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Evening star., 1952-11-12
MATTRESSES. white; must be expert
enced. Apply In, person. GAME COCK

AAAnESDESs Nulte, must pc eXpeEl-
ss1EssE AARDly r person. g GAME NE cock
MATTRESSES. white, full or is part
time; excellent working conditions;
top wages. Call HEDIN HOUSE
Gash; .tsha s9lGree; 9s' sl;s7sS, & work on fruit
GfRI. friday. IS, GOOD typist. elec
typewriter exper. pref: interesting
position. various duties. includini
some figure work; opport; for ad-
WOMAN. white. for work in dinina
room, exper... not necessary, salary
plus board. room and laundry. Ap-
ply IN person; MASONIC AND EAST
lS;rs ERM STAR sCA HOME. 5000 New Hamp-
LADIES. earn Sab-s5o wkly.: extra
Xmas money. taking orders for
REAL SILK, 122 items Of apparel
Phone Miss Martin. MA. 1857. 1913.
WOMAN, with separate income. man
ager for small rooming house In ex-
change for good living quarters;
uNgsUAE uARRlTU lGls offokTGEirx. n 81 natlona hs
Tor pleasant LADY s With SfnqaH high STAND. ssand.
ard ard n1 and earnestness dI sta Of purpose;
WINTER IN SOUTH for lady with
must be able to work without q boss
% e0& THoGGHTs fHoIS SFsr' of Christmas bin.
worry you? Diana Deering cos;
metics can bring you plenty Of
II am. KE. s-5O52 for interview
SPARE TIME CASH - Sell xma.
cards. As much as $50 weekly. M
experience needed: sell on sight
Gift wrappings. ribbons. stationary
sTT11os sGTf ta or asS ss ItsEsTY .t Suite REEI 5da
RE 471s. Open Thursday ewes. ~
LOCAL BRANCH of Victor Addins
Machine Co. desires part-time Cir
for various clerical work. Call DI
' 1913 for appointment. -12
AVON Iepf Sssr Sds can 10 .sqn sST sso
before Xmas: training now. RE
EXPEsRrENcED in general insura nc,
onice; full or part time; excellent
working conditions. Call ME. 267O
ADVENTUROUS YOUNG LADIES, is
q. Travel Southern States. ia
:haperoned. group, $500 $4oo mo. mo.
expenses advanced and drawing &C
count. No experience necessary
| Cars furnished. See MISS DONO
NAN Va 100 4,20-d;0o zoo D.m,. Houston Hotel %
EARN EXTRA MONEY BETWEEN
| NOW AND XMAS-Sales hell
needed, either part time or full time
hours IL to and 5 to 9 pm; S.
| per hour; employe discounts OF
purchases: pleasant WORKING con
ditions. WOLPE JEWELERS.. 332:
FRENCH-sPEAKING LADY, for iigh
housework Mon. through Fri; gooC
wages: refs. Call JU. S-S36S. Ia
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SOLTCITORs. exper ;
work from home; unlim. phone; sal
ary. Call Thurs. only. 10:30-12:30.
DE. 5000.
TELLER - Permanent position with
opportunity for advancement. Apply
PsF;snae! ss rRHgT aeg1 CO.. SAT4SAl 5fh And SAY
TEXTILE wEAvERs-wanted, ladies
to do weaving or inweaving. Good
salary. WASHINGTON TEXTILE
WEAVING co. 81 18th st. NV.
typist-A cal interested in iearnins
advertising; shorthand knowledge
preferred: 5-day week. Call DI. 740O.
If advertising is your aim! -12
TYPIST-Under 40, for FIRE and
casualty insurance branch once. In
surance experience helpful but not
necessary. Pleasant working condi-
vance to important position: 37h
hour week. Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL. S12 woodward Bldg.
TYPIST-Interesting work in audit
Ing ins dept: pleasant working con-
aItionsi Mst i,r. excel; s1;r.. company benefits
on reports. Only those Interested
Mr.: Cieri. SEARS. ROEBUCK a. CO.,
$500 v st. ne. Rear Bladensburg
rd. Hot Shoppe).
position; 35-hr. wk.;
pleasant working condS. Apply in
person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES,
INC, Bird and sts. me- -17
TYPlNG-Typing and general ONCE
work; o-day wk.. good salary: excel.
JEWELERS.. 1l2l II st. ne. -1k
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HElP-DoMESTic

COOK. seneral hogseyork: live, In
COOK. exper.; $165 mo; live in. witt
empl. husband who must be avail
ovsly ssg Spssrs p r@ nor with sS'ss Bath down
heavy cleaning; 5h-day week; ref
Call before IL am. DE. 94S1. la
COOK. experienced. city references
must US liks children; live in. Gal
COOK "a; q NV. live in. must have in ref.
erences. $50 per week to start. 5H
Rock Creek Park. Last housekeepei
ndGK s5ayKsd years ss9iIed aE Sefl IL. in: N l..
vacation, Salary open. Local refs
COOK-G.H.W., live. in; experienced,
settled colored girl; references; sac
week. W.. 2lll. -13
G.H.W.. live in, fond Of children,
wanting home. pvt. rm:. bath: clean
intelIigent. TU. 2111.
G.H.W.i to live in; exper., with ref;
.sicc: private upstairs scSdnagea I% eb a.
dren. wed. afternoon and every
other Sunday OF. Oh. 4942. la
CIV, "a to 45. new home. liys
!, indian M lcSSksnt RSSk ter; nv: S:,n with ,.,x
ga days. 9:16 through dinner; sit
2 ewes; $25 and tokens to start.
GIRL, colored, g.h,w., no Laundry,
live in; 5ls-day wk; $35 per wk.;
city refs; only. 81: $3.50.
HOUsEKEEPER, with ONCE exper:.
State experience. age. requirements.
BoTsEKEEfER. live in or out; pro-
fessional couple; above average
SF.; $40; iS permanent man in.tcwn sls 0asy home;
RA. 4o0I. 1901 Shepherd st. NV.
LADY TO CARE for s-mos. .-oid child
aasgssToEk;s asys. 81. snss nss-in or come in week
LADY, white. refined. who wants .
children; small weses; refs. re-
MAID, iiye-in in faeilsies: Cities: drivers license
required; comb. general housework
and ONCE work. Pleas. pos. for in
telligent depend. person. WI. $3.50.
MAID. experienced general housework,
.s2S cooking; live In or stay 4 nights.
MAID. white or colored, good refer
ences; live in pleasant 2nd-ho
room; children; simple cooking.
no heavy cleaning; $50 q week;
EI.MWOOD 3S71,. 12 to 8 pm. -13
MAID, live in. g.h,w., cookiDg. care
/ child; upstairs rn1.: other help
employed; Wed. aft, every other
Sun. OF; $50 per wk. ia. 559o.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
hElP-WokAEN

sTENOGRAPHRR for once Of lumber
board. STEMBLER Il FORD, INC,
Capitoa Heights. Md. HI. 1915. --1S
STENOGRAPHER, temporary. 2-3
mos; single: not over 80; exper. :
1928 mo. Apply rm. 524 Southern
Railway Bldg, 18th and X st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
TELEPHONE
AID CLERKS

oung women. 1888 yrs. Of age
who possess q pleasing telephone
voice. have the ability to spell well
IS words per min: hours, 9-6.
days, and S-1 on Sat. Apply Per.
sonnet, Room 600; open weekdays
5:3O-5 and Sat-. o-1. No phone
Halls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-12
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Let me keep your
RECORDS ana prepare your financial
statements and tax returns in spare
time ED CSrQ 1ns
Evening star., 1952-11-12
HElp--WoAEN

ASSISTANT. white, age 21-30, for
ing. For Interview phone AID. O084
Evening star., 1952-11-12
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

CIV. Or child care, colored girl. de-
iob. 5.day week, atfsSS II. 4.eso7. oe'.'e'
GIRL, colored. wishes job as general
GIRL. IRlr. cSolorsd; m :, wishes work. S.a-dsy
GIRL, coLORRD. wants day work
Wednesday. SO and car fare. Gail
GiRL, Col coi.. desires s.h.w.. 4 days.
work; good p1sa 4ef. Il. t4f.:is5sS4f. -. s:''
LAUNDRESS.. woman colored desires
LAUNDRY work to do at her home. Ii
WOMAN. colored. wants g.h.w.. fun
TN tine or days work; good references.
WOMAN. eolored, desires days work;
goo a-ao9o ,oodfsss Between en oss and cleaner
WOMAN. colored. experienced, wishes
days work or part-time work. Call
WOMAN WITH CHILD would ike
work eds, mornings cleaning small apt.
HEARffHY RECOMMEND MAID. with
us2 yrs. for 1.h.w. and/or care OF
child 9 days week. Phone OR. 1929
TWO tHS'sedf' eoE'oRE6 Ra1 WOMEN wan, full
LATIN AMERICAN GIRL wants
g:h;w, part time, s days week. Ref.
NE; 46l4 after pm.
EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC workers
VA Tant ATST TSTk by day or week. can
C0LoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. 5 or
o days wk. Exper. Refs. NO. 0o2e
COLORED GIRL desires day work;
Mn f3nd asl4 Ct children; good reference.
COLORED GIRL desires 8 days work
or day work cleaning ONCE. no
C0L0RED GIRL viii work as childs
maid. Phone LII. $1,000.
COLORED LADY desires days work
4:s7ae. csil $50 to fe'st1n'e'. 10 e.m. Is Il
COLORED LADY desires g.h.w., plain
cooking; references. Call DU. 464S.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, avaii-
able for baby sitting evenings; also
can do ironing; ref. RA. 6035.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work,
Laundry or cleaning; experienced.
Elk. 4765.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

MEN. white. must have high school
educ. to work in large carpet store
Apply D1ENER'S. INC. 1900 r. I.
ave. ne. Ia
MEN-Virginia Offices needs 2 part
owners: NO sELLING; excellent sai-
ary. Apply In person before l pm.
26l4 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. lis
MEN WANTED for garages and park
Ing lots; day and night shifts open
good hours. good pay: chance for
ARRANGEMENTS; also group hospital
vacation after / year See Mr..
Moore. 1419 Eye st. NV. Dc not
phone. --l3
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full time
men average $1O0 and up per wk.
Repeat business plus regular Gus
toners assures YOU of steady, regular
& BASIS sif' II yon on wish Ghe to Or prove TS daS tS
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average $100 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
with you and train you. II you are
interested in q sure way to raise
your income, inquire at Oil Ma
tional Press Bldg, I4tll and p SITS.
NV, or phone D1. ATT or DI. 349S.
MEN ,24l: white. to distribute hand
460 N. Y. ave. NV. NV ~ AN
MEN (24). white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay. SIS. Report 7 am.
400 N. Y. ave- NV
Evening star., 1952-11-12

ENGINEER, colored, lst-class. Mary.
land license. exper. in L. a. II. oil
and stoker-type boilers. also refgr.
Refs. Box 281-M, Star. I6'
MAN, ex-convict, white. 33, single.
product OF f1ne old Va. family; must
Please help me. Box 275-M. Star.
MAN. white, dependable, desires
Waterman or maintenance Job; live
IN Or, or out; good health. ref. 10.
Man desires Job as short order cook
enced. co. so65. A~'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For eme .oyment. odd tobs. yard. work.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
9arbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532
PHARNfACIST-Young, fully experi-
enced, REGISTERED D. C. and Md,
seeks full-time employment. Local
refS. Recently sold own store. MI.
$3.50 or write Box 1875. Star.
YOUNG MAN, white. college educa-
ton seeks employment in high-type
t%een Ssar s1is stC5e ann MlshIsan oT an 7l41 be-
YOUNG MAN. graduate Amherst Col
lege with over l year Harvard Law
School. in upper half of class but
leaving TO enter commercial busi-
ness field. Desires connection with
progressive organization where ap-
pllcation will offer career and OPP
I9gNs Ip9fgtgnity gt.r of advancement. gox
STUDENT, 20, part time, week ends
or evenings; counter or soda man;
varied exper.; reliable. sober. HO.
711O after $50 pm 13s
Evening star., 1952-11-12
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER
Must be experienced. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS
1900 MASS. AVE. NV.

Asst. Bookkeeping Machine
operator. Opening for young lady to
RerE IN acGRSantinf oics t1 operate
chine and do related work; 5-day
VIZ. Apply in person to Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES INC, 911
7th st. NV. --16
BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator,
full or part-time. FRED THE HAIR
sTYLIsT. at Brooks. 11O9 @ st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper: steady
rosstlon: good pay and commission.
Apply 7713 Ga. ave. NV. -16
BEAUTY OPERATOR--Earn Ss5 to
$lOO Der wk. Guarantee plus comm.
sgfenay gIVE HSRenisRRgHyr,lLso iSR ARe.y LOUIS cREA.
BOOKKEEPER - Well-known. long
established ladies' speciality shop has
opening for permanent ONCE posi-
tion; daily sales distribution. post
Ing charge accounts. balancing
ns,s red,sers; rs pleasant working conditions.
Write Box 1905, Star. stating age.
experience and salary expected. Is
BOOKKEEPER. full or part time, for
portnnity. OR. ss4o. oAuSu- A1$ Sp
BOOKKEEPING machine operator;
established large firm In Bethesda
Chevy Chase area has opening for
permanent position; 39-hr.. 5M day
week. When writing please state
experience and salary expected. Box
1861, Star. -15
BOOKKEEPER-A 5-day
wk.; perm. pos; local refs. required;
raplo advance; new. modern ONCE
PRICE REFRIGR. Co. 340O Ga.
ave. NV.
BOOkKEEPER tASST.) CASHIER,
automottve exper. preferred but not
essential; should be accurate with
atty: excel. salary. 5-day wk.. paid
vacation. ins. benefits. etc. MCNEIL
MOTORS. 141S p st. NV, CO. 2163.
BOOkKEEKING CLERK, neat: various
office duties In speciality shop: excel.
working conds. TALL APPAREL,
INC. 73S 18th st. NV. Ii
Evening star., 1952-11-12
hELP---MEN

WATCH SALESMAN for fine
established F st. jewelry store.
Permanent position with sub
stantial starting salary. Ex-
perience necessary. Referen-
ces REQUIRED. Write Box 191-
8, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
ENOGRAPHER

<70vGkt AOAN1 LEX 4s
'oung woman. 21-35 yrs. Of age. who
types and takes shorthand ut q reas--
onser onaRe rate Il naaDns q sDssd Sf
gram; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room 6O6: open week
days, S:30-5, and Sat-. 9-1. No
ohone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HoMF-In snare
time. Also 30l business, ipdustriai.
engineering. art and academic
courses. Diploma awarded. Write or
Shone for catalog Of courses. les.
232 Bond Bldg. NE. 1896.
NURSERY AIDE TRANEES-open.
6-mo. course. Students receive free
rm. and board and cash allowance.
Apply CHILDREN'S CONVALES.
CENT HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill I'd,
ne, LA. $4,000. ia
Evening star., 1952-11-12
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR

Small PIX board, clerical
work, some typing required,
permanent position; 6-day, 40
hour week: salary. $50 per
week to start; pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply Mr..
Bailey.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE CO.
2233 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMeN

MAN AND WIFE with Q children
Will manage small apt. bldg. or
looming house in exchange for
refs. MIR. FISHER, ME. 9247. l3s
Evening star., 1952-11-12
HElP-WoMEN
PRX OPERATOR
RECEPTIONIST

Personnel ONCE. Monday through
Friday; 3 weeks annual leave; per-
manent position: hours. 7 am. to
$3.50 pm; general office duties in
clude filing and limited typing Ex-
perience meeting public and good
judgment essential.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
ART DIRECTOR
AVAILABLE

Versatile, creative de-
signer: age 33 yrs.: 12-
yrs. experience indus
trial design. advertising
and editorial art. Thor
ough working knowl-
edge: planning, produc.
tion. layout, typography,
illustration, lettering,
Follow through and
preparation of finished
art. BACKGROUND in all
printing processes. Box
oTk-M Gfar As
Evening star., 1952-11-12
NOTICE 10 jon APPLICANrs

NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS
Firms engaged IN inferstafe com.
fnerce or In the production Of
goods for commerce mast no,o pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-hdlt for OUertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Lap. job seekers offered less By
corered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour DtUfsion. D. s..
Department OF Labor. telephone
Executive 2t20. Extension 1875.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

MAN to work in LIQUOR store and
deliver; must have D. c. permit
and be over 81 years old. Must fur
nish references. Call CO. 4333
work in food market; d. c. drivers
permit and refs. 4139 Wheeler rd
Sc. 10. c-51f1. --13
MAN for outdoor newsstand, steady
work: must be sober, reliable. Apply
NEWSSTAND, 14th and Kenyon n W
MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851
Evening star., 1952-11-12
HELP MEN Goat
statesmen

Vireinia ONCE needs 2 good men
s6 to S5. full or part time, to close
leads; experience not necessary; we
give you the best Of training; car
necessary. Apply In person. 2614
/ pm, lis
Evening star., 1952-11-12
SAI,ESMENl
SALES TRAINEE

We want an alert personable well
hard work He will be trained to
earn $500 per month from the
start. Call ME. 5232 for personal
interview Ia
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
One Nation, One World World Peace
BY Robert DUR

What the youth has say in the Deep South these
days is important therefore you will be interested to know
Peggy Massey young white girl winner of the Ala
bama statewide oratoca contest had World Peace
And so give you the text of Miss Massey winning
torcal address:
mean every American citizen? that free
to worship church Of choice free meet here and
convictions and that students free to study
subjects of choice These the rights of every A
mercan by God protected by the constitution
To-day communism challenges American democracy
One of the important institutions through which must meet
this challenge democratic system Of public schools
Franklin d. Roosevelt said Education is the foundation
Of democratic government
During World War II the power Of education miss
by the dctaors of the Axis nations in order to further
their own selfish purposes Through distorted truth and mis-
directed education the youth of their lands were taught hatred
prejudice greed and intolerance.
Nov must this power of education to promote an
democracy of social justice and brotherhood
than so per cent of the worlds population living
in primitive economic conditions. A billion Of them
neither write Their ignorance and poverty is threat
both to them and AS Thomas Jefferson said "A nation
that expects be both free and ignorant expects what never
viii te!'
1.-THE modern trend in education longer leans toward
the mere memorzaon of facts but is concerned with the nd
vduas development and training for every day living Schools
must teach those sl<s and attitudes that will help create
society in which world citizenship will be possible.
Many of the MISUNDERSTANDING among nations are due
to ignorance ideas about other people How many of you
really believe that all scotcmen thrifty? All Mexicans
lazy? All Italians will cheat and that Englsmen are slow to
the point of joke?
I'm cross section of any country you will find peo
pie who misery and who generous some who are
honest and others who decefu Education must teach us
apprase each person individual We must put end
racial and religious determinations.
Understanding alone inadequate Economic security lis
also essential to universal peace To provide this security Pres
dent Truman in his inaugural address advocated the sharing
of of technical knowledge This should be coopera
tive enterprise The logical pooling of worldwide
would produce greater prosperity. All men this modern
See ONE NATION, ONE woRLD-WoRLo pEAcE-paee
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
says:
National Campaigns And State Excuses j.

opposing the national program of civil
rights (for Negroes) becomes candidate for
what some people consider the highest no.
nor the nation can afford, then many
thoughtful people-both rghtists and
wrongists-begin to wonder about the men,
tai gymnastics of the excuse makers. We
can understand the position of gentlemen
in Arkansas who even though they don't
go as far as we would like, do have pro-
gram of improvement and are really going
somewhere-even If step by step.
But gentlemen in other states who OPP
pose the national program but let wrongs
against races (Negroes) run rampant in their
own state naturally makes us wonder about
the quality of their thinking We wonder If
it never occurs to them that the national
program could be halted in its tracks and
its leaders left entirely without an argument
if the wrongists would put up some sort of
state program, at least appearing to be
headed in the right direction, in their own
states.
If the state leaves its rights undone, ii is
extending an invitation to the nation to
take care of them. The nation cannot afford
to be indefinitely embarrassed, handicapped,
and hindered in its exhibition of democracy
ana It's international leadership by handful
of vrongists who refuse to accept the ma
tional position Of right and at the same time
refuse to define and put into &C
ton in their own local kingdoms any
local program of right and rights. Excuse
against national programs of right MUST be
supplemented by initiation of local programs
of right. You can't halt progress by exCus-
es. The Negro is weak, but the moral atti-
tude of the nation and the world is strong
and growing stronger.
The genius and strength of the south
entitle it to position as leader of the right
and not leader of the excuse.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02

During recent gubernatorial elections
since the Negro came in possession of the
ballot very little bargaining the Negro voter
! was able to do, for the big Shot Negro"
who had misrepresented the race and grinned
himself into the confidence of the white man,
had sold the Negro vote out before the Me-
gro knew what was going on. But unless
we miss our guess, the 80 candidates for
high offices are coming out in the open
and direct to the Negro voter before they
can assure themselves of any Negro voters
consideration.
Behind door falkland what goes
along with it-mght be alright for our
Negro leaders, but it is of no benefit to the
Negro mass. The Negro is tired of being sold
down the river for the benefit of favorite
few He is tired of paying his allegiance to
the American flag and living under the
confederate flag. AS long as the American
flag is waving over the Land of the Free
and the Home of the Brave the Negro in
Arkansas wants it to wave over him. He is
tired of letting his pseudo leaders use him
to support men in high offices who violate
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02

the will of God and the federal constitution
to perpetuate an outmoded tradition that Is
destined to destroy the very foundation up
on which this country was built.
In 50, in Arkansas as on the national
scene, the Negro wants some straight talk.
And he wants it direct from the candidates
themselves. He does not, and it is our guess,
that he will not take campaign promises as
he takes his Cadillac automobiles
He wants some one whom he
can go back on, the candidate himself and
not the Negro leader who said "Mr. Charley
said
The high-sounding talk of what has
been done is not going to get it in 50. The
The Negro knows what has been done
damsite better than anybody can tell him.
What he wants to know is what is going
to be done, and how he is going to be eff
fected by it,"
This is merely prediction of ours for
we feel that the Negro voter in Arkansas is
much wiser in 80 than he was in so How
ever, we could be wrong.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
Insurance For Freedom

This editorial should not be necessary.
save to announce that the annual Spring
Membership Campaign of the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of Coored
People (NAACP) is now under way. There
should be no need for any special plea. no
need for urging, for promoting. But human
beings being what they are, we are COM
PEELED to add special appeal. Nowhere in
the world-and we say this studiedly-is
there an organization brought about so
many liberating changes in the law and liv.
ing of a nation and for the benefit of a
people That organization is the NAACP.
Are Negroes safer today from lynching
than even few years ago? Can Negroes,
even in New York, enter more places of pub
lie accommodation? Can Negroes live in bot
ter neighborhoods today than once was the
case? Are our children and teachers in the
South getting a better break? Are Negro sol
diers experiencing better treatment and
more opportunities in the armed forces?
Are Negroes finding more and better OPP
portunities for employment?
The answer to all these questions and
hundred more is yes" And the principal
organization which has led the fight for
over forty years is the NAACP. 1t has fought
brains with brains, law with law: II has
from the beginning, harnessed the hearts.
minds and hands of white and Negroes into
working for the advancement of Negro-A-
mericans and therefore, for the promotion
OF democracy. If the U. S. A. looks a little
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-05-02
Army Segregation Aids Communist

March 1851, which specifically provides for
segregation: IF individual Negro officers Or
enlisted personnel possess primary qualifi-
cations which cannot be utilized in Negro
units because the individuals are excess to
the needs of such units, or because there
are no Negro units in the command en-
ploying personnel who have such primary
qualifications, it is the policy of this COM
mand TO assign these individuals to units
which can most effectively utilize their
qualifications regardless of race or color"
In effect, this policy establishes the prin-
ciple that Negroes should be assigned to all
Negro units except in those cases where it
is impractical to do So
AS one observer por.. out 1.-THE treat
ment of the Negro soldiers by the Ameri-
can Army is one of the weakest links in
Americas effort to build defense against
Russia"