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Evening star., 1952-07-23

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tGrounded out for Masterson in 9th.
washington -----,---- 600 600 000-0
Detroit -~---------- 100 600 00O-i
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fsd no,,,n ,i,napropo Stolen hase-Jensen.
ncn; Federofi to Berry to Dropo: Berry
TO- Federoff to Dropo; Lett on bases
on Masterson. s; oil trucks 3. strnci
out-By Masterson, 8; by Trucks, 10.
Run and earned run--Qff Masterson. III.
pitcherLMasterson t4-4). Time Of game
-1:46. Attendance-lS,TO6.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

JaveIin qualifying round, "a meters
(209 feet 1l.14 inches) to qualify. II
less than IL competitors fail to attain
Evening star., 1952-07-23
BY The Assoeiated Press

HELSINKI, July 23.-Following
are today's Olympic track and
field summaries:
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British Take Early Lead.

The British led by half length
after the first 500 meters, strok-
ing at a high 38 beat. But the
sturdy Czechs moved to the front
by a half length at the half way
(See ROWING Page CAY
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CONTINUED on Page C-3. Col. A.
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(see SUMMARIES, Page c-3.,
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AMERICAN.
NATIONAL.
ResuIfH YAtefdAy,

Bklyn., z; cinci., 9 (10
ins.) (n.).
n. p. 8: st. L., 2 tn.1.
Boston, s; Chi, 4 tn.).
Phila., Ifs; Pitts.
Al (t.-n.O,
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Tigers, l; Mats, O

Totals 20 "a 2 Totals ~ 427 8
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REALTOR.
SILVER SPRING
ATT 0nTN OG

S14,950-es05 DLsToN RID.
ige. expandable 2nd d. cheated,
do%n pir As5Sns 81 N Ss Ssn :xsssasS ssS
% i5s5sS si5.s5o&l1i u 2 THa9ER naIssPei pI.
Brick bungaiow featuring .liv. rm..
frepL. din; rm., KIT. 2 bedrms.
eonV. Biz: co On '0i Einey 0h srancR lncR "a a
$16,s50-163i BELVEDERE BLVD.
LIST time offered. 5-rm. brick bum
ssloE ssSt Wiz eiFDandaIs i0sn N1 2aa a. IL obD f1!
2SsTst dr.. follow w arrows. S; ave- Oh
$17.950-3o00 BLK. MccoMAs
New 5-rm. brick Cape Cod with ex-
Rasnl Randlable ..2 End aii: A. hy; rms ra;' bsmt;'
@ bricE rambler: 5 SIS Asiiss.e9e." pit.: 5le:at@i III
Ga. ave. on Plyers Mil rd.. right
on st. Margaret's way.
$50. 0.960-2l7 INDIAN sP0. DR.. .
D lse. rms, Ia baths; brick Colonial
tpowder rm; LIST ~; side porch,
tq fSsas Soaa fssp ba leSi 81 cSis.y. 81. SSo eS
s2s. .5oC@sos p 56s'iB sucRR1NdakM ueRSlne "a DIR.
oTnes. .bviider must sell this 7-rm..
Ia 11hSroath a bsdrps;l: brick Cape
Vacant. s5 900 down. d Dir: Dir: 81 tfi
ave). on Buckingham DIR.
SEA, 3,600-10201 FOREST GROVE
IN Forest Estates. 6-rm.. 1h-bath
brick Colonial on lge.. cor, level lot;
Al. .cond. Make an offer. Dir. !:
Right on Ga. ave. on August dr..
sS,s5o@ioaio 0 SUTHERLAND RID.
Northwood Park. 7-rm. brick Cape
God: bedrms.. bath. 1st and End
shady lot, 7Ox152. Open to offer,
Dir: on Colesville I'd, past -Four
Corners, left on Lorraine. right on
REEPS RPOc Cu ne1n|
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ESTATE

Beautiful English brick with taste
ful haa,T appointments ssns,oI sit1sted IN most
floor. den, powder. rm.. distinctive
din. rm. with vaulted ceilings. lge.
l!v. rm. with firepl., ONCE. lge. re-
cept: hall, flagstone porch; 2nd
a., 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths. many
rage; has 3 acres. Property is
best offer on the market. A must
for some one who wishes quiet
good taste with obvious quality.
offered ct this time ct Q very low
fgure. $50 800. Dir: Out Coles
vile I'd. .tRt. 29l, 8 miles from
Silver Spring. to Thomas dr., left 1
HOWARD r. scHAFER. WI. 544l
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BRICK RAMBLERS
OPEN u TO g.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
INDIAN ePEING XILL;ASE

# Sis #W1LLIHMsssURd DR..
Only 4 left; modern new homes, .
bedrms.. HOLLYWOOD tile bath. large
dc axe equipped kitcnens, concrete
porch. gas heat. Priced 70 sell ct
drive. HAMILTON REALTY CO..
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARk
Brick Colonial with 6 large rms.
large screened porch, full bsmt..
aluminium storm windows, kitchen
fully equip. Large f5uit cellar and
Sf' r o. Tn In plis. lGs sassl4$sSS Ssqs qs.cs (:
From D.. C. dviye out N, H. ave.
past University lane. left ct Oak
view dr.. right at Dilston rd. TO
Bernard T. Brosius, Realtor
SEI. 042O. Ewes, Mr.. Scott, SH. 5S6l.
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YOU
MODERN HOME

Seekers should see this very reason
able masterpiece Of comfortable hv-
ing represented by this very large
corner 6-rm.. 2la-bath brick home.
This house spells quality from its
huge liv rm; and adjoining but sep
kitchen with tile walls, stainless steel
sink and many built-in cupboards
and work tables, Tappan glass-door
gas range; adjoining the liv. rm. Is
. huge storage and clothes closet
with nice tile powder rm. House has
din. rm. n and Is Completely comp ~ caarpeted arr
on the 1st flr. with Wilton all-wool
earpeting. House also has built-in
draw drapeS and metal Venetian
blinds. a lovely private large porch
ad1oins the din. rn1. and q nice f1ag-
ftons x sm pat0 nee ofSsSns lsp v yeS 1rH shs
screen and built-in bookcases are
other liv. rm. features. The stair
rails to End flr, are decorated with
figured plate-glass inserts. Stairs.
hall and master bedrm. also have
bedrm. has extra large closet space
and built-in chests Of drawers; Q
large linen closets, beautiful tile bath
and Q large rallied sundeck complete
the 2nd flr; The hsmts has that
that You are iookinS. for. Adjoinins
roo; room i with kaandfo%se 1saaonDn ana auhSsg Ssy
feiEr: are insnlTaed IN sale. The ex-
carport entering i into the kitchen,
Reasonable price and terms. TO see
any time call HERREST & SONS,
Realtors, 515 Z. Capitol. Ii. S-O129.
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NEARBY SILVER SPRING

NEARBY SILVER SPRING
RAMBLERS
class and design f6r gracious iiyins.
this spacious rambler with large
living room with fireplace. large
dining room, beautiful all-electric
Kitchen, center hall entrance mas
ter esdr% With wntlort Hclly%o9d ". beth a.
2 more hedrms, Fun stairway to
large attic: full basement with at
tached 2-car garage. Built Of the
finest material with excellent work.
manship. Located on acre. more
or less. Builder owned. Can
BERNARD & KOZAK
sH. 6sss ia. a9ss
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OPEN SUNDAY, i TO S

Is Myrtle Ave-, Silver Spring
A most desirable 8 rm,, I1s bath brick
and stone house, excel. cond.. liv.
rm. with frepl., din. rm.. mod. kit.
2 bedrms. ana bath, screened porch,
lst A. End 4; finished into / lge.
bedrm. Plumbing avail. for addi-
tional bath. Full bsmt.. rec. rm..
oil h.-w.h... patio and barbecue pit.
double brick gar. located on beau
tiful Handicapped lots, lust l block
from 3 bus lines, 2 blocks to public
school and within walking distanLe Q
Price only $27, 500. excellent terms.
Owner will take back 1st trust In
amount Of $4,000. Z. s. PRICE &
CO.. 11301 Georgia ave-. LO. 6-123l.
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Valuable Corner Property
& RedrnnnS-S1l 76n

Modern ranch rambler. located on
beautifully wooded. corner lot. has
nS5ns rodm g SH .o,sD.d SPsn rasss SpSs eed
rooms and tiled bath; Y basement;
gas heat. Near Georgia ave. and
Forest Glen I'd. See this tremendous
bargain today. Cash dcwn S4.750.
To inspect. call Mr.. McGinniss.
FREDiEERRiicc;K W. BERENs SALES, INC.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. 5000
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s-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL

10417 HAYES AVE.
$16,500; worth many SS$$$ more
Living rm. with fireplace, din. rm
includes corner china closet. kit
with table space, automatic washer
3 bedrms. and bath and many closet,
on I'd floor. full bsmt. with prac,
tically complete pine-paneled room
Level lot with large shade trees
Anchor fencing, aluminium screeni
and storm windows throughout
Close to public and parochia
schools. Out Georgia ave. to Denni.
ave-. right to Hayes ave-. left Il
Open sign.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. KNo11I

241S HoMEsTEAD DRIVE
% repass, Ssiss use it LIVING sTo r Iaidoa Slsa
bedrms.. large studio-type bedrm.
upstairs, full hsrit. with recre. rm.,
workshop and outside entrance.
Many extras. Large Handicapped lot.
Out Georgia ave. to Dennis ave, left
to Douglas ave-. right to Homestead
DIR. and left to Open sign.
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NEW 3,BEDRooM RAMBLERs

1805-07 FLORIN ST.
Only two built. Best brick construc.
tion with plastered walls throughout
Living rm. with firepl. and dining
L." all-electric kit. 8 bedrms. ane
tiled bath. Attractive bsmt. witt
firepl. and large picture window fol
finishing recre. rm. Ground-leve
shade trees. Many extras. Close
tn pubic and parochial schools
Full price only S18,6OO. Out
Georgia ave. to Dennis ave, right
to Henley lane and left to Florir
and Open signs.
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BRICK RAMHLERs

Low DOWN PAYMENTS
For only q small amount Of SS$$S
invested. you can enjoy some Of The
HAVE GARAGES AND LEVEL Y.
ACRE LOTS! Large kit. .-din. COM
bination, equipped kit. with more
table space, 3 bedrms. with lighted
sliding door closets, tiled bath, many
extras. Attractive financing. Only
Georgis SE ave. to Arcoia M Ia ave. ave-. risht t
to Omen sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

CAPITOL VIEW PARK
l0O13 MENLO AVE.
$l2,950. A potential 4-bedrm. home.
.Fyr-.ettye Cape Cod wlsiI tWo lst-
door bedrms. and two partially IN
1947 and In excellent condition.
Full bsmt. with ground-level outside
entrance to 5Ox20O wooded lot.
Fully insulated, many extras included
here. Assume GI loan. Out Capt.
tol View ave. to Leafy st., right TO
Menlo, left to Open sign.
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CLOSE TO d. c. LINE

TAI BALTIMORE AVE.
An amazing value Just q stones throw
from Piney Branch I'd. and Phila-
slate roof. 1st floor contains large
entrance foyer, liv. rm. with fire-
place and side porch. huge din. rm.,
separate breakfast rm., large kit. and
tiled 1st-hoor powder rm.; 3 twin
sized bedrms. and Ia baths up
stairs Full bsnnt. with lavatory.
S22, $50. Out Piney Branch I'd.
from D. c. line to Philadelphia
ave, left "a block to Baltimore ave.
and Open sign. -
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HOUSES EoR sALE--Mp.
SAVE
$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$
ON THESE FINE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOMES
ALL OPEN
2-7 PM.

BUNGALOW ON 2M ACRES
Full price. $Y.500; In wooded area
rm. with attractive stone fireplace.
large kit. with refgr. and stove, Q
bedrmS. 40-ft. cinder block stable
on property. Good elevation, many
possibilities. Out New Hampshire
s.e. approximately IN miles past
University lane to Mt. Pisgah rd.,
right for short distance TO Avenel
rd.. left to Open sign.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6

OI GIN OONDA I TO /
500 MALCOLM DRIVE Sc.
This luxury Colonial home in lovely
Silver Spring area features lge.
liv. rm.. family din. rm., 3 nice
bedrms., powder rm. on 1st f.: tile
bath on 2nd; full bsmt. with Law. !:
wall to wall carpeting; back
screened-in porch: entr. on liv. rm.
At only $l9,S00. will sell fast. Dir:
North on Old Bladensburg rd., right
on Kimes st. to Malcolm dr., right
on Malcolm dr.. to house and open
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SILVER SPRING-$13.750

Ala E, MELBOURNE AVE.
This 2-bedrm. home with separate
9in rm. lull bsmt.. recr. rnl.; Q hlks.
on beautifully handicapped lot can
be yours for reasonably low down
payment. Dir: North on Old Bla-
densburg rd. to East Melbourne ave-,
left blk to 414 and open sign.
RARGATM &1 nm DOTITN
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BRICK RAMBLER-$12,50o
l21O7 GRANDVIEW AVE.
An immaculate 2-hedrm. home near
Wheaton shopping ON level lot. Pic
ture window In liv. rm., equipped
kitchen including automatic washer
plus attractive breakfast room. AS
sumo .G1 loan. Easy terms. Out
Georgia ave. to Weisman rd., left
to Grandview, right to Open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

120O7. DEWEY RD.. vIERs MILL
Owner has purchased q new home in
New. York and must sell tmmed. his
lovely 3-yr.-old. 2-bedrm. bungalow.
Features modern equipped kit, full
Of $4,000 win not last long. Dir:
Ga. ave. extended to Viers Mil rd
to Viers Mil Shopping Center, left
TO Dewey rd.. left to 120O7 and open
LAUREL REALTY co.
S72O Flower Ave- g. a. III RR7OOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Garfield, Chester A. Arthur and
Benjamin Harrison won their
stars in the Civil War.
Since 1892, in addition to the
eight campaigns between law
yers and generals, there have
been 81 elections in which law
yer faced lawyer.
Thus, in the final analysis,
Americans have gone to the polls
with only one possible alterna-
tive: general or lawyer, take your
choice. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

who beat lawyer Lewis Cass.
Lawyer James Buchanan
entered the White House after
defeating General John c. FIRE.
mont in 1856, and eight years
later lawyer Abraham Lincoln
won his second term over General
George B. Mcclellan. The gen.
erals turned the tables on the
lawyers in 1868 when Ulysses S.
Grant scored a victory over Hora-
ito Seymour, but the lawyers
won a qualified victory in 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

preSldent-generalS
we're lawyers as well
as soldiers. Andrew
Jackson, victor in
the Battle of New
Orleans, was not
only an attorney
but a judge of the
Supreme Court of
Tennessee. Lawyer
Franklin Pierce was
a brigadier-general in
the Mexican War and
lawyers Rutherford
B. Hayes, James A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
by Albert P. Blaustein

TT's part of the great American
IL tradition that any boy can
grow up to be president but, with
the exception of the 1928 cleo
ton, every one of the nations
Al presidential campaigns has
had a candidate who was either a
general or a man trained in the
law.
As far as statistics 60, only
five men who have sought resi-
dence in the White House have
been neither generals nor law
yers - and of those five only one
was elected. This occurred in
1928 when Herbert Hoover, The
Great Engineer" defeated bust
nessman-politician Alfred E.
Smith.
Next November's election
between General Dwight D.
Eisenhower and lawyer Adlai
Stevenson will mark the ninth
time that general has met lawyer
in the contest. And so far the
honors have been pretty even.
General George Washington,
of course, twice was the choice
over lawyer John Adams. In
1896 New York Surrogate Martin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

when Regular Army General
Winfield S. Hancock lost to law
yer-general James A. Garfield.
The only candidates for the
presidency who have neither
worn stars nor studied law, be-
sides Hoover, were unsuccessful
nominees Horace Greeley, James
G. Blaine, James Cox and Smith.
ilor-turned-politician Andrew
johnson became the 18th presi-
dent following the death of law
yer Lincoln, but he was never a
candidate for the Office.
He'd Ne No. e
If GOVERNOR STEVENSON takes
the oath as the 33rd president, he
will be the 23rd practicing attor-
ney to be chief executive. Three
others - Theodore Roosevelt,
Harding and Truman - studied
law but did not practice.
But the Republicans goal is to
see the eleventh general in the
White House, four of whom, like
Ike" were primarily military
men," These were Washington,
William Henry Harrison, Taylor
and Grant. All of the other six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Van Buren, defeated
the hero of the Indian
Wars, General Will
liam Henry Harrison.
Top Man
Bur in 1910 General
"Tippecanoe'' was
top man and Judge
Van Buren, returned
to the practice of the
law. In 1848 a general
was again victorious.
He was Mexican War
hero Zachary Taylor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

Either 60 to law school or join the
Army. Only one man who was neither
lawyer nor general ever got elected
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Cameo Whist and Canasta Tournament; The Cameo club
met Saturday evening March - at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Rufus Dodd 800 Carroll Ave The club welcomed their
ganiEaon new member Mrs Leoa Clark The club members
began their Whist aud CanaSa tournament this meeting II
will last for period of four meetings and there will be prizes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Wedding Bells: marriage license has been applied for by
Charles D. Greene of 5S Fremont Ave No. and Miss Mildred
l.. knoleS, also of the address.
Dinner Party: Mrs Lola Mae Gating, lO23l-2 Olson
Highway entertained Sunday, March 23 dinner party
her and his wife, Mr. and Mrs LaVerne Richardson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
Crowd Enjoys
Ermine Allen In
Soma Recital

An enthusiastic and attentive
audience listened To Ermine Hall
Allen at the ST. Thomas Episcopal
churCh's building fund annual
recital last Tuesday March 20. at
the Marshall High school auditor.
ium.
Mrs, Allen was In top form and
her rendition Of Ave Maria"
must for all cnntraltns. was on
par with that Of the noted Marion
Anderson,
Her lower tones were excellent
and despite her small stature her
volume was superb throughout the
whole evening
The singer wore n royal blue net
straplosS gown that had satin
bow in back and was sheercd In
front
Mary Downcy accompanied her
at the piano. She wore melon
colored net gown
Mrs Allen was called back for
three enCOres.
Ushcrs for the recital were from
the youth group Of the church.
They were Misses Roberta Jones,
Carlotta Doyle, ERrlcinc Neal,
Marion Jones and Robert c. An.
dersOn,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

birthday MI George Peters.
986 Bryant Ave No. observed his
6Oth birthday Tuesday, March %
with n small family celebration,
He received many cards from
friends.
Hobby Club The Friendly Hob.
by Club will have itS regular
monthly meeting Thursday, April
II In the Assembly Room II
Whcatley House The members
will enjoy n box lunch while they
are working on their various hob.
bites Miss Gloria Williams IN tho
groups leader. and Mrs Don Ia.
Faucette IL the membership chair.
man.
ConVaieacinE ~ Hom~: Mrs.
Ivy MaAscngiIl. 37I5 FIRM Ave.
So, who has been ~ for the past
month IL now feeling much better.
She IL able 90 b. up and around
and In seeing friends
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28

Call CccIl Mccoy At CEdaF
OO2a 10 place that Want Ad In tho
RECORDER.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28

20, at $50 p. m. The members win
discuss the regular business on
the agenda.
SOCiaIites: Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Session, 1898 Fifth Ave. So. were
hosts 10 the regular business
meeting Of the SoCiahte Club ia
their home. Sunday. March %. at
= p. m. Plans were discussed for
the Hard Times Party. to be given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Al
bert Mcclure, 1917 Firth St. So,
on Saturday evening. March 20.
MOdels Rehearse: The models
for the annual ST, Thomas Easter
style Revue viii rehearsc Sunday.
March 80. at 5 p. m. at the church.
Wedding shower: Mrs. Pearl
Mckinney S23 Fremont Ave. No.
was hostess at wedding shower
in honor OF her son, Kenneth Nc
Kinney's fiAnCe, Lanor Davis, Sun
day. March %. Guests included
Mrs. Geraldine Heron, Mrs, Char
lotte Davis, Mrs Helen Harris.
Mrs Barbara StrawdeT, Mrs.
Ruth MCQuerry. Mrs. Louise True.
Mrs Grace James, Mrs. Gertrude
Freeman. Mrs. Beatrice Stem
mons, Mrs Mable Hogan, Mrs.
Helen Phillips. Mrs, Adeline Ad-
ans, Mrs Zephyr Turner and Mrs.
Helen Robbins. The honoree re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Expecting: Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
BRAZIL. he's the wrestler. of sos
Fremont Ave. No, are expecting
an heir soon.
Surgery: Miss Mary Moss, 5l2
18th Ave. No. underwent minor
surgery at Fairview hospital Wed
nesday. March 20
Social wings Meet: The Social
Wings met at the home Of Mr..
Richard Stokes, 344l Fourth Ave
So. Sunday March 20 Election Of
officers was on the agendR, and
they are as follows: Miss Edna
Boone president, and Miss Har-
rict Hin. secretary-treasurer
Members include the Misses Geor-
ga Tate. Barbara Early, Ida Man
son. Colleen Moore. Edna Boone,
and Harriet Hin, and the Messrs
Richard Stokes. Ronald Judy,
Lannie Bergman, Floyd Manson,
and Kenneth Robinson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28

Suests were. MIS-, ana MIS-. James
Bobo. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted woodard
and Mrs. Ioleta Ampey.
California Vacation: Rev. J. c.
Virgins, 22O9 Fifth Ave. So. va
cationed four weeks in sunny
California. Some of the cities he
visited were Los Angeles, Rich
mond and San Francisco He re-
turned TO this city Tuesday. March
10.
Cocktail Party: The members OF
the st. Thomas Style Revue will
entertain themselves and guests
at a strictly after five" cocktail
party in the Admiral Room OF
the Radisscn Hotel. Wednesday
evening, April 26, about 9 p. m
We hear that II will be a rather
fabulous affair!
To Iowa: Mrs. l.. c. Harris, 273i
nth Ave. So, left the city Wed
nesday. March 20. for Davenport.
Iowa TO be- with her mother, Mrs
Grace Harper. who Is seriously
i'll. Another daughter, Miss Grace
Harper. 27l7 Clinton Ave. So. left
Monday morning. March 20, in or
der to be with her mother during
her illness.
Returns From Iowa: Mrs. Ava
Blackwell and son, Mark Edward
Is months. 1924 Fourth Ave. So.
returned from Des Moines. Iowa,
Saturday, March % They spent
two weeks with Mrs. Blackwelrs
mother and family.
UnO-ScOrei Mr., and Mrs. Curtis
Ewing will entertain the Uno-
Score club at their home, gil F.
22nd St. on Saturday evening
March 20. at 8 p. m.
UnO-ScOre Meets: Miss Jewell
Beck, 37O5 Fourth Ave. So. will
be hostess to the members OF the
Uno-Scorc Club, Saturday, March
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-03-28
Films ShoWiGs
Good Job Policies
Tues. NIGHT, April !

Two outstanding films on fair
employment viii be shown Tues
day evening. April at T;S0 p. m.
al the Unitarian auditorium. 300
Mt. Curve Ave, in Minneapolis,
These films, It's Good Bust
ness. made by the Illinois Cham
Der Of Commerce, and IL Can BE
Done" a production of the St
Louis Urban League, were on
ginaIly scheduled TO be shown
Feb. 10 but were postponed be-
cause Of a blizzard by the Joint
Committee for Educational OPP
portunity. sponsors Of the film,
Following the films there viii
be an open forum with Caroline
Barron. principal OF sheridan Jr,
high school acting as moderator
A panel composed Of persons
who are authorities in employ
ment and human relations win
answer questions from the aud
fence.
Panel members win be Joseph
Baker. president Of the Mime
apolis Association at Private EN-
ployment Agencies; Louis Erwin,
president OF District - IUE-CIO
and a member Of Wage StAbthEa-
ton board, region 7; Al Paonc,
chairman. Civil and Human
Rights committee. state AT Of l.;
Frank Eager. executive director.
Mayors Council on Human Rela-
tons: Wilfred c. Leland Jr. ex-
ecutive director. Minneapolis
FEPC; Phil KrIidenier, personnel
manager. Midland National Bank;
Shelton Granger. executive secre-
tary OF the Minneapolis Urban
League; Irwin Gladstein, eNeCu-
tive director, Minnesota Jewish
Council and John DtrNcles, C.PA.
IT'S Good Business" is a sound
slide film showing actual scenes
of several large and small com
panies around the Chicago area
that have successfully inteprRted
minority groups in these plants.
This film received nation wide
attention when II was first re-
leased. II was produced through
the cooperation Of business, labor.
church and civic interests in Him
dis.
1T Can BE Done" made by the
ST Louis Urban League, Is q doc
umcntary sound coloder movie
which demonstrates that inteErR-
ton Of Negroes into industry is
sound business. II shows that the
concept equal opportunity for
equal ability" can and does work
to the mutual benefit OF manage
mcnt and labor
This viii be the FIRST public
showing of these films in the Twin
Cities and there is no admission
charge
The public Ia invited.