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eet end * * ro _&f 10.-4270 ° et tak: ‘i Fron the, _Afro-smerican dated November 24, 1942, 48° See eotithee py x gem .¥§25,000 Incoma,’. $40.00~~Wec0k- Jobs Hip: “zl eanor! Reine pee ¥ oe en thi article pajl be: ‘quoteds Saar ae Poke 4% ee Ls 2& =f as ae ~ aed es : . q r: & Fae? ens “Sea ADONIS? OY ate Ws Gee eve: reese. Salaries: limited ‘to 425,000 per year “and “he ‘Sneredeing’ “number, tpt : hy sy:: salaried jobs opening to women have assured the FBI of at Loact “one. less = = = headache~-that of keeping track of the ramored Eleanor Clubs ez ESS . gt oy birth ba one i aaa ” Walle the. existence: of the Eleanor ¢lubs hae “neyor boon ‘established,’ the sis - SP" rumor” ‘that ‘such, clubs | existed Canie’ out® of' fhe? South: “several, ’ months ‘agose.2.2° ee : 13 According to’ the report;thé "Eleanor | Clubs’ were. “supposedly. founded ands, 76% . fae . menbered’ by hovsanaids: who had’ pledged, thetiselves: to"black ball: any house~ fe .. _ Loh’. pold“which spoke disparagingly of Mrs.« ELEANOR “ROOMEVELT between then + Lee! io Ne ; and Christmas, | pnd. to be “out of the kitchen"by thet holiday, anyray e 7 ee a fee RR me EE HS - oe Tr °F “When, upon the ‘request of irs. ROOSEVELT, ‘the PEI Bade | aa Layesttgstion, it reported that BO guch organizations existed. © ~ ‘ = co. ae : 7 a new orm te ot 1% SRD yp : ny ee Writing: ‘in collier Jest week, WALT aR tPORT, - tne hie’ ‘artisie’ “the _ Lo a0 - Negro. Lifts, His ‘Hoad* said. the hie tat has; made: ‘seyorlfruitlese 3 $y: Ad mee =’ attenptes ‘te find one“of the’ clubs or rte “talk: to" a ‘member, of one of thel-+: ae 1, ‘bape? clubs,. but that ‘the publicity: “genvigrning’ tie” Organization | has’ e undoubtedly vrs ao. oa given birth to” a few by nows * a ait he seid further that he had found that while donsetic workers deniad © Jha knowledge of such an organization, they often subscribe enthusiastically” ged to such oh. snbitions :, Their -notive was more. economic than social, he =z, gee tee wee ee elt tee 3 aye fo ane see Baide'. ‘. tas . - Ge cs ht oe gs ced ara 4 Gur ps okt 4 us oe Bee: lay Oty es A tet. ks 2 a E ee a Pag Ue tei eye Ta: iw: 4, My aaa Oe 7 “er. 2 “he : a ai. . Karna ee ye, a 1 oe ) ay se Oe ee ne Cae “He. pointed. out also,” and’ truly, | that many employed ‘in domestic. “norvice = 1; _ , Aye” were not thore, because ‘they’ elected’ such ‘Jobs, but’ because other ‘Jods:t ers _for “which Mey. were Ceres were y closed fe. thems". r- oa Lat ogee ets + Foo4 ; Sores ae ; rs @ large number of Negroes working — He stated that recently theese ; .* negroes have become very independent and unsatisfactory workers, even 2% : .c+ ‘though most of them are earning more than they have ever carned befor oo" fe further informed that ‘he has heard that some of the Hegroes have © . “2 27" made such remarks as “Then the Japs come over they ‘won't bother us; they. . ora only after the white people", and that “After the wer, the viites will bo working for the colored @ ghon they 9 i gnpatae