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WAREHOUSES WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

OFFER several wooded villa sites for
new Diet. brick, not over 900;
principals only. WO. 1112. -
I WILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick. white or colored;
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 1920;
ewes, DE. 5346.
PAY CASH for houses, lots or acre
age. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868;
ewes, vi O990. Free appraisal
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE. white OF
colored. all sections; also G1 homes.
A. FISCHER CO. b61O.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored
cox a. CO., RE. 1888.
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NR d c. Sl1950
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGlkIA

WOODS. Country
club section. owner transferred.
Price. S33,15U; substantial cash. De-
scription as follows: Large Nv. rm.'
dining rm. and kit, y bath sloe
porch or sunrm.; mldnoor lever,
knotty pine den or bedrm., sun deck
md floor, 3 bedrms. pvt. bath with
master bedrm., basement has maid S
rm., rec rm. with f1repl., full bath;
Ia-acre lot, additional 2 acre avail.
if wanted MANNAS REALTY CO,
2116 Wilson blvd, Arl, Va OK or
HiiLIWooD iii ats5 AVE, o.5oo-An Old
ster, but eozy doll house Of & rms.
and bath. h.-wh. Delightful dry
bsmt. with stall shower. Shrubs
and flowers galore in location
that is the best This will go last,
Call Daleview 1866, HARRINGTON.
IS. s.OOO-5-room bungalow, with OIL
hot water heat, bath, elec., phone
and garage; on nearly half an acre
:. miles from washington an and e.n near
Shirley ssi hDy gsr e merms MASON 2So HEST fRsf
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 744i
sTS5's5aoaoeMses-BEDRM. sTS5ssaaeses brick house
with tile bath. oil heat, :? fireplaceS,
full bsmt. and comb. storm WIN, n,
from Wash. $4,000 down. Shown
by MASON HIRST Annandale, Va.
Phone FA. 1441, weekdays.
MODERN 2-BEDRM frame expan-
sible bungalow, Lee. ,liv.. rm. with
firepl., oil hot-sir heat, on lot
10Ix2IO in Franconia, Va, Just of
busline. Easy monthly payments.
Call TIE. $3.50. eyes. d to =. 3
3-BEDROOM, tiled bath home in nice
section of Alexandria,; lge. liy. rm.'
sn8plOllS din. rln., 6QulDDeO klLcnen,
oil burner h-w.h.. toilet in bsmt.,
stairway to storage attic; garage;
$4,000. ]. LEE PRICE, 23O3 S
Arlington Ridge rd.. Arlington, Va.
Otis 1904, OK. 1900. 8
VI old brick; auto heat; 3 baths,
etc: , aptS. rented for $3.50. leaving
nuner 8 rms lst q CHI 4242 q
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
SILVER SPRING

O1H HIV NJ 1VI4NO
$14."50. FLA and VA approved; 5000
down for vets, attr. terms for nom
several floor plans. some with 2i-ft.
lv. rm. with fireplace; Venetian
blinds, compl equipped kitchen. full
bsmt.. copper piping throughout;
soddcd lots and shrubbery 81, built
% old. Call RE. $3.50. = to Q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA

THE PLATEAU BUNGALOW
Located next to Lyon Village, in q
Of living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen equipped, 2 twin
size bedrooms, bath. expansion at
tic, full basement, oil INV h.. out
side entrance; situated on lot with
towering oaks; $4,000 1st trust
available, payable ,S74 per mo-, IN,
price, only S13,500, good terms
To see. phone now
Arlington Realty Corp.
Evening star., 1949-03-07
4-STORY BRICK

4-STORY BRICK
Contains store and other Commercial
occupants: excel. return on your in
vestment; well financed. owner says
sell. Call Mr.. Joseph Jolles. with
LEO M BERNSTEIN 4 CO.. ME.
54OO; Sun. or after 8 pm. call ia.
1919.
These Two Properties
Merit your careful investisati ton:
u Downtown brick corner building.
L9ngiterm sds lianor 1esss s,cs 5neSme 0G0
(2) Modern garage building with
extra parking area. Leased at
S2.100 annually. Near 10th and H
SITS. ne Shows above average net
return on $4,000 investment.
WEINBERG g. RUSH
1907 H St. NV. Realtors. MA.
Two Brick, 4-Family Flats
Suitland, Md.-Each unit contains
living room, bedroom. kitchen. di-
nette and tiled bath; mas hot water
heat with oil burner, hardwood
floors; electric refrigerators, 4
stoves The cheapest 4-familv FIAT
on the market today. Will qualify
for GI loan. Phone
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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SILVER SPRING"

We have ; 2-bedrm. bungalows in
cloSe-in Silver Spring; Slu,95O
Sll $50. down payment around S.
600
"WOodSide Park Rambler"
Evening star., 1949-03-07

ARLINGTON, VA.
New stone and brick Colonial Located
in q convenient new subdivision of
fine homes. Six spacious well-ap-
pointed rooms, 2i2 tile baths nnest
material throughout. Excellent
value. Terms. Call DI. 1O15, till
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1949-03-07

Four bedrmS.. :! baths, H-tvpe ram
bier. located on l2-acre corner LOT in
the most exclusive section OF Silver
Spring. All rooms on l A., center
hall plan, immense liv. rm, dining
rm. large kit and pantry. det. .
car garage, combination screened
and storm windows. Less than /
wear old Shu QSn
Evening star., 1949-03-07
PROPERTY FOR RENT

WE HAVE outstanding business. store
or ONCE locations in Washington.
Will erect for responsible tenants
under long term lease. LOUIS BUR-
MAN, RE. 1868. .
BETHESDA-zoned industrial, 1000
SO. it.. bsmt,: 200 So. IT. Use any
Bs3sesda 1ypf m"nVtacteTns aVs oWNER e!s w. 551o
GEORGIA AvE.-Approx. $500 SO.
1t. of space available In a very
oas csn Be- Stors pa4sbased snd Or
very busy corner RA 1000. III
TAILOR SHOP, fully equipped; gar.
cabinet shop and elec. shop in Castle
Inn, Hotel Bldg, Forest Glen Sil-
yer Spring, Nd. OWNER, 81. 5233.
FOR RENT-Storage and office space.
Phone weekdays, TIA. 1896 between
8 am. and 40 pm. -
Downtown End Commercial
Excellent building. containing 5000
So. IT. display and warehouse space,
plus 1000 50. 1T. office: loading
dock; heavy floor capacity. Near
18th and E SITS. NV. Call us for
inspection.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors MA. $500:
goth AND M SITS. NV.
PROMINENT LOCATION
3-story and basement fireproof build
ing. excellent display area on 1st
floor, over l,sOO SO. #. per floor;
good alley. oil &C. heat; long lease
available at reasonable rent. For
information on this and other com
mercial properties, call Mr.. Schrider'
with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. 72,3 goth st. NV, RE.
65S5
Evening star., 1949-03-07
A HOME THAT WILL
nav MON rrcrr L,
DUTCH COLONIAL

Delightful brick home in Chevy Chase.
Md. lust off Conn sve.--Large liv-
ing rm. with fireplace and dining
rm. opening off center hall. den
and breakfast rm.. also incl on the
1st f.: 3 master bedrmS. and . baths
on ind A.; lear garage. lovely large
lot. A. L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
INC 2Ino Conn ave. OR. IlOO.-I
Evening star., 1949-03-07

CONVENIENCE PLUS
3 twin-size bedrooms. stand out in
this 6-room brick and frame Co
lonial, located block from shopping,
4 blocks from school; in excellent
No. Arlington location: preWar con-
struction; Lear attached garage,
fenced rear lot shrubs. trees, out
door fireplace; good financing: own
er must sell. To see call now.
Arlington Realty Corp.
ooO4 Wilson blvd OW. $500. -
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COMPARE-COMPARE

Unexcelled value; Silver Spring: 4 full
sized bedrooms. brick det house;
garage. lI2 baths. possession i'm
mediately: fine terms; $1,000 casn
THE PRENTICE CO, INC. IlOl
Vermont ave NV. ST $3.50; sun.
and ewes, NO. 0U64 and ST. 2s4S.
Evening star., 1949-03-07
OLNEY ACRES
OFFICES FOR RENT

Two 1-acre lots. 4 and &. in block
c. Both for $3.50. cash. OIL. o2l3
Evening star., 1949-03-07

ATTENTION, BUILDERS
Lots for sale, excel. terms: st. sewer.
water. gas and elec. in; ideal for
ramblers: No. Chew Chase, nr.
Western ave, District line and Rock
Greek Park Call Mr.. joseph Jollss'
with JOSEPH M. BERNSTEIN g. CO;
TIA SQ1q
Evening star., 1949-03-07
OPEN 2 TO 6 TODAY
ACRE

5-rm. rambler, 2 bedrms., liy. rm.,
din. rm,. kit. and bath, fun bsmt.;
5 outbldgs.. gar. and breezeway.
Venetian blinds, awnings, storm
sash and screens. oil heat, fenced
Ca1l pI SRp4
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Philadelphia 500 tANPD 49, Dr.
Ralph Johnson DanShs, TN ned
lat0r 20 Palestine was awarded
the honorary degree of DOCTOR 0f
Laws st the 1889 oommsncsmsnt
exercises Of the University Of Pen
nslyVaBia at conventi0n han last
week
tn award was made ~ Dr..
George william Meclsllard. uni
vsruity chairman. and was Fuad BY
pr. Harold u. stAassn, president
u tbs university.
Approximately 20 Negro stu
dsntA out of thu class u $500 re-
csnvsd degrees In tbs college o.
ths graduate schools. John Labon
Lane. ives the only Negro student
out Of 10 graduates who reosived
. c0mmlaalSn In the U. =. Army
Air force.
Miss Jane Hinton Of Boston and
Canton. Mas, received . degree
In veterinary msdicins, thus b.
coming The first Negro woman 10
get ths degree from The univsr-
aity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

tween the years Of 1854 TO 1881.
In this paper she tied up the
Negro with the Minnesota Terri.
torial celebration. She also cited
many Of the Negro families in e.
Paul who had been here for o.
years or morc,
Also on the program was James
Murray, who sang . solo: Mrs.
Birdie Jones and Mrs. Willie Mae
Barber, who sang . duet. and Mira
India Alien who gave . recitation.
Mrs. Jones IL the sister Of the late
Charles Miller, tho only male
member Of the club.
After the formal part Of the
DYwYK's celebration, . style
show was held, showing models
depicting styles worn In the early
days and those worn now,
Models In the show were the
Mines Ida Hanna, Ida Mae Muir.
ply. Dolly crlahon, Lydia Pillow,
Pearl johnson, Mamie Green,
Pearl Brown. TheodoalA Martin,
Alma x. Sims. Lula King. Jennie
Kelly, William England, Clemtins
sydes. the Misses Helen Smith,
Connie Brown. Pat Mallory. Anna
belle Jones, Joan Perfect. Beverly
Kirk. Patty Brown, ina Sanders
and Dorothea Hin.
The old-faahioned furniture on
the stage came from the home Of
Mrs. Ida Comba. A. the end Of
the program, members Of the
DYwYK club appeared on the
stage with their years Of achieve
ment,
Club members who came 20 the
celebration In Hunb0nnsts were the
Mines. Ida ~. Murphy, CorBslia
Smith. charter msmbera. FIoas
johnson. Ida Hanna. Birdie How.
Ell, Cora Moore. Mamie Green, ".
Hickman. Minnie Raymond. Ethel
Williams. LaIla King. Lucille
shIVers. Margaret Moore and I5lr.
da Ridley.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Miss l. Myrtle Garden, director.
Halle O. Brown Community
house. who has been IN tor sevtr.
al weeks, left by plane for her
home In Philadelphia Friday
morning. June II.
Miss Garden has been given q
ak month leave with pay, and
will be gone for about seven
months. Recently. she resigned
from her position a. director Of
the House. but, according 10 re-
ports. the board viii not consider
her resignation until she In able
20 return 20 work.
According 10 Miss Eva Light
foot. secretary, Halle, Il 10 the
hope Of the board that Miss Car
den, after her seven months rest,
win be able TO return TO her JOB
at the House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
Roy Wilkins
Named Active
NAACP Head

New York. Roy wilkinA FOR.
MGR ~, Paul boy, Ia now active
head OF the NAACP. most potent
lnIcrraeial organisation IN tho
world, WilkiAa, assistant secretary
Of tho organization since 1921,
was named acting secretary by thu
board 1T directors an Juno ~,
Mr., wilkins will replace ENeou-
tive Secretary walter white, who
was granted . years leave Of
absence following the boards re.
fIiHal 10 accept hlA resignation.
MT wilkins WaA managing rdl-
tor af the Kansas CITY Cail from
Ip2a 10 1891, whsh he Joined the
RAACp staff. and In 1894 he sur
cpedsd Dr. W. E u, Dubois ~
editor OF The Crisis, and a. Act
Ing Secretary In thu absence Of
Mr., white,
Mt wilkins was born August
30. 1901. In IT, Louis, Mo-, reared
and educated In H. Paul. MINI,
and waA graduated from the Uni.
Veruity % Minnesota In ipa3, ne
resides In Now York with hln
wife. the former Miss Minnie IA.
deau Of ~. Loula, whom hR mar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
ThOlma ThurSton
Gorh0m. Lincoln
instructor, Here

Mrp. Thsima Thurst0n OorhASn.
instructor In Journalism, Lincoln
University. jefferson city. No, u
attending the University Of Min.
neRota this summer. working 10.
ward her masters degree In Jour.
nAiiRm.
Mrs. oorhAm has had consider
able experience In the Newspaper
field. For one year she waa sdi'
tor Of Ivy Leaf. official publIoa.
ton Of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority. of which she u . mem
bcr.
She IL the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Frank ThurStSn, and the
sister of Helen and Pauline Thur.
EtHn Of 1o2 IEIshaFt Ave She IL
the wife Of Richard o0Fham o.
jefferson city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

from One half of ths city.
A native Of Tsnnsnses. Judge
Biedsos eams 70 81 Louis IN ths
fan d iS2z. Iis began praeticing
Law IN iD73 and IN Ios3 became
Iasnunsd with ths Domooratic
party.
IN 1894 ATTY. Bledsps served -
Justice % the Peace IN ths Old
Court IiOuss Of ths city. In fact,
Judge Bledsoe served IN tn namo
court IN which was hAndsd down
ne Supreme Court dsciniOa IN ths
famous Drsd Scott eass.
a graduate Of Howard UniveF.
sity Low nehoOl. Judge Blsdsos b
married 10 ths former Mss
llathana sswypr u Topeka KanA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Washington lose. (ANPb s-- Com
pIetc Indignation Of Negroes In the
Armed Forces OF the United
states II . long waya Oft Becrp-
lAry Of the Army Gordon uray
from North Carolina has just been
elevated 20 the top poat In the
army ~ that Il 10 difficult 60 say
what his reaction viii BE- 10 Mr.,
Humans equal opportunity pro
gram,
Some Washington leaders who
claim Ia be IN on the know, doubt
Secretary Gray will fail In line
With the non'hegreEation and non
discrimination program which
Secretary Of Defense Louis John.
son Il demanding ot the units Of
our defense organization, There
arp those who say that former
Secretary Kenneth Royal also
from North Carolina stood In the
way.
Southern cohErenameh are on
ertlnE their influence not only
against civil rights legislation but
they are strongly opposing the
abolition of segregation and dis
elimination IN the armed forces.
T'hsiT bitter fight against such de-
vslopmehts In favor Of Negroes In
civilian or military life will open
up . new and dangerous era In
NeRro.whits relations In tha Unit
I'd States.
In 1890 u was q fight almost
entirely within the nation, but
this time Il would BE- . fight from
within and an attach from with.
out al the same time, The South.
Of course. would not fight against
the union while the limited States
10 al war with . foreign power,
but . foreign enemy 0f the United
states might take advantage Of
strife within the nation 70 plan
it, attack.
Any dlsAatlafaTtioh within ths
Unitsd States would mast likely
BE- welcomed BY Soviet Russia
which Ia already spreading pro-
paEandA against the United states
abroad and In America on the
treatment accorded Negro citizens
In thu United states. That pFopa.
Eanda 10 embarrassing ~ our dip.
lOTnats In the UN session and 81
Paris. In LIond0h and elsewhere, II
IL also weakening Anlsrica'a pos
ton In world affairs
Events are swiftly heading
America toward . dlIsmma. When
the showdown e0rnss ths decision
tbs nation makes might dstsrmins
thu destiny Of the American
ps0pls and The hfs OF death Of
democracy In ths word.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
YoUptoSTTR CONTRACTS
URt0gYERAaIpSGD AaALADV

IAttIs Thomas Miller. s0B Of
Mrs, william Miller. u Madison.
Wis. the former Arlene IBabsJ
Williams Of this city, was STRICKEN
FsrsHtiy with . sickness that eaus.
- his foot 10 turn Inward T'hs
Gauss or thu name Sf the disease
has not yet been determined. A.
present. ~ IL in IN Isolated ward,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
MRS. SlPUH WINS
FIGHT 70 ENTER
OKLAHOMA ~"

NORMAN, OKLA. 49, Another
important step was made In the
night for educational equality for
Negroes In Oklahoma and the
United States recently when Mrs
Ada Lois sipuel Fisher won her
three year fight TO enter the law
school Of the University OF Okla.
homa ~ q student.
Mrs, Fisher was enrolled for
classes In torts contracts In the
summer session ot the school she
was interviewed and registered
by DR., Maurice Merrill, professor
OF constitutional law, who Ia in
charge OF the summer school law
term.
She started her fight TO enter
the University in lStS. when she
was refused admission because OF
the Oklahoma state segregation
law. The NAACP took up her case
on the grounds that she was being
denied her constitutional rights
on equal educational opportunity.
The state attempted TO head off
this case through various means,
the strongest was the setting up
~ a latsg anhCsnl ~ IanWm0nn aNnHa
school for Negroes in Oklahoma,
The separate law school, which
was set up in the state capitol,
win be closed permanently on
June 80.
Negro students may now be ad-
mittcd To the graduate school OF
the University Of Oklahoma where
such courses are not offered at
Langston.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

datI0n u has no care" strltinGly.
the prslats went On. I would In
an public gatherings, and In ell
pubic resorts. In halls and hotels.
treat the black man - treat
The white. I might shun the VSi-
gar man. whatever his cnaor, but
the Eentlsman. whatever hls col
or. would not dare push swAy
from me-"
That same year Fre6srsek L
McGhes WIN . case IN winch al
TIE defsndants were white and Il
the sane time dlstinEEiabed him
s-lf befors tIas bflhnesota bar. A
Civil Rights Committee was or
CANNED 70 protest tn paaulnG %
Tenzs=ses'E -ssparsts ear IsW.
TIE cpmmittss hid . Fssblie mas
nssting In 81 Paul nt wiISeh
AFShhaahpp Ireland was asEed %
EpsAk. FIis sddsess uAs printed IN
ths Appeal IN q ~ hOpes that
tn 81 Paui movement wOuid -
come q nati0aAi caGnns ard that
IN la~s WOOD - Declared ~
eoastitstisaAl BGE Bamasi Har-
dyrs reccst eEpsrsenos N 1sinG
-thrOwn ouf- a. . Tsnneasss F~il-
rod chr was % b n frst tsst
CO.. II ArchhAnAop AnnOnosA
tCozsszued neEa wuekl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
81. LOUIS SWEARS N
FIRST cITY COURT JUDGl

~ Louis. - Prank 4. BIsdsos.
attorney 0f The iau lSm. Grant
and Bledsos. ~ ~ JsffsrsOa Ave,
IT. Louis. WA sworn In last week
- Provisional Judge IN CITY
Court No I
mis- naaris ths flrst tins .
Neggo has IBID that post.
Judge Blsdsos, whoss lsnure b,
gan Monday. June 70, Win ssrvs
Ons week. Appointed ~ Demo
cratic Mayor. JossVh Darst, Atty.
BIedsOs's eanaldsration for The
post met ths unanim0as approval
u DsmOcFatia Isadsrs from al
over ths city.
In ne poatl0a. Judge Bledsos
win have luFssdlstioa ~ caesa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

cltlRpna under the ohAlrmAAAhip af
York LanEtoa, chairman of the
Mlnnsaota Tinted NatiaAa group,
met Tuesday at the Hotel pyck.
man "a complete plans for Dr.
Bunsho'a visit 10 Minnesota.
Reservations for In, dinRsF viii
b. accepted At thu offices of the
Minneapolis HPoKEhAlAN, BR
sBDb or Midway $500. until Bat.
uriay. June 10, ~ noon. Ranarva.
tons may also be secured BY
phonlnE Main $500. Tickets are
S9ab per plate,
Participating In Tuesdays
planning maetlagn were nav, y, ",
Moore. pastor a. ~. JAnps AAGB
church. NJ, Paul, \, v, Owens, on
scutive secretary. ~. Paul Urban
League, ana Cecil Newman. mem-
Der sf the state board of ths u. ~
Association,
An estimated crowd Of roo per-
aons are expected 10 hear DE-.
IlunUhs.
Johnny baker Poat No, sDi,
American Legion and Twin Star
Post 81 Veterans % Foreign War,
plan 70 jointly present DR.. Iiunchs
q plAnqus In honor Of his service
10 his nation and wgrid peace,
during hts stay In MiansapsliS.
Dr. IDuRohs has thrps cousins In
~ Paul Thsy are Mira. ~ w.
Coins, ~. Of North ~. Paul. ".
walter Coins, Jra iotT n. Roos
Ays,. and Mrs Doris shannon u
VT FULLER Ave. Mn. Bunchs. who
10 sHpsCtsd W accompany him. n
the Sister % Mrs. Gals y tiilysg,
wits of the former Minneapolis a.
tDrHsy,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

the number Of colOred girls en-
pioyed by Northwestern Bell TeIs-
phone Co. In Minneapolis a. OPP
orators 10 four.
The two young women are Wv
Ian Patterson. June North high
graduate and daughter OF Mrs..
Pansy Patterson. and Shirley KyiS
daughter Of Mr.. and MrB. Earle v.
Kyle. 1897 Fourth Ave. 30. Mas
Kyle has been attending the UNI
vsrEity Of MinnesotA. A. Central
high School she was editor Of the
Centralian, school paper.
The first Negro girls employed
a. operators went 20 work July Q.
1919. Thsy were Jewel Beck. sos
Fourth Ave. So, and caEInen
Allen Davis. Se2I Third Ave. 10.
The 1917 placements and the
new openings were arranged by
the Telephone personnsl Depart.
ment In consultation with the
Minneapolis Urban League Indas-
trial relations section
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Roosevelt Mediums. son u Mrs.
LsiciIis MeD1ffIe. 900 Bryant Ave.
No. was Eradustsd from Frank
lin Jr High School Thursday, June
10. where ~ Was OF ths h0nor
ron.
Another junior high school grad
nats wAa Leroy Jseksoa. IT, son
d Mrs. Frances jackson, 2IOs
5th Ave. 30. VINO was graduated
from PhifiIp Or. Nigh On June 10.
Leroy was also . member u The
honor soolsty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24
SaRtl0R cNosR ~
~. JAMES 81. PAU
90 ANNUAL e0NteMRv

The Senior choir ~ ~, James
A.M.E. church, under the direction
~ Mrs. Cora ". Moore. viii pre-
ssnt their annual concert Thurs.
day, June 20 at SIS p, m. Al the
church.
T'hs program consists Of favurtts
spiritual and Clsssloal songs. Ths
choir viii b. supported ~ ths
Halle q Brown ulss club. under
the direction 0f John whitaker.
and special piano selections by
Brewer Clark.
Mrs. MAs LArb IL the general
chairman II this program, she 10
assisted BY Jean Pierre ouilmant
and Mrs. Jean watsFn.
DoBatlon 10 % oents. adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Taimags D. Carey. 800 Fifth
Ave. 3d. president of the Laistra-
nix Corp. was am1nG tie hid
overs On tts Iaw enforcement com.
nittss named by former mayor
Hubert a. IIumphrsy. VIM have
been asked 70 serve bY Mayor
sBsct Eds Hoysr On . e0mnittss
which win recommend % him .
man foS tis chief u palios 30.
Carry, SECRETARY d The AssO-
dated Negro Credit Union. has .
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