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COlOred-Brick Houses

ColOred-Brick Houses
In vell-established community Semidet
rr., good sized din. rm'. 3 very nice bed
rooms and handsome colored bathroom
complete modern kit, fun bsmt.; lge lots
Houses are priced right. Excel. financing
terms. open Sats and suns, ? pm. til
dark Corner 45th and Eads ne For
information, call GERRIE CONSTRUCTION
CORP SH SH43 ~
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HOUSES FOR sALr-ssuthsa.t
OPEN SUN. 2-6

sos Xenia st. se.-Modern. spacious, g.
rm semidet. brick home: tile bath, equip
kit, a.-c.h., nice lot. S12.sOO; reas down
payment, bal like rent. Move right in
Vacant. CAMPANELLA 81 WOOD. EX
AHA; ewes VI Ql2I -22
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KENSINGTON

Open | TO & Sun, SO wheatley St
Si.,5O0. White Cape Cod bunsalow, .
dormers, 2 Ice. bedrms., bath. liv rm.
exhaust fan; stairway TO heated expap-
sion second floor: full bsmt.. gas heat; loS
60xl50. Exceptionally ffne quiet netghoor-
hood on dead-end ST., nr. transp. Direc-
tions: Out Conn. ave. to Kensinston hre-
house. right on Bladensburg I'd. . olks; to
Wheatley St, left to our open sizn.
GRAHAM-HALL, Realtors, SH $685. eyss~
Slisn 1SA2 40
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont., ,

coLoRED-1oas IRVING ST. N.E.-pet., :,
spacious rms. in good condition, front
and rear porches, hot;-,w. oil heat, lovely
yard, gar. and paved alley; Price for quick
TATE CO., a03 st. NV. HO 41l9. -23
COLORED - TWO-FAMILY SPECIAL -
First. offering of this attractive, modern.
entrances and meters. and modern baths
and kitchens bargain; only 81 900
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SILVER SPRING

Open Sunday, , to 7 p.m.-p4O9 Seminole
st.-New det, 30-ft. sll-brk Colonial
home. blk. from fast trsnsp. Center
hall 1st f., tile powder rm,. liv. rm.
with fireplace, rear concrete porch. din.
rm and de luxe equipped kit. 3 large
bedrms.. storage attic, full bsmt Gas ht..
small cf payment. Bal, about SS5 per
mo. Dit nns: Out 18th st, NV, turn
ri. on o. .,rIlle pike to Franklin ave,
right to Seminole st, right "a blk.
10 house
William H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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SILVER SPRING

New s-rm Colonial brick, featuring, lse.
liv. rm with fireplace, din. rm.. mod.
kit with range and refg., bedrms :.
tiled bath, Venetian blinds, storm win.
dows, &C: heat; corner lot; $4,000.
81, 900 cash.
ALVIN EPLING
UN O3I3. 5s0s Baltimore Ave. Hy.. Nd,
SILVER SPRING-$17,950
Beautiful new Cape Cod, less than / block
lsc bedrms. 22-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace:
din. rm.. dinette. huge side porch, full
bsmt with lavatory and outlet. A steal
Branch I'd. to Flower ave. left blocks TO
Plymouth rieHd to our open sign.
WOODMOOR AGENCY
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CUSTOM BUILT
CALL POP

I live in Sc. If you want a good homt
with small dowp payment in ne. or Sc
call me. know my houses. Pop Hartman
cox Il CO., D1. 4254, RE 6r'; ewes. AT
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422 l4th st. NV EX 1910 or TIA. @
COUNTRY TOWN HOUSE

Open Sat. and Sun, till dark. 4O0(
block 4th st. ,s.e.-These custom-buil
sssmidet; Sc brick homes are excellent fol
streamIined kit: md f., 3 good size b r..
and modern tile bath: full basement with
recreation rm. and "a bath; gas a.-c.. heat
tion. A buy at S14,75O; only $1,000
cash Directions: Out Nichols ave. Sc. tc
right on 4th st to open sign. EDGAR L
WEBSTER OR h10n Or EN- Qno4
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CABIN JOHN MD

shinsle, Total price, S7,95O; down So, 800
| lot SKI so; coal heat. Should sell fast
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TAKOMA PARK

New brk. home. plus over 500 per ma.
rm.. kit, 3 bedrms. TIED bath Ind dr.,
liv. rn.. din. alcove, kit, / hedrm., tiled
bath; terrace apt, and buiit-in gar; largs
to busline. This is excel. eonstruetion
and dne homs. Call Mr.. Smith. NOR
RIsON AGENCY. sH. 3444 evenings,
(oortirued On Next PageJ
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pos 14th ST. NV. RE. $3.50 TIL 5 ? N
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Five-room brGk bungalows, complete IN
every detail: range and refrigerator;
porch: well-planned bsmt.. toilet outside
entrance; stairway to second floor to ad-
ditional rooms with full dormer, complete
ly foored. heat and plumbins roughed IN;
price. S14,750. Open daily Veterans
preference To reach Georgia ave, to
100: blk. right on August ave. l blk
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors. 9O4 Ellsworth DIR. Sligo sloo.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Nr 18th and R I. ave- room, all mod
srn. =? baths. oil heat. nice lot, sarage.
Bargain, SI2.95d.
L. V. Thacker Realty Co.
HO 23ST. MI l44S -"
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6 New Gruver-Built' Homes

2405 to 24l1 Alabama ave. se.-Semi-
detached bricks, 6 rooms. / bath. moderr
kitchen with Westinghouse refrigerator
full basement with a-c.h. Open Sun, Z
to 8; weekdays, ) to s.
D. G.. GRUVER
Ma 1887 Directions: Cross l1th st. se
bridge to Good Hope rd.. left on Coco
Hope I'd to Ala. ave-, right on Ala. ave
to homes
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BARGAIN AT S1O.95O

payment, bal like rent. Move right In
Vacant. CAMPANELLA 81 WOOD. EX
Ala: ewes VI. 9l21. 20
BARGAIN AT $1O,950
Don't wait. Call Mr. Smith now teves
EN- 1909. to see this almost new. all.
brick. semidet., 2.bedrm home with tilt
bath, oil heat, full dry basement, fenced
in yard, alley, and located on buslne JuSt
off Ala. ave. $4,000 down, and cony
monthly payments. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC. Ma. 914l. -23
CUSTOM BUILT
In beautiful Hillcrest area of Southeast
Detached stone and brick residence or
wooded lot 75xl20. True center hall plan
3 bedrooms and 2 baths on second hoor
lst-noor lavatory. and fun bath in base
ment; gas heat. built-in garage. The spa.
cious dimensions of all rooms, includin,
kitchen. and the panoramic view of tn,
entire city make this home an outstand
ing value. in this popular area. Phone Mr.
Katsuranis, GE. 2943, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st NV MA 2345 p
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TODAY'S REST BUY

Select block close to Lincoln Park I'm
ma culate, . pleasant rms, 2ia baths. oil
h. -w.h., full bsmt. furnished. Large yard
Sturdy brick const.- Monthly income. S22;
plus owners st f. apt
PAUL J. MILLER
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SILVER SPRING, MD.

2-bedroom asbestos shinsle bungalov.
Sll,95O.
= bedroom frame bunsalov, expansion
attic, Sl4,950.
. and 3 bedroom brick BUNGALOWS. S1b,460
to Sl9.950
4 bedrooms and . baths S19,95o.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths. S23 $50
g. 3-bedrooms brick Colonial, $1,000
3 3-bedroom Cape Cod Sl7,45o.
VIM Z RICHARDSON. INC sH 1924.
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E. M. FRY. INC.
BETHESDA

oL IIIJ1IN
Near Bethesda Naval Hospital-Beautiful
3-bedroom frame bungalow. living rm
large dining rm.. modern electric equipped
KITCHEN. breakfast rm. and modern bath;
full basement: oil auto. heat; large lot,
50x2SS: beautiful Handicapped lot with
fruit trees and vegetable garden: detached
seII this Week For setas eaI II'ctd iii g
pm. weekdays. Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc,
1912 18th st. NV DI 1883. -
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fleetwood Drive
HILLCREST
HILLCREST

Near Alabama and Branch ayes. Sc
in one OF the highest and coolest location,
II the District. Beautiful 6-room brick
!-bath home. so arranged that family
wishing to live together may have en-.
tirely separate and completely private
quarters. Reasonably priced. Phone til
Il pm
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
qoh N Y Ave NV MA Q141
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N1C. OHI WV y I. O.C.
2 rms, l bath. h.-w.h.: S13,6O0, terms to
approved purchaser, HOLT, EN-. 1854.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM.
Bargain. 1874 4"nd st. Sc Semidet
brick, modern. ] yr. old: 3 bedrooms tiled
ment, ,eas h.-w.h.; good terms; S3.40O
down. bal. only S66.19 per mo-, incl. taxes.
Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. to end. then turn
PALLET REALTY CO. AT. 1922
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TOO KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.

Convenient to Navy Yard Substantial
end of-row brick home: newly decorated
inside and out: rooms and bath. plus
> fully inclosed rear porcheS; owner has
purchased larger home. must sell imme-
diatey. Call RA. 1924. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI l4ll "A
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WALTER S. CANTRELL
COLORED-l354 LEWIS ST.

tTrinidad area Exclusive with LangSton
Realty This 3-family apt. house is like
new; hdwd floors. gas heat. steel case
nent windows. Venetian blinds. tiled bath,
modern kitchens with elec. refgrs.; rented.
with good tenants. Ceiling rents. so un-
Total monthly income, SIT3 Exceptional
in exterior design Looks like private
home. cement front porch, eVPrgreenS in
trees. Is not the converted type Originally
built in apis: separate front and rear
entrances to each apt An ideal income
producing home A cash deal will save
many dollars On terms, SI7,5o0 50 1000
cash This is the first OF this type apt =
home to be made available 70 the cOlored
purchaser Can be seen by appointment
only Call TR s693; after hours, call Mr.
ROONE. AK 5454.
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r. A. HUMPHREYS
Colored-43O 10th st. NE.

Adjoining KinRman Park. exclusive with
l.ansston Realty, Like new 8 rms tile
bath, cabinet gas heat hdw. floors, Must
make your offer. Can be handled for sur
prisinsly low down payment Remember
the house is like new and is in the awaited
LANGSTON REALTY. TR. 1898. After
call Miss RA 0-4n
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E. S. PRICE & co.

Is .. Z It4O1 :" w
Realtors. 1901 Georgia ave wheaton, !
PL. 1881, PL- 03l5. Evenings call Roy
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Colored-lO15 Evarts st.

tBrookland BUNGALOW. Listed exclusively
with Langston Realty. 2 b.. lr., b.r. and
X basement. attic; spacious grounds.
trees and Shrubbery hdw. floors oil heat
New price. S13.5OO. $500 cash Call
rANGSTON REALTY TR S6a3
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FOR SALE-Duplex brick I0-room house
lst floor, 5 rms. and bath; Ind floor. 3
rms and bath; steam heat, oil fred; hard
wood floors; can be used as single OF
double house: second floor rents $50 pei
chicken house; "a acre land, located or
Route $40 IL mi from Frederick. IL
mi. to Harpers Ferry, w. Va. Call Bruins
w p ROTH. 22'
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BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR

A truly charming center hall hom. in
one of Maryland's best subdivisions Sit
lot This home contains Iivins room with
lovely fireplace, dining room. large kitchen
and pleasant sun porch. 2nd floor con-
sists OF , large bedrooms plus single
bedrooms and , complete tile baths
Stairs to large storage attic. Oil hot
water heat One-car detached garage
Close to stores, transportation and
schools Priced at S25,50O For further
details, call Mr.. Jackson. MA 1900: ewes
and week ends, WI 2g33
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HILLCREST AREA

HILLCREST AREA
Open Sat. and Sun, 2 till dark; 1Tl7
to you but will gladly bring you to see
this delightful Cape Cod bungalow with
lovely rms, full baths ana every
O'BANNON REALTY co.
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COLORED-BROOKLAND

open-l0l6 Hamlin ST. n.e-A peach OF
a brick home. rms. > nclosed porches;
baths: oil h-w.h.: lovely lot: shade and
flowers: garage Open l til 3 pm daily
and Sun. If you want real home a. a
real bargain. inspect at once. Call MIR
MAYNOR NO 433S 80
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COLORED-VACANT
Open Sat. and Sun. 2 10 5 pm. 11T3
Abbey pl. ne. nr Bird and NJ sts. Attrac-
tive 6-room brick, Colonial front porch.
bath, built-in garage; $1,000 down, easy
terms
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
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COLORED-BROOKLAND

Just of R I ave ne-Conv to . lines
trsnsp., schools and shops. Lovely det.
rms, heaut lot. formal garden. perfect
rond. S1S60o. sub. cash; financed TO
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COLORED-VACANT

roo blk A st ne-2-story brk.; rms.
all private: Ice. bedrms.. mod bath and
kit gas stove and refrg.. g.: cedar lined
closets, dble garage. front porch. lge. rear
yard with lily pond and roSebushes. Only
$500 down, Call MR.. GEORGE, DI,
StH4, Sun. pI, 0a45
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Omen TODAY, > 10 e. at l034 Girard 81.
ne Det frame home of rooms in
better nelghborhood. Lee lot with lovely
sarden, close to transp. line schools and
shopping, Mr.. seabourne, AID. 457S. on
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SILVER SPRING

01t
Price. Sl1.5nO. small down psyment-Ths
charming f1ve-room white bungalow with
its large lot and full basement will bring
real JOY to the new owner modern in
every respect oil heat beautiful shrub
berry. and conveniently located Call SH.
ll4l for address and appointment to
inspect, MODERN REALTY CO., e7l3
Georgia ave 22'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13
Too Hot To Handel
= AN EDITORIAL .

None Of the Twin City daily newspapers ran single line
about the barring Of two top flight Negro golfers from the ST.
Paul Open Golf Tournament until % hours after the facts
known.
The barring by the Professional Golfers Association
with the almost passive c0nnvanee Of the ST. Paul Junior
ASSocaon Of Commerce who the actual sponsors Of the
Keller Open
Pioneer Press Dispatch officials from the publisher on
down knew all about the discrimination against the Negro
players early Monday but did not single line about
the matter until Wednesday The Pioneer Dispatch
showed distinct lack Of courage which surprising
Of their usual sense Of community responsibility 70 all classes
Of readers.
Bernie Swanson Of the sports staff Of the Minneapolis
Star was informed Of the ban against Negro golfers Tuesday
but 70 date wednesday, not line has appeared in the Star
The daily press which supported by all people, white
and black 20 the people least print news Of dis
elimination in S. Paul and Minneapolis matter who prac-
tees H. the Dispatch has been sincere In its continued
ehampioning Of the rights Of all Americans this was the time
70 prove concusivey little edtoraizinR other polite
pressure the part Of the paper might have changed the
ku kiux Khan attitudes Of the PGA the ST. Paul Open
sponsors would have avoided the impression that thew CO.
operate with outfit that practices blatant race scrna-
ton
H0Wevery, It's apparently thing 10 editoriay deplore
race discrimination practced against Negroes miles away in
the SOUTH but still another matter stand up against similar
practices when found right here on our doorstep.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13
Humphrey Halls NAACP
Role In Rights Fight

NEW YORK lamp Mayor
Hubert Humphrey Of Minneapolis.
who led the fight for an inclusive
and specific civil rights plank q,
the National Democratic Conven-
ton in Philadelphia, credits the
NAACP with preparing the NOR
al climate which made my speech
and lis acceptance possible"
In . letter 70 Walter White.
EAACP secretary, Mayor Hum
phrey said: 4 think that we are
on the threshold Of . great vic.
tory on this the greatest moral h.
sue Of our times. No one can ever
adequately say how much people
like you who have lab0red vail
sntiy In this field for years were
responsible for our great victory
In Philadelphia. You heated the
volcano which finally erupted.
you prepared The moral climate
which made my speech and lie &C
csptaDce possible"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13
James Cannon
Retired Fireman
Here Y Years

James II. (Rad) Cannon died
Wednesday evening. August I
ls48, MIR. Cannon was born In
Napa, California. in May. 1874
and came with his parents, Rich
ard and Sarah Cannon, 20 Min.
nespolis when about 4 years OF
age. where he resided until his
death. Mr.. Cannon entered serv.
ice in the Minneapolis Fire De
partment in 1908 where he served
until his retirement in 1929. lie
was a widower; his wife. Blanche.
having passed away about 20
years ago.
In his earlier days he attended
st. James A.M.E. Church, but in
later years the infirmities Of age
prevented him from getting about.
He leaves surviving him two
cousins, Mrs. Katherine Copes Of
Minneapolis and Mack o. Cannon
Of Los Angeles, a niece, Mrs.
Sarah Ella, Of this city. and other
distant relatives in Minneapolis,
Los Angeles and NapS, California.
Pail bearers were from the Min
neapolis Firemen's Pensioner
Club; and q detail from the Min.
neapolis Fire Department headed
by Asst. Chief Charles johnson,
escorted the remains from the
Woodland Funeral Home 20 Lake
wood Cemetery where they were
inferred in the Fircmen's plot.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13

speeches the convention passed
the resolution. By this action the
Legion went on record as oppos-
ing segregation in the Minnesota
National Guard and approval of
Governor YounEdahrs fight
against II,
Negro LegionnAircs played con-
sPicuouS parts in the Legion &C
tivity. The Memorial parade Sun
day line Of march revealed sever
al Negro members including 4. Z.
Byrd. Henry Bailey. Post Com
mander Orlando Wilson. c. r
Mendoza and Percy Hughes served
as Gold Star Mother Escorts.
Johnny Baker Posts chaplain,
Rev. r. J. BufOrd, gave the inVO-
cation at the services at the Min.
neapOlIs ArmOry.
In Tuesdays big parade Johnny
Baker Post had a fine representa-
ton. Noticed in the ranks Of the
marChers were Orlando Wilson, b.
+. Peery who carried the Fifth
district sign, Henry Bailey, Rob-
ert jackson, Walter Banks. Sam
Waller. Wallace Pinkard, Jack
Posten, Byrd and Mendoza were
Official parade aides.
Representing Johnny Baker
post Auxiliary in the line Of
march were: Mrs. Henrietta Post
en-, Mrs. Vera Richardson, Miss
Helen Lewis.
Delegates from Baker Post &C.
tive at the convention were Enrol
NJ. FaSsett, Charles J. Smith. c. r.
Mendoza. Alternates were p. J.
Buford, Jack Poster, and r.
Young.
Mrs. Lucius Stewart was one Of
the Auxiliary delegates,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13

Program was approved. Another
resolution sponsored by the
Fourth district calling on un-
segregated admission Of Negroes
TO the Minnesota National Guard
won after a spirited fight led by
Johnny Baker Post delegates.
Martin Brown and Charles J.
Smith. They were assisted by
speeches by FIVE white Legion
nsireS from out in the state.
Another resolution having 10 DO
with Legion bowling tournament
contracts with the American
Bowling Congress was passed
with the words white males
only" deleted.
The Civil Rights resolution was
sponsored originally by Bearcat
Post of Minneapolis Of which
Samuel l. Schneider. CT execu-
tive secretary, Minnesota Jewish
Council, Is a member. Later the
Fifth district convention approved
IT,
The national guard issue was
sponsored in the Fourth district
by Attacks Brooks Post No. COG,
The district approved the resolu-
ton and brought Il TO the state
convention.
After a fight in the committee
II was voted out favorably. How
ever. when the committee chair
man read IL to the convention he
did not move its adoption.
Martin Brown, veteran Legion
naire. sensing the situation.
jumped 70 his feet Immediately
and In q rousing two minute talk
made 4 motion that the conven-
ton pass the resolution.
Charles J. Smith Of Baker Post
also spoke and after several other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13

wi NtHh uA Nle NOttIe HANtn nun
as their choice.
Almost all those supporting
Truman gave his recent civil
rights action a. their reason for
giving their votes TO him.
Wallace support Declines
Most surprising was the huge
decline Of sentiment In favor Of
Progressive party candidate Hen.
~ Wallace. On March 10 he led
Truman and Dewey. with SAT per
cent Of the voters In his favor
only IL per cent feel, Rt this time,
that they will vote for him.
Forty four per cent Of those
contacted stated that they had al
one time supported Wallace
When asked why they had
changed their minds, three rcs,
sons were commonly given:
. His overall popularity seemed
10 be dropping, 30 the individual
interviewed decided 10 change,
too.
"a dislike Of wallSce's follow.
ers.
"a feeling that he has R0
chance 20 win.
Relative 90 the second reason,
% per cent said they believe the
Progressive party Is dominated
by Communist. 80 per cent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13
Presidents Order
Doesn't Go Far
Enoa0h.--RandOlnh


CHICAGO-(ANP)-- President
Truman's recent executive order
against discrimination in the
armed forrega doss not 60 far
enough. A. Philip Randolph,
chairman, League for Non-Violent
Civil Disobedience Against Mill
tary segregation, told the national
coordinating committee Of the
league last week.
The committee voted 90 con-
tinue lis civil disobediencs cam
paiEn and continue lis drive 20
get Negro and white youth Of
draft age 20 refuse 90 register
Aug. 30 unless segregation is abol.
ished in the armed services.
Reports from New York City.
Buffalo. Philadelphia. Indianapo-
lis. Baltimore, Denver and Los
Angeles were given at this meet
ing.
The group agreed that its pro.
gram would be continued until .
specific order sbolishing iim-crow
In the services was given, Ran.
dolph said:
Negroes in America will not
rc6t until EeRTeRRti0n In abolished,
but neither can those responsible
for maintaining government rest
so long a. segregation exists. The
league will continue il civil dia-
obedience campaign until army
segregation 10 abolished, even
though Thousands may face in
tirnidati0n and Imprisonment"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-08-13

contract which Indicated that the
tournament would be closed 10
Negroes,
Delaney said that, In his opln.
ion. any succeeding contract
should have q non .JimcrOw clause
IN Il. lie said that hs had lnati.
tutsd q thorough check IT the
practice al Keller and was con.
WINGED that the club, In itself. Ia
not discriminating.
After q two-houT afternoon con-
ference with Mr.. Young. Mayor
Edward Delaney met fnr three
hours Tuesday night with tho
Junior Chamber tournament com.
mitiee trying to solve the prob
lem,
Nothing could be solved. how.
ever, because action by the Jun.
Tor Chamber would have put
Pea. on tho spot,
Talk sf . lawsuit against the
city Of s. Paul has been men
tened, on the basis Of q recent
u, 4, Supreme Court decision. On
July o, lp4S, In the case ~ James
Culver versus the city Of Warren,
Ohio. the court held that Q city
can not lease q public facility 10
. private organization which dis.
eliminates against part Of the tax
payers.
TIE peEuen bringing aaIt In the
present ease weuid have % prove
that Negroes were specifically
dlsgEiminalea against.
Mr.. Young told q reporter that
he 10 not pressing the Issue be.
cause u IL an affront 30 himself,
or because he desires 10 lndlct
the Junior Chamber Of Com.
maTce.
But Il 10 . matter Of principle"
he said. Il feel that the local
Junior Chamber officials are max.
Ing themselves . party 10 din.
elimination"
Rhodes and SpIlieF are suing
PoA on the grounds that, by
barring them from P.u.A. .apon.
sorsd tournaments. P.uA, 10 de.
nyinR them the right 20 earn q
living. PEA. actually controls
tho larger tournaments.
Both the entry fees Of Rhodes
and SpIIleT had been accepted for
the Richmond Open In San Fran.
ebeo when the P.o.A. intsrvsned.
George SohnsitEr, P.o.A. tourna-
ment representative. said that
their names could not BE- FecoG.
niEsd even though ons provision
Of the contract with the Richmond
club specified that the top 90 IN.
iahsrs In the Los Angeles Open
would automatically qualify for
the Richmond Open.
Rhodes hBd hnishsd 2ISt and
SpillsT 34th In Q field Of 90 u the
nstIon's top golfers In tho Los An.
Rsles Open.
Negro professional golfers say
they are refused fBTmbsrHhip In
tho POA, A. . tournament In
Duluth year ago the tournament
sponsors ran an I'd In the Duluth
paper saying "P,G.A. rulcs permit
only entrants Of the caueaalan
race