davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM AND BOARD. for 17-month-
OLD child while mother works, Arl.
preferred. AK. SS0S.
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al 1850 OH '!spIa lds ;.,5,,,l M
LoI as ulaI "uInI "Ldv .KH03a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY will share broom house with
couple; large lot; everything furn.
FA 1858 after s pm -15
WANTED-3 MEN to share house in
CHEVY Chase, D. c.. with others.
Or 343O. IA
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BETHESDA

An opportunity to buy this almost
new det brick home with rooms
g bedrms), tile bath, on a level
lot in a new section Reasonable
cash and assume the balance of q
CT loan of about S11.SO0. Owner
leaving city, wants immediate sale.
Cell NE: l1a3 until 9 pm. J. WEs-
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TAKOMA PIX. BUNG.

Brick and modern in every respect
clean as pin; large Twins room
with fireplace and picture window,
dining room: kitchen, bedrooms
finished room in basement; oil &C.
heat, laree lot Call for appoint
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GREEN ACRES

Near American University Park; very
attractive detached 5-roon brick
home with slate roof; excellenS
reighborhood for children: close to
elementary school, shopping and
transportation; white picket fence.
Call DI. 1915 till 9 pm. VIM n.
SAUNDERS CO., INC is
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SAIJI,S EDITION

Side-hall row brick; living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, den.
pantry, 3 large bedrooms, "a tiled
baths: built-in garage, oil h-w.h.;
new house cond Call Mr.. Payne
MI. 1850. Ext. 6l1, with BETHEL
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SILVER SPRING

Lovely new 4-bedrm., 2-bath home
in exc established residential sec
ton. close to schools, shopping and
transp; slate roof, full bsmt.. all
lge rms
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
g. q
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SILVER SPRING

condition, spacious well-desisned
rooms. 11z baths; 8 twin-size bed
rooms large level lot; fireplace, side
screened porch, gas heat; lavatory
in full basement. Finest materials
throughout: heavy slate roof, copper
Priced low, terms. Call pi' 1913
till 9 pm. WM H. SAUNDERS CO..
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SILVER SPRING

New Brick House-$21 500
: large rooms, 2 full tile baths. den
fireplace porch. earage. gas heat
$4,000 cash required. Call D1, 1015
til Q o m.
w. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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HoUsEs-SAlE-NW. tcon,.

$500 - MACARTHUR BLVD.-Half
cash; semimodern-6 rms: newly
decorated. WALTER EBERMAN,
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WOODMOOR

A charming pre-war white brick
bungalow on lge. beautifully land
scaped corner lot, L1v. rm. with Are
place, lin rn., modern equip. kit (.
2 lge. bedrms. and full tile bath on
1st H. Lge bedrm. and 3 storage
closets on 2nd fl. Gas heat: slate
roof; completely anchored fence. Q
concrete patios and lge corner
porch Wall to wall broadloom car
petng included, Outstanding loca-
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MT PLEASANT
$500 DOWN

ASSUME G. I. TRUST
Army officer leaving country. home
bedrm., semidet., only 6 mos. old
Total payments incl taxes and in
surance. $3.50 per mo: For COM
plete information cali VICTOR
REALTY, OR. 100.
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q -INl VDL o VI UOVlU4I.
SILVER SPRING

New white brick Colonial Beautiful
side porch. Chair rail in din rm.
Equipped kitchen. with garbage
disposal unit Tiled powder rm. on
lst floor 8 bedrms and bath up
stairs. Full painted bsmt. Gas heat.
Outside exit, Built-in garage.
WoOd-Conley Co., Realtors
ST1O Gecreia ave ST. 5100. IA
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1st TIME OFFERED

1St TIME OFFERED
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital
If you are looking for an extremely
well-built home with large rooms
and excellent neighborhood, this Is
your house! Det. center-hall brick
with liv. rn., din. rm.. extra lse.
kit. with brkfst. alcove, 8 good
bedrms, . lovely tiled baths, fully
finished attic, Oil heat. garage, etc.
Priced to sell Immediately, Call NJ.
Ewell, ME. 5400; ewes. OR. 1878.
7th & Farragut SITS. NV.
Corner apts., center entrance. 7
rms. aths. rear porch. bsmt. with
full bath and maids rm.; oil h.-w.
heat; built-in garage; beautiful cor
ner lot; house in excellent condi-
Ws7:s 9H rs1sons9Is stno tsyms Can mi M5
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV, Realtors. NE.
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SII.VER SPRING

8 3-bedroom. 2-storv brick home. IN
lot 5ox2O0 This is the kind Of
home you have been looking for anS
it is priced for quick sale 6 larsS
rooms, full basement gas INV hi
spacious and Immediately clean,
you'll love this.
Rubye M. Acken-Realtor
SI AnEn 81. H422 IA
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GEORGETOWN

Spacious studio. dressing room and
bath; officers, State Dept, or dip
lomat preferred. Phone after 10
q M NO. 52QS is
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

aI- 1890 OH 'spLq ads .A.u
'poW III 'Iun 10 'uInJ ''lds 6oustoWa
IoJ AS ul9I 'uInI 'Ldv .KadIa !
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
Vic. 18th and Columbia Rd.
Comb. bed-liv. rm., kit, bath apt: If
modern. restricted. apt. building; well
established. efficiently run co-opera-
tive; s. 500 with half cash required
NO S25S. ewes. or Sun. S101 Adams
Mill rd. NV. Ia
MASS. AVE. NE.
Good substantial bids. very cow
neighborhood; ! or bedrm. type
apts. with full bath: moderate down
payment, bal. financed as low as
$50 per mo, incl. utilities. Mr..
Cross for appt. PAUL P. STONE,
Resltor, 1015 18th st. NV, MA.
1919. Ia
COLORED-WHY RENT when you
can buy 2-bedroom apt. for only
$3.50 down. in choice NV. near
Howard Univ, for SIS per mo. incl.
all carrying charges. A, NJ. DRAIS-
NER. 1404 l. st. NV. MA. s036.
Home. TU. 0297 or HU. 6l49. -2l
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to toilet: telephone privileges: Root
transp: very clean: S51 80 month
BRETON HALL APIS
New modern garden type, l bedrm.
SS5, . bedrm., $3.50, includini
utilities, some available at once
S101 University lane, at N. H. ave.
agent on premises l to 5, DI. 676s
for information.
Windsor Park Hotel
2300 Conn. at Taft Bridge
Several / and 2 bedrm. apis. avail:
Hu ES9tsI; 77ot from 7l65 to $3.50 Cal
Fred A. Smith Co. M'gement
GOODACRE APIS.
Avail immed.; new fireproof, garden.
type; liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath,
bedrms $3.50 Incl utils; lse
rms. parquet frs, Venetian blinds
stainless-steel sink, kit. vent. fan
GE refgr., ldry fac; parking area
conven to schools, churches ant
shopping, bus stop and rental ofhc'
on development Open 9 to 5 week:
days, 10 to 5 Sat and Sun. s61e
Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring, Md
ELMAR GARDENS
Large l and Q bedroom apts. in new
garden type development; located OIL
GOODACRE APTS.
ELMAR GARDENS

Large l and Q bedroom apis. in new
garden type development; located on
Route so, near Peace Gross, Md:
bedroom apts., $50 so: 2-bedroom
apts $3.50 For immediate occu-
pancy. Apply ONCE, 1901 Hamil-
ton st UN. s236. Ia
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
1898 Roxsnna rd-Beautiful new
true center-hall Colonial, featuring
3 twin-size bedrms.. lge. kit. 15-ft.
din. rrn., den and powder rn.
ST tIoor. Open Sum-, till dark.
Out 18th st, risht "a block to home
SIGLER & TISHLER
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SHEPHERD PARK
1919 LeeEate rd.-Sparkling new
Cape Cod with picture window in
liv rm. and din. rm. den and
powder rm. lst floor: 3 bedrms. and
considered
SIGLER & TISHLER
TIA 12dS IA
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

/ BLOCK 18th AND PA. ST
Lovely ssl. and dbl. -rm,. all new
fur. Ex 6s4s. FIR Bill. is
fined home. ! "a blocks from Pa. ave.
Gail VI 9232 is
1910 s. CAROLINA AvE.-very de-
sirahle front rnl., southern exposure;
suitable for couple or 2. Ii, 1855.
NICELY FURNISHED front room
private family; good transportation.
T7. 1920. is
liz 19th ST. s.E.-Larse room, twin
beds, Lincoln Park car: married
couple or gentlemen, non-drinkers;
SIS month each. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwsst
Mr.. MEADOW BROOK
SADDLE CIIR

Owner leaving city. offers this i'm
maculate Groom brick home ct the
very reasonable. price Of S1s;e5ol;
recreation room, storage attic: eX-
cellent home and we'll located. To
inspect, call Woodley 1900 till 8
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BROOKLAND

is q very lovely home OF 8 rms.
and bath, det., with 2 porches.
front and rear: h-,w. oil heat; lot
3oxr50 it; immed poss. ONO e
hrs, 9 am. to s pm. J. W.
ROUSE. 1907 llth ST NV. DI.
1OS3. Hunting a house. cali Rouse.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANT TO BUY nice or 4 bedrm
WEE Riff iGsa110n FAY roP 50G CASH psieE ie ,or
vour frame or pricE house No com.
IF PRoMPT ATTENT1oN to the sac
Of your home business or 'nrest-
men, propsEly, is What gov ,os des:5s s5s
North Capitol. Ma. $3.50 Free ap-
praisals Results since 1919
WILL PAL all cash for houses,
white or colored. any cond. n' 10
cation Ewes. DE Oss5
IF you HAVE PROPERTY for sale to
colored. + will sell it II it can be
sold 1t won't take me long. JOHN
W. ROUSE. DI. 1883.
CHARLES 5. GUM has clients wait.
ing to purchase homes. in any sec.
tion Of Wash. and nearby Maryland
so YEARS SERVICE to local prop
erty owners guarantees results; List
1857 1919 K st. D1. 1918.
WE HAVE EXCEL. CLIENTS wanting
2, 8, and 4 bedroom houses in Sill
yer Spring. Your call will be ap
preciated. r. j. sCoFIELD, 81.
SAVE coMMIssIoNs-cash 81 rs 1or > yeqs sg
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION in
CHELL QUICK, 81. 773l. RA. 541s.
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$685. DOWN

Potomac Ave. Sc.
Colored-5-room brick with bath, gas,
electricity, coal heat; will decorate.
SURETY REALTY CO.. AD 0531;
ewes. FA. O259, 81. $3.50, TR. 3sS7,
TR 1927.
COLORED NEAR PROVIDENCE
HOSP. Hos i ,21d a. ana a. rss se2 9oe qown
bath, cellar; Gear garage and h :
VIII. A most conv. location. Good
buy. Sun. and ewes, TR. 2977
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1877 K
ST n u RE 11S3
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:S23 500

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Fully detached stucco residence in ex-
cellent condition and very desirably
located near the Lafayette School,
store and Transportation: 8 rooms.
. baths. reception hall. mirrored
fireplace, aluminium storm screens;
furnace. new Q #. refriserator and
garage A very sound value. Phone
Mr.. Evans. WO. O2eO, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 II St. NV. Ma. 2345.
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Colored-Attention Doctors
west location and delightful home
Tth and Quincy NV, Just of New
Hampsti ire ave. Newly decorated
automatic heat. & rooms. porches
high unusual bsmt., storage closets
'ront and rear entrance All for
only Sl5,750. Terms. For ali In
formstion. GE 4Ss4. RE. 33l6
CHAPMAN REALTY CO. -l5
COLORED-N.W.
Vicinity 9th and Spring I'd. NV:
well built tapestry brick home; e
rooms and bath. hot water heat;
full basement garage; Colonial
front porch. owner occupied con-
venient terms.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0355: ewes.
WO 1858
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
SILVER SPRING

WALDO HARRIS needs centrally 10.
Gated homes with income or apart
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-SoufhWest
A BARGAIN-Home with income
nice brick, oil heat. completely furn,
immed possession; live in apt, rent
bldes.: good terms price. : $50
Call MRS. FRANCIS, DE. 1894. il s
NR 9Th AND NJ SITS. S.W. Wei
const. brS. in fine cond. s lse
rms. bath. incl. porch, gar. A rea
RE. 2131. TR. 1865. -l5
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OILVE E1C Dl ItI1N0
Or adjacent Northwest section o.
city. Need or bedroom homes
for immediate purchase. Also have
. clients for brick bungalows. Will
give you our price without obligation
Phone Mr.. Murray. 81. Sl14, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H St NV. MA. 2345.
Want to Sell QUICKLY?
Whether you own a small home or
a large apt. building, we are in a
position to sell your property get
ting you top price. Cash.
WIN. j. ROSENTHAL
1924 K,st. NV. RE. s266 -16
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HoUSES-SALE-k.E. (cont. }
NEAR. TECH HIGH

throughout, 1st-class cond.; contains
entry hall. liv. rm., din. rn., kit,
8 bedrms. and tile bath. oil heat,
oak floors, Lear sarage, full bsnlt.
This house at its price on these
terms will Sell at once. B. appt.
only. Mr.. Holmes, EN-. $685. after
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Colored-Silver Spring

COIOred-SlIVer Spring
very beautiful brick homes, de-
tached, on lots 5Oxl70 it.: gas h.-v
heat. large porches, full basement
built-in garages. beautifully land
scaped, dotted with flowers, barbecue
stands. These houses are Cape Cod
design. less than 3 years Of aee
to roof; 8 of them have & big rooms;
all have snow-white mod. kit fix.
lures, built-in baths. lovely hard
wood fs.. big liv. rm. If you are
looking for home that's different
let me take you to see them any day
or hour You must see these houses
to really appreciate their magnifi-
cence MY office hours are from 9
am. to s pm. / shall be waiting for
call. J. w. ROUSE, 1907 l1th ST
NV, D1. 1888. If It's House,
Call Rouse " tx
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Attractive home; In excellent condi-
tion; on quiet street; conv. to
bear babs eene5 suS aha ssrasp
Fairly priced with excellent financ-
ing MI. $780, Ewes. HU. 1105.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
1900 goth st. NV. IA
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Buyer Will Pay Top Price
For .. or Aunt apt If one apt
can be made availa BILE for purchaser
must be in good residential section:
must be a dwelling built as apts and
not converted harm. Call MR..
DIXON. broker. at ST. 1900 --l5
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UPPER PETWORTH
New det. all-brick home of 6 rms
and bath, every modern appoint.
An exceptional value at $15150
$4,000 cash required. Mo. pay.
ments to suit. Call HARRY ROD
ST 416@ -15
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Use GOT VALUE

Use GOT VALUE
S1O.e5O-2 bedrms. and bath. liv.
rm., din. rm.. ultramodern kitchen:
row, all brick with basement, oil
&C heat: close TO transp., schools
and stores. Low monthly payments,
Also 8 large rms. semidet., all brick.
ave. Hardwood floors, newly deco
rated Don't miss these buys Call
9 to 6. ST 1893 PHILIPS & CO.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19
HERE and III9aR

Negroes Are Moving To Large

Negroes Are Moving To Large
Cities
approximately 2,527 1000 Negroes
are now located in 10 strategically
situated cities, according to es-
Inmates based upon census bureau
reports All metropolitan centers
are outside the south and, as
result Of their numerical impact
upon the states in which they are
located, dominate the country's
political future.
New York, with an estimate 600.
600 Negroes, is thought to be still
ahead of Chicago by approximate
ly 100000 Philadelphia, where
most recent estimates place the
Negro population at 100000, is
locked in controversy with Los
Angeles for the position of the
countrys third largest Negro city.
The west coast metropolis now
ranks this city in both minority
and general population, despite the
fact that only $4,000 Negroes were
reported as residents there in 1910.
Big Rise In Detroit
One of the sharpest upturns of
Negro population shifts is expected
to be shown in Detroit, where the
l949 Negro population is estimat-
ed at $4,000 or more. H the 1850
census approaches confirmation of
that estimate, the automobile GEN.
ter would show perhaps the largest
increase, since its 1910 total indi-
Gated approximately 10000 Me-
groes.
Baltimore. which had 10000 re-
sidents before the war. is conceded
AT least 10000 increase over
the last census period. ST. Louis,
with 10000, is expected to out
rank Cleveland which has $4,000
estimates point to ap-
proximately 100000, an increase
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19

Plcnics and potato salad !.
they're as popular as baseball'
Here, the winning hit is In the
dressings Versatile, too. for other
salads and with leftovers as sand
wlch fp.aada.
Potato Salad
6 medium potatoes. freshly boiled
/ cup thinly sliced onion
| cup sliced celery
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
teaspoon salt
4 cup Zesty French Dressing
" cup Egg Dressing
Combine diced potatoes there
should he about cupsl. onion,
celery, parsley and salt. Add
French Dressing and \ cup Egg
Dressing. and mix together lightly.
Cover and chill thoroughly. Just
before serving, add remaining Egg
Dressing. II desired. add three
cooked frankfurters. sliced thin.
Serves 6.
Fashioned Boiled Dresslos
9 tablespoons corn starch
tablespoon sugar
2 teaspoons dry mustard
2 teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper
Few grains Cayenne
n teaspoon paprika
IL cups milk
2 egg yolks
q cup vinegar
u cup salad oil
Mix first Z ingredients in a snail
amount of the milk to make a
smooth paste. Add remaining milk.
Cook oyer low hsat, stirring con-
stantly. until mixture thickens and
boils. Boil 2 minutes. stirring con.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19
WEST ROCK

Shirley Jean Irwin is recuperxe-
ing from recent operation MIA
Ella Jackson Of Kansas City IL I'D
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs- Chs
Cooley Mrs. Oracle WinkIer ~
returned home after spending =
week in st. Louis. She was H.
house guest Of Mrs. Netae Davis
While there she attended the ha0
game between st. Louis Caryiim1B
and the Brooklyn Dodgers--srhe
attendance was good at Oak GROVE
church Sunday with a wonderful
sermon by Rev. Williams Oak
Groves female quartet sang sew
eral numbers and Miss GerIene
Walker played an instrumental Sd
lo,Mrs Mary Woods and Misses
Mary and jeanette Vernon of KAN
sas City, aunt and cousins Of Mrs
Mable Sanders visited her lfe<
Wednesday Mrs. Pearlean "
and Mrs. John Vernon OF Nor
ton also visited Mrs. Saatilrg=-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19
Doctors Split On
Support Of Truman
Health Program

Deiroit-(Atlas) There is de.
vided opinion among members OF
the National Medical Assoeia-
ton over whether TO support Pre-
sident Truman's health program.
The split became evident when
DR.. c. Austin Whittier of San
Antonio, Tex, president Of the
association called upon the 5000
physicians to take a decided stand
in support of President Truman's
health program, which was en-
bodied in his report delivered to
the 1000 delegates at the annual
convention meeting here.
The opposition came immediate
when DIR. John T. Givens, general
secretary of the association, de-
eiared that he would lead group
opposing DIR. Whittier when the
subject came up for a vote.
There is little doubt that ths
split will grow to heated proper
tions since DR.. George F. Lull o
Chicago, secretary and genera
manager OF the American Medica
Association. delivered message
to the convention from DR.. Elmer
l.. Henderson, president of the A
MA, who opposed DR. Whittier's
views. DR. Henderson's message
called president Truman's health
program. "soeialized medicine
and the beginning of the loss Of
freedom in the medical ranks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19

of $4,000 The western Pennsyl-
vania city was logically caught in
the midst of war migration by
sorely needed unskilled labor.
indianapolis, having shown on
ly a negligible increase in its war
devoted industries needing un-
skilled labor, is cited as smallest
of the strategic cities with APP
proximately 10000 Negro resi-
dents. This estimated total would
hold that city's l0-year increase
to slightly less than 10000, when
compared with 1910.
Leave Farms For Cities
The pattern of Negro popula-
ton shifts, however, has been con-
firmed as basieally involving
movements from rural areas to
cities and towns" This, according
to analyses of census reports, IN
eludes southern centers. In Texas,
Dallas is thought to rival Pitts
bureh in Negro population, despite
the fact that its 1910 total was 3d.
4O7. Similar increases are estimat-
ed for cities in the Carolinas, es-
pecially coast-wise, and in coal
and mining areas of Alabama.
In the long standing rivalry be-
tween New Orleans, Memphis and
Atlanta for leadership in Negro
population, it is thought that the
Georgia metropolis may have LED
within the last 10 years However
New Orleans, which began the
census period with l4s'5oO Negro
residents as against III 900 Tor
Memphis and 100000 for Atlanta
is conceded at least $4,000 IN
crease as a result of war activity.
In Northern cities, the tendency
of non-Negro residents to move
to the country" is cited as being
an added factor in the rising per-
centaees of Negroes. Proportion
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19

repeatedly shown inevitably de-
notes discrimination. The "ipje-
grated front-line action of ~
gro and white troops in the Bat
tie of the Bulge gave the Army op-
portunity to note and test again
the battle conduct of Negro IN
fantrymen, and to see what would
happen when Negro and white
soldiers fought side by side as
members of the same companies
a thing that had not been tried
since the dark days of the revolu-
ton. ~
The official report on the battle
conduct of Negro troops found an
overwhelming majority Of white
officers agreeing that Negro SOL
diers were highly competent. To
the question: How we'll did the
colored soldiers perform in COM
bat?" "a per cent of the men said
very Well; l6 per cent said fair
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19
Race Bars FaIIin' In
Nursing Groups
Says New Yorker

Cincinnati, Ohio-sAtlasl- ONLY
seven states and the District q
Columbia refuse membership II
nursing organizations to Negxu
nurses today, asserted Miss Aim
Veselles, New York, Executives
Secretary of the National AssOeia~
ton of Colored Graduate Nursex
at a luncheon in the YwCA. "EvenI
in some Southern states. notabFy1
North Carolina and Florida. racjI
al barriers are being let down.
said Miss Veselles.
The Guest of honor explained
that individual membership in fhj
American Nurses Association was
provided one year ago. but vari-
Gus communities and cities still re-
fuse membership in district and
local nurses association. As those
difficulties are overcome, il il
the policy of the NAGGN groupx
to disband and become part Of
the overall association.
The National Association
Colered Graduate Nurses Is Esz
Al years old and will meet fur ias
annual convention in Louisville.
Ky, next week.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-08-19

stantly. Remove from heat. gradu-
ally add to egg yolks. Return 10
heat for 2 minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Remove from heat and
gradually beat in the vinegar usins
rotary heater. Add salad oil, beat
smooth. Cool. Makes 2 cups.
Egg Dressing; Combine 2 chopped
hard.cooked eggs, teaspoon
chopped parsley and teaspoons
chopped chiyes, and fold into / cup
Boiled Dressing.
Cucumber Dressing: Combine u
cup peeled, seeded. finely chopped
cucumber and tablespoon chopped
chives, and fold into | cup Boiled
Dressing.
Sour Cream Dressing: Combine
Y cup sour cream, l teaspoon
chopped parsley and VI teaspoon
onion Juice. and fold into ] cup
Boiled Dressing.
Horseradish Dressing. Combine
2 to 4 tablespoons horseradish and
| cup Boiled Dressing.
Zesty French Dressing
cup salad oil
Y cup vinegar
~ teaspoons salt
Il teaspoon pepper
y teaspoon paprika
Few grains celery salt
Y teaspoon sugar
2 tablespoons catsup
1 tablespoon lemon juice
IN teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
2 cloves garlic
Measure all ingredients into a
bottle or jar. Cover tightly and
shake well. Chill several hours
then remove garlic, Shake well
before serving. Makes a cups.