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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
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TWO-FAMILY, $11,950: Takoma
heat. separate entrances: low down
payment. Sale price includes 2 lots.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S794,
till pm.
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SILVER SPRING-$14,950
Brick Cape Cod in new-house condi-
tlon, contains living room, dining
room, 2 bedrooms, equip. kitchen
tile bath. full basement, gas s,-c.
neat; level Anchor-fenced lot, -56x
lis. Excellent financing. Immediate
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SILVER SPRING

INDIAN SPRING CLUB AREA
Lovely Colonial-type home; center.
hall plan; liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
Va bath, 1st A.; 3 bedrms., bath
on 2nd f.; stairs to storage attic;
full basement; lge. yd. with many
flowers and shrubs; very neal
schools and transp.; asking $50, $50
WOODSIDE REALTY co,
S017 Eastern Ave, sH. GAO It'll o
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MICHIGAN PARK

ArtHtically decorated. nesriy new
white brick. semidetached 6-roon
home. Large screened masonry
porch, living room l7x16. junior
dining room, modern equipped kit.
chen, 3 nice bedrooms, tile bath anc
shower. Full basement. complete
knotty pine daylight rumpus room
with bar, asphalt tile floor, acoustic
tile. ceiling. separate utility anc
work room, iz-bath, oil air -condi.
toned heat, outside entrance, fenced
rear garden. Only S16,750 snc
terms
5O3s SARGENT ROAD. NE.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
ROBERTS S. DAVIES g. co.
Ju. S-2Rnn. SH na61
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/. B. TIFFEY & SON
Realtor and Builder
NEW OFFERING

OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL
is ' located in desirable MGchiEan 1
Park and is only 20 min. to down.
town. In addition to maintainine
an exceptionally nice home the
owner recently installed wall-to-wal
carpeting on the entire 1st A. Thi;
lovely home. has 6 spacious rooms
sized bedrms. with excellent close
space. Pull bsmt. with outside en-
trance. and gas heat. The prict
has been reduced to effect an i'm
mediate sale. Quick possession. tt
Inspect. call Mr.. Peck, at LA
6-6666.
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COLORED-asI3 ROBINSON PL. Sc.
-Four rms, bath, elec.: S6,750,
500 lr CT, cash $56 mo; mo: his9 hasb :iss Ssse
S4.75O, $500 cash. $40 mo. ME
1900. JU. 1895. "a
COLoRED = WONDERFUL LoCA.
TION; 81, 900 down, &9b per mo
buys this beautiful 6-rm. home II
the city's most-wanted section
G99hToodHsss fe9Tods REALTY CO.: '-:s66 -
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COLORED
CT, $500 DOWN
S66 PER MONTH

Brick, 6 large rooms, In fine condi-
ton: oil h.-w.h.; good rental area
for roomers; live rent free. 18th
St, near 3 ne. Priced at only Sl1. =
$50: Call CLYDE J. MARKEY, ME.
34UT; ewes Ap l10S Dc
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NEAR ROCK CREEK

Pre- Regulation x; SIa.95O: 3-bedrm.
home; 2 baths, large liv. rm., din.
rm.. fully equip. kit; near school.
stores. bus; 81 600 down, monthly
payments like rent. Call for appt
KENSINGToN REALTY CO.. INC
LO. 5-240O. 30
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ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New 3-bedroom trend reversing homes.
mo. Model home open It'll dark.
Directions: out Conn. ave, to Ken
sington, turn left first street past
Firehouse Concord ave.). left again
on Lawrence ave. to model home
Standard Properties, Inc.
10 6-44S4 40
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NEAR ROCK CREEK

NEAR ROCK CREEK
Stone and redwood rambler. unusual
in design, Floor plan perfect for a
large family; ) huge bedrms.. beau
tiful ltv. rm., separate dining rm.
beautifully appointed kit. with
everything incl; garage; patio: Rock
Greek Park: S2S.a5O Call for appt
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.. INC,
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NEW RAMBLER
POTOMAC, MD.

NEW RAMBLER
POTOMAC, MD.
$31,500, Regulation x
An unusual home. built on 1-acre
level. shaded lot: 3 nice sized bed
rms. 2 baths. liv rm.. din rm.
John Mohler. MA. 1850; ewes. WI,
J. Rupert Mohler, Jr.
1898 Connecticut Ave 80
$1,5OO DOWN
Lovely 2-yr. old bungalow; full bsmt. ;
lge. Anchor fenced lot; vacant:
quick possession. Balance less than
rent. PARKSIDE REALTY CO. SH.
1876 I'll = pm. 20
MAYBE
This home will solve your problem.
II you are a young couple Just start
ing out, this may be your answer.
II you are an older couple whose
children have grown UP and gone,
this maybe Just what YOU want. II
you are tired OF large house. this
deal may be for you. This brick
home has 2 bdrms. l bath. liv. rm.,
separate din. rm. and cheerful kit:
full bsmt.: lge. lot with many trees
incl; 2 hollys. outdoor firepl.; priced
at S14,750. This property will sell
quickly. Call RE. $3.50. 9 till 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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PECK COMPANY

b. C.-BRK. BUNGALOW
Bunker Hill section of Michigan Park,
modern home of z rms. a bedrms.
. down and 2 up) and tile bath,
Recr., storage and workshop rooms
in large bsmt. Close-in convenience
10 best transp.. schools and shop.
ping. Very reasonable terms. Call
til 8 pm.
R. A HUMPHREYS
4cs' y Capital: Realtors. MA. bo2o
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COI,ONTAT-S17o ON
RAMBLER-S197 Ten

Luxurious new brick Colonial, 3 bed.
rooms. 20-ft. living loom with fire-
place, family sized dining room. full
hoRnnnpnf
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BRAND-HEW with 3 bed
rms. on la-acre level lot. Liv.
rm. tile bath. mod. kit,
dinette. expandable attic. $3.50
down. S65 q month to quail
fed veteran. For. only 81 800
subject to VA approval Lo-
Gated in Clinton. Md. Conv. to
Suitland. Andrews Field, Naval
Air Station. Call Mr.. Harris.
MA. 5O05. FREDERICK w.
BERENS SALES, INC. 1890 K
st. NV.
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7th AND BUCHANAN
Send Santa a New Address

Yes. you too can be ''home for Christ
mas" If you buy one of these lovely
new semidetached houses which are
all ready tor you to move into.
Price. S16,950.
MODEL home in Pleasant Hills is open
120 Taussig pl ne, adjoining Cath
olic Univ. on the north
To reach: North on Rock Greek
Church I'd. to. No. Capitol st. to
Hawaii ave-. right on Hawaii ave.
to 1st ST., right on 1st St to Taussig
pl. See or call A. H. Parker Ia
1857 or IA. 1868.
i z TTFFEY r. SON
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA
$18 5O0-EDGEMOOR

Immaculate small brick. built IL
1889. Two twin-sized bedrms.. liv
rm., din. lm., screened porch
streamlined kitchen, full basement
Charmingly decorated throughout
Deem lot. Call Mrs. Lacrosse, WO
1864: ewes. WI. 1895.
MARSTET ER-McCARE
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ALEXANDRIA

Five minutes to Pentagon, Attrae-
tive 2-bedrm. brick attached home;
living rm... dining rm.. equipped
kitchen, full bsmt.. screened porch.
Excel. cond.. conv. to everything.
New listing. must be sold quickly.
Sll $50. Phone Mrs. Tinduia, TIE,
1857 or XII. 1854.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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S5 900 cash, $l14.63 per mo-, will
buy you this new 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Full basement, equip kitch-
en- with GE dishwasher, Disposall;
near District transportation, shop
ping and schools.
GOIIMT.PX or lid CI7THrnnAY
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NEAR st. Anthony's Parish
Catholic and Public schools:
this 3-bedrm. brick with Ia
baths. finished rec. I'm.
porches, reception hall. liv.
room with firepl., din. rm.
EQUIP. kit. and other features.
Is an excel. value for only
$16.950. Subject to VA ap-
proval Please call Mr.. Harris
ma 5o05. FREDERICK W.
EERENS SALES INC. 1870
z ct. NV.
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IS rooms, tile bath,
flrepl.. screened porch. full bsmt.,
lse. fenced lot: Sl2.a5O; terms.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
Rockville 4315
Ewes. Mr.. Bridges Rockville 2o3a
SILVER SPRING. -WOODMOOR - s.
rm. BUNGALOW with finished 2nd r.
g bedrms,): vacant; terms, price
open to offer; S1o.50o.
Nr. Piney Branch I'd. and D. C. line
-3-bedrm. bungalow with 2nd-h.
apt. $40 mo-; full bsmt.; oil heat;
lot 10Ox20O: SIS. 800
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
A MOST UNUSUAL 3-BEDRM.
2h-BATH HOME
Ftrst-hoor. vestibule entrance: lovely
liv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm
beaut. kit, dishwasher and disposal:
twin-size bedrms.. "a baths.
bath with dressing rm.; ample space
for extra liy. rm. or den.
Full bsmt.. level lot; ] block from
bus, 2 blocks from shoppinR center.
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BETHESDA, MD.
Two-story. brick Colonial in perfect
neighborhood: a rms. bath; yrs.
owner has bought another; $4,000
cash down.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
OIL. 1885 Open Q to 9
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BETHESDA

Most attractive brick home located in
nice section; has 3 bedrooms and
bath End floor: inclosed porch lst
moor: attached garage; good buy;
$22,750.
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CULOHED
Detached-Woodridge
S2. 500 DOWN

A beautiful home In q ehansinl
neighborhood. Consists Of livins
room with wood-burning fireplace
full size dining room. large kitchen
with new GE refrg., also breakfasj
room. 3 fine bedrooms and encl
sleeping porch on End floor. Full
dry basement with lavatory anc
auto. heat. Attractively Handicapped
lot with 2-car garage. Near store.
and transportation. Shown by appt
Call La. 6-6666 or RA. 6599
Sun. and ewes PECK COMPANY.
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NO. WOODBRIDGE. D. C
2125 R. I, Ave. Ho. SOP
159 v ST. NE

4OO O1. Ne.
Beautiful row-brick home in excellent
condition; 6 rooms. bath, full bsmt.
gas &C. heat. Can arrange excel
lent terms. Shown by appointment
Call Mr. Sadler, MI. 1856. SULLI.
VAN BROS, 1920 K st. NV. ME
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CT, $3.50 Down
SGT PER MONTH

wv 6AS ho4N ! II
Ten-year-old semidet. brick, 5 lovely
rooms. full basement, partly finished
recreation room, outside entrance
gas h.-w h; equipped kitchen, hard
yard. Priced at Sll.95O. call CLYDE
j.. MARKEY, ME. 3407; ewes, AP.
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pEArrT1E1r1, Hills

BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE HILLS
Nd. Well built 7-rm. white frame
home. condition like new. in setting
of beautiful shade trees and shrub
berry. On over half-acre lot. Front
porch. large liv. rm.. fireplace. kit.
dinette. bedrm., bath 1st A.; full
large hall or den; detached garage.
Excellent buy; price S16,950. Pos
session at settlement.
C. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LII 4.R227 or LII A-22h2
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COUN my CLUB SECTION
SILVER CPPINC COG o5o

First floor, large living room with
fireplace. large dining room, modern
kitchen, "a bath and side screened
porch; 2nd floor. 3 twin-size bed
rooms and tile oath; fur basement
with "a bath and outside entrance
This large brick Colonial is on a
60xIO0 level corner lot. Transpor-
tation and school within one block.
Slate roof and Anchor fenced yard
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC,
sH. 6555. Realtors. TIL 8 PM.
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COLORED-VACANT
S295 DOWN-N

$295 DOWN-N.E.
Lovely brick home. consisting OF
hy. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath. 2 bed
rooms. Move in with down pay
ment. S69.50 mo. Call now, ST
36s6 I'll pm. Il
COLORED-$995 DOWN
VAC'T, S YRS. OLD, NE.
Fine. like-nsw. semidet., brick home.
heat: mod. kit. and bath. Large
yards. Move right in. FIRST MA
T1oNAL REALTY. RE. 1881. once
open Sunday and nights.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

626 d ST. NE; wide row brick home
in excellent condition: 6 rms. snc
bath. trimmed In natural wood
extra rm. and toilet in bsmt. Hot.
water heat; deep lot to paved alley;
on carline and conven. to churches
ifeso9ls and stores, ROBERT E
WOODBRIDGE. SI1,75o. Cor. 5-r. ano
B., VII, gar. 1901 Walnut st. Eve
sH 6075: Mr.. Thorowgood. DE. OBJ Z
ROW BRICK. 6 rooms. Oil h.-w.
heat; price S11,25o, $1,000 cash;
SOS per mo; GI financed. Call
Joseph c. zirkle. MA. 5000: ewes,
XII. e-909S. BOSS l. PHELPS.
INC, 1417 K st, NV. 80
NEAR 18th AND RANDoLPH-Love-
ly, vacant 6-room detached brick, 2
baths. knotty pine rec. rm.. fire.
place in large liv. rm. finised attic.
fenced lot; only $4,000. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. lIo3 till q.
1875 BUNKER, HILL RD.-vacant;
8 bdrm. det. brick. "A bath on lst
mr.; full bath on end Lse v.-din.
rm,. kit. colonial front porch. gar.
attic. oil h.w.-wh.; lge lot: on
bus line and II blk to stores
Priced for immed sale Y. L.
TO0MFY IR Pealtnr PT Sav1
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MICHIGAN PARK
~ 49,

VACANT
Lovely semidet. brick house. 9 rooms
bath; o.h.-w.h.; garage. Let SAINTS
come down In this lovely wood.
burning fireplace at your hcme
Christmas, See this today. Mr.
Martufi, LA. 6-7s45.
MARSHAL J. WAPLE CO.
&ealtor 1924 / 4th st. NV. DI. 3346
WOODBRIDGE AREA--Prewar 5-rm
Bsmt.. gas heat, storm sash. ~
loan. Price reduced, S11.450.
eH. 07se. BEERS BROS. 81. r611.
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Westmoreland Hills

Architect designed 3-bedroom Will
liamsburg Colonial: living room with
heamed ceiling. lavatory on / st
floor: full basement with finished
room; garage; lovely wooded lot.
e. for annnin m ant In zee
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-04-20
Yale Professors Ask For
Legislation To Eliminate
Discrimination in Selection
Of Students

HARTFORD, Conn, - (JTA) -
The Connecticut General Assem-
bly, was asked this week to ap-
prove proposed legislation that
would eliminate discrimination in
the selection Of students to be adj
mitted to Connecticut colleges and
universities.
The request was made in let
ter, signed by Is members of the
faculty of the Yale University
Law School. The letter pointed
out that fair educational practices
acts had been approved in New
York, Massachusetts, and New
Jersey.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-04-20
P. n. Colemon Named to Notionol
Committee for Liberal Judaism

was announced by DR.. Samuel S.
Hollender, General Chairman.
Mr.. Coleman will represent
Ahavath Chesed Congregation in
the councils of the national CAM
paign in behalf of the parent in
stitutions of Reform Judaism in
America.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-04-20

Mr.. Philip N. Coleman, civic
and communal leader of Jackson
vile, Fla, has been named to the
national Committee of the Com
bined Campaign of the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations
and the Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion, it
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
Clyde Malone. Urban
League Secretary at
Lincoln, Neb., Dies

Word was received In Mime
apolis Wednesday morning of the
death In Lincoln, Neb., of Clyde
Malone. former Minneapolis resi-
dent and secretary OF the Lincoln
uTban League.
Mr. Malone died carly Wednes.
day morning He had recently
been suffering from a heart all.
ment
He IL the brother Of Mrs. Bruce
Lucas. 1891 WayEAta Blvd. and
Mrs. II. T Ormcs. 1905 18th Ave
so both Of Minneapolis
Mrs Ormcs left Immediately
for the Nebraska city To attend
funeral services. MI and Mrs
Lucas have been visiting IN Chi
rago and were not In the city
when word arrived concerning
Mr. MAIIncs death.
Recently Mr. Malone was cited
M one Uf the leading citizens Of
Lincoln. Neb During chrIy 1895
he lived in Minneapolis for n few
months
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16

The Auxiliary had been organ
iEed with Mrs, Elizabeth Van
Hook an president, Mas Lucille
Banks, secretary. and Mrs, Edith
SiEer. treasurer. Mias Brown
made Use Of the Auxiliary. and
dinners WERE given with the food
being contributed by those who
Joined. and some Of the original
members of the soft ball team.
Some of the members OF the soft
ball team maintained a high bat
ting average ON the diamond and
later in the community year after
year were
Mrs Elsie Cornick. Mrs. Fran
ces Duncan. MlAs Mary Gratis,
Mira, Harriet Hall. Mas Alice Ho-
gan. Miss Elizabeth Hogan, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hyatt. Miss Elizabeth
Hoague. Mrs. Esther Dillon. Mrs,
Helen Underwood. Mira. Kathryn
Mitchell, Mrs. LIicille Miller. Mrs.
Pearl Mckinney. Mra Laura
Reed. Mrs. Margaret Reed. Mrs,
Maggie Young and Mrs. James
SlemmonR,
On February ~. at ESQ p. m,
the goth Annual Dinner will be
held at Phyllis Wheatley House.
Walters fTpm Vocational High
school under the supervision Of
Archie Owens will assure speedy
and prompt service. and . newly
installed public address system
viii add 10 the listening pleasure.
Mrs. Mae Marshall and her bos-
tess committee will be on hand 70
assure everyone q delightful eve
ming.
The dinner viii he q tribute 70
those who continue 10 keep the
batting average Of the community
high.
Clarence Hughes. preaident Of
the Auxiliary will preside and
serve NJ master OF ceremonies,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
Keep Up Fight To
End Segregation Plea
OF Gordon Hancock
BY Gordon II. Hancock

as has been reported A. Clayton Powell admonsh-
ing Negroes to lay off the fight against legal
well be accredited debted with OF the most startling
mens OF the current crisis The fight legal segregation
worthy fight and demands attention Just Negro should
Off while all other good
fathom.
Clayton Powell because his fight people
tdoized and like think q Daugas
Burghart Dubois and Monroe Troer John Mitchell the
gnal fighters for the rights and responsibilities of their
But when Cong. Powell SdmOnlshcS Negroes
fight against legal the duration, he
mnndIng = questionable
The history of the Negro struggle nnedged citizenship
centers somehow about the the
patton grew Of a motvated struggle
against the question
Continued page y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
BRIEF
SCENE
High and LOWd0wn"
BY BAILEE THOMAS

NATIONAL SCENE: -Four Ne
gro CTS who had been sentenced
To ten years impris1nmed by an
Army court martial in Korea
have had their sentences revoked
a. wei a. their dishOn0Fable dis
charges. The NAAcP legal de-
partment represented the men
before the judicial council Of the
Army Judge Advocate Generals
Office. A court martial had pre-
viously found the men guilty Of
misconduct before the enemy"
The Judicial Council rejected
the charge Of cowardiee, found the
men guilty Of being AwoL re-
duosd their sentence 70 one year
and ~SuEpended the execution Of
the entire sentence In each case. ="
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16

Chicago - (ANPD &c. The little
Negro Metropolitan Mutual Life
Assurance company Numbered &C
Cusations OF an AdRmAnt anti
Negro attitude of the giant Met
ropolitan Lifc Insurance company
of New York this week in their
battle Of names for the title.
Metropolitan"
Metropolitan Mutual, a Chicago
firm worth 81 1000, 900 told Of this
bias In answer TO a suit flied two
weeks ago by Metropolitan Life, a
New York business worth four
billion dollars The white firm.
said to be the worlds largest in
surance firm, iS seeking 10 pre-
vent the Negro firm from using
the name. Metropolitan
In its suits, the billion dollar
company declared that the small
FIRM was using the name to con-
fuse prospective clients and TO
any Negro agents at present
Metropolitan Mutual exploded
the racial attitude Of the white
company in its answer. pointing
out that the white firm did not
seek Negro business in the past,
nor did II have nor does II have
any Negroes at present.
In. its counterattack, the Negro
firm makes the following state
ments concerning Metropolitan
Life's policy towards Negroes in
the past:
/. -. The plaintiff does not
nor ever has employed Negro
agents TO solicit business and
risks among the Negro people In
Chicago and Cook county. Ill
2. e. The plaintiff company.
for many years prior to the in
corporation Of the defendant, and
for many years thereafter, de-
clined and refused 20 accept Ne
groes a. risks and 70 issue in
dividual Industrial and ordinary
policies upon the lives Of Negroes
upon the same terms and condi-
tons a. II did for people Of other
races
3. g.. The plaintiff declined
and refused to accept Negroes a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16

clifford Ruoker Of the Cover
nor'a IntCrTReiaI Commission; J,
7. Wardiaw. executive secretary
Of the Minneapolis Urban League:
Mrs. G. II. Roper, chairman Of the
PIhilc IEslRiionMscommittss Of the
st. Paul Urban League, Ruth Van
buren, Of the YWCA.
Invocation was by Rabbi Gun.
Their Olath,
Owens before the introduction
Of the main speaker told the
gathering. nominations were In
order for the 1850 awards 10 be
given away 10 Negroes for out
standing accomplishments dur
ing 1850.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16
Wheatley Aux. Sponsors
10Th Annual Dinner
Thursday February p

Howard Bahnstt. Minneapolis
attorney. will speak ON The
Crusade For Democracy" on
Thursday, February ~. at $50 p.
M. at Phyllis Whoatley House,
The OCCASION will mark the oath
Annual Dinner Of the Phyllis
Wheatley Auxiliary
Phyllis wheatlcy House was
established by civic. minded tn
dividualA of all races and religions
who gave their time and money 20
meet a Community need. How.
ever, not enough credit has been
given to that group 81 young
women who organized u aoft ball
team In the spring Of 1918. Tho
team won city championships un-
III 1898, The team spirit and coop
GRAFTON brought into focus the
lack of rccreational facilities for
Negroes They were observed by
many during their years Of parti-
cIpation. and among those oh.
acrvinE was Mrs, Joseph y,
Bryan, Mrs, Bryan saw the nocd
for better facilities for Negro
girls, and Roon won tho support OF
such outstanding women ~ Mrs
James Paige and Mrs Robbins
Gilman.
A photo Of the team IL else.
where In this edition.
A survey was made and II was
decided that n Settlement House
for men. women. boys and girls
was the logical need, rather than
u home for Negro girls
On October II. 1924, Miss w
Gertrude Brown. the first Head
Resident OF Phyllis WhsRtIey ar
rived In Minneapolis, An old
factory building At sos BRAsctt
Place had been cleaned. curtAined
and made ready with the RAsis.
tanoe Of the young women who
had played on the AOft ball team
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-16

Whitney Young. former Indus
trial SECRETARY of tho 81 Paul
Urban League, now executive
secretary of the Omaha Branch.
stressed several points whereby
both white and G0!0rsd can i'm
prove racial relations among the
groups
Speaking before 100 guests at
the annual luncheon 0f the 81
Paul branch of the Urban League,
Young told guests that whites
must stop rRtiunAIlEing In their
beliefs that Negroes are happy In
their present condition and stop
other common false beliefs about
Negroes,
tie said also that the Negro
too, had n job 20 do M he accepts
more responsibility. They must
learn to unite on basic Issues, I"
SAID Young
The Omaha Executive BeCre-
tAry prAISrd highly IN" work Of
the Urban Leagues stating they
worr examples Of Negroes and
Whites working together mot ~
two races, but M Americans ;"
Yu,tn0 was introduced nv a
Vincent Owens. executive secre-
tary Of the 81 Paul Urban League
who pRy"d high tribute 10
YDung'S work while here In 81.
Paul and also In Omaha.
Presiding over the meeting was
Allen Butherude Among the
other guests nj tho head table
were Russell Meyers. 81. Paul
Council On Human Relations;