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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

BULLDOZER SCRAPER. 3-5 Gu. I'd.
cable operated excel. operating
eShe sHo1 Elisd d 5eas IA. s5 & 4SsR4 oI
B GlLSSe sEfs' WINCH for pulling ms .
TD-i4 or TD-1s adapter. Priced
Ss5s IA B. s q r G e. a7ssk ssoyEI
CAMERA Koflex. fs.5 Tessar.
Compur rapid shutter, synch. flash,
CASE eassI f RFG,s sYni seq ZEN EN- s-s7S2
CASH REGISTER, National is2, Std,
like new; cost o$S $40. VIII take 5000
c LAR HA; fines eG made, Conn, in Al
3-6351 or Elk. $4,000. g
CLOTHESLINE POLES-extra heavy
constr. sAsx94h it. Guaranteed not
%Ae sfhSi eso n Il: fHR ehfg s..
CeoN1viEYoR BELT, go IT. long as 1s
in. wide, powered by "a horsepower,
gear head motor. Belt speed 48 IT. a
Eon d HSee Sens er IN 0Dero
9 rd fl. receiving. Best offer. ~.
CoRNET, mod, 15o554. York, slightly
ideal for learner in high school;
$3.50 or best offer under, cash sale.
Call JU: 5-630S after z pm. -
DAIRY EQUIPMENT, complete. for
52-cow, grade "a" barn. Very rea-
DAVENPoRT. SIS; ANTIQUE 0 walnut
dresser: Sl5. ia. 7-0731. IS
years 81, excellent condition. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

SEWING MACHINE - Ambassador.
used very little. almost new. LU.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer desk
model; repossessed: can be pur-
chased for balance due. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 702 King st.,
Alex. Va; XII. 9-5615. IS
SEWING MACHINES! Big clearancs
sale, portable cleo, S22. 30; console
cleo, $25; beaut. Singer console.
reverse stitch; worth $139. so, going
Tor 500. 3S12 Lee hwy. ia. 2-49l4.
SEWING MACHINE clearance, tread
VII. con-, $40. so; Singer bort.
$39.5Q. other bargains. LEARS.
III Sligo ave, JU. 9-S363. Open to.
night and Sat. am.
SlNKS-WaSh basins, new and used,
buy here, save money. X. g. w.
l649 BenninR I'd. ne. IS
SHOES-Cancellations; hundreds Of
styles; men. women, children; outfit
entire family in famous brand shoes.
De Liso, Newton Elkin. MademoiseIle.
Jarman,, Florsheim, Edwards, Play
PoiSe, etc Hard-to-flnd sizes. Save
to 500 or more. LIEBERMAN, INC,
1904 Monroe NV, of 14th. AID.
2-6344. Open 10 a.m:-9 pm. 8
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GIRL to act as technical assistant
to dentist. White. age. 1920; no
S ssReE; nee sl but interest
Call Elk. $4,000, incl. Sunday. 8
LADY for general office work: Good
PAY pSlr APP! Apply in N E pseEFs9n; K & W
LADIES 90, to take orders from reg.
AVON customers; earn $20-$30 wk.
In spare time near your home. RE.
7-S107. %
WOMEN CANvASSERS. to show smart
ladies' dresses, plus many other
items, now is the time for you to
make real money: no car needed, we
take you out. Apply in person. be-
tween 8 am. and 1890 am. or be-
tween 4:30 pm. and $50 pm,
TOWER SALES CO., 521 18th st. ne.
YOUNG LADIES. learn to sell over
the telephone from our office; perma-
nent position. 9-5. no Saturdays; $40
salary plus bonus. Apply 1404 N. Y.
ave, NV, RIM $40. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

UMBER-M1LLWO
OPEN ALL DAY SAT.-SUN
WEEKDAYS TIL DARK
2x4 plywood, $1.2O; 4xS, S4.45.
Hardwood, softwood. plywood cut
tings, half price; 3-ft. redwood
picketS, loo: fence posts, AKA, 5-ft,
pine, CSC; flr, -95c Slightly dam
aged doors. hardwood. softwood
shapes; shelving. framing, sheath
ing.
GENERAL MILLWORK co.
1890 Knowles Ave. Kensington
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Young Ladies-Travel
1924; Nation wide travel, Giro. wk.;
wkly ayerage., S76: transportation
furnished; cash advance; we train
you. NJ. HARTMAN, Cairo Hotel,
10-2. Don't phone.
YOUNG LADY with good education,
reliable. ability to meet high-class
shorthand pref. Apply between 8
and 10 am. GLOGAU STUDIO. 1903
Conn. ave. NV. Do not phone.
YOUNG WOMAN, white, to learn. to
operate Dri-print machine and PHO
tostas sts Gamers ro Sday w5
benefits. LEFT BROS. CO.. 1921
M hf1 Ii AGED WIDOW Cor unat-
tached woman, white), to manage
rooming house. Salary, plus quarters.
Reply 63-B, Star. IS
MANAGE AND CARE FOR small guest
house in exchange for large Ink.
room; refs. AID. 2-9296. Ia
AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
LUMBER

LUMBER
Flooring, suitable for SUBJ
uoorinR or flooring. S25 per M.
Also $4,000 It. Of OAK
FLOORING. priced right to
ACE WRECKING g.
BUILDING MATERIAL co,
4OO2 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 10000
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TOOLS-SURPLUS
1OOIO-OUHFLUO
b bkMMERs s1s 1bs
GARDEN HOSE. S1.60
RUBBER HAMMERS, 81
GAS CANS, S1.60
MOTORS - SAWS - ROPE

MATTocKs ~ DROP CLoTHS
10000 BARGAINS
2513 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
dlsisn Price 500 % '1S 81 s5 SS
u: .ssssS s sss1. as. Rsdf fo R'4 H
eersSon console. S35: both Al. -JE.
~. 3d. DuMoNT. e1-in., beautiful
5 5acnTa NeS aSar m0Ss full d0o sea
Cali or see GRIMM, 1901 Mass. ave.
NV: EN-: 3.741S. IS
TYPEWRITERS-Royal. Remington,
Underwood: L; c: Smith S25 and
TYPEWRITER Co. 2oie 14th st.
H 5S5e av With tab hSa;t g,,ess type; 3 $50.
TYPEWRiTERS, feconditioned. REM
inEton portable, $3.50; Royal
SsS.So; uinderTwooSd, sac. SO. Repair: :
ing, rentals. CAPITOL OFFICE MA
CHINE CO., s26 10th ct. NV. MA.
VACUUM CLEARANCE! New and
reconditioned. Electrolux I$24.50;
new ROYAL tank. was S69.60. now
$40 so Others So up, 3S12 Lee
hwy. ia 2-4914. %
VACUUM CLEANERS, Singer, floor
reSuced SINGER sEWiNG cENT Enter
702 King ST.. Alex. Va. XII 9-5615.
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE.
Hoovers, Singers. eureka, Cen. Elec,
westinghouse and others. So. $40
and $50 each. Sew mach. $40.
LEAR'S. 721 Sligo ave. ~. 9-S363.
Open tonight and Sat morning.
VACUUM CLEANER TRADE-INs
All types and makes of used clean
ers at lowest prices sold. Largest
stock n p. e Save money money. tine
STORES, 7o5 18th st. Sc. Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

KIT. EQUIP.-Kelvinator S-burnel
cleo. stove. $76: Westinghouse Laun-
dromat, $3.50: Soldiers h-hp. air
s pPaet: new new IA. mos 7-S4 t4HsS ALI e'ulIs
LIONEL TRAINS, 2 complete sets,
extras and platform. Ii. 1880, -
LIY. RIM. SUITE. modern. 3 mos. old
lHunter green and gray). like new
Call Ii 1855. s.
LIVING RIM, blond and dinette set:
mahog. bedrm. set: Coldspot refrlger-
ator and gas stove. AP. 7-29O6 De-
tween 10 and 8. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

Sales: oil New Jersey ave. NV.
OIL BURNER, complete. 25O-gal. oil
tank Best offer. 10. 3-9763 after
8 pm MARQUETTE PIERCE. "a
OIL BURNER-Timken. silent auto,
excel. cond.. tank and furnace.
Taken from 9-rm.,. 2-bath house.
500 complete. RIA. 6-1S16 ewes.
OIL BURNERS. new, $3.50; new
275-gal oil tanks, S42.5O; dealer
overstocked. WA. 7-6291. IS
ORGANS-We have several real val
ues in models suitable for homes or
DAMS, corner 18th and q SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

RUSCO SPECIAL OFFER
We are now selling the new 1853
russo all-metal combination storm
model 1852 drs. in stock that have
never left our shop. These IA I'M
used, excel. condition combination
storm and screen drs. are being
offered at " price. Cali Ma S-4151,
AMCO PRODUCTS CO. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

MACHINIST'S TOOL, surface plate,
Is inches by % inches, $50 pounds.
New never used; SIS. JU. 7-S1O6.
MEMBERSHIP, class A. Prince Georges
Club. WA. 1857. s
MODEL RAILROAD equipment. Ho
gauge. 2 locomotives, rolling stock,
switches. etc. $3.50 value for 500.
Call UN. 4-0915 after pm. IS
MOTORS. lI1O0 to 100 MP. ana
exch. CARTY. 1908 i4th. NO .7-0224.
OFFICE FURNITURE-6 desks, app
34x6Q" with matching chairs, some
swivel: used in real estate ONCE: for
sale separately or as an entirety, at
very reas. prices. JU. 7-7772. $
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

ORGANS. Baldwin. Minshell eiectronic.
Estey reed organ. Wide selection OF
models suitable for church, chapel.
studio and home use Special dem.
constructions and surveys cheerfully
made without OBLIGATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06

BUILDING TTEMS-Open sats., 8 to
FUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
blvd, near Key Bridge. IA. 4-1234.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
REFRIGERATOR SALE
SOS UP

Late models. easy terms. Also rent
refgr., SIS mo. ALLISON REFRIGER-
ALTON SERVICE. 2209 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-4206. IS
RUG, NICHOLS Chinese, very fine; for
RUGs-Four sS13s and 5 scatters:
one runner Anglo Persian SKIS;
BUGS. imported Persian Oriental
design heavy, closely woven for
so; other sizes properly priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 q ct. NV.
BUG, Gulistan carpet. gray twisted
G sHSaql9om' 81 u, never used; $50.
SAWMILL.. portable; timber riRhts. LII.
1000 after $50 pm. "a
SCREENS, BRONZE, WIRE
Very good cond.. including hardware.
track, SOC. to ST. ea.; most sizes for
1920; other sizes and bargains in
Open sat. sun. evenings til dark.
General Millwork Company
$500 Knowles Ave, Kensington
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Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1853
HELP WOMEN tcOnt.I
cashier

l9lu anu " 0Io. ". w. ~
CLERK, for work in drug and cos
metic departments; salary plus COM
mission; must be experienced; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY, 1900
CLERK, white; age 1925. pleasing
personality. no experience necessary.
Adapted to work in accounting de-
partment. Splendid working condi-
tons. Apply Mr.. Graham. DOCTORS
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV. %
CLERK, for general ONCE work, 5-day
week. Apply 6914 4th st. NV. 20
CLERK, to work evenings in liquor
store. Apply in person, CARPETS
CLERK, Silver Spring area. for dry
cleaning laundry once; exper. help
full but not necessary; good salary
and working conditions; paid vaca-
lions. Call JU. 9-9545 for inter
CLERK-Between 81 and 35. To as
sist in general office work. Position
includes customer contact over coun-
ter, and accepting telephone orders.
Applicant must be refined, cour-
teous and interested in position. 5 y
day wk. Apply in person. M. j.
Garrett, INSTITUTE CLEANING
PLANT, S021 Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
Nd. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman. 2l-35 yrs. OF age who
enjoys working with figures; reason
able typing speed and legible hand
writing are REQUIRED 6-day. 40-hr
week Apply Personnel Room
sos open weekdays S:30-6 and
Sat. 9.l. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
ComptOmeter Operator

Under IS yrs, permanent positions.
at 1893 Taylor st. NV. Clean, COM
Portable surroundings, vacation. with
pay. paid sick leave. disqualification
and insurance benefits; 40-hr week,
5 am. to 4:45; Hot Shoppe luncheon
meals; periodic merit increases. en-
ploye purchase discounts.
Room 200, 1341 G St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR SHOW CASE and
compressor. 12-ft. Frederick, good
cond., used about yrs. Priced cheap
for quick sale, $500. Culpeper $3.50.
REFRIGERATOR-7-ft. FrtRidsire.
Excel; running cond. Clean. SIS.
RRFRfGIEdk;AAroR. seryel: Youth Hs BED
and mattress; Kroehler sofa; double
bed and springs; reasonable. CaIl
after 8, Ii. 3-034O. a
REFRIGERATION, WESTINGHOUSE, z
Gu: IT.. good cond.. S45. LO. 6-1274,
REFRIGERATOR. servel, Z Gu. it..
very good cond.; $75. Phone ia.
REFRiHGERAToR, servel. 8 Gu. IT. S in
excel. cond.; $50. Call LU. 2-45S9.
REFRlGERATORS. small ant. size:
completely reconditioned; fully guar.
anteed: All makes. ALAN REFRIG-
Fl ERATIo JON, CO.. s21 Que st. NV.
REFRiGEERSAtTioR-Admiral, o Gu Ms It.;
almost new: freezer chest; excel.
cond.; Kenmore wiring. wash. mach;
PALMER: HU. $4,000; ewes. RH.
3-1C0O, Ext. -26lO.
REFRlGEkATORS, used large assert.
l-year guarantee. fine J payments.
EREDERICKs 39o5 14th st. NV.
stallation PEERLESS SALES CO.
C01H n0 nm n ~~-s
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
"Who's Who In
World Jewry"
Being Gathered

The presidents of seventeen
major American national Jewish
organizations have agreed to
serve on the Advisory Council of
who's Who in World Jewry," a
project expected to be published
in 1854, it is announced by Harry
Schneiderman, chairman of the
volumes Editorial Board. In addi-
ton to these seventeen presidents,
seven other representative Jews
have agreed to serve on the same
council.
The projected volume, the first
of it's kind ever published, will
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
RESUMPTION OF SOVIET
ISRAEL RELATIONS
PREDICTED IN MOSCOW

WASHINGTON. (JTA) - The
resumption of Soviet diplomatic
relations with Israel was predict
ed last week in an Associated
Press dispatch received fr o m
Moscow. The Moscow report said
that informed persons here ex-
pressed the belief that it is only
a matter of time before the Soviet
Union offers to re-establish diplo-
matte relations with Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
THE SOUTHERN JEWISH WEEKLY

mer executive director of the
World Confederation of General
Zionists; Mr.. Julian M. Meltzer,
former Middle East correspondent
for the New York Times, who is
editor of the Israel-European Sec
ton of the project; and DR.. Abra-
ham Mibashan, of Buenos Aires,
Argentina, editor of the illus
trated Spanish-language weekly
"Eretz Yisrael," who is editor for
Latin American countries.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26

contain the biographies of about
lO'OOO communal leaders, scho-,
lars, authors, educators, govern
ment officials and outstanding
personalities in all other fields of
human endeavor, together with
directories of Jewish organiza-
tons and publications throughout
the world. Members of the Editor
lal Board, in addition to Mr..
Schneiderman, former editor of
the American Jewish Year Book,
include MIR. Itzhak Carmin, for
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
PREVENT MOLD AND MILDEW
GROWTH, TOO, WITH REAL.
KILL BUG KILLER

No more moldy closets, no more
widowed shoes, trunks. suitcases
and other leather goods and tex
tiles when you use REAL-KILL Bug
Killer according to directions on
the bottle. REAL-KILL Bug Killer
is the only household insecticide
which contains a special ingre.
dent that destroys the damaging
fungi and prevents its growth.
REAL-KILL is not just a cover up
but destroys the offensive fungi
at it's source.
The mold and mildew killing
agent used in REAL-KILL Bug
Killer was selected only after eX-
hauStive tests which proved it to
be the most effective fungicide
obtainable for use in an insecticide.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
MUSINGS
Continued from PAGE a.

most pleasurable art It was
only after his compassion for me
because of my complete ignor-
ance of how to use our barbecue
pit lover the design of which I
spent many a painful hour) that
Spievak presented me with his
book :. l pass the knowledge of
its existence on to anyone else
who has managed to mismanage
as many outdoor parties as has
your scribe
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26

! BEETLES:
on1b on
piano.
Fniture,
Closets.
"a other
aI. BUG
ES.
Z These
nv home,
Ia when
fEAL.KILL
| Corners,
|sets and
r. Spray
Iow stills
these
! Repeat
pets are
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26

various parts Of
the country to
b e. 8 ure It's
effectiveness is
always main.
tanned. Cook
Chemical Com.
pany, makers Of
world famous
REAL kill, also
have their own
] a b or tory
where all raw
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
SHARETT OUTLINES
CONTINUED from Page ~

ist Mapam deputy Jacob Riftin
attacked Mr.. Sharett for Sever
ing diplomatic relations with Rus
sia." Benjamin Mintz, Poale Agu-
dab leader, demanded the ap-
pointment Of a special religious
attache to every Israeli legation
and embassy abroad.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26

materials are tested to be sure
they meet their rigid quality
standards.
REAL-KILL is not only tested in
labora tories but also by actual
applications in homes. Look for
the Field and Laboratory" seal
on the label. It's your assurance
of quality-alwayS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
''ExTANE" SPEEDS KILL

REAL-KILL Bug Killer contains
Extane, which is a combination OF
active ingredients to help speed
up quick kill and to assist in the
effectiveness of chlordane, mate
rally aiding REAL-KILLs three
way killing action.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-06-26
REAl.KILL PRODUCTS
FIELD & LABORATORY
TESTED TO ASSURE
BEST RESULTS

The high quality Of REAL.KItL
Is maintained through a program
Of continuous chemical research.
REAL. KILL Is constantly tested by
leading research laboratories In
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27

Americans are ingenious, inven-
tive, and experimental, but history
has shown that this is only a
slightly oblique quality in the
Negro and because his rewards his
torically have been restricted, most
times artifically, he is inclined to
put less stress on the experimental.
America is politically and cultural
ly conservative and is dominated
by the successful people who want
no change, while the Negro is poll
tically progressive and slightly
radical"
This, of course, is typical human
behavior. The kid who has stacked
up a good pile of marbles doesn't
care if his mother calls him to din
ner. He has nothing to lose. 1t is
the loser who must appeal his case
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27
Science Group Urges
Proclamation Of George
Washington Carver Day

NEW YORK (GlobaD-In a reso-
luton adopted unanimously MEM
bers of the Council for the ADJ
vancement of Negroes in Science
urged the Congress of the United
States to proclaim January 5 as
George Washington Carver Day
each year. The meeting also urged
the New York State Legislature to
make similar proclamation.
The group heard an address by
William E. Doar, Executive Secre-
tary of the Phi Beta Sigma Frater-
nifty and member of the Carver
Seal Committee, who spoke on the
life and work of DR.. Carver Ku-a
mar Goshal, noted author and lee
turer on colonial problems, adj
dressed the gathering ont he cul-
tural and scientific heritage of the
African people. DR.. Marie DAILY,
outstanding Negro biochemist,
spoke on the situation regarding
Negro scientists of today, and
George Katz, we'll known consult
ing engineer, spoke on the contri-
buttons of Negro scientists of the
past. Cuthbert Pitter, President of
the Council, was chairman of the,
meeting. :
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27
Fat Purse Con
Dull Conscience
BY OLIVE A. ADAMS

NEW YORK, (GlobaD A short
time ago, DR.. Charles S. Johnson
of Fish University, delivered on
address before some 200 workers
in the Harlem Branch YMCA's fl
nancial campaign. In his speech,
DIR. Johnson drew an interesting
contrast between the philosophy of
the whole American community
and that of the American Negro.
Placing his reliance on cooper
alton and peaceful negotiation" he
said, "the Negro lacks the aggres-
siveness and skepticism that are
characteristic of America. In the
eyes of Europeans and Asians,
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27
By LAUREN WHITE

NEW YORK (GlobaD-It is in
teresting to note the types of dis
elimination that exist in the world
today. Most of us are familiar with
the discrimination based on race,
color and religion. We realize how
this type of nonsense intereferes
with the peace and progress of the
world. We know that race or color
discrimination is so embedded in
our thinking that we try to deter
mine what is good or bad, superior
or inferior, worthwhile or worth
less by race and color.
We have been conditioned to
this type of thinking so long that
it could be disastrous. In an emer-
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27
Discrimination Is Bad Practice
No Natter Who Is The Victim

airplane as we'll as Jackie Robinson
can play baseball would be re-
jected in favor of white pilot who
was an amateur. Conditioning pre-
vents many from making accurate
decisions in matters of this kind
Most of us are familiar with dis
elimination based on poverty. The
poor are dscriminated against in
many ways. It is common knoWl-.
edge that we trust the judgment,
honesty, and integrity of the veal,
thy more than we trust these quail,
tiles in the poor. There is unfair
discrimination against the poor.
The latest type of unfair discrm-
ination that has captured the at
tention of the public has been dis
elimination against the rich. In
many ways, this is entirely new.
Take the case of Charles E. Will
son of General Motors. Mr.. wilson
is now our Secretary of Defense.
His experience will help him to
serve our country we'll in that
capacity We can use his brains
and know-hoW to unravel some of
the intricacies of our defense.
problems. President Eisenhower
wants Mr. Wilson's services. He
feels that the nation needs them.
It was unfair to Mr.. Wilson,
President Eisenhower and the peo-
pie of this country to force Mr..
Wilson to sell his stock in General
Motors before he could assume
his duties as Secretary of Defense.
realize that General Motors has
big government contracts. I rea-
lize that there might be some
favoritism in awarding the con-
tracts. However, getting Mr.. Will
son to sell his stock will not alter
his inclinations.
If we are to have first-rate
minds in key positions in govern
ment, we can't afford to underpay
them and penalize them further if
they are rich. Why penalize a man
for having what we would all have
if we could?
In the case of Mr.. Wilson, no
great hardship was imposed upon
him or his company. The $780,
900 in stock that he had was sold:
His income hasn't been greatly re-
duced and General Motors hasn't
been affected in the least. But;
take the case of Robert Chapman
Sprague- who had been selected by
the present administration as I'm
der Secretary of the Air Force.
Mr.. Sprague is the chief stock
holder in Srague Electric Company
of North Adams, Mass. If he dis
posed of his stock, his family and
the economy of the entire town
might suffer greatly. Therefore,
Mr.. Sprague could not accept.>a
post as Under Secretary of the
Air Force. Personally, consider
this unfair.
The most capable person avail
able for a government position
should be allowed to have. thats
position. 1t is as unfair to discrim-
mate against the rich as it is to
disseminate against the poor. Those
of us who have suffered most from
discrimination should be the first
to oppose it whenever and wher-
ever we see it.
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27

and plead for a chance to get back
into the game.
The Negro, having spent his life
on the short end of things, has a
great deal to gain by championing
progressive" ideas. Those who
have won most of the marbles are
we'll off and. are satisfied with
things as they are.
What we have to fear most is
that Negroes, as they surround
themselves more and more with
the comforts of life, will stop be-
ing aggressive while there are too
many of us still living on the
fringe of things.
Arizona sun., 1953-02-27

The five billion eggs laid in
December is new record, 6 per
cent higher than the previous rec
ord set in December a year ago.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waitinG
houses or sublets; Wash. Va. Nd
lwhiteI open 2 days MA S-0001
APARTMENT or small house, within
; blocks of Georgetown University,
desired by GEORGETOWN professor.
Box 467-L. Star. AA