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Evening star., 1952-08-27
CLERK-TYPIST

We like to work in pleasant sur
roundings with congenial people. Il
you do. too, and are friendly and
dependable, come in between 1890
and 4:46 and talk to US; knowledge
OF typing desired but speed not i'm.
portant; these are permanent po-
Wk. 37a hours; vacation and sick
leave benefits; our company cafe
terra is run on O. non-profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
at low cost. Apply Room SOC, Per-
sonnel Once. EQUITABLE LIEe IN
SuRANCE CO.. SIG 14th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-27

SHEET METAL MECHANIC-Experi-
enced IN residential duct insalla tion
Evening star., 1952-08-27

11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
PLUMBERS, with D. C. driving per-
NIT: good working condit.; for job
bing and remodelink. shop. Apply
3912 Georgia ave. NV. -27
PLUMBER. experienced. for 3obbing
and remodeling shop. Must be sober
and reliable. Personal interviews
only. PLUMBING SERVICE, INC,
341S Georgia ave. NV. 30
PLUMBER, wanted for remodelinG
work in Arlington County. Call after
PORTER, reliable; salary S35. meals
Va. fare paid. Apply SHIRLINGTON
DELICATESSEN. 4O15 2Sth st.,
Arlington. Va, TIE. OO96. %
drivers license required; good sal
ary and working conds. Apply in
person. Mr.. O.: E.. Kent. KIRBY
SALES 4 SERVICE. 3237 Wilson
PORTER, for mems furnishings store:
permanent position: references re-
Quired. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP: 942 F st. NV. 90
PORTER, liquor store, stockroom
man; must be exper.. and have
best Of refs. Apply from 10 to
II. EIG'S LIQUOR STORE. 5416
Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
YOUNG MAN

position with investment
banking firm. Some knoWiedge oj
typing; 5-day week; modern down
town ONCE. In reply give draft status
and salary expected. Box 2S5-G
Evening star., 1952-08-27
NIGHT
WATCHMAN

Colored. under 40 yrs. of age, alert
and willing to give good attendance.
Job is in our warehouse. in the
sc. section of town. Apply Per-
sonnel Room sos. Open weekdays
calls.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
HOSTESS
Washington, d. C..
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1859

HOURS: 8 Pm. TO 1870 AM
Permanent position; salary commen.
surate with experience and ability,
meals furnished. dresses furnished,
paid vacations and sick leave. group
insurance. employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT sIIoPPEs. NC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
MEN

TO sell aluminium combination storm
windows. One for Wheaton, Rock
vile and Bethesda area and one fol-
Hyattsville, Bladensburg and N
Englewood area. We offer salary
during training period and drawnino
account against commission there
after. No experience necessary. An
experienced man will train you cal
AT. 1885. 10 am. to 4 pm. fol
Evening star., 1952-08-27
HOSTESSES
JR. LIBRARY CLERK

Natl news magazine has an opening
in its reference library for girl
who is interested In current ansirs
and likes tipping and. CLERICAL work.
She will work with friendly people
in pleasant SURROUNDINGS; 6-dey.
40-hr. wk.; liberal employe dement's;
a.-c. bldg. D1. 1900. Ext. 262.
EwELRY sALEsLADY. exper. pref.
tut not essential Excel. salary.
Apply FREDLAND JEWELERS.. Sb41
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. --31
JR. STENOGRAPHER
Age 1885; beginner acceptable for
this permanent position; our EN-.
ployes work 8 days q week. .37h
hours, vacation and sick leave bene-
nets; our company cafeteria is run
on q non-proft basis and employees
receive excellent food at low cost.
Apply between $50 am. and 4:30
pm. at Room 300, Personnel Once.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
S16 14th st. NV. --2S
competent. experienced,
alert white woman with excellent
references wanted to take charge
of small public dining room In con-
nection with club house. Write eiv-
Ing particulars. Box 111-G, Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
YOUNG MAN

Excel. .opport. for aggressive young
man to learn lumber business with
growing organization. Must be feas.
accurate and neat with figures and
willing to work inside and outside.
All company benefits plus paid va
cation. Salary open for discussion
ct time Of interview. LANE LUM-
Der CO. AP. 1922.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
SERVICE MANAGER

For old estab. truck distrib-
utor. Unusual opportunity for
an aggressive well-mannered
man to take complete charge
of our service dept. Must have
q thorough and complete
knowledge of heavy duty truck
maintenance. Only a man with
refs. and exper. will be ac-
ceptable for this position. Ex-
eel. salary and many benefits.
Please reply by hand. and
state all qualifications. Apph-
cations will be kept In strict
est confidence. Our employees
aware Of this ad. Box 406.G.
Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
ENGINEER
ENGTNE,ER
ENGINEER. j,

For layout work on large construc-
tion project: civil engineer graduate
preferred. Box 465-D. Star. -28
Evening star., 1952-08-27

MECHANIC. straight Day; holidays
and laundry. MR.. KRAMS. TR.
Evening star., 1952-08-27
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
2 Family Men for Our
Virginia Branch
Office
Call Mr.. Boswell, Manager
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse Square, IA. $4,000
Arlineton, Va. Eve, ia. 4-1444

ROOFER, experienced on all kinds Of
work. Plenty Of work for honest,
conscientious worker. Apply KNIGHT
ROOFING & SHEET METAL WORK
ERS, 1880 woodbury. dr.. Takoms
WANTED. . experienced
roofing helpers; top wages; full-time
lob. Apply $500 Varnum ST., Brent
wood. Nd, between 5 and z pm.
ROUTE MAN
Permanent position for capable young
white man, age 21A25. to be trained
as linen supply route man. This is
pleasant work. 5-day week, good
pay with company established over
30 years. Applicants must be steady,
sober and have D. C.. drivers per-
init. References required. Apply in
person. weekdays, 9-12 or 2-5, to
Mr.. Tovles, NATIONAL LAUNDRY
CO.. INC. 81 Pierce st. NV. -2S
ROUTE sALEMAN. for laundry, dry
cleaning route: 5-day wk.. paid
group insurance and vacation. Ap-
ply MANHATTAN CO., 1928 Florida
ave. NV. or phone Du. I'LL for
sALEsNiAN. for retail furniture store.
must be experienced. Apply In per-
son. 7126 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1952-08-27

BOOKKEEPING machine operator,
Remington Rand, 5-day. 4O-hour
week. Apply in person. goth
CENTURY-FOX. 416 3rd st. NV.
BooKKEEPER, exper. B-day wk
Good pay. Cali Miss Orpin, EX.
BOOkKEEPER; 37A-hr.. b-day wk.;
vacation and sick leave; pleasant
working conds. In air-cond. down.
town once. Mr.. Peterson, MUTUAL
sSF 1sS1 = INSURANCE e RAJ CO. Of Da7c D; c.
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
IOR-5k days. fine working condi-
tons, welfare benefits. Apply 4th
moor. TIE MODE. 11th and r SITS.
Evening star., 1952-10-22

- LACYS Great Stores the hnored elecon
- who the "CAPEHART" tradition
insist for their home The cabinets cstome The
aw and behind the CAPEHARTS CX36 chassis
that power better circuits for the picture
in eevison LACYS bring these fine
Z their modest he the home" Of have
Z TV set will give liberal allowance CAPEHART"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Stevenson o. Our Choice" Soys Frisco Pa~er
lEdIinrlcnI In Aun RennrLcr. San Ernnclacn. CAlfl

As independent unbiased fighting
minority have had To Gull the
which have
political conventions closed in August
that AdR Stevenson has been talking sense
to people Eisenhower has been whipping
up n Crusade
Eisenhower campaign be willing
to the time
We would this large minority
population worthy II
direction the General heading
southern Shivc Of Texas
Of Louisiana Joined the Esen
reasonably certain that wherever this
headed little promise Negroes
rights program which closest 10 the hearts OF
Negro. been unequivoca
The cvn rights number Of concrete
opportunity education employment ard
color We feel that this forth
citizenship which
highly
a platform Richmond
before audience people whose B would
be dramatically changed the he
fruititon.
. n n
his
courage
EnhoWers political all evils which
position
frcshnE 10 the least
n employment practices to
It up plan
u We what willing
aA he chief o
Furthermore EnhoNers gradalsm tendency
the Indignation Of
this much larger task
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
p. ,op MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN Friday October 81 1852

~ nominated and IL counting heavily Dtxiecrate South
put great wonder no" any "Osr Oh
Negroes can stomach him politically, or VIII uneS'
Go long A Eisenhower according of his supporting
r On the aUta OF the Confedeacy, avOrng the southern
tradition while stevenson opposing said tradition may be well
briefly just what Is ue uauuO"Al Su" PO'
that Eisenhower is supporting
~. tradition of keeping tn Negro and far possible
keeping the ballot abettng the nng Of Negroes
by giving immunity ynhers Of Negroes hnoreds OF negroes
nched their nhers are at age)
on sns Negroes less money work and Wciousy
opposing any abolish this economic injustice OF
paying Negro teachers for carrying heavier acng
loads seggang Negroes then basng their reasons for
ON the hndicaps Negroes through segregation
recurring Negroes defense of this country while denying
them the full citizenship rights the country preserved
employing Congress to defeat any egisia
ton that under which Negroes sf
waiting of the Supreme court before acting 10
equaby such manner as not to impose hardhPs
o. Negro citizens
opposing rights by playing up the state rights
last analysis means the states nght 10 hsnde
without Federal the color question arising
rom prejudice
OF making supremacy with God and Jesus Christ
catalogue Of human values
spreading Negroes stkngy ePOmzed
n he treatm o Negro soldiers
OF derding abusing utterly destroying possible
stand and contend for the Negroes
citizenship Eleanor Roosevelt Judge and Mrs
warrg Truman moral giant of
this generation.
refusing tragic die by naInt
Confederate competition with Old Glory under
the ideals Of matchless civilization
employing and embarass hapless
Negroes despair
feeling Negroes other than the
placing character the rating
human beings in their struggle for opportunity!
traditions which happily millions
depore hard to live down These
fighting heroicaly to
mon humanity
Dwight
these
traditions More his stawart stand civil
rights and human brotherhood
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
vortR CAN WADE yR. IS coNtvsrp. Hr SAYS

Editor: When the presidential Ike
Eisenhower president Now
OF Of his mud singing speeches
sincere and thoroughly honest How
OF campaigning? His Is the only party the best!
Stevenson better
Party every md
Who telling the a
eide his vote On the
Communist the dishonest
ineffecency the high
etc Millions
job and who
Both parties they be! party
party
good each makes believe getting
best TO be the would
best for nomination Then hold primary letting
When this has campaign
acknowledging the
failures Of bCth parties Tell
party the
goocs and Inefficient parties they
candidates will get nd Of these
what position they
What difference party n power long
or the best country
America Rather than for
The people should be able
best for the job Why should jammed
for the his choice package system
a always good
Let's think Of
party better yours thought
that Ike Eisenhower honest
nationally minded candidate Now
he rest
His party pay-YourS
Carl wSdr. Jr- sSS1 sth Ave SO- Minneapolis . MINI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Forsoks FGr DeaI For Smear DeoI
Editorial In BLACK DISPATCH

Ada Stevenson repeatedly
Democratic platform
itself That continue the
policies given little
Incidentally
Convert Truman WILL the
villain Of all but s remember II written The
bech from the bowels o iniquty"
Irrespective Of the scattered direction
the ordinary citizen this today living better
before This the
Ever the National Labor
Relations been controlled by those believe
collective bargaining and the executive orders issued both
Roosevelt having with fair employment practices
the Negroes annual from fourteen
billion dollars We might Roosevelt and Truman
policies have corrupted capitalism such that
Of their families
decent meal modern home live and fairly good clothing TO
The Roosevelt and Truman bascy
food clothing shelter millions
corruption the OF
While Republicans aFebu attempting 10
should b. nothing being
positive for America All negatiOn As Repub
ncanS opposed TO Democrats nothing
the American people wish suggesiOns which will
prove conditions superior TO what they
The Republicans TO Mr. Truman they
also the Deal President the United States
Citizens in this country who old enough should back
into their minds living conditions
today with what they blessing
II a a twenty years
who today a decide
back and the who
reclaimed his the Roosevelt desires
TO fall back into the the the thing
do Is forsake the Fair Deal for Smear Deal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Vote For Stevenson For President

This newspaper supports Ada Stevenson Tor president
II its readers 70 cast their ballots for the Democratic
candidate for the presidency because II thinks he will make
better President than his Republican opponent Genera" Dwight
Eisenhower
Our support of Stevenson based first his record on
the civil rights issues which every American in
and American Negro and other racial and religious
minores particular lie has been frank courageous and
unafraid TO face up to the civil rights issue.
We think his position foreign affairs, tlelands OIL
agriculture taxes labor small business the McCarran Act
economy public education public health housing the Korean
conflict and all other issues with which the President of the
United States deal have been sound and stated with
clarity, conviction and understanding
This editorial is written q Monday, October 81 and to
this date General Eisenhower Republican candidate has not
made public statement civil rights in his last minute
woong Negro New Workers. which could be considered
fortnight uncuoca In the south he lodged direct state
ment and when say anything he did il in such
obquc fashion that what he said had ring of lnsncey
On the other campaign issues General Eisenhower has
shown the grasp knowledge badly needed IN
who placed in the position of leading this nation in It's
most critical hour.
The pros and Of the records qualifications and back
grounds candidates. by this time well known Ia
reasoned study and obscr alton of the Presidential cand
dates Our decision support Gov Stevenson was arrived Mt
after q searching appraisal Of both candidates.
We think General Eisenhower Is fine man, personally
but believe Ada Stevenson will make the best President
This newspaper therefore. its readers to vote for
AdRi Stevenson for President next Tuesday, November
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

PRWIlEoE OF VOTING ON NOV. 4

This being express viewpoint held
privilege and duty of
November this 1852 offers the opportunity for
will shape the destiny
country the
tiona governing levels respectively
In quarters II accepted good policy for
purposes polls
uniformed and dnerestd BY bloc
the practice having entire
sody candidate
people necessarily
disintercsed
believe practices those the paragraph
be detrimental
the and amendments don't believe
should begged offered free
II belief that should the following
They the candidate
the him according
conclusions and best interests That unless physical
and poverty prevent make hardship.
Therefore without being less democratic believe
be sufficiently enthused that
and issues involved
property and general education not desirable sticks
for qualifying citizen qualities disquales
by becoming Informed
from the posR"v j. C. Hodge Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
MON.T GO Tn GOP HIS YEAR

that II the Republican party had adopted
stronger platform Negro
considerably true but do
promises anything would lead the Ne
COP numbers at the forthcoming
Therefore summary
pool barber shops restaurants night
politicians reflects the true sent
majority today And with this
predict that the Democratic candidates will
the hulk Negro votes Nov I.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Msmphis World For Ike
editorial In MeUnhlA Ten WoFLt

Eisenhower admits prejudice in
this country and his speeches and also the
thcr pledge eliminate racial In
the National Capitol and he has also
elimination ~ racial discrimination In other states
In his speeches he
In the Armed u President
Alderman Archibald Carey addressing meeting in Atlanta
Wednesday that promised him
personally that would Armed Fors
II he became President
We consider the General abb
willing to take his word this he what
Promised believe within his re
to out hts pledges and those his party
We among the millions Of Amen wtnnG
him chance and therefor" rP"at our Pledge Of
ton = President November
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
caiifornio Pepper Remembers Herbert Hoover
Editorial In the California EaEIeD

Herbert Hoover endorse
Dental guessed lie plug for Dwight Essen
the Ia publican hopeful
about does II
Jimmy Byrnes governor Of South
to abandon public educa
outlaws Jim Crow schools
Senatorial candidate
for Jim Crow schools In the
Negroes UNIT TO attend
graduate o professional schools with other students
Of Virginia OF the Senate
leading DiHiecrats
ss running California Nixon signed
cupancy Negroes and Amenans His Whittier
just prior getting presidential nomination Ike
NlxonI his boy We believe him. too He's hes kind OF boy
And Herbert Hoover
the who tried TO drive Negroes
Republican party whose do-nothng policy
the depression Remember the apple selling Gays
you any Of that?
you November and vote for Governor
Ike and Herbert Hoover and
the whole DixieCrat
a Stevenson
or FEPC.
lie m Illinois schools
Guard 10 put down the Cicero riots
He ended Illinois employment
than they had before
when Governor Stevenson
good Rights governor he'll good Cvn Rights
president.
DO you Dxecrats
the country
10 You making progress
We know
% polls November Z and for Ada Stevenson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

years with steady Jobs unemployment compenss
security . cushion, groups
particularly remain loyal this the
political party credited with giving them these
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
konsos Negroes 1SsS Sfes snsca
lan,ea A Hnn,lrtt JF EtlItoF kanSaa Plaln,lenlr

IT IL ESTIMATED that the
the Kansas viii their lot with
son ri
Negro voters Kansas prrmnatcy Republicans
enter
the White House because Of his
United
has taken question rights
Employment Essen.
hover failed any
the sentiment that the General a good
Negroes Kansas rapid
ntcgrae them fuller
citizens They willing gamble already
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Courier Tells Why n Supports Eisenhower
Editorial In PiitAburKh CouricF)

We support the Republican candidates because firmly
convinced that change control OF the Federal Government
absolutely obtain class citizenship
The nation also be saved from disastrous initiation and
nAnca tho bungng ended which has kept the nation
half tho Democratic party has been
power
Twenty years Federal Govern
lrrrfahle that the Democratic win
the civil rights legislation On give
NeErOea equality o rights privileges and opportunities.
Governor Ada Stevenson both the national
mediocre Un he nominated by his for tho
highest he little his
state In he liberal lie
boon considered the OF the nation tie
cannot be like Dewey New York Warren
California: DriRcol New nomination
revealed the
the nation This apparently the chief that his party
drafted" him,
Any fair and unbiased comparison % the qualifications %
candidates overwhelmingly resolved
repeatedly
Eisenhower tho Republican nomination
rmInently ttcd the Presidency that he would
everything power him 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
South coroIino Opinion

Moreover the IS , Fought
and delivered 10 US by Democrats II would urrr
other against thu So
gave { u
We Just getting political Door Of the
South and stupid our feet
crackPots
Their Carolina HeSrvcs to vote in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
BY DEAN GORDON b HANCOCK
RICHMOND. VA

RICHMOND,
editorial Richmond
daily sharp political pictures
Dwight u Eisenhower and
tell its that excerpt this editorial
To- Il
For questions Dwight adopt
Ell the traditional southern
Ia taken the opposite position
foregoing could
Eisenhower nothing
Eisenhower presidency
publication that b tier relations could
those would
believe
protect
highways the traffic lighting
thrObbng they
save % O
Eisenhower
types the that makes his
At Eisenhower carried his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
On The Peoples Minds

Until the polls close Tuesday November I. and the
election results known the topic upprmos in the minds of
most American are the elections The Negro has reached
his greatest force political factor the 1852 elections
We herewith reprnting opinions from the editorial
columns of section of Negro papers, indicating their c
tOra positions on Stevenson and Eisenhower.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31
Ohio PoPsr SGyS Negro win Stick Win Democrats
nv John Comh. rnlltIcnI AnaIy.t Ohio Scntincn

AT least 10 cent OF the Negro voters locally statewide and
safely the Democratic
that the Democratic
candidate John Sparkman the deep
civil rights which
miles long
CONCERNED WITH RIGHTS QUESTION
While people deeply concerned with
and foremost Interested
making Al
To-day the Ncgr" making than he
Is to
only with essential household furnishings hut luxurious
which their Income would afford
prosperity Washington
low family Moreover. they
As
long they keep rolling payday hcre be miserable few
Rripes from the poor people
PRECIOUS TIME BEING WASTED
satisfied and as such brother you wasting
precious telling that the administration Washington
a change
And what's skePte"l Of any"n" who makes
any such suggestion o that regard
The reaction low Income family toward the
r...nt election 20 him n'"an only ON" thing
xolng aAys % ~ @sAsFNa' SsPrss"H Of 10 OF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

MES NOT ON DET-EImcr Reeds Job is to keep his eve
on this big belt Convcyor that pourS $50 tons of ore con-
cenateS hour into transfer chute at an iron mine near
Bovey Minnesota In the background of Minnesotas
o. concentrating plants which help to meet the nations
needs for iron With the good decreasing
MlnncsotaS iron mining industry doing everything can
10 continue supplying ore to Misunderstanding expand
lowgrade and tacOnlte production II successful there
will be an supply for generations come-wth ncrcaS
ing prosperity for all Minnesota fair deal for Minncsotas
iron mining industry means good deal for you
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-31

friend 20 the little which
the things schedule We
certain promises
anything but tough all
Evening star., 1952-09-10

ston L. Prouty, fellow Republicans
who also are seeking reelection.
Senator Flanders had only to-
ken opposition from newcomer
William Semeraro as he piled up
So, 1903 votes, with little or no cam
paigning. Mr.. Semeraro got 8,612.
Mr.. Prouty had an easy time of
it. too. as he polled 47.526 to
1885 for George H. Abbott. with
IL towns missing.
One of the features Of the pri-
mary was the clear-cut victory
scored by State Representative F.
Elliott Barber. jr., in a three man
fight for the Republican nomina-
ton for State attorney general.
Mr.. Barber. brother of Sky
Jumper Mezzy Barber, received
33,001 votes. His opponents,
State Attorney Lawrence Deshaw
and Frederick Mehlman, got A.
086 and 1883. respectively.
Mr.. Mehlman had been deputy
attorney general for five years
and sought to succeed his boss,
Clifton G. Parker. who did not
seek reelection.
There were no contests among
the Democrats for Statewide
office.
The principal Republican NOM
ineeS will be opposed in Novem-
Der by these Democratic candi-
dates: Senator, Allan R. Johnston,
Barre; Governor, Robert W.. Lar
row. Burlington; Representative
Herbert B. Comings, Richford.