The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, August 21, 1948, Star Edition, Image 7

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The Chicago star., August 21, 1948, Star Edition, Page 7, Image 7
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RATES: 7c per word, 3 lines mini
mum. Deadline Monday afternon.
Friday. August 20th
7th Ward YJPA party, Friday, Aug.
20th, 8:30 P. M. at Rawson’s, 6818
Ridgeland. Entertainment, Refresh
ments, Dancing. Donation 50c.
Saturday, August 21st
A party to help keep our STAR
shihning! Sparkling political satires
by Roslyn Harvey! Food, drinks, fun
for all! Donation SI.OO to the Chicago
Starl 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 21,
at Lewis, 7634 N. Greenview.
Informal Get-Together
Hear: FRANK MARSHALL
DAVIS on Spirituals and Blues
Hear: New Progressive Party
songs from the Philadelphia Con
vention.
Meet: PEARL HART, Progressive
candidate for Municipal Judge.
Enjoy our deliciou, SMORGASBORD
Saturday. August 21st. 8:30 p.m.
Rev»in, 666 Irving Park Rr.
Donation $1
46th Ward Progressive Party
Tuesday, August 24th
Calling all progressives from the
45th Ward! Help fight high meat
prices - come to your community
rally at 2787 N. Clyboum, TUE.
August 24th, 8 p.m. Admission Free
Bring your friends and neighbors!
Speakers: Zalmon Garfield, Dorothy
Bushnell Cole, Rod Holmgren.
"Run Joe Run’ *°
(calypso ★
★CAPERS
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Sat., Aug. 21—9 P. M.
DuSable Outdoor Gardens
In Case of Rain
• DuSable Ballroom
49th & Wabash
Clever Entertainment - Calypso
Singing - Calypso Queen Chosen
Caribbean Drinks
Music by Walter Dyett
Given.by ..
ILLINOIS YOUTH FOR
WALLACE
Invitation. 85c, tax lac.
Drag your man!
Bring your woman!
4447 Michigan Avenue
Livingston 5300
DODGE
LIVERY MRS
24 Hr. Prompt, Courteous
Service
Drexel
31st 67th
Wentworth
50c
EACH ADDITIONAL
PASSENGER 25c
We CENTRAL
repair FUR CO.
clean 162 N. State
remodel DEA. 1758 I
CLASSIFIED
RATES: 7c per word, 6 words to the
line. 3 lines minimum, deadline Mon
day night.
FOR RENT
Single room for young man. Phone
Midway 3979. ..
SERVICES
Painting and decorating, interior and
exterior, A-l clean work, reason
able. BELMONT DECORATING
CO., WEL. 8364.
Drive toward war
fattens monopolies
THE other day the Federal
Trade Commission—an in
dependent Government agency
not yet corrupted by bi-partisan
appointees—sent a special mes
sage to Congress warning that
the growth of monopoly threat
ened this country with collectiv
ism—with the extinction of com
petitive enterprise.
This warning will fall on deaf
ears. The bipartisan Congress and
the bipartisan Administration
will not tackle the fundamental
problems of monopoly control of
our economy, because both old
parties are the servants of mo
nopoly.
Eight months ago in another
special session called by Truman
the Congress passed and Tru
man signed a law giving the mo
nopoly corporations power to es
tablish cartels for the control of
basic raw materials. This law
gives big steel and big oil the
power to regiment all of Ameri
can business dependent on oil
and steel. It gives them the
power to create further shortages
and through shortages to raise
prices.
* • •
AT THE LAST session of Con
gress a bill was passed and
signed by the President which
gave to Secretary of Defense For
restal the power to determine
priorities for steel. This was a
major step in the creeping coup
d’etat by which the bankers and
militarists are gaining control
over our civilian economy. They
were, thwarted in World War II
by Roosevelt, but they have been
assisted by Truman.
The National Association of
Manufacturers and iis political
stooges, both Republicans and
G.LK. Smith convention
to hear Chicago atty.
ST. LOUIS —, Maximilian St.
George, Chicago attorney and pal
of some of the most notorious pro
fascists in the U. S., is one of the
demagogues scheduled to speak at
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MISS TEXAS, who'd like to be
come Miss America of 1948, has
appropriate name; Bonnie Bland.
Democrats, who cry "Commun
ism" every lime a measure es
sential to protect the people is
proposed, are the real advocates
of collectivization. The only po
litical parly in the United States
today which is dedicated to pre
serving independent business en
terprise and to protecting work
ers. farmers, and consumers from
monopoly is the new parly, the
Progressive Party,
The men who cry loudest
against “regimentation” here at
home are blatantly demanding
“regimentation” in Western Eu
rope. The truth is that they are
ardent advocates of regimenta
tion both at home and abroad.
Today Averill Harriman, Dem
ocrat, and Paul Hoffman, Repub
lican, are in Europe trying to
force reluctant governments to
adopt detailed four-year plans for
production and foreign trade
plans which will serve interna
tional big business rather than
the great mass of people either
here or abroad. The attempted
regimentation of Europe is being
carried out under the same bi
partisan auspices as the relatively
silent regimentation of America.
Taylor's brother
in Congress race
SAN MATEO, Calif. Paul
Taylor, a railroad engineer and
brother of Sen. Glen H. Taylor,
Henry Wallace’s running mate,
will run for Congress on the Pro
gressive Party ticket. He will
oppose Rep. Zack Z. Anderson
<R., Calif.), who will be on both
the Democratic and Republican
ballots.
the national convention called by
Gerald L. K. Smith.
The gathering of followers of
Smith’s Christian Nationalist Cru
sade will be held in Kiel Auditor
ium, Aug. 20-21.
The only other speaker from
Illinois will be Andrew B. McAl
ister, head of an outfit called the
Pro-American Information Bu
reau, of Hinckley, 111.
Smith promises his followers
that delegates to the convention
will hear “a well known and
prominent American” who “has
held one of the most important
positions in public life.” This
speaker’s identity will not be dis
closed until the last moment, ac
cording to Smith.
Hortley objects
to 'Nazi' tag
WASHINGTON—(FP) Rep.
Fred Hartley (R., N. J.) an
nounced in the course of House
Labor Committee hearings on
N. Y. department store unions
Aug. 10 and 11, that he will sue
for libel persons who circulated
leaflets criticising him.
Hartley said he objected to be
ing called a Nazi in leaflets which
he said were distributed in front
of a New York department store.
As co-author of the Taft-Hartley
law, he has been called a variety
of names by unions in all parts
of the country.
on advertising feature
Whizzer Motor Bikes get you
there faster! Sol Epstein now has
them for sale at his
OBHjWWi DIVERSEY BIKE
SHOP, 2748 DI
VERSEY AVE . ,
ARM. 8210. A full
vly lVAfcdi! line of tricycles
- ' v r v-llf an( i mkgg p] t|g a
complete assortment of accessories
and the friendly service of an
efficient repair department makes
Sol's shop the north side head
quarters for cyclists form two to
sixty. Scoop! He also offers a
discount to all Star Readers!
• • •
IS YOUR club, union or family
I £ lanning a n af
jsjjUJha: food by special
■Tl 'Nt'-'i'-W’ ists in handling
Irv'Kraft receptions, pa r -
ties, dances and
f— nyHi meetings, call
JEEPS CATERING SERVICE
Sacramento 5056
* ♦ •
DINTY MOORE'S RESTAURANT
in the Star building. 168 W. WASH
vrri INGTON. contrib
oOpy utes to the good
JW7 disposition of the
many organizers
Afl •working out of
TV this famous build-
VafiSgCA ing by supplying
. them with satis
fying snacks and hearty lunches.
Corned beef sandwiches and juicy
red hots are Dinty's specialty.
You too, can have a good disposi
tion or at least one of those super
corned beef’s on rye.
STAR ADVERTISERS LIKE TO KNOW
SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR
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CHAIN O LAKES REGION
111 la ail I r swimming • boating - fishing
Hi LA dALLC horseback riding - tennis - golf
modern rooms - tasty food
Phones: Send for brochure
Sla. 4603 Wab, 4988 »**•'•: Phone DEA. 6330 or write:
Charmaine Lodge, Waupaca, Wis.
| ANNUAL FALL PICNIC I
of the Lithuanian DAILY VILNIS
| Sunday, August 22nd, 10 A. M. §
Justice Park Gardens
E Archer and Kean Ave. =
E Justice, 111.
= An excellent program will be given by Lithuanian and 5
Ukrainian Chorus =
E Guest speaker GRANT OAKES, Progressive Party E
Candidate for Governor E
E Come One. Come All! Everyone Invited!
E Chartered Bus leaves from 3116 S. Halsted St. at 1:30 P. M. =
E Call Victory 7325 and Make Your Reservation 1 =
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THE CHICAGO STAR
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New styles in eye-glasses make
the eyes dramatic and attractive.
,a. If you want the
last word in
"looks” drop in
f at HUMBOLDT
V Ptjd OPTICAL CO..
Jl 3128 W. NORTH
AVE. Northwest's
-iX V and progressive
optometrist, Dr. P. H. Johnsen.
will give you sound advice on
making the most of your eye
troubles. Call SPA. 9352 for app’ts.
* • •
For your greater convenience and
shopping comfort PEOPLE'S
»v FOOD MART. 305-
Pft 07 EAST 3IST ST.
jTrtfU has completely
modernized their
J 8 M* super food store.
TssSTL'l They are cel e
- brating this occa
_ TT,. \ ison with a Grand
Opening Sale which lasts through
Saturday, July 3rd. Celebrate
with them by taking advantage
of the many bargains during this
opening sale.
* « •
Out on the South Side there is a
furniture store that gives real
InA values, better fur
niture, and keeps
promises as made.
Now that's some
record, but BAY
FURNITURE CO.,
8856 S. COMMER
. CIAL AVE. has
been doing this for many years.
Give your home a chance to look
its best and have yourself a thrill
by getting some of these super
values. Phone Regent 8855.
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THE CHICAGO STAR, AUGUST 21. 1948

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