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Evening star., 1952-04-15
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

HYATTSVILLE-6O. 600 So. It. indus
trial ground. on B. d. o. r. r.; sewer
and water in; DOC So. #. A. NJ.
ROTH. RE. 1880. Ia
Choice Ground Locations
ID 10000 So. it.. with r. r. siding,
End commercial s!w.
CD $4,000 So. #. industrial. NV;
can divide.
ca Choice parcels in Sc. at entrance
to So: Capitol ST. Bridges. Call J E.
SMITH. WO. 4740.
WEINBERG & BUSH
HOY H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500
Evening star., 1952-04-15
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued)

F ST. AT 9th, 527 9th st. NV
Bright ofices. convenient location.
Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
CORNER 9th AND PENNA. AVE.
300 9Th st. NV; about 1000 so. it.,
Ind floor; suitable for commercial
purposes or Offices; elevator. Reas
Apply $40 r ST. NV. Room 10. II
10th AND PENNA. AVE, 945 Penna
ave. NV; bright Offices good loc
Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV, RIM. 10.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
81 Penna. ave. NV; 3rd and 4th
floors; near new courthouse and
other Govt. bldss,.; bright outside
rms. Reasonable. Apply $40 F st.
NATL ORGN. desires approx. loo
SO. IT. Of downtown office space
seoS 0e COW T fa2VVE AVE. NlW.zEScel w. ERE l7 ;d7
doctor, dentist, etc, suite constg. Of
over ! 900 so. IT.. Ice. rms. and
reception rm.. immed occup. Ap-
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO
Realtors. 1416 K st. NV. ME
DowNTowN-Pvt. office and rec
rm., ,elev. office bldg. newly decs-
ratsd: lmmed. occup LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN g. CO, Realtors. l4I5
& ST. NV ME 5400.
NEAR STATLER HOTEL
oulte' ige. rms, newly decorated
pvt, bath, Pullman kit. janitor
@sy @ssayice: parking avail. possession
11o4 Vermont Ave. NV, ST. e9eo.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-RENT

FOR RENT-OFFICE and railroad
trestle in northeast section. If in
terested.- call HO. 1900. is
10000 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and Office
Evening star., 1952-04-15
GOOD FARMS


81. 6100. Realtors. 0 Til ..
GOOD FARMS
a bo!,,C ACRES with e-room modern
n0me o%neI tIaesterreG St1es% sad spns Woodland
4;' ACRES with 3-bedroom home
bank barn and other outbldgs,
stream. fenced and on caend road,
Just nice drive to D. c.; SIG, 500.
80 ACRES with large home and all
outbldes. including cement block
dairy barn; high elevation; easy
ment opportunity because OF new
highway. construction; takes $4,000
to handle.
60-ACRE general farm with stream.
nice home, barn and all other out
bldgs.: ST.. 900.
above Olney; good modernized home
long road frontage; $4,000.
325-ACRE dairy farm at SI25 per
acre.
275-ACRE dairy farm complete with
all machinery equipment and dairy
herd; 500. 900.
400-ACRE dairy farm; can be bought
as now operating or without equip
ment and herd; good money max =
ing farm; owner retiring.
2O0-ACRE stock farm with beautiful
meadows and pasture land on high
way and not far out; around 500
an acre.
150-ACRE close-in investment farm.
AS hedge. for safety. and for
profit we recommend this without
reservation.
MANY OTHER FARMS. all kinds anS
sizes. Stop in our Office on U. S.
240 in Gaithersburg, where you can
get large selection.
RIPLEY & ROMER
Evening star., 1952-04-15
COMMON CENTSl
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL SITES; 1000 so. IT..
and over: available in nearby Arl.;
Rnfssr Prifs S1S9 IS s14t. S. #. B. J. GREEN
3. 3.O0S SO. FT. Of End commercial
gro ground a1M .nnr;, nr; 2fst and N & sts; nv; nv;
priced low M for Quick sale; terrible
sIth JAMES /. l. DIxoN 8 c Co ST 81.
e35s WASHINGTON BLVD. N0RTTH,
close to Clarendon, suit: laundry
used car lot. beauty parlor. Prem
"a; 4-l165. J. WESLEY Bu-
Mr.. ieth AND MONROE SITS. NE.
8 bedrm:,,, lily. rm.. din. rm.,, kit,
professional ofiices store run by
owner VERY profitable ,businessl
Sacrifice for quick sale, due to i'll
health. An inspection will satisfy
Z; voLKMAN. EN-. 1866; ewes,
BETHESDA-Zoned comml Substan.
home and workshop. plus ground Tor
parking trucks. cars; ideal for busl-
ness not recurring front excel
value, $25,25o. REGIONAL REALTY
1900 so Of Fr a?s snd tl5 eommereisl e% on Kan
oeaMSNafR::' 81 aHs:' M. Nj 9 44se: Sell all or part
NOTELS-We have available a fine
selection of motels In varying price
ranges. on leading highways. in and
around WASHINGTON. Liberal terms
THOMPSON, EN-. 1929 with INEZ
CUSHARD, OR. 1882 -15
Evening star., 1952-04-15
8 UNITS
4-FAMILY UNIT

S3.IOO YEARLY RENT
White nelghborhood, excellent D. c.
rental area; fine cond. Also, upper
NV, 4-unit with o-bedrm. apis.
IA. 1881. HILL REALTY. liz
Evening star., 1952-04-15
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

2ND-FLOOR SPACE for use as office
ehaif crete buiiding Gn ssSa so6n sq I0fk IT, front
and rear entrances; 1000 pound
elevator, excellent space and plat
form at rear: all utilities. Fronts
on New York ave. ne, near Hecht's
STanrsehh6ous,e; STnsh6 , for SSy2nsy 9SSS4panSy June. La
Mr.. MINI. AND Pa; AvE.-Large
f 6itionai rooms eSs''t ist f p 7'Gls. rms bath sa
on End H.; lge. disable bsmt.. park
ing space in rear; good for most
any type business; reas. rent. RE.
USED CAR LOT, so by 100; corner.
Georgia ave. and Morton ST.. -3400
Georgia ave-, concrete paved en-
PRICE. 1124 9th st. NV. Hu. b4oo.
1868 1st ST. S.E.-1-story brick
bldg, $500 So. IT.; gas heat; immed
occupancy. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO., Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME
4th AND L SITS. N.w.-Lot approx
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
SMALL 2-STORY SHOP on alley
near Ga. and Shepherd st. NV; SS5
per mo Call F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor, RE. 1881.
ia THOMAS ST. N.W.-Room COX
SO It; 2nd commercial; rent. $40.
Call RA. 1865. III
COLD STORAGE PLANT-Rossyln
area-Building 30x5O it.. maintains
temperature of 10 degrees below
Write MIR. BLOCK, Suite 511, Kass
Bldg. washington. D. c. IS
USED CAR LOCATION
Site available to good operator on
o percentage basis.
H. L. HORTON, ME. 1880
Evening star., 1952-04-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
S20-0nn

4 BEDRooMS-NEARLY 8 ACRES
If you would ike to live in the con
of land for lawn, garden and a rid
ing horse. you should see this al
once. The prewar house sits on a
pleasant knoll; the living room has
a fireplace, there are > bedrooms
and bath downstairs and . bedrooms
upstairs. other features include q
full basement with oil heat, lava
tory and shower Shown by appoint.
ment. Only $4,000 down.
Mason HirSt, Exclusively
Annandale. Va. Phone JE. 2-7447
Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-04-15
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT desires 2 or 3
room office in downtown location.
VALANOS q CO. ST. $500. 15s
Evening star., 1952-04-15
STOP LOOKINGI

STOP LOOKING!
See this 3-bedrm. POMPONIO-BUILT
brick rambler. owner transferred,
must sell Immediately. On lovely
shaded lot. S0xl46, in fine neigh
modern kit, bedrms., pulldown
stairway to attic; full bsmt. with
outside entrance: screened porch.
Don't wait. it will be sold quickly
Assume S11,700 GI 4ee trust at
SO month. One of the best buys on
today's market.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
I0'DwYers Plan Vacation,
Silent on Divorce Rumor
By the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1.-Wil-
liam O'Dwyer said today he and
his wife plan to take a holiday
in Acapulco after his resignation
as United States Ambassador be-
comes effective on Saturday.
Asked about report published
in a gossip column in the news
paper Excelsior, saying he had
filed a divorce action when he SUBJ
mitted his resignation three weeks
|ago. Mr.. O'Dwyer said:
"I never discuss rumors."
Pressed for a further indication
|of whether he was contemplating
la divorce action in the future, Mr.
|O'Dwyer glanced toward the cell
ling and said: THAT roof might
fall in in a few minutes"
Then he added: IF anything
like that should occur you'll know
about it,"
Mr.. ODwyer said he saw, at q
bullf1ght yesterday, the columnist
who reported the divorce action
but didn't have a chance to discuss
the matter with him.
II wish he had asked me about
1T first" Mr.. ODwyer said.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Burglars Take $3.50
In Restaurant Lootinu

Thieves escaped with $3.50 early
today after breaking into the
Bladen Grill. HOG Bladensbure
road NE. through the front door.
Police said a cinder block was
used to smash glass in the door.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Oyster PTA Movie

A benefit movie sponsored by
the j. F. Oyster School Parent
Teacher Association will be shown
at $50 am. Saturday at the
Ontario Theater, Seventeenth and
Columbia road NV. The movie
feature is National Velvet"
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Eust Silver Sprinq PTA

The East Silver Spring Elemen-
tary School PTA will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow in the school audi
torium, on Silver Spring avenue.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

BY all Washington knows the spectacular story Of
oil out inventory cleanup every set in perfect condi-
tion :. most new :. !. some demonstrators and open
warehouse stocks Remember this the only reason we
ore selling these PERFECT SETS at this tremendous reduc-
tion is because absolutely must have the warehouse
space and floor space for the forthcoming 1853 lines.
Choose from most all famous bronds. from Is to Il
inch tube sizes from tobe model and console cabinets
these sets went sole two weeks ago.. since then
Georges has sold 1000 sets Of oil description to
thrifty value conscious shoppers here's solid testimony
to the terrific bargains being offered at Georges.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

11e7E HTE u T4zU Dp1CW Examples OF ? UNeS on OUTe
1855 MotoroIo 20" TobIe Model $ $I67.o7
36o95 PhiIco II" Console TV ------------- $zz1.o7
36995 Stewort-Worner 20" Console -------$221.o 81
39995 Zenith 20" Console TV --------- -$23e.o7
26995 Emerson 20" Table Model $l6l.97
349o5 Admiral 20" Console ----- -$2oo.o7
289o5 CBS Columbia II" Console -$173.o7
29oo5 CBS Columbia 20" Table Model ------$1 -$17o.97
24995 Hoficrofters II" Table Model --- -$14o.o7
1905 Hoicroftars 20" Table Model -------$ -$167.97
27995 Majestic 20" TobIe Model ------------$ -$167.97
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

with total Of 34s electoral
Of these states coored voters balance
Az zoe electoral votes required TO elect president viii be
than ordinary Importance And II Is
noting include Texas Oklahoma Missouri
Kentucky Virginia and Virginia also be
understood order this balance Of to be effective
colored voters must vote a bloc.
well candidate understand that coored
most certainly win candidate who by example
tradition q Dbiecra who allies himself with Dxecrats
order votes who the policies and
liberal American democracy Due TO the fact that neither President
accept the nomination offered
difficult position Of
around whom they ntelngently rally.
or this situation change and probably win change
before during the national convention would be meaningless
folly cood leaders voters attempt rally to the
attempt rally to the Of not favor Of the
political economic and administrative principles and realities Of
well other interested
liberal and realistic democratic and American democratic
voting problem therefore when those whom
with intelligent enthusiasm announced them
selves available this tmeAransaS ttle Rocky World
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

SMALL WORLD months ago we wrote an ed-
speech before southern news
paper men publisher the daily Enterprise Journal
~ McComb mississippi OF course the gentleman
personally and did not expect ever to see hlm
Friday exhibits at the Hotei Ncet
Editors were approached
spoken gentleman inquired what paper we edited We
told enough TO be one OF the INDUSTRIAL
editors publishing field After few minutes
Enrich the MssissP
publisher that he had either heard or
read about whe had penned about him!
the 30th anniversary OF our arrival
the most important day IN our
life when home in this great state
covered staSe party con-
COP met Minneapolis Friday and satur
Joined political reporters the major Minnesota
in watch he convention developments
pleasant assignment We met Of the people we
state We renewed contact with some
of the present Republican party knew when"
committee chairman stn Repre-
sentative reminded Of first
office he prepared to file for his first
We had as our table partner
a delegate Ben past president of
taking active part in COP
party work
political writers leadership and
either Fred Neumer Of
PISPATCII hard worker with keen
and analytical mind and pen.
Earl Christmas public kept that
boys That's quite job
headlines watch especially at
held Saturday before the Sunday editions
printed.-Cecl Z. Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

At times freedom definition Of
weather something everybody talks about but
thing about In this advanced however
Recently exasprated youth jumped
ism from the visitors gallery during meeting Nations
Commission Human Rights He
talked acedabou liberty After apoogzed
saying: Il just blew my top
Certainly most heedom-ovng people the
tory and vast extent Of Communist oppression
blow their top at
explosive outbursts than
thorough understanding the tyranny safeguards
Of
The United Nations Commission Human Rights
for such understanding Through nations
varied cultures traditions approached
the ingredients
OF help 10 clear
the fighting for better
world Christian Monitor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
SAYS WE'VE GOT OUR NERVE

Editor As Abraham lincoln Republican feel that
lot Of to be recommending who should
elect national committeeman and
paper New Deal
should advise the Democrats the RepubcansFOse
Thompson Sc. Paul. Minnesota
Editors Note; This has been independent In poll
tics lts founding 1854 supported
parties for sincerely believes
Negro people and their special problems searching
and (caddates) In both major parties who believe
fully In equality for all Americans.
Review Of the papers back issues win reveal that through its
almost 10 Of publication has backed Republicans and
Democrats alike who had proved that looked with
the American Negroes guest for full citizenship.
We believe the paper reflects the attitudes majority
It's readers because In I9AS NegrOAmec&n
Minnesota Senator
Hubert Humphrey and the Republican candidate
Luther YOunGdahL Both Of
the questions which
this voter split his ticket
Untl there great change In the attitude Of both major
political parties, Negro newspapers
the Negro people remain independent I'm their voting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

Cyncm distinguishing mark Of the rank and file American
The voter who the that A politicians
crooks that doesn't much difference whom
that zone man Tor woman do nothing about the
of the world what the such voter and such stayat
home election contributes nothing the bermen Of
ment He therefore citizen and who sounds silly when
about affairs does often
The road leading to better day govenmenon level
long Until IS 30
count eligible voters out Of their cynical at
tude at the business Of being good
citizen all but
sable.
Such corruption doubledeanG rang erviCng Of the
privileged and double of the obscure
tolerate viii cOnnueunt strong majority Of
citizens the business politics seriously
then at the improving We getting
public representative people II
getting deserving IT, So
apathy abound the people shall continue
getting officials be Republicans
-Hennepn County Review
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
RAILROAD NAN likes LARGER PAPER

Editor Permit congratulate
which
Often wonder people appreciate the service which
render to the people Of this part Of the country
There hardly month that
the railroad for which work spoes
the Recorder
make things fast but them
spect for your viewpoints and your purpose.
My wife and myself like the full of photos the comics
and all Of the old features including that writing girl Nell
Russell whom started reading back City
Herald had planned to write letter like this
finally got around to writing to tell staff
the good work'-Enest Yancey, Minneapolis Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
Republicans Did Themselves
Some Good

When Minnesota Republicans Of that parys state central
committee meeting Saturday night following the party state
convention named George Eze CarSa publisher national
committeeman they did their party good that perhaps
they realize,
Etzel In a progressive young Republican who will have
appeal the independent voter and the younger voters
Minnesota In increasing number OF states the indie
pendent the balance OF power The party which cap
lures any campaign apt to win elections
The reelection of Mrs f. Peavey Heffefnger to the
tona commeewoman post also victory for the liberal
elements In the state cor.
Bradshaw Mnteners defeat the convention for delegate
large engineered by the sasen forces not good
political strategy for the COP for Mnencr also attract
large number Of and independents Mnener was
Of the outstanding leaders for the FEPC in this state
was poor strategy for the Eisenhower forces to
Mnener against state chairman p Kenneth Peterson and
state charwoman Marge Howard Both Of these two candidates
by their work have built up good party following
Mntener name should have submitted for the fourth
delegatcat.large post.
lie has tremendous personal following which the Republi
ought be glad In the coming campaign especially
that party dominates strong candidate with appeal to the
independent voters. .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
Well Done, Thy Servants

Two beloved citizens of these towns died in the past
few hours One Mrs W. H. (NelD Walker of Minneapolis
who of the city most beloved Always with
CHEEKY encouraging smile she quite inspiration to all
who into contact with her, Children loved her,
In ST. Paul. Bismark Archer churchman, social and civic
figure will be missed by the church with which he iden
fled and the organizations which he his time and in
teres About all any Of hope for is that when lay
down worldly and burdens that neighbors will
be able say ruthuly well DONE good servant deserved
peace 10 thy ashes"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
EDITORIAL
NOTES

It's late for Twin Citans who have contributed
to worthy to do
The ST. Paul Council Human Relations needs your
bershp II you live in 81. Paul elsewhere
The Minneapolis Mayors Council Human Relations
needs the financial support of Mnneapotans Each of these
worthy organizations spend great portion of their time the
interests Of the minority in the cities they They
deserve the support of the entire communities and especially
that of the people who to face the dsad
vantage Of race and Crecda prescriptions.
People predicting that things going Ia be tight
right after presidential elections While such not
necessarily true might be good idea for all of put
away cash in that savings accountfor what
The cost of living index continues to upward APP
pNrenty nobody gives boot but those folks who have to
stretch their paychecks out TO meet the costs,
The state COP resolutions committee said not word about
FEPC in its submissions the convention Saturday Leaders
explained that there would be another convention after
the primaries However good strategy for the COP 10
omit from its resolutions any mention Of FEPC which i'm,
portant campaign issue,
June weddings close upon the pockebooks of
families But look how much happiness they brnga least to
the bride and the groom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
A GOOD EXAMPLE

The Federal government example
dusy by requiring that employees
The Farm Credit Administration offices
Berkeley California refused policy
Agriculture Brannan has stripped these offices authority
hire their employees,
There Is Just Of carrying polcy-and
out Too public
they uphold simple they contrary their
personal views Secretary Brannan policy
other public officials may well folow-IOwa Bystander
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
Letters To The Editor
osSANA SAYS MICRO EMPLOYEES Loyal. COURTEOUS
AND SAER

Editor Since became president Of the Rapid Transit
made intensive study OF system. well transit
throughout the country with mind Of making
system Of the outstanding systems the country the
standpoint and efficient transportation modern equip
ment well comfort convenience and courtesy riders
this study win knowing. that
branch Of service has become quite apparent to that
members Of themselves their loyalty
and safety record In fact they rank with the
best in the service
the future incentive
with employees 70 further improve record with respect to
safety courtesy service the community doing
confidence that the
the highest standards.
In closing the organizations individuals who still
entertain racial preudces their daily policies
only doing injustice others
the loyal service and friendly cooperation that with
democratic atudeVery sincerely yours pes
dent, Twin Rapid Transit Co., Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

SHOP WITH ADvERrISERs
IN THE PAPER
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
Political Pospouri
On The Soufi,
by CARTER JEWEL

Richmond, Va-CANP)-white
voters in Virginia, who are oppos-
ed to the Byrd machine and the
conservative elements In the
Democratic party in the state,
can count on a stable vote from
Negroes TO back their cause. This
is the opinion being expressed in
liberal political circles among Ne
groes in the Old Commonwealth.
The entrance Of Francis Pickens
Miller into the race for the U. S.
senate is calculated to stimulate
Negro voters to go to the polls
July Is and support the Char
lottesville liberal.
Miller in the gllbernatorial cleo
ton of ls4s in Virginia was a
serious threat to John s. Battle
who won.
A New Deal sympathiEsr. Miller
attracted many votes from Ne
grocs who are ready now 10 vote
for him as a successor to Sen.
Harry =. Byrd who is an enigma
10 many Virginia Negroes
Miller has not discussed the
race question: IN his campaign
thus far. but Negroes know his
stand 50 well that II would not
b. necessary for him 20 spend
much time on that phase Of his
platform.
As for Sen. Byrd, he lost what
Negro support he had by his stand
against President Humans civil
rights program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

North Carolina Kansmcn who went noggng and terror
spree year got their when they
sentenced to prison by a federal Judge.
Most Of their victims white persons which win lead the
cynical 10 observe that they should business
Negroes Theirs observation that Dixie
fare better their time keeping the Negro
place but pointing that the outbreak
against white that finally led falling the kans
happened they they
first the rampage against Negroes
the long nobodys rights safe democracy unless
eyerybodys rights safeguarded California Eagle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
panaaroua Rualnass

George Grim OF the Minneapolis Tribune chded ST Paul
spanking old daughter off
In the woks several
wanted know what old bachelor like him
children methods dsCpnnnE them this prob.
ably that telling how her child
attempting stop between and
sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

June weddings close tax the pockebookS Of
families But look how much happiness they brnga least to
the bride and the groom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
II you drive /,

you so miles hour will be able worlds
In one day this and the The who
little daily price
because OF the best leather
steaks your doctor prescrtbcs change and he PUbahy
means take the People would
be better they dvest themselves Of the idea that they
are working for soneone (Ga)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
AL CITES NEED FoR FEPc

The overwhelming difficulties experienced by Negro workers IN
their search jobs scored Boris shs AF economist In
subcommittee which currently
federal Employment Practices legislation
shskn pointed families
per while white families l3S adds
$40 weekly compared with $63 Labor Reports