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Evening star., 1953-09-18

DRItER-Young boy; Servicing gen.
70 BEScoN ELEcrRfc HePG sUPPL9 p 9eGson co
s051 18th St. Silver Spring, Nd.
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS, 6 days:
pRfTERPoRTER fSTS RaPeS L 7T7yO yery sooo salary
WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
1901 45th ST. NV. 30
DRIVER PORTER-Over 81. colored
steady position. HIGGER's DRUG.
DR1vER.PoRTFk. RI cfR1 ays n% colored pe expert
enced. reference Apply in person.
FARRAGUT MARKET. 5oO4 list St
DRiVER-sALEsMAN. take over estab-
Shed EiaHt tire route; excel oPpor nGF for
comm. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO:
1924 Ga. ave. w. RA. 6-9S50. 30
DRUG CLERK-Over 81; 6-day week;
good salary and hours. HIGGER s
DRUG. 30l7 Conn. ave nv: 20
EN-. 2-725O for appointment. is
ELECTRICIAN. licensed in Washing
ton, Arlington and Fairfax. Expert
rffcTRicrASs If TRfS q. 5IaeIP aTLPER ps expsri
ELECTRICAL TECHNiCIAN. exper
on all types OF nearing AID service;
permanent. ST. 3-5554. go
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
h elpers for new construction.
HARP ELECTRIC SERVICE,
1928 Bladensburg rd. ne. LA.
6-lSS5 "a
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helpers; white: for old and new
house work. WASHINGTON ELEC-
TRIO CO.. 1920 14th st. NV, RA
3-4575, EN- 3-1g64 80
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white. over
is. Apply timekeeper's ONCE from
am. to 3 pm. SHOREHAM HO
TEL. $500 Calvert st. No phone
calls accepted. IL
ESTIMATOR, special millwork. top
pay disqualification, retirement:
excellent working conditions; splen-
did opportunity offered. BARBER
& ROSS CO.. INC. DE. 2-05O1.
Mr Jones' 30
Evening star., 1953-09-18
YOUNG INDUSTRY

One Of the rarest opportunities since
the booming 1920'S to get in on
ground floor and enjoy the benefits
Of owning an independent business.
product, nationally advertised (Ex-
ample: Full page ad Sept. IA LIFE
pg. 19. Earnings to:
S200-S30O per mo. part time
S5OO-S1, 900 per mo. full time
$1,000 and above. etc. for man with
training of others. Call Mr.. BRAY.
DU. 1-9l06 -IS
Evening star., 1953-09-18
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MEN 81. to sell furniture
on floor. in our Washington and
Arlington stores; good salary and
comm. Unusual good oppor. Apply
YOUNG MEN, to work with local
field mgr; no eXper. needed; aver
age earnings $50 per wk. to start.
Rm. 422. 1404 N. York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
MACHINIST

5-6ay. 45-hour week. Paid hospi-
talization and vacation. New plant
facilities. Apply BOWEN & CO.,
l24S7 Chapman ave, Rockville,
Md: OIL. 2-1S00. --23
Evening star., 1953-09-18
A REAL OPPORTUNITY

Salesman to represent natl elect'l
products mfr; salary. incentive
bonus, full car expenses paid and
company benefits: calling on eStab-
lished jobber trade. archts.. bldrs
and contractors. State full past
history and salary desired Car es-
sential. All inquiries with full in
formation guaranteed response. Box
Evening star., 1953-09-18

cense. DISTRICT SHADE SHOP.
2IOl X st. NV, ST. 3-7860. lis
MAN. Young. white. energetic, to
work in auto brake shop. 903, N
MAN "A; H. TO 70 WORK IN MEAT DEPT.
able but not necessary. Excellent
working conditions. ia. S-4545;
MAN, for general repair work in
large apartment development in
Silver Spring area. White man with
ERcs RsRnH RsPins cOn sHPer and opeo
nifty for advancement. 5000 per
mo- to start. MR.. FINNEY. JU.
Northwest Park Apts., 475 S. Hamp-
ton dr.. Silver Spring. Md. 10
NAN to compose: type letters: keep
inventory fili orders; rs no oi 6ictation;
curate with figures, good memory.
51a days; $50 week. OF. 4-913l;
life insurance company. No expert
ence necessary. On-the-job train
ing Good salary and commission.
MAN, WiTH EDUCATION, in book
keeping or accounting and expert
enced IN Government travel and
property, of county policies and
regulations: must be anle to assume
supervisory responsibilities. Give
details of education and prior en-
ployment in reply to Box 79-M, Star.
30
Sewing Machine Co.
wants to employ men who are in
terested in their future. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 1340 G st. NV.
MA. S-O1S4. 80
MEN OR WOMEN to eniov a profit
able business of their own in theil
own community in Arlingtjn and
Alexandria. Full or part time We
assist you in :tarting and rs'a biiSh-
ing you business. Write RAW
sLE1GH'S, Dept. DC1-14-MW, Rich
mond. Va.
MEN NEEDED, for dark room: exper
helpful but not necessary. Apply
COOPER TRENT OF MARYLAND.
INC. 4703 Hampden lane, Bethesda.
-1S
MEN WANTED for delivery and stock
work, drivers license necessary.
NAYLOR PHARMACY, 3039 Na lor
Evening star., 1953-09-18
SWITCHBOARD OPR.
TECHNICIAN
TYPIST

Young girl, 1925 VI. of age, for per-
manent position with The Star. Must
be accurate Some clerical expert.
ence is desired Five day. 40-hr
week Apply Personnel Room sos
Open weekdays. S:30-5. and Sat
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave, NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
TYPISTS

White. under 40; permanent positions
(also some temporary positions last
ditioned bldg. mod. cafeteria, 40-hr.
5-day week; annual starting salary
S2,400; liberal vacation and sick
leave. Interviews 9 am. to pm.
DID ONArAIEI nMIlrNNIl
Evening star., 1953-09-18
JANITOR

colored. reliable, 25-35 years Of age
capable of passing physical exam.
4O-hour. week. Apply Personnel.
Room sos. Open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat. Oil No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1Ol Pennsylvania Ave NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18

Lab. Tech.-BetheSda
9-3 pm. Tissue culture production.
Sterile technique eXper. essential.
OIL. 4-34O0. 20
MANAGER for candy and gift shop;
Experienced preferred; between 35
and 45. Apply in person. 1929 X
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN, white, experienced: to work
in doctors office; full or part time.
Ii. 3-3400. I'll
NURSE. registered, with office and
clinic experience, for busy physi,
clans Office, Top salary for qualified
person. LO. 1-16O0.
NURSERY AIDE TRAINEES, certified.
= mos. training course in child
care for students, is to .25 yrs;
board and room and cash allow
ance. CHILDREN'S CONVALESCENT
ZONE, 1871 Bunker Hill rd. ne,
NURs2, REGISTERED - Preference
given to those with public health
experience; 5-day wk.; sal. depend
ent upon aualifica tionS. Write
ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. 30
NURSA white live in. care of girl
3i2 years. boy II months and in
FAINT; / day off a week. and every
other Sunday. Local refer. Baby
care and small children exper. OIL.
o-2536 80
Evening star., 1953-09-18
FILE CLERK
FLORIST

For appointment. call OIL. 4-7976.
30
FOUNTAIN GIRL, coIored, top salary
and hours Meals furnished; excel
lent working cond. WO. 6-S60O.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. small con-
Struction firm. State qualifications
and salary. Box 446-R, Star. ~"
HOSTESS. white, exper. 5-day wk. ;
lunch and dinner; off Tues. and
Thurs. BETHESDA INN, 1926 Wis
ave, Bethesda, OIL. 4-39S0, OIL
1892. -23
salary open to negotiations. CO.
LUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
Pa ave and ohth ST q W. -1S
Evening star., 1953-09-18
HELP--MEN

PLASTERER-1st class with knowl-
edge of ornamental work.. Cornice
and texture work especially. S2S
per day to right man. Box 1907.
pHIiUiMsBER's HELPER. with D. c. per
NIT. Apply 11O9 9th st. NV. is
PLUMBER AND HELPER. expert
Apply ASsI a4AjP sHAPiRo PkuMsfNo !! IS 81,
PLUMBERS-Exper. Job at Freder.
exner.. Sn; U to Box sao-M, Star. ia
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS wanted.
PLuMBERs' IItS 81 4pEi HELPERS "a, exper.
3471 Wash blvd, JA. S-7S9S. --19
PORTER, colored, neat and reliable,
drivers permit. BRADLEY DRUG,
5000 Arlington I'd, Bethesda, OIL.
PoRTER-DR1vER, 6cfaR colored; must be
pesranes: Apply in in person. sTATLER
FLORISTS. K st. entrance. Hotel
PORTER for retail liquor store.
drivers license. local refs. required.
Apply in person only. REX LIQUOR
STORE, 5319 Wis. ave. NV. go
PRESSMAN-PRINTER, exper.. all
round man, perm. position. in 1St-
class job shop; Kluge and Little
Giant. Must be strictly sober and
relisble lIa Appy IN peEsDn pep4M,N Ne phSne
ppESsFp II%5 King St, ST AIns;.vs.a AlGx: Va pGCx
WILLIE LAUNDRY, Poplar 2-244S.
PREssER, colored. Apply HAMILTON
HOTEL. Time Keepers ONCE. bet.
Evening star., 1953-09-18

must be graduate in
English and secretarial college: 35-
hour week; starting salary, S4,400
per year. Reply. stating age, eXpe-
rience and availability. Box 35S-R,
Star 10
Evening star., 1953-09-18
statesmen
CARPET

Fully experienced: drawing account
and commission; one who is used to
earning S150 per week. QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO., 609 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
OFFICE CLERK

VI 1NL NALAV4A
Young lady to work in credit Office
of large jewelry store. Interesting
work in pleasant surroundings.
Many company benefits. Apply in
person to Mr.. Harkins, CAST Ell
BERG. 1904 F st. NV. -22
REGISTERED NURSE, full time; pm.
duty Apply CHILDREN'S CON-
VALESCENT HOME, 1871 Bunker
Hill I'd ne LA. 6-3600 II
Evening star., 1953-09-18
PERSONNEL OFFICE

Natl Geographic Society
3rd and r SITS. NE. Do not phone
10
Evening star., 1953-09-18
statesmen

Builder-broker requires services Of
high -caliber statesmen. Ideal work
ing cond. and full cooperation. Will
assure top earnings. Replies conf
Dental. Call JE. 3-S11S; evenings,
OF. 1-aG25. -19
Evening star., 1953-06-07

pepper, Parmesan cheese, 8
teaspoons olive oil.
Pull apart mullins with q
fork. Toast until lightly
Drowned. Place tomatoes on
muffln halves. Top each with
a cheese slice. Sprinkle with
garlic salt, cayenne pepper
and ParmeSan. Pour l tea
spoon olive oil over each.
Place on piepan or cooky sheet
and bake in hot oven 400
degrees F. IS minutes.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

tomatoes and spoon tomatoes
on top Of biscuits. Chop
anchovieS and cut cheese into
smaller pieces, place on toma-
toes. Sprinkle with oregano.
Bake in a hot oven (45O de-
greeS F.) 10 to IL minutes.
Makes IL piZzaS.
10 PM. Pixxas
Three English mullins, "a
cup diced fresh tomatoes,
drained; 6 slices mozzarella
cheese, garlic salt, cayenne
Evening star., 1953-06-07

biscuits (12 biscuitS), table
spoon olive oil, l eight-ounce
can tomatoes, l two-ounce can
anchovieS, Six-ounce pack
age proceSsed American or
moZzarella cheese, pinch
oreganO.
Roll biscuits to A-inch
thickness and pinch edges of
biscuit rounds to form slight
ridge. Place on a well-oiled
cooky sheet. Brush each with
olive oil. Drain juice from
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

Another sign came today to show
how the Pacific Southwest South
ern California, Arizona, Nevada
and New Mexico-is leading the
Nation in economic development.
The Pacific Southwest Regional
Office of the National Association
of Manufacturers disclosed that for
the six months period just closed it
leads all NAM regional offices in
new members gained from fields of
producers and distributors of use
full goods.
MANS Development Chairman
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

economic development of the ma
ton and of this area.
''While it's membership is in
creasing throughout the country,
it is only in this area that its gains
have been so substantial.
Part of the gain is due directly
to the unparalleled expansion of
industry and distribution In this
area, but part of it is due, also to
the increased activity of the. NAM
in public affairs from Washington
to Main Street. It's members are
now serving the community, coun-
ty and state levels of public inter-
est in many ways, as well as in the
MANS historic efforts at the ma
tional level. They are lending their
services to conservation, research,
governmental economy efforts,
safety, health and are aiding in the
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24
Arizona Among States
Leading Nation In
Economic Development

for this region, Chancellor Rufus
B. Won Kleinsmid of the University
of Southern California, revealed
that the Pacific Southwest men,
bership has increased by 208o. New
all time high for NAM member
ship in this area is nearly 1000.
In making the announcement, he
said:
1.-THE NAM, the nations biggest
organization of small business men
and women, people engaged in
making or distributing useful
goods, is excellent index to the
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

zine," entitled "What Learned
From 100000 Miles of Motor
ing" Don says he loves motoring
for the freedom it affords him. He
/ can stop and start at will and see,
and do what he wants according
to his whims.
Don calculates he has been
"just about every place in the
United States that has a road and
some that haven't" He further
figures he has driven the equiva-
lent of about 40 times around the
earth at the equator.
Don shares my fondness for
what |. call "shun-piking"
the little-known highways and by
ways of adventure. He usually
travels the secondary highways
which get him to his destination
just as fast and afford him the
pleasure of back country scenery.
On traffic safety, topic dear to
my heart, he says there would be
fewer accidents if motorists FUSED
better sense, took better care of
, their cars and didn't try to leave
: today and get there yesterday"
Don concludes his article with
a good piece of advice to motor
lists: snake your motor trip a
holiday, not merely means of
getting here to there, and you'll
rxnon q oo1x, ,,,or1A of o,, inxy,,opt -
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24
Can y.

@. What is a good hand lotion
i can mix myself at home?
A. Equal parts of glycerine and
and spirits Of camphor. The glyce-
rine softens, and the camphor
whitens.
@. How can prepare nodded
salad if / have no mOlds?
A. The muffin tins often prove
ideal for preparing nodded salads.
They make just the size required
for small serving and take up
less room in the refrigerator than
individual molds. They prove par
ticularly handy when serving a
large number of guests, as one
seldom has a very great many
naolds on hand.
@. How can / remove machine
grease spots from clothing?
A. Add little ammonia and
soap to cold water and apply it to
the fabric. Ammonia in which salt
has been dissolved will also remove
grease spots.
q. How can ! clean playing
cards.?
A, Rub the cards gently with a
small sponge which has been
dipped into spirits of canphor. This
will restore the newness.
@. How can / make an even
break in glass bottle just below
lhe neck? |
A. Wrap a piece of twine that
has been saturated with turpen-
tine or kerosene around the bottle
at the point where the break is
desired. Ignite the twine and let
it burn until consumed; then pour
cold water on the bottel and it will
break where the twine was tied.
@. How can train vines to grow
down the edge of a flower pot or
window box?
A. By using long hair pins and
pushing these into the soil over
the vine at the base of the. stems.
The slight pressure will force the
vines in any desired direction.
@. Is there any way / can ode
emphasize" eyes that are too prom
inent?
A. You can cause them to recede
by using brown or gray eyeshadow
over the entire lid. Begin with a
thin line near the eyelaSheS, and
spread up.
Q. How can / correct hair that
is dry and brittle?
A. Frequent and regular mas
sage is excellent, being sure to
move with the fingers. Rub little
warm olive oil into the scalp. at
least twice weekly, and be sure to
brush the hair at least twice daily
and more if you have the time.
@. How can stimulate circula-
tiOn i'm my rather pallid face?
A. Honey, patted in a thin film
over face and throat and left on
for fifteen minutes, is very good.
Remove with damp CLOTH
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

solution of problems in public and
private education.
"Such diversity of NAM mems
bership interest comes naturally to
an organization which lists 800 Of
it's firms as employers of fewer
than 25 persons.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

A w e IL
known trav-
eler and free
lance writer.
Don Eddy,
shares s m y
love of car
travel. In a
splendid arti-
Gle in tn e
July issue of
"The Ameri-
can Maga-
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

Wash cooking utensils as soon as
you finish using them. Put cold
water in utensils that had egg and
starch mixtures and hot water in
those that had fats and sugars.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24
Tips on Touring.
Coroi Lone
Women,s Troyel Authority

Car travelling for a living
strikes most people as being all
play and no work-a continuous
vacation. AS one whose job is
travelling, | can only say they're
not far from wrong.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

Cottage cheese provides high
quality protein at moderate cost.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-24

Each United States citizen uses
an average of 26.8 pounds of cot
ton a year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
GIVE TO THE MARCH OF DIMES
LESSONS IN ENGLISH
WORDS OFTEN MIsUsED

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED
Avoid saying, 81 hate to see you
CO." Say, 81 dislike to see you CO."
"Hate" means extreme aversion,
especially with enmity or malice.
Remember that "swam" is the
past tense of "swim," and that
"sum" is the past participle. Thus:
"He swan in the pool yesterday"
"He has swum in the pool num-
Der of times previously"
Do not say, "He is some better
today" or, "The have changed the
arrangement some." Instead, say,
"He is somewhat better today" and
"They have changed the arrange
ment sonetvhdt."
The use Of "slick" in the sense
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
MODERN ETIQUETTE

@. Is a diamond the only really
correct" stone for an engagement
ring?
A. While the diamond is the con-
ventional symbol of "the single
ness and durability of love-" it is
by no means the only correct"
stone. Sometimes the girls birth
stone is used in the ring, or some
other stone of her preference.
@. Who should select and engage
the clergyman for a church we'd
ding?
A. Usually the ceremony takes
place in the church which the bride
and her family attend.
@. Are the members of be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

engagement at a dinner party?
A. Il propose to drink to the
health of Mary and the young man
she has decided to add permanently
to our family, James Martin"
@. What is the proper way to
remove a fruit seed, or a small
piece of bone, from the mouth
while at the table?
A. Between the thumb and fore
finger-never with the napkin, or
by pushing it out into a spoon.
@. When a man is escorting a
woman and another man offers her
seat in public conveyance or
picks up something she has drop
ped, isn't he supposed to lift his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

Ireaved family excepted to return
all calls of coincidence?
A. No; this type of visit is never
returned, nor should it be expected.
Q. When married woman is
writing a note of thanks for gift
presented to her and her husband,
should she sign both her husbands
name and her own?
A. No. She should sign only her
name, but she should mention her
husbands name somewhere in the
note, as, Harry and I wish to
express our deep appreciation, ETC."
Q. What would be an appropriate
toast for the father of a BRIDE
elect to propose in announcing her
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

first e as in me, second as in SET
accent first syllable; also, pro-
nounce in three syllables, not sew
dor.
Culinary. Pronounce the u as in
cute, not as in rude.
Fiduciary. Pronounce fi-du-shi-
er-i, first as in ii mot as in fne)
u as in use (not as in 17tde,) accent
second syllable.
Eorie (Weird). Pronounce e-ri-,
as in eat, accent first syllable.
WORDS OFTEN MISPELLED-
Southwestern (strong wind from
the southwest; sou'wester Ia hat
worn especially as sea in stormy
weather). Boudoir, though pro-
boo-dwar. Cayenne (pepper). Ligh-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29

of slippery" is a provincialism,
and should be avoided in formal
usage.
Do not say, 81 have no hopes of
going" Say, 81 have no hope of
going"
Do not say, However did You
manage it," Say, Hon. did you
manage it?"
WORDS OFTEN
MISPRONUNCED-
Cowardice. Pronounce the 1 as in
kiss, not as in dice, accent first
syllable.
Conflict (noun and verb) Accent
the noun on the first syllable, the
verb on the second syllable.
Stevedore. Pronounce ste-ve-dor,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
By Roberta Lee

hat to that man?
A. If he has any sense of cour-
tesy, he does.
Q. Unless a special fork or spoon
is provided, one may take the olive
with the fingers. Eat around the
pit, then place the pit on the side
CT the plate.
Q. When a hostess is pouring
coffee or tea, should she place a
spoon on the saucer?
A. Yes.
@. Is it proper for a woman to
rise when another woman leaves
the room?
A. 1t is a nice thing to do when
the woman leaving is much older.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-01-29
BY w. L. Gordon

tening (making lighter; lightn-
ing (flash of light in the sky. Pro-
tege (masculine) protegee fem
inine). Pseudonym; observe the
pseu.
WORD STUDY
"Use a word three times and it
is yours" Let US increase our vo-
vabulary by mastering one word
each day. Words for this lesson:
AGGREGATE (noun) a mass,
assemblage, or sum of particulars.
"a nation is but an aggregate Of
individuals"
INDIGNANT; warthful because
Of unjust treatment. "Their accu-
sations have made me very indig-
nant."
The guardian., 1953-04-04
TIMELY WARNING

Many will warmly welcome the courageous utterances
of Rabbi Joseph Shubow who declared in special state
nent in honor of the Jewish Passover that I'VE must be
constantly on the alert lest there arise pretenders to the
throne who will eradicate the superb story of human
freedom the American and bring to America the
curses and the plaques of tyranny and dictatorship
To-day America is distinctly danger Of losing its iber
ties and being robbed of its of justice and righteousness
There emerging characters the American scene who
seek to set up standards of inequality and injustice.
"They are speaking in terms of superior and inferior
races desirable and undesirable peoples and they pre-
pared suppress every expression Of human freedom that
we have known in America"
Another religious leader in speaking of the inside menace
to American freedom said blunty Il afraid of the
persons who say they fighting communism here than
am Of the Communists" This of fear is shared by
numbers of former civil rights advocates who suddenly
have become silent through dread of the communist
The guardian., 1953-04-04
Three Minutes a Day
LENIN,s MISTAKE
By JAMES KELLER

During his last illness, Lenin made this startling sd-
mission: So.
= have made great mistake Our main purpose was
to give freedom to multitude Of oppressed people, But
our method Of action has created evils and horrible
massacres.
you know that my deadly nightmare is to feel that
am lost in this ocean Of blood coming from nnumersbe
victims
ut is too late to turn back now but in order to save
our country Russia should have 10 like Francis of
Assist With 10 such would have saved Russia "
How tragic TO think that Lenn's mistake-reazed too
ate-hss shaped the destiny Of he whole modern world
If someone-anyone-hsd reached him sooner with the
love and truth Of Christ, might have peace.
Your prayers could bring peace today Pray for the
men who hold the future Of country in their hands,
Horribly and speedily will he appear to you for most
severe judgment shall be for them that bear rule" Wisdom
So.
The guardian., 1953-04-04
HIGH PRICE FOR BIAS

It recently has been estimated that the cost Of se9e9a
ton and discrimination to the u S. 30 billion dollars a
year. Ten of every dollar each and everyone Of US
sphoned off support this degrading and uncVzed
luxury And what is its cost in terms Of human values and
human dignity This cannot be calculated in dollars and
cents
Racial and religious discrimination in the U. S. is our
number national problem Discrimination saps our econ
orc resources; is social cancer which depetes our
energies and fosters hate and friction; makes country
subject for mockeY among the peoples Of the world it
makes the ideals Of democracy hypocritcal slogan.
The guardian., 1953-04-04
FROM OUR FAVoRITE NEWSPAPER

The following clipped from The Boston Post, Monroe
Troers faVote newspaper the paper where he much
at home any employee and where there little edtoa
nook reserved for hirthe paper-and the only one-hch
at his request ceased to designate cood persons Negroes
the following consider of the best from Mr. James
KeIers pen. is reprinted for Guardian readers: