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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14
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Ser 9ampf Inn oie Sfatifi5ierung
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-14
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Evening star., 1952-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1949 Chieftain "s" de luxe
4-dr. sedan: Hydra, r. and a.:
$4,000 actual miles. This one-ownerr
ear Is absolutely in perfect condi.
tHI lion =, IN every way: You may take
proyal without deposit. Si.295. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave-, WO.
PONTIAC 1s4e sedanette stream
liner; runs and drives like new car:
ROPER" 18th and r. i. ave. ne.
PREFECT 81 4-dr. sedan: black. red
lea leather ss, uphSlst.. htri; up to 35 mi.
ifLf & SANDERS. 'sn Wash.ss hsIsronses oIdest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50), ll14 Ver-
sTTbEBAkERR' HHbi sys; R'w 1881 Champion q 2ld,.
sedan; r. and h. and many extras.
5,69o actual miles; S1,495. jo.
siG6EsAKER 1851 Champion sta star
lite coupe, In new-car conditions:
3d.: Cd. radio and heater; S1,445. AID.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion aSdr.
immac; cond. in every way. You
Tor ar wtnSHs SHer depos e%n 81 b
BE BELL eoNno MOTORS. 5oI6 wis. ave.
sTGDEBxSSiERs. 1s4ss; variety l Of
color and body styles; sale price as
low as S495 and Auto Whoiesalers'
dOQ% protected money-oack guar
antee;; First payment January, 1853.
You'll find the car you want at
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1881
Bladensburg Rd. NE -
1851 Landcruiser Sc.
Gan; HydramaIic drive; r. and h.:
5000 miles; for quick sale: uvt.
owner; $1,000. WA, aS4S. Il
STUDEBAKER 1896 sedan; looks
good runs good: tires good. and il
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
TAUNUS 80 2-dr.; r. and h: black:
turn stgs.; UP to 35 mi. per gal:
$500; 2-day money-back guarantee:
4.month written guarantee. HILL q
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Deal
er (NA. 9S5OD, lila Vermont ave.
NV. -
WILLYS teep. 194s: in good condi-
ton; $3.50. Call SH. 44lO. COLES.
VILE AMOCo STATION. Colesville.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ABS. '49s. Variety of
color and body styles. Sale price
low as S595 and Auto wholesalers
1000 protected money-back guaran-
tee. First payment January. 1858.
xTTo x6ao MaothsAGEnsy nd ths yoY INc Eant 7s St
Bladensburg Rd. ne. II
PLYMOUTH iSsa,o 49 4.dr v..;.n, SEDAN: Blk
clean: s-day money-back trial. l.
month written guarantee. HILL &
dealer INA. $3.50. lila Vermont
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe A.
door sedan; eauipped; excellent
SSnd5ssa BRSs Sfss NC H. $40 f IEAEY us, ave- AVE
hRi oTi 1910 club cpe.; r, h..
Tsy. nsy tires; PVT. OWNER; $500. TU.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de IL luxe
4-dr.; heater directional signals;
ately @ l0m IN eond oThep thsoughOSt OSG
81. .39e JU. s-513I.
PLYMOUTH 81 4;dr. sedan: r. and
H.; jetr6lack s6nS finish; MS J 1MneT; neg-
TORS. 7a11 Georgia ave-. sH. M 3so4. S
PLYMOUTH 194s 4-dr. de luxe; one
ssg; Late Series serIess; s7sSoe.A SeAi SfRR sifsR
MOTOR CO. Ssoo 1000 Georgia ave.
c. 1857: 5SS?' never sold, mel never
titled; low miles: new warranty;
de luxe 4-dr.; Hydra Matte; So. .449.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. Wo.
PONTIAC 1850 chieftain "s" de
and h.. IIowner car that looks like
EssS ESQ. $3.50 Georgia ave. NV. UN.
eGSTii 40 chieftain. de luxe. s A.
aF %eass slseS mceoY eG5y f2tS Rofoss sSgn Nev lev
PoNTIAC 1913 streamiiner six sta
best ofisr. COS Little st.. Alex. so
ccond.. S160. for quick sale. AID.
saSlpDed si ag5s 9ss e. B. ssfanHssts hEHsY
JR;. 4 & BROS. INC. $40 wis. ave.
P6SriaG o0i HS5I; so Catalina de luxe; very
fSsS Bs iSS 6@B.r saslpSRs5 saSS5
On ic9; 1s4s chieftain "s" con conv.; :;
Hydra. r. and h., green f1nish. new
black top, Wv. tires; $4,000 actual
Iulico, Car 10 III lIiNldS. COIlu. III
every detail. You may take car
to your own mechanic for approval
without deposit; 81 ,395. BELL MO-
TORS, 5010 Wis. ave., WO. 5000
PONTIAC so Silver Streak 2-dr.. 25.-
600 mi, fully equipped; leaving
country: $l,395; Al cond. SH
1887. .
heater. Hydro, Matte: 5000 $500 iadsa: miies:
good cond.; 81 100. OIL. $3.50. Il
Evening star., 1952-12-01
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(continuedD (continuedJ

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
12-story oface bldg. 1346 Conn.
ave. NV. off1ces available. AID. 5000.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Three-rm. suite
on 1st f.; ideal for insur. agency,
union or natl. assoc. Also several
single Offices. Immed. occup. Reas.
rent. Call ST. $3.50. IS
SAVOY APIS. 2s04 14th st. NV
A very, nice 4-rm. suite in lobby,
LAWYER; $3.50 per mo. HENRY j.
RoBB. INC. 1924 VT. ave. NV.
SO6 r ST. N.W.-Entire End H.. 3
rms; and bath; remodeled for offices.
MaIoY ssadiG shGB B1 ess ssje sac NO JOSEPH p
10th AND < SITS; NV, !:3oo, SO; #.
14th AND EYE sTs. N.w.-e,oOO 50.
It. avail. Immediately on second
floor; now divided into 22 rooms.
may may Be subdIy!dsd; dv Can ca si MI H9l, I,s
s:kooM sSGhIrfs. ssYoi located at 18th and
Can Mr.. Holland. H: G. sMITHY
enc eG9 ANb ssf IKE kfSNEDY Il S SI N:wroo $sos @
suite II this areas only modern
contractor. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
SM1THY CO.. s11 18th st. NV.
sEVERxG EV iiGo SUITES OF ROOMS a avail.
statisr. rsnsins i3s from S 800 to to S6 :eo6
$500: Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
sM15aX sM Paoo co. s11 18th st. NV
WYATT wy FIJI GBSuiILDING-Air conditioned.
with all facilities: s275 mo. MR..
900 IseSs; So. 81 Fr. .'tSP OPEN SPACE. air
sssi.' send.' mGdern. 4tS new BIDS; $50 mo,
81 lisa ~ Xs2%ss: sss ;uss IT,. to isn K a.
MEDICAL OFFICE, occupied 2 years
by 2 physicians. 2nd-floor suite,
81 SS15 l5r 18th 3 aos st. NV. Call Ho. 5SS6s
PRIVATE K SiHi OFFICE OFFICE or desk space @1 for
rent: With or, without .secretarial
service. Excellent location. very
desirable for accountants, lawyer or
Sontraetor' 2sos Rhode Island aye aYo
.sS 1ith iii ST. NV. End and ard P frs !;
approx. 5000 SO. it.; laws; $3.50
mo-: Will divide: avail. Jan. l. MR..
GENSBERG. FIR. 44sS.
HYATTSVILLE
Professional bldg. corner Gallatin
and Baltimore ave; air-conditioned
Offices available; reasonable rent;
RAYMOND r. RUPERT. lo17 Tth
st NV. ST. s4s4. S
CHEVY CHASE. near Woodward's-
Modern Offices to be constructed
Register your interest now.
CARL G. RosINsK1 CO.. MA. 92S4
FURN. OR UNFURN.
bath. sos 10th st. .Aiss NV fVSt' AT conGi. DSS:
tioning optional. Ex. 1927. q
AIR-CONDITIONED
Downtown-Century Bldg. 412 9Th
st. NV; modern flreproof elevator
building; all services included in
reasonable rent; singles and suites.
CENTURY CO. Room 4O7. RE. 2294.
DOCTORS OFFICE OR
DAY NURSERY
Vic. approx 900 apts.. Silver sp.
area. Suite consists Of extra-ige.
rm.. SIN. rm.. diet kit. 2 bathrms..
for doctors ofices or nursery. Rent
al. SIPS per mo-. utils. incl. Tele-
phone ST. Till. Rental office. S619
Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Md.
Opposite Mayflower Hotel
Attractive 2nd floor ofices overlook
ing Conn. ave. APPROX: 1900 SO; IT.:
RE. s6ss. INQUIRE 1120-A Conn. ave.
-
Evening star., 1952-12-01

A DEALER FROM N. C
Paying big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 6S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44
Evening star., 1952-12-01
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE NEED LISTINGS
Apartments, stores. land and other
investment properties
AuERBACH CO.. DI. 6501, AID. S907
STORE AND WINDOW SPACE. Land
scape artist wants space, sell orig
inal oil paintings. Consignment
basis. DU. 31S3. 5
Evening star., 1952-12-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GEORGIA AyE.-KENNEDY ST. NV.
Corner brick bldg: $3.50 mo.
income; excellent business location.
$5.16O ANNUAL INCOME from four
tenants g stores and l apt.); an
nual operating expenses only
to brokers. Ma. 7772 anytime.
MINI. AVE, nr. Benning rd.-Va-
cant: commercial ground; $4,000
50. it.. fronting 1856 feet on MINI.
ave-; reasonably priced. excel. terms.
AARON PAULSON. Broker. GE. 1888
Evening star., 1952-12-01
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
TU. 1177.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS of all
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
A TOP PRICE for late model car. any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 Ga. ave. SH. 1904.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice. low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. RA. 1929.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 4S01.
PLYMOUTH 1949-50-51 Suburban
BETHESDA AUTO MART will pay
owner OPERATED fat trucks. to
haul building material. OF. 9273.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

10000 so. FIT. OF WAREHOUSE
space: brick fireproof bldg; cony.
s.w. Washington 50c per 50: It.
Call Mr.; Cassatt. ia. 6-6234 or
sToRaaGE RAGE sPAcE-part of heated
whse., approx. 3.4o0 So. IT,. new
bldg covered truck dock; railroad
siding; en- Mr.. BURT s165 v st. ne.
APfRoS. Ffi olSo1 ia,ooo so. FT.. edge OF
downtown area; main street. easy
access; elevator service: especially
suitable for consumers merchandise.
shoes. furniture. etc. or light mfg;
reas.: refs. Call Mr.. THOMAS,
5000 So. FIT. of second-hoor space
with ample elevated facilities: To-
Gated near 4th and N. Y. ave. ne;
reinforced concrete construction:
Call Mr. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO., Sl1 18th st. NV. ST. 5000.
$500 SO. FIT. of frst-1loor space. near
N. Y: ave. and rt. | ne; best suited
for dead storage, being q part Of a
larger warehouse. Call Mr. Holland
H. G.. SMITHY CO.. Sl1 18th st.
1899 14th ST. N.W.-Rear; ware
house. ] e stories; SS5 per mo. LUS-
TINE REALTY CO., 412 9Th st. NV.
REAR IA oog'; OF 1889 R. 1. AVE. N.w.-Ap-
prox. 5000 so. IT,; 2-story brick;
parking available; $3.50 mo. c..
ROBERT BOUCHER, ST. 7722. Il
Evening star., 1952-12-01
INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
LURIA BROS.
70 Wilson Blvd, IA. u

IL UNITS-Eniciency type. 18th st.
Highlands, near "crosstown" bus
line: $4,000 yearly income; det.
S2a3. VIZ l. +. r GRAVATTE. RealtoF,
cokSEk, c1SRs K St siNTr nT EH SHbS S76si lust be-
blvd; ideal for home and invest
ment, at SCI. 500. Ewes, Wo. 4s45.
j. LEO KOLB CO., MI. 2100. II
22,BOO-Modern, attrac. 4-family
brick in ne; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. ;
income; $3,314 per ". Exo S4oo;;
avss.. G. OIL or Ia. 1880. II
Evening star., 1952-12-01
TRAllERS

utility, wood box, As in.
by ~ in, with tarpaulin, bumper
hitch and license. IA. S-S9S3. Il
UTILITY TRAILER, A-ton body, SKI.
Guided; almost new. See between
3-5. Sat. and sun, ia. 5-6611. II
RADCO 194S 23 it.; seats 4; new
paint Job; SS95, cash or terms.
VIOLET TOURIST CAMP, 211 High
way, = mi. West of Fairfax. i
SPARTAN 1851; mod, toilet and
shower. See any time. Lot 140,
Woodley Hills CT, Route /. Il
Evening star., 1952-12-01

oLDsMoBILE 20 "es" Holiday spe.; /
2-tone blue finish; h;o. T. and h., Hydra,
mo4oR e6 50s$ Wssonsa GRo%s sys
oLDsMoBILEs as ASS. Variety
Of colors and body styles; Sale price
1000 protected money-back guar
antee. First payment January. 1858;
ASTo aS9 MaoERsAEERs. ahS ses LET y04 INC. isl
oEpsMoBIIE oTEiossnofBIifs 70 1872 e7s" club coupe;
radio, heater and Hydra-Matic., The
ing for. $685.. H. B. LEARY, JR..
4 BROS INC. 612o Wis. ave.
oL6s 80 :9s" sedan; radio. heater.
Hydra Matte drive, seat covers. orig
inal green finish, Immaculate con-
dition throughout; an IN, o9estandlne Ut 1M6
Chrysler plymouth (EM. 470s). 1890
OLDs 1915 cdr. sedan: r. and h.:
S695. Trade and terms. OLMSTEAD
MOTOR co, 5000 Wilson bivd,' Arl
PACKARD 1851 1900" sedan: radio.
heater, overdrive; immaculate; II
81 ,s95: H. B; LEARY. JR;. 4 BROS.
INC, 5120 Wis. ave. HO; 6012.
oondoD sa bsaG H0fs sssa rreen nees
Splendid tires. S379. terms; $13O dn:
ROPER, 18th and r. I. ave. ne. Il
PACKARD '4y CONVERTIBLE Super
49,: overdrive, radio, heater and
elec. windows; excel. condition. Dr.
rect from OWNER. Must SACRIFICE.
S1,345 or best offer. OR. 9121.
PACKARD 1850 2-dr. de luxe, r.
npa s,pa h.: tpTGTioS} gTneri 1000 orig; mi als
seeking fine car at reasonable
price, L.lis is it. Ceiling price
81 $40. our price S1,195. Why 1
paw more to get less. CAPITOL
MOTORS. Packard specialists. 1911 4
Georgia ave. SH. 1904.
motor recently overhauled: S495, $5
down. CAPITOL MOTORS, Pack
ard SPECIALISTS. 1911 Georgia ave.
PACKAR1 1s4s custom "sv sedan; |
radio. heater, directional signals. Il
seat covers. new tires, perfect con- 4
dition, cost new S4.2003 viii 6acri- Il
fee for 81 ,295: can finance; private 4
owner Phone during ofac hours. 4
PIYMoUTa is4s special de luxe
club coupe; excel. finish, Z and b.. Il
very clean; 1925. CAPITOL Ga
u,
Evening star., 1952-12-01
GARAGES

2-car garage in 1900
block Wis. ave. Ideal for storage.
Immediate occupancy: $40 mo.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. 1882 Wis.
PARKING SPACE for 8 cars on year
lease. 1922 N st. NV. .
Evening star., 1952-12-01
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

2nd TRUST. deferred purchase money.
$4,000, payable $40 no., SO; only
$1,000. RA. 341S. ls
Minneapolis spokesman., 1952-11-07

Be true according TO the camp
you visit.
The President apparently II not
being told the whole story.
Surrounding the President was
. smart military guard Of honor
made up Of Negro soldiers from
the 17sth RegimentaI Combat
Team Of the Illinois National
Guard.
The President in his eloquent
speech praisd Gov. Adlai Steven
son for issuing an executive order
requiring integration Of Negro
troops but the Illinois National
Guard has dragged its feet. To all
intents and purposes II IL still a
segregated state national guard
without Negro soldiers in any
white unit and without any appre-
ciable mixture OF whites in Ne
gro units
II our country IL 10 be the "ar-
senal Of democracy" we must
1rst practice II night here At
home-particulariy among the
fighting men who are bearing
arms 20 defend democracy.
Probably. the best Christmas
gin our American boys In uni
form here At home could receive
would Be the honest practice ot
Indignation and equal OppOrtuni-
ity in troop in the United States
a. well a. Il u said 10 b practic-
ed on the fighttnR front in Korea
The Negro people. Themselves
must work % So that lhtsgratl0H
does become . fact. and not DE-
pend upon an executive ordsi
alone 20 Do the job.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1952-11-07

MRu MAu spokesman stated In
threatening Irtters 20 settlers
that we viii kiII you IKE you are
numbering us today"
Kcnyaa population numbers
about $500. 900 natives and 10000
whites. The MAu MauH accuse the
whites ~ controlling almost all
~ the fertile lands In the high
lands of the colony. II was from
here that Queen Elizabeth flew
home upon the death Of her
father
The Mau Mau strength In un-
certain. But British officials say
there ls widespread fear that hRu
Mau members of the Kikuyu
tribe may be- organizing for a re-
volt In the last three days at
least 1000 Kikuyu tribeSmen
have trekked into the Jungle
mountain areas Of Western Ksnya
overlooking white towns and VII
lagos
The JunRls-cOvered mountains
between Mt Ksnya and the Great
RIt Valley are tracklsss and inAc-
ceaaible 10 all but men on foot.
Aerial observers said that tribes
men were hacking their way
through virgin Jungle with axes
| and mRchsteB.
In recent GkirmiHheH, whites
have not been the only victims OF
the Mau Mau. Hundreds Of police
and troops are still searching the
forest and reserve areas for the
alAyers of senior chief Nderi,
whose hacked up body was found
90 miles north of Nairobi.
British Spokeamen said the
slain chleftain was killed along
with an African and two native
policemen when they went 10 hall
a meeting Of about 500 Mau Mau
When they appeared at the meet
ing. said the Britlsher. they fire.
their guns into the air. partially
dispensing the tribe members
Then. very bravely but foolishly'
! CONTINUED on Page Four)
Minneapolis spokesman., 1952-11-07


The MRu MAu tsrr0rlHtH. whom
whites say IL led by the now ban
iahsd JOmr KsnyattA. has been
blamed for IJ deaths. ~ attempt
81 murders and ~ hut burnlnES In
recent weeks
Their membership IL drawn
from the 900. 900 strong Kikuyu
tribe Members are pledged To
drive the White Bsttlsr'' from
African soils.
Ksnyatta. whose people call
him burning spear, was arrest
ed last week M tho police swoOp-
I'd dawn on approximately 1900
Africans In EAirobi. over 1000
were arrested for questioning
KsnyattA IL chief of the Ksnya
African Union. which IN almost
the only legal native political or
ganiZati0n. It's objective " Ia
unite all Africans into n single
nation.
Hn claims that ne was arrested
not because Of MAu hau, but
merely 10 quash the African or
ganlEatiOn he heads.
with the new terror uprising
Britain nav faces three distinct
crisis In Africa today
] Race hatred
2 Labor Unrest
3. Political uphrRvRl farlng In
South Africa. East African col
onisS and Ksnya
Here are the facts:
In B0uth Africa, for the firs'
time In recent history. a native
mob unIeashed its hatred against
whites. killing and burning ~
they went. In Northern Rhodesia'l
vital copper mines. $1,000 Esgr'
workers d0wnsd their tools fOl
more money and the right 10 d
more skilled work.
But In Kenya. on the East Afrt
ca SeabOard. the Mau Mau secTe
sOciety several weeks ago be
gan pilARinR villages and town
inhabited by white settlers In Al
effort 10 rid Africa Of the whites
Minneapolis spokesman., 1952-11-07
SHEIToN GRANGER
EXPLAINS POSITION

Shelton B. Granger. executive
secretary OF the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League issued a statement to
the daily press Nov. I. in which he
said he did not authorize the ap.
pearance Of his name in n adver-
tiRement In the Minneapolis
Spokesman which endorsed Adlai
Stevenson and the state DFL ticket.
Granger followed his statement
to the Newspaper with a mimeo-
graphed report 10 the Urban Lea
que membership which amplfied
his position as set forth in the
daily newspaper account.
Granger criticized the person
or persons" responsible for using
his name without his authorize
ton. He indicated he thought
highly Of Stevenson but did not
favor SparkmAn.
Howard Bennett. Minneapolis
attorney who chairmRnned the
group which signed the advertise
ment in question said he had
apologiZed to Mr. Granger.
Bennett said the failure IN OBJ
tain Changers consent was an
oversight occasioned by the fact
that the nd was prepared hurried
ly at the l1th hour. The attorney
also said Granger had previously
agreed 10 serve on 4 Stevenson
volunteer committee.
The ad In question made m
reference 10 GrangeTs official
title or the work in which he IA
engaged
Minneapolis spokesman., 1952-11-07

"Wednesday at noon the General
had apparently carried 30 OF the
Is Statos Of the union in q
smashing victory,
While reports indicate Eiacn-
hover will not have - republican
controlled Congrpaa, he may have
for n period. tho informal Ropub-
Ilcan- -pixiecrat coalition which
has controlled congressional ac-
ton during the past two sessions
and successfully hamStrung tho
Truman program.
Early reports that Stevenson
received ~ percent Of tho Negro
vntc In tho big cities of tho north
and south m was predicted
Despite being on the losing side.
It IL expected that Negro -Amcri
cans will become n greater factor
In u =, politics than ever before
because Of tho breaking of the
solid south which may mean that
section from now nn will be n
two party area with parties fight
Ing for every single vote,
Negro South CArollAnA voting
with the regular Democrats Kept
that state In the StevenAon col
umn despite the bid of Gov.
James J. Byrncs, DlNiocrat leader,
They helped keep Georgia,
Alabama. Kentucky. Louisiana,
North Carolina and West Virginia
for tho Democratic ticket
In the future II In expected
that both parties will have ap-
pealed 20 these voters In tho south
whore over 100000 Negro
AWtflChlA NDteh
Democrats In those states who
formerly kept Negroes from vot-
ing will now need this vote 10 re-
main In power In state elections
because the OOP IA out % build
ita newly won strength In these
areas.
Jimmy Griffin. only Minnesota
Negro candidate for office lost
again Ia Anthony POdEorHki, for
the Legislature from the 5sth dis
trict south IN IT. Paul.
Reports from Twin city pre-
cinctA where AN apprciable mum
ber Of Negro citizens voted In