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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC, 1941 4-dr.; and h.; S345,
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, Kaiser
Frazer Dealers. 263 Carroll st. NV
PONTIAC 1899 2-dr.: S225. ScHLE-
GEL g. GOLDEN, Kaiser-FraZer
Dealers, 263 Carroll st. NV. GE.
1908.
PONTIAC ,4s sedan; .s1,1e4. Look
huTo AZ SSf wS1HaoEEsALERs S1a lis ssnk l9si Bls-
densburg Rd. Ii. $500.
PONTIAC 1941 club coupe; T. and h;
very clean: good tires; S32s. A. & 8.
MOTOR SALES. 4515 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC so s-cyl. conv.: blue, Hy-
roNaia6 81 SgS g. efst fs4s 9'f ssfssmiinsT 1M s
bitie fnish; tip top throughout;
81 .095. Guar. and terms. TRl-
.NoLE MOTORS. ogss 1883 R. ]. ave-
PONTIAC as sedanette; se4s. Look
AUTO AZ @ WHoEEs2LERs. 1871 Bia-
densburg Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
RENAULT 1949 4-dr.; low. mil; 45
mas m per s.as ss coaa asasr s4s5 tS5n ps' Pa 4
sTutDEBAKER ~ Commander sedan;
1894. Look for our big ad: 80
ssdz saIERga aaanfsai. iasi sisdens0uTs Kdr
sFFtbDEsBaKRR ri sasiK92i 1s4s Land Cruiser; r.
and b.. climatizer. nm holder; ex-.
cellent condition; S1.395 or best
ofIsri Phone ". @ l5sl. .
sss ssss &c. f E .sss :ss ss'B s6s
STUDEBAKER late 194S Champion
Regal de luxe 2-door; black; over
drive, radio. climatizer; less than
10000 miles; excellent condition
sTftDehAkaR Fl 81 Ri 1895 = 2-dr,; saa5.
Frazer dealer. aea Carroll st. NV,
sTuDEBAKER 1895 4-door sedan;
FoR fSSs CO. ST. 4i95. CAN any time.
srUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de luxe 2-dr.: r., h., def. plastic
seat covers: l owner, owner; low miles' nies
PAdL itIo' BROS. faos. t5Is oIDsMoBiLE. $50
Wis. ave: NV. Wo. 2161. Open
sfUbEBAkER fyfS; "a a 1s4e Champion Regal
de luxe; equipped with radio; ell
blue finish. Priced at only s. .395;
30-day written guarantee. MCCOY
| MOTORS, INC. 1117 Pa. ave. Sc
| sTUDgBxKER Ri iis2i AZ Regal de luxe ch
sedan; equip; one owner since new
immac. throuehout; only $995; cash
trade or terms. WILLIAMS, :; I
| ave. at goth st. ne. -2S
WILLYs '46 jeep; metal top and di.
rection signals: $3.50. W. DEAR
(tOp fioorl 31O A st, ne.
| TAXI DRIvERS-For sale or rent
| 1881 Plymouths, Chevrolets. Fords
| Immediate delivery. BELL CAB co.
| 1917 L Ut. NV. Elk. 6700. rs
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GARAGES

WILL RENT private / or 2-car ga
rage monthly: day use only; ares
2nd to 5th and Z to Eye SITS. NV
state price. Box 359-S, Star. l.
30OI UPSHUR ST., Mt. Rainier. Md
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

"Your Vacation Home"
And a snug fsherman's haven. Ideal
climate on Florida's Gulf Coast.
Fertile homesites. l to 5 acres; mr..
salt water, convenient to Gulf bath
hard road, cleo; titles guaranteed.
Priced as low as S4S5, S45 down.
SIS mo. Immediate possession.
Plenty of room for fruit trees,
flowers and vegetable garden. We
have few extremely desirable
homesites with beautiful views of
the bay Priced about $3.50 on
same terms. Call Mr.. Tucker with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME. 1143
or ME- 1915
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA Ie4s: orig. black finish: very
se45; 4.mo. guar HILL 4 TfBgrTTs
A9sffs 9lsffs FGEd 81 ssd.s nsdsls! sHs sassS
ssKyESE. sflESsISE 13tS 3Aes and ffS : NV. sAIIs
AUSTIN 1851; brand-new; immediate
esssst a trad Sa
iyiepe AUTo 4 RAIDS 5Io0 CO., Ah3 Authorised asd
Austin Sales. Service Parts. Both
sides 9TH St; at r NV. NO. 1897.
TAN AuTo l. RADIO CO. Au-
thorized Austin Sales, Service Parts.
Both sides 7th st. at r NV. NO.
BUICK 1e4s Super 2-dr. sed.; l.
or best cash offer. Ewes. GE. oS1s.
BUICK 1850 special a-dr. sedan; r,
MsnkhEs snd h set eSysrs soG rs s5a evss Mr.
BUICK '49 Roadmaster Revere; gray
blue finish. "A months old; fully
equipped MR Cost IHsIfs siaso NA sell ss2 fer
BUICK is47 Super conv.; light blue;
by pvt. owner; has been garaged;
lifeguard tubes and tires; r.. h.; al
most new top; low mileage; excel.
running cond.; S1,250: real buy.
Call WA. 6205.
BUICK '4S Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
custom radio, heater. def, Dyna.;
/ owner; low miles; clean as pin;
safety tested; written guarantee.
S1.295; cash, trade or bank rates.
PAUL BROS. OLDSMOBILE. 5220
Wis. aye. NV. Wo. 2161. Open
ewes It'll T. -
BUICK 1855; r. and h.: good cond.
$3.50 or best offer. AP. 015a. Il
BUICK 40 Super sedanette; 81 AS.
Look for our big ad; 2se bank @
I731 Bladensburg. Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK '39 4-dr.; clean; financial OBJ
LEGATIONS force immediate sale; $3.50.
JE 3-S5S0 after 6 pm. l.
BUICK '39 Spec; new tires, orig
Epaint; t,ne ss ssr ,a1rMEh3 thrSlEh9ut. $40
BUICK 80 Special 2-door sedan; r.
and h., fog lights, SPECIAL Wv.
tires; / owner, 5000 miles; EXCEL.
cond. S1.75O. NO. $685.. rs
BUICK 194S Roadmaster 4-dr.; black;
Dynafow; fully equipped; In excel.
mech. cond.; spotless interior; !OOSo
ROYAL MoToRs. is KENNEDY st.
NV, TN, S43S, II
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TRUCK VALUES

All advertisements otfefine
automobiles for sole must IN.
clude aetusI selling price OF cor.
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See our large selection Of other used
and new trailers. Ask about our
low down payment and easy finance
rlan. Open 8 to 0 weekdays and
Sundays.
American Trailer Co.
4030 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 1891.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

MUST SACRIFICE - Cottage, COM
pletely furnished new pump, h.sw
piete with television: on West River
Shady Side Md with wharf and
adeauate. facilities Tor boats. Call
WO 1886. "A
ATTRACTIVE. 2-bedroom waterfront
home on wooded lot: screened porch;
furnished Safe sand beach; $3.50
Terms. ME- 05f9.
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LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALI
MR.. MILLER. Me. 1920: EVE
NINGS. ST. 1921.
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HTTDSON

1s46 and 1947 2-drs. and 4-drs:
radio and heater, seat covers; most
/ owners; all guaranteed and re-
conditioned by US. $685. to See5;
GALL CARL MOTORS, INC. 5949
Ga. ave. NV, GE. 2444.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

OWNER OPERATED TRUCKS wanted
to haul building materials. cail
JSNk SSi 'sasi cxks WANTED. sH. 1859.
TRY TRIANGLE. We pay premium
price for extYa-clean cars. Bring
yours to either location. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 1898 r. ]. ave. ne. or
souTHERNi our III iSsi nTYRR eis' in town. viii pa,
premium, price for good. clean cars,
wEsrEssN BUYER mas ,mm.d. ca cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
PREMIUM PRICES tor clean. lat.
model cars EDMOND'S MOTORS
INC. CHI 1900. Wilson blvd. at
n jackson. Arl.. Va. lDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
clean. used cars immediate cass
waiting at PARKWAY-FORD. 305I
NJ st NV. MI 01S5.
EAlk. HONES1 APPRAlSALS Of AL
makes OF cars are assured at
McKEE-PONTIAc 1884 I at Nv
1915 ns TOO 70 ,ss1-Alp makes and sta:
wagons. Drive in with your title
for more cash, or will pay OF bal
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K SITS
NV, EX. 5562.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make. any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan,
nedy st. NV.
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PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We Just don't talk 10es more. Do no,
price. We are paying almost the full
retail price We buy all makes and
models. We paw off your finance co
and take care of all title details
Call MR.. CASH, Ii. 3-9877
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-Re-
new the. life of your car. almost
rolet. Dodge. Plymouth. Buick.
Chrysler. De Soto, Olds. Pontiac.
Studebaker Champion and Willys.
Terms as low as 81 monthly. Ir-
stallation can be arraneed MONT
GOMERY WARD, Alex. Va, AL.
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L O s T

S100 BY a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out FIRST getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Kew Bridge,D
1917 North Moore st OW R7e7
CADILLACS WANTED
~ to SO models, See Us before
you trade OF sell your Cadillac. We
will pay YOU TOP cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES l345 Que ut NV
mn SY00
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LANHAM PARK

Out Defense Highway
Beautiful Homesites.
City Water-Phone-El etc.
500 down. SIS monthly: turn right
ct Bladensburg--5 miles out De
Tense. highvay to sign "Lanham
Once open 9 to 3
=. y. HALEY, Hyattsvilie 01o7.
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TRAILERS

ALMA '46: 27-ft.; perfect condition
Haines Point. II
TRAILERS 2-wheel: sx4x3; good
tires, lights. tarp, hitch incl; S65
Il 4-2506, 217 9th ST. Sc.
HEETER TRAILER SAILS 6erwyn
now has lge display Of both new
and usco trailers: very good assort-
mei't. lean used trailers ranging
III size from lS to 33 II priced
from $500 to So $50, terms To <
yrs phnne To k111
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP BODY HERCULES, 2la-cu.-
yd.; It. by rs in, Tin. dble. arm
New Morrison service bodies for
plumbers, electricians, or any type
service work, Ia-ton and 4-ton
sahss pTcss Ifs' s. year j. MEERs HsseS som
FORD 1895 is Railway Express truck,
steei van body, IA #. ready for
work: needs nothine. 1878 or best
cMEvRoIEr phsSi SiSsEt ri 1915 'oi 'han-tot panel,
Ike new; II :5d7 miles: no lettering.
$3.50; can finance. Owner selling.
M. here gets it. DI. sisl, Ext,
sfpGG1EBAKER :pG1i 1880 a-ton pickup.
new condition; 5000 mi. Best cash
offer. Can be seen at Sinclair serv-
Ice. station on. cor. Baltimore hwy.
and Berwyn rd.. Berwyn. Md. rs
WdLYs WILLY ovegssu Isss 5on Dsns s1sa.et.S recent
driven; excel. buy at S7O0. To see
call TR. S766; after 2 Pm, AP.
INTERNATIoNAL 1s47 KB5 1Is-ton
one owner; very fine tires. AL me;
;erms. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888
r. ave. ne, co. 0SS2.
TRACTORS; all makes. all sizes. all
good; some repossesed available for
lnpaid balance. SHERIFF MOTOR
CO, 900 r. ]. ave ne. MI. 5000.
CHE yROLET 194s 1-ton stake; excel
cond Guaranteed; terms or trade;
Ss95. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
NC. T725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 6100 -
CHEVROLET 1946 a-ton panel; re-
Conditioned and guaranteed, This
truck looks nice and is good for
many months Of dependable service;
595. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.,
INC. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. .
CHEVROLET 1a49 ia-ton pickup: l
owner; low mileage; looks like new;
terms or trade; 1895. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., INC. 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 61OO. -
INTERNATIONAL 194s A-ton pick
UP, reconditioned and guaranteed:
new paint job: terms or trade;
Ss45. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. .
FORD 1941 dump truck: good work
ing condition. good rubber: passed
cHsVY esssRt GHAsE o MoPoR eSPessi0n Co. ne me-
725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. -
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II. : 100
SUBURBAN
30 Acres, Mr.. "Vint Hill"
Govt. Radar Reservation

About so acres in cultivation: 80
acres in hardwood saw timber. It
has its wltching nooks and crys-
taline brooks, besides such practical
improvements as large 2-story g.
granery, meathouse and other farm
bldgs., including henhouses which
will house 500 chickens; all in good
condition.
improvements would cost far more
than low price Of $4,000: substan-
tial cash.
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= TOWN HOUSE
With Acreage, Warrenton, Va
SAT 500

50 min, from Washinston-Attrac-
tive S-rm. Colonial home with all
lge. rooms; every modern conven-
ience; planned for gracious living;
fireplaces, 4-car garage, 4 acres
of beautifully Handicapped grounds:
present gardener available TO new
owner. Terms. $4,000 cash, bal
ance in ilrst trust TO owner,
R. L. Kane, Inc, Realtors
King and Washington 5ts.. Alex.
AL. 3o13. AL. 4412. Night. TIE. 5241.
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CHEVROLET '49 sedan; 81. .094. Look
AGro AZ SSr WHofEsAIER vi ssnk 1asf Ba
densburg Rd.. IL. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1898 2-dr. sedan; good
condition; best offer. 5000. Ii
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LOTS

CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
L0TS-5415 C st, Sc, l block from
Central ave-; S0Xi00 it, Zoned for
home or apts.; water and sewer in
cluded Price $4,000. $50 down,
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STOCK FARMS

631 acres; stone and frame house
! Y baths, cleo; . tenant houses
175-steer barn. . siloS. large horse
barn. This is one of the best stock
farms in Northern Va. As miles to
D. C.. $4,000
$50 acres: 9-rm modern house. ia
baths; 35 miles to D. c.: $50. 600.
S21 acres: 10-rm. house, bath. elec
terant- house; barn. This house
could NOT be duplicated for asking
price, $50. 600. 55 miles to D. c.
J. L. G.. WEST
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164 ACRES, well watered and fenced
lse. bank barn with 34-cow stanch-
ions; 12x40 concrete silo; 6-rm
house: Y mile to nearby town. Ask.
ms 81 g. 500
Rirer-front farm, Frederick County;
112 acres OF pasture land; S-rm
brick house; new .0-cow Washing
ton dairy. barn: lge. bank barn;
Cal agent, @. BEST LINTHIcUM
PoolesYille 24l1 RarneSYille Nd
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KELLEY & BRANNER
Exclusive Agents. DI. 774O;
np 100
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DODGE 1947 4-dr sedan: r. and h,
plastic seat covers: Immaculate IN
side and out: S995. SLIGO MOTORS.
INC. 962 Sligo ave, JU. G-90S0.
, 1951-01-24
N
From the Police

Effective January 25, 1851,
all traffic in the section of
Church Street located between
the US. Post Office and Cable
Office of Christiansted must
proceed south-bound only.
Due to the everyday increas
ing traffic and for the convent
ence Of motorists, a Diagonal
parking system has been work
ed out by the Police Depart
ment in this area. The general
public is requested to be guild
ed accordingly.
G. "A. Matthias
Actg. Director Of Police
, 1951-01-24
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No.
c 1882 having been reported
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve (12)
weeks from this date, as other
wise, the Book will be cancell-
ed and a new one issued in its
place at the expiration of this
period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
January 8, 1851
, 1951-01-24
Sole of
Federal Property

Bids are invited for the pur-
chase and removal Of:
! Sedan, Studebaker, 4-door,
Model 1912, Serial No. G le3
l58. Located at the Agricultu-
raj Station, Christiansted,
where inspection may be made
upon appointment with the
Director Of the Agricultural
Station.
Bid forms may be procured
from the Office of the Depart
ment Of Finance either in
Christiansted or Froderiksted.
Bids open at the Finance Office
in Christiansted at 800 o'clock
pm. January 20, 1851.
Harry E. Taylor.
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1951-01-24
January Is, 1851
Dear Mr.. Editor:

Please allow me space in
your paper to make some re-
marks. If my memory serves
me right, it is over a month
since the former Warden at
Richmond Penitentiary lost
his job and he is being replac-
ed by one of the Guards name
ly Mr.. Albert Joseph who is
serving temporarily without
additional pay.
Now there is an lad" in the
paper from the personnel Of
flee for Warden and let's
watch and see what is going
to come out of it. My reason
for calling the attention to
your readers is that everybody
has his favorite and when he
getss his chance to favor him
he is going to do it. I think that
if the person now in charge at
Richmond can carry on sue
cessfully as he has for the past
moth, 4 don't see why he
should not be slated for good.
Whoever does receive the
Job will have to be shown by
the same man now in charge
and who is respected. Nobody
can point a finger at Albert
Joseph and he has all the quail
fications of an honorable man.
He ISIS not a "rummy" or a
Glance fan" and is always so
Der and alert and a man of
sound judgement.
So, Mr.. Editor, let's watch
and see what is going to be the
outcome.
Thanking you for the space
] remain
An Observer
Mnm]
, 1951-01-24
L LOST

A wallet with money and
papers. Keep the money. Re-
turn papers and cards. collect
reward. No questions.
AVIS OFFICE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
We Still Need The NAAcP

The NAACP membership drive which has just closed fell short
Of the goals set by the branch
Part Of the difficulty
been sharp community
termination of the
lack Of community newspapers
Another factor Is that tasks
the NAACP have been taken other
that here elsewhere the tendency
regard the battle Jim exception
few moppngup operations The struggles
away
As matter Of fact the battle
despite the significant past
dangerous Much NAACP
than II It's job spectacular ono
Here in Los Angeles example employment
legislation There vcsgS Jim Crow
civil service in
nearly aspect Of state and government
In subtle determinations with which
much difficult to with than blatant
The local NAACP needs paid staff
hire such staff unless support
munty
The fact that the drive shouldn't any
from Joining the Association and fun
Nobody going fight
-C Eagle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

Revelation by Pittsburgh COURIER that Camp Mccoy IN
Of the worse Jim Crow army
country ought 10 bring home TO hnhssoahA @t '
q Just L II allowed TO be-
II ought MinneSotanS that the fshs
against aggregation been carried almost single
by Minneapolis MACE national level 10 worthy OF
real support
reliably reported the Pittsburgh article already
having camp practices at the Wisconsin Installation
Prior complaints army Installations for Determination
south Now ht close To
find practices which are
according COURIER writer Collins C. George Than
those found army camp the entire country
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

salient challenge LILLIAN Smith
Georgia graduates kentucky College
q through
tho nation
speaker Msa Smith opened address BY
dieting today racial legal
viii gone Dixie She said later her
open whites Let's make
hold three
No doubt graduating students listening Miss
bold thoughts
Miss Smith
aggregated schools there
they had to
the OF life.
doubt many of
nr which they partially pre-
disappear and they would ind themselves
face to fac with albeit a way
which Miss Smith talked about come
life working toward that better
which their parents cnvtsoncd for them
that life those students
find themselves confronted by Miss smith
ringing challenge make The
cd and the nation win not be
which Miss Smith
which they already knew Rbon did by
chance they vigilance hard work.
Miss Smiths challenge: DO they
1t they willing accept Only complete
the life which forecast and willing
toward that goal Mss Smiths challenge
prophecy Louisville DcrndcT LouNIr.
kcatuCky.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

That horses directions
conclusion Ralph Keller secretary
Of the Editorial UaOn who recently returned
scandinavian He
trying help Germany rebuild the
limiting production which might be
aggressive
when rebuild for the hand and
protect destructive invasion the other what and
permitted fabriCate7"
considering problems
Of that conclusion that they should be
united make all they everything they they
"A buIwark the threatening
the
| yesterday
friends today Together with fighting
Germany years fighting IA cold
a.
the go" everything
produce SLEEPY Eye Herald Dispatch sleepy N.Y." MINI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

W. wish could that anywhere in the United
Negro
corded white That
that fewer and fewer Negroes pervson
Justice WneSS the verdict in the trial the Trenton
l94s tried convicted anegedy
sentenced TO death But the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered
trial grounds Of legal The
immediately msta The third acquitted
sentenced two To life imprisonment These appeal
Communist upon
IT, The defended
supplied by the Civil Rights Congress- which supplemented the
defense But
the National Association Advancement
cIergymen
Liberties
himself satisfied
been saeguarded.
The should teach two lessons Where involved the
a justice
standards And where involved
citizens that those standards
progress unmistakably. Christian
Sole Monitor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Opposition To Bowling Alley

LeonArds Catholic church OF Mime
apola plans Clinton
the church Aside the
fsw blocks from another al
ready equipped paFuche school there to BE-
opposition the school unIoAS develops Ia to be Negro
school
win tremendous opposition to tho erection of
bowling block residential Bowling alleys
operated viii deprciatc
property both harmful and traffic nusanceE
a residential block such as AOth and Clinton,
Father Inrman h parish may comPnmcnted the
growth parish hut the build bowling alley
to riEhtful opposition
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

rherc people who sun Win dump The public
highways
We would like to call such dirty people dirty They
deserve IL II take low
beautiful lakes highways country
tract people by It's beauty When dump
purposes tho people who would hitter plumb
lazy wVl
Such people should be punished The
the We would
who os the highways punishment
setting the guilty parties picking
n" Of incidental
rhrrc a bottle about
the highway
hold refuse task cleaning which
the general public has distributed
would be accomplished GRAND Rapids MINI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22

Minneapolis hospitals the
hospital H patients
Accommodations This shameful and ndconabc policy
Negro pasnta whose sufficient ward and
multiple accommodations hospitals forced
uHwrn rule" TO the PrvHt" "ccomoda
tOnA
hospitals Negro patients protes, ncquty they
private accommodations
to discrimination in Is also type of bribery The practice
adds additional burdens the financial structure the already
burduAed budgets Of the average private hospital
Ts COS. Of Giving Negro patents private rooms at ward
ra eventually borne by al hospital PatlSStA The
pAsa and result In higher rates which b" charged
k - doors Of Tn" modern hospital with the trr""dOu"
Cosea IN lbor equipment and maintenance which such nstu
uona mnSt pay
To justify practice accommodating Negroes
ties wards hospital claimed
patients have objected to the of minority people in the
warts with them Since
room accommodations Those who want To enjoy the costly luxury
racial unObbey hospitals
oeSh wnE !" pay Tor IL II unfair to expect tho objects Of
discrimination To pay premium for some other patients
hgions prejudice
Most of the Minneapolis private hospitals operated by church
groupS EUup race
uced against Negro patients with
understand some of these prac
Jesus OF Nanar
a without discrimination In
hospitals operated by denominations
Since the community
Gil Human Relations herr
Of which reason
problem daily places
heavy unfair burden Negro community
seeks capitalization.
reasonable concatOry rather dis
graceful may be
hospital boards and then to the public boards
stand against discrimination.
possible newspaper settling problems
over the conference table but such efforts unproductv
sultA believes taking matter directly people
this has worked Wonders Very the ordinary
ahead in their thinking and fairness than administrators
Minneapolis private
fairness Of tho policies city
another of those which democratic principles
give erSdn's to enemy propaganda against nation and
credit TO the community
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
Indiefinq The KIan

Another solarpexus blow dealt the Ku Kux Khan last
when Federal Jury Dragon
Of Leesve s. C. The bill read against the Dragon
he jury
dered the cards
character conduct" Publisher Wilton
Hall and his newspaper, the Independent Daily Mail
II plainly evident throughout today growing
patience against organization
department placed the subversve healthy
which hope viii spread until Of mob violence
intimidation threats botted
land Of Democracy and Opportunity there
the Ku Klux Khan today We taxed to support
arbtrate justice and wrong
gbe depend the Khan their
lack the mentality TO independent judcous decisions
Temp World
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-06-22
POLL FINDINGS:
639o Of Minnesota citizens soy YES.
35% soy NO.. ~ DON'T KNOW.
What do you soy?

You don't have TO live on the MeSabi
Range TO say, Sure. the iron ore indus
Try helps my community" A the survey
shows, two out Of every three Mime
sotans vote" this way. while only one
tenth Of the states people live On or near
the iron ranges. How do yO1 benehtf-
DO you help support the SChOolsS The
iron ore industry helps, too - right IN
your community, More than 7S$ of the
school aids which your school sets from
interest on the state trust funds comes
from non oCe-ths royalties 90 state
oWned mines and the cccupaEioa tax
have contributed SISS,OoO. 900 toward
building Up those trust funds. and they
are still growing