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VACANT-ONLY S. $50

With S2.734 a down and S72 per
month you can have. q lifetime in
comfort that is worthwhile. Con-
nrsioU prisst. eaersnees as IRENE ssns
ceilings, s72 so per mo. for each
apt. Conveniently located In South
east. BtJSADA REAL ESTATE, AIS
outhern ave. Sc. HI. 4S43. Ia
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English Brick Bungalow

English Brick Bungalow
In beautiful Lee HEIGHTS sect. 2 blks.
from Glebe. I'd. and nr. proposed
buiK-in booksheIves, Colonial built
in cupboards and din rm., delieht-
ful pine-pAneled rec. rfn., Q baths,
lFe: EXP. attic: immed. DOSE; priced
S17,95Q.
NJ. T, Broyhill &
Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee Hwy. IA. 4-lS0o. 10
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NATURAL SPLENDOR
Is displayed By the bronze and gold
tapestry cover over this 160-ft. lot:
conveniently located in Ashton
Hgts.; all 3 bedrooms on the 1st
floor. In addition there is . living
room 12x17. dining room 14x15.
storase attic. full basement, 2-eas
garage.. imagine Just S14,eSO.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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OuR LEADER

3 blocks from Potomac in No. Ar
bungalow. 9 good sized bedrooms
and bath on fst door. nice living
room with fireplace and side porch,
l very large finished room upstairs.
equipped kitchen. full basement. b..
VIII. attractive level lot, Lear det.
garage;. $4,000.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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COL0RED-6-RM. BRfCK-f1e. Iv.
rn.. equipped kit, dinstte,. 2 bed
rms, tils bath, snoysr, Aooted At
oil h.-a.h.. GOOD siled lot; pfice,
$1,000; 81 900 down TO Oh. Cal
MN. MARKEY. sT 1908 HI. a372.
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SNLE-MAK1IN INNC
NO. SILVER SPRING

You can enjoy your THANKSGIVING
dinner in this 6-room. 1-year-old
brick home; owner leaving city:
this home has an $11,50O 40 trust;
monthly payments. $50. rs, including
taxes and insurance: total price
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT CO.
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SEE IT

Our newest and most provoking list
and very smArtly decorated Il mas
det. garage, 19-ft. liv. rrn. ana fre-
place. separate din. rm., equip. kit,
2 bedrms. and tile bath; stairway to
lae. ussble attic, full bsmt.; big
s0x160 lot. Please note the finance
may assume FHA III loan % Of ?yia,.
600 o. K.
? The Brant Company
2334 Wilson. Of. 4216, Ok. 6620.
Continued on Next raee.l
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SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. teon,. i,

EXCLUSIVE GREENWICH FORREST
Handsome stone and brick residence
o. superb quality on beautiful
wooded lot 75xl 45: very spacious
library which may serve as 4th bed
maids rm. and bath: 2-car built-in
garage: needs redecorating; asking
$2s.500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
HOME ONE With sTfS iScoMRsiyer fsI M2 aSfo Spring
Frame. broom apartment. tile bath.
downstairs. 3H-room apt. with
bath and utility Kitchen upstairs.
Full basement, Detached garage.
ass sos1so s1ssSe sssSs deegya'iGSW gy oWNEg ERt
1st.rIooR St. I6ei BEDROOM and bath: ni .
very generous bedrooms and another
bath up: equipped kitchen. Ven
blinds, extra deep lot; new property
slsa5o in 81 spf With RtPIEy t5fE nsnSins s.stoE
Tais i 0tst uNusuAL III ATTRACTIVE ram
lovely landscaped: near transp,;
priced at only S12,5N0 for quick
sals pm, es's! Yousa 5sEn' Is 81 sownss LIS eo ~
A REAL HoME-six large rooms,
Ia baths; good location, nr. schools,
shopping center; lse. lot; trees,
shrubbery. Call OWNER. sH. 1858
4-BEDRM. HOME. on lee. corner lot.
close-in area of Silver Spring; ST.
500 With very las; lst trust. roll
Ex. 2s45; ewes, Gil. 4400, Ext, 20.
BUNGALOW OF BUNGALowsEwe
know. you will agree with us that
this is one OF the finest lows
ever offered at $1S,95O. Solid brick
construction on perfectly beautiful
lot in a most desirable section of
SILVER Spring. Iiv. rm. 2l. .5x13.3
with fireplace. and picture window
din. rm. I3.2x106. dream kitchen
14xl1.4 2 twin-size bedrms., lovely
tile bath: semifiniShed and insulat ted
md floor; full bright, dry basement; !;
gas heat; absolutely Immaculate
condition. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI.
l41l. Ewes, call RA. 5D24.
BUNGALOW
to Nf
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BRICK COLONIAL
Just 2 years old and in
immaculate condition; six
rooms, IN baths powder
room lst f1oor), table space
in kitchen, full basement, gas
heat; $4,000 4cc lst trust;
full price, Sl1 400.
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ARLINGTON
BEDRM. & BATH 1St FL.
attrac. tioor plan can be
found in this home with 4 beautiful
33.ft. liv. rm. and din. rin. COM
window teauais two full-sise rooms) !;
large kitchen with built-in break
fast nook, pvt. bedrm. and bath
on 1st hr.: 2 larke bedrms. each
End mr.; full bsmt. with outside
entrance: S5.ft. lot. Unusually GOOD
financing available.
SECURITY REALTY co.
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DREAM BUNGALOW
LARGER HOME

FSr Sr,et Is,s coIon'si' Ioni', on is this
7ox11O. Features Ice: liv. rn. with
firepl., din. rm. ana charming equip.
kit. with. bkfst. space; storm doors
and windows throughout Your op-
portunity is IHA and 0I approved
Tor fort sl&sSo; S... q; 100 ;1Go cas- cash, bal; like
sail Mr.: YE0NAs early at GL;
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp
ARMISTICE DAY
SPECIAL
SILVER SPRING

Immaculate 5-year-old, p
story, 2-bedroom home OF
brick -and-frame construction,
26-tt. living room dining room
combination, screened side
porch. full basement, gas
heat; may go GI. Price,
Sl1 800.
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HOME AND APT

HOME AND APT,
Two bedrooms and tiled bath; living
room, large equipped kitchen INCLUDE
ing earbase disposal; complete apt.
and bath; full basement with bath.
This home is only years old and
in good condition. S13,950: terms,
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills
Owner Is All Packed
says y - sel! q A., once ,s tor sise50 :s should
bedr8s. and tiled bath; .flrepl.;
wooded lot. Our number is OK.
062Q nowl
The Brant Company
1894 WILSON, OIL. 42t8, OK. 052O.
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HousES-sAlE-sE, Cont
HATS

On to the veteran smart enough to
take this offer. Prewar brick home
in excellent condition both inside
and out. 1st floor has 9 lovely
bedrooms. full bath. spacious living
room. large beautifully equipped
kitchen, fun attic. basement has
been made into living quarters and
or on recreation m t 5 room: nfT fnIl fpsad Bath and
modern kitchen also in basement
oil heat: offered at the VA appraisal
of $4,000. Terms to veteran
purchaser are $1,000 cash and
monthly payments. S52.79. Call
Mr., Berens. tr, or Mr. TAYLOR.
FREDERICK w RERENS
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BETHESDA

4 bedroom, 2h-bath brick rambler
located on = of an acre in Bradley
Hills Grove. Large Nv. rm.. din
rm. and. electric kitchen: features
include large entrance hall. storm
windows. sash, slate roof. gear ga
rage, partial basement; beautiful
paneled fireplace IN living room and
many other custom built features
Priced at S39,150. Desirable financ-
ing can be arranged. Ewes, Mr..
Meyer at WI g346.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, WI. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
From top to bottom. this real home
is in wonderful condition; on o 95-
#. lot, between the clubs, with
transp. at the door; spacious living
and dining rms. with an extra
large. bright bay for your flowers
and den; 4 bedrms. and 2 baths on
2nd. Il. The large room of stair
landing with southern exposure is
the ideal family lounaing rm.: nm
ished rm. and bath on 3rd A.: .
car built-in garage; quality resi-
dence of brick and stone in English
design. To inspect, call WO. 1900.
Phone service until ..
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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coL0RED D.xza
OPEN EVENINGS

Q to 8 pm: 6 rms, new-house cond.:
vac; small down pymt. 1895 Clay
pl. ne. POTTS REALTY, AK. 1885.
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BUY AhhssT1GE 4Afs RGEr PAY sxrfnE frEGHH Il OVER
1920 Potomac sve.-Brick, s rms.
mond. i Isla En-. sSspi ssa5. WITH with whLo6oa-
BY REAL ESTATE. AT. 7043. IL
ONLY 1sSs sssIs9H to2onQs EQs ksE! kSYE!cSs sE! SALE
and bath: 4 bedrms.; full bsmt.,
knotty-pine recr. rm.; det.. garage;
oil h.-w.h.; payments. S6e mo
ffsNsNBEse ffs1 .S.I s.s' IF EE4Ass5JSy7 E4Ass5JS7 CO. IL iYi7
TgShL gSSNhL1P Ps55s5' s5s5 pSwN s7iRN90
Row ss. '.,ss ssss Pf Ny, 1.5s 'Ri;
~ sssssssfSeT sgsl n T.5hssAf 5hsSAAfH7 Co. lfi7
HTLLCREST HGTS. Sc.
b-rm. brick bunsalow; full bsmt:.
awnings.' fireplace. Venetian blinds,
Rusco storm, windows. stove and
pstn; rsf e1Smpsts 1naSst ,,es .rae sye sar
lot. concrete walks. plenty Of trees
cal af t,aasRR oWsRR .ffa H. :sssssan''a ssss ii'n
HILLCREST
Detached prewar brick; large living
@ Kitchen sa porch hfna rst aoor: nhf three ' Sed
rooms, bath, second floor; full base
n1ent .partitioned for recreation with
hslf bath; Oil heat heat; ssd detaehsd 1he e.. e..
boas. II, prised s .xeeen asder oeaton IS
real value. TO inspect, call Mr..
Rgarkk,, VI. e42s. with sEfTzELL'
HILLCREST HGTS. Sc.
New, e.rm,: centsr.hall prick home. b 9
Venetian blinds, irepi., nice bsmt'
with u bath, 10xI9 side porch, gas
with stove and refsr., large closets.
sisasS Mass Ss sss o%sERs susitatiss H. asss es.n
Mr.. PA. & TEXAS AYES.
Ideal lot. adjoining Govt. park. We
viii built the home you want on
timases b. qsT p Z, 81 suIEpINd fIsi sss Corr e.
MA. 1913; ewes, II. 3-3Os5. Iii
Priced To Sell Quick
s1a95o for this lovely dst. brick,
sTy N y s res r m Ss ,oossed sse
be arranged. Call Mr.. Ruehl, m
43s2 ewes. HI. 1880. r. PAUL
OPEN FRI, SAT, 2-5
sos Carpenter st. s.e.-Detachet
brick on lse. LOT: liv. rm.. din. rnn,
elec. kit, powder rm.,. den. on Isl
A.; bedrins. and bath On End a !;
rec. rm. and gar. HENRY v
W1LLOUGHBY, 500 Mass. ave. ne
AT. 7043. Iii
VACANT-ONLY $3.50
month you can have q lifetime In
comfort that is worthwhile. Con.
sisting Of apartments in frame
eunEalow, private entrances: rent
apt. Conveniently located In South.
east. BUEADA REAL ESTATE, 441S
Southern ave. Sc. HI. 4S43. Ii
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SILVER SPRING

D41 I1C NJ It11N0
Prewar brlck-and-frame CO.
lonial containing 3 bedrooms,
, large porches, pine paneled
recreation room. full base
ment, oil heat; we'll land
scaped lot. 55xl2o, with tall
shade trees. Approved for
q or FHA financing. Price,
Sl3,850.
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NEAR ARGYLE CLUB
SILVER SPRING, MD.
6-rm. and bath brick home. only 2
yrs. old. On fine lot 60x120; 2 blks
from bus. stop. Venetian blinds,
bath. oak frs. good cond. Quick
poss. GI loan balance, $4,000.
Owner must sell, make offer. Phone
OF. 1904 until o pm. SYDNEY
kARR, Realtor. Ill
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PRE-HOLIDAY
Tea and Crumpets

Tea and Crumpets
Of English Countryside
is this sparkling white. home with
built-in garage. Close bus. schools
and shops at Columbia Pike and
qlebe I'd; 9 bedrms., ana bath on
l level; story to unfln: 3rd bedrm.
range and refer; encl. rustic 1885,
It: lot. S11,600 for ali thisf
The Brant Company
1884 WILSON: OIL. 421e, ok. 652O.
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SALES. INC.
MA 9141

CoLoRED-seb0 Down will buy
this Aunt building with monthly
income Of $50. Monthly payments
only $75. Full price $7.a50 Call
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 1900.
coLoRED-ANAcosTIA-11o1 Chi
caso St. Sc; ss,,yr; ;-old semidet
brick, 5 rooms, tiled bath, recre
rm. oil h.-w.h., deep lot. Priced
REALTY, INC, l345 Good Hope I'd
COLoRED-sMALL DOWN PYMT
Vacant. 14th st. self you have q
steady Job, this is the opportunity
for you to own this lovely 6-rm
brick, gas heat. entr. hallway;
priced at only Sl0.a5O. Cali Mr.
HOGAN, RA. 5612 till 0 pm. COX
g. CO. DI. 4254. Ill
COLORED-S15O DOWN, SIS mo,
40 financing; S-yr.-old brick; oil
heat. bsmt.; everything modern and
like new, ideal for young couple;
vacant. HO. 36se or GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY Ill
CoLoRED, IMMED. POSSESSION
1343 Talbert Ter. Sc; 8 rms, row
brick: all conv.. oil heat; S1O.250.
only $75O-Sl, 900 down. TR. 6352
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ALEXANDRIA
ENGLISH STYLE
NkW kkS5IFdTHEx RRy9x

NEW BRICK
6 RMS, $11,750
Conven.; located close to Pentagon
and, Navy Annex; full bsmt.. auto.
esss eesst sso0S EsaSs; Ti,ss; phsss. sAd ,s greens
BEST BRICK BUY
8 RMS, GAR, $15,750
LARGE WOODED LOT
Attr. 5.bedrm. ColoniAl1,1 block to
; bus; full bsmt., nn- rec. fm.; fully
equipped. Good neishborhood, good
house. Phone Pa. 2I22.
NEW 6-RM. BRICK
2 TILE BATHS, $16,5O0
Ideal for large family; 8 twin size
bedrrns., lEe. kit, din. and liv. rms.
hrepi., full bsmt.; 10Ox100 lot;
ample for gar. and breesewAy; few
blocks to schools, stores and transp.
Veteran approved: conven. terms.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
12l q. Lee Hwy. IA. 2122. ia
ARLINGTON NEARBY
ATTRACTTVELY PRICED
2-FAMILY HOME
Close to bus, shops and schools. de-
sirable neirhborhood. 8-room home
IN Al eond; I t,,,s bedrms.' slespins
heat. Ire. corner lot. OK. O945:
Evening star., 1949-04-22

[1J1z2;I48
Sl.oo Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, Large Sac
el.00 WiIdroot Cream Oil Formula. :. See
81. 90 Williams Aqua VeIva, Large. =. .69e
Soc Ipsns Tooth Paste, Large. ....3ze
SI.oo Paequins Hand Cream, Large. ..S'e
S3e Ponds Face Cream, Large. ...... e9e
squibb Tooth Paste. Economy. .....5se
Soc Lyons Tooth Paste. Large ..4se
coIso Denture Cleanser, Giant. 80. .4se
soc MoIIs BrushIess Shave, Tube -. .43e
Ponds Tissues, Box Of 800. .z7e
Foni Creme Shampoo. Large Jar. ....s5e
sI.oo Lsa's Hair Preparation. Large. sec
Sl.oo Madden Hair Tonic. Large. soc
Queen Anne Lotion, ounces. 80. 5oe
-lA 0AAa
Evening star., 1949-04-22

Prices may vary slightly snd vs. Store On t ,s
0uaatiHaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03

sacrifice" when working in Com
nunist ranks as an FBI informant
That was her answer 70
questions whether she and the
FBI had made definite arrange
ments for reimbursing her for
any financial loss She said nc
such arrangements were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Communists Planned
Progressive Party,
fBI informant Says
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK. May "a woman
FBI informant testified yesterday
that plans for a Progressive Party
were discussed at a Communist
meeting long before a party of
that name was organized TO nom
mate Henry A. Wallace for Presi-
dent.
Angela Calomiris, who fed the
FBI information from within the
Communist Party for seven years
testified that she attended the
meeting In the winter of 1947. Mr.
Wallace's Progressive Party was
set up In July, 1913.
| Under defense cross-examina-
ton. the undercoyer agent said the
principal speaker at the meeting
was John Gates. editor of the
Daily Worker. Communist news
paper here.
One Of IL Leaders on Trial.
Gates is one of II partly lead
ers on trial in Federal Court on
charges of conspiracy to teach and
advocate violent overthrow of the
United States Government.
Miss Calomiris said some men,
bers at the meeting objected to
pushing a Progressive Party and
thought the existing American
Labor Party should be pushed.
Others, she said. argued that
the role of the ALP was to be the
Progressive Party in New York
State.
(The American Labor Party had
Mr.. Wallace as its candidate for
president in New York State last
year,
Miss Calomiris testified that the
average New Yorker ignored Com
munist Party street corner meet
ings and speakers.
Many Meetings Held.
She conceded that the party
held many meetings during the
war and urged support of the war
effort. but declared:
THE public wasn't interested in
our line Of talk or the people
making the speeches"
Miss Calomiris. a Greenwich
Village photographer. testified
i that she suffered great financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Atomic Scientists Urge
Bikini Report Publication

Immediate publication q the
Bikini atom bomb test report nas
been urged by the Federation Of
American Scientists
The resolution. adopted al q
meeting which closed here yeSier-
day. said the report has been
cleared for publication by military
security.
The federation urged publiea-
ton because it would contribute
to public understandings OF .
the utilization and control Of
atomic energy
Public discussion OF whether
Congress and the public should be
told the number Of atomic bombs
in our stockpile also was urged
The group elected the following
officers.
Hugh c. Wolfe. associate pro-
fessor of physics, City College OF
New York. chairman: Clifford
Grobstein. of the National Cancer
Institute here. vice chairman. and
Gerhart Friedlander. of the Brook
haven Laboratory. Upton, n. Y.
secretary treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-03
Clear Safety Zone Marking
lon BIadensburq Road Asked

The National Gateway Citizens
Association last night asked the
District highway department 10
mark more plainly the safety
zones on Bladensburg road NE
The group also asked for better
bus service on Baldensburg road
Members complained of the time
they must wait between buses.
A cleanup OF vacant lots in the
Avalon Heights area was called
for, and the District vas asked
to clear trash from lots on public
land.
The melting held in the Avalon
Heights Church of Christ. Twenty
eighth and Douglas streets NE.
was conducted by Gilbert c. Vim
cent, president.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
CHARLES o. FIST
AGAIN HEADS
WHEATLEY BOARD

chaa, u, Fiat waa pEsla elected
preGidsnt u the Phyllis whsatisy
settlement house board at the an
nuRi meeting late In January.
The Board Of Directors Of PhyI.
liz Wheatlsy house viii meet nj
the house at 1910 p. m. February
10. This meeting. and all meet.
inRS Of the board thereafter. will
be In the form of . luncheon
meeting
A proposed change Of the by.
laws relative 20 honorary or I'D
uRory board membership will be-
preasnted at this February meet.
ing.
Other officer selected for the
year were Raymond Cannon. FIRST
vice president. Esther Sherwood,
second VICE president, Marjorie
Curry. recording secretary. Theo.
dore Woodland, corresponding sec.
rrtary. and Morris urunsnan.
treasurer
The two new members elected
20 thu board ~ directors are Fred
A. HadIsy and Mira Helen Scott
whitsHids
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
Modem, Veteran
General Mills
EmplOye Retires

William "Ril" Modem, well
known as Mr.. General Mills" TO
thousands OF visitors 10 the com.
pany's executive offices In Min.
neapolA, retired today IFndayl
a. Information clerk of the mill.
Ing concern with q record OF ~
years service, ~ OF them with.
out a day of absence fFOm the
job.
The tall genial Modem had q
bit Of advice Go the younger gen
Grafton ~ he prepared 20 leave, II
might be summarized - work
hard, and live clean"
There are mor opportunities
today than ever, and the wages
and working conditions for n
young man are good." Modem
said, The important thing In 10
take advantage of the opportunity
and To SGT u good example. There's
always somebody watching you"
President Leslie N. Perrin and
members Of the Board of pirpc.
toru presented Modem with an
autographed picture Of the board
IN session, Then Modem was de.
mged with well wishes from the
company folks who have seen him
a. . steady fixture with the
washburn Crosby Company, anc
later General Mills, through the
years.
IIIa TeCori woR fFum hIa nd.
H,iTtnR Threads the Appreciation.
mr.. 0caeral Mllla." and ssin
Medcn says he has tried 90 1.-Two
up ca a.
ia have had . perfect service
record for those ~ years " II
weren't for three weeks Of Alcig-
meas two years age" he recalled.
But then ! guess that "a years
without an absence isn't 10 bad"
The S5.yeaT-old Modem recalled
how back In 1908 he got q job a.
door attsndent with wAAhburn
Continued on page ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

The minneapolis and 81, Paul
Round Tables Of the National
Conference Of Christians and
Jews II organising the annual
Community Brotherhood dinner 10
be held Monday, Feh. Z, In the
coffman Memorial Union, Uni.
VeTulty % Minnesota.
Clark N, EleheiberEer, director
0f the American Association for
tho unItsd Nations and vice prval.
dent Of the World Federation of
the United Nations association.
viii be- the speaker Of the evening
This meeting and dinner IN be-
Ing upohaorrd by tho Minneapolis
and ~ Paul Foreign Policy A..
HocIationi Minneapolis Council ot
civic Clubs; Minneapolis Mayors
Council on Human Relations. Min.
nsapolla and H. Paul Urban
Leagues. and many other clubs
and organizations In the twin
CItiea.
The pthlIa In invited. and rrasF.
VatiohS may be made by writing
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, ala New
York Lfe IIldE, Minneapolis OF
eating Geneva hsa6.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04

The case Of Sherwood W. VII
Hams 10 scheduled on the Ramsey
cOssnty court calendar 10 be- called
At 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning,
Feb. o,
The suit. filed In September. In
wolves q dispute over . deed 10 q
two story duplex house and prem.
iSss on Marshall boulevard. part
% which In aIlsRsdIy owned by
Mrs Harriet sherwood, ST2 Lyle
hart Ave, and part by Rev. Lie
wriiyn Williams. rector Of ~.
Philips Episcopal church. g. Paul
The Law firm Of Turner and
Crane IL handling the case for the
plaintiff and the firm Of Bundle.
Kelley and Finley are the sttoT.
nsys for the DEFENDANT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-04
ASKED 70 NOMINATE OUTSTANDING
PERSONS FOR JEFFERSON AWARDS

In . special letter sent 70 the
Council Against Intolerance in
America late last week. Rodney
c. Jacobsen. secy.Treaa. Of tbs
Minnesota state Go Council
nominated six Americans In fivs
catsgorIes Of American hfs to ~
esive the annual Thomas JsffsT-
son prizes for the Advancement u
Democracy during 1913
Nominated BY Jacobsen on Of
ficial ballot were George l. p
Weaver, Director % NatiOnai
CLOS COMMITTEES % Abolish DIS
erimination ClAbOTD. Paul CenRe,
air force veteran vino with his
pregnant wife, ST the housing In.
dustry an example BY rvfuEsnE .
desperately needed apartment b.
cause the management exef83sd
-psrsons Other than members %
the Caucasian rans' Industry,
sydsnharn HospttAl In NsH York.
for eliminating ths color line
ASnnnE doctors, staff and patishts
In its medical service % tn eli.
Esns Of New York taTts and
scisnosD. Alfred Y. Drscoll. Gov
sEnoT of Nsw Jsrsey Who nitro
dRcsd and fought for ths Bsw
state cs1HtitBti0a whseh foFbtds
seS--Essiss Ia IN Mshtia bseaase
a. rsiiKioa, Fans. coaoE o. ancestry
lpuhlic aftAisl; waiter wThits.
lag tins bad a Ehs Nsts0nal
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Association for the Advancement
Of CoIorcd People. who probed
prejudice 20 liz depth In his
autobiography. a Man Called
White. and the Amherst College
chapter Of PM Kappa PA Fratsr-
nifty for pIedginE . Negro student
and for redeeninE Ia pledge In
the face II suspension by the Ma
t0nai fraternity, is5BcationJ
jacobson has been actIvs In
many community PROJECTS in adj.
ton 10 HIS many union duties Hs
10 . Iong-tims member 81 the
State TET-c ComnIttss which
has worried for passage of . state
FEPc Iaw
The C0uBriI Against IntOIsraBes
lists many WsII-kn0wn national
leaders On its rustsr Including
Helen 0ahaRHn DDsEiAS. Dorothy
Ca1fsId Fisher. Hsrbsrt Bayar9
Bwops, Robert y Wagner.
stsphsB 3 Wis.,. John prophy Of
ths NatioaaI Go and othera
Recipients q The Thomas Jsf-
fsrSoa FrtEs 10 date Include Ghs
late Senator George Morris %
NebgsstA. AJb~Ft Einstsin. Ars
FFnnkhA y. RSoasvelt, Jankls
R0h&nsoA BsII Ilanbaln. Phnp
Murray ard chast.s y. wllssn.
Tsis ysars pSSses Win - pre-
STATED a. Jeffsrpo4's baFtbday IN
New YOrE
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90 TO KANSAS CITY
FOR FUNERAL

Mr. STANLEY BcnhsT and da1Kh.
ter patrieia, ISz " 10Th H.. lsft
Wednesday. jar. ~, for Kansas
CITY No. 10 attend the funeral
ssrqGss ~ Miss IBenHsTs grand.
notheT. Mrs Lola Jennings Api.
Ger, former resident u ~ Paul
Mrs. spiseT 10 survived by hsr
husband. Chester, . daughter
Mrs Mary Bsnhsr: . an. John
jennings. all Of Kansas CITY, No.
and four grandchildren. Camilla
II Kansas CIty. Mo: Patricia Of
~ PaHi. STANLEY 81 Minneapolis
ard Lola Bsnhsr 81 Kansas CITY,
No
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no. MINNEAPOLIS ASSN.
TO CONSIDER OFFICERS

hrp. Carl johnson. prssidebt,
North Minneapolis Improvement
association. has called Q meeting
for q p. m. Tuesday. Psb. Is. at
5s34 5rd e. No. The nominating
committee win offer names 81
candidates 10 b. elected - Off d.
GERS toE the ensuing year.
Nominations may be made from
ths flOor.