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Women's and Misses Dresses
$5.95 and $7.95

Less than VI price
100 dresses In aIl-wool and all-wool jersey,
solid-c0lor and striped rayon flannel, rayon
mesh. Classic and dressy styles. Light ana
dark colors. Sizes 10 to TO-
FL Rayon Jersey HaH-sise Dresses In prints with v
neckline and short sleeves. Sizes l8h TO 24K.
Less than u price. Now------------------- S5.s5
Is Women's Dresses with solid-color raycn crepe
skirts and printed Jersey tops. sses SO to a.
Less than " price. observation-disclosures. $5.95
10 Women's Half-size Dresses in all wool. Classic
style in solid colors Hall sizes Less than u price
20 Dresses in rayon flannel and striped rayon Jersey
Assorted colors. Misses sizes. Less than n price
W&tL-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Junior Misses AII-wooI
Sweaters, So. .o5
We're S5.9S and more

were yo.yo ana more
$50 cardigan and slipover sweaters In boxy
styles. Some slightly soiled. Yellow, blue,
pink, red, aqua, black, brown and green.
Sizes "a to 40.
1Oe Cotton Blouses in attractive peasant styles with
all-white or multi-color embroidery. White only.
Sizes 80 to SO. Less than " price. Now--------N
rs Scarfs including an-wool scarfs and squares OF
wool and rayon (propery labeled as to fabric con-
tent). Fringed ends. Attractive colors Were 81 80.
100 Dresses In one and two piece styles Rayon
gabardines rayon Tegras and all-wools. Checks
and solid colors Sizes 3 to 15 Were $l2.95 to
s25. Now -4------s6. s6.9S and $1o.95
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Duo Metal Bed Frames. Opens to two twin-size
beds. Cotton felt mattresses Were $72. Now, SO
! Ful Size Box Spring. Mounted on legs Less
tnan " price.
Full Size Box Spring. Victory construction, cot
ton covered Less than " price. Now
1 Full Size Box Spring. Blue-striped cotton cover
Was $45. $3.50
1 Fun Size Layer Felt Mattress. Blue-striped cot
ton cover. Was $3.50. $3.50
/ Full Size Cotton Felt Mattress Blue and white
striped cotton cover. Was $3.50. Now-----$14.75
/ Hollywood Divan. Size 32x74. Green and rose
cotton cover. Cotton-filled mattress and cushions
Spring filled base on legs. Was $47.5o. Now s23.75
Sofa Bed, with cotton cover. Was $s3 Now, $s5
Steel Coil Spring Mattresses. Full size. were
$ls25. Now----$S.95. was s1265. Now----$S.5e
Vanity Base and Mirror. Modern walnut veneer
on hardwood, hardwood frame Was $40. Now $50
Matching Bench. Was $12.50. Now-----SS5 so
3 Vanity Bases and Mirrors. Mahogany veneer
and hardwood, 18th Century style Were $475o
NOW ------------------------ --$55
FUN Size Beds. Blond mahogany veneer and
hardwood. Were $40. Now---------------$25
w&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Atwood Jersey Snoods, $2.25

Less than " Price
50 ail-wool jersey snoods in selection Of
cOl0rS.
Is Rain Hats In neutral coors. Less than Va price,
Is Rayon Satin and Velvet corded Hair Bands Less
than " price. Now Observation-Disclosures
Cork-l Riding Derbys. Less than u price.
Now W-..-------------------- s475
W8sLr-Aillinery, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Costume JeweIry Reduced

30 Combs with top Of simulated jet. Were $4.20.
Necklaces fashioned of goldcolor chain and green
beads. Rayon velvet tie. Less than n price. Now,
$40
"A Pairs Of Earrings Of sterling silver c0idzed.
Were $3.50. observation-disclosures $50
80 Pieces Of Costume Jeweiry, including gold-color
metal drop earrings, felt pins bangle bracelets of
silver-color metal plastic sequin or simulated
pearl bracelets with rayon velvet tie Were $40.
NOW
Prices include 20eo tar
W&L-Costume Jewelry, Aisle 5, First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Misses Royon Sport Dresses
<IE Or

$15.o5
Wers t29.75 and more
IS rayon dresses in q good selection of styles
and colors. Sizes 10 to is.
As AiI-wool Battle Jackets In blue, cinnamon or
green stripes on natural ground. Sizes 10 to 18.
Less than " price NoW--------------------$6 $6.95
45 AIl-wool Stacks to match the battle jackets adj
vertised lust above. Sizes 10 to l8. Less than "
price Now w------------4------- $4.95
S5 AII-wooI Striped Skirts in blue, cinnamon or
green stripes on a natural ground !. or red and
black stripes on gray ground. Sizes 10 to 20.
Less than VI price Now $4.95
20 Stacks Suits OF 63% rayon and 37g WOOL Black
and white or brown and white checks. Sizes 10 to
16. Less than " price. $l2.95
2s An-wod Suits in gray with siiyer-colored but
tons. Battle Jacket style. Were $2975 Now, $IS25.
Is An-wool Pullover Sweaters with variegated pat
tern on grounds Of dark blue. rust, tan or gray.
Were $7.95. Now------------------- S4.95
W6sL-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Women's Dresses, $3.50

40 dresses In all-wool, spun rayon and cot
tons. Choice Of colOrs. Sizes IS to 4S.
Is Rayon Velvet and AlI-wool Dresses in black.
Tho woods In two-piece style with sequin trim.
Sizes SO to 4s. Were s2s.75. Now--------$ $22.25
- Rayon Crepe and An-wooi Dresses, the former
In navy and black :. the latter In black green
OF blue aiaee As 70 ~. Wsxe eas7s to s45. NoE,
$es.So
Rayen Crepe and Ali-wool Dresses, the former in
black, navy and prints the latter in blue gold
and green. Sizes ls to %. Less than " price.
Now - S372S
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Atwood 54-inch PIoids
Reduced "

So Yards Of Large Novelty Plaids suitable for coats
Were $3.50 yard Now, S325
42 Yards OF Piaids in tan. rust and beige. Were
$3.50 yard. Now Yard ----------------s2.75
IL Homespun-weave Novelty Piaidk Were $3.50
yard. Now yard----------------------
w&L-Dress Fabrics Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Housewares Reduced

~ Psttsy cssssreaes with sover. Les than v
price. -4ec
Is Rai1 Of Wall Plaques IN . fruit design. Less
than " price. Now, pair--------------
~ Nickei-plsted Tumbler Holderx Less than u
price. NoW--------------------
Metal Bathrpom HAMPER. Less than " price.
NoW ------------------------
~ Rolls Of Pre-pasted Wallpaper. Less than "
price. NOW--------------------
Aluminium Fruit Juicers. Less than u price
NOW -------------l----------- 5V0
Decorated Metal Trays round. Less than u price
NOW f------------------------ II
Fibre Bathroom Hamper. Less than " price. Now,
81
! Metal Bathroom Hamper. Was 1885. Now 50
! Fibre Bathroom Hamper. Was $T5o. Now----$5
2'Metai Bathroom Step Stools. Were $3.50. Now. IS
. Metsl Bathroom Hampers. Less than u price
NOW -------------------------
3s Metal Waste Basas&s. We're 81. Now------ees
"a Fruit Juicers- Ies than " price Now-sl
~ Aluminium Lingerie and Hose Dryers. Were
w&I-Hoasewares, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Misses Atwood Suits, $3o.75
Were s69.7S


Is cardigan-style suits with two buttons.
Black and white or brown and white checks.
Sizes 10 to 20.
Al-wool Suits in cardigan style. Tie front.
Brown or black stripes Sizes IL, II and Is. Were
%oo.io. 4NoW----------~------- SS8.fc
An-wool English tailored Suits in plads and her
ringbones. Sizes IA and 16. Were $125 to $3.50.
Now - - SS9 IL
Is An-wool Gabardine Suits in cardigan style
with tie front. Scroll trim on the shoulders
Beige, gold or blue. Sizes IL to 90 Were $85. Now.
$59.75
Master tailored All-wool Coat in three quarter
length with fox border. Size IL in black Less
than " price, Now----------------- $162
Master tailored All-wool Coat in three quarter
length. Fitted style with mink scarf and cuffs
Size Is in beige. Less than " price, Now----S24o
Master tailored All wool Coat In quarter
length. Beaver cuffs. Size II in tan. Less than
N pq1ce.
prices include tar so1sere applicable
w&L-Misses' Goats and Suits, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Furs Reduced

] Natural Gray Persian Lamb Ceet fn xize 16.
I Natural Jersey Flank Muskrat Coat with self
trim. Size H. Was $474. Now-------$3 $312
Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat In size 20. Was
$50. Now ---------------------s 1878
I Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat in size 20. Was
1854. Now w------------------------ -$240
1 Silver-blue dyed Squirrel u Length Coat in size
l6 Was S6lS s462
Beaver-dyed Mouten Lamb Coat In size IL. Was
$lS6. -----$l4I60
Silver blue Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Goats
In sizes 10, IL, II and 16. Were $3.50. Now $500
sable-dyed Squirrel Jacket In sine 16. Was $40.
Thrss-skin Natural wHd Mink sca<fA Were .21s
Prices Include 7os Tax.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Mems S Cotton Shorts,
45e-3 for $l.25

900 pairs Of fine gray cotton shorts with
gripper fasteners front and elastic back.
Sizes 32to 3S and AZ to A.
Ss Cigarette Lighters and Cigarette Casses, the
lighters in black enamel with windshield and in
colored aluminium. Metal cases in several colors
with '.pop-up" servers. Less than " price Now,
w&1-The Mems store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Little Boys Atwood Jersey
Suits, $4.e5

Were $3.50
50 two-piece suits of alI-wooI jersey. But
ton jacket and suspender pants. Navy and
cocoa brown. Sizes 2, and 6.
80 Little Boys Sports Jackets Of all wool. PIaids
and solid tans. Sizes 3 to g. Were 1880 Now,
$S.95
10 Little Girls Spun Rayen Dresses In blue. Sizes
to 8. Less than " price. Now-----SIs5
30 Little Girls Spun Rayon Dresses in gray blue,
red. yellow. pink, navy. aqua and green. Sizes
to 6. Were $685. Ss.s5
W&I-Juveniles' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Girls Dresses, Jumpers and
Pinofores, $2.95
Were 1925 to $40

50 dresses, jumpers and pinaferes of cot
ton, spun rayon and rayon crepe. Prints,
dots and solid c0lors. Green, aqua, brown,
rose and navy. Sizes to IA.
40 Weskts Of 6oT6 wool and 40e6 rayon. Green,
red and blue. Sizes to H. Were $2.S5. Now, $1.95
40 Skirts Of 500 wool and 40% rayon to match the
above advertised weskits. Sizes to II. Were 1920
An-wool Sweaters in slipover style. Brown, gold,
red, navy. pink, blue and green. Sizes 7 to IL.
Were $434 and more. Now----------------$2. $2.S5
30 Blue Denim Jumpers with apron front effect
Ruffle and plaid trim. Sizes z to -. Less than
n price. ------------------------$2. $2.95
80 Cotton Plaid Biouses to match the plaid trim on
the above advertised jumpers. Sizes to IL. Were
w&I-oiris' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Shorter Women's Royon
Dresses, $3.50

WeYs 1925 to SIS
% dresses in rayon prints and pastel spun
rayons. Sizes 1411 to PAN.
Aa-wooa Checked Dresses IN sizes IAN, 1914 and
24h. Were $25. Now $3.50
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Misses Royon Crepe BIousss
$2.75

Less than V price
102 rayon crepe blouses with bow neckline.
White only. Sizes 80 to 3S.
20 Al-wool Blouses with Jewel and classic neck
lines. Blue. Kelly. purple and luggage. Sizes II
to 20. Were S. Now---------------------- $S.75
~ Cotton Shirts with long sleeves. White only
Sizes 50 to SO. We're $5.s5. Now------------A.45
w&L-Blouses, Aisle Is. First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Women's Formal Wear

Rayon Crepe Dresses In black and navy. Sizes
16 to SO. Were $69.75. Now---------------s44 s44.7S
Nyion Dinner Gowns in pastel shades Sizes 20
and 10. Less than u price. Now----------$16.5o
Evening star., 1946-11-14
GirdIes and Pontie-sirdIes
China Turkey PIotters and
Vegetable Dishes Greatly Reduced

Wonderful opportunity to set
tional savings. Floral patterns.
zoo 12-in platters. Were $1.50.
200 14-inch platters. Were $3.50.
WSsL-C China, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Misses Dinner and Evening
Dresses Reduced

group Of rayon nets taffetas, crepes marqisettes
and satins in long styles and assorted coors Black
rayon lace and chiffon and black and brown N.Y.
lonette short dinner dresses. Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Misses Better Royon Crepe
Dresses Reduced
Misses AII-wooI Suits Reduced

w&I-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Girls Cotton Beacon Robes

Girls Cotton Beacon Robes
$2.25
Wsre $40
50 cotton Beacon robes with shawl collar
and cord trim. Striped and print patterns.
Blue, brown and wine. Sizes to IA.
WdsL-Girls' Apparel Fourth Floor.
Girdles and Pontie-eirdIes
$1.o5
Less than V price
IS girdles and pantie Sirdles Of rayon and
cotton woven with rubber. Broken sizes
and styles. Skies "a and 2S.
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Prices Include 2o% I
w&r-Far salon. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Usn-The Mems store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

'&L-women's Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

&I-oir1s Apparel, Fourth Floor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
WW5 mxMO M5M'';;SS q:
V@I ,,,,,,,rv,,vYrnrTHE ~
By EMMA CREWS

big secret the Loafers concerning the plans they
futm Mtz Ltleiohn has returned to the G. railroad after
Olng severely at the Foundry and blythe MitH will be
come proud daddy sometime this month Second
baseball the T. C. c. c. Friday when 1t played
St Johns at Dunning field with Of John Ebert
drCe the winning run In the 9th winning Ask the Professor
Opeea the people of St. Peter Caver church.
CYC drew large crowd and quite successful under
the direction of the Sisters of the Parish FToc for the benefit
of the athletic department Of the Halle May H. in the with
Merry Men Rhythm Friends the Leslie Sections who
have visited item at their new residence on Cumberland say
their homestead Verable little doll house Two
members Of the 400" Foster Lamb Brown and
Chuck Bradley From the Of showers given for the
bride "Dckte Bradshaw, she won't be in need Of anything
the line Of personal for her
weight doesn't Ask Lloyd Gdmbo why the tips of his
fingers pink My two handsome male escorts the
recently released from the Navy and Marine AmitY BoeY who
his TO North Caroline to receive his walking
MdNe HG tells US that when the time comes for him to
leave the SANITY City, trip what haVeyou, he just can't
pull himself he hates leave his
friends How when Max home leave from
Navy he friends and couldn't pull
himself TO catch the train when his leave upconse
quenty he missed the and caught the Am
right Max? Is there such expression miss one train
catch the one? Augustus and Marguerite Hill and daughter
Carmen have moved into cute apartment Aurora Maguer
every little bit Of furnishing and making curtains
for her tiny and attractive Blue Heaven.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
She'll ASsailS
Ghetto Tactics

CHICAGO, ILL..-Rev. Bernard
J. Shell, Catholis auxiliary hi.
shop of Chicago, said that
Churches had shown too much
respect for the local banker, in
dustrialist, realty operator, or
politician" in lodging the issue
of restrictive covenants which
create "legalistic concentration
camps" in American cities.
Addressing $50 delegates to a
conference on restrictive cove.
nants at the La SalFe Hotel, the
Catholic leader bitterly denounc.
ed defenders of racial segrega.
ton in housing.
Ghetto Tactics AssGiled.
ITO attempt to justify and ra-
tionaliDe such ghetto tactics on
the loose and shifting grounds
of economic realism and exped-
iency', he said, "is to stand con-
demned Of the very crimes of
which we accused Nazi Ger
many"
The churches, Bishop She'll
said, have remained silent on
this question when the teach
ing OF Christ should have been
literally shouted from the
house.topS."
Il have said before, and l re-
peat" he continued, that the
churches Of all denominations
cannot be absolved from blame
for the fact that social Unjust.
ice, racial and economic inc
quality still remain entrenched
obstacles to the complete de-
velopment of the American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
Modern Dance Group,
Esther Roach Pupils
In Joint Recita'

The Phyllis Wheatley Mod.
crn Dance Group, under the di.
rection of EunlCe Brown, and
the piano students of Esther
Roach, will share honors in a
joint recital OF music and dance
at the Phyllis Whcatley House
on Sunday afternoon, May 26,
at 4 o'clock.
The thirteen students of Mrs.
Roach in their selections OF
many OF the loved classics such
as Bccthoven'S Moonlight So.
nota", DeBuSScy'S Clair De
Lune' and Chopln's "Polonaisa.'
The dance group will present
several new dances, Good
Morning, America, will be dan.
.ced TO the poem OF the same
name by Carl Sandburg. Anoth.
er highlight to be presented by
the dance group will be the
solo by EunlCe Brown, One of
the Many, danced to the poem
by Louise Sherwood. This was
first performed in the spring re.
cital of OrcheSiS, honorary
dance society at the University
OF Minnesota. Miss Brown is a
member of OrCheSis.
The public is invited to at.
tend. The program is free. Tea
Will be served following the
performance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
DULUTH NEWS
By ZILLAH WATERS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. chatham
COG 18th ST. gave a surprise par
ty in honor Of their son, Calvin
Clayton upon his 14th birthday
May 4. Fourteen guests wer,
present. The evening was spent
In games. Many gifts were re.
CeiVed. Present we're Wilbert
Potter, Carl Robinson, Teddy
Oliver, jennie Mae Potter, Lou.
Use Cox, Florence Cox, Dale Lar.
son, Carl Bell, James FoOtc. Ell
labess Cox, Margaret Cox, Char.
les Cox, Anna l.. Johnson, and
Donald Robinson.
Mrs. Eugene Watts and Mrs.
Fleldan Watts Of New York
were the guests Of Mrs. George
Adams at the Pilgrim COngre.
gational Church, May 3, at 3
p. m. in commemOration Of May
Fellowship Day.
Mr.. w. F. Maupins was host
to the Social Nine Club at a
steak dinner at Pat Halls Place
on Rice Lake Road, Wednesday
May 8, Mrs. Fieldon Watts was
hOnored guest. Others present
were Miss Francis Watts, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. DoZier, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
George Adams, Mrs. SidOnia
Black, and Mrs. Zillah Waters
The Elizabeth Richey Chap
ter Of the Eastern Star enter.
tanned Mrs. Fieldon Watts on
May 7 at the home of Mrs
George Adams. The guest was
presented with a token Of es.
Leem. Mrs. Watts left for her
home in New York on May II
The University Of Life group
rom Calvary Baptist and st
Marks AME church celebrated
heir third annual Mothers Day
in the church parlors
If Calvary church. Eighteen mo.
hers were honored at the af.
fair. An excellent program
was presented by the young
people under the direction OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Robinson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
HASTE Inauguration
In Virgin Islands
Friday, May II

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
Accompanied by Secretary of
the Interior ]. J. A. Krug, Will.
lam H. HASTE left Washington
by plane for his Inauguration
as governor Of the Virgin Is.
lands which will take place in
Charlotte Amalie on the island
of St. Thomas, Friday.
This is the first visit Mr.. Krug
has made to a United States
Possession since his appoint.
ment as head Of the depart.
ment.
Mr.. HASTE is the fourth civil.
ian to serve as governor of the
Virgin Islands. Prior to 1881
the islands were governed by
naval possession. The first civ.
ilian TO he appointed governor
was Paul Pearson, who was sue
.ceeded by Lawrence Cramer.
Cramer was succeeded by
Charles Harwood, who is being
replaced by HASTE.
A number of invitations to
important persons to attend the
inaugural ceremonies were sent
out by the Interior Department,
but II was not known how many
would attend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17

BdbY girl: First Sgt. and Mrs,
Walter Robinson, 636 West Cen
trail, are the parents Of a baby
girl born at 1890 A. NJ, Wed
nesday, May 9Th, at St. Joseph's
Hospital. The infant, weighing
five pounds seven ounces has
been given the name Isabel
son, an r. o. 7. c. instructor at
Greensboro, N. G., Is expected
in the city in the near future.
LdisseZ Nous FdiTe was enter
tanned Tuesday, May 7, at a l
O'Clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. o. c. DriZzle, 926 St. An.
thony Ave, HOnored guest
were: MesdameS Jesse Brooks
of Chicago, ILL.,, Hammond Turner,
Courtney Hilyard, Alonzo Cot.
ton and William Godctte. First
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
Dorie Miller Post
Sponsors Ball Team

Dorie MilFar Post 544 is spon,
soring a baseball team of the
Halle Q. Brown community
house which is TO participate
in the city baseball league, May
26. The post also plans to senu
a school patrol officer of Max.
field school, to the training
school for St. Paul officers. The
like to send more than one boy
but to do so, would need the
support Of outsiders.
Anyone wishing to contribute
should contact DoriC Miller
Post No. 544 at the Halle @
Brown.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
Announcement

Maurice's luke Box Record
Shop, Shoe Shine Parlor and
Confectionery, 554 Rondo Ave,
st. Paul, is now under new
management Of Maurice Strong.
For the latest hit tunes call DA
9847. Mr.. Strong is also owner
Of the Olson Highway Record
shop, 1907 Olson Highway, un.
der management of Evelyn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
NAAPC Field Secretary
To Be Speaker, May 10
At PHYLLIS Wheatlev

Mona Jensen, assistant field
secretary from the national Of.
flee, viii be the guest speaker
at the NAACP meeting to be
held at Phyllis Wheatley Aud
itorium, Sun, May 10, at 4 p. m
Mis- Jensen will talk on PRO
gress in Observation-Disclosures
ton"
The Concord Quartet, compos
ed of o. ]. Thornton and Pau
). Curry, tenors, Ed. Johnson
baritone and Z. Hayes, bass, viii
ing.
The NAACP Youth Council
Will serve tea. The public is in,
Vited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
DUAL MEET

A dual track and field meet,
between Halle Q. Brown and
Phyllis Wheatley, will be held,
Saturday, May IS, at the Hollow,
corner Kent and St. Anthony
Ave. All interested persons are
asked to Kenny Wilson, at the
Halle or Harry Miller and
Stafford Lott, of the Phyllis
Wheatley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17

club prizes was awarded to Mrs
ALdonia Anderson, second tc
Mrs. Earl Brent, and third tC
Mrs. M. X. Mcknight. Guest
prize went to Mrs. AlonZo Cot,
ton. Floral decorations through.
out the house consisted of lilacs
and tulips from Mrs. Drizzle's
garden.
Dinner guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Wilson, 74S West Central Ave.
had as their dinner guests Sun.
day May II, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Berry, ST.
The tomato was first introduced
into the United States from Peru
For a long period after its in
PRODUCTION it was known as the Glove
apple" and was considered poison
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17

creed"
Evils Of Segregation Attacked.
Bishop Shell enumerated poor
health, improper housing, dis
ease and crime as inevitable
products of racial segregation.
Delegates to the conference
heard a similar attack on re.
strictive covenants by Loren
Miller, Los Angeles Negro at.
torney.
Miller described a recent Cali
fornia legal battle in which he
represented several motion pic.
ture celebrities who were threat.
ened with eviction because OF
racial restrictive covenants.
The conference which opened
at Roosevelt College, was spon-
sored by the Chicago Council
Against Racial and Religious
Discrimination.