The Chicago star., July 12, 1947, Image 1

About The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948

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Tenants unjte for fight p °«» 3
■■Ml THE CHICAGO
Published
Weekly
VoL 2, No. 28
'Sneak' wage
cuts mount
by calls from worried ten-
- yWI ants and eager landlords, lelaph one operaiots .n T % ~^pPaSafei >,« .-life
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. ’ jßffjlfefclfra; . a' “ t>S *V *H| J» week worked f&yerishly to cw.«r! callers v/itn s^k|MHj£§yK
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I Broken homes mean broken hearts to
■®jfi the unhappy Chicagoans who go to Domestic Rela- MBi
g fiona Court each week, as this young mother did. Bfi 'NJjMßfek*-,, wHF,
I to pour out their stories. This woman, who came BHB iBBy tjßP|^B3HPwj|iPP||Bl^. lßßH||fcJ^lll?..
I to court with three children to ask that the chil- M jfujL bb
S|§ dren's father be ordered to pay for their support, fflfm JS
. j™|*jjj”|§ symbolizes heartbreak caused by the housing short- <isf|SB j|i» .i /”
v ‘ 1 ' | age. For the full story of how the housing shortage IKEI * W ii gif ,# jB
I is destroying the American home, see page 3. flfiSß l§ JlWh, «
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Chicago, July 12. 1947 <-<g§3>&u> 66
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Flying stars
Ii all depended upon which newspaper you read.
They were flying saucers or meteorites or sun spots
or atomic experiments or Russian planes or optical illu
sions.
But you know what they really are—don't be fooled.
They're the 9,000 new Star subscriptions secured in
the sub drive sailing into the heavensl Each one of
these new Stars is a North Star''—a strong, steady bea
con—a guide for the people.