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n you are interested in q rambler In
q nice area OF Chevy Chase, Nd,
very conveniently losated and built
price range OF s19.bo0 to $4,000,
see US for further details. A number
OF nice wooded lots are available
W b. WRIGHT. 34o0 Conn. ave
M 1900.
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Unusual Opportunity
81 600 Cash for CTS

500 monthly Pay
nfent Includes interest at 4E. prin-
cipal. taxes and insurance. Onsring
homes on large wooded lots: and
rooms, powder room: some with
ist-fioor den or bedroom: restricted,
desirable close-in location. 1b min
utes frcm downtown: ready TO oc-
cupy now. call
Elk. 2489
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CLEVELAND PARK

$3.50 Porter OF. n.w.--A large and
extremely pleasant home; tapest5Ey pestE
center hail, danked by 2 sitting
rms., / nrepl.. large dining rm.,
iet-h, powder rm., modern kit, su n
porch; 4 family bedrnns. and z
Baths; srsnd porch across rear Of
entire 2nd a.. stairway to 3rd n,
Phoebe Hearst Grammar. Friends
and other excellent schools. The
house needs renovatfng and the
owner will take this into considera-
tion In reviewing your offer. Owner
will take back substantial LIST trust
Open this afternoon.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
An 1900.
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Nr No Can and Isl NV.

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Evening star., 1949-05-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alton Pl. and Reno Rd. NV.
Detached brick Of fne construction
and individual decoration. Short
walk to Conn. ave-, transportation
and schools. Living room with flre-
place, square dining room, modern
equipped kitchen. tile powder room
and open concrete porch; three large
bedrooms, sun deck and HOLLYWOOD
bath; full. basement with laundry
trays. copper plumbing. "a bath and
Bryant gas heat. Agent on premises
Sat. and sun. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. to Albemarle ST., left to Reno
I'd. left 1 block to our open sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
102e 18th st. NV. Sterling 7a00.
Brick Bungalow-Bethesda
rooms. bath: oil heat;
good condition: very nice lot and
larser house and must sell. Call
j. J. NOBLE BoAz, Realtor
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PETWORTH
ROLLINGWOOD
$40 East WOodbine st,

$40 East WOOdbine st.
Open Sunday. . to T. Excellent value.
This architecturally attractive white
brick center-hall Colonial home.
built Just prior to the war, has been
cornpletely redecorated. 1t is just
o few steps from busline. lst floor
has large living room. with fireplace.
which opens onto q large and beau
tiful screened porch; powder room.
dining room and lovely kitchen;
End floor has 3 large bedrooms and
2 baths; 3rd floor has q large
finished and plastered room with
heat; basement has fireplace. with
space for recreation room; oil a.-c.
heat; gear attached garage. To
reach: North on Conn. ave past
Chevy Chase Circle to East Leland
ST.. right on Leland 3 blks. to East
Woodbine and left to our open sign.
J. A. McKEEVER CO.. INC.
1914 K St. NV. ST. $500.
ROOSEVELT. HIGH AREA
This 20 #. row brick on beautiful
Iowa ave. has everything you de-
sire including q built-in garage.
gas heat, cement front porch and
2 inelosed back porches. It can be
bought at the market price with
Reasonable down payment. Phone
fMr. de Lathoulder, UN. 1925, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2346.
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Mr.. TOxHALL VILLAGE
This 10 q lovely Groom and bath
frame residence. situated on 0 nice
lot; has automatic hot-watsr heat.
oil burner. 2-car sarage. This is q
real buy ss owner must sell and vii
McCauley. CHI. 3547. with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
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Di. 5000. 90s 10th st. NV.
D. C.. SALE NV.
GEORGETOWN STABLE
Converted to q unique ? bedrm. home
at $4,000. Eyes, MI, 2i2I.
j. LEO KOLB CO.
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Evening star., 1949-05-08

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heet; easy terms. MRS. LEWis, IL.
0gia or TX $3.50.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25

Conference and the Fourth Epis-
copal District. has had Q eOloFfui
and useful church life.
Rev. Stewart u pastor Of Eben-
szeF Church on Of the targets AN.
e. Church In Detroit
A short history Of the life work
by Vance De Leon Shelton, ap-
pearsd recently In the Southern
Christian Recorder.
According 10 this article. DR..
Stewart began work In the church
In Chicago. He has always been
known 10 his friends a. having
the highest Christian ideals, zeal
Gus for clean living and . good
character. not only for himself,
but for others a. well"
A Eradaats Of Northwestern
university. he attended Payne
Theological Seminary. He In the
son Of DR.. n. q. Stewart. for years
prominent IN Chicago's spiritual
ana civic Hfe.
The article predicts DR.. Stewart
win be elected 10 the Bishop In
1851.
Rev Stewart served In the Twin
Cities a. pastor Of three churches.
His first charge was old 81.
James In Minneapolis Later he
pastored 80. James Of 81. Paul.
His flnal passionate In Minnesota
was at sc. Peter AME.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
MASON cHY, "a.

Church School was wei attend.
"a At 81 Johns Baptist church
sunday Feh, 20, Jewel Pope Of
Minneapolis was q visitor. The
pastor. Rev. E. q. Sect, chose for
his subject -Alone with Cod
Mr. and MrA Virgil Warren and
Felix Parker were Vtaitora al the
II O'Clock services.
Visiting Mrs. Leona Ewing for
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Aertcal Of Minneapolis.
TIE Clouds % Joy, IS young
people. participated on q program
given II 81 johns Baptist church
Sunday night a : O'Clock. under
the direction % Mtna Esther Jean
wAllA Out Of town visitors were
Mr. and Mira A. J. Moore and
dAnghterA % Manley. Iowa; Mr..
and Mrs Harry Spencer. Charles
city, Iowa: Mr.. and MFS. Charles
Williams Hampton. Iowa, Mr. and
Mira Charles Raster and son.
Charlea. Albert Lea. MINI.
TIE Homo ard Fureign Miamlon-
AIRY society met last week at the
homo Of Mira Vernon COatA sia
q Jaeksun
MFA Reed Alien win entertain
the lion Builders club. Tuesday
evening. Feh. ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25

Sunday. Feb. 20. Pilgrim Baptist
church was honored with . guest
speaker, the Rev. y. A. Finstrom.
executive secretary Of the Twin
City Baptist Union. HIS topic for
the service was. Working With
Cod.
The Children's story was Keep
the Home Together" Music was
furnished by the senior choir and
Gospel chorus Frank Jones was
united with the church and 10 q
candidate for Baptism.
ViSitorB at the service were:
Mrs. Carrie Ailep. Mrs. Maggie
Ramsey and Frank Jones. al of
81 Paul, and MFs. Amanda Boyd,
81. Peters church. Minneapolis. and
MrA George Cox, Of Calvary Bap-
list church.
The 9 pm. service, sponsored by
the Missionary Society. had a.
guest speaker. William McIntoah,
whose topic was effectiveness Of
Brotherhood In Our Social Del
emma"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

One Of the most interesting and
worthwhile topics In Scripture Ii
to study the symbolism Of the sac
nficial lambs and animals In the
Old Testament and their fulfin-
ment in the New Testament In the
person OF Jesus Christ Such .
study adds much to our know
ledge and appreciation Of Christ and
His work on our behalf. This COM
ing Sunday. Feb. n. pastor Ander-
son win give q brief study on the
topic The Lamb Of COD. using
a. his text John 1884. We invite
you to read this text beforehand
and Join us at s:46 AM 10 worship
and mediate on Gods Word. See
our I'D for time, place and details.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25

dsr-SaiCids Police reported the
wife had - wounds On her body.
and Parker had cut his throat
with q razor,
MrN Parker was . member %
cono Temple No ia IBroE q
w. and Of Princess oaael No 10.
oES Both hodges hsld services At
the funeral hnms for MrA PaFksF.
she 10 SURVIVED BY her so. James;
. brOtheF, Await Elhott; . cousin.
MrS oais Mae Barsisy. and other
relAtiveA
Rev q c whits ssfAciatsd az
the funeral % Roosevelt ParksE.
PARKER h survived b. hls father.
csorES PARKER. four hrosherA All.
Nathaniel oeorge Percy and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25

the Southern Democrats for the
dilemma We face. There are not
enough Of thsTn % block leRisiA-
tion. Ths political problem we face
II whether or not the Republicans
and the Democrats VINO say thsy
are for civil rights and who say
they are for curling the filibustsr
will really stand up and be counted
whsn . roll call u made. Ths Fe-
sponsibiity for this legislation n
on both parties and I am eager 20
zee what the FUll call yields.
am convinced that I have the
flill support Of the President In my
expression Of thRse opinions, No
President In the history of this
country has baen more courageous
In MIS- support Of oivil rights isgis-
lati0n than PreAident Harry 3.
Truman. I am convinced that the
Democratic platform helped make
the victory possible ON November
z. I am equally convinced that the
failure Of the Democratic Party
10 enact that platform win make
possible a victory Of Republican
reaction IN November 1880. ! CON.
plets the trinity BY saying that ]
am Enthusiastically convinced that
our aspects In the passage OF
civil rights legislation and the
Othar important aspects Of the
platform win make the Slst Con
Rrsms TO down In history - one Of
the greatest Of all time.
Sincerely yours,
Hubert ~ Humphrey
Senator Humphrey n coming 10
Minneapolis Friday 10 attend the
Observation-Disclosures day dinner. Ae-
CompanyinE him win BE- conGFeas'
man HsuGens mccarthy Of 81. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
lcontlnued from PaRe. D.

CONTINUED from Page. -
come % the decision that II can
not refuse 10 face the inevitable
split over civil rights that exists
within the Democratic Party. The
Administration leadership must
clearly recognize that II we are %
paAs civil rights legislation the
rules of the senate must BE- aTnsnd-
"a 10 permit . majority vote 10
apply u eiOtura. I repeat. that In
my position. 10 has always been,
and ] VIII fight for n.
Tha tragic mistake Of the 10th
Congress. which mistake produced
the Republican eOth Congress, was
the unhoiy alliance Of the Repubii.
can Party with TIRE conservative
wing Of the Democratic Party.
specifically, I mean the Taft ne.
plIblleann and tha soOnsto-be Dixie
crats No greater political biunder
could BE- made ~ the Democratic
leadership In he sist Congress
than 10 permit the direction and
strategy Of Democratic leadership
10 b. guided and watersd down BY
the wiiiful purpose Of q few acna-
tors VINO are unwilling 90 subscTibe
90 the oiaaF-cut provisions Of the
Democratic platform ] should add
that this wtllflii group 10 not only
demanding that the clv1 rights 10
ntla b. pushed aside, but u "
..-...aa9.. 1890 A. l0a afktastsaS
toward fuifiillhR our pledges %
such matters e. the repeal 0f The
TaftsfIaFtley Act, the Increase Of
tho minimum wage, the health
pFugFum, and other ianuoa.
Ths time has arrived. IN my
judgment. for positive and bola
action On The part Of the President
and the Administration ieadershlp,
u IL only through presantinE the
specific Items % the Democrats
plaafUrm IN terms ~ legislative
proposals that the country win bs
abba 70 find out lust how liberal
aons Of me liberal Republicans
really ase. 10 win also prvvide .
good political blood test foe the
revived Democratic fnrty, I am
one % those who likes 70 have
peopls stand up and be cOuntsd.
Those az ~ who have made clear
our position On the civil figbte
laginlAllun win mAho equally clear
our position on the application %
majority rule for elntuFe. An
amendment on the Rulea Commit
10 proposal viii ~ presented On
the floor u the senate. A. that
time We win md out whore 1snar
tor knowiand and hla HspuhllcAh
colleagues stand
TIE political problem In the Zen.
ate regarding owl nights, ~ !
may differ with Arthur kFock and
HonaioF kn0wiand " not that u
the DiNisorala We can not blams
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
THREE NEGRO CATHOLIC
PRIESTS ORDAINED

BAY ST LOUIS. Miss lamp
Three Negro semlnorians were
ordained 10 tho priesthood last
week 81 g. Augustine seminary,
Those ordained were the Rev.
Marx o. Figaro. B.VlD,. Lafayette.
La: the Rev. Carlos Lewis, syn.
Ia Boca, Panama Canal zons,
and the Rev. Curtis Washington.
s.v.D.. COeonut Grove. TIA. Tho
Rev. Leo o. Arkfsld. vicar apos-
tolie Of Central New Guinea. Ssrv-
Cd a. ordaining prslats. The three
young man became priests IN the
Society OF the Divine Word.
This society now has 10 colored
priests. OF these 10 work In Negro
parishes; three In mission work In
Acora, Gold Coast, West Africa.
and two at st. Augustine a.
teachers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
FUNERAL RITES Held FOR
SUICIDE WHO KILLED WIFE:
MATES REMAINS 70 ARKANSAS

Funeral services WSrN held Mon
day. Feb, n. for Roosevelt PARKER.
tA as Carroll Ave-. 81 Brooks
Funeral home, Parker took his
own life after fatally slashiAg his
wife Mira Matte Lee PAFksr. -.
In their home last Tuesday night.
Feh rs
TIE body % Mra PARKER wAs
shipped 10 caaasA. Ark.. where
her father and other RELATIVES ar
ranged for hsF funeral and baraAL
TIE ec>iies % the murAsr~saacids
couple were viewed ~ . lArgs
number of PeOplA
According 10 . story told author
itiss BY JamSs rOTrvncs. n soa a
MrA RArker BY . previous mar
rage IN Ar9amsat ID 10 The mur~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
RUCKRR SPEAKS AT
or. JAMES FOURTH
SUNDAY MUSICAL

Quest speaker for the Senior
cholF's Fourth Sunday musical at
st. James AAGE church win be
Clifford RuclGsr. international re-
preventative. Of the Governors In
terracial Committee.
Rucker win speak At the church
at $50 pm, and his title win be
''AGlnnesotA's Campaign for Better
Race RslatiOns'. e. Tehwtli Be
special music by the Young
women's chorus Of Pilgrim Bap-
list church and solos by Mrs. Hat
tie n. Smith and MrA Alma Free
man and John A. wateEa
Mira. Jean Waters 10 chairman
OF the musical
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
MRS. JUAMITA PAGE
RITES ARE HELD

Mrs JuanitA Williams Page, ~.
iOo8 South e. g.. died At Glen
Lake sanitorium Friday. Fsb. -.
she had lived here for 10 years, .,
Funeral services were held from
Woodland funeral homo chapel.
Monday. Feb n. Rev. Jacs Clay
burn. assisted by Rev. N. W. Bolts.
offieiatsd Burial was at Crystal
Lake
Survivors Included her husband,
Jess; mother and stspfather. Mr..
and Mrs, Calvin Mcclellan: father.
Edward Freeman: two brothers,
Joseph VI. and Shelton Freeman;
q son, Pfc, Charles williams. who
New here from his station In Ger
many 20 attend the funeral rites.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
DULUTH NEWS

The Birthday club honored Mra
Jean Wright with an evening par
~ Thursday, Feb II, at her home.
e25S East Second 50. Those pre-
sent were the Mines. Carrie L.
Doxier. Minnie Adams. Ann Al
bright, Anna Lee Glenn. Anna Cox
and xillAh Waters. Light refeah.
mentB were served and Mra
Wright was presented q gift.
Mr.. w. q. Rodney, ". left for
Seattle, Wash, Saturday. Feb. 10.
lie expects Go live there.
The Jolly Eight Bridge Club met
Saturday. Feb le Prizes were won
by Mrs sidonia Black. first: and
Mra zenohia Miner. cancellation
prise,
Mrs George Adams Ia confined
10 her home with . bad cold.
Meaara George Adams and
George DoGieF left early Sunday
Tor q short visit 10 the Twin Cities.
Tue Red Circle and the Ambas-
aAdorS % Calvary Baptist church.
under the leaderahip Of Mrs. George
Cox. attended the Red Circle meet
ing Of the Baptist ASSOCIATION held
at Pilgrim Baptist church o. g.
Paul Sunday. Feh, 10. Those VINO
went from Duluth were MrA
George CoS. header. the Nfiases
Margaret and Frances Cox. Ora
May Thomas, Susie Summers and
Meaara Calvin Lawtl Carl Robin
non and Charles Cos. they re-
turned home late Sunday night
Lawrence Jones. eua Of Mira
Charles Jonea e12 North eth Ave.
East. died a Moose take Tuesday.
Feh - ne was buried "a Moose
Lake.
TIE Rev. a. Reddiek % ST.
Marks AME church chose for his
Sunday morning topic. The Brew
tty % Life"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25

TIE LATE JAMES HUDSON
ant Ave. No. Saturday morning
February 10.
Zion Baptist church, lin and
LyndaIs Ave. No. was crowded 70
the doors - fFatsFnal organize
tons and many others from Min.
nsapolis and g. Paul gathered "a
pay their final respects 70
Jimmie" Hudson.
Hudson died Fsb. 10 after an
lllnaas with which he was stricken
Dec. ~.
Rev. r. O. Boyd preached thu
funeral sermon, Rev. H. w. Bolts.
pastor Of xloA assisted rev. Boyd,
Other ministers on the funeral
program were the Rsvs. n. r,
Hawkins. Charles =. Parker and
lace Ciayburn.
Grand district deputy Edward
l. Boyd 0f Minneapolis. Past Chief
AntIsF julius Clsmmons of %,
Paul and Leon Lswts. esteemed
leading knight and aeting exalted
oaisF Of Ames Lodge. and David
Williams. chief anller Of the Pas,
Exalted Rulers Council No. ~
offIeiatsd 10 Ellks services.
r. ,. Simmons, grand master Of
Minnesota York Rite MAsons and
Joseph Freeman, worthy mastss
0f Ming David Lodge No .. IA,
Y.M. offiCiatsd 81 the Masonic
rites held over the remains.
a choir directed BY Edward
johnson sang. Solos were given BY
MEA Maxine Jones and Worthy
Turner.
TelsGrama and condolences
from . large number Of friends
were read by =. w. Pate.
A wire from grand exalted rileI
J. Finley Wilson paid tribute "a
Mr. Hudson for his work In tn
interest Of tho Elks order. A
tlmley and beautiful tribute 10 thu
deceased was embodied In . 70.
solution from Edward L. Boyd
district deputy Of the EIks which
was rad BY the EIk leader ir
this state4
The eanket was surrounded b.
flowers banked high before th'
altar. Special guards from various
lodge units stood At each end Oi
the caaksI
J. r. FREEMAN head OF King
David Lodge paid an eloquent
tribute 10 Hudson who was treas.
urer Of tho lodge since IT, ~,
actiVatlon The Masonic ErOuT
was led In lts funeral ritual by ~
Minnesota grand master n J.
simmons Of Duluth. Minnesota
Mr. Simmons 10 also the veteran
grand SECRETARY Of the natlona
York Rite MasonA
Intermsnt WA 81 Crystal LAX,
cemetery. Funeral arrangement
were In charge Of the wOodard
Funeral Home with ThsodorS
woodari In personal charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-25
81. PETER ASIE CHURCH

ST, PETER ANE CHURCH
A large crowd fiIlcd the pews
last Sunday. The Presiding Elder
Rev. w. Z. Guy. delivered q great
sermon at IL am. The communion
sermon delivered by Rev. Carl Nc
Kay was well received by q good
audience. The evening program
heard whitney Young. Industrial
Secretary Of the Urban Leauge In
g. Paul deliver the Aliens Day
address, which was one Of the
best we have heard In 81. Peters
Church. We hope 70 have the adj
dress printed In the Church Peri.
OdicalS.
This IL brotherhood month, and
we are trying 10 carry It out In 81.
Peter. Next Sunday Morning We
viii have a. our guest speaker. the
Rev A. J. Anders, Minister Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Evening worship at 7:sO p.m- Sis
ter Lillian Parkinson. win bring
the message. Alien Christian En-
deayor at Q pm. Katherine Chivers
president The prayer meeting.
Thursday at T:3o pm. An the
meunhern are urged 10 attend. Let
~ keep In mind that Lent will
begin March .. which In Ash
wednesday. every member Of 81.
Peter n requested TO keep Lent
a. sacredly a. you possibly can
Remember cur Saviour Jesus
Christ. and pray earnestly during
the Forty days Of Lent. You are
cordially invited TO worship with
N ut an times.