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STORES FoR RENT

a4th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.--Large
modern store. with 5 rms, hit. and
bath. suit. for any business: avail
RHis Evsns apPlE PsldsR REfHs fssJP JPRH4r Hss
York ave nv ME 11ez ,...
NV. 161sx75; suit. any kind busi-
LSaS neSs az SFrPcrrond PPscTrslc95ass ~ SSi s5se .
ave-. Just beyond District line; large
paLking area. Mr.. FERRY, pI.
cHEvYi CHASE, ex17 #. wisconsin
Ave. near Fessenden. S76. per mo.
CARL @. ROSINSH CO. Ma g254.
VIENNA. VA.One-half Of building,
on main street between 6afeway and
Pick m Pay ergcfEy. stores kx-
eellent location with plenty of park.
ing. Phone Vienna $40 or 40. -
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DAIRY FARM

513 acres. gently rolling; modern
sssa ssnsn. hGs So... serg .a .arss sso%a
COW barn, .siios and other buiidines:
tIect Of heavy timber. productive
ttliable land and As min. to D. c.
Price. $160,000. substantial cash.
IINkL4 PROPERTIES, oW. 1920
"a. 2-zSSl; evess Mr.. wilkins.
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We have properties for low cost hous.
Ing or better homes; APARTMENTS;
mats; commercial, Industrial and
farmette subdivisions.
c. LOUIS CAPUTJ. Reaitor.
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OFF LEE BLVD.
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

IMMEDIATE Cash for your home
lny location. any condition. Cal
~. S842 or 81 1880. -
your price is $4,000 or less.
p &. Md. or va. ST.. 1897 or FA
I viii Viii PAR CASH TODAY for you,
home; any location, any condition:
quick action. RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
WILL PAY CASH for small bungalop
er house IN D. c. Call eyes,. EN-.
DiRREcT FROM owNER. win trade
$4,000 2nd trust note payable $40
per mo. for your equity ID house in
Fairfax County. Box 423-D. star.
The house you aant xi xiso loans SSx yGS so
u PRo%PST S%HS RTTRSTioN iSRSnss SW g ~ HSog sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
saa sos Mr.t b A. cin;9d1 HU;9M1PHRIEs TI za5 aRealtor
sSpraisais. sDD i Results Results sine. inc S iSis. es
NEW on RREWAR 3.BEDROOM
house In good cond. Residential
a arsa. Rsas; uN: 1924. q !.
house. cali WETZEL REAL ESTATE.
HU. A345. Open eyes,. I'll 10 pm.
MODERN, CLEAN "a bedrm.. home.
In good D. G.. or peerby Nd. loca-
ton: s.e. pref. MRS. cox. LU
2-S136 or ST. 73tSa.
D. G. on MARYLAND-We buy for
cash or sell for you on terms. IYour
satisfacti0n Is our success. With
out oblieation, call CAMPANKlLA q
ysfSTisF MANTnh IN ~ sect,cn. a
bedrms.. dining rm.. living Im..
kitchen. full hsnnt. For down pay
ment viii transfer close to $4,000
LIST chattel trust on 1st-class buSi-
ness. or transfer 2 lots 5Oxl5O In
incest NV. section. For further In
formation. call 20. e-0413. -
moving TO Washineton; positively
must md 4-bedrupm home In Airing
ton in next few days: approx. ST.
ia. 7-dS42. with FRANK 3. FHI-I
LIPS. IA. B-62R6. --0
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOE SALE IN Southern Berkshire
town. 100 miles north Of New York,
all-year around home: ~ large rms.
sleeping porches. baths in house,
rms. and bath over garage. BuildS
ings unreplaceable today. city water
usupl opportunity for family or
group. Cultural and recreetion ad.
yantages. Telephone oNner. OIL.
0OXa. -
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BUSINESS Proc. FoR .RENT

FOR RENT-For Business - ia
Thomas st. NV. Room, 2Ox36 IT,;
21d commercial; rent. $40. Call RA.
1888 Ist ST. s.E.--Brk. bldg, gas
heat; approx: 1900 50. e. on one
LEO N. BERNSTEIN q Co, ReaI-
tors, lab K st. NV. ME. 54O0.
SILVER SPRNG-33-ft. frontage on
Ga. ave.. at corner. " blocks
to Hecht; approx. $500 50. It. on
noors. COUNTY INVESTMENT,
INC. sS709 Ca. ave. 10. 6-6100.
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Thirty-eight-acre farm with mic,
stream; all clear. land; Groom
house. 3-r0om cabin. COW shed
chicken house. shop and mea
eGssEs E2sE ) REgSToN gSqS puS uESEast Fsfa49 slg 2Ge
SH. 0lA3. DAMASCUS 1881. q
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
(conlinued. i

TWO NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICES,
$35 and $40. per mo- All util. and
lanitor service included. Switch
board service provided. Apply
2sRassE as2ssEasr5N. yMzol i4ss iA4MsssrERpAM Z. na!
KHss BaUjiiLDNG. III I4th 81. NV nv
$40 So It. Of air-conditioned space
In B rms. Available. May LIST. Inquire
st al6 Kass Building or call EN-.
sci = 7 81. N.w.--Entire ana a.. suit. 3
lor ofnces or any commercial use;
i7Ss H oI Z. L q AVE-. w. NV wv ideal docs icss
tors ofices. available Immediately;
excel. street level location. ST.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. New
once bldg; ample parking; reason
co cele sT Tsntsi 81 40 THAcKER REALTY
vERMoNT AVE. AND L sT.-e rms.
THAcKER REALTY Co, ST. 1853.
OFFICES. new. modern 900 50. IT.
available, 2419 Reedie st. In the
Heart q dts the Wheaton TRIANGLE. Call
FOR RENT-one or 2 rms. in Ice.
bldg; rent reas.; Upper 18th st.
section. Gail CO. 7479. %
GEORGETOWN--Tw rms, 2nd fir.,
suitable. professional or business of
nce; ! lge. studio rna. 3rd fir. NO.
ADDRESS Of distinc-
ti0n. The new Professional Bldg. of
Presidential Gardens at corner Of
MT. Vernon ave. and Russell I'd.
Converting I and 2 bedrrh. apis.
Into suites to suit your needs. Rent
from $l25 per mo. Cali Mr.. MAD
spect. Ill
AVE. at Kennedy Sc. NV.
-3-rm. suite Of oftices avail. inn
msdi2tsly 1ne, cony location.
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CHOICE CORNER LOT-Adjoininr
Rock Roc Greek Park suitable 1or BET.
BEArTiFiihhG9WTe Iss rS1ais hGWe vSUHNEES 0WMES GE $O49.
Hawthorne, NV, b. C., adjacent Ia
Rock Creek Park, Cali Mrs. Grant.
co. 6246. PAUL r. STONE, Realtor.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
TWO STORY BRICK, near 18th and
r: ave. n w.-Good for any kind
0r,.sS OF sSsoregs; parkinE for 3 cars;
e. RoBERT BoUcHER. 81. SS77SS$.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
dock and smaiii hand h'HT III: avSiiabIe vSlSI
Immediately. CARL q. ROSINSKI
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
15, 700 SO. FIT. zoned End comml. !:
vicinity s. Capitol Bridge; price
S1.60 50. IT.: will consider lease.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 1882.
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
90. 900 SO. TT. Of ground centrally
M1ocate9;a pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE.
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
e;;.n;W. ave; nv. Available immediately.
rooms PENS & Tsst gsoTESFfrEEs SSgf s.
suite GIG. Evans Bldg, NE. 11()7.
DESIRABLE OFFICE m ROsSLYN.
facing Key. Bridge, suit. for insur-
aanee Co.. lawyers etc. Phone "a.
CONN. AVE. AND ALBEMARLE-New
nfIINA
isrse. / small. 4. Dow DowB'a aeS oR. 7;aoo.
Ala l2th ST. S.W.-Located In new
RS% aURfHRfEss;. fRif Rsds; REALr0a5. S 6fi sal snl
NJ THE HEART OF rAKoMA PIX
ss5 @s siie ss = <. R0d h6Ssasfas Ssi sas
REALTORS. Ma. 503O. Is
3:R0OM SUITE Of over 600 "a. II.
kAss.sssgaRRs.e seeH NC. {. EM. sSI sff sfoo1 mo
AIIkACTIyE, large 1-room once
hesf heht. St1asier; 1tnat,. carpsted. f!qorescent
esfaSsheap epe WIZ ielegafSr og qm 9n,y eos
sidered. Room 204. lies 10th st.
D0wNToWN, ArR coNDrTIONSEp
Century Bldg. 412 9th ct. NV
netian blinds. fiuoreseent tt iiehts, M
etc. ALI services included. Singies
and suites. Singles from S16 70
S63.50 Parking avail. CENTURY
Co. Rm. 101. 412 9th st. NV
ss1i 4. Ni 4. AyE.-Modern once bids.
Ct low rent; Mr.. PERRY. Di. s5s4:
lssSss 800 i li 81. Hs4s: NV. snd n.-1.So
50: #. omen a. space and pvt. once,
being recondttioned; suitable for in.
similar operation. Rental $500 per
spect, call LEGOM q oERBERl
hHdLaAETX Co. Mr.. Trausue, OR.
NV S BUILDING on CAPITOL Hnl-Twol
First q. open space with display
window, approx. 1,500 %. g.; End
n, 4 rms, law. kitchenEtte, APPROX, |
1000 50. It. Reas. rent. II. L. RUST
CO. lO0l 18th s.. NV, Ma. 500. |
ihIGhI, ChEERFuL SUITE Of 3
iSsfs Dists Ims as:s PVT pas1 tiled .ssa,. bath aFSs
doors: and noor ironf. modern
glass-front bldg, near 18th and
Monroe st. ne; Heat turn: Only
MAD: eyes. La. 6-63O7, or days,
'HREE on / NM. OFFICE SUITE
completely furnished in new air.
conditioned building located n busi-
Europe. Immediate occupancy.
AnSEer Boz la, star. I'll
Elaborate real estate Office VIII con-
slider renting pvt. suite Of .rpomsi
on palcony to either an architect.
builder or insurance firm. Com.
Be agreed upon. ST. O560. -7
AW OFFICE SPACE with phone and
answering service, syailahle TO at |
iU5if;oNT ciHRaccIlE-1mnediate 6eseu- Sc
pancy; z rms; sss sna S4s. can
az 'oyigNToWN sriis,S ELEvAroR BurIDiNG
bright rooms. to z
SUIT. tldg, MANAGER. Room 214.l
Portland Bids.. 1Ia Vermont ave.
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WANTEDssrTHEo his HEoUsgEEs sE ~ EoE p. CASH 70
We nay cash and sen On terms.
CAN us for bid. RegardIess 81
location or condition. call at once:
no charge for consultation. Mr..
HLACKW0OD. NO. 6507, or ST.
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EXCLUSIVE NORTH ARLINGTON
" large bedrooms. living room with
Daneled recreation room. garage,
eonbinatlcu storm windows, auto
datic Washer-drier, power mower,
tc:;. .acre lot; substantial cash;
BEUtlLAH tl GoSs, cH. 5es2
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so1sA AoifSsp..W fSsp VA Va.. 5. pcsCAsA g
MR ou1 IA. s4ls. :.
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HOUSES WTp. 10 buy tcent. ]

ALL CASH. NO pIcKERING: BONUS
IF CT FINANCED. NO BROKERS.
ALL CASH
ANY HOUSE -ANY CONDITION
LIST NATIONAL REALTY
RE. 1851. Wo. 1926.
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STORES ron RENT tcoaf.,

FsILvER gPRING-smail store NJ.
center OF Sill epr. main business
THOMPSON = GRAY. Realtors, 81.
aus Saso' SD z ~ IL. Phi H..r,. IN, Iai5,.r
prox. 3Ox75; newly redscoratedd; d !;
:. .REAI;TY, m $500. 10
6s ter y NsoHao Y AyFII glose sheopCinF PIN cen,
sni s1iElls HssESz .iif BE- sssa ss5sss' eyss =.
lSi Of 13s5 H. ssr. s.E.Beausiiul coli coTIer
store; lge. show windows. tile floor;
a-rm: and bath apt. above. HENRY
SCHAEseeaaRT. 942 Eye st. NV,
|sToRE. S6 $oxeo. Best location. AMMAN ssa
nale Gi Vc VIII IfIIF9Tins S;te ,eson sonmyTpity
ssa2SakE%sGbrykEaA ss2fa %G IA RD7 Rzs76; 6;co,n,.r ,r..,r
Modern store. 2z-ft. frontase. suit suit.
ately. Very reas, rent. Lease. Cail
SA. 0424; ewes. LA. 6-SSH0.
STORE IN arcade Of busy sc. shop
snow 'sa1s andos s0s sis5 ri 4 o f fees sss ss
I'LL 7th sT. N.W.-vacant, Ice store
nna no ins1 ssIt Sesa suit I nny PEsnsss sss s1sS
the ne. Wholesale market. Two
story, suitable for any tyne or
Wholesale retail business. Call
OWNER. LU. 1-5751 after $50
sTORE. s.200 ca. IT,, in the heart Of
ne Vneaton triangle for lease. Gall
sToRRe E. i bGiaDING. bfGiiafiDING j blk. or N. wash Vs
ingtgn. st. Suitable for radio or
teieyision repair pr grocery; heat
$50 per mo. CHARLES b. PUL-
NAN, INC, Realtors. Sl7 King ST..
Mex.. Va. Al, 2422. IS
SPACIOUS OFFICE, garage, Including
fibtfSu fribnfor Ras sais,ss; DsS.M ldsai ior al ais-
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FARMS tcoas.l
SMAIL FARMS SCARCE
FARM VALUES

Eighteen-acre small farm, suitable for
chickens, truck farm. etc. Located
in Monteomery County about 10
miles from Silver Spring; Groom
modern house, h.-w.h.: garage;
chicken houses. Ideal set-up tor
the person looking for farm living,
within convenient driving distance
OF washington. Price, $4,000. n
One hundred ten-acres all clear farm
Land upper Montgomery County:
sAceuent for grazing; modern house
ts,,. - yT:. old; barn; outbuildings;
mage z really productive farm for
peeI, etc. Located approx. "a miles
from center Of Washington. Price,
Nine hundred eighty-aere dairy farm
located at MOntgomery County,
about 450- acres In timber; balance
excellent pasture and farm land.
present owner is running about l35
cows; has modern dairy barn with
twin silos. Milk shipped to WASH
mgton market, gross milk check
sround $4,000 d year; has barn
and numerous other farm buildinrs:
home and 2 tenant houses, Located
"a miles from Silver Spring. VIII
machinery: Price Of farm. sos, 600.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
904 Bonifant lst.. sil. spr.. sH. $500
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RANCH-TYPE RAMBLERS
Pa. 45O3, KE. 3-6s47. -

The Washington Monument
is visible from 2 picture windows
Of this antique brick Colonial in
34x12 and large 1S-ft. sep. din.
rm.. powder rm. down; 8 bedrms
and 2 full tile baths up; full bsmt.
with bath and maids rm.. det. gar.
Put all this on handsome wooded
lot 75x150 and 1t Just can't be
beat. Only 5000 required, SO hurry
on this one!!
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson. IA. $4,000
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DOWNTOWN ELENAI0B BUILDING
Spacious bright rooms. 4 To- 81
room suites from $40 See Mr..
SUIT tldg, naanaaer. Room 214.l
Portland Bidg. IL vermont ave.
nv
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,rl,,p pUPoNT,scoTT CIRCLE
room. plus dressing rni., plus lava
tory. plus storage, also rear etitr.
on wide alley. 1896 r st. NV. An
pIlcations being accepted by BON
METTsBONNETT. ME. 5936. --s
S6xS 18th ST. NE, heart of Brook
1888 8th 1T. NV. corner OF eth ana
Fla aye.--3-room apt. above store;
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO, NC.
9O3 II st. NV ST 9320 a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
N. Y. City PGssor
Speaks A. Pilgrim
BupfiSF SundoV

Pilgrim Baptist church. w. Cen.
trial at Grotto, st. Paul announ-
ces az its distinguished guest
preacher for Sunday. August IT.
Rev. w. w. Monroe. pastor, Mem
orial Baptist Church, New York
City. His topic will be, The
Divine Recipe For Satisfaction
Rev. Monroe In q native o!
Rhode Island, He received his col
lege training at Brown Univer-
sity and his theological studies at
New College Divinity School
For the past sixteen years he
has been Founder and pastor of
the Memorial Baptist church. New
York City. The mortgage has been
retired recently and the church
completely redecorated.
Rev. Monroe maintains .
church broadcast over station
wVNJ and IL also Prison Chap
lain for the Department Of Cor
rection. New York City. He Is
considered New York's most pop
ular funeral preacher A recent
edition Of Ebony magazine fea-
tured him As the ''Buryine
Preacher"
For the II q. m. services. Rev.
Monroe viii be assisted by Rev. J.
w. JuneIl and Rev. Moses Knott,
Jr. Special music win be rendered
by the Senior Choir under the dir
ection or A. v. Hall.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
Delegates Consumed
$4,000 Worth o.
Food On Six Dogs

Merchants OF the city OF st.
Paul, recent host city TO the Ma
tional Convention of Choirs and
Choruses, Inc, should be a few
dollars to the good as a result
OF the food members OF the con-
vention consumed during six
days OF boarding in the SANITY
City.
It Is estimated that the 800
delegates and visitors to the con-
vention, held at st. James AME
church, August 3 to 8, ate 5000
pounds OF chicken, fish, steak.
butter and bacon while partici-
pating in six days OF singing SER
vices and meetings.
The guests also consumed bet
ter than a half a ton OF bread,
neatly one hundred pounds Of
cereal and no less than 400 doZ-
ems of eggs along with 200 pounds
of dessert in varieties that in
Guided ice cream. pie and cake.
The intense heat yielded a
thirst that prompted constant
drinking Of cold pop which re-
suited in the use OF more than
100 cases Of the favored Coca
Cola.
Total amount spent for food
prepared and served TO visitors
from twenty five states and Twin
Citians who visited the convention
was $4,000. This did not include
food purchased at other cafes and
restaurants.
Those who prepared and served
the food tirelessly deserve honor
able mention. They are Pearl
Smith, head dietician. Hazel Aus
tin and Amanda Shelton and
Calvin Taylor. Regular mattresses
were Roberta Sears. Edna Neal,
Sylvia Phillips and Bobby BROWN.
Extra help was supplied by
Zion, Bethesda, Mt. Olivet and
Pilgrim Rest Baptist churches.
Others who helped were Mines
Jennie Griffin. Anna Moody,
Leola Young, Betty Jackson, C.
Burvh. Birdie Jones. Alberta
Lyons and Kelsie Whitmore.
The next Convention Of Gospel
singers will be held in Memphis
Tennessee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

In his letter 10 the states gov.
ernor. Mr.. Murray cited the fact
that he had complained before To
Governor Luther Youngdahl. who,
he pointed out. put n stop 10 tho
slot machine In resort areas
II was Murray'H contention that
discrimination against Negroes
and Jews IL widespread In Mime.
sofa resort areas and that " the
governor had the power to halt
slot machines, he felt that the
same power could halt operators
Of publicly licensed resorts who
are violating the states civil
rights statutes. which Ia a gross
misdemcanor.
In a brief reply by letter, Gov.
crnor Anderson said he had read
Mr.. Murray's letter with great
interest and likewise with con.
Germ" lie told Mr.. Murray that
he had referred the communica-
ton To clifford RuCker, eNccu-
tive secretary Of tho lntcrracIal
CnmmiaHIon for investigation and
comment,
After Mr. Murray's complaint
three years ago the Governors
Intorracial CommIAaion along
with similar bodies az the states
81 Wisconsin and Illinois laid
plans 90 combat discrimination by
resort owners In these three
states, each Of which have Htiff
civil rights laws.
Several meetings have been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

The rally " being sponsored by
the AlexandeT-for- Congress Vol
unteer Committee formed 10 nom
mate John O. Alexander as Re-
publican Congressman in the
Third District primary election
September ..
Virtually every Republican and
non partisan candidate, from
governorship down. have been in
vited. a. well a. the Aldermen Of
the Third District. Many Of them
have Signified their intention N
attend and be introduced
The rally win open with a par
Ads by the famous Anss Lodge
Band and Drum and Bugle Corps,
led by Leon Lewis Inside the hall.
members Of the groups will enter
tain with special exhibitions.
Six boxing stars will put on
three exhibition matches. under
the direction Of Harry Davis, re-
nOwned Phyllis Wheatlsy In
str1ctOr who has coached num-
erous Golden Glove Champions.
John O. Alexander, in whose
honor the rally has been arranged.
will speak gr1sfly on the subject,
Have You Had Enough ," lie
will outline his platform and an
alyEs the chief LsEuss Of the
eompaiEn.
Refreshments will be served by
Q committee headed by Mrs La
ellie Woodland. Mrs.. Jack POstsn
and Mrs. Margaret Sanders. as
sisted by the whsatlsy Wives.
Ted Woodland. director Of the
woodard Funeral Home. " gen
eraI chairman o. the rally. J. n
Lane, tn Fremont Avenue North,
IL chairman Of the Committee on
Arrangements Orns Parks. sol
CoIfax Avenue North IL oO-chair-
man % that committee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

established 10 help people This law protects rights
whatever color religion
decent behavior
entitled enjoy others public
Playground ~ all privately
operated public such stores barbsshopS
railroads restaurants hotels and resorts
bill Of rights does the State u Min
neaoA this comprehensive protect individuals It's
observance authority In vital 20
democracy these United Batea Thus
have duty take action Whenever
you nd yourself rights another
being especially whenever legal rights are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

held az II was revealed that In
many counties In each Of thS
states including Minnesota II II
even difficult for NeEroea and
often Jews % even rent boats foI
fishing, much lraA cabins
Ruckcr has made = tour 0f the
state talking Ia resort owners or
ganlEAtions. Governor YOungdahl
insisted that the state tourist
bureau cooperate In this program,
II IN not known just how much
cooperation has been received Ia
date from the bureau charged
with spending tax payers money
a. spread the word around Aneri'
ca about the b0untifuI fishing In
Minncs1tAR Ten Thousand Lakes.
In q letter 10 Mr.. Murray,
Rucker pointed out that the In.
terraclal CommlEaiOn was inter
sated In haltlnE discriminatory
practices but that individuals and
organizations would have 10 avail
themselves of the Minnesota laws
against such practices.
Mr.. Murray's letter 20 Cover
nor Anderson protesting condi'
tions IN Minnesota IN herewith
reprinted Editors Note: It's n
sad commentary on our state and
reveals a condition which our
NAACP branches should go 10
work on.
Mr.. Murray's letter:
July ~. 1862
Honorable Elmer G. Anderson
Governor Of the state Of
Minnesota
Dear Bir:
have just returned from the
wonderful state Of Minnesota on
u fishing trip and I regret % say
that conditions In the resorts a.
far ~ Negroes are concerned II
pathstIc. ! used 10 come 10 Min
nssotA regularly for eight years
until three years ago, ~ things
becams 20 bad a. far a. getting
q place 10 stay At resorts. until
I was forced 10 quit coming there
However, ! thought I would try II
again after staying away three
years. az ! heard conditions were
much better, but found out they
are the same ~ they have al
ways been.
wrote 10 Gariand's Resort at
Lake Park. Minnesota They made
a reply and told me what accOmo-
datiOns they had 20 offer and
asked me 10 send q $40 deposit
which I did
When I arrived there with my
wife and a friend, Mrs. Garland
said she was surprised 70 know
that ! was q Negro and I'm quite
sure the reason she dld not turn
~ down was because she had ac-
ceptsd our deposit and was lay
ing herself liable for legal ac-
ton. But she told me point blank
that she dId not accept Jews. We
told her that Ehs had q nice place
and that we enjoyed ourselves
while we were there but she made
no reply when we left. In other
words, II was quite obvious tina,
she did not wish us 10 return.
talked with several people In
the resort region and they said
they had no objections OF accomo'
dating coI0red people. but nobody
slss up thsrs accepted than ant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15

they were not going 10 have some
OF their trade 10 10 other resorts
where Negroes were not accepted.
However. they seemed 90 think
that II Negroes were permitted to
No into any resort In Minnesota,
tho discrimination practice would
cease at all OF them. And can
see the matter from their point OF
view
To give you concrete example,
made reservations at the Mic
ollet Hotel. In Minneapolis. was
accepted Rraciously, and treated
fine, was told that any hotel In
Minneapolis accepted Negroes.
therefore there Ia no Negro prob
lem at tho hotels, the same could
be applied 60 resorts,
prefer fishing In the Mime
sofa lake In preference 10 IL
linoIs. Wisconsin. New York and
other states that have fiShed In.
And ] can't see any reason why
I should be Disseminated against
because my skin In not white,
Just think, there are over
10, 900 lakes In Minnesota and Me-
groeH can not fish In them lin \
way of apeaklngD. because they
must have Accommodations and
these they cannot get know that
MlnneSota spends n lot OF money
advertising their wonderful lakes
and resorts, then when people
come there, they won't acoomo-
date them II their race doesn't
suit them,
Z know any Number Of people
who 10 10 Canada 10 fish on Ac-
count Of the discrimination In
Minnesota, yet therc IL no better
fishing In Canada that there h In
Minnesota, ~ as good. ~ Z have
fIshcd In Canada and = know.
! would like 10 return 90 Min
neSOta In August and II you know
Of any place other than GRrgle
Lake, Adney Lake. both near
Crosby and Fox Lake at Pine
River. (which Ii very poor for
fiAhing), would like % know
about them. altho ! prefer fishing
on shamlncAu Lake. seven miles
this side Of Motely.
used % go 10 Shanineau Lake
quite often when Mr.. Avery had
tho largest resort on the lake and
he made no discrimination. none
Whatsoever, but M paused four
years ago and the people who
bought the resort ceased 20 ac-
comodats Negroes. ] offered 10
buy the place No that could have
some place 10 go without having
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-15
Attention PIOySrsI
Bossb0ll Tryous
For So. Louis Browns
FriduV & SuewrdoV

\ basebalI tryout camp win Be
conducted at the Hasting BAN
park Friday and Saturday by the
81. Louis Browns.
Charles SITS, chief midwesteFn
scout win be in charge Of sessions
at S:8 q. m.
Players should bring their own
gloves and bats. Those signed 10
contracts win be refunded ex.
pensea-