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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12

Victor Ridder Of the Duluth Trib-
une pledged themselves to show
ing the Twin Cities of Minneapo-
lis and St Paul how to raise
money for a worthy cause.
st. Paul Moves Along
The first large contribution to
the st. Paul campaign for the
Negro College Fund came from
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Musser. It
was a $500 gift. Mr.. Musser is
secretary of the Weyerhaeuser
Sales Company. A second large
gift Of $500 came from Charles
Ward, president Of Brown and
Bigelow.
Pilgrim First Church
Pilgrim Baptist Church was the
first st. Paul church to contrib
ute to the fund.
Despite the fact that the
church has ON Its own educa-
tional fund drive, the deacOns
and deacopess boards voted 10
give the college fund 500.
St Paul has a quota Of $4,000.
Although returns so far have been
slightly disappointing, DR.. Charles
Pace said there are indications
that the Sanity City would reach
its quota.
Minneapolis Lays
Minneapolis, while tagging, Is
showing signs of picking up since
vacation time is about over. Some
Of the committee had vacations
scheduled ahead of the opening of
the campaign, and have not had
time to assist in the campaign.
Emmett Salisbury, chairman,
said Wednesday that supporters
of the fund drive win have to go
to work" to make q creditable
showing.
The Minneapolis quota Is $15,-
900. Less than half has been
raised.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12

Mrs. Griesbya remains ial1 Is
state a. ne b. q d. rnnes6 h0aae
at New R9chmond. VIA Thursday,
20 that her many friapda q thnt
area could pay their iasa respects.
Eunernl set for saiurday
friday her body wil fny "
state At the Brooks Eunerai Nome
n 81 Paul
At press time the exact time
q day and place Of funeral had
not been definitely set. Funeral
rites win b held Saturday; time
and place may be ascertainsd By
calling ne Brooks Funeral Home,
Dale ss0l.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
MAN DIES OF
SKULL FRACTURE
REMAINS TO DETROIT

Alexander Clark died Sunday,
August z, Of a skull fracture he
received as a result Of a fail from
a third floor window. The acci-
dent occurred at 215 First Ave.
No., where he lived. Wednesday,
August 10, his body was shipped
to Detroit, Mich. for burial
He is survived by Dorothy,
daughter, Addie Clark, mother;
Lucille Clark and Susie Virgins,
sisters, and Ariie and Wade Clark.
brothers of Detroit.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge ofaths body.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
MRS. IVA ABnEV
uNpERQQEs QPERAIlQla

Mrs. IVA 4 Abbey, AZ d. nth
se., Miuneapoln promimeni a.
national circles 81 TIE order 81
Eastern star, underwent an emer-
gency operation Sunday, Aug. z.
Her son. Leon Abbey. intsrna-
tionAIly known orchestra leader
VINO flew here from Chicago, ~
ported his mother was doing
fine Wednesday
Mrs. Abbey Is in Fairvisw hos
pitaI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12

Wednesday, ak houra before
the chaglea Lesnevich fight,
Percy vlla typed bis weekly
column Almost About Every.
thing" and predicted E1uard
Charles would win over Gus
Leanemch-
wills. : former boxer hiln-
SELF picks nine winners out Of
ten. his column IN this paper
Il widely read throughout tho
Northwest.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
CROWD NEAR 5000
SEE BUCKEYES WIN
OVER CHICAGO GIANTS

The Cleveland Buckeyes nosed
out a win Of AZ over the Chicago
Giants when they played before a
crowd Of 2,s10 in Lexington Park
Tuesday night, August o.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
81. PAUL NAAcP
MEETS TUESDAY

The regular membership meet
ing Of the st. Paul Branch OF the
NAACP win be held at 8 p, m.
Tuesday, August 10, at Halle Q.
Brown ON Kent and Aurora.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
Opal Whyte Grigsby,
Somerset Cafe Owner,
Dies With Stroke

Somerset, Wis Opal Whyte Grigsby known all
America as coproprecr Of 0pals Place died at New Rich
mond, wis., At ssl5 ?. m. Tuesday, August 3.
Mrs Grgsby suffered stroke she attended
business in New Richmond bank II She was rushed 70
q hospital where she died few hours later
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
Ann Hedgeman
AT st. James
Church Sunday

AErs, Ann Arnold Hedgeman,
Assistant 70 the Federal Security
Administrator, Oscar Ewing, wiil
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
Negro College Fund
Drive On In States
Three Largest Cities

Duluth St Paul and Minneapolis all have committees rails
ing funds for the Negro College Fund now Dr. J. H. White
fund director in Minnesota, announced Tuesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
Duluth Gets Started

Duluth the third largest city in Minnesota with popua-
ton only Oneh that of Minneapolis and Oneha that of st.
Paul. plans to raise 900 Off the Negro College Fund
At luncheon held Tuesday, leading Duluthians led by
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-12
MAvI ANN

Negroes know they have allies.
There are the numerous colored
peoples Of the world, the millions
of yellow, brown, and black men
in China, India, the PHILIPPINES,
Malaga, Africa, South America,
the Caribbean, all over the globe,
where hope for democracy Is stir
ring a mighty ferment.STER
LING A. BROWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-20
B<4@113 q o. &1,.e.4 to!

. Kathleen and Maureen McGurk
are adorable twin models 10 months
old. Perhaps they'll grow up to be
glamorous cover girls! Certainly
Mother is doing her part for she
always bathes her pretty babies with
pure, mild Sweetheart Soap.
. Today get gentle SweetHeart Soap
in The new, large bath size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-20

VoU know that familiar nightmare which
Il seems to catch up with everyone sooner
or later - the one in which you're suddenly
exposed to rude, tittering throngs of people
clad only in your underwear? Well, in WASH
ington, D. c., it's nightmare that might
happen.
Pick any large formal gathering in the
nations capital. The chances are that up to
half the masculine guests are there in clothes
which are theirs for from SC. SO to $40, and
for "a hours only. If the owners of the half
dozen shops which rent evening attire
suddenly were to appear and demand
their property, many a distinguished
guest would scamper for barrel.
The rental of dress clothes is lively
business in Washington. Customers include
senators and Supreme Court justices, am
bassadors and editors, fledgling cabinet men,
bers and old-time Congressman alike. Also
steady flow of bridegrooms and their we'd
ding parties, and stream of unofficial
visitors-industrialist scientists, labor lead
ers and businessmen.
What characteristic does each renter have
in common with all others? Embarrassment
and the conviction that he is the only man
who ever rented dress suit The seasoned
dignitary, and youthful congressman alike
pussyfoot in with sheepish mien to inquire
in hushed tones about temporary white tie
and tails.
The bulk of the rented-clothes business is
done by Sam Scogna, M. Stein and Martin
DOC" Manning. Not long ago Mr.. Scogna
rented 1.-THE works - white tie and tails,
topper and shoes - to high government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-20
IN you FORGOT THE

1t was a tense moment for the politician headed
for a White House dinner. Here are other tales
from Washington's huge rented-suit business
by Jean Van Evera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-20

executive, who was scheduled to appear at
White House dinner. Somehow through
oversight the package of clothing was deliv-
cred near the zero hour and minus the
trousers.
White House command" dinners do not
allow for fashionably late arrivals, 50 the
gentleman dressed in haste, except for the
trousers, wrapped lap robe around himself
and told his chauffeur to step on it. They
stopped at the Scogna shop with flourish
and the chauffeur was in and out of the
establishment in minute carrying the miss
ing garment and accompanied by the apollo
getlc owner, who helped the gentleman into
his pants. As the suspenders were snapped
INTO place the executive broke his glacial
calm with chuckle, and said, as they drove
away,
Cant 60 to the White House without
pants, eh, son?"
A Candid Fellow
AN EBULLlENT, six-foot representative from
one of the Western states doomed into a
shop one afternoon to rent dress suit for
an evening reception
Never owned one in my life," he said
Didn't buy one because never thought
Id be elected" He was more candid than
most congressman who come in explaining
that their suits didn't get back from the
cleaners" or had been left at home "by
mistake"
Shop owners say that some of their best
customers are men who could easily afford
to own full-dress outfits but find renting
them so simple that they prefer not to
Evening star., 1949-05-22
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ins room. kitchen, two bsdroosnA
com plete bath. glass inelessd front
and side porchss. EsrAEs. Eas stove
refer. oil space heater. isrxe lot
terTared lawn to stone huikhtAd
day Ia-b pm. BOND ME- aslo,
Evening star., 1949-05-22
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX COUNTY. Approx 8 acres.
"a mi. from .Annandale on hard
HzwraossR iHg1 e RFisf kfA1f4 RE sEss@S TsS%S
sHfrABIf FOR pEyELoPMENf-
near Hunters station, ali cleared;
1880 feet on Crowell rd. No: 675,
and 475 feet on Hunters Mill I'd.
90 300. 07a terms Spring E on DrSRsesS GockaiE 81
RIVER ROAD FRoNTAGE-Besuti-
full t;mbered and well-watered
tract OF 100 acres. with long river
frontage, including old fort site;
derful views of Seneca Falls: high
rolling land. 1s miles from D. c.:
priced to sell. terms. Glebe 3202.
NEARBY vIRGNIA-wooded tract
ton; part tottom land with good
with pretty views for homesites:
near good road in built-up section;
price, ~195 per acre. Phone GE
8 ) ACRES, vicinity Of Fairfax Coli
lots vic. Falls Church; $3.50. Have
500. $40 acres ready for sub
division: excel, terms, CAPUTI
Realtors Real phone FA. 14l5 or FA.
IS 70 go ACRES. in Bethesda Rock
vile area. within Is miles Of down.
town WashinEton. adjacent TO
progressive. restricted subdivision:
excellent springfield stream, approx.
fertile land. partially wooded. A real
wssHiSGreS assfHfla osf GESv1E. MD MD.-s acres
on hard rd.. school bus nearby. e!ec.
ssrSss saS ssDhons 20 sya .4 san pe ere aed ess sS
or terms. Can Gaithersburg III. \.
IE-ACRE LOT, nne old trees. small
stream; close In. 5 miles out Alex
andria. Of No. hwy. Phone EA.
NEAR Waldorf. on state road
ly. Price. 5000. SOUTHERN MD.
REALTY, CO.. Waldorf 1901 or
eSa ACRES, Just beyena Dist. line.
Beautiful for housing project. DE
SHAzO & RESSEGGER. l4a4 K
Ga ACRES on new Indian Head hwy.
wooded with stream; $500. TR.
sit. sPG.-eh acres. fronting 900
#. on NV. parkway; Just above
N. H ave. and Avenel I'd. across
from Rapleys Apts., all utils. Suit
able for homes or apis. $21.500. II.
F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
SIL. SPG.-l miles of Four Corners
165 acres facing NV. Parkway and
pike. $500. Acre make sub-diY. and
nne park shop center. New Jr. and
Sr. High Schools going at corner.
H. F. RIEBER, SH. 6565.
LANHAM, MD.--3 acres. city water.
electricity, mr.. bus; $500. GREG
DRY a. VINCENT REAL ESTATE.
60l9 Bait. ave. uN. slo2. SH.
MONTG. CO., out from silver Spring,
large and small tracts from $500 an
acre and up. All well situated Call for
details. wORTHINGTON REALTY.
REALTORS, SAT- Ga. ave, Sligo
Evening star., 1949-05-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SHOREHAM BEACH--C0rner lot,
Shss.pssss S on .ns mo sa''ids Dr. 81 200
PARK. Ask operator for Marlboro
s5..se-NeaI modern. wsiI-furn
cottage, 4 rooms, screened porch.
plumbins; located o. csdArhsrst On
ch.sagsst. ss.S, s,a. sss. IA q m1s.s s.p.s &c. &C.
strieted eonm1nity. lots $3.50 ap.
easy terms. Other eottases for sAls
INQUIRE at ONCE at Cedarhursl or
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, lT27 x st
NV. Ma. e2eg. Circular on re-
WOODLAND BEacH-oniy ~ $50
for nice small cottags. partly fnrn,.
running water, toilet, screened front
EAST REALTY CO. islt Pa, sVs-
pEALE BEACH. H.rrins B.y--Lss
furn. cottage. loa-it, 10: hrspiaee
s. slss COO r'',t sRfPaUR Ps1UR cARR asA AorscY
rssTT.nI.IsHrp az sosr BusNEss-
Marine railway. completely esuippso
and stocked shop. Poser esnea ans
hand tools. pier. excellent hAreeI;
bot.vatsr heat. ANIL owner must
sseriiee because Of health. BOND,
SHGs HE sa1 arap. n. c-Ss~ na.onry
cottage on Atlantic. Kitchen. bath,
2 bedrus,, liy. rm. with nrepsArs anc
picture windows, furnished. Gas sfs1
elee. Salt and fresh water n&hinE-
season June l5-sept- lsa 800 or
writs {. W. HICKS. 300 Ne wsyns.
Nns AcnIs. aso IT. 90 RAse. River.
Chesapeake Bay u mi. clean sAlt
water' mr.. BAYS beat nkhfrg. wash
iuEton. SO min. the spot for yonT
dream home, with yaeAt mssHed Al
door. price. si5,15 roar sasnSes
your terms. JOHN ~ COI1lsoN.
Mayo. Nd. Tslsphess west kssrF
LARGE WOODED and partly weoese
front lots With fun riparian ffxnla
private subdivision on Pataxsht La
lei, 81, Msrys ccHnfy. No ne rear
deveiepnent; lts-hcag ortxs. $3.50
roads: excellent swtmsuing- srshstnf,
oyxfsrfnR etc beAtmanS eaFsnis<
with miles ef knootn wstsr, IN
vsstights before yoa dsctdss = soaa
Prices range np 10 ~ .ss8. slssssisd
terms. I8ss dOxn. slo naonfhiys IA
m1sos. snsa ,s'sssSsp' cow. ns.i.. xa-s...
ss.ssrs. s.soo-n. water frsni:
hishly restriesedt seela6sf: bssnts-
fnI place for sccd penSks 81 ggs.
teetec cove. Aren't 90 gxo1nss- ca
wsss River es8k OF AZ sI@7 "a
MODEKN STONE. sn-Fsar hoMss
hsms. ssrass; ea ysans sseracSxins
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Evening star., 1949-05-22
FAkks Fce SALE

HAATTfFIL tAkMs 9 e. srnzl DaEf
tine. i@k aerea. .sEese, eFrss fenced
ezesslen; srsFiE.E serransH. ssftan
-5-ft barn. ss8at1sni srtek CsAeIsE2 Z
hone. al eanserasnsss Ac*stp trees
spacious AVA TIA tySs tAEm ss5.
enEn acTsrt1se@ fer sAs Ms Ss
seen to aSsresist'. she~n z, Ar:'
sCBIKRAs EAkMErTE Txs CT
mere ssreE, With vSsba. ho@ss sDs
cshtr ns6gt iasAl kaS rsAf tnetas
Head hwy sae Sc C3st s. sEoEe
approGsa . . c WHITE HALL
REALTY co y n: &c ef . { &C
moSi % coarkY mi oorSrY 81 Il p.l-,
fArn Q. svpEex SIS acres &c hare
read - IA 70 D c Ssisr~s s5Be
+s-EtsDch8er rKnS Gs!ss eAtc a.
necessary sststost-s nodssa ls-rr
Sons sne 9 tenant ho@Kes So -t't"'
APPROX. +5-sers pc2.tT9 .Grn CO
E-aFtl e g M &c D. c @oEl Ia
fl chicken b0uss al Necessary eSt-
eidSs xeH WalsFeG BScrFH e-.T
homs 81 B ets' ssrKs ss5setlou o.
farms. Cali Mr. Rgtis Peoas svtet
eaI@. OF EARL : WRIGHT WI
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES -
Profitable a@5-aere farm tKcspttca-
ally fertile soil predGrlnE h4Es- grace
cigarette tobacco and ETAsr asil6
Ala-ys4E climate masters dWAAaR
on hIgA FtcEr s!th E.sEniSesnl view
over wiconieo River '-0-ytSr-elc
ExliSH 5oG planting 80" tesIi.
Shruhoegy. 3 tenant HOUSES 20
bGceo barns. eH SAT- EoAo excel
lent neisheoyhuod Immediate pos-
session Saj. .@50.
Waterfront tobacco farm, l-3 acres
ilS cultivated, sIeellsnt scI ,tos'
# tToLtSEt Potomac river estuary
h-reOm dwelling , pAEEA- :4rG
cuiIdinEx 10000
Near Port Tobacco. q seFes tWoodeeA
! .oO0-il. road frontass 5Foem cot
tAze. modern conyeuieuees. Oh stove
heat, desirable nslshpoFhood. ~. 900
Colonial estates waterfront farms
acreage tracts business property
3.-ACRE biuegrAxs farm wiih stream
and springs: iarge shscs tree4,
room residence; several outbuildinGs
on state hwy, where school and mail
Da&ses, q mile on Of No. a5 high
phone bargain a. 81, soc
l45 acres with around 50 600 worth
Of srexing crops. - Sun, bank cat
tie barn. residence and other out
DulictnES 5 miles weSt OF Front
Royal, Va. $40, 1e1 win s. zoo
cash
I47 acres with Groom res electro
STATE road runs through farm
splendid growing saw timber pas
lures fenced and crossed fenced barn
and out-ouildinss, take all at
$4,000.
Several tourists camp cabin sites TO
ofier also Eroc stores in this section
CLAUDE l. RUST, 800 8. Royal ave.
Front RgyAl Va
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OFFICES FOR RENT

GEORGETOwN = Combined living
quarters. with your once or small
shop: LIST commercial; 3h rooms;
newly remodeled ground d. suite;
Just OF NJ St: new Kitchen living
room with fireplace. Q bay windows;
105S Thomas Jefferson St. asking
Sl75 mo. CAREY WINSTON CO,
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. / TO 4
rooms, reasonable rentals. 111o
18th ST. NV; is Carroll ave.
Takoma Park HENRY SALUS,
1104 Vermont ave. NV, ST. 3344
End a KENNEDY. Nw.-4 ofices.
together or separate. in new ONCE
g. oids ". " 9MMARdke229T. de29 all utilities I9S fur
rished: reasonable rental. Call ia.
2942. -22
APT, suitable for doctors once. For
information apply to Mr.. J. COR
DON, 3451 14th st. NV. -22
FURN. OFFICE, cool, dignined, rea-
sonable rent. Phone service. I4th
and q. Call Elk. 5677. -23
OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE-6,O0o
square feet. 1900 on each of three
noors, mems and women's lavatories
on each door. seif-service elevator;
&1.10 per square foot. Write or call
" y. HERMAN. Sol Tower Bldg.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont

RAMBLKR COUNTRY
nome, on ore Of our Grand high
rolling acres, will erect eharm3ng
individual home in the country for
you. large living room with nreplaes.
larEe COUNTRY. kitchen; nns bee
heat. outdoor tsrTHee With nreplees
and grill. all complete for Sl4 200
Come and see and be convinced. II
& II DEVELOPMENT CO, ownerA.
Ashton 6S96.
4 ACRES with 2 snail brooks pleas
and Pail. Church. Wooded mostly
with oak and poplar and with an
abundance Of ooswoOd. laurel and
holly. Price. s4lO0. Terms
Phone p 1447 w.ekdays. -.
field, Eoned business. 80 600 cash
Timber Owner mus, sell. DOUTHAT
Ho 2s20 or Ex. 37as
FAIRFAX-izs. sites $40: 5 to 10
a. $500 an q. and Up fine Ioca-
tons; t.Iws Phone Pa. s44e
CHcRCH-Exceptional site. s
Doftation; all utilities available: :
S23, 800. PlAts available. OWNER
phone OW. 300 or Pa. 1859 90
TWO 3O-acre parcels in Genital
Mont Co, suitable for personal es-
taLk o. kUDGlb.saDfls 10 tD-HNFF
tract. r. p, RIPLEy. ReaitoT, 81.
1e ACRES ON PAVED ROAD. nr
Benedict. Nd : close TO fne fishing
Grabbing and oysters boat Yards
the new bridge At Beasdirt should
Price. 81 $50; easy TENS 5000
cash. bal mo SOUTHERN ND
REALTY. Waldorf 1901. or in D. C.
ARiIsGToN. G1sN vA-w.ter and sever
END St, OF So. oleOe I'd. co
IL ACRES Of nne oak woods. on a
hiSh ridse near CentIeyille. Va !:
frNnls '6rsvsd on % SSghy ,s F9:d nSf sofs penn og
Dhons z II KREHBrEL' Fsiifsx
2s0-J-4. after pm $3.50 per
oIb Log HOUSE. vicinity sl ores, ,s
stream. springs. GEORGE W. SUM
MEhs SOS izth st. nv. ME
MARYLAND TRACT Of e25 a. avail
able for high-class DEVELOPMENT or
domestic located near Rockville
Box 2Go-L Star
Branch ave Sc. 3 miles from Dis
trict line; , gravel roads that leao
10 property IL a-1I95
46 ACRES, level land: $3.50 cash. S27
month; price, S2.700 u miles from
District line j. w. McVICKER.
Trinidad 1879. 1879 Raum ST. ne
$50 DOWN, SIS MO; 1871. vide
homesite nr. Shirley hwy; partly
wooded $500. VERNON NJ. LYNCH
& SONS. Rt 236. betw. Annandsle
and Shirley hwy. AL. 5906. tClosed
Sunday