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uoII;3,U ACRES: $4,000.

u,orth me improvements alone seem To h.
eIectricihthnis rtn hhis price. Splendid 7-room house
esooa ouildingS; everything in GOOD condfii
not rnoti no run-down. infertile fields Located
ron,,sr rto5 ,ar from Montgomery County line m
rri.irII1oS road With farm products itp and
bhisine; rs this kind Of place viii not easiiu u
Jot,MeU4,,l tlSus4 II you delay buying. Write +
HiaINbSoN' iocaI 20 Clarksville. Md, or INQUIRE At
Evening star., 1939-09-22

This beautiful 10-month-old brick. de-
tached home IN Northern Va, on a lot
57x2O9 #. deep. consisting of large living
room. two bedrooms. bath. dining room
and kitchen: oil heat. air conditioned. For
information call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Chestnut l34l
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A VERY UNUSUAL
OPPOPTTINTTV
ALEXANDRIA VA

SS,500-One of those quaint houses with
pete baths. f1rst-foor library. large gar
Gen best residential section BOSS &
PHELPS; National $500. Evenings, call
MI Hight Decatur 451I
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SO4-s06-s0s SLIGO AVE.

SILVER SPRING. MD.
Conveniently located for schools, stores.
churches and Transportation: paved street
and sidewalks in and paid for: @ well-pro-
p0rtioned rooms, all air conditioned with
modern cabinets and appliances: furred
walls and rock wool insulation. Sligo eve.
Is the nrst street to the right after you
In Silver Spring
OPEN DAILY TO $40 PM.
721 10th St NV Ma 07R5
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
IN SILVER SPRING. COMMERCIAL: NEW
p!ag. floors. 1l.b00 SO. #. floor space;
lacine streets. near railroad station and
Shepherd l5SS-W " VI p"it'
FARMS FOR SALE

MhMTERiIFRoNT honss iFR FARM, COOP GROOM
terms. GIBoNs. Barr bldg. Natl 37s3
q q ACRES. so ACRES OPEN CROP I.AND
harS thenreo; groom house. plenty outhouses,
o MI from roaa electricity, automatic water: II
gown gown OWNER, $40 md ST. NV Pbops
aepaohe 41s4 or Columbia 3s23. 2Is
HOWARD co l7g ACRES -
Nj hnD ~ CO-HIGHWAY FRONTAGE.
vGua1 viem distance to Baltimore. High distsnt
the MiddTo Mh4m main buildings. Also borders
streaTn 1uie 40 Patuxent River. A beautiful
dHsi mostly in crop and pasture. Rieht noosa gooa
iIns oHtbui1G,naan9 and two tenant houses. plenty
sensible buy at the right price: oiH r,;,.. =
af4m f3 address. p. E. JOHNSON. cIarksviI1ss
Mo. write me. or inquire at local hanS "a:
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$12,950.
Barnaby Woods. D. c.
Amid a Settinu Of Trooc

" k0C VI I
Located in the heart of this popular
GW92Inmunlty. GOT which is recognized as one OF
Wasnihstons finest suburban developments.
lovely home. it is individual in design.
spacious In plan and so situated that it
The house is set back IS it. from the
street. wide front lawn and amid s giant
Sak Sk trees. There are splendid rooms. 3
peoroomS leach will accommodate twin
bedsl, tile baths complete maids room
ana bath ireplaces a picture bay win
COW IN the dining rom overlooking rear
garden 1t is comparatively new, modern
IN every, detail. including air-conditioning
ana automatic heat. Attached garage.
OMner leaving the city is anxious to sell
1HOS. FISHER & COMPANY. INC,
DIS DIS bS3O. OR EVENINGS CALL MR.
NtHAMRERS ADAMS
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LOTS FOR SALE

RsESIDENTIAL-IN COMMUNITY OF IN
IpuSIIIouS home-owning citizens near the
y q line. priced for quick sale a. SIn1
per lot; PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. l73I
snr ssS,5COMM N LOTS. GEORGIA AVE, SILVER
SpEn; SprInn; E0XI20: only 3. Price 50 IL IN
COLEMAN REALTY, shep. 4le3. ~ NO.
WIDE; WIDE SELECTION OF LOTS IN SILVER
oIa . n@ iilg area Gear or wooded. improvements
Svanaple $500 each and up ROBFPT
oA9LOR 1850 Georgia ave. Shepherd 2I45
MUST NlUST DISPOSE OF APP. l4O LOTS o5Y
~, as unit within thirty DAYS heated
~ y, nearby Va, 3l2 miles from District line
No no reas. ofer refused. Call Columbia lo34S
- y NI'Sh' "a
GEORGIA AVE. LOT-EXCEILENT BUST.
ugS5 ITiII iocation, soft. front by 40 IT, deep.
resnoSah sti sen or nuild to suit. Will finance for
PAUL P. STONE. ADAMS O653
SIX VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR MOD.
eTately priced homes in the Silver snrina
sMse,lon MsrGIn Of beautiful Montgomery County,
,,..- z. C. THOMAS.
NDtSLiic' go 1927 Eye ST NV
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THOS. E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS,
III 10th st w Ma O-Gs
1919 X St NV Nop 11ee
NEAR THE CATHEDRAY.

S10.950
l.. Attractive, new detached brick dwelling.
Six good-size. rooms. 3 bedrooms and 9
complete baths on end noor; first-foor
heat: furred insulated and cauiked; bis
wooded lot. SPLENDID value in a most con
venlent. close-in location BOSS 4,
Lewis Wo 1910 A AVA
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BUILDERS ATTENTION.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

WOODED TRACT, 6 ACRES, 30O-FT
road frontage; $50 cash, Sl2 month: total
prEee. S2S5. gl2 miles from District line
M!cholS ave. through Anacostia to OYon
H!!i' follow U. S. Route 224 20 PiscataVay.
!eIt az PlScataway, ! mile TO Riblett
WOODED HOMESITE. 100000; HIGH
level well drained. restricted. elec nhona.
IN IN fast-srowing location mi from Wash;
S22n S25 down. SO mo. VERNON nj
lynch q son, Z mi. out Columbia pike.
Alex s,39-W-2. Open ewes, closed Sun
2 ACRES
Just on BALTIC. blvd. on paved road; only
-, 800; terms; ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
KENSTNGTON HEIGHTS
Small acreage plots for home and In.
Vestment builders: wide frontage on hard.
suriaeed road Priced right Terms
-12l l0th ST. NV Natl 0TS5
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near ShOreham Hotel.

most II sG SsSF' en-
Calvert st. From the front porch it COM
PalG Gvs IS St s ssw l hSss
splsndia ssdsoons sie bath. sst Dofe9es. 5SI@s.
throuehout. pantry maids rooV and bath.
tIlc ~ rehiIiss,ratoT , ,Ts sna OIL HEAT: TSe
IS particularly anxious to sell, Ns and if HG You
are in position to make a substantial
@ THds Hnsrs w co9 e
CALL MR.. CHAMBERS ADAMS i0i33.
MODERN HOME.
easYy large q Cd f.0sAS oSy Ress s
room. exceptionally beautifully finished
recreation room with fireplace, large yard
giti shade trees; one Of the best buys in
CheVy Chase. Easy terms. Adams 1858.
MONTGOMERY HILLS.
conh;sf Preed tar far below market value Beautiful
servants quarters, on 3rd floor. 2-car
built-in garage. oil heat, large lot. Owner
WIZ sacrifice I'm for cash. Eve. phone service
~-,a RoBERrs e. LAr1MER,
7733 Alaska Ave. Georgia 1870.
ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Sa5oE7Brand-new brick home. 9 sur
prisingly large rooms, side porch, interest,"
ing plan, auto. heat, 55-ft lot; near
schools: stores and thester. Mr. Crawford,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 143s
A VERY UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY.
New six-room. air-conditioned home in
Chevy Chase. D. c.. convenient to churches.
schools and transportation; lovely Shade
trees. Priced under $4,000. Only $3.50
cash and very easy terms for balance.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Inv. Bldg. REALTOR Dist 6Og2
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FARMS WANTED

SMALL ADULT FAMILY WISHES To pFNr
ssnau sau poultry farm; reasonable Iad1
rea9sr pea9g r good cook would board j. Hishway
General Delivery '"ois' Mo'
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HoMEsEEKERs; BE WISE, BUY NOW.

TUT ,IIIUfHdLIon and INSPECTION.
Call Mr.. Orem, Geo. 463g
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
NEW. DET., S32. SO MO,
Includes 49, int, prime, taxes and ms
Mod. all-brick bungalow. full basement,
air conditioned, side porches
DRIVE OUT New HAMPSHIRE ave. half
200 fl to homes 1''
SAMPLE OPEN 5 TO Bpm
SMITH 4 GOTTLIEB INC. Shep. 5I54
RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT.
FOXHALL VILLAGE.
8 Rooms. 2 Baths, Gas Heat.
PRICE, $1,000.
SANDOZ. INC,
2 Dupont Circle Dupont 1894.
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sc QQ0
30. .JJU.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

/, . bedrooms, > baths, recreation room; .
DOCKS school, ! block Wisconsin ave 10
inil iitiliiutes downtown. Small down, payments
1858 ' 1.oaiis n1.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

For farms. suburban homes. acreage. bldg
sites: wooded, nice views, with streams
JOHN BURDOFT, Ashton 350S. Colesyille,
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$3.50.
Chew Chase Md.

Chevy Chase, Md.
Nestled In a perfect setting of trees
evergreens and barberry hedge. plus a
rustic lily pond and rock garden which
AFFORDS haven to relax from the hum
drum work-a-day in complete privacy Its
situation is most desirable. convenient tC
and yet far enough removed from stores
transportation, graded and junior high
schools. The house is comfortable in size
having g rooms, 3 bedrooms and huge sun
room, all up-to-date conveniences. includ
ing insulation and Frigidaire; garage
IHOS. j. FISHER & COMPANY INC
DlSI: $3.50, OR EVENINGS, CALL MR.
BEAUPRE MET 2Y54
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LOOK.
IMMEDIAI,E pOCQESSInM

LOOK.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
NEW BUNGALOWS
5 rooms bath: all improvements. $3.50
cash. $40 monthly
s. E. PRIBULA.
3502 Baker St. Mount Rainier. Md.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS S2l.
Colmar Manor, Md.-Bunga allow, 3 rooms,
bath. ami. Price. $3.50; small cash
payment. Call WARING, Hyattsville As:
eve, Greenwood 2232. Can be found at
36l1 18th st. ne. between 2 and pm.
rs ACRES
Very desirable for clubhouse: 8 acres In
large OAK grove. 500 ii. frontage. balance
cleared land 6-room dwelling, needs re-
pair; mi D. C; $1,000: terms
ON WASH. .-BALTO BLVD.
Ideal for tourists home and cabins: ~
acres, 195 #. frontage, lovely shade, shrub
berry. o rooms, bath, electricity; $4,000:
vile 765. Ewes, Greenwood 1881.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME OVERL LOOK-
ing Rock Creek Park. Hollow tile, steel
easement windows. French doorA finest
interior appointments. Sr, 2Ia baths, dou-
Bile garage. 1855 Geranium NV. near 18th.
! ROOMS, 2-CAR GARAGE, OIL HEAT
Wis. 5S46. $40 Cumberland ave-, Somerset,
Chevy Chase. Md
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TO SETTLE ESTATE WILL SELL. TWO
houses. two extra lots; property facing on
three streets. Asking $1,000. Will sell
separate. A real bargain. Box 355-M,
Star.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. 5-RM HOUSE
with foored attic: nearly new; all modern
improvements: !, blks from r. I. avesstreet
car. Greenwood 1901.
ARLINGTON-s-RM. BRICK COLONIAL
house: 1h baths, attic. recreation rm..
built-in garase. oil heat, wooded lot;
5000: F. H, A.: $66 mo. MAC LINDSEY,
Chestnut 6213.
5-ROOM BRICK. BUNGALOW; OIL HEAT,
range and REFRIGERATOR, built-in garage.
$3.50; $3.50 down, Sb7 so month. MAC
LINDSEY. Chestnut 6213.
$500 CASH AND S45 PER MONTH WILL
buy well-built 4-room and bath bungalow.
full ATTIC large enough for additional
room; Oil heat. hardwood floors, beautiful
lawn, fenced and Handicapped; ideal for the
YOUNGSTERS. Within squares Of school and
bus. Conv. to shopping center. This home
is In the center Of Arlington's fastest
growing community. Open Saturday 1-6
Sunday 1920 am. till pm. Inspect
4O4 South Highland ST., Arlington, Va.
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TAKOMA PARK

Lovely 2-story brick home. s large
rooms. in new -house condition; screened.
weather-stripped and insulated Lot 5Ox
l35. OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER MUST
SELL Phone District 1922: eves., Colum-
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BARGAIN-S7.25O.

>, Near Wis. ave. and Chevy Chase, D. c.
nall plan home with extra large rooms
g master bedrooms. 9 complete tub baths,
breakfast nook. full attic, freshly recondi-
toned Suitable for :, families Near
everything. Be prompt for this fore
closure on easy terms. Mr. Beasley
Evening star., 1939-09-22
RICH MANS LOCATION ON
POOR MANS POCKETROOK

Tiny brook, little lake, winding driveway,
fine old trees, rock-bordered walks and ter
races. Rambling Colonial-type cottage,
smuggling into hillside. Large rooms, big
fireplace. knotty pine walls, insulated cell
ing: modern conVeniences. Garage Acre
and half of land. On State road. twenty
five minutes TO downtown Washington.
81 800, on easy terms.
TERRY B. SIMMS, Owner.
Georpja
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
{HretinSAA

KANSAS AVE-. NEAR FORT sLOCUM PARK.
BUILT BY COOLEY BROTHER6
Colonial e:room home with painted walls,
modern kitchen: cleo. refg:; double back
rage: h.-w.h. Due to unusual circunl-
stances this home can be bought at the low
price q $3.50. Don't fail to call today
MIR. PARKER, Dist. 31OO or Rand 4463
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- T5U.U UU.
5236 NEBRASKA AVE. NV

The largest. finest most com pletely
equipped ana best located homes ever
3 big bedrooms, . colorful tile baths,
unusual recreation room with built-in bar
paneled and hand-shaded walls in spacious
llving and dining rooms A dream kitchen
Cali Mr.. COATES at DI. 3IOO or drive
one block to homes
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value, that cannot be duplicated. 3
spacious bedrooms, . baths. delightful
Step-down living room, dining room kltch-
en-. den, lst.hoor lavatpry oil heat; maid S
room and bath; recreation room 2-car
puill-n garage; must see to appreciate,
400. ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
I133 Alaska Ave. Georgia 1870
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just OIL Mass. ave.-New detached brick
ccenter-entrance home, reduced ST 900. The
5rlght dining rm.., lovely kitchen. paneled
den: 3 bedrms.. baths, conditioned
neat. =. attached garage, porch. Lot has 90
II; frontage. Every convenience is nearby
FRANK s PHIL lips DIST 1411
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pRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

BERWYN MD.-CENTER OF TOWN
Modern, ) rooms and BATH plot 100000;
lease; rent. $50 per morth Easy terms.
JOSEPH E. GOODKEY. Berwyn. Nd
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MODERN HOME.
MONTGOMERY HILLS
ONLY $3.50 CASH

$7G50-Brand-new brick home. sur
prisingly large rooms, side porch, interest
ing plan, auto. heat, 55-ft lot; near
REALTY ASSOCIATES Natinnal I43S
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

WILL SACRIFICE FOR IMMEDIATE CASH
10 modern Colonial brick homes. + rooms
and bath each Highly speculative. Less
than IL years old: perfect condition ex
cellent tenants. The price should attract
the shrewdest buyer.
EARLE W MANSON.
1427 Eve ST NV Dist. 1913.
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FOR SALE DIRECT FROM BUILDER
| $500. New brick house, corner lot 1l6x
10; exceptionally large rooms. ] "a baths,
automatic heat; wooded lot: F: H. A. ap-
lane. Greenwich Forest Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1939-09-22
1884 18th ST. NV.

31lo Both st.-Attractive. detached. cor
ner. neW-houSe condition. rooms 3
ppoIrcheS, OIL heat garage, fireplace. OWNER
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
Special Easter ...
Program at st.
Peter Sunday

The fifty voice choir of St.
Peters A. M. E. Church, directed
by Mrs. Alyce L. Stewart, will
render special music Easter Sun
day morning at the regular 10:45
a. m. services.
Among the numbers used will be
an anthem "Lift Up Your Head"
"The, Alleluia Chorus" from the
cantata "The Risen King" and a
new spiritual ''I'll Fly Away" An
unusual feature will be a solo by
a boy soprano, Fletcher Claridy.
Rev. C. F. Stewart, pastor, will
preach from the subject, "The
Easter Message for 1885,"
At 8 p. m. the Church School will
present very fine Easter program
with special music under the di-
rection of Mesdames Dovie Phelan,
Mabel Moore, Anne Smith and
Mary Claridy, who is superinten-
dent of the school. There will be
an infant baptism.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
Wis. ~" Quits
Meet When Mo.
Bars Negro Lad

Columbia, Mo.-Prejudiced Mis-
souri, University which still refuses
to obey a court order to admit a
colored youth to its law school,
suffered another blow this week,
when Wisconsin University refused
to participate in a track meet
which barred colored runners.
The meet was scheduled for Sat
urday and the Badgers, along with
Notre Dame, were to take part.
Thomas Jones, coach at Wisconsin,
declared that Missouri refused to
rescind a rule of long standing
which bars colored athletes.
Ed Smith, star hurdler of Wis
consin, was the reason why the
"Show Me" State advanced the
color bar and the agreement to APP
pear was cancelled by Wisconsin.
Guy S. Lowman, former assist
ant football coach at Missouri and
now on the Wisconsin faculty, at
tempted to defend Missouri by, say
ing that there was no discourtesy
intended except that Negroes have
been barred for a number of years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07

Editor of the new publication,
Insurance Counsellor" 1880 East
10th St., Cleveland, o., who is an
example of the intelligent and
we'll trained young women of the
Negro group launching out into
new fields. Mrs. Strode's publica-
ton is exclusively a trade or bust
ness paper, but is attractively and
interestingly gotten up, being well
illustrated and touching the real
interests of business with such dy-
manic force that the insurance
fraternity is giving wide support,
practically assuring it's success
from the start. Timely and au-
thoritative articles on business are
published. Mrs. Strobe recently
completed a tour of nearly every
insurance home office of the group,
and was well received. By her win
ming personality she secured con-
siderable business for her maya
zine. ........
Calvin Service.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07

meet held Saturday, April l, at the
University: of Minnesota Field
House.
Stephens was one of the two
boys who won two frsts in the
meet. The events he won were
the high and low hurdles. His time
for the high hurdle was 8 seconds
-one-tenth of a second over the
present record. The time for the
lows was TT seconds. Stephens
win receive two gold trophies.
Carl Wade. Jr.; of Minneapolis
South, and William Jones of St.
Paul, Central, win receive silver
trophies. Wade placed second in
the so yard dash, while Jones
placed second in the high jump.
Other boys who placed were Paul
Coleman of Mechanic Arts, who
placed fourth in shot-put, Grover
Ingram and Henry Bowman, who
placed fourth and fifth in the half
mile and low hurdles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
Fire & Police
Exams to Be
Held i'm Nav

Acting to insure the passing of
a number of candidates when the
police and fire examinations for st.
Paul are held on May 6, the st.
Paul Urban league this week an
nounced that it will have a class
of instruction for men who are in
terested.
All persons wishing to take this
course are urged to register for it
Immediately, the league announced.
The classes will be held at the
Halle @. Brown House and In
struction will be based largely on
material suggested by publications
from the civil service examiners
office.
Part of the work will include
physical instructions in order to
qualify the men for the rigid tests
along this line.
The first meeting of the class
will be on Friday, April ID, at 8
p. m. Twenty persons have already
indicated that they will take the
tests.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
Roy Wilkins, NAACP
Official, Greeted by
Interested Twin Citians

Smith, chairman of the executive
committee of the Minneapolis
branch, were each actively con-
cerned in the reorganization and
inspired by that dynamic personal
ity, Mrs. Juanita Mitchell, formerly
with the national office of the
N.A.A.C.P. and assisted by large
group of interested women, were
responsible for the satisfying re-
suits of the Minneapolis meeting.
A very real and appreciated serv-
ice was rendered by Mrs. Alice
Stewart and the enlarged choir Of
st. Peter church in the stirring mu-
sic which offered a fitting back
ground for this telling program Of
accomplishments.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
STEPHEN L. HOPKINS KILLED

Stephen L. Hopkins, 545 Aurora
avenue, fell to his death beneath a
Minneapolis bound streetcar on
University avenue near Kent, st.
Paul, late Thursday afternoon,
March 80, before crowd Of horri-
fed witnesses.
He died four minutes after being
received in Ancker hospital in a
police ambulance. Police assisted
by firemen and spectators worked
more than 20 minutes to release
Hopkins from beneath the trucks
of the car, aided by an acetylene
torch and a wrecking crew from
the street car company using heavy
jacks.
Born Before Civil War
Born December 9, 1856, in Frank
fort, KY, the victim had been res
ident of St. Paul for So years. He
was employed as porter with the
Pullman Company here for Al
years, having been retired in 1925.
He was a member of st. James
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
ST. Paul Business and
Professionals Organize

Business and professional inter-
ests in st. Paul put down the
groundwork for an organization
for the promotion of their mutual
aims last week when they held a
meeting at the Halle Q. Brown
House.
w. S. Butler, real estate dealer,
was elected temporary chairman,
and Lee Turpin, insurance sales
man, was named temporary secre-
tary.
Those present included DR.. J. W.
Crump, W. B. Baines, coal dealer;
Owen Howell, proprietor of the Up
town Sanitary Shop; Andrew Guth-
RE, automobile salesman; Theodore
Allen, insurance agent; Hammond
Turner, attorney, and Noah Powers,
hauler.
The group agreed that a second
meeting would be held on Friday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
W.SQUIRE NEAL GRANTED new TRIAL
Court of Appeals Says
First Trial Evidence Not
Sufficient to Convict

w. Squire Neal, Twin City bust
ness man, won round two Monday
in his battle to retain his freedom
from a two-year sentence in Fed
eral prison when the U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals at st. Louis re-
versed his conviction of year ago.
He was remanded for new trial.
Neal was sentenced to two years.
Imprisonment by Federal Judge
Gunnar H. Nordbye in Minneapolis
after he had been found guilty by
jury on charge of concealing
part of $4,000 his brother, John
Neal, is alleged to have embezzled
from the 500 Line R. R. or the First
National Bank. It is understood
that Il has not yet been determined
as to which of these institutions
the funds were stolen from.
Squire Neal was charged in the
indictment made against him with
aiding his brother by hiding 5000
in a golf bag. The circuit court
ruled by its opinion that the evil
dence did not show that the sum
was part of the proceeds of his
brothers loot.
Judge Seth Thomas wrote, "The
money may have been stolen before
August "a, 1887, as we'll as after
that date. Since the Federal Bank
Robbery Act became effective on
that date, the charge will not
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
Street Car Kills Steve
Hopkins, Sr., Pioneer
St. Paul Railroad Man

A.M.E. church and Perfect Ashlar
Lodge No. 4, F. and A. M.
Six Witnesses
Six witnesses to the tragedy
were questioned, including the mo-
torman, Albert Petschl, 1176 Rea-
ney street.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, April 8, at st. James A.M.E.
church, Dale and West Central, at
2:30 pm. with Rev. Gerald L. Hay
den, pastor, officiating, assisted by
Rev. ]. W. Phelps. Musical selec-
tions were rendered by st. James
choir under the direction of Mable
McGavock Lewis. Masonic serv-
ices. ---......--.
Survivors
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Maggie Jenkins; two sons,
Stephen l., Jr., and Alonzo; two
granddaughters, Virgilee Washing
ton and Katherine Jane Hopkins,
and other relatives.
Interment was in the family lot
in Oakland cemetery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-04-07
FORMER ST. PAULITE DIES IN
HARRINGTON

John Richardson, 50, died Tues
day, April a, at his home in Farm
ington, MINI. He had been a farm
er in Pennington for the past IL
years, and was resident Of st.
Paul for 80 years prior to that,
coming here from his birthplace in
Lexington, Ky.
Survivors include a wife, Eta;
stepdaughter, Elsie, and three
grandchildren. Complete funeral
arrangements have not been made
at press time.