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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED
ROCKVILLE WHEATON - Mod. 2.
bedrm. BUNGALOW; bsmt.. gas heat
close school; $S5; available Jan. II

ROCKVILLE WHEATON Mod. Q
bedrm. .bungalow; bsmt.. gas heat;
close school; Ss5; available Jan. IA.
WEST LAWN-3-bedrm frame, plenty
Of closets. Garage, fenced yd..
equipped kitchen. utility rm. Near
bus and shops; .S125 mo. ARFAX
REALTY. FA. 1850.
AVAIL. 1st FEB, can be seen now,
Merriefleld. Va. Call this number
for particulars. Fairfax 3S-W-13.
3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW, north OF
D. c.; h.-w.h.: S75 per mo-; mo.
In advance. LO. 5-0635.
NEAR BOILING FIELD bedrms.
liv. rm.; equipped kit. full bsmt.,
heat. Call Jo. 2-3o53. %as
NEW 2-BEDRM. RAMBLER, vic. L.,
hwy. and Lexington st. Liy. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., tiled bath, full
bsmt., large lot. Immed. poss. Adults
pref; S125 mo. Lease. GIL. 44OO.
Ext. 10S, Monday.
NO. ARLINGToN-2-b brick
semidet.; bsmt. with tiled ioors;
aW aSIUfage s,s attic; new cond.; lease $11O.
JUST OFF 16th ST. N.w.-Modern
row brick; 9 rms. in fine cond. Close
Rox y eyeeTytnins; yenR 500 mo. Address
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-Never oc.
cupied; semidetached brick; > bed
rooms, tiled bath. tub and shower.
four large closets. living room. di-
ncLte, completely equipped kitchen.
IuIl basement, nice yard; Sl15 per
month. 4253 Dubois place Sc.
Phone LU. 1-144O.
GE0RGETOWN-6-rm. row brick
J'i VoI Vh.,M;h;; IN. pest ref. REQ. FRANK
sIA-RoOM BRICK gas heat. elec
nen eosf;, n,,i: .ood NV. section; rent. S25
Monday Dixie THEA REALfY fHalSi CO.. lnaSfse NAs
AyAILABLE MARCH Lovely
ssmidet; pins esc- 6-rm r house; firepl., knottHy
heat: located Renoie IN des.yabie MaSeeF' n,% oil
schools and shopping center centerr: near ress
required; Sl25 month. GE. 1862.
100 BLK. OF EASTERN AVE. 8. c.
near intersection OF Michigan - ave- We
-Center-entr.. Diet. brick home.
+. J. LANE. Jf.. Gi0' Ns. gas s4ss. nast' n csll
1901 r ST. S.E.-Lovely 5-rm l.
yr.-oId corner brick. bsmt.; wall
eo-WaH Carpetlng; gas heat; front
and back lawn: beautiful secfion
convenient to bus and shopnino.
SSS 80 month LU. l-3659 5i
N. AhLINGTON-S-rm brick Colo.
MAJ. large rms. = baths; oil heat.
suitable : families. KE. s-5ls5a. 81 afa''
ALEX, Huntington-2- -bedrm. semi
aet: prick. newly decorated; corner
lot: fenced yard; large screened
poTch; paneled bsmt. rm.; lease;
SiI o month. OV. 58IS. 81
o.bEDRM;. 11s-BATH RAMBLER. in
Annandale; immed. Occupancy: Sian
mo IA. S-36S7. ia. $4,000 @3S
MINUTES FROM BOILING or 81
Elizabeth's-500 Foxhall pl. Sc
New 2,bedrm. house, modern kitch-
en- WIN disposal; lavatory in base
ment; Sll? per month. Open sat
ny nnfaay and Sunday, noon to 5.
directions: s. Cap. to Atlantic ave
ielt to Valley ave. left to Xenia
right to Foxhall pl, o1s
S.bEDhM; modern house. newly dec
10 couple without children only:
sonv to u. of Md. and Naval
Ordinance Lab. SH. 505S. 30
tf front tr,ImIh; porch; lQ13 So. Columbus
HUNTINGTON. semidet.. . bedrms ex.
tras, incl. lge. range, storm windows
nuse fenced yd. S110. OV. 5SO6,
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LYON PARK
HOUSES TO SHARE

ROCKVILLE WIDOW wishes to share
bungalow with either couple or sgle,
woman; nr. all conv. Rockville 4162
or Rockville 1862.
COUPLE to share home with man
and two school-age children, Save
rent other expenses. FA. S479
after 8 pm. Friday. ii
EMPLOYED. MATURE Protestant
lady to share home with widow In
early 50s; gentle; conv. transp.
LADY WILL SHARE new 2-bedrm.
nome with i or 2 congenial women.
All conv.. phone. Col. pike, ArI.,
near Navy Annex, Pentagon, Arl.
Hail; reas. Box 121-L. Star. 2Is
COLORED-BROOK - Cple IN
share nice home: refs children acN
cepted. Phone MI. 3700; NO. 59O2.
csoSEtsoRED-wIDow wishes to ri RI >.
broom house with empl. couple;
conven. to transp. 10. 2-of,1O. ga
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage in
fPahpasN Phons No 'SI oi64 uNfoN SRe sTosAGE R5ftdi;
co INC est; 1905
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cafl
any time. Mr.. COOK. Gil 5137
UP TO l2-T0N panel truck load
moved anywhere in D. c. area. S4
minimum. Call COFFEY. SH. Gas
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1416. %"
TRANSFER-STORA
Moving at your convenience. GIL
6117, JA S-351S 4
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LARGE TOWN HOUSE

We need . large in-town unfurn.
house 10 or IL rms. Immediately.
Can give long lease, thoroughly re-
sponsible tenant: can. pay substan-
tial rent. Please call
YELLOTT & co.
1924 Eye st. NV. Realtors MA. Q4s4
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HOUSES UkFuRhIsHEp

HoUsE-sUITABLE for 8 adults;
u. G9Ilegs n Park Ma ,sd, Can We. hst5.. assi.
bsmt.; lge. lot: l blk. stores, school;
earb disp.; $3.50 mo. LU. 1-s612
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GEORGETOWN

1Iolt\IG lOWN
EXquisitely furnished small house. re-
Gently remodeled; = bedrooms, bath,
fireplace. garden; $500 mo. WO.
Diplomat-En
Lge. center-hall. det home. distinctive
charm; l square Conn. ave-. nr.
Wardman PIX. Hotel. schools and
shops: lge. liv, rm., din. rm., kit,
pantry; 2nd f.. bedrms., , baths.
, rms. and bath suite for governess
or maid; auto, heat. 2-car det. gar.
beautiful yard. well furn.; S40O mo-;
possession March !.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor. 1887 Conn. Ave, WO. 060S.
BRICK, in excel. cond.; nr.
Uptown shopping center: liv. rm.,
din. rm.. den. kit: 2nd fir;, 3 bed
rms, heated sun porch. bath and q
half; oil heat. abundant storage at
tic. months only. Rent control
applied for. Call Mrs. Lord. TU.
1899
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1918 18th st. MA. 1879
-23
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AND DRY-CLEANING store;
plenty of valuable equipment; busy
location; Sc; rent S165 mo-, long
lease; nice furnished apt. really
doing business, income quoted about
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Broker. RE. 5140.
JEWELRY STORE and watch re-
ball park; plenty of salable stock;
income quoted about 81 mo-;
rent SIPS. lease. Asking 81, 900 for
all. EDWIN L. ELLIS, RE. 514O.
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FALLS CHURCH
3 bedrms., Ia baths; S13O.
bedrms., beautifully furn.; $3.50.
4-bedrm., 31a-bath lovely home; 1925.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1920
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MANUFACTURERS OF. most popular
electrical
Hot Dog Cooker

In the country desires qualified repre-
sentative to handle product in same
cessful in all parts of the country,
Our routeman earn large monthly
incomes on an investment of only
1870 for 90 machines and loca-
lions; A route of this size can be
handled in spare time. S100 per
machine route. Larger routes re.
quire more investment and take mora
time but make very large returns.
Ca or light truck necessary. No
heavy work involved. Franchises
also available in nearby territory.
rms business will stand strict in.
vestigation.
Call In person only. See MR.. FRIED
2 pm. ga
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BUY A BUSINESS NOW
TO BUILD YOUR FUTURE
GROCERY, no beer, $1,000 wk., on
612 days. short hours; yrs at S75.
A solid money-maker; $500 down.
DELICATESSEN. no beer, $500 wk,,
lovely apt; $1,000 down
GROCERY-BEER. 81 800, on days.
3-rm. apt. above: a handsome store,
In good area: $4,000 down.
GROCERY, $500 wk.. colored trade;
81 500 down.
GROCERY. in shopping center, ST.
200, to pm; a clean and easy
operation, with $1,000 down.
MEATS, ST 400 wk. $500
complete, with large stock; $4,000
GROCERY-BEER, $1,000 wk. long es-
tablished and steady in its profits;
GROCERY, 5000 guar. on 8 days,
apt: above; So, 500 down.
GROCERY. suitable for beginner, $500
VIZ, no Sun; $1,000 down.
SANDWICHES AND FOUNTAIN, $500
wk. and can increase; S3,S00 compl.,
sHoRT-oRDER AND FOUNTAIN. $500
Wk., newest equipment; $1,000 down.
LIQUOR STORE. uptown. $1,000 wk.
Call for appt. on information.
NEWS STORE and sundries, 5000 wk.;
definitely a good buy. with $4,000
~
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SILVER SPRING

Lovely furnished 2-bedroom brick
BUNGALOW; living room with Are
place. dining. room. large Kitchen,
pansion attic: convenient to trans
portation and schools. Call Mr..
Fried, SH sU1O.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE co.
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DRUGSTORE. suburbs, elegantly
equip. About $500 daily. Well
stocked. Due to circumstances viii
sacrifice for S1s,5OO. Terms.
MILTON GOLDSMITH, DI. o440.
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OIL neat; $S5 per mo. WA. 4476.
NORTH ARLINGToN-5-roomT SCI semi
shopping center, schools, Pentasen.
per month. CHI. 9545. o. 81 GU
SO; ARL;:-6 rms, pine-paneled bsmt.
saCa' sssen' Navy Annex; s125. Otis
oPEN SAT. AND SUN, . to as1 q z l, :.
1904 Kenesaw. ST., Arlington, Va
bhwa}-oedrm.. I've ssnl det: brick, Oil auto.
aWninree aeat rser f.nr.d r screened porch with
Partly furn. if desired. AT. 1856.
VACANT tnr. New Hamp. ave and
uniySersity u i, S;c laneJ-New, 5-bedrmI.
oier reas rent Anelnc' ca sR IT. oeST r. Lease .a.s
EkA1efXSs 8 1eISsOe; e. I. II: A c2RMicHAEE; ARM Ssfsi;
DESIRABLE HOME, in Silver Spring
New, detached. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
PLEAsASSTr - Hills. fiji ss'iP Prince georges @Sa
County. Md.-New brick rambier
bs19tr. bsmt,; rec nm: gas heat: lease
possession Phone Hi. 4759. mSS
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-39I4 East
West highway. opposite Columbia
country Club-312 bedrms., large
fenced yard, screened porch. 2-car
garage, full bsmt. and attic, FIRE
place, oil heat; completely redec-
Grated: S165 mo-: lease; available
now; Rockville $685., weekdays. 10
ALEXANDRIA-4-bedrm. Diet. frame;
oil heat; fenced yard and garage:
conveniently located in nice resi-
dental section; avail Feb /: S13O
per mo. BOHLAYER PULLMAN. INC.
l05 S. Royal St, Alex. Va. AL,
2422. Ov. 2215. -2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick house.
modern, semidet.. block from
gon. Large liy. rm:: din. nm. equip.
tian blinds; full bsmt.; avail. at
once. Phone AL. 1890 or TIE. 6794.
BEAUTiFUL new 7-room brick home.
PA baths. sun parlor. recreation
room; garage: hot-water oil heat;
large yard and garden; miles from
Falls Church; S175 per mo. FA.
s lSss %fNurEs FROM rENrAGoa-
Partly-furn.. 5-rm. semidet. brick.
full basement; gas heat; 500. ia.
You CAN'T BEAT THIS fol, s745
mo.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial with
garage; N. ArL. near schools. shop
ping. transp JE. 1896. -21
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROoMING HOUSE, Ink. S475 down;
heat; income quoted, S2O5 mo. 300
block OF Mass. ave. ne. EDWIN l..
ELLIS. RE. 5140.
ROOMING HOUSE, downtown. Sth ST.
back Of Goldenbergs dept store;
| | rooms. income quoted $500 mo /;
SlOQ house rent; asking $3.50 down.
EDWIN L.. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
ave. RE. 5140.
ROOMING HOUSE, Ink. apt, $500
down; .Sth St. few doors from East
Capitol st. Sc; 9 rms, $3.50 rent.
good furniture; priced to sell fast.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
ave- RE 5l40
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NO NEED TO TAKE
CHANCES WITH YOUR
SAVINGS WHEN YOU ARE
BUYING A BUSINESS
Sam Chantker is we'll known for
handling only money making busi-
nesses. Regardless of the amount
YOU want to invest you can be sure
that If We have 1t for sale it's
good deal. ASK your attorney about
our reputation. We offer for your
consideration these outstanding
buys:
GROCERY
$4,000 wk. All cash business.
RESTAURANT
$1,000 wk. All cash business.
DELICATESSEN
$1,000 wk. All cash business.
RESTAURANT
S700 wk. All cash business.
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Seats 100. Bldg. incl. All cash busi-
ness.
DELICATESSEN
Variety, $1,000 wk. All cash business.
Each one is money-maker. We
invite your investigation.
SAM CHANTKER & co.
ST. 3707. sH. 1895
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ANTIQUE SHOP FOR SALE
Wonderful location, low rental, lease.
Write Box 54-M, Star.
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CLOSE-IN ARL.-5-rm. bunealow o
bedrms.,. screened porch, fireplace,
mlfrored wall. recr. rm., laundry
rm' gas heat; adults only. OW
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A4N>~4AH 1o ,oOO.
Real money general store, post
office and coal business, in heavily
populated section near Gettysburg
Al brick bldg, contains large store
room, stockroom. nice living quarters.
"a baths. Gear garage. gas pump;
1850 income. $4,000; bldgs. alone
insured for S22 600 Full price,
only $50 900. No. J-2737, VESTS.
John c. Bream. Fairfield rd., Gettys-
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Modern Restaurant Tavern !!
Well estab.. doing excellent volume
business: bldg. in wonderful condi-
tion. only 8 yrs. old; includes stock.
all fixtures and eauipt.; also fine
a-rm:, bath apt; extra large plot.
35ox190. plenty parking space; in
surance. $40. 900; income, S25 900.
Price. including real estate. only
1000! No. A-295O. VESTS. L. K.
Hackett. P. o. Box Rhodesdale. r. D.
No Eldorado Md
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DRUG STORE, ne. neighborhood To-
cation; 100000 yr. volume. Rea-
sonably priced to person with SUM-
cient financing. Box 11S-K, Star.
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RESTAURANT. serving beer: BEST
Fails Church business; $4,000 cash
with 81 600 cash. 1856 s. Wash
ineton st., Falls Church, Va. -22
, 1951-09-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

The new political party will
meet again at the Police Court
Rooms in Christiansted on Fri
day Sept. 81 at $50 pm. and
at the Police Court Rooms in
Fredriksted on Friday, Sept.
% at $50 p. m.
All are invited to attend.
, 1951-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "Libreville" is sche
duled to sail from New Or
leans September 18th, Mobile
September 9th, and is due at
Frederiksted on or about Oct
obter 9th, accepting freight for.
Barbados, Venezuela, George
town and Paramaribo.
N WITTY & Co., Ltd
, 1951-09-28
THANKS l. APPRECIATION

Dr.. D.. C. Canegatd, begs to thank the mem
bers OF the Legislative Assembly, thermembers of
the Municipal Council Of St. Groin, the St. Croia,
Labor Union, the other organizations and all his
many friends and tUeH toishers both here and
abroad t0ho SO generously sent him eongratuatory
cables and messages on his appointment as Ad-
ninistrator for st. Croin.
He tooud also ask them kindly to accept this
general acknowledgment Of his thanks and appre-
citation as rendered personally and Individually to
each and aH.
Mrs. D. c. C~anegata, tDoud also like to be
associated Nth this request.
, 1951-09-28

The SIS mario c." is now
scheduled to sail from New
York October 1st and is due at
Frederiksted October 9th, ac-
cepting freight for ST. Kits,
Antigua, Guadeloupe, Domi-
MICA, Martinique, Barbados,
Georgetown and P~aramaribo.
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. 7r-
, 1951-09-28

there's q srueioUsness about the
service an ability to antici-
pate your needs and particular
preferences = which bring the
veteran traveller back to Pan
American time after time.
, 1951-09-28

Pan American will gladly help you
plan a Clipper trip to almost
anywhere-to any of 83 countries
and colonies on all six continents.
A Iishi luncheon on a shorter fight
Is as carefully planned and pre-
pared as the magnificent full
course dinner you will enjoy on
q voyage between continents.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
In Old ENGLAND

Two centuries ago, in England.
oars Of iron We're frequently sold
by pcddlcCS travelling the country
side e. rrvjns fhclr wares
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
cortisone, New Drug
Now On Market

Chicago CAMP - After four
years of study by the steroid
research staff. headed by DR..
Percy l.. Julian. Negro chemist,
the Ghdden company has begun
production of the scarce anti-ar-
thrills wonder drug cortisone.
According to p. F.. Sprague,
vice president of Glidden, the eff
forts of DR.. Julian and his staff
win make possible the eventual
production of cortisone from soy
beans in sufficient quantities for
all arthr.tis patients
The company has been adding
TO its hormoue production facili-
ties here steadily for the last SIX
months. Thus far, the entire sup
ply has been sold to pharmaceuti-
cal manufacturers for processing
into a form to be used by hospi-
tails and doctors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
Additional Social and
Personal News

Misses Kathryn Bailey, Shirlee
Brown and Gloria Brown returned
from their homes in Des Moines,
Ia, after spending the weekend
and holiday visiting relatives and
friends.
Misses jeanne Fraction and
Dorothy Stovall spent the week
end and holiday in Duluth visiting
friends.
Mrs. Mary Terry of Moberly,
Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gibbs
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simms and
children, Freddie James, WANNA,
Betty and Arthur of Mexico, Mo.
motored to the city Sunday. Sept
2, for the holiday, and to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Grigsby
and family, 814 Aldrich Ave. No
Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Simms are
mother and sister of Mrs. Grigsby
Mrs. Terry is remaining in the
city. the others left Tuesday for
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Logan.
1896 Clinton Ave. So, motored to
Somerset, Wis, Thursday, Aug
ust 20, to the Opal White place,
where delicious dinner was SER
we'd in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ellis of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs.
Frances Duncan and Mrs. Lavinia
Logan were in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis of
Dayton, Ohio, are here attending
the National Urban League Con-
ference in st. Paul. They arrived
Monday, August 81, at the home
of Mrs. Frances Duncan and Mrs.
Lavinia Logan. The Ellises are re-
latives of Mr.. Logan. Mrs Ellis
is a delegate to the conference.
The Friday Night Out club will
meet at the home of Mrs. James
Claridy, 1915 18th Ave. SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fraction.
3S4l Clinton Ave. So. had as
their weekend guests, Adam John
son Jr., from Des Moines. Iowa.
The Friday Night Out club en-
tertained their husbands and
guests Saturday night at a pow
wow on Highway 7. Those present
were MeSSrs and Mines. Paul
Nevis, Louis Buggs, Philip
Blackwell. Forest Hill, William
Wade. Venard Lewis, Cortell
Cooper. Mines. Doris Anderson.
Geraldine Lee and Mr.. Robert
Folds
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
!. Almost About
AU REVoIR, SIMMONS, HiRscH AND YoUNcDAHI
BY Percy villa

The month of September a yours truly
tell why Three
ing state and the days for their departing
sad.
They all have been community they
will be missed years
California Youngdhs going
nston hope to see EN- during the next few months visits
to Los Angeles and Washington.
Good luck to all of they people
heaven.
Next Thursday night Ncoet
pay family be a grand
affair and knowing the wen in you
those that will attend will always cherish this affair
AS chairman of the ticket committee report
going good and those wishing attend
slogan their campaign to Gust Mccarthy
from the Senate how about this he Bore That Made Milwaukee
Promoter Tony stecer writes from California that he's return
within weeks busy boxing
wrestling
troubles are with headline his first fight show Of the
early October His plans cali for his return by the 18th
Next wednesday night in New York the Robinson rurpn fight
takes and like myself
it. We took the Of their months
back and thought 1t sensational
likely again ring a
think most of the fans and have moderated
Turpn really great fighter and my guess is that hen
stil be champion after the fight
NOBODY ASKED NE, But
viscusi very manager country manage
Jackie Graves
Robinson hangs up go n poll
tics oven could think of worse things)
Add to things don't want to The John Simmons and
Governor Youngdahl parties
shirley zaver knows another iron
Movie cashiers don't look pretty they used
Much like Jane Russell wouldn't to be desert
island with her tare you readin, Anabele?)
Jackie Graves the fighter know behaves
te bad those kiss
Congratulations order to IRVING BRAND newest
Judge II couldn't happen to nicer person.
Soon the only unanted sport will be "iddy wnks.'
the Republicans don't watch they'll uninentonaly get
rid Of Acheson these Then tey
the country and IT will them right
Davis
signs of shiny badness " to put on dark glasses before combng your
/ eat twice much when I'm a
heard collected
when her husband died While told
friend I'm I'd $4,000 this money him back
Overheard "A late stop
III have of tip
Jackie Cameron parking lot the
scratch
couple of socad fighters talking
said "Insomnias worried sleep when it's
time TO get up" But don't love the boxing
My vacation thank double
thank TO the writer's.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-09-07
Planning Committees
For Conference

The National Conference Com
mittec which planned the meeting
was composed Of r. Maurice
Moss. chairman, Marion Morrell,
Secretary and Thomas A. Talley,
Assistant Secretary.
Other members were Walter II
Aiken, L. l. Alexander, Levin w.
Armwood. Thomas A. Augustine
Enid c. Baird. NJ. Leo Bohanon,
Barbara r. Davis. Dowdal II.
Davis. Nida NJ. Edwards. Francis
J. Gilligan. Sophia Yarnall Jacobs,
William V. Kelley. Seaton w.
Manning, J. Westbrook McPher-
son. Clifford f. Minton. Mollie
Moon, Cecil Newman, S. Vincent
Owens. John NJ. Patton.
George H. Robinson. Remus c.
Robinson, Doris Roper. Clifford
Rucker, Carl r. Schuneman. John
c. Simmons Louis simon. George
w Snowden. Sterling Tucker, Ar
mold Il Walker. Charles w Wash
ington. Thomas A. Webster. Beu-
lah T. Whitby James n Williams.
Boyd L. Wilson Leona Winner,
Carrie Wood Thomas C Young.
and Whitney NJ Young
The St Paul Conference com
mittee included Leona Winner.
chairman Thomas A Talley. sec
rotary. Banquet and Luncheons,
Doris Roper chairman; Commun-
ity Relations. Ruth l., Bowman,
chairman, Entertainment, Bar
bara f DAVIS. chairman; Elk
hiblts. Frank Smith. chairman.
Finance. Carl T. SChuneman.
chairman, Housing and Informal
ton, John NJ. Patton, chairman,
Labor. Frank Starkey At'L and
Charles Rafferty,. CIO. co-chair-
men Publicity, Helen Schetter.
chairman. Radio and Teleusion,
Max Karl. chairman, Registra-
ton. Rev Denzcl A. Carly. chair
man: Souvenirs and Mementos.
Alice Onque, chairman; Special
Events, Walter Rock chairman.
Ticket Sales. Mollie Geary. chair
man; Badge Checker. Janabell
Taylor, chairman
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Five Negro Stars
On Pro Teens
Here Sept. II

Therell be some outstanding
Negro football players on the field
Wednesday night when the fam
our Green Bay Packers battle the
San Francisco Ayers at the new
Parade Stadium in Minneapolis.
In the contest, which is expect
ed to attract more than 10000
Northwest football fans, Green
Bay will field four Negro stars
and San Francisco viii have one,
its ace fullback.
Heading up the Green Bay con
tingent is Bob Mann, the former
Michigan All Big-Ten end who
is regarded as one of the top pass
receivers in the National Foot
ball League.
In the Green Bay backfield is
George Rocks, a sensational new
Negro fullback from Morgan
State college. Rocks is expected
to be the chief piledriver in the
Packer backfield.
Another Morgan State graduate
in his freshmen year with the
Packers is Charles Robinson. a
224-pound guard.
The fourth Negro Packer is end
Allan Hopewell, a 6-foot, 2 inch
graduate of New York Univer-
sity.
For San Francisco, it's Joe
Perry, the plunging, hard hitting
fullback At 1875 pounds, Perry
was fifth in the ground gaining
in the NIL last year with CAT
yards on 124 carries. His 78yard
run for touchdown against Green
Bay last season was one of the
longest of the season.
Perry is among the fastest men
in the league. At Compton Junior
College he was timed in 9.5 for
the 10G-yard dash. He spent two
years in the Navy, joined the 40
ers in 1913 and becoming the in
divdual rushing leader of the All
America conference in 1919.
Mann is in his fifth year of pro
football having previously played
with the Detroit Lions and New
York Yankees. At Michigan, he
was the Wolverine star in their
Rose Bowl battle.
George Duffy Rocks was selec-
ted on the Negro All-American
for three straight years. main
tanning a Vineyard average in
four years of football at Morgan
State. He weighs 224 pounds.
All of them win be seen, along
with such ex-Minnesota stars as
all-American Dick Wilding, Clint
McGeary and Art Edling of Green
Bay, and all-AmeriCan Leo Nom
ellini and Gordy Soltau of the 40
ers.,
Plenty of good tickets are still
available at the Downtown ticket
Office in the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank Building. Game time
Wednesday night is p. m.