room; 5-pc. bedroom; sofa, chairs,
etc; good condition. 3519 Lowell
Lfiv. RIM. SUITE. s-pc.. with Slip
covers, incl; 2 overstuffed chairs;
reasonable. CH. O911. .
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS
Of all kinds at ROBINsoNs. Open
every Sat. and Sun. all day. Quick
I'xl2' pine shelving, 17hc board It. it.
k'--4'xS' insulating wall ~
n5@4'ss' 5eoafa Masonlte 80 $s:7s sS;2t each each
Full; thick, rock wool bats
SPECS. e T. x.aGs IT Sas frames ssss each each
Special windows - from 81 each
1'x4' pine flooring l3c board #.
90,lo roll roofing. red, green.
Portland cement. 94-lb.
fs%jsRs sSIjsIss nsEssr .sss r sSss bss
White house paint S2.79 sai
Bath tubs, used; sinks, radiators
ana many. many other items. Save
money on all your building materials
ROBINSON'S |
New & Used Building Materials
1899 KENILWORTH AVE, NE
Can US now-AX. 1900 81
OFFICE FURN.-Oak, 2 ige- knee
hole desks, ] kneehole typewriter
desk. lge. table. Z chairs, 2 arm
safe Call Ma. ALAG, 9:30-5 pm.
OFFICE FURNITURE !
Floor samples. new, at manufacturers
cost price; desks, steel files. lamps, |
CHAIRS, tables, etc. 1742 K st. NV,
RECORDS - Victor
Evening star., 1951-08-02
BRICK
BUILDING MATERIAL,

BUILDING MATERIAL
We are Offering special prices on
the. following items. Thousands of
Ieet Of good used plaster board.
$25 per M. 2O-ft. wood trusses
suitable for poultry houses and
light buildings, 81 each, Good
used hber sheathing, &c sq. IT.: q fl.
hardwood lawn benches with metal
feet and metal bracings. These are
especially nice loking and are built
Tor a lifetime OF service. Good
used and new wash basins, toilets,
tubs. etc; reasonably priced, Apt,
type gas ranges in good condition
wall-type mirrors, 4 It. in diameter;
electric clocks; electric motors; sew
eral hundred feet of heavy duty
Iencing; Hill dry-cold electric 10
IT, display case; / small size soda
fountain; 8 coffee urns; hundreds
OF feet OF good electric wire: win
dows. doors, storm windows, franz
ing lumber, pipe, radiation; several
heavy duty electric fans complete
with controls. Visit our yard,
plenty of parking space. Open
daily 7 am. to pm, sat, 7 am,
to 5 pm. A. B. C. D. CORP, 1881
Je1erson Davis Hwy, Arl., Va,
Evening star., 1951-08-02
STEEL

Angles. beams. channels. re-enforcine
steel from % inch to l inch. Lolly
columns. A trusses, 25-ft. long. GEN.
ERAL WRECKING CO.. MI. 6177.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
BRICK
BRICKS

Used bricks. cleaned. Call US where
aca stsft wRsekssGs REs & SEEN s suEprNds x dsiEeE NH
TER1AL CO., LU. 4.05O0. a
Evening star., 1951-08-02

sale OF rent We also electrify an
makes sewing machines Open ewes.
3l0o l4th ST nv co 1921
SEWING MACHINES, brand-nev-
Free Westinghouse, new Home, port
ables;, $40 80 up. Big savings on
consoles Domestic. White. Singer.
SILVER sterling; service for IL:
extra pieces and chest; never used:
list $3.50: take S325. 81. $685.. -S
SODA BOOTHS (3). priced reasonably
low. SUITLAND PHARMACY, 4692
Suitland rd. Sc. HI. 1914. "a
SOFA BED, $50. Call Ii. 6-0923
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Colonel Is Suspended
In Ordnance Probe:
Crawford Still on Job

The Army, in the wake of con-
gressional criticism of its dealings
with Government ordnance sup
pliers. has taken one ordnance
officer from his command and
suspended orders sending another
overseas.
1t announced late yesterday that
Col. S. w. McIlwain had been re-
lieved Of command Of RossfordI
Ordnance Depot, Toledo, Ohio, but
gave no reasons. Chairman Hardy
of a House Expenditures Subcom-
mittee said last week the group
had found evidence OF improper
dealings" with contract holding
firms by unnamed procurement Of
flcials at Rossford.
Had Been Ordered Overseas.
The Army also held UP the over
seas orders of Brig. Gen. David J..
Crawford. recently suspended as
commander of the Detroit Auto
motive Ordnance Center and as
lsigned to Heidelberg, Germany.
A spokesman reported that an
investigation of the Detroit center
was underway and that Gen.
Crawford would remain there on
temporary duty. That part of the
order suspending him from COM
mand remains in effect. he said.
Accused by Congressional Group.
Army Secretary Pace ordered
the Detroit probe after a con-
gressional committee accused Gen.
Crawford Of accepting accommo-
dations at the Congressional
Hotel here paid for by holders of
Government contracts and of
using a Government truck to
move trees from Detroit to his
home in Maryland.
Senator Byrd, Democrat, Of
Virginia said he thought the
Army suspended Gen. Crawford's
orders to Heidelberg because he
had asked for a full report on the
case. He called the case another
horrible example of the moral de-
terioration which obviously is
taking place at many points in
the Federal Government"
AS for the suspension of Col.
Mc1lwain, the Army said it was
based on a preliminary report
from its inspector general.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
American Ship Detained
7 Hours by Egyptions
BY the Associaisd Press

CAIRO, Egypt. Aug. 23.-Egyp-
tian authorities detained a United
States merchant vessel last night
because it had delivered aircraft
engines to Israel, but released 1t
after seven hours.
A spokesman Of the United
States consulate at Port Said told
reporters Egyptians had the vessel,
the Paul Revere, on their black
list. However, he said, the ship
was released when it was ex-
planned to the Egyptians that the
vessel was under special charter
for its recent trip to Haifa, and
now was under a different charter.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
Join A Porent-Teocher Association

seems almost unbelievable here that the welfare Of
children stands the of obyss compounded by elements
of POLITICAL soo problems thot characterize Phoe
nix today.
Unless the machinery designed help educate boys and
girls in good working condition. elements of failure will hinder
the welfare Of children We fortunate find that each
of Negro schools in the Phoenix has Poentteohe
oreonzoton These local groups units through which the
Of the National Congress of parents
carried These units organized in community
the needs Of children and youth age
elementary school, high school and college, The ARIZONA SUN
teels that it important for Join Of these
units Our belief in this is very ong We present the objects
OF this Organization in order give you good idea Of
these units strive for. They follows:
To promote the welfare Of children and youth home
school, church. and community.
2. To raise the standards Of home life.
To odequoe laws for the protection of
children and youth.
parents and teachers may cooperate neigentIy the
training Of the child
To develop between educators and the general public
united efforts will for every child the highest
advantages in physical mentol Social and spiritual
oton.
We do hope that those who Join the will attend
the meetings participate in the constructive which these
units afford One Of the written policies Of the orgonzo-
ton is The association sho seek direct the administrative
activities of the school TO control it policies"
This organization With such deserves fify
cents (5oc) membership fee and your participation
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
Jewish Women To
Hold CIothinq Sale

The Phoenix Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, which
also has become affiliated with the
International Council of Jewish
Women, will hold the first of
series of used-clothing sales on the
lot at the corner of 5th Street and
Washington on Saturday, October
8, starting at 5 am. and lasting un-
til noon. Funds raised in this man.
ner are to be used for maintain
ing the Council Milk Project. Any
one in need of milk for a baby
one year cid or under is given the
milk free-of-charge at the Phoenix
Christian Center, 1O05 E. Washing
ton on Wednesday mornings be-
tween 10 am. and 1900.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
THE
CROSSROADS
By Oscar j. Cox

Where partiality ends and unity
begins A way to clean living is
for every citizen to do his part in
the community and progress with
the Arizona United Citizens Or
ganziiation.
Every native born American up
on reaching the age of 81 is called
upon to take a direct part in his
government, wherever he happens
to reside. It is especially important
for each of us to have some ideas
about the formation of our Con-
stitution, and to know the prob
lens involved.
Democracy is a word from the
Greek which means "the people
rule" We use the term democracy
to designate a government such as
ours in which laws are made and
enforced by representatives chosen
by the people.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
CITY OFFICE MOVES ARE
COMPLETED THIS WEEK

During the past week the relo-
cation of several offices housed out
side the City Hall was completed.
The Donofrio Building at the
southeast corner of Washington
and 4th Avenue, leased by the City
at $3.50 per month, will be vacated
as Of September 80. The Public
Health Department is now located
in it's own building, the former
bus terminal building at 225 West
Washington. Now housed in recon-
structed offices at 9Th Street and
Jefferson are the Planning De-
partment, the divisions of engin-
eering, purchases and stores, street
maintenance, and the adminiStra-
ton and engineering offices of the
division of water and sewers. AS
soon as the addition to the shops
Of the division of mechanical main
tenance at 18th and Adams Streets
is completed, heavy maintenance
activities now being done at 9th
Street and Jefferson will be moved
to the first named location, thus
consolidating all of the mechanical
maintenance work in a single To-
cation.
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but such is the case of essentially
Negro groups fighting discrimina-
ton and segregation. So, it could
happen that the Walter White-Les-
ter Granger what do we do now"
story may yet come true. When
it does, let us hope they will be
able to provide the answer.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
"ST RAIGHT
AHEAD"
By julius j. Adams

New York = GlObal - The story
is told that Walter White, upon
his return from one of his trips
abroad, found a memorandum on
his desk to call Lester Granger of
the National Urban League inn
mediately. It is said calls between
the two leaders are not uncom-
mon, but Walter is said to have
been concerned by the apparent
urgency of the request and hastily
telephoned the Urban League Ex-
ecutive. Excitedly, Granger is re-
ported to have told White that it
looks "as if the race problem had
been solved" and wanted to know
"what do we do now?"
1T is doubtful if the story is
true, but it does fighlight the di-
lemma of many Negroes in high
places who face the prospect of
job-hunting when the matter of
segregation and discrimination on
account of race is no longer with
us.
What brings this to mind is a
report out of st. Louis which said
the National Bar Association at
it's convention in the Mount City
rejected a resolution condemning
segregated schools. One report said
there were too many law school
teachers in attendance at the meet
ings. AS a matter of fact, Scovel
Richardson, dean of the law school
of Lincoln University (MissourD
was elected President of the As
sociation.
The matter of where do we go
from here" is not simple one for
the people who are certain to lose
their jobs in a truly unsegregated
world It is true that time will
take care of the situation, but
meanwhile, somebody will be hurt
temporarily. One of the reasons
for this is that the same yardStick
for measuring ability and qualifi-
cations has not been used in select
ing, Negroes as it has for whites.
It follows, therefore, that many
Negroes occupying top positions
would not be able to qualify in
open competition. The answer to
this simply is better training and
better equipment. Much is being
done to encourage this by the MA
ACP of which Walter White is
head; the National Urban Leauge
of which Lester Granger is head,
and by scores of other individuals
and organizations including the
Negro newspapers and magazines.
Oddly enough, many of these in
stitutions are suffering as a result
of their efforts. It is paradoxical
in our society that individuals or
institutions should employ their
skill and funds to put themselves
out of jobs and out of business,
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28
This Is Your Fiqht

The NAACP attack school segregation in Phoenix
sudden. impUsve great deal thought and
planning has been given it, by great number Of people, both
Negro and white.
was hoped for long time ho lawsuit could be ovoided
was hoped hot the school boards would take advantage Of the
abolish segregation their hook Tucson has done
Every effort mode-by the NAAcP and the Greater
Phoenix Council for Civic Uno persuade the school boards
But they stood fo in their efuso They chose pay only
service TO democracy while odheng undemocroc
rocism and discrimination
And there other choice but bring NAACP
belevesond rightly, thnk-thot in making this decision,
hos the support Of overwhelming moiory Of Negroes
Phoenix and throughout the state. Even those living outside of
segregated themselves give this effort their
support Only thus they safeguard their enjoyment Of equal
educational opportunities Only by knocking the segregation
law itself be that rights equal education will
be secured and forever protected with the of the land
standing invncibIe shield against bgofry.
But the lawsuit has broader significance The national
office Of the NAACP and other kemnded organizations
the American Civil Liberties Unon believe that the Arizona
may be octor in tearing down school segregation every
several which the the courts Even
tUoly appeal the U.S. Supreme Court expected
all eyes will be
But, up finance the through the lower
Unless raise the necessary funds here in community
the botte will be lost before it starts.
special defense committee Of the NAACP has launched
drive for $4,000 finance the through
OWE IT TO YOURSELF-TO YOUR cHLDREN-TO THE CAUSE OF
DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM which all believe into
tribute to this defense fund.-
Don't wait be asked Give NOW. Send or bring your
contribution NAACP headquarters 535 Jefferson Give
every dollar every dime every penny, you spare.
This is YOUR fight
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

to be loyal to- himself and to his
country. Your country can give
you opportunity for freedom only
through good government which
depends on loyalty of the citizens.
It is to your interest to be loyal
IN order to secure all the benefits
of a well governed country.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

1t is clear,
however, that if
every one said
"I do not heed
to fulfill my
duty as a citi-
zen, there would
be no one to
carry on the
duties of our
government.
It is the duty
Of pvprV citizen
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

Wash white nylons separately
from colored garments. Nylon has
a property of picking up even
slight amounts of dye very quickly,
so garments washed with it must
be of fast color.
Arizona sun., 1951-09-28

The Crusade for Freedom COM
bats Communistic lies with Ameri-
lean truths.