davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
Eastern Stars To,
Sponsor Dinner.

The Mount Olive Crond Chop
ter Of the Order Of Eastern Stur
is sponsoring their second ON
nUoI Dinner on November at
the PhyIiss WheotIey Center,
1885 Eost jefferson street.
Serving will start at II noon
and will continue into the even
ing. The Arizona Citizens Club,
q non-portison organization is
arranging a program Of many
prominent citizens, Bishop Ken
bricks; St. Johns Temple Of
Truth Singers, and Joe B. Al
lens SoIt River Valley Singers,
to start at 8 pm.
Dinners ore $1.00 and will
be delivered. Advonce orders
will be taken by calling Mrs.
Jackson at AL 1926, Mrs. Mel
son, AL 2-18o8 or Mrs. Walden,
2-4625, evenings.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24

he went to the Democratic Nation
al Convention in Chicago as a pri-
vate citizen and the editor of a
Southern newspaper!
He spoke out-not for his Glen
tele-but for himself :. for thOus-
ands of emancipated white and
colored young people in the South
and everywhere. He spoke out be-
cause he knows that whereas the
passage of law cannot change
the attitude of the reactionary, it
can stiffen the backbone of the
many who give lip service to the
status quo merely because they
lack the exceptional courage neces-
sary to run counter to the ingrained
mores and the accepted code Of
their fathers, thus allowing others
to do their thinking for them and
to dictate their action!
This was a courageous stand
which Aubrey Williams took with
the Platform Committee of the
Democratic National Convention.
No political expendiency here, but
real fighting stand which COM
mands respect and appreciation
and will ultimately win!
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
c H A R M
BY Lou LuTOur

New York, (GlobaD Time to
speak about those awful looking
finger nails on some of the folk
who like to think they are well
dressed. To be we'll dressed, no
matter how chic the costume, nor
how becoming the hairstyle, the
really charming lady sees to it that
her nails are also we'll groomed.
Do take time out to have that
weekly manicure from profess
sional manicurist and see to it that
your hands and finger nails always
look just as good as your face and
as good as you look in your clothes.
Eut perhaps you don't have a
manicurist nearby, and you can't
make weekly visit. You still can
have lovely finger nails. First of
all, your cuticles can be kept in
excellent condition if you will re-
member to push them back gently
with your towel each time you dry
your hands. Then apply cold cream
or hand lotion to keep the fingers
we'll oileH and soft. You can learn
to shape your nails with an emery
board and you can also learn to
apply polish. However, if you do
your own nails, stick to the paler
shades. After all, onT your mani
curist can give you really profess
sional job, and the brighter shades
of polish will show up any irregu-
larities in your application.
Then, when you do make your
periodic visit to the manicurist, you
can have the more brilliant shades
applied as only professional mani
curist can do it.
Just one parting word: When
your polish begins to peel, do use
good oily nail polish remover
and whisk off the rest of the polish
and either go back to your mani
curist, or apply a fresh coat your
self Nothing looks worse than
cracked or nicked nail polish-and
it is SO unnecessary!
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
hooking At The
Social Scene
BY Cecilia Cabaniss Saunders

New York, (GlobaD Much has
been written about speeches, per-
sonalities, platforms of the two ma
tional conventions called in Chi
cago to name their candidates for
President and Vice-President of the
United States. But one of the most
socially significant events to the
Negro group has received too little
mention, either from the daily or
weekly press, viz, the appearance of
Aubrey Williams, editor of the
Southern Farmer at the Democratic
National convention as representa-
tive and president of the Southern
Conference Educational Fund, with
the view of getting strong Civil
Rights plank in the Democratic
platform.
1t is true, several other people
worked to this end, but no white
Southerner, born and reared in the
deep South, as was Aubrey Will
1iams. This required a type of
courage little known in our day; it
represented the hard way!
=. Said Aubrey Williams, speaking
to the Platform Committee of the
Democratic Party in Chicago, II am
a Southerner, born and reared in
Alabama. have long since come
to the conclusion that the only way
we will ever be able to give those
members of the Negro race who
are qualifid a chance to secure de-
cent employment is through a law,
and l have had to reluctantly come
to the conclusion that no Southern
state will pass such a law. A Fed
eral law is the answer. 1t is the
only answer That is the proper
way. That is what we have govern
ynent for in the first place. This
violation of the rights of these peo-
pie should be treated the same as
a violation of any rights. Laws
should be enacted, designed to put
an end to such violations. These vio
latons are just as real as going into
a mans home and stealing his prop
erty. For when a person spends
years in acquiring skill and is
then arbitrarily denied the right
to use that skill for his and his
family's benefit, some one is steal
ing from that person just as surely
as if they had picked his pocket"
Certainly those of us who worked
with Aubrey Williams during the
depression are not surprised at
these strong words coming from
him; we knew him as the courage
Gus head of the NYA and learned
to respect him as an outstanding
exponent of democracy for all peo-
pie But the NYA was govern
ment-sponsored agency, when a
desperate situation demanded des-
perate remedies and he spoke Eek
cathredra" from Washington, but
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
AIpho Kappa
A1pho Activities

Soror Char1esetta Banks was the
charming and gracious hostess, TO
the October sorority meeting held IN
the superb, beautiful and colorful
South Conference room of the New
Phoenix Public Library, located
on Central and Mcdowell The fash
ionably dressed Sorors enjoyed the
atmosphere and the delicious and
attractively prepared food served
by the hostess.
Mrs. E. E. Mott, president of the
Women's League of Voters, spoke
informally on the "Know Your
Candidate" and vote. A question
period enabled Sorors to become
familiar with the qualifications of
their respective legislative candi-
dates as we'll as those aspiring for
national office.
The program planning committee
reported on an outline of activities
and projects that will be under
taken this year by the sorority. The
health project will be the Juvenile
Children's Home. Reports were al
so given by the chairman on the
American Council on H u m n
Rights, interest group, and fund
raising project.
The fund raising project will be,
a play, Claudia" to be presented
in the Carver High school audi
torium the first week in December.
The hostess for the next meet
ing which will be in November will
be Soror Clendolyn Corbin.
Use The Classified Ads
For Quick Results
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
Blue Stur
Mothers To Meet

The Blue Star Mothers of Ameri-
ca will hold their regular monthly
meeting Thursday, Oct. 30, at the
Phoenix Christian Center, 1905 e.
Washington ST., at 7:3O pm.
Mrs. Roberta Myers, president,
has returned from the convention
held at Long Beach, Calf. She will
make her report at this meeting.
All members are urged to attend.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24

Mrs. Mary Grant, 1149 E. Coco
pah street, left this week for New
Orleans, La, on a business trip.
She will return in about Is days.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS

Coll your news into the office before
Wednesday S P.M = Phone AL 3-3o82
Evening star., 1952-11-06
peter j. hagan
CUSTOM HOME OFFERINGS
NEAR NAVAL. 0RDNANcr IAn

NEAR NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB.
ONE HALF ACRE
Cape Cod on Riggs rd. today. You
viii marvel at its honey liv. rm.
with fireplace, the comfortable den,
and the conven. of its / u baths.
There Is full bsmt at eround level,
Just right for your rec. rm., ONCE or
an apt. Keep yourself and your car
garage. Very desirable location.
Priced at S1S.950 with attractive
terms.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HOUSES WTp. 10 BUY tcent.l

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your property. Free
sppraisals. Cali MR.. KITCHENS
st. 1858; evenings. LA. 6-0SO6.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS
For houses in all sections Of d. C.
and nearby Md. and Va. No charge
for our appraisal. Over so years
service.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. O352
Ewes, KE. 3-5655
Cash OR TRADE FOR YOUR HOME
PARK ROAD HOUSING
DE. l7lO. vi. 4765. -S
Evening star., 1952-11-06

PARK IN CLARENDON
S-rocm once suite with pvt lavatory
Parking S115 month. Ideal fol
physician.
Lyon Properties, Inc.
ia, 2.: 2.7o71, g, $3.50
Evening star., 1952-11-06
VICINITY 18th AND F
27x1OO or win Lease
8. s. BROWN, MA. $40 -S
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

nth AND M STs. s.E.-Across from
prox 1894, ceiling 10 IT,: ideal
FOR. electrician, plumber. workshop,
distributor, auto repair; GEORGE
8. KING CO, LU. 4-2501. ~.
NORTH ARLINGTON. . few blocks
on Key Bridge-Approx. $4,000 So.
IT,, 232-ft. frontage. VIII lease In
part or whole; 3 driveways: entire
area surfaced and well-lighted: 4
stucco work bays, large ONCE. very
modern. win build to suit tenant.
A good location for any type bust.
ness. Heavy trafdc count, Adjacent
TO new Rosslyn. post ONCE. 1910
f. Myer dr.. IA. 8-s57S or IA.
CHHv1Yv CIsv1vi CHASE ARCADE. $500 Conn.
ave. NV, available Jan. /. 1855
Store, 20x4O, with full bsmt.: ideal
location for radio and television.
DW. II. JONES 4 CO., INC, $3.50
Conn. ave. n.w.,. WO. $500.
SO18 9Th ST. N.E.-Arprox. 5000
%. IT,, on 2nd mr.; 2nd commercial;
loading platform In r.; immed. oe-
BERNsTEIN q CO., iz15 x St. NV
lbs Us fA2e. Eye 81. n.w.-a ls.. rms.
excel. for LIST commercial store. doc
tors on, etc.; immed. occup. To
inspect, call NE. 5400, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN q CO.. 14l6 K st. NV.
2316 n ST. N.W.-First commercial.
small brick house. sos per month.
as Is; win rive lease. B. r. SAUL
Co. MA. 200.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTOR with 100000 cash can
Of which approx. "a viii be annual
increase in equity after expenses,
depreciation. insurance. r; e. taxes
houses. Centrally % located. b. C.: well
rented, tenants pay all utilities. For
details, call ME. 0079.
family nat; excellent rental area;
income APPROX. $3. 400 yr. Price,
yestmsnt st B Bldg. RE. 2747. -7os
ass6. ssh 81 '.f; SA' siSs 200 mo- income; only
FOUR-UNIT BRICK, Va. one-bedrm
apt. Excel rental area. NO CON-
TEOLS assures log cash return.
600; ewes. JE. 3-3023. %
FOUR-UNIT, near 18th and Columbia
rd. Furn; Fully rented all time
Fine cond. Garage. Income, $4,000;
only $27,50Q; easy terms, or take
lots or smaller prop. in trade. Bro
kers invited. Call BURTON. sH
OFFICE BLDG. downtown; leased II
VI. $4,000. MR.. cox. Me. 1900.
THREE NEW BRICK. 4-famiiy fats
tenants pay utilities. Income, S3, 500
Price, $2S,500. Attractive bldgs., vel
located. Call Mr.. Measell, OR. 1000
LEGUM & GERBER, Realtors, 331i
Connecticut ave. NV. -
APTS.,. STORES. LOTS needed fol
our clients. AUERBACH q CO.. DI
6501. AID. 6907.
APARTMENT HOUSE-Less than ,
times the rental; $4,000 cash
subject to $350.000 mortgage. Well.
located In the Northwest section
close-in. Call Jos. c. Zirkle, ST
24OO or XII. 9-909S. PHILLIPS
CANDY & FULLER. INC.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont }
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH
HOW MANY TIMES

Have YOU said, wish / owned a q
beorm. brick bungalow on an indi-
yiduai lot inst of Lee hwy. and mr..
Glebe? Only l0-minute drive to
D. C.. It has sep. din. rm., day
light bsmt., stairway to expan. attic,
at amazing low price Of S14.95O and
$500 cash. Here is your chance
to make a dream come true, Call
OW 1000 at nnca
Evening star., 1952-11-06
STORES FOR RENT (cent.)

pancy. 1914 9th st. NV; suitable
Pan1PP P'Hf 'HfERsecHESI. RE. % eosssa.M NM
NEAR NAVY YARD-Lge. corner
!. for valet n shop . shoe repair; Ssliss; ca
co INC. NE. 866s. q
SHOPPING CENTER IN MD. needs
barber shop, delicatessen. baby and
SoS sSsspty so oshPR r. ST. sfoSa a. VIII SaSq fun base.
ment at corner Of Texas and Chap
Gated bet. .Aristo Cleaners and Acme
Super Market. Suitable for children s
wear. beauty parlor. hardware, etc.
See Mr.: Norris, WEAvERS' BROS.
INC. DI. S310.
s.s .a r. pas ayf sSS l. .tSsss: 1soo
active business section; display win
dow; immed. occup. WOODWARD
q NORRIS, 72S goth st. n.w.. RE.
HOO 1.s ST. Nw.-corner store:
rSt snGW WindoT .HprSGs 1sxa4; 9oT
SERNsJS1N 4 Co. 1415 K st &. NV, w.
STORE T5i atSEi WITH SODA FOUNTAIN. ia.
bles: booths: cash registers. meat
fectionery and delicatessen. Rent
includes all fixtures. TO. 6s37. IS
1916 9th ST. N.W.--Approx l5x24:
plate glass show window; add. rm. in
rear; fiuor. lights; immed. occup.;
500 mo. To inspect. call LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. l415 K st. NV.
GH6RGETowN--M M6i GHSUi st. store .nt
rms. above, for any business use
Also store on Rhode Island ave. ne
for grocery with rms. above. Oper
your own store without buying goot
vii. ,aAUERBAcH d CO.. DI. 6bO1
,ss g. 18th ST. NV, near o-stor,
and 2 floors; nice front; xoot
trafac: low rent. d.. S724. ewes.
MIR. PERRY. OIL. 0947. %
$3.50 N. WASHINGTON BLVD, Ar.
linGton--.Two large once rooms ap.
prox. 500. 50. it.. washroom: In
Westover shopping center; S75 mo.
immediate occupancy. D1. 7740
ewes, wi. 1914.
BRIGHTWOOD-GA. AVE
Top business location, marking for Z
Evening star., 1952-11-06
NEAR MD. UNIVERSITY

NEAR MD. UNIVERSITY
Spacious new brick Cape Cod built
with you in mind. Its picture win
dow looks in on roomy liv. rm.
with floor r-to-ceiling fireplace. Separ.
oin. rm;, lge. kit. bedrm, and full
and full tiled bath end n. Daylight
bsInt. with built-in garage. Taste
fully decorated. You must see this
home to realize the bargain it is at
only S1S,950.
We have a large selection OF homes
IN ell price ranges. so why not call
US now. Remember, you name it,
we'll find it.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Falls Church-S14.OOO

Is a second-class city now, and still
growing. An original owner Is
most competitive price: liv. rm. with
flrepl., equip. kit. . bedrms,, tiled
bath; full bsmt. with rec. rm., stair
wav to End fl. for expansion; q
rear scr. porch. a picket fence. q
dishwasher, are only some. Of the
extras: l blk. to theater. bus and
stores; poss. by THANKSGIVING. This
is an excel. buy. Call OW. 5000 at
Evening star., 1952-11-06
EARLY BIRDS

Read this over. It is the earnest
early buyers who usually pick up
should offer q real opportunity to
get the best value IN town. At
SIS $50 YOU get q new :S-bedrm.
ANTIQUE brick rambler; sep. din. rm,
super kit. with breakfast nook; full
bsmt.;. walk to new st. James
shops; S13. 0O0-Si4, 900 list trust
available. Call OW. 5000 now.
Evening star., 1952-11-06

q HARRIS. 81. 1855. 81. zoos.
BEAUTIFUL H0MESTTE, acrs-plus:
MONTGOMERY County, 8 miles 3. q.
Reasonable terms. WI. 63S2. a
RAMBLER ,SlTES-S50 down; lOO,x
zoo; Colesyille I'd. deyelopmsnt.
si6oS vsl RA s2s15Hs 2s5S .7s. Ms sS oH Ssf S5is
BURNING TREE EsrATE-rn The
4 to acres. from Sa.8isI Sa.1SSI. 'sSGi Out
sos sso6ssf':S su ''Ea ala' y 's :'. :s1 5o s9s siss
SHERWOOD FoREsr--rn .hs coi...
vile area. Acre estates from 81 300.
sstrssts now being paved, EOBIN-
NEARBY MD.-h-acre lots, $3.50 up.
up. Cali BURTON. sa.% % 7o5s. 'oOS Ms
ROCK CREEK HILLS. Kensinston,
Mo. Corner rambler lot, contain.
inE 10000 q. IT,. one Of the hiehest
sMfTHyxa Co. S sl1 AI1aSa' dssS ct. a. nv: e:
iIAISSfTiSSkNE- TSIE sSgssr ,e.. 10 zoos
81 Res Wheaton. Of, Areo,. az ay..;
o. 0947, JU: S-eb27. -D
sh acres: 137 units. Eastpines.
MS hiycrSsls g :lr rd. and nsv Baltimore:
Syis.d yss. m sSa5 Ssss FRcbrs4ss: ssn ::
rWO eUfLDiNG LOTs, corner. l7ol
snd .an.Si. S1Os 10y, 5cEa ne. ave. n;w. VERY 5ss-
MARSHAII, Z. WipIE co Resioy.
E1Sz-izg1o 1ZSz lzs6 &. NV: 6I SSie, 80.
b RSssvsS Ro%s. fesSs Sz srisS scntelssa As:drp e.
IL IL !s 4 % s.s.l ss .!s..| s.es At
EPSR4 tsllslss sAiGAkESI Fl lriIfzIa.s aiIhzas new csep.
hemIocEs. OAKS and mountain laurel.
q acres. SIS. 900. Additional acreage.
OWNER. NO. O767. 10
LAND. any size and type. anywhere,
fs%S1sl lesisssHsn. GxsGT y. IgEoRifFssI.. gfFs. ...isc
- BUnDKRs AITENTIoN
1BQ lots with streets on Grade. 81.
$sS. 900 cash; excellent Wheaton ic-
cation. Sever 9nd ystsr avail
ssslcso; !sss.a Meshf1t s.. E4ss99.w e.
460nftnue6 on Next BA8o1
Evening star., 1952-11-06
A REAL VALUE

Is this handsome detached 1S-unit
apt. bldg. only q few yrs. old and
in fine NV. location. All apts. are
well arranged, spacious, have the
best OF equipment and the bldg. has
built-in incinerator, oil heat, etc
Income at modest rents over Sl6,.
goo yearly. Well financed and priced
be considered. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
l420 K st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1911
Evening star., 1952-11-06
BRANDON VILLAGE

o1eA4NOA1N V4L1TA1C
Is within walking dist. to Hecht's.
Buckingham, schools and churches,
and the home we have is truly
value. Foyer entr..- well-propor-
toned liv. rm. with firepl.. family
size din. rm., kit. .lge. enough for
breakfast set; sep. bsmt.; 5 bedrms.
and bath on Ind H.; big, pvt. scr
porch: deep, level lot. Navy trans
fer necessitates sale. =. This will 60
quickly at $16,950. Call immedi-
ately. OW. 5000.
Wash. Golf & C'try Club
Is not too far from this l-year-old
custom-built Colonial brick home.
True centeT-hall entr., 26x15 liv.
rm.. real cheerful din. rm. with bay
window overlooking very pvt. yard;
sep. mod. kit, powder rm. and lge.
panied den complete 1st A.; 8 big
bedrms. on end a. powder rm. in
mastery; stairway to tremendous
attic: beautiful bright bsmt. COM
pletely asphalt tiled; almost Ia
acre lot: $500 down will handle
to qualified purchaser. This home
must be seen to be appreciated. For
appt to inspect, call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
i763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe, OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-07-01

Get the best convention picture in town! Lighted
channel knob Phono lin Green and plaid
leatherete cabinet Easily adaptable to UHF aDae151s
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-20

PROUD PAREN
Sgt. and Mrs Louis Roberts
are proud parents Of a son, at
Chanute,. I'll.
coo
CORRECTION.
The nephew Of Mrs + N m a
Wells of North Poplar St. Passed
in La. recently \ M Howel
Crump.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Citizens Meetinqs This Week

Eleven more citizens associa-
tions open their season this
week, all except one returning
to their regular place, and all but
one meeting on their regular date.
Burleith. not due to assemble
until October, has called a spe-
cial meeting tomorrow to hear
a plea from the House of the
Good Shepherd. The convent at
Reservoir road and Thirty sixth
|street-which has aroused neigh
borhood controversy before
wants to expand its facilities and
lis seeking citizen support. It's re-
quest will be heard next week by
the Board of Zoning Adjustment,
which has refused similar re-
quests in the past.
Bradbury Heights will move to
the Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church, Bowen and Ridge roads
Sc, on Wednesday. Their for
mer home, Davis School, has been
denied them this year because of
cuts in recreation department
funds.
The Chevy Chase group will
hear a talk on preventive medi-
cine tomorrow night by DR.. Proc
tor Harvey. Georgetown Univers-
ity Hospital cardiologist.
Several groups will hold elec-
tions. Many plan to discuss such
recent developments as charges of
wasted space in District schools
and continued closed meeting
by the Citizens Advisory Council.
All meetings begin at pm. un-
less otherwise noted. This weeks
schedule:
Tomorrow.
Burleith-Gordon Junior High
School. Thirty-fifth and T streets
NV.
Chevy Chase - Chevy Chase
Community Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street NV.
Chillum HeightS-Luther Rice
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Memorial Baptist Church Chapel
5315 North Capitol street.
Fort Davis-Ryland Methods
Church, Branch avenue and
street Sc.
Lincoln Park-Epworth Meth
odist Church, Thirteenth stree
and North Carolina avenue NE.
Shepherd Park Shepherd
School, Fourteenth street ane
Kalmia road NV. 8:15 pm.
Tuesday.
Anacostia-Anacostia Methodist
Church Social Hall. Fourteenth
and U streets Sc.
PetWorth - Barnard School
Fourth and Decatur streets NV
Lamond HeightS-Ch Christian Re-
formed Church, SOIL New Hamp.
shire avenue NE.
Wednesday.
Bradbury Heights - Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church, Bowen
and Ridge roads Sc.
Friendship Heights Janney
School, Wisconsin avenue and AL
bemarle street NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Dunn to Head DAV Drive

Donald H. Dunn has been ap-
pointed chairman of the annual
Forget-Me-Not Drive Of the Dis
abled American Veterans. 1t was
announced today. The drive will
be held in Washington September
| 20 through September 27.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }
Ida M. Freeman, SS, 1851 Brentwood road
}amsS; lanes, v: @ ssvsgs. M sz s., ga I street NV.
Martha 8; Thomson. 80, 2701 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Mary Piersol. ST.. 49, Washington, D. c.
Anne Pasco. 81, 40S 4th street NE
Ed%ard ward y "; ~ wschottroff' 66' 1901 Arsonne
william +. Wolhey. 65. 1889 18th street
Martin H; Kendrick. a. 4312 Garrison
street NV
Warren r: Haley. 5, Hillside. Md.
Paulette Vemeyer, 8 days. 1495 Newton
1nfanf ssrset nsaw INV. d.v, w..,,nr.,.
Infant Fairbanks, Q days Arlington, va.
Infant Fitzpatrick. 5 hours, 394l Penn
Sylvan1a avenue s. Z.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
4!Gz1n 4G?nsbu,ghS
7th. 9th AND E STREETS N.W.-NA $500
ANGEL TREADS .BY BA

Feet burning and tired when you home at night?
Just slip into your Angel Treods It's like floating inches
above the fIoor-for your feet will be cushioned with
the thousands of oir bubbles bedded in the buoyont
foam rubber soIes! Elastic nstep erippers keep your
Angel treods on frmN Assorted coIors and sizes.
Lansburgh's-NoTIoNS-
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Lansbug

Women's ookleof print
corduroy Angel Treods
with foam rubber insoIe, +.
blue, red. green, eoroI---
Evening star., 1952-09-14

The electrically powered Exer-
cycle is so different that you
must ride" it to understand
how it can CHANGE the way
you look and feel. So we make
you this offer: Send coupon
now to receive Free illustrated
brochure. We will also tell how
you can ride" the Exercycle in
your own home (this week, if
you hurry without charge or
obligation. This offer may not
be repeated. Mail coupon now.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17
Almost About
Everything
BY PERCY VILLA

YuIca A Bow BradS. :.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17

Nobody Asked Me, Bot:
What will be on the front pages after November
Judge tailor by the way he fits a fat
thought Taluah Banlhead Saturday night
Tv
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-17
GhundiPs Son Fights
In Likeness OF Futher
Auuinst Prejudice

Durham, Natal - amp -
Fifteen miles from Durham, Mani
lal Ghandi, a son of the late Mo-
handas K. Ghandi, Indian Mahat-
ma, is engaged in a seven day
fast in protest to the segregation
policies of South Africa.
In the likeness Of his father,
Manilal is trying to carry on
where his father left off many
years ago.
Today, Manilal expresses a con-
viction that the nonviolent tech
nique developed by his father
could ultimately bring racial har-
mony to South Africa, but he con-
ceded it would probably take
many years.
Ghandi said he had scant faith
in this country's two major poll
teal parties-the Nationalist and
the United parties. Inc pest nope
for a racial solution, he said,
would lie in emergence of a third
party supported by white hber-
ais able to see the dangers into
which the present heads of the
country are leading it.
Manilal Ghandi is a man in his
middle sos, lives on a 40-acre
farm at Phoenix settlement where
the elder Ghandi worked during
his younger years. 1t was in
South Africa As years ago, that
the elder Ghandi devised and car
ried out the strategy of passive
resistance with which he later
led India to freedom.