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APTs. FURNISHED (con,.

GLOVER PARK-Girl to share attractively
furnished 2-bedroon apt, $50 mo. EN-
0S62; Box l04-G, Star.
e0i ST. N:W..IAttractiye 3-room. pri-
beds; awnings, unlimited phone; city limits:
Southern exposure. Cheerful, well-kept
residential block Of home owners. $112.5O
pspE mo1tha mSna II. S4I9. - :,
phon ns shen s snd sas soraa near use
lines. blk. shopping center; $50. 1924
ATrRhcfivELY III "a lively FURNISHED basement
apt l,sht tS% hSpsekeepnE SCI g gentlemen Pre-
insraham st. NV. express chiilum bus )
sfAGTiFULLY FURN. APT, cool: mr..
Shoreham, excellent Rock Creek Park view.
SoSs sGSS DE Sses sHEpIs II RS5 ssIo
bright apartment with refined motherly
lady who, can do simple sewing and help
with marketing; separate rooms and small
Rental FaT sSR0 sfor for right person. references
ARMY Ii. at 1889 Md. ave. ne. drives
daily to Boiling Field. will share 2-rm apt.
with gentleman. $50 mo-; rider wanted.
BETHEsDA AREA-No. 90 car: double bed
other roomers; quiet, shady yard; golf
nearby: employed couple preferred or
Ssh F0S@ sents iSs
ssIs 18th 81 ST. NV APT a aos-woman.
empioysd desires to share appts with an
CoLoRED.7Rehned girl to share Groom,
kitchen and bath apt. with another girl,
81 80 week. 706 Swami st. NV, NO. 54SS.
COLoRED-FT Govt. worker, everything
ii am. to / pm, or to pm, ssoo 18th
at ne DU 47O3
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

BASEMENT, 1928 Lang pl. ne: 8 rooms
and sT Esth 3sth; employed San adults only Phone
WILL AT o4sS 4fxcHaNGE asR s-room, kitchen. bath
spartment near Columbia rd and 18th ,'tin 1, St !.
sNGIGsEpRooM MGGaisg 5a On wsisf APf modsfn 's sp9
house near Colonial village $3.50 WIN
E orange: Bloomfield, N. J.; permanent.
81 IS 81. 81 s:E:Il room, kit, rrisisaiFe st5 t1
Also furnished light housekeeping room,
EXCHANGE attractive e-bedroom apt.
near Grant Circle NV, $50 per mo-, for
. or bedroom apt, N. Y. City Box
Ssi3 ssiso iLITNoIs IISNtoI AVE. NV rms, kitch-
en-, pvt. bath, closed-in porch; $50 for
Will EXCHANGE modern Groom, kiteh- h
near Mt. Alto Hospital. for small downtown
apt Box 442-K, Star,
aSSsoS ss4 M st. apt in Ap3 sos
for j or . bedroom apt, up to SO. See
sunday between ! and 6.
Cheap; terms. Or. house. N: Cap; and R.
/ q Ms ss3E cost sSS RYoS s4ee co e. gfT ssS
s0as EDMoNSoN AVE, Hyattsville- -rm.
apt. semipvt. bath; light and cooking ia
cilities furn; adults only; S45 mo. WA.
soOs 3oth ST. sE.-Basement apartment,
rear entrance; one room and kitehenettes; i.a IT
Sun, IL am. to > pm.
5107 seth AVE, Hyattsville, Md.-3-room
unfurnished apt, new house: sos mo-; air
cooled: near bus.
5 ROOMS, porch, yard. laundry, heat. hot
water; 2nd floor of detached duplex. 1912
r St Sc; new in 1871: S67. so: adults pre-
ferred; available April 15. Call NO. 1882.
Can be seen Sun. bet. IL and 4.
EXCHANGE 1-bedroom, unfurnished. mod
ern apt, $50. near Kennedy and Georgia
ave. NV. for same or larger apt. Bronx or
Manhattan. ia. os65. Box 432-K, Star
s3s NORTH CAROLINA AVE. sE.-Un-
furn. apt, . rms. and kitchen; S55. TR.
4a2o
SMALL APT. for rent, rooms. semiprivate
bath. vicinity Library Can be seen after 4
IN. Sunday; SIS. Ill st. Sc. TR. 7439.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY desires to
rent her beautiful new s-room stone home
family to whom the best in construction.
appointments and the latest in innovations
would appeal: 3 bedrooms, 3l2 baths
library, servants quarters, gas heat: in
Ceiling, $500; Just established; WASH
and daushter will share attractive =
room GENTLE home with refined couple:
s65 month; close to Transportation. ST.
ARLINGToN-Father, 3-year-old son, will
h94e with or
FURNISHED HOME to share with couple.
nearby pea 9s y Mo-; :. I-room house. 5000 month.
BUNGALOW, beautifully furnished, 5 rms,
white brick: fireplace; screened porch large
yard with flowers; TO rent to careful couple.
desires responsible tenants who will appre-
ciate charming Silver Spring home. Sl25.
SftsTsBSei NfsRBS R2T slsf Spring area
2 rooms, 3 bedrooms. baths; lst-foor
lavatory; also l in basement with maids
room, large recreation room completely
: OR BEDROOM furnished house re-
m Dapd6 e M area bS group Of
and Navy officers forced to vacate present
residence because of sale. Will pay any
or f'1'sd MAJ. MAHoNEy pu % 7457, i alter m M
FOR RENT REASONABLE, attractive A.
ton; essential that woman be willing to do
ppartt-time light honsework 10 on hourly % " pay
) cSoNGENiAL Girls Gf WIS VIII Share 6-soom
penses divided; rent. Sl5o plus UTILITIES s
9416 Worth ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
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HOUSES WANTEp TO RENT Cont.

GOVT. OFFICIAL wants unfurnish.d
anteed: can furnish refrigerator. Mr.
G6aEk GS66SaEKSMRNf HesFh Executive desires to
3-bedrm: house. preferably nv; or nssd Mai
ARMY OFFICER needs or 3 bedroom un-
now OF not later than May /; up te slo9;;
Tstnsd sSeellent care RoF (: s45k star,
or eloneG br hoase NV pistriet nearby Vr
ginia Or Maryland; no children or PETS
FGE4kNisHED FE4 HoGsE. 3 bedrooms, by adult
family OF four; yearly lease basis; NV.
GOVT GOVT sE AGENT 2'f desires es small unfurnished
in os ssss isn s'Ps 81 n1s Ts.'R Phone
UNFURN, HOUSE by civilian. wife and
Children exseS by
GOVT ,Vis'f ENGTNGER. per permanent. needs to
bedrm furn o,,ho house; Silver m sprinss:z ansz Ia
Fam Or sosss mat psIf RE luxe
rm. apt. owner returning to city; .des-
perately need or 3 bedrm: house, furn.
or unfurn. Please call Wo. 1894. Ext.
AMERICAN Foreign Service oficer aid
family. all returned from overseas urgently
Guarantee ; TX Keep W excellent condition. viii
"fosss onssr rent Reward s rd'fHss BOX
Vicinity ROCKVILLE, Kensinston, whea-
house by family permanently located here; !;
refepennGes Re pen Phone Silver Spring Q223: z
bedroom unfurnished house. NV. or close
in Va; up to $780, g months advance rent
II desired; can furnish stove and refrigera-
iSR sRIck kM B1ESGALow 1S5sALo or small S-room 90
out, under 10000, Box 39s-K, Star. 1.
lob unless and unfurnished house. May i
or before. 3 or. bedrooms. Landlord
sayo OR asai BEpRooM Ifaso HoUs2, ST. not row
house, by family of adults who are &C;
customed to their own fine home and will
ds p P1 now Sn y yeskdsys
wife, 10 mos. old son, need furn. place
WE ARE DEPENDABLE--Won't you give
rent? At the same time you may appraise
us. We need small house or apt. fur
nlshed or I unfurnished; NV; Silver Spring
rent. Army major permanently assigned
and wife. no children. no pets. Write
BGsPERAfEIY BfS fsisthi Ii4f' by French commander
and family permanent; . or 3 bedrm
nnfurn @ or turn,5 NV sect; references
EMBASSY ATTAcHE and family with
permanent maid wish 4-bedroom fur
nshed house in or near NV. section D. G.;
one-year lease; about 1925 monthly
British DIPLOMAT seeks furnished
house or 2 or bedroom apt. from end
April for summer or longer. Vicinity
Mass. or Wis. aves. preferred. Ho. l340,
Ext. 252. or OR. 1890 Sunday.
WAVE 1T: mother. brother, II. need un-
tMrn; or turn; house NV Ref given;
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, desire ,5-room fur
nished house, preferably, in suburbs; limit,
$50 Box 439-K, STAR 3"
uNFURNsHED HOUSE wanted. May ! or
June /, by permanent businessman; 3 in
family; NV. or suburban Maryland about
$50 Call MA. 7074 between . and 5. =,
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL urgently in need
of house or apartment, two or three bed
rooms, furnished or ,unfurnished: reasonable
rent: for self. wife. two children, three
years and six months. old; prefer, Mary
land, Virginia. Northwest. Telephone
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER desires small furnished
house. Washington district or Virginia;
1T. COMDR. wishes suitable temporary
dems for o e 1s be ans and pm es
LADY. . adult, daughters. REQUIRE uniurn.
paney p, nc nfe on or gea before june se j. Wo CO.'S
occupancy, of new groom modern home
furnished, for house OF, apt; in Washington
Or yicinityy. IaSn PhSne ssy RE- 74oo' Ext
more, than mile from Navy Bldg: 2 adults;
no children OF. pets; no drinking or smok..
eaTa ook after VIII sys long 5f
Chase or Bethesda-5 adults; no children
sible; will give long lease and carefully look
WILL PAY UP to $500 per month. wanted
nished house, at least 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
located in NV, Bethesda or Silver Spring
area by executive of nstiona rm fIlly
.s5sTsnee Phone "a sa79 oT 81 74Gd
sxs ssHxsse Asp ASps fE ffs So aoas
washington. Box 494-K; Star.
house, spfns m fon
TwoTHkEE BEDROOM furnishse house
SERyICEMAN, permanently stationed in
IL fs'grsan "a room ub B. g. SaSs
1e GENT "a R ss sil6 oai' Eat
GETOWN-Furnished or unfurnished
apartment or house; minimum 2 bed
rooms. baths On lieu 2nd bath. extra
iavatory would sufacel: Can take immedi- @
isSR !sSSn1SM $eS aS}sS Saits E. 7is IT,
;As fnZ hs6s SaTEis'
e T1H5B 5as sssrssH sS hsSss s '5 sss5
ESSSx ExcHxNeE RENTAL, New York-wash.
ington: six.room modern house furnished;
(half hour Penn. Station):- for apartment
or small house convenient Pentagon Build
ing. Box 305-K. Star.
NAVAL CHAPLAIN, permanently assigned
Anacostia Naval Air Station, desires 4 or
nished. FR. 14oo. Ext, 215.
OWNER RETURNING-Resp. tenant wants
for fsmlv 0eor0S Of WI 9ss 51os ~'a garden
1T. COMDR.. wife and children, perma-
nently ASSIGNED, desire or 3 bedroom
afsasndra aHass csh w. anaTnsned asia
NAVAL. OFFICER wife. children. desire
9 or bedroom house or apt, furnished or
unfurnished; permanent residence. refer
fnces II desired. Telephone Ma. 1888. l.
NAVAL OFFICER. returned from overseas
S snSs. wife or dsrs sp qnstos
permanent MRS. Erwin. OL. iISS.
Write 1885 No. 18th st.. Arlington. g.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

SMALL HOUSE in Maryland, at 520l
Shadyside ave. Sc, between Bradbury Hts
and Suitland, S2S.
EXCHANGE Long Island home, overlooking
Great South Bay, unfurnlShed, attached .
car garage, Chronotherm gas heat, a.h.w.
garden, tools, z rooms, 3 bedrooms. study
near shopping, school, 55 minutes to Penn
Station, for approximate equivalent in Sill
yer Spring, Chevy Chase or similar neigh
borhood. Rent, S125. Write Box 2S9-K
Star. No agents.
CoLORED-S04 22nd St NV; partly fur
nished, r., d. r.. hall, kit, 3 br., bath
on ind floor; rooms on 3rd floor; >
rocmers would like to remain; SIPS month
Insp. by appt Inquire Monday, GEORGE
BORGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. 0350
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EVANSVILLE, MD. 1929 Decatur St
Furn. apt, rms, bath, close stores. bus
Frigidaire: $40 wk. East Riverdale bus;
ONE LARGE ROOM, partly. furn. with
large kitchen and pvt. bath; also pvt
entrance: S2S per month. After l pm.
Vienna >o6-J-o
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APARTMEkTS-kEW YORK.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

Y. Y. FURNISHED APARTMENT, nea
eeach. for rent, sale or exchange, as is
pa
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-Smal apartment
house. 6 apis, of 2 rooms, of 3 rooms !:
good location. If interested, call IA. 1915
for appointment L.
COLLEGE PARK; S16.OoO-By owner in
service, modern brick; $1,000 annual
rental: growing university community
Call KnnSingtOn 15-,J-3
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BRICK COLONIAL, S11, ,75O-Silver Spring,
Md, on large corner homesite-Living, din
ing rooms, de luxe kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
beautiful tiled bath with shower: gas heat
immediate occupancy: vacant. LESLIE ID.
MEASFII, WO 1921
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ike rent; Cali Mr.. MILLS Wo. $500: ewes
Sss issl IassNpoLrH ST. N.w:-yseant; i'm
8 rooms, ia baths, gas INV; heat; Frigid
Ssa%4Esa ETWEY rSfSTEb dslse5sa
stusted Sea on 0sqe level ot it, in
Ct Close the to seis ss bSsss and an ores FEN
is a real buy in a neighborhood Of fine
homes All are iarE Kitchen has
covered cover a0i with Slate root Possession in
reasonable time DIRECTIONS; Out n f.,,dd
St.. risht Or east to ist st. ne, and house
yfa WEslEF PAgH TE1eHTone TgosG Rea'05 q the fines
homes homes in this deiishtfnl residential com.
munity. Corner property on a beautiful!
nns WOODED lot oSsry
maids room. pantry, kitchen, bedrooms
Ss'hs auts T. MILES IL hsai sESs@ssiSs
gwS sgnSay ts1sReSai fH
muaern ns ssssS ana oVay SRE to Ssh 0s s
opsn sSSai today, t 0 5sdS S and AS 5sI$ HssS ss;
aorta Mr. E1s9sS6Ssso RosasoN nv wa 5s4s Gnos
Home Home AND BUSINESS location; So. ESQ
Z rms, bath, garage. lot 5Sx325; almost
half acre, yards, gaTdsn;i real i,opp;n: oppEr;
center. 2 blocks of Peace, Cross. 471t
Annapolis rd. Defense hwy, Bladensburs
LUXURIOUS HOME and business location
8 rms. BATH, basement, oil h.-w.h. re-
Gently renewed inside and out. oak floors
ETC.; two-car brick garage with pigeor
garden; in shopping center; ..ional ideal ,io fol
two blocks from. Peace Cross. 4796 An
nabolis. rd. Defenss highway. Bladens.
ooiPiFSoiksTTuNiTY~ OPP : ron garage MECHANIC
-2-story brick building with elevator; ha.
been used fer general sasomoSilIss mobile
& CO., S15 North Capitol st. DI 4254.
CABIN JOHN, 9Th and Tomlinson ave-.
So, $50. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor. e10s
Broad st. WI. 1888. .,.
home, bedrooms; gas heat, double ga.
rage. range. refrigerator. GE. 1924.
occupy; corner brick home of rooms
and bath in convenient Lincoln Park.
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08
N.Haven Plans
Bond Drive
Russell kendriek
General Choirmon

NEW HAVEN New Haver
quota for the Victory Func
Drive is $31,7OO OF this S2O,15C
are E Bonds and $l1 800 in 9th,
err bonds.
Russell Kendrick has beer
named general chairman will
John Tesch. Burt Will, Harry
Lefurgey and Francis Fusion a.
co-chairman. The Gallants or
the drive include all members OF
the High school senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lorenz
and family of Ann Arbor visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Oemig over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Siefert had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Weber and family
of Royal Oak.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl K. Hoster were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Roberts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Walsh, of Detroit
Jarvis Wotring, who has re-
Gently received his discharge
after having served over two
years in the Army Air Corps
is again teaching in the New
Haven schools. Mr.. Wotring
taught three years here before
entering the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schroe-
der attended the Schroeder Bat
ten wedding and reception in
Detroit Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kesner
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
John Green, of Mount Clemens
spent from Friday to Sunday al
Rose City and Luzerne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Estes hao
as their dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hazelton, oil
Royal Oak and Mr.. and Mrs
John Chapman, of Ray Center.
Mrs. William Will and Mrs
Glenn Bates attended the SALAD
Bridge Party Thursday at the
Kings Daughters Home in
Mount Clemens as guests of Mrs
Wylie Wilkinson.
After spending several weeks
with relatives at Canandaigna
New York; Mrs. Mae Smith re-
turned home Friday.
Guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Burden were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dram Of Lo-
sansport, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Rouse of st. Clair
Shores.
Mrs. Anna Kurzhals, Mrs.
Fred Luitji, Mrs. John Stier and
Mrs. Emil Teschler attended the
30th anniversary Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of st. Peters church
in East Detroit Sunday evening
Mrs. Clinton Sherman, Mrs,
Clyde Jones, Mrs. A. j. Bennett,
Mrs. William Will accompanied
Mrs. Glenn Bates to Port Huron
on FRAY, where the latter in
spected the William Sanborn
Women's Relief Corps, No. II.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

FOR TOLERANCE-Frank Sinara Idol the bobby-soxers
mas oeen turning his influence among high school students
racial tolerance Here he receives
nrs award OF the Bureau for Inercuura
great influence" In creating and maintaining decent
human relationships" Dr. H. H. Giles executive director
to Snatra at home Next day. pres
ehaon was planned at Town Hail. singer Gary Ind
where q bi-racal high school strike occurred
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-08

One birth in every 80 brings
twins in the United States.
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Help Wonted-Mole B-2
PRINTER apprentice with knowledge
Of type face. veet Mfg, Co., 257s7
Groe sbeck Highway. 40
WAITER wanted. Inquire Bowl-O-
Drome. lie South Cratiot. 40
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16

SSC. ROOSeVelL w nlLley
cousin, Mrs. A. w. Wilson, 1918
Fourth st. &c., with a narrowing
tale of a close call in a Nazi air
raid while his outfit was under fire.
Whitley, who came back from
France to the States, had served
overseas two years and five
months. He was supervisor of am
munition with the 584th Ordnance
Ammunition Company attached to
the Third Army.
He said his company stayed
about eleven miles behind the lines
at all times, and part of its job was
the routing of German snipers. He
said that the company was bombed
on several occasions, but lost only
two men. Once the outfit was
strafed by a German plane, and
the ferries were dropping flares all
over the place, while anti-aircraft
guns fired over the heads of the
G. rs. Steel from the bombs fell
on their helmets. 81 thought any
minute would be the last, but some
how We came out all right" Whit
ley said.
He is wearing a campaign ribbon
with four battle stars for fighting
in Normandy, France, Holland and
Germany. The ex-sergeant plans
to take it easy" until after the
holidays.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16

and a purse. The retirement dates
from October 1, 1916.
The superintendent, in his ad-
dress, said:
"Mr. Smith began his work with
Swift & Co., in 1921, starting as a
butcher. After seven years ser
vice he had the misfortune to lose
four fingers. In the effort to locate
him in a suitable job, it was dis
covered that he was a graduate of
Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Ala
bama, and had during three years,
studied under the great Negro
scientist, George Washington Car
yer. He was familiar with the
formula for making hydrochlorics
and formaldehide that destroy bac-
terra when meats are cut. For
seventeen years Mr.. Smith has
worked in the chemical department
of the Swift & Co."
Mr.. Smith left a host of friends
throughout the plant and general
office, who wished him "Good
Luck"
When told by the Superintendent
to take his belongings from his
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Education EquulitY
Bottle in Oklahoma

McALESTER, Okla Education
al equality for 100000 Oklahoma
Negroes is to be sought immedi-
ately in court action which, if sue
cessful, will open the states in
stitutions of higher learning to the
Negro.
The move will involve an attempt
to enroll in the University of Okla
homa and Oklahoma A & M col
lege, Negro students who want
courses on graduate and profess
sional levels not offered by the
state at the Langston university
The plan of attack will be similar
to that used by Missouri Negroes
in the now celebrated Lloyd Gaines
case.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
was led by Rosemary McMullen
and Margaret Sullivan.

was led by Rosemary McMullen
and Margaret Sullivan.
Guests at the tea included Mrs.
Edward J. Thye, DR.. Alice Leahy
Shea, Mrs. Cecil E. Newman, Miss
Mary Kawamura, the Rev. Jerome
Luger, Miss Ruth Jedreman, Mrs.
I. M. Davis, J. T. Wardlaw, the
Rev. Leonard Hirman, Mrs. Mary
D. Mcfarland. V. S. Peterson, Mrs.
Helen Mudgett, Mrs. Marion Glate-
stein, Miss Claire Nature, the Rev.
Francis Byrne, Mrs. Beatrice
Schuck Reed, Mrs. C. Mahoney, Ted
LIE Berthon, DR.. Gladys Sellew and
others.
The entire affair, which received
considerable attention in the daily
press, was planned by the class
under the guidance of Sister Helen
Angela.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Local SIG to
Observe Memorial
Rites Sunday

st. Peter AME church, Mime
apolis, will be the scene of the
annual Memorial services of Local
SIG Dining Car Employees Union
at 8 p. m.
Included on the program will be
a talk by Harry Brown, president
of the Local; Maceo Littlejohn, gen.
eral chairman Of Local SIG; Ray
mond w. Cannon of Chicago, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Chicago joint
council; Robert Allen, and the me-
mortal sermon by Rev. H. C. Boyd
pastor of st. Peter church.
Music will be provided by St
Peter church senior choir and Chas
A. Glenn, violinist.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16

interests of Negroes living on
those streets, was raised. Some
suggested that it would be better
for the route to come through
lower ROndO and thereby take
out a lot of bad housing units
owned and rented by absentee
owners who take all and give
nothing in return, rather than
the proposed route.
This suggestion produced a
heated debate.
The question of where persons
who would be forced to move
from that area would find hOus-
ing, was raised. w. s. Butler,
real estate dealer, spoke in de-
tense of the lower ROndO area
"where / i've" when he declared
that houses in that area are not
the worst in st. Paul. A motion
finally prevailed to ask the
authorities to consider another
route rather than the proposed
northern route" for the Capitol
approach highway.
The second question raised by
Mr.. Ridley, was on the matter OF
the need of coordinating the efforts
of various committees and organi-
cations that are interested in the
matter of better housing for Ne
groes in st. Paul.
It was pointed out that st. Paul
Branch of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People has a housing committee
at work now, and that Governor
Thye's Interracial Commission is
beginning a housing study for the
state. Mrs. Alverta Coram, chair
man Of the housing committee OF
the st. Paul Branch NAACP, which
sponsored this meeting Of the
Forum, presided.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
Machine Workers
Seek Bios BON

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
The United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers of America (CIO)
will seek to ban race and religious
discrimination where it is the bar
gaining agent, as well as police its
own locals, according to the terms
of an agreement signed with the
Fair Employment Practices Com
mittee, last Wednesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16

formerly head resident of the
Phyllis Wheatley House, of Mime
apolis. We were married at the
18th Street Christian church, with
two receptions following. I met
Miss Latimer while we were both
in England and since late '43 we
have continuously kept in touch
with each other.
"After several days in the Ma
TONS Capital, where Miss Latimer
was employed with the head office
of the American Red Cross, we de-
parted for Atlanta, Georgia, the
home of her mother and sister. We
have visited all the colleges, and
have met so many doctors and pro-
fessors that they are beginning to
call me Doc
Sunday, we attended Friendship
Baptist church, of which Mrs. Cole
man was member. Saturday, we
are leaving for Indianapolis, Ind,
to attend a wedding of another Red
Cross Social Service worker, Miss
Martha Stafford. She and Mrs.
Latimer Coleman are two of the
three colored who were given Presi-
Dental citations by President
Roosevelt. It was presented to them
by the Truman administration.
"From indianapolis we will go to
Chicago for several days and from
there, home to live with her sister,
Mrs. Dolly Pattillo, 1927 Cumber-
land.
Sincerely yours,
flames 81. Coleman"
Magnolia Latimer Coleman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-16
World Youth Meet
Doubts u. s. Sincerity

LONDON - Delegates to the
World Youth Conference see one
fact outstanding above all others;
How sincerely will America CO.
operate toward world unity and
peace?
A group of the delegates spoke
to 300 American soldiers at the
American university and a mixed
group of delegates from India,
South America, Africa and the
United States met with Negro sol
diers at the Liberty Red Cross club
for a discussion of American and
world problems.