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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
Markets
Livestock

DETROIT. Jan. >o-(Ap)-Csttle TOO
Slow. Choiee 70 prime yearlings li.So-
lao0; good 70 choice ysaylinSs lo.eo.ll.60;
choice to prime heavy steers l2.0o-lS.0o;
good to choice heavy steers l0.5o-l2.oo;
best cows e.Ss-A7s; bsst light butcher
bulls ioo-I.se; miiKsrs ana sprinssrs
o0.oo-oo.oo.
fair 70 goed l3s0-l4.oo; seconds 1900
1900: culis and common 7.So-lo.oo.
Sheep and lambs 1000. steady % -
cents higher. Best lambs l0.76-il.oo; heavy
fat sheep 3oo-<.00.
Hogs 1900. Prospects lower. Previous
$50 for 200-230 ID hogs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
E1fafs

DETROIT, Jan. so~tAY1-(U.e 0s?t.
Ar)-U. .. 0rade4 1gSsaSem tees N
Whitcs. cxtres (0rs1s a, istus sam-ss;
medium i0-S0: otendsrao (0ya6e - large
isM.S1; medium 17,t-io, tso1o (orsos
c. large loh. 49,.
Browns, extras t0rs1s ~ latps ?oM;
medium ~; standards tosade ID Sefge
lSsS: medium 70.
Detroit Broker puces: Duuer' oest
creamery IN tubs. 3eH.Ss!t:.
Ego. current fsesipts 10; dirties iS,s:
checks IL
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may be purchased from any of
the committee members.
The committees in chsrse of
the dance include: Frank Dur
and, program and favcrs; Wal
ter and Carl Vile, hall decora-
tions; Harold Peterson. publici-
ty; Earl J. We'll, Mrs. Arvilla
Groom, Mrs. G. Whistler, Mrs.
Grace Edge. Mrs. Violet Schneid-
ed, Mrs.. William Rowe and John
Tyrrell, ticket sales.
Mrs. Helen Mcmillan Is chair
man Of the event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

(Coatinued From Page II
Rods on forestry and similar
proaects.
e o&&er camps listed for early
opening are at Onekema. Mich,
Cocporytoyvp, N. r.. San Dimas,
GAlH. Colorado Springs. Grot-
49, ~: md Hutton and La
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
CALL FOR
REBUFF
COUNTY
CONVENTION:

TO THE REPUBLICAN, VOT.
ERS OF MACOMB COUNTY,
MICHIGAN.
T he Republican County
Convention for the election Of
delsootes to the Stots Conven-
ton will be held on Wednes-
doy, February 18th, lo4l, A.
.. at 200 Pm. EST, at the
County Building Mourn Glenn
ems, Michigan. for the purpose
OF eIectino Thirty-nine dele
gates, and oIternotes, to the
Republican Stote Convention to
be held at Grand Ropids, Mich
lyon, Friday, February 18th.
i94l at 100 o'clock AN.
EST.
The Several townships and
precincts in the cities OF Mount
Clemens, Eost Detroit. New
Baltimore, Center Line and
Utico, sholI b entities to re-
presentation at sold County
Conventio as follows, to wit:
East township three ~
delegates: City Of New BoIti-
more, one .tl) delegates; City
Of Utico. one (l) deleoote:
City Of Ecst Detroit, two ~
delegates; City Of Center Line,
two ~ delegates; each pre-
cinct Of Warren township, one
~ delegate; eoch precinct Of
City Of Mount Clemens one
~ deIeoote.
BY order o fthe Republican
County Committee.
WILLIAM TEAeDER,
Republican County
Choirnon.
ETHEL cHAPOTON,
Secretary. Moeomb
County Republican
Committee.
Dotted OF Mount Clemens,
Michioon this 22nd ddy OF
Jonuory, l94l. AD.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

oPaul Benz, Mount Clemens
Pottery executive, will discuss
the foreign situation when he
appears before the Kiwanis Club
tomorrow noon as guest speaker.
Paul Schanher is in charge Of
the program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
IDoasllry

DETROIT, Jsn. 8 ZAP, - Poultry
stsody. Nsns ~ " -; undee ) !es
.: ischssn -. Y " 10 ~; s'ss: ie.i ss
- n: CO. il: rshelts ~; Cspons. z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

There are about ais, ZOO miles
Of steel pipe lines for transport
ing oil. gasoline, and natural
gas in the United States.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
APARTs. FuRN. OR uNFuRh.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HICa-CLASS NEIGH
bo-hord soma furnished. Car available
on appt- MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5l@N.
BUS BUSINESS GIRL 70 ,;I1,A SHARE r. x B B,
erythine furnished: available now or 18th.
18th and C NV. MA. S9Sl. Apt Ills. $"
IL 2nd ST NF-BASFMENT. . ROOMS.
shower mi; heat and hot water: $4,000
AMI $500. So
CHEVY CHASE-EFFIC. APT. IN MODERN
brick home. shower; high cool elev. S42;
with bedroom, So; ! fare. WI BIB.
SUBLEAsE = TWO-ROOM BUCKINGHAM
apt; available June l6. Glebe 0069.
4719 CONDUIT ROAD RMS ALL
utilities; $3.50; adults; cool. cony. loca-
ton
2-RM. APT, UTILITIES INCL. S25 MO.
Unfurn.. S35 furn. 1929 Columbia rd.
NV. AIT. 3.
NEARBY ARLING NGTON- MODERN,
bright. 3 rms, kit, bath. din alcove: gen.
tile Adults; avail. inmed. Hobart OBI.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
ROOMS FURN. G. UNFURN.
ROOMS uNFURNIsHEp

MT. RAINIER, 3Il0 Date St n.e-5 r,
Cedar SITS. Key at 1920 Date WA 2304. .
DOWNTOWN 18th ST-Newly dec large
front rm 2 wind; cool mod apt. End fl
unlim. phone; kit. priv. HO OPS 1O-
CHEVY CHASE, mr. Circle-Cool, attrac-
tive rm. pvt entrance shower toilet, ga
rage: 500 Oliver O965
1922 LANE PL. NE-Unfurn. room. use
of entire home gas cleo furn; couple
preferred. Call after 30 pm.
SOC TENNESSEE AVE. Me- room.
semi-private bath: gas cleo, heat furn /:
revly renovated: reasonable.
sol ST SE-3-room fiat: utilities free:
near transportation; reasonable. Franklin
Evening star., 1941-06-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FURN. FOR SUMMER OF LoNGEa.
a sttr u rmi Ent Pgln51 no N,: 20 bath l436
APT q, 1925 18Th l99th ST, JUNE r TO AUG. I,5
pletely fur. $50; adults: Rentiles.
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE NV. APT.
with : others. Call DU. 3520.
HALF RENT TO, CARE FOR l9-MONTHl
home; no obi child Hillside 04O7-J
1914 CONN. AVE, HIGHLAND APIS,
lot bedrms., double living rm. bath,
3 closets: maid service; no kitchen. Frieid-
thins furnished. $50: available immedl-
ATTRACTIVE. COMFORTABLE LIV RIM,
6edrm co6H 6nettf ErfSheGete bath Ef
Columbia I'd. NV. call NO 1872 for appt.
YOUNG LADY, GENTLE. TO SHARE
lovely apt: maid. swimming pool. gym
nasium meals. Call HO. 4545.
ATTRACTIVE 4-RoOM, 2-BATH APT.
phone, garage adults; S74 GE "3f5.
S25O.OO-:! BEDRMs.. > BATHS. LIv. RM.;
din. nm kit. foyer, fireplace and
Bas BGsh near in Keen FfaRse cref m9fsgn PsTk aSt a
EDMUND j FLYNN RE i@is.
FINE NORTHEAST. APIS.
?3@ i$fh St st. ne rms, rms. 6@stR @ $ 90
JOSEPH A. HERBERT SONS,
1919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W.--LARGE
room. kitchenette; nicely furnished also
other rooms. DU. 9419.
4O3 18th ST Sc.
rmS JoskPa kE5fheR 4 Ind HFRBaRr Ba5h SONG 80
SIS e Capitol ST II. 012e.
FREE RENT
For couple in exchange ,part-time service. in
roomlng house. Box 413-E, Star.
2I16 o s. n.w.-small room, So; PVT.
house; free phone: service. s.
: EMs g4S5,, or a662i Mo7Esl So.
itol-Apt house management. See supt. $.
| COLORADO TERRACE, 5759 l3ta ST.
NV. Apt. 204-Comn mnleteiy and beautfullT
| furn.: ! nm, kit, dinette. foyer, DRESSING
! rm. Murphy bed; ONLY So 81 month to
! responsible Govt employe; available from
June IS to Oct. Is; can be seen all day
70l'0A soLDANo REALTY CO,
1901 N Y, Ave NV. Pc. 1347.
Bachelor Furn. Apt.-$42.
Choice, modern. NV, elevator switch
1880 R st. NV, DU $500.
Ais WISCONSIN AVE.
bath; completely and attractively furnished
painted walls; pleasant environment $50.
Devonshire Courts. Woodley $500.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CONN AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE OF 2-RN., KIT. APT, FUR. sos.
Modern fireproof blde refs. secretarial
mori I'd NV no 56s:I
$55-2339 18th ST. NV.
AT BELMONT RD
3 rooms, KIT. snd hath, large deck porch
eeC. reIg.. adults ONLY
American Security & Trust Co.,
+ 18th ard Pc. Ave. NV. Ma 4sl5
OFF CONNECTICUT AVE.
Iiv. nm, Kit. bedrms connecting
bath. HO. @tn1.
233 S ST. NE.
room, kitchen, private h7t3. Frtg;@air-
and new furniture c2ny7n-eni n store
( ERAL FINANCE CO, 9l5 New York oare.
NV. MA. 141G o.
1857 31st ST. INV.
DUMBA2TON COURTS.
e" bedrooms, iivirg room. dining room.
Kitchen, ban and inclcsed porch. Apply
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 S. NV DI. 1915.
/ 2300 CONN. AVE.
! Apt @3l-Foyer, living room, C1d0
" bedrooms. kitchen and bath: v
completely furriSh0r with tenants personal
ffurrl,-re and efec.-- !sa.s from June ! t9
. service. MRS. VAN. Columbia 2025
Evening star., 1941-06-08
FLATS FOR SALE.
MOVING, PACKING G. sToRA1E.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Grating and packing: insured carriers; reaS
rates. JAS. OTTEY. 3226 11th st. NV
co. 9623
Evening star., 1941-06-08
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

UNFURN. GROOM APARTMENT. PRI-
vate bath and entrance. adults no pets:
$3.50. Chestnut sos, oxford O5l1
SUBURBAN NV. ND.-IDEAL APT. 8
rooms, well furn.; . screened norches, elec.
blLchnn oarder WI Aol.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
TOWN CLUB.

Large corner detached house. located in
one of Washineton's best residential sec
tions, has the following available l large
Evening star., 1941-06-08

: ROSECREsT AVE. ALEXIS weekly;
board, SO; maid service. private ent;
gentleman only; conv. bus. TIE. 3539
BEAUTIFUL rm., pvt. bath. 4 exposures:
overlooking garden; private porch and
entrance. use of garden; acres, shade
trees; on two bus lines; 10 degrees cooler;
refined. quiet home, Falls Church 1896.
4S10 18th ST N. Arlington, Va-Nicely
furnished rm, in new home. for one or two
ladies; board optional. oxford O5S3.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

1886 1th Sr NE-FoR QUIET MAR
ried couple. no children; " large, bright
front rms. and glaSsed-in porch ! st floor,
corner house, pvt. entrance; newly deco
rated; completely furn.: Frigidaire, gas
range. phone soft bed, linen dishes,
silver. continuous hot water: minutes bv
auto 10 all Govt. depts Direct streetcar
line TO Navy Yard. Near stores and car
line: Sll Uk
Evening star., 1941-06-08
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
1867 KALORAMA RID.

OUTDOOR pool. RIDiNG, Tennis. ETC.
PHONE SEEEHERD oN40 Or h1Sl
Evening star., 1941-06-08

! DOWNTOWN, 10lI NJ ST. NV RM.
/ kitchen. next to bath; newly furn.: inner
/ spring mattress; eft. G. z. refrg.; very
/ clean
Evening star., 1941-06-08

1862 BELMONT ST. NV ROOMS.
XII haIl. incl porch. gas, elec. refs. n.cl.:
oil heat rr Meridian Park, seas.
lIUi n. lockwood. ARLINGTON VA
, rooms and hath. ref.Isera tor gas stoves
uti1r-1eS- $3.50. 8
Evening star., 1941-06-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.


WOODBRIDGE OR MP SECTION IN -T.
by m,ddie-aEed ouiet coub,s thus-o i
employed. best refs about so 10 -
mo; avail. around July /. BOX sC-D'
pvt T home MO Monaetdry ti iec e Z boStblo Ar NAY.
rent, $40 to $40. STERLING 954l, Ar 8,
SMITH Sun or aft. ewes E
YOUNG LADY, GENTLE. DESIRES TO
feTTed eaTs 'qTn sR WIN Box Sa6 ss
> BEDROOM APT, IN. NEARBY VA NV.
Nd. or NV; WaShn9lon; nr. trans July
!. Phone Republic 1901. Ext. 3o4 -
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
UNFURN. GROOM APARTMENT. PAL
yatc bath and entrance; adults no .pets:
S3150 Chestnut sos. oxford 051t
SUBURBAN NV. ID.-IDEAL APT
rooms well tgrn' screened norches elec.
UNFURNIsHED 4 ROOMS. SHOWER
| bath, screened porch, utilities included.
Phone Alexandria 32gl
. ROOMS s25: . ROOMS. -S35: 3 ROOMS,
iio2i non pi fi'sis se. iaRi25S AF. 5sS5 '' 80 en
lO7 LEE AVE MD PIX, D.-UNFUR;
rooms. bath: Al condition. modern;
convo yard; porch good transportai..n'
LEXANDRIA-SUBLET LARGE TWO
| bedrooms living room. dining room kltcn-
en three y,b eSP9qTes nx ala6fis 6I6gp
MN downtown Si25. Cal Temple Ell
512 LAFAYETTE AVE RIVERDALE. ND.
-2-room apt, unfurnished Apply 4U4
jefferson ave. Call Hyattsyille OPS
PRRM PsSsd gT1d gqSa - sp, TO 4565 SEPT wi6a Eva.
Arlinston Va Chestnut 4oii
sUB-LEAsE, SIX ,MoNTHs, Il ,RQoMd
R ST. NV. Art. $40. ---------
| 69I JOSEPH ST. PIVEPDALE. Md
/ block west Of bank; > rooms. ratn ara
/ porch: lst floor: urturn.: SA5.
4a, 3sII 7fh IS ST. snb=NGToN 55,5 va
T2Gms' e%1 d,caTsod taTaf ~. rr 0fSc, iIc, 81 cu 7
II CARROLL AVE. HYATT55.: ,UIv /
7 20 Oc' NIGEL 4Er,. ,S.-aGoI ep-
sdois sG, 0ogSa: Wa-7at6 55sS sasi o'a'' '' 0'' '
( 24l4 n. GFO2GE MASCV DDIVE. CAP
/ Den, City Arlington Na-Car n!!e ~
rooms, kitchen and bath, private. 49,
LEE HIGHWAY, vA-t ROOMS tyD
Bo bah Gbd4en Tnlgf CreSi1 EXP 5FG large sFo'
bath, Screened porch. hsa,. hot -ws.e-;
@Saze 81 Wins ave Hyattsviiis, fd.
370I COLUMBIA PIKE ARLINGTON
| Furnished. - roomS and kitchen. a mi;
near ctores: prefer Govt. employe' sente,es'
ARLINGTON. VA-GFNTTLES. ADULTS:
/ out Wilson blvd 126 n Abnedon.
rooms Kitchen. bath closets. refs: c h ".
! cleo. gas. of washing machine, $40:
ARI INGTON. 3I45 18th ST. N, RMS.
/ kitchen. bath will sub.er IN desIr7 bls
! couple > 70 3 mos laree lvine ru fIrn.
/ in attractive antiques sun GrrF' reason.
! aNlo ren': utilities INC CO. "5ln
ARLINGTON 1851 6 NEI SON ST
rc00.s. furn eoc rrfz. ra7Ge; c h ":
. sem-pv+ hath, h''- hu-. - ="
ARLINGTON. 80 MINUTES from CITY:
new home. 3 rooms. '-i-che1. bath. first
foor rTfurn so Ph~no CHI @0ta
$50 NO. TU3NTsHED-l ROOM. KITCH-
cnette. scni-9r.vate bath. no drinking.
5To7r.n~ or smoking women. CH. 40l1.
i502 Wilson blvd. Ar,ineron. W.
t-ROON APT. So -. ras. electricity.
hoot lncluGed; 10 minutes from downtown.
1891 18Th St z Arlinrton. v.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

1905 o ST. N.W.-Walking distance, guest
house catering to settled middle-a2ed
people. Cool, comfortable rooms.
JEWISH HOME. single room for young
man, in fine home; excellent meals; un-
Inn. phone; good transp.: reas. GE. 1902.
1920 LAMONT ST. NW.-Nicely furnished,
large, clean room; excel food; near Rock
Creek Park. Mt. Pleasant car.
NEW EXCLUSIVE Northwest home best
food; phone: quiet. AID. 1881.
% NJ ST. NV, Apt. 22-Room and board
for 2 ladies or . men: $3.50 ca; home
cooking; use phone; like home. RE. Ass.
<433 WARREN ST NW.-Middle-aged
gentleman, Govt. employe; single rm.;
$3.50 month; southern cooking
5000 ILLINOIS AVE.-Jewish home: dou-
bic room with twin beds; single room also:
nicely furn. GE, 0S33.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD for girls from to .
good care; So wk. Mrs. Harry Barr.
Woodstock, Va. R. F. D. .
WANTED-Boys, STA, TO board on farm.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

1877 RITTENHOUSE ST NW-SFMI-
bs seemert room. kitchenette, bath. elec.
reie suitable for l or > employed. RA.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
ROOMS WANTED.


HOUSEKEEPING, bachelor, So. employed;
give details Box ABE. Star
WOMAN, Government employe large furn.
st. Petworth: owners private home pre-
ferred. Write full details, Box 463-E,
Star.
LADY des. room in pr. apt, inc shower
and kit. priv S25 to $50 downtown
Box 4s2E Star.
UNFURNISHED, two rooms. single man:
quiet neighborhood; Northwest preferred.
Box 49O-E. Star.
Nw;-Furnished light Housekeeping room
Tor iady; UTILITIES Frigldaire; in quiet, re-
fned home; S5-S5.50. Box 4S3-E, Star.
LARGE unfurnished light Housekeeping
room; basement or first floor; near trans
portatton. in District; about SIS: settled
lady. Box 423-E. Stsr.
YOUNG LADY Govt employed is willing
70 snare furnished room or apart, n ".
With another lady: Jewish preferred. Box
4O5-F. Star
YOUNG MAN, with grand piano desires
furnished room in private home. Prac-
ticing, allowed during the Daytime; en-
ployed evenings. Box 403-E. Star.
LADY wants light Housekeeping room, pref
between 14th and lath SIS. NV in The
vicinity Of K st A. NJ H. District $3.50
or write 1921 Mass ave. NV.
MOTHER. child want room in private home
with kitchen PRIVILEGES, near good school,
pubic playground, car line. Call North
1851, Sunday morning and nights. So
LADY settled, of refinement. desires large
rnturnished room for light housekeeping
FoX 316-E. Star. s.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SUBURBAN ROOM-Furnished or unfur-
nished; near Cabin John car line Phone
NE. 0259, to Z pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

UNFURN1SHED two rooms. single man
quiet nelghborhood; Northwest preferred.
Evening star., 1941-06-08

WOMAN, Government employe. large furn
room. board; private. bath optional; 10th
st. Petworth: owners private home pre-
ferred Write full details, Box 463-E,
Evening star., 1941-06-08

HOUSEKEEPING, bachelor, so, employed !;
do maintenance for rent; will pay part;
give details Box ABE. Star
Evening star., 1941-06-08

LADY des. room in or apt, inc shower
and KIT; priv; S25 TO $50 downtown.
Box 4S2-E. Star
Evening star., 1941-06-08
DOWNTOWN
GUEST HOUSE

Fol ladies and gentlemen; refined home
like atmosphere: very cool attractive
rooms, single and group; twin beds. inner
Sprg., mattresses; pvt. baths; Selectlve
menus; unlim. phone; So 80 UP. 1906 o
st n NO 11i0
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
Into His Hands!

When in your hard fight, In your
tiresome drudgery, or in your ter
rible temptation you catch the pur-
pose of your being and give yourself
to God and so give Him the chance
to give Himself to you, your life, a
living stone, is taken up and set
into the growing wall Wher.
ever souls are being tried and rip
ened, in whatever commonplace and
homely ways, there God is hew.
ing out the pillars for His temple.
Oh, if the stone can only have some
vision of the temple of which it is
to lie part forever! What patience
must fill it as it feels the blows of
the hammer and knows that sue.
cess for it is simply to let itself be
wrought into what shape the
Master wills!-Phillips Brooks.
Buy a Ticket From Your Favor
tie Participant in the Womanless
Brideless Wedding at Pilgrim Bap.
fist Church, August 8. Admission,
Csc. Gladys Lewis Harris, Direct.
ress. Mrs. jeanette Kelly, General
Chairman.-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25

New York, N. "a resolution
condemning discrimination against
Negroes in the National Defense
program was passed at the recent
Sind annual meeting of the Cen
trail Conference of American Rab-
bis in Atlantic City, N. j.
The resolution proposed by the
Committee of Social Jus ti C e
through Rabbi Edward L. Israel,
of Baltimore, reads as follows:
Grace discrimination in employ
ment in defense industries, result
ing in some points in the utter ex-
clusion of Negroes from labor op-
portunities has been so fragrant
that the President has been forced
to refer publicly to it.
sour Commission with the en-
dorsement of this Conference, has
frequently declared its opposition
to Jim Crow tactics in economic
life. It is highly essential that in
nation dedicated to the preserva-
ton of democracy, essential prin.
ciples of democracy should be OBJ
served in our economic life anc
especially in those industries pre-.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25

senior warden; James L. McKin-
ME, grand junior warden; Law
renee E. Tarver, grand secretary;
John F. Coquire, grand treasurer;
and Chester A. Johnson, grand lee
turer.
The grand master appointed
Samuel L. Ransom, past grand
master, deputy grand master of
the First Masonic District; Edward
R. Thomas, past grand master, dep
uty grand master of the Second
Masonic District; Geo. Adams,
deputy of the Third Masonic Dis
trict; Ernest B. Branch, deputy
grand master of the Fourth Ma
sonic District; Henry Merry, grand
chaplain; - Oliver Taylor, grand
senior deacon; Watson J. Grimes,
grand junior deacon; Firston
White, grand senior steward; Clyde
Allen, grand junior steward; James
Lynn, grand sword bearer; A. E.
Williams, grand standard bearer;
Fred Abbey, grand pursuivant;
John Thomas, grand tyler, Eugene
Tucker, grand marshal; and John
A. Robinson, of Winnipeg, Can
ada, chairman of the committee on
foreign correspondence.
Next Meeting In Winnipeg
The Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge of Minnesota will meet next
year in the city Of Winnipeg, Can
ada, the guest of Regent Lodge No.
of that city.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
Boat Excursion
Monday, July 2S

Minnehaha Temple No. 129, 1. B,
P. o. E. w., of Minneapolis, will
give the first boat excursion of the
season Monday night, July %,
from Washington avenue and East
River Road in Minneapolis (nea1
University.
The boat will leave at $3.50 p. m,
sharp. According to reports of the
chairman, Jessie Shannon, the 40c
advance sale Of tickets is very en-
couraging.
The daughter ruler, Maxine
Jones, urges the purchase of tick
cts in advance as the price at the
boat will be 55 cents.
LOCAL SIG AUXILIARY PICNIC
A SUCCESS
A large crowd attended the first
picnic to be given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Local SIC at Harriet
Island Saturday, July 10. Mrs. R.
S. Harris, the general chairman,
wants to thank those persons who
in any way contributed to the sue
cess of the affair. Mrs. Lionel AL
len is president of the organization
and Mrs. Arthur Hedge is the Sec
rotorv
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
Household of
Ruth Installs
SEMI-ANNUAL INSTALLATION

SEMI-ANNUAL INSTALLATION
The Household of Ruth No. 553
held it's semi-annual installation of
officers on Monday, July 81, with
Mrs. Alice King, past most noble
governor, presiding. Those in
stalled were: Mrs. Myrtle Harris,
most noble governor; Mrs. Carrie
Adams, right noble governor; Miss
Lydia Jones, past most noble gov
ernor; Mrs. Cora Gibson, noble
governor; Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy,
right senior steward; Mrs. Mary
Thomas, right junior steward; Mrs.
Dorothy Massie, worthy chamber
lain; Mrs. Della Williams, worthy
shepherd.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
Luke RAIDER Says Negroes
Have Contributed Nothing
To American Civilization

1t is reliably reported that the
Rev. Luke RAIDER, pastor of Luke
RAIDER Gospel Tabernacle, 4610
East Lake street, Minneapolis, in
a sermon Sunday night, July 20,
announced that he was against Ne
groes having equality in America.
The preacher, who frequently
urges his radio listeners to accept
the Christian religion, said he is
against giving equality to Negroes
for they have contributed nothing
to our civilization.
He said their present position in
America is better than it was in
Africa! He is also reported to have
said that only those who have
helped advance Anglo-Saxon civili-
zation should be allowed to vote.
The Rev. RAIDER, in his talk, "The
Disunity of the United States"
said he was not in favor of having
the clover" classes vote!
In an attempt to show that
Roosevelt is dominated by Ameri-
cans of Jewish ancestry, RAIDER
used the formula used in certain
foreign countries by tying up Sec
rotary of War Henry Stimson with
the banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb.
He said that Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox's paper, The Chicago
Daily News, is owned by Kuhn,
Loeb and that the banking firm in
turn is owned by Felix Warburg.
He praised Senator Wheeler and
Lindbergh as fighting against what
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
St. Paul Branch NAACP
Accepts Resignation of
N. A. Evans, President

The st. Paul branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People Tues
day night accepted the resigna-
ton of Nathaniel A. Evans, branch
president for several months.
Mr.. Evans resignation was pre-
cipitated by controversy over al
location of funds for use of dele
gates to the recent national con-
vention of the association at Hous-
ton, Texas, Opponents of Evans
claimed that he did not follow the
wishes of the branch and that he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
Nurses Assn.
Prexy Here

In the Twin Cities for the past
two weeks has been Miss Eula
Chr1smon, state president of the
Pan-Missouri Nurses Association.
Miss Chrismon is serving her Sec
ond term as president.
While in the city she has been
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol
M. Fassett of 5136 10th Ave. S.
Miss Chrismon is a member of
the staff of Homer Phillips Hospi-
tai in st. Louis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
THERESA JAMES
HOME FOR SCHOOL

Miss Theresa James, supervisor
of nurses at the Homer Phillips
Hospital at st. Louis and gradu-
ate of the University of Minnesota
School of Nursing, is attending a
six weeks summer course in adj
vanced work at the "U." While
here she is at the family home,
TIA 4th Ave. N, Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-07-25
GEORGE X. GRIssoM DIES

GEORGE X. GRISSOM DIES /
George X. Grissom, 1922 Rondo
Ave., died 8 p. M, Wednesday, as
he was being prepared for an
emergency appendicitis operation.
Further details in next weeks
paper.
HARLEM LAD NEW CHAMP!
Philadelphia - Ray Robinson,
bronze-skinned Harlem lightweight
slugger, punched out 1O-round
decision over worlds lightweight
champion Sammy Angott. 1t was
a non-title go but Robinson clearly
established in the minds of $4,000
yelling fans his claim to the light
weight crown.