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NAITRESS-Good earnings. Apply
DUFFY'S TAVERN, 1851 Ga. ave
LADIES

(Twol. experienced, for news and
novelty stand; hours, to IL pm,
6-day week, excellent working con-
ditions, meals furnished. Apply
AIR TERMINAL SERVICES, INC,
Room POS, Washington National
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INSURANCE ADJUSTOR TRA1NEE
Excellent opportunity with rapidly
expanding company for alert, am
bilious, Young man with some light
experience in loss adjusting or fire
insurance underwriting. Age % to
automobile furnished. unusual pen
sion plan. other benefits.
Reply in own handwriting, giving full
particulars. DO NOT appear in per-
son. REPUBLIC INSURANCE CO.,
Investment Bldg, 1911 K st. NV.
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iRM TABuLATING SUPERVISOR. TO

small insurance installations; must
know wiring and be able to write
procedures; excellent opportunity to
learn insurance and good future
assured for capable man who has
initiative; starting salary, 500 o
week. Please furnish experience and
qualifications. All replies will be
treated as confidential. Address Box
oS4-C Star. =lR
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ENGINEER

colored. fifth class D. C. license. for
in-town apt. hcuse-quarters: salary
open; 4 to IL pm. shift; no chill
Que ST. NV Dill 1-24OO IA
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BOOKKEEPER. Jr.

Top pay, pleasant working condi-
tons, suburban Md. location, To
handle daily sales analysis, bank
deposit. bookkeeping, on accounts
receivable, etc. Must be qualified to
take trial balance on accounts
handled. Write full particulars to
Box 4O-Z Star
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LIQUOR SALESMAN

H4Nf y OAV NJ O4V1@ ~
With sales ability who wants to make
perm connection with old. estab
firm in liquor store, can earn 1000
first yr.; bonus: vacation: advance
ment unlim. Replies held in strict
confidence. Box 3S6-B. Star.
LABORERS, workers only. top wages,
steady work. See Mr.. Simon. Out
Wis ave ext to Cedar lane right
to East Parkhill dr.. right to job.
ALDON CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
LAWNMowER MECHANIC. exp. not
necessary. See MR.. PENDLETON.
1900 Ga. ave, Wheaton. Md. -l6
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statesmen

White or colored, with or without
exper.; sell mems dress shirts and
ladies' nylon hose, direct to con-
sumner; excel earnings. steady empl.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING co,
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FOUNTAIN MAN, colorcd, exper-;
good hrs. and salary. SIMPSONS
PHARMACY. eth and r. l. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced. top
FURNITURE REFINISHER for TV
cabinets. AID. 4-4206 IA
GENERAL OFFICE WORK: perma-
iieuor store; bonus Vacation. a ID
Vancement. Box 397-B. Star. is
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GARAGES
BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
BY ACECO

Beauty, quality and durability. No
Ifs, ands or butts about our COM
pletely erected garages at low prices;
free estimates gladly given without
obligation. Call ACECO, Sunday
and daily, ia. 7-57S1 or ia. 1861.
GENERAL REPAIRS = Painting, in
terror, exterior; free estimates. A.
DOMIN1CK, ia. 2-6S30.
tering, carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing. No job too small
PRINTZ IL A-1h11
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Drive a New Rambler
ADD UP TO $4,000 A YEAR
To Your Present Income
not necessary. See Mr.
Owens. CHANDLER NASH. 18th and
NJ SITS. NV. Elk. 3-4S00. -15
TRAVEL
Young men. 1925. free to travel Rio
Grande Valley. Texas and return.
Transp. furn.. expenses advanced:
average earnings SIS per wk. and
UP. Must be neat and free to leave
on short notice. See B. F. JONES
Franklin Park Hotel. 10 am. to II
noon; q to pm. Ia
MD. AND VA. MEN ONLY
Part-time evening work contracting
new home owners for HERCULES
CHAN-IINK FENCE. Average $40
$50 weekly. Apply in person. HER
CULES FENCE CO., $500 Branch
ave. Sc, 3 blks. over D. c. line in
Nd, Mon. or Tues, o til IL noon.
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SHORTHAND g. TYPING

SHORTHAND & TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
epeedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used In Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Anytime
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Locai or National
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1400 q st. NV. Ct. 0.20eo
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BULLDOZER.

TD.-9 with Gar Wood
angle blade. completely rebuilt and
guar; S4.S50. Call LATIMER, JU.
9-1310 or JU. q-67q1. -26
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ENGINEER
tn
JR.

With degree in mechanical engineer
ing; 2-3 years engineering expert
ence preferred; excellent salary and
all emplove benefits with established
engineering organization. Call ME.
S-6913. 30
ENGINEER with 3rd-claSs license or
better, to work in mod. dairy plant.
Apply in person at 2O40 w. Va. ave.
ESTIMATOR and salesman for mi floor i
covering and acoustic business.
Previous experience desired but not
necessary. Reply, with all details,
Box 472-B. Star. is
CHAMPIONSHIPS with car.
experienced in store front construc-
ton. local territory. FEDERAL
PLATE GLASS Co IL. 4-61Ol -16
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PAINTING-ALL KINDS
Neat work, quick service. WO. 6-1O63.
PAINTING-SPECIAL

I AIN 41NO-OTE OlAL
SIS any average room. Free estimate.
Immed. Serv. Also exterior paint
ing. THOMAS. KE. S-466O. II
PAPERING, painting. remodeling; pa
free estimates; special low spring
per removed by steam; FILA terms;
prizes ROYAL, DECORATORS, AID
2-044S. III
PAPER HANGING. $40 per rm. up;
1888 SunfaSt washable paper; work
guar. RA. 1899 or HE. 4-S555.
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
ing: do my own work. Reas. prices.
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING; white
mechanic: 20 yrs exper.; do own
work. MR.. lookout, AID. 10000.
PAPERING. PAINTING-Get my est.
on 5-rm. house; W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. S-S14S; HUI. 3-9374.
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SALESMEN-old and expanding
awning. shade and Venetian blind
business. needs two statesmen to
handle diversified line of many
Transp. required; leads assured.
Give name. address. telephone num-
Der; Box 6496 T st. station. Wash
ington, D. C.. a-I6
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VETERAN ONLY


RESIDENT OF MARYLAND
Apply Mon. through Fri, 0 to 4
MARYLAND STATE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, 934 Ellsworth dr.. Silver
Spring. Md liz
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SHOE statesmen
EXCEPTIONAL OPENING

For thoroughly experienced shoe
statesmen: permanent position with
excellent salary and commission;
many employe benefits.
HAHN SHOE STORES
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HOUSE PAINTING

plastering, repairs; white
mechanic. MR.. MINNIX, TU. 2-3SlS.
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statesmen

Ambitious men with cars to sell chain
link fences, storm windows. alumni
mum awnings and jalousies. No ex-
per: necessary. Marvellous oppor-
tunity with. growing concern.
ATLAS INDUSTRIES
1O44l Metropolitan Ave,
KenSington, Md.
10. 4-S0O5 Ask for Mr.. Smith.
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SALESMAN
MEMS CLOTHING

Young man; experience desirable but
not necessary. Chance to become
department manager. Liberal COM
pany benefits. SHIRLINGTON CO.
OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT STORE,
Shirlington Business Center, Airing
ton, Va; OV. 3-5400: Mr.. Clark.
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FILE CLERK

Outstanding opportunity for a high
school graduate. willing to start as
file clerk at good salary Very large
retail television appliance chain. See
MR.. LIBERT, $50 F st. NV, Sth
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Dance Teachers
BALLROOM DANCING

FULL OR PART TINE
Excellent salary and working condi-
tionS. Phone Mr.. James. DU. 1880.
for interview,
MARION'S DANCE STUDIO
Hotel Chastleton, 18th and R SITS
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof, and business
RFs oBT ao5opSSANSrs wo e1D ssssss terms
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE.
WAYS, parking lots, sidewalks or
prnmne,v roads free estimstes
Mf 1@sTzy f PXViN Te co NC con- a.
4-4S00 or OIL. 4-4567.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking lots,
quilt or repaired. Free estimate. ST.
BUILDING and general remodeling.
IAWRENcREs. ' RAJ a1s s ssS7tSs. eau ~N'
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs,
remodeling, old and new work, MR.
SMITH, IA. 1887, any time. II
CARPENTRY, all-types of work; free
estimates. HA. 2-S192. JU. S-1135.
CARPENTER, experienced, wants
W feed d Io or %S eoStract; work Euaran-
CARPENTRY att,ci sC;:,s rec. rooms; additions
HAINEs. RIA. 1886 after 8. is
CARPENTRY WORK Repairs and
remodeling. Call D. E. CAKES. NO.
7-5346. -19
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS, any
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
immed. RA. 6-as22 any ti ie. W2o e
ENGRAVING
Silverware, gold. etc. All phases of
work done by hand. Special work
executed. EN-. 3-90se.
FENCE--Galvanized chain link; ali
posts In concrete. Immediate cree
ton. Get the best for less, No down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
Il Ii 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
Flagstone and Stone
Cement driveways. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age: Also outdoor flreplaces.
ANGELO MARCUcCIo, JU 9-176o
FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK
Repainting Walls. Patios. Walks
WALKER, JU. S-l233
FLOORS SANDED and tin1shed
cleaned and waxed, old floors made
FLOOR SANDING, and refinishing;
exper. mech; work guar; free est.
average room, SIS. CO. 5-4S30.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleanins
and waxing. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. RIA. 6-6795. is
FUR GARMENTS, remodeled or re.
paired by master furrier. Call fol
free estimates, RIA. 6-7S01. 10
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re.
finishing of all kinds; free estimate
HO. 2-2SS4. III
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part time. INQUIRE $40
= st. NV, ME. S-7420. IA
SHOE STORE MANAGER
Young and aggressive, must have at
least 10 years shoe exper.: window
displays also necessary. Starting SAL
airy, $4,000 yr., plus other features.
All replies confidential. Box CSC.
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MUNSEY TRUST co.
1929 z st. NV.
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14th and G sts..
S101 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
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ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof, and business
remodeling, % yrs. exper: terms.
ROBT. GOODMAN, WO, 6-2S66
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GROCERYMAN

$50 per week starting pay. Expert
ence and references necessary. Will
ingness to work and honesty are
the prime requisites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-14

ALLEYS (2O), ready to b
ment. Bargain. Box 452-Z. Star.
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INTERVIEWER, col
lege graduate, specializing in psy-
chology, economics, political science
or one Of the social sciences plus
3 yrs. exper. in industrial business,
personnel management, vocational
guidance, public or pvt. employment
agencies or other directly related
subject matter: specialized exper.
in any of the above fields may be
substituted year for year up to
yrs of college
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-14

Empire mahogany sofa. upholstered
in. red brocade; genuine teakwood
table with marble insert; Hinoki
wood chair with matching lamp and
other beautiful antiques for sale.
Call HO 2-7S1S
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BUILDING STONE, ST per ton; 5 or
more tons, SO per ton; fob. quarry.
Isle 4 STARRY Bull Run Noun
tain. Va. Route col, 5 miles west
OF Haymarket. Va. For information
call evenings after Z pm. AID.
4-l435
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CLOTHING SALESMAN

COOK Thoroughly experienced;
good pay and hrs: no SUNDAYS
Apply COLONIAL KITCHEN. 2O45
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LUNCH COUNTER, experienced;
knowledge of food preparation nee
cessary; no evening work Apply s..
S. KRESGE CO.. 720 18th st. NV.
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Estab. mfg. offers superior position.
exceptional opportunity. Excellent
salary, plus monthly bonus. Box
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
II work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT AID O-nQ30 IL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
Memorial Day Pause

Todays newspapers report that only veteran who
the blue in the between the states Civil War
living days of the states began to observe
Memorial Day Decoration Day some term it the ranks
Of the soldiers Union slowly depleted They
Memorial Day parades and the ceremona
where their comrades buried
Today generally Americans pause only to pay their
homage memory of the Civil War dead but to all Of
Americas dead during the period OF its existence
ton Out Of the custom Of observing the Of dead
sosfs and sailors, the fine practice of families
decorating the graves Of their loved who had passed
peaceful elimes.
We well remember that Decoration Day big
all the children dressed for the trek the
cemetery where the family visited the final resting places Of
departed The children while properly impressed by
the devotion Of the elders usually interested in the
imposing of and iron which above the
graves Of of the affuent members of society
Flowers in vases freshly plants and American flags
always prosion throughout the cemetery Not all Of
the graves tended by loving hands appeared de
serted ia the early La Of the graveyards Of
day the management well tends the grounds that all have
the appearance of parks pleasant the with broad roll
ing lawns, beautiful shrubbcry-nnd flowers
Many Americans have forgotten the purpose of Mem
ora Day and will spend il all in seeking recreation pleasure
There viii be others who viii make the sorrowfu pilgrimage
pause for word of prayer and tribute the memory
loved who have before There good feeling
III breasts of those who travel such pilgrimage and
minder that love for ones family lives long after death
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

WATCH IN HAND, Powderman Valentin Dollar times
these sow-buning lengths of blasting fuse in an under
ground iron mine Chisholm The fuse is manufac
ured to burn at the rate of "a feet per minute but the
powderman takes no chances. He times a smolderips
SN-toot sample from each roll Of fuse to ensure other
miners safety when blast is being prepared Special
Jobs like this found all MnneSotas iron ranges
-year-round jobs which require many competent work
ers. The ore industry create more year-round en-
Poyment for more Mnnesotans if il encouraged to de-
veop all iron ore resources fair deal for Minnesotas
iron mining industry means good deal for YOU
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Letters To The Editor


Editor: a government
Jews killed That died ignoble
descendants exile That the
Another modern cabinet decided
take another African
but without the modern dictator did
the defenseess Christian machines
bullets against shields This
small socaed black king who had What happened
greedy dictator? He hanged his followers
His country confused principal
poers and puppet king either
brown king again reigns his throne
shaved the natives
their country.
small had upon poor Congo
OF Africa cheap good gold
diamonds oil and other valuable including
which needed for atomic production Quite
governments have their fingers deep the African pie
Big years quite
Now the blacks getting
while they poverty
is not pretty.
II things don't change there time down
Watch wait yourself bigger
Head the easier IT to burst Follow history
There greater than all little power
and takes build
destroy power people
world should take noiceW
Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

OF dilatory tactics, such as speak
ing merely 10 consume time. -
(For the sake Of argument wen
concede that the Senate is de-
Lucrative body II you don't count
the investigating committees) BY
this definition. our side isn't very
guilty. They spoke TO the subject
and they did not obstruct action
They offered to postpone debate
for action on other necessary
bills They laid off, for instance,
to allow consideration of the rent
control bill
And the key TO the problem
was in the Senate leadership's
hands all the time, The so-called
filibusters were ready to stop all
talk II Taft accepted a rule that
would effectively wipe out this
kind and all future filibusters, But
he wouldn't do IL, He wanted our
boys to quit talking about giving
away a couple OF hundred million
dollars OF government money to
the oil companies but he wasn't
willing to establish "a rule that
would allow civil rights legisla-
ton to come to a vote.
wonder what you call that?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

the press of Senate business forces
the tabiing OF the bill,
Last month. these same bad
guys and their helpers from the
Republican north, lifted their
hands in horror and pointed their
fingers In shame and cried:
"Looka him" They accused our
side the good guys. Morse.
Humphrey. Lehman, ct al OF at
tempting to filibuster the tide
land oil bill THE offshore oil bill,
otherwise known as the biggest
give-awsy program OF all time).
There's no question that the
good guys were trying To talk the
tideiands oil steal TO death. But
they didn't do II by reading the
telephone book or discoursing on
the proper ingredients for bruns-
wick stew They said they were
trying to educate the American
people To the issues involved
They didn't succeed, because the
bill passed But they did spend
higher percentage OF their time
than is usual In the Senate talk.
ing on the issue.
Webster says a filibuster us a
member OF a deliberative body
who obstructs action by the use
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(Grand Rapids HeraId-Reyiew)

Fishing Only
short
they bit But fishing
line will have the delicate
dance The will send its warmth
have fish and those who anticipation
vii be great a angled caught will
give today fund than fun sack provided
Fishermen peculiar just inter
estng the fish and they
limits and the who holds them
under the stress
overheard become selfish
On the other hand shortage fish
standards of craftsmanship Men
they acquire through special effort skill patience
OF the lake and woods spiritual
which nature always ready
seek them The who seeks
the who places
the clouds the ompsnonshp hunting
will
In other words, is the fish fishing really
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
Frank Adams Is Splendid Man

Frank Adams candidate for the Minneapolis School Board
the kind of citizen whom recommend with
any ifs ands
His experience Juvenile probation officer teacher
and coach in Minnesota high schools and later
service officer fit him admirably for school board post
Through the this newspaper has admired Adams for
his firm, quiet nsistenee that should be judged their
character and ability rather than the incidence color
religion This very important and happy
TO lend small word of endorsement Frank Adams can
didacy for the Minneapolis school board
IL is more important today than before elect TO
the public school boards persons who have fundamental
faith in this Republic and than that the democratic way
Of life Frank Adams has demonstrated than once that
he is sound thinker and firm believer in equality for all
citizens He will make excellent addition the Minneapolis
School Board We therefore urge give him
June g.
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IS THIS you?
Nv ANDY RAZAF

There's family nearby whose clothes threadbare.
While at home than viii wear
Coats and suits and Riddle clothes too,
Shoes and hats. good new
Yet, idle and gathering dust each day;
Unused and forgotten, they waste away
There's hungry family right down the street
That very often has nothing to eat,
Thin, undcrnourished they 80 their way;
While throw out surplus food every day.
| have some neighbors l greet
with nod friendly smile when meet;
They mot my type. so pass them by
With icy stare and my head held high
or course. want IL understood:
That believe in"good will" and brotherhood"
In my secret heart it's clearer each day
That II is I who needs to pray;
Worse of than my neighbors I'm thoughtless blind
To the glory and blessing of being kind
oh Heavenly Father please teach 10 see;
That better world begins with me,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
Judge Brand Deserves Reelection

The bar poll Of the Hennepn County Bar Association
Minneapolis attorneys overwhelmingly favor
the reelection of Municipal Judge Irving Brand the bench
Praccng attorneys who make up the bar association
in position TO judge the qualifications of members of the
bench better than the men This the why
polls important when fitness Judge or candi.
date for judge is under consideration by the
Judge Brand young urist has demonstrated ability,
fairness and devotion the law the period which he
the Minneapolis bench Appointed by Governor Luther
Youngdah who has demonstrated his Judicial ability himself
Judge Brand has been a credit 10 the bench
This newspaper believes the people of Minneapolis will
do well reflect Judge Brand The lawyers say stands
head and shoulders above his opponent they should
and that enough for
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
Florence Lehman Is Deserving

Another candidate for the School Beard who running
reelection Florence Lehman She has been good faithful
board member She is high type dedicated proyid
ing the best instruction and schools Minneapolis
its children.
This newspaper has had long period Of contact with
Florence Lehman aud feels tha, by every standard
return to the School Board We her unqualified
endorsement She should be reelected the board Her
entities her TO reelection.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

half million people
Its present chief is high type officer lie has good
corps and with the number of available for
active police duty desk jobs the department has made
good which Of campaign paaver
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29

To way Of thinking the Minneapolis police department
lacks will be fair game for political attacks unit,
the department is properly manned and stated In law
enforcement well any other public service you just
what you pay This newspaper thinks that the Minneapolis
police department with so less than needs does very
rood lob in keeping crime at minimum in city of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-29
What, Or Who, Is A Filibuster!
BY HARRY GERsH

Every time there bill in the Senate to put the Bill Of
Rights into effect throughout the country the Senatorial Big
Winds and talk the net into the ground And the good
Rightly The talk is seldom about the merits Of
the bill Debate in these includes reading the telephone
and telling about the goes Of the BAYOU country FINALLY