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Evening star., 1952-02-23
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HOME AND INCOME
OPEN SUNDAY 0.6

OPEN SUNDAY, 2.6
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G. D. Murphy, Realtor
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NOTICE

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s.IssraenN N 70 serve you III. Scsf
FoE XcTfoN call Mr.. ewsspsy,
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 1lth OF. NV, pI. 33ie
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
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put Marlboro Pike approS. 3 miles
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HOUSES SALG-Mn. (cons.,
VARIETY

Homes near Andrews Field. BollinI
Field, Census bureau and Navy Yard
9UITLAND.
L2yey new 3.bedroom brick rambler
flll-siIe dining room, basement cor.
nsr lott 2nISM 2TnHISMptlssf tlsfti hiML1l1SO'
srisk Cope Cod 9 iafse rooms. breeze
ysSa. lot f6eosssOOS Seitns1i eits sst.r :Si sSi,
Si''OOO' TEMPLE HILLS.
basement. roll, hi,-g.hi, enly S16.660'
AebettoS-shinaie. Cape Cod;. 4 bed
5:%I 5SsiIli sfSgS' sprfriSHgaS' s5''s sESSSssf ESSSSssfps sJas NJ
TEo b.fgofn Ssbesfot: :siiinsie care
RltHkkys safdth space siS,S00 and
Hss si.t s1sfftOY sf Yb,assSsss assSsstOs si.i iisihI tA gs
iiis' ''fd'h dffs+oS,
New ssbedt69ff bflEk rambler .ABs
. 'fO'lin''sAh ssstpRfhsSSlls sle'SSo'
d B:btdte6iii hitSdtify tllGfGi bsbeBilfiti
t..tss..I s..at,:9I'' tl,.:t9I' Ig.j, Tsp Tspi iSSssffst esA
Puffehbefeef II M6efe, Inc,
6beh ballly fill b PM Ia
I'm A CITY HOME
IN THE COUNTRY
OR A COUNTRY HOME
IN THE CITY
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HYATTSv1LLE

'Hi;i;:I; i III; i|.; ca ;|';' +; ;jF;| III; ,f III
HAIRY A. BOSWELL 90.
s7ts n. I. Ave. Af. III.
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WHEATON

3-bedrm. bungalow; liv. rm.. large
kit. and bath. shaded lot: GI financ-
ing; AZ int; monthly payment on
1st mortgage. $42.91: total price,
$500; down payment, $1,750,
BROWN AGENCY. SH. 1897. SH
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CHOICE LOCATION
IN SILVER SPRING
nEIE DIT Ev DnAn

OPEN SUN 2, TIL DARK
this lovely neighborhood This brick
bungalow is about IL yrs. old and
has lge. front concrete porch.
spacious living rm. with firepi., 2
twin-size bedrms.. tile BATH. dining
expan. attic. full bsmt. with out
side entr.. nice yard with shade
trees. Call Mr.. Myrick, TO. 5755.
To reach: Out Georgia ave . blocks
beyond traffic light at Montgomery
Hills shopping center, turn left on
Locust Grove I'd. to Riley I'd.
Kinks REALTY CO.
Ho, o77s OIL. ssoo
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Center hall brick on dead-end street
Liv. rm. opens on large screened
impvts.. Law, on lst H.. double
bdrms., 2 baths. Possession. RID.
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costs
Monthly payments include all
Large living bedrooms dining metal cabinets
Tile BATH heat
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RIVER ROAD

Country Club area. 20 min. from
downtown Wash. This attractive
country residence has the distinctive
charm OF q Georgetown house with
the added advantages Of quiet coun-
tiy living and. nearly an acre of
fine shade trees. Delightful liv.
rm. with firepl.. din. rm., mod.
pine-paneled kit. with din. area and
adjoining util. rm. The most beau
tiful screened porch IA IT. by 81
with lovely privacy. overlooking gar
dens in rear; 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
sun deck and built-in garage. Eve.
WI kOR8
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POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY

Offering one Of the more attractive
on. acres on q paved road; con-
tanning 3 fine bedrms., Q baths, nice
liv. rm,, din. rm., kit, den with
full bath and small kit. (making
O complete separate hv. arrange
cottage, gear garage, 4 additional
acres avail Ewes, Oliver 5649.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Potomac once. Oliver 1888
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
"SILVER SPRING"


SILVER SPRING"
Beautiful new 3-bedroom rambler
with full bsmt.. located in the Flower
ave: section of Silver Spring: close
to 3 buslines, schools. etc. $17.5OO
SILVER SPRING, $18,75O
Here is . 3-bedroom brick Colonial
near public golf course; 8 large bed
rooms. a beautiful recr. rm. in the
basement. with bar.
SILVER SPRING, $15,95O
Two-bedroom brick bungalow with
IuIl bsmt.. large dining L. Assume
$2,5OO DOWN!!!
That's all the down payment required.
Three bedroom brick rambler 10
Gated in excellent section near Four
Corners, Silver Spring. Full light
basement with outside entrance.
Tsa4 RtS repsasn k3tsnsn dn1s a1se living eS6
$4,000 DOWN!!!
Attractive corner home at All White
stone rdy Silver Spring. near Pine
sehoo 'fSE Fs sns ss NitS rser.s
ton room and bar. den, screened
porch; etc, on LIST floor; 2 bedrooms
upstairs r- S:acre corner level wooded
LOU. @l7,95O.
$14,950!!l
Total price for beautiful new corner
3-bedroom. rambler with full base
ment in close-in Kensington. Only
$500 down.
$18.500!!!
Prewar brick S-bedroom Colonial To-
Gated a stones throw from the In
dian Spring Country Club, Separate
dining room; full basement.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. S-5757 Till 8 PM. Daily
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SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN, 81

OUTSTANDING BUYS
S13,95O, 500 STERLING RID.
First time offered Modern 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow with full bsmt.; level
fenced lot: near schools. shops,
transp Dir on n; Colssyille oa l1thst1.r rd; 81 On
left on Sterling.
S14,95O; 1906 DILsToN RID.
Just listed. 2-bedrm. brick and frame
bungalow with expand. 2nd. d. New
house condition. Assume 40 loan.
Dir; OF N. H: ave. ext. on Oakview
ssso Rissso foifo fiSnf e eSTss oRss ave. A%E
Price reduced to sell today. Immac:
6-rm. brick and frame Colonial: Full
bsmt.; alum. storm sash; level lot.
Dir: on Georgia ave. on Hilda-
rose. right on Gates.
S16.750 UP, 5000 BLK. McCOMAS
New all-brick ramblers and Cape Gods,
fireplace in liv. rm. and bSmt.; ga.
trades. Dir: on Georgia ave. on
Plyers Min I'd. right on st. Mar
s1s.5co, GAIA ELLIOTT PL.
BRICK BUNGALOW with expand. End
A. Full bsmt.: panaled rec. rm.
Dir: on N H. ave. on Ray rd.,
right on Knollbrook dr.. follow ar
$2O,e5O. 217 INDIAN sPR. DIR.
All-brick Colonial featuring liv. rm..,
fireplace; din. rm.; mod. kit: hall
bath, LIST f. 3 bedrms.. bath. End
fl. Full bsmt.; deep level lot. Dir.
OF Georgia ave. tnear Franklin
ave) on Indian Spring dr..
S22. 500. S05 BUCKINGHAM DR..
O--re~-huilder must sell this 4-bedrm
1h-bath brick Cape Cod. Side
screened porch; full bsmt.: level lot.
Terms. Price open to offer. Dir:
S25. $50. I021O SUTHERLAND RID.
A home with charm. Pre-war brick
Cape Cod. 4 bedrms.; 2 baths;
panaled rec rm.; garage. Lot COX
no with barbecue pit. Al cond
Dir: on Colesville I'd. past Four
Corners. left on Lorraine, right on
Sutherland.
BEERS BROS, SH. 061O
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FOREST GLEN
GARRETT PARK

0AkI1G i FARM
1st OFFERING
This ouality-built brick home has
features found only in q custom
built home. Constructed on gener-
GUS, proportions. it contains 2 full
baths and 2 half baths, all in ce-
ramic tiles of soft pastel shades:
kitchen has dining space and ample
cabinets: dining room, den, living
rm. with fireplace. covered concrete
porch on LIST floor: 3 ample bed
rooms on End A.; basement has large
rec. room. beautifully finished and
complete with fireplace; 'built-in
X, financing to suit discriminating
purchaser. Open Sunday. / to Z.
Directions: Out Wisconsin or Connec-
ticut ave. and take Garrett Park I'd.
to door. 1908 Strathmore ave.
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
Realtors LO. 5-2SOO TILL 8
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ROCKVILLE

AGN<~4A AA1A34J
And Vicinity-3 bedrms bath, liv
rm.. kit. all modern improvements
Corner lot 75x210. Price. S1O,500
kite pantry oa'n An nv modern d qn Improve: o
mentS. 2-car garage. On corner
lot. IN Washington Grove. Price.
S12,500.
Liv. rm.. din rm.. 2 bedrms.. bath
and kit. on 1st floor: 2 uncom-
pleted bedrms. on 2nd A.; nearly
h-acre lot. 2 ~ miles from Rock
vile. On hard road in good neigh
borhood Most attractive. Photos
avail. for inspection at ofhce. Price.
S13,950.
5-rm. bungalow on Redland road
Lot APPROX; 116x12O. Excel. view.
Price, $6:500, -
or call r. A. Waddell. Gaithersburg
325. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-24

GIG GIST-$17,75O
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Brick bungalow by owner; liv. room
with fireplace, din. rm.. kit, Q bed
rms; TnGs; and aIH bath bath lst LIST fi9or: finished
cedar closet; garage; corner lot
close to schools, bus and shopping
Phone Sligo 4570. Directions: Out
Piney Branch to Gist. block to 626
OPEN 2-6,-$16,950
Calf. type bungalow; large rms.
firepl.. den. full bsmt.. front porch
car port. Gas h.-w.h. Storm win.
dows. $1,000 down, S1l2.50 mo
Considered 8oned 3 families. Make
me an offer. GILLON REALTY
Evening star., 1952-08-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
AL Open Today, ! to Dark
A PERFECT HOME.

~ EEftc Ell HUME
4 LGE. BEDRMS.. 2 FULL BATHS
Quality, class, excellent neighborhood: !:
s'Slscse ss;s tS schools; SHOPPING, transp.
fers entrance hall, lse. liv. rm. with
fireplace. sep. din. rm... mod. kit,
2 twin-size bedrms. and bath first
a.; huge bedrms. and bath, plas-
tered second A.; walk-in closets, gas
INV; heat: fun bsmt:, 2-car gerage;
scaped, fenced lot; towering shade
trees; excellent financing. Out Coles
Vile rd.. past Four Corners to
Lorraine, left to Edgewood. right to
Open sign.
Near ParkSide School
Beautiful, unusual hilltop setting
This generous-siZed center-halJ brick
Colonial offers 24-ft. liv. rm., FIRE
paGe sfaSe Pssneh p1 aoSs doors l Spenng to ag
kit:,, powder rm. on first a.; 3 large
bedrms. and bath on second f.
stairs to expancable attic; huge
closets, full bsmt., lavatory and out
side ent.; driveway; enormous land
left on Forest Glen I'd. left to
Gravson at open sign.
Stone Brick Cape Cod
4 BedrmS., 2 Full Baths
This new home has lge liv. rm.
with Roman prick firepl., sep. din.
rm, mod. kit, with dishwasher,
garbage disposal, exhaust fan,
breakfast space; full bsmt and H2
bath. Price, S20,250. DIRECTIONS. Out
Colesville rd. to Old Bladensburg
rd., left to Kerwyn dr., right to
house and open sign.
WHAT A RAMBLER!
4 BEDRMS., FOR PRICE OF 3
Located in picturesque Burnt Mills
Village. This spacious. custom-butt
home offers hv. rm. Q5 by 20),
family-size din. rm., all-elec. kit;
4 bedrms.. 2a baths, inclosed
breezeway that is q dream for recre-
alton and rest; gear gar; lge.'
level lot. Easy financing. Out Coles
vile I'd. to Burnt Mills Village, left
to Southwest dr.. and open sign
VERY SPECIAL
Immac. all-brick Cape Cod with
stone trim; full bsmt., recr., screen
porch; every conv.; close to schools.
shops and transp. Priced at S21,
$50. Directions: Out Colesvile 70.
to Lanark way. left on Markham
to house and open sign.
Prick Rambler-S14,5 500
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POULTRY FARM
JERN REALIY
IVY SoFn
JO. I-DoOU

CONN. AVE. ESTATE. semidet. brick
home; 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.. full
dln. rm.; Well EQUIPPED kit.' futi ory
transp. and shopping; in excel cond.
Cash required. 81 1000. Open Sun,
! It'll s. Directions: Out Conn. ave.
to Viers Mill rd., left on Viers Mill
I'd. to Andrews St. follow out to
oDen sign,
Evening star., 1952-08-24
"MARYVALE"

planned
homes in Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ONLY 81 750 DOWN

Wheaton section. spotless 3-bedrm
ns9e;t hOTe; liy 1T F,n l fSll d din ars.; rn; modern
finished recr. rm., gas heat. Anchor
fenced yard: near school, shopping
and bus. $13,750, about $3.50 in.
ciudes az; UN; O63I J0; $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
THE ESTATE RAMBLER

We offer this beautiful rambler with
3 large bedrooms, den, mirrored din
ing room, large living room. fire-
place, large fully-equipped kitchen
tropical styled recreation room
2-car garage, large outdoor barbe-
MING POOL. 30x5O, with filterins
system. Conveniently located In
Silver Spring on Ia acres Of land
Shown by appointment only.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Bedrooms-$12,750
KenSingtOn. Md.

New ranch ramblers with picture
window: living room, dinette area:
kitchen equipped with refrigerator
washer; 8 large bedrooms and tiled
bath; huge attic; gas heat; sodded
and shruhbed lot; located blocks
to bus and school; down payment
to veterans. $3.50: monthly pay
10 inspect. cali Mr.. McGinniss. Tu.
FREDERICK PREIEdbSEiR W. BERENs SALES, INC.
1920 K st. NV. Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ASSIIME GI I0AN

Brick rambler; 2 large bsdrms.: side
porch; dinette; full bsnfL S14.500.
1901 Foley st., Wheatou, Nd. (o6
Viers Mn rd.). LO. A-7030.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
S12.50O

Lovely 2-bedroom home with many
outstanding features Gift living
room, large kitchen; full basement;
Venetian blinds and cornices. Con-
Cali SH. 1910 til 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
g. INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

AVENAL. California style bungalow
no bsmt., but very roomy, expand.
able 2nd H.: many built-in features
very good equipment: large yard;
neat surroundings: cow. to Nava
Ord. Lab. 90 min. downtown Wash.
good financing. Directions: Out N
Hampshire ave. to Oak View. left
on Oak View. follow arrows to Dill
ston st. and open sign. Open from
to 6.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
TAKOMA PARK
HOME AND INCOME
7104 SYCAMORE AVE.

TRADES CONSIDERED
Owner has street level entrance and
possession of 1st floor consisting of
Tenant occupies basement apt. and
pays $3.50 per mo. unfurn.
Smaller house in rear of main
house rents for $50 per mo. unfurn.
very good Condition. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Mr.. Sweeney. SH.
6197.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Eealtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
, 1952-03-03
Korea Being -.'''

Continued from page n
tions with North Korean Reds anda
added:
eve would rather be allowed to
continue fighting them until either
we all die or drive our enemies
beyond our borders"
However, the head of the South
Korean government said that in
case a cease fire is agreed upon,
a One-million-man army with two
years intensive training, could de-
fend the nation on the ground
against all Corners"
Rhee said the cost of maintaing
sue ha force would be less than
one-third of that required to keep
and American force of equal size
in Korea.
The Korean government chief
declared that "no nation has ever
undergone such a frightful holo-
caust as we are passing through
now," and said the extent of the
national toll will be terrifying"
when finally learned.
On the physical cost, he said:
"An entire nation laid to waste
is something beyond human COM
putation," and listed an eight bill
lion dollar estimate as mot ade-
quate."
He renewed his plea for a uni
fled Korea as a war objective, and
expressed thanks for preservation
of North Korean power dams.
, 1952-03-03
Air Plane.

Continued From Page One
Valentine Hill and then saw tall
columns of flame shooting from
the wreckage.
The plane was a French built
"Languedoc" transport. Air France
officials described it as similar to
the American DEG.
Three other Air France planes
none of them Languedocs-have
crashed with heavy loss of life in
the last three years.
A paris to New York Constella-
ton struck a mountain in the
Azores October %, 1949. Forty
seven persons yer killed, among
them former middleweight boxing
champion, MARCEL Cerdan, who
was en- route to the United States
to fight again for the title.
Two Air Force DC-4 Skymasters
crashed in the Persian Gulf in
June of 1850. Eighty-seven of the
los persons aboard persisted in
those disasters.
, 1952-03-03
Death Notice

Services for Mrs. Carrie Ken
nemore, So, Of 376 Mound street,
will be conducted at 1 p. m. to-
morrow at C. W. Dickens funeral
home, 1925 West Fifth street.
Burial, Rome, Ga. Friends may
cali at the funeral home after 3
p. m. today. Mrs. Kennemore died
Friday at a local hospital of nat
ural causes. Survivors include
three sisters, Matte Hammons and
Mrs. Nellie Williams of Rome, Ga,
and Mrs. Bessie Williams of Anis-
ton, Ala, and two brothers, John
Hammons of Akron, and Eugene
of Dayton. Born in Rome, Ga,
she lived here 20 years.
, 1952-03-03
Korean War
Continued From Page On

Continued From Page One
swept-wing enemy jets.
Prior to Mondays renewal Of
big scale air combat, F?86 Sabre
pilots were credited by the Far
East Air Forces with destruction
or damage to 100 MICS in the
past three months of fighting over
Korea.
Along the ground front, mean
while, Allied tankers and infan-
trymen stabbed at the outer
fringes 0 fthe deep Communist de-
Tense line in west Korea.
One tank-infantry patrol Sun
day captured a no mans land hill
top from the Chinese, ~inflicting
an estimated 38 casualties on the
Reds. Allied mortar and artillery
, 1952-03-03

RHadio Corporation were I'M
changed most Of the time, while
Standard of New Jersey and
Montgomery Ward were in the
plus column with small gains.
Denver and Rio Grande high
lighted a firm rail group with a
gain of a point. Northern Pacific,
Santa Fe and Illinois Central were
fractionally higher.
At IL a. m. the Dow-Jones in
dustrial average was off 38c; the
rails were up zoe and the utili
tiles were down 1c.
Volume for the first hour held
even with last Fridays turnover
of 100000 shares. Dealings on
that day were at an eight months
low.
Curb stocks were i~rregularly
higher. Big board bonds were mix
ed. Commodities sagged.
, 1952-03-03
Assignment =.
Continued From Page 3

Continued From Page 3
there would be less argument if
we settled for or something"
Gin the eyes Of Burke's landed
gentry and Of Texas, this" I said,
indicating the lovely acres Of Wild
Dat rolling away as far as an
astigmatic eye could see, "may be
a poor thing, but mine own"
So the Robbs pulled on their
galoshes and waded through sop
ping, muddy fields to look at the
lovely stakes the surveyor had
driven into the soggy earth to
mark the boundaries of their new
domain. Then they walked all the
, 1952-03-03
Classified Ads

FOR RENT-Room for mother
and 1 child. MU-1003. t28
, 1952-03-03
MARKET
BY THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, March 3. (INS)-
The stock market showed little dis
position today to break out of the
narrow trading rut in which it has
held in recent sessions.
There we're the usual wide move
ments in a few issues, but most
Of the old line leaders fluctuated
irregularly within small fractions
of previous closing evels.
Texas Gulf Sulphur was out
standing with a squirt Of 2 points.
Motorla was up Us points, but
Amerada Petroleum, last weeks
sensation on the upside with a
gain of 22h points, was down 8
points.
Among the nor popular indus
trials, Kennecott, General Electric,
Aanacondo, Republic Steel and
, 1952-03-03
Good Citizenship

tContlnuad from Page III
last week. Strickland and McLin
pointed out to the student class
that politics are synonymous with
every day life. And the American
system of two-party government
was explained in general.
Twelve teams Of students will
canvass the entire west side every
day until the registration offices
closes. The students will urge ev-
cry non-registered voter to regis
ter and take the INTO the regis
iteration office if they desire.
The Good Citizenship commit
tee meets every Tuesday at the
Tabernacle church. C. J. McLin,
Jr., is chairman of the committee.
, 1952-03-03

way across to the opposit boundry.
why, this SO a big place." I
said.
cts more lawn than I want to
now, and that's for sure, Burke's
or no Burke's," said Mr.. r. and
he added consolingly, railways re
member you can scrounge up a
pair of grandfathers or better, to
open"
eyes," I agreed, considerably
cheered up, and no horse thieves,
either. Because no matter what
the Harvard authorities said, I'm
Gle Horace always claimed he only
borrowed the policeman's horse
, 1952-03-03

1t is your government-take a
part in it, register! REGISTER!
, 1952-03-03

fire chased the retreating Reds
back to their lines northwest of
Yonchon.
Elsewhere on the western front,
Allied tanks raked two Commun-
list held hilltops, destroying five
Chinese bunkers and damaging Is
others.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16

sentRtives are plying their trade
along the streets OF the Harlems
Of every large city. Where pres
sure Is brought to bear land II
certainly has been brought to
bearJ Negro personnel replaces
white personnel for purposes Of
good viii and good dollar and
cents business.
A whole new world OF Negro OPP
portunity has emerged as a result
OF this discovery Of the Negroes
buying power. There are now Ne
gro sales representatives, driver
statesmen, models. commercial ar
lists, advertising and public rela-
tons people. The tremendous draw
OF radio commercials on Negro
disc jockey and religious shows
has increased the popularity Of
all-Negru programlng among
sponsors,
Big business Is discovering that
a group with q SIS billion annual
income can no longer be described
a. a poor country cousin. But I'M
fortunately Negroes have been
crying wolf 20 long that they have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
Won No LONGER A. The Door

Competition for the Negroes hcrctoor unsolicited
patronage already begun repre-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
Well, Wen Be Derned, Guess
Who Wrote These Lines Below

I've sanctimonousy about Jim and sub
sdRed SnaCkbar Had GshcrE the Rhine
where colony apart fOm the German people observed
brash a
dozen yelling Inbred little American hNums while out
the big window gentle polite nth" German girls
peerrd wistfmIy
Il had similar expressions the faces Of white Children only
hfc 1885 Munich Tho chlrrn in
stabbng little girls
the Negro chirrn all country
toll else that this
dtion exists only in the South liar
we should b. doing sooth the stngS Of defeat
gREcd oong the horrors that
inflicted other people but nothing will
gained continuing them for disasters that
retrevablc think that not feel common
OF guilt"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-16
The Militant Group

Speaking in Akron last Sunday,
Winthrop Rockefeller gave a good
answer to a question as to the
speed with which race relations
can be improved.
He said that patience IL neces-
sary because the deep-seated pre-
JUDGES and customs Of millions of
people can't be changed overnight
However. he added. there are
times when miEtancy IL neces-
sary when someone must speak
out boldly and firmly against
specific discrimination which are
unjustifiable.
In the continuing fight to
achieve for the Negroes in the
United States the rights which
have generally been denied them,
the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colnred People
has been a leader for many years.
II Is quick TO point the finger at
injuStices II provides advice and
counsel for individuals whose
rights have been trampled on.
The NAACP Is the indispens-
able militant influence IN the long
effort 10 improve race relations
In thus role, II sometimes finds
itself associated with unwelcome
bCdfcll0ws, radical groups which
seek TO exploit any departure from
American principles II il 10 the
credit Of the associations leaders
that they have consistently and
successfully fought off the in
f1uenCr and subvprSion Of groups
hike the Communists which are
more interested in creating ten
SONS than IN solving them.
With both white and Negro peo-
pie in its membership, the NAACP
has shown that u Is possible 20 b.
militant without bring radical: 20
fight hard within the bounds Of
our laws and the Constitution.
The association Is new sngeged
In its annual membership cam
paign, Thts Is its chief means Of
financial support. Those who sym
pathiRe with is high purpose and
effective efforts win want to JOIN.
--AkrOa OAiS BpacoA JouFuMl