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THOS. NJ. CUTTINGS, Attorney.
416 9th St., NV,

416 9th St., NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1866. Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
Inat the subscribers. Of the District
land respectively have obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Nell Turner
Dillon also known as Nell T Dillon.
Iate Of the District Of Columbia, de-
against the deceased are 6ereby S
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
lcated, TO the subscribers. on or
1etore the goth day Of August, AID.
ayc,I,dsG aySE; osnerWise @ they may by law be
estate; Given under our hands this
10Th day Of February. 1862. JAMES
NV; BERNARD VINCENT Dillon.
Nd. ssiyedere tsssf att.af. 5lyd;. Silver sgFing
SoogWEfE1I. Resisfsr asssss Of fFHEHPoEE Wflle IoF
the District Of Columbia. Clerk az
the Probate Court. mh5, IL. .1a
LEONARD B. SUSSHOLZ, Attorney.
842 Investment Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ior the district Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 75,237. Ad-
mlnlstration.-Th is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers. of the
RiS1riGt fJon e.. Of S Columbia have obtained
trict of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Mary j
Baxter, late. of the District of
Columbia; deceased. Ali persons
aasi9s ass hsrsbH sialms against the deceased
same. with vouchers thereof, legally W
authenticated. to the subscribers.
on or before the Sth day of Sep
tember. AID. 1852; otherwise they
may py Jaw be excluded from all
Denent Of said estate, Given under
MSM1E Hels asksHdAHEI Ssa az q eAnHq Msa Fl
ana BELLE MARSHALL. 9I9 New
FRANK Ay TSiGWhklaSssfi.' SGhkasf bssas; b6sssss;
Eesister OF Wills for the District OF
cco1a@oia' cOurs' Clerk Of the the Probate p .,s
McGARRAGHY 4 ARTIs
UNITED STATES bisTR1cTr cTriic1Shi SnIIRr
for the District Of Columbia Hold.
ing Probate Court.-No. 1866, Ad-
Notice: Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
Hta1e f4on tSa oi pnnhc MARYLAND has obtained
mentary on the estate of RsndalI
.: Saunders. late of the District
OF Columbia. deceased. All persons
raving claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, same, with vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the ~ubscriber. oi,
or before the Sth day Of September.
AID. 1852, otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
sad estate. Given under my hand
ms ms 18th 9TH day of March. 1862.
Fairfax Road, Bethesda ia Nd
Seal Attest: FRANK j. BURKAET
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the
PROBATE Court. mhI2. 10 26,
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ASST. MGR. TRAINEE

ASST. MGR. TRAINEE
We have permanent openings for
young high school or college gradu-
ate who is interested in making the
Consumers Finance business ca
reer. Man selected must be able to
meet the public, Past employment
oackground will be well checked. If
you will receive benefits as fol-
1; Thorough training for Branch
Managership. During this period
Of training you will receive top in
dustry salary.
2: Free Life and disqualification In
Surance.
3. Sick Leave.
4. Paid Vacation.
8. Annual Bonus at Christmas.
D. Car furnished for your use.
Apply in person.
AMERICAN FINANCE co.
2021 N. Moore st., Rosslyn, Va. or
S30S Rhode Island ave-. Mt. Rainier.
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ASST SHIFTING CLERK-Experi-
vancement for the right man. Apply
CAPITOL PRINTfNG INK Co. NC.
SO6 Claiming place ne. -12
ASSISTANT STEWARD for first-class
reStaurant; excellent references re-
qulred. State qualifications and ex-
Perisnce. Address replies Box 2SI-
AUTo6' BODY MEN - Exper- -is men
needed by large automotive concern.
Must have knowledge of ali makes
and models. Good salaries, working
conds: and employe benefits. Apply
MI Nj. Newfity, CALL CARL. INC.
AUTO BODY SHOP FoREMAN--At-
tLactiye opening for an exper. body
preference: excel. salary plus comm.
Your inquiry will be treated con-
fidentially. Call LA. 6-s6O0. Mr..
Banta after 8 Am. PYRAMID AUTO
Or eall M. Micnselson after ) PM, M,
ATTo B0DY AND FENDER MEN ta,,
capable Of performing work to Cadil-
lac standards; IN q new and modern
.OLDs AND CADILLAC Co. Pairing.
ton Shopping Center. Alex. Va.
AUTO BODY MECHANrcs--Experi-
enced men can make good money.
Plenty of work. 5-day week. paid
holidays. benefits and insurance. A
good place to work. HILL & SAND
ERS. INC, lila Vermont ave. NV.
Alto CAR JocKEY-Neat appea,- a
ance and careful driver with b. c..
permit. Apply Mr.. Peers, ARCADE
PONTIAC co. 1897 Irving st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn.
ings for good men; health insurance
pront sharing plan, completely mod.
ern shop with every type of equip
ment. Chance for promotion
Wash.'s Oldest and largest Dodge.
plymouth dealership. TREw MO-
TOR co. Phone Mr.. Myers. fore
man. DE. 1910 for appointment.
AUTO MECHANICS CD. FORD Ex-
PORTUNITY FOR HIGH EARN
MGS; NO PARKING PROBLEM.
CALL JOE SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN
FORD CO., CENTRAL AVE. AND
MARLBORO 1886, HILLSIDE 4747
AFTER p IN -1k
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PRINTERS ASSISTANT
For small printing plant: excellent
9sSst opportunity ndt,,,d for lie retired man who
sibility. Apply HOTEL sTATLER.
personnel Once. 10th and K sts.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, compe-
tent salesman wanted at once for
sjyision SShs s,T work Is ssREHME Ell 60 Jggs g.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN open-
Ing Tor an aggressive man, under
Nortbsrn e wsh selling Tss exps.3 ss3s,3 II large
lively engaged in brokerage and
aging better than 81 900 per mo.
Can Mr.. simon. between 6-5. ia.
REAL I'vi ESTATE statesmen -aa Nor.
sales calls than can be handled and
eols o. r6%N SSsiF.s; sJgSfsN R5SRsstzN ARH
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Full
time selling; positions open In Va
SArlinston and Fairfax Counties)
Excel. comm. for hard-wprking men.
HAMMER REAL'T L'TY co.
cen'Is seisstI sefafS sas 9S $ sioS siro1sSlins.9H 1a
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN,
domestic and comperGila; exper.
nec.; car nee; year aro,and employ
RIse' Iese yofattS ans fsfeHns RTyN
CO., 1901 Wilson blvd.I Arlington.
RELIEF NIGHT OFFICER. white, for
residential hotel. near Dupont Cir
Gle, Saturday nights only-hours
pm. until am. Must furnish
references. Excellent job for retired
building guard or ex-policeman.
REPAIR SPACE for rent in modern
repair center; good loca tion opposite
p O.; Wheaton. 81. 3345. liz
Observation-Disclosures Intelligent,
ambitious. II to 35. Permanent.
$500 plus company benefits. Must
be available Immediately. No prior
sales experience necessary. Call ME.
5232 for interview, Thursday am.
ROUTE MEN-Ambitious men with
car, no experience NECESSARY. For
immediate route openings. These
are permanent positions with good
lent working conditions; 6z-dayl
wk. Vacation. with pay and other
benefits. Apply DISTRICT NEWS
CO.. C2l0 18th st. NV IA
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statesmen

Is your income limited due to re-
strictions. hard-to-sell merchandise.
Of 'c customersP St why best your nS sGHsed Sesd
against a brick wall; get into o
business selling disqualification In
surance where the leads are fur
nished.. (Not Just names and ad-
dresses). All you need do is call
are interested in talking about hos
pital insurance. You make SO to
$50 commission per sale; 2 or 3
sales per day. Openings for only
men. See w. J. HARRIS, between
$50 and 12 noon. 1850 Columbia
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statesmen
WE CANNOT PROMISE
YOU A FUTURE

BUT WE CAN FURNISH You WITH
LEADS AND A FANTASTIC SELL
ING PLAN THAT WILL ENABLE
YOU TO EARN FROM. $500 TO
$500 A WEEK. IF YOU HAVE
SOLD ROOFING, STORM WINDOWS
OR APPLIANCES. DON'T FAIL TO
SEE LOU taft AT SIG II ST. NE,
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ADTTTSTOR

collection man for large in
veStment company. College back
ground or experienced preferred.
Car and car allowance furnished.
fits. Call MR.. DAILY. ST. 4SO0. Ia
Administrative Trainee
Young man under 20 to supervise
section of once; 5-day, 4O-houI
week; excellent opportunity for in
experienced man willing to start at
modest salary. Call MR.. CROWLEY
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nELp MEN
SHOE sALEsMEN

500 WEEK GUARANTEED TO SELL
WOMENS SHOES MUST HE EX-
PkRIENCED. APPLY L. =. MAS.
SEy SHOES, 6O6 18th ST. NV.
--l0
SHOE Statesmen. experienced; sal
ary plus; excellent proposition with
aggressive organization; positions
available in Washington and nearby
Md. and Va. >Apply once. 531S
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsyille. Md.
SHOE statesmen WANTED for neigh
borhood store in Sc. Wasfington.
Call MR.. ANDERSON. KK. 3-6412,
between 8 am. and 8 pm. --13
SLlP-COvER CUTTERS, must be exp.
Give full particulars and refs; full
time work. Box 316-H, Star. Ia
SODA-SANDwICH MAN. thoroughly
exper.; excel. salary. See Mr.. L.
nera. McREYNOLDS PHARMACY.
18th and g sts. NV. -13
SOFTER. silk; excellent permanent
position for capable steady sobe,
man: $3.50 per Vt. and up. All
applications confidential. Write Boz
sTock siSp; And RECEIVING CLERK
wanted by manufacturer located in
Sil. Sprg area. 5-day, 45-hr. wk.
CAL MR.. WILLIAMS. 81. 1911. la
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SALES
REPRESENTA- TIVE
SALARY, COMMISSION

National manufacturer-tthe largest
IN its held-oherS Q most attrac-
tive position through its local
distributor. Backed by national and
local advertising Applicant must
have car. Leads furnished through
our local and national advertising.
Immediate protected territory.
Salary. bonus and commission. Write
Box 356-R. Star.
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CAR WASHER. preferably with pre-
vlouS garage exper.; must have D, c..
drivers permit; 5h-day week, sal
larry, $40 per week. Apply Mr..
Richard Stohlman. STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET. INC. S3rd and NJ
CARPENTER-Trimming doorhanser.
Telephone 10. 3-4O47, S3rd ave,
North Forestville. Md. liz
CARPENTER-1st st-class man needed.
Top wages. Call after 8 pm. ia.
CARPENTER, older experienced me-
chanic for repair and remodeling
work; must have own transp. May
TON d JOHNSTON. INC, rear 1907
o st. NV. Ia
only. Top wages. See MR. JACK
CREAL, 100 block Oakcrest dr.,
Alex. Va. tnear Fairlinston Shop
ping Center). IL
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AUUUSIA HhNLON bhUWN0
Attorney,
McLarhlen Rl6R

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 79,1O0. Ad-
ministration.EThis is to Give No
psreE Ifs That o tai sSHserSs ss Ct e
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testamen-
tary on the estate of Lewis Erwin
Hummer, late Of the District of Co
claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the ,Sth day Of September. AID.
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand this
9th day Of March, 1852. ALICE
VIRGINIA HUMMER. 2421 M st.
NV; 1seaD Attest: THEODoRE
the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF Of
the Probate Court. mh12,19.26
RALPH A., RICKETTS,, Attorney,
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the. District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 79, $40, Ad-
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
State Of Massachusetts has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Ancillary Letters
Of Administration on. the estate OF
Marion p. Kendall. late of the State
of Massachusetts,. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the. sub
Ecriber. on OF. before the sth day OF
eeptenlber.. AID. 1889: otherwise
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 9th day OF
March, 1859. NELSON L. KENDALL,
JR., $40 Central Avenue. Gardner,
Mass. Seal Attest: THEODORE
CooSWEIL. Eegister of wills. fol
the Probate Court. mh12. 1926
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom.
with q chance for advancement;
21-30 years of age, heavy build
and capable Of giving regular at
tendance; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room 605.- Open weekdays, 8:3O-6,
and Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PORTER; hours, 2 to II pm; salary,
$SSSi $StS z :, meals fgrn. Urn m. Apply G6,s s4016 g;
PORTER. colored. for downtown once
building. Must be sober. steady
worker; references. Apply superin-
tendent. Room 212, 1917 r ct. NV.
PORTER, for retail liquor store. Ap-
ffsSesd GfS5oR sfoR Pf5Rs ssS s!sapiEsd %s .1s Rex
PORTER-DRIvER tcolored,, del. part
time; steady: references. 6!17
PORTER -DRIvER-Colored: full and
part time. Active man familiar with
Chevy Chase area: Permanent. HIG-
GERS DRUGS. INC. 50l7 Conn;
PRESSER, at National Air port; must
be experienced and dependable; easy
work and chance to make good
money. Call BILLINGS. 5T. 7250.
PRINTER, experienced: salary open.
SOUTH CAPITOL PRESS 4646 LiV-
ingston I'd. Sc. -lS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makeup and
stone: top wages for good fast man.
IDEAL PRINTING CO.. 946 9th st.
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COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Alert. young man. 1886 years Of age,
neat In appearance and capable OF
meeting the public, for permanent
position making collections on indi-
viduaI advertising accounts; 5-day,
40-hr: wk.; must have knowledge OF
city. d. c. driving permit and clear
driving record Apply personnel,
Room sos: open weekdays, 6:3O-5
and Sat-. e-1. No phone calls.
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WILLIAM s. ABEL, Attorney
l111 X st NV

n 81. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 79015, Admin !
tstration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber of the State of
California has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, Letters TeStamentary on the
estate of Hoffman Philip. otherwise
known as Herman Hoffman Philip,
late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased: All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers. thereof, legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the. 18th day of August. AID.
1852; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of February. 1852.
Picacho Lane. Santa Barbara. Cali
fornia. (Seal) Attest: MELVIN j.
MARQUES, Deputy Register Of Wills
for .he District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. fe27 ,mh5. IL
AIIGTJSTA HANV nN RRnWN
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JANTTOR

colored,. 25-35 years Of age, cap
able OF passing physical exam. and
willing to give regular attendance:
permanent position; 4O-hr.. WIZ.
Apply Personnel Room 6O5; open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 0-1; no
telephone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
LINOLEUM MECHANIC. Experienced
Apply -7007 Carroll ave, Takonna
Park. Md. JU. 9-792S. 10
LUMBER YARD FOREMAN and
shipping clerk: Experienced only.
BALTIMORE LUMBER Co, 1900
MACHrNisTsM-Forr IN reseaTeS seagye. deveIop4s l4
ment work in growing firm: good
pay and benefits for qualified men.
AIRTRONIC RESEARCH INC, 3e-
thesda. Md. Call OIL. 1876. -I6
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INSURANCE SALES

INSURANCE SALES
A LIFETIME CAREER IN THE IN.
SURANCE BUSINESS WITH A
LARGE MULTIPLE LINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
The earnings Of men in the ansur-
the average and we need select men
today.
II you are selected you will be thor
oughly trained in over so lines OF
insurance-auto. IRE, life and many
For additional information call MAN.
AGER. RE. O771, for an interview.
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SALESMAN

packer OF quality food
products has opening for representa-
tive calling on established govern
ment and restaurant trade in
northern Va. Excellent opportunity
for young man to connect with
reputable firm that offers security.
26-33. Answer BY letter giving past
experience, height. weight, etc. BOX
356.R. Star IA
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BELLMEN

Must be experienced. Excellent salary
and working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave.
NV.
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STATESMAN
SALESMAN

II you are Q top producer, selling
custom kitchens and appreciate the
value OF plenty Of good prospects we
nave proposition for you to earn
better than $3.50 per week. Liberal
drawing account. We have our own
skilled plumbers, electricians, caf-
We do no subcontracting, We carry
exclusive lines Of kitchen equipment.
Call Mr.. Robert, ST. 6100.
JOHN q. WEBSTER & SONS
R27 2 st. NV Est. 40 Years -.12
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BLANKETS, COUNTER MUssED

24.e5 FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE
5 Pcs, 14.99
Antiqued bross fire ensemble, folding screen,
7th Floor, Washington; 4th Floor, Silver Spring
and Parkington, Va. .....
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. ldtD, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Ralph Agavino, 90. 1903 End st. Sc, and
Gay Massey, "a, New Orleans La.
Raleigh Lane, %. Rich Square, N. c.. and
Amy Jones. 21. Baltimore.
Peter opanowich- So. and Viola Baretto,
80. both Of 913 X st. ne.
James Lawton, 10. and joyce Carter, 60,
both Of 30 Pierce st. NV.
Wilbur Dameron. jr., 81. Ithica,. N z,
and Nancy corbett. 20, I'LL Massa-
chusetts ave.
Malcolm spauldins, "a. sO33 18th st. NV,
and Lila Smith, rs, s32 Rittenhouse st.
Earl Rayneld. 10, 1s47 Lamont st. NV.
st. NV.
ana frankie Shepard. sb, So17 M st.
Hand .as RS:4s:a hsos ss7 ~ s'iSB Is5s s6
Herbert Gilman, 25. and Sally Petty, 10,
both Of 2611 Woodley pl NV.
Louis Konecsy, 43. 1776 MASSACHUSETTS,
fSm. fSs nIsi psrl. 'Rs Hd. Evelyn A'Fs'' s'' Ia
Leonard Price, 20. $50 9th st. s.w., and
Thelma Robertson, II, 42s 10Th st. Sc.
crfsf1a So %'fss q 1sss sth F g. sna Nv Joan Smith
Walter Kennedy. IT,. 80. $3.50 seth st..
NV, and Isabel EGO, "a. Plattsburg Ct.
Mclean Gardens NV, 2. c..
Richard Dusenbury, 25, S14 @ Ut. NV,
and susan Law. %. 52Os 41st st. NV.
Brewer Newton. 25. and Gloria Johns. 22.
both Of Hyattsville, Md.
Granville Hill. 80. 11O6 21st pl. ne, and
Gloria Hicks, "a, Arlington, Va.
Thomas Beers, 81. Warren. Ohio. and
>. cynthia ,, CastelIlosn' %; ,Aiexandria' Va;
Pauline Moler. "a, 2916 Nash pl. s.e.
William &c Gliddens q; Dover: Mass. and
James Hargis. "a. Alexandria. Va. and
Ar1 Faulconer. 200 Portland st. Sc.
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SUMMER FURNITURE ORIG NOW
SO Canvas 6 wood yacht chairs 325 l.e9
Is Beech umbrellas os--------ll 1893 IS
] Metal. 2-seoter glider,
floor sample e--------l8.o5s e.e9
z Metal, 3-seoter eIider---2e95 l4.ee
16 Glider, 6-pe. cushion set--39.95 1899
10 Choise Lounges. denonstro-
tors rs------------42.5O so to 44o5 z4.99
5 5-pc. Wrought iron set
1926 o6eo5 3e.ee
! Wrought iron choise lounge, >4
floor sample e------------6o;o5 39.99
3 Innersprno eliders, floor
samples --------64.95 to 6eo5 39.e9
/. 3rd Floor, Washington Store Only
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11

Let US send your soldier boy the PRESS
each week it'll be like getting a letter.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
1T Can't Happen Here. They Say

eenee, and all white people are innocent with
little evidence to prove them guilty, there
exists little chance of having TO pay for
crimes committed against Negroes.
Pine Bluff, unlike Little Rock, has no
eomplacency whatever under the second
class citizenship that she is forced to live
Pine Buffians are doing something about
it.
The Pine Bluff leaders are not seeking
appeasement from the white man To ease
their dissatisfaction They are seeking to dies
troy the cause They are launching an all
out fight against the poisoned law OF the
state that denies them their rights as A
merican citizens. What eyer will come out Of
the fight, Little Rockians, and Afkansans IN
general viii be pushed that much closer to-
ward full citizenship rights.
a second meeting stimulated by the
New Years day conference is being held IN
Pine Bluff Sunday Every person who wants
freedom of action in Arkansas should be
represented if not in person, he should BE-
represented-in money Freedom, allied with
Justice. has price And only those NAo are
willing to pay the price can expect 70 enjoy
It. The price Of freedom, is inst like the price
Of any purchased commodity-the higher
the price, the more it is enjoyed.
Here is our chance. We say "it can't
happen here, let US get TO work now and
launch the fight against segregation, and
then the possibilities are that 1T Won't
Happen Here"
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
Who Pays For Price Increases?-
says:

bulcr lie has 60 pay $50 .ua a H..le
about him. lie can't strike, he can't bugc
ne cant blacklist lie can't even put up
picket line He is the most helpless per
and the weakest link in the Amcuy
economic system. We're he the only fad
in our progress, We would be back IN .
days Of frudalism. No matter how ma.
heads are hit with the increase it bounds .
one and onto the next until it finally cor
to the end of the line and rests upon .
unorganized laborer.
The wages of unorganzed labor Z
for the most part remaining stationary vi
everything around us is increasing. a
there is no way to do anything about ih
Organized effort on the part Of the ma
directed against usurpatiun or cNploitau
on the part of the few has been the meth
of the advance of democracy Only with
first faint glimmer of organization came
GLEN Of advancing democracy There is
hope for the unorEani2cd today except
leadership of the organized.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
observatory
What Color Is Your B!ood?-
BY EARL

Recently there was a blood campaign
program held on a busy corner Of the down
town section OF this city where pledges for
blood donations were being made in honor
of the 18th fighter squadron, Arkansas
AR National Guard The interviewing of scY-
eral members Of the Guard who saw action
in Korea held a crowded street of shoppers,
spectators and serious minded people at at
tcntion. Also among the crowd were blood
solicitors from the Pulaski county chapter
Of the American Red Cross for the Arkansas
Defense Blood program.
This column received information that
a distinct plea for Negro blood came from
the platform which held the Korean vets.
The alleged plea was for the Negroes 10
come on up, don't stand back give blood
there are colorcd fellows over there who
need blood The statement by the spokes-
man was no doubt made 10 encourage Ne
groes 10 give blood but We feel that bring
ing race into the requests for blood donors
was less effective than just asking for
donors II is rcgrcitably true that many
hospitals still scPrcgaio blood but ihc battle
front is The place where segregation Of blood
could least be afforded We would rather hc-
Icyc that b. was am nglycrtHnt remark
rather shan "a display of inan'iy While wo are
on the topic Of blood would nk" to raise a
question. what color 0s col0rrd h'"0a''
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
S. S. taylor

When the retail price of milk went up a
milk distributor very explicitly brought to
the public The fact that none of the In.
crease went to the distributors, but only
to the producers. Il want To- make it clear
ne said, that we are not getting penny adj
ditional profit. OPS rules require that it
60 to the producer"
That explains who gets the profit, but
there are members of the public who want
to know who pays the profit Big business
does not pay it, The additional cost is trans
mitted to various clients and patrons
through various and sundry additions to
charges for this and that service or product
Not even the small business man pays it,
He also has patrons on whom he can make
a final Judgment of the increase cost The
union laborer does not pay it, When the
cost of living goes up, ne seeks and usually
gets proportonatc raise i'm his wages
The only man in the great American
procession who really gets stuck with the
payment Of The increase is unorgani1ed la
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11

Walter White, executive secretary OF
the National Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, designated last sun
day as Memorial day, and instructed all
chapters from coast to coast to hold serVic-
es for the victims of Florida bombing, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry 7. Moore
Suoh services we feel were in order, and
the setting out Memorial day was also III
order However, We feel that the establish
ING of the first Sunday in January as
Memorial day to be observed by all peoples
who believe in the principles of democracy
as set out in our federal constitution would
serve a purpose for those among us VINO
are easily channeled in the behalf that all
white people are humans.
Mr.. White also urged all members oil
the association to petition Governor RULER
Warren, Flordas chief, Attorney General
McGrath and President Truman to use every
means possible to solve the crime.