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GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT. $500 14th st.
NV; SO per mo. See janitor on
premises. lie
1881 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Garage for
rent, suitable for car or storage.
TU. 1884. lib
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TRAlLERs (cont. J

s7' PALACE TANDEM, custom built.
Blonde finish. Steel roof awning.
Sleeps 4. Frigidaire. bot. gas: very
clean, AA-l condition, 81 ,395. See
-" ia. Lot 81. Potomac Motor
Court. 14s
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WANTED-1OO

WANTED-1OO CARS
We need 100 cars late models and
more cash or will pay OF balance.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-, O141.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DESIRE TO TRADE or exchange resi-
dence in Key West, Fla. for resi-
dence in Washington area. AID. 923S.
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AVIATION

RELICENSING. annual inspection, en-
gine overhaul. misc. repair Reas.
rates. Flat rates on some items.
Field, Va. or call Elk. 2168. lis
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YOU GET

1OO OEl
$100 TO $500 MORE
FOR YOUR CAR
WHEN YOU DEAL
WITH US -
OUR DEMANDS EXCEED
THE SUPPLY. WE NEET
100 CARS. POSITIVEL Y
HIGHEST PRICES. IF CAF
NOT PAID FOR, WILL PAY
OFF BALANCE AND GIVE
YOU CASH DIFFERENCE
WHETHER LOCAL OR OUT
OF TOWN.
TWO LOCATIONS
Bladensburg Wholesalers
2150 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Phone, Lincoln 1886
Metropolitan Wholesalers
1900 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Phone, Lawrence 6-9776
are
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST TRUSTS for sale; two, S1s.-
600 at $50 on improved rental
commercial property. Contact E. L.
BRlNCEF1EID, 922 NJ st. Sc. Ii.
sS,17i end-TRUsT NOTE. ees, pay
able S55 per mo. behind B. & L.
Substantial dcwne payment; excel.
property, good makers. Reasonable
discount. MIR. SELLS. ST. 5141;
ewes. EA. 1899
CASH for 2nd trust notes. reasonable
discounts, prompt settlement: call
Mr.. Stevenson. Ma. 1882, eyes.
WO. 1041. -15
SECOND TRUST, S4.s5o at 8 per
cent, payable, $49.50 mo-: brick
house. $4,000. Ii. 7-1679, Ii.
$500 8 per cent, s2s per mo-,
secured by 3-yr. .-old bungalow, on
lge. lot. Montgomery County. 10.
$4,000. -16
End TRUST NOTES %. c.
Good People, Good Houses
4O-50 PER CENT OFF
Phone Ii. 3-5307
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.,

CHEVROLET, heavy duty panel truck;
highest reasonable bid by Saturday
evening takes it. Phone JE. 3-72lo.
cHEv. ~ M-ton panel; ready. will-
antes aoRTH2As ssrps Mo4oh rs susr e.
1fFordlss lss.93o SSo Bladensburs rd. n.e.'
rNHERNAT5eNAh SpEESfD3 Mor1R as ,ton so o1S panel
5335 Wis; ave. NV. OR. s093.
Ps1Pt PsIb, 's6; to WIN 5.se sseeertee. ss75: 70
CHEVROLET AS 1-ton panel; low
mileage. good tires: positively ex-
eiisnt eiesn truef ssas '0na aaEENwysyy ysEy
MoToss; 5000 MINI ~ ave. ne.
JEEP '4s. equipped with power take
off. bumper weights: choice of 2
tGps sf;on canvas 1TSHEis e sqmInSn MroR al sa
Monteilo ave. and Mt. Olivet I'd. NE
wILLYS '4s sedan delivery; new
paint paint, Al ,TrHi eSnd1tiqn @ PRICED to sell
ser4s sernFrazer MirGsGeIs beaer MT MpTok ss6 Rai
Monteilo ave. and Mt. VT oiivet' iispOHs. Td.
CHEVROLET 80 sedan delivery ie ex.
cellent condition; priced to Sc
terms and trade. MITCHELI,'S
MOTOR. Kaiser-Frazer Dealer III.
3,9300,. Montello ave. and Mt.
Olivet I'd. ne. liz
CHEVROLET 1897 h-ton panel; run
ming condition.; pipe, wise bins.
DON MANTz. WO. 1176.
INTL. 40 1a-ton coE van sse5
INTL: 40 11a-ton lift. stake $50
CHEW: 40 2-ton COE stake - 475I
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO.
2316 Ga. Ave, DE. 6913 is
FORD 1862 pickup. Like new. s.
star cab, radio. only $500 miles.
MONROE FORD
1917 Eo at uynef uxuv rWhA
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. }

CONSUL 1851 4-dr.; T.. h.. genuine
one owner; up to 80 miles to the
gallon; 5000 miles; S1.395. Two
day. money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL q SAM
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
DE SOTO 1850 Custom 4-door: radio,
heater. automatic transmission !;
original light green finish: new tires,
immaculate one-owner car, an out
standing value for only $1,74a.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler Plymouth
(EM. 470S), 1900 Wisconsin ave.
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DE SOTO 1850 Custom sedan: equip,
: SLABS. only 1929 down. (Choice OF
4 others.) Largest selection of fine
cars in Wash. AUTO WHOLE
DODGE 1047 convertible; radio
heater; 2 new tires, others very
good. Completely gone over and in
excellent condition. Original owner;
$796. See MR.. STEELE, 2l Pierce
at. NV. between 8 am. and pm.
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FORD 1949 Custom sedan; equip.
1905, only S229 down. (Choice OF
8 others). Largest selection Of fine
cars in Wash. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 BIadensbllrn re.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1947 club coupe; r. and
XII. 6-7967. IA
MERCURY 1941 Custom sedan; Jet
black; radio heater; 1895. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave. ne.
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lamond Heights Unit Hits
'Downgrade' Rezoninu

In tumultuous meeting last
night, the Lamond Heights Citi-
Sens' Association passed resolu-
tions against applications for
commercial coming they termed
"downgrading,'' to- their commu-
nifty.
Shouted protests and retorts
became more frequent as the meet
ing wore on. after explanations of
coming requests were made by
James G. Wilkes. representing the
Observation-Disclosures Realty Corp; !;
Thomas B. Scott. representing M.
Z. Spinks. and Abe PoIlin. repre-
Senting the Riggs Park Land Co.
These groups viii present their ap-
plicationS before the zoning com
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Woman, 10, Badly Burned
JAS Hot Mate Iuniies Dress

A 7O-year-old woman was
burned critically last night when
she leaned against D hot plate
and her dress caught fire.
Police said Mrs. Willie Kennedy.
colored. Of ~ Logan circle NV,
was rushed to Freedmen's Hos
pital with 40 to SO per cent Of her
body burned.
After another fire early today,
Robert M. Goodell. 50. Of the 140O
block of Harvard street NV. was
charged with carelessly setting q
ire.
Police said he was accused Of
smoking IN bed after firemen put
out q blaze In his bed and q nearby
sofa. Goodell forfeited $25.
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WINS IN WILKINS "BELl RINGER" QUIZ
OTHER RECENT WINNERS

Mrs. J. e. Fletcher, 66oS-A
stFushmors S., Chevy Chase;
Mrs. VIM |. Barnes, A7l7 Moe
Arthur Blvd. NV; Mrs. theresa
Fclehick, S5o4 7sh Pi., NV;
Mrs. BeFnies 2. Iehnsen, 46I
lUrCy st., NV; Mrs. Mary
King, 2743 Nerih Irsnsen, All
insten; Miss tote n. Dunbar,
1904 Oh Rd., NJ, Arlington;
MRs. Dlanehs Grille, Is22 On
surlo Pl., NV; Mrs. Glide Din,
1878 l9ih S., NV; MRS.
MsFvasss MeDssmesi. $40 9th
s., S.Wi M. J. Sehsl, 304
Aspen ST., Iokoma Park; Mrs.
c.. Wlslumon, 6S2l Clarendon,
esshesda; Mrs., Sally Ridley,
933 5. Patsiek S., Alsxondrio;
Mrs. Mary oslaFdo, 1910 Tvn-
Iew Is'soee, NV; Mrs. Reberf
JssllinSes, 3IiS Oakota Awe,
NE; Mrs. Morsersf levsIess,
2S27 Chester ST., Sc; Mrs.
]. Frank Murray, z6l 10Th ST.,
s.E.; Mrs. Harry RewsIi, 1905
Dlseayns Drive. AIsxandrie; Mrs.
william osam, 2os N. Fillmore
S., Arlington.
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Six Found Dead In Home
With No Air Vents
By the Assoeicssd Pres,

II
vIcToRv1LE. Calf. Mar. IL,
apparently by suffoca-
ton. has wiped out a family OF
six in the Lucerne Valley. q ranch
ing community l8 miles east Of
here
Deputy Coroner E. p. Doyle
speculated that they were victims
of house so constructed as to be
virtually alright. II
Norman J. Komsr, So; his wife.
IS. and their four children re-
Gently moved into two rooms Of .
partially completed home on Their
40-acre ranch. MIR KOmer had
built the house Of concrete blocks
on a cement ioorS There were nc
air vents.
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mission in a hearing next Wednes-
day.
The Waggaman-Brawn pro-
|posal, a million-do shopping
center at Riggs road and Third
place NE, was the only. project
|unopposed by the association. This
Ithree-acre development would be
Ipuilt on land already commercial
Ily zoned. The other proposals
also involved shopping centers.
The meeting was held in the
Christian Reformed Church at
5911 New Hampshire avenue NV
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Livestock Shipping Losses

CHICAGO.-Losses Of about $25
million a year are incurred because
OF the death or injury of livestock
being shipped to meat packing
lcenterS.
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MIS- George Shonks SIS Nicholson here with The h.ns
Wcsnnshovse Clothes Dryer she Doorbsl Rnns
sono"eeo oo'y winners announced dolly
Su Hodges: to Hls AM WMA announed also over
~ ~ Here's How Yev AAay VIII
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On, Of Town RIrthdays

March % VIM. ScRbron. DE.
troit. Mich. chiffon r Browne,
Philadelphia, Pa
March ~ Mrs Dorothy Butler.
Chicago. III LcoiR NJ Mllea,
Louisville Ky
March 20 Barbara Anne
Washington. Kansas city, KAns. {,
Jerry Laws, Brooklyn. N. Y
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NnrI,n or AUGMENTATION

" Wv NV
NOTICE ~ NENEhN GIVEN that
tnWISIIlArlnN Was Incorporated
under the lave NJ the state nf MIN
nVSUtH ga March ~, 1879 aud ihr
EturTal PURPOSE of this ,utpuIalitn
Ia 90 huN. sell manufacture Hud
deal IN EuOdu, lnriudlnR steel pro.
duets. and tu pruNidC engineering
srrNi,es aud "a do all things ncvrs
uarN usual ~ incidental tu the
furIhptlnu ~ said purltunrn
The address ~ itE registered ~ .
ficS 10 his builders EN'hanEr l'uiid
ms Minneapolis, Minnesota
Tho Names ant addIrEsDs ~ lie
inCorpuThtuFs hIu ~ fuiiuWs
Rhrlduu n kariinn. 9GbI Jersey
Avruu, st tnuis pHrk Mluursota
HrNcTirr Ann t.utB. 66tG usneu
TOAD Minneapolis Minn'aula
NiUia NuThpim ,9b e. tn
street Minneapolis. MinnrEoia
The uRuiOR nud addresses ~ tie
iirrt i'"atd 81 ntrcrtUrH a." as Tot
lows
HhrIduu u kerlirs 2G5I Jrrsey
AN'uur. ~ Luuis i'ark Mtnncsmta
lirvrrlce Ann Lutte, 00iO ossr"
Road Minneapolis. MiuuUsoia
Nlula NarhFim iaA " IN
pAIod this iilh ha' ~ Mhr'h,
NI,iIEp STEEL 4 EN1INEEIuNu
I'pHlTilATlON
up ssohs. katIins, ur"Ssmsn \
karIiuR
ltH AttUTneSh
big iuitdrrH ENchsnEr building
Minneapolis MiunoRuta
tapokCFmah March a.. isb7l
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charitable and cultural activities.
Also, club members win be hand.
ling their Christmas savings
through their organization, The
members include Mrs. ollie Gnf-
I'm, Mrs Roberta Tyler. Mrs.
Gorinn KIRK, Mrs Jerry Robins,
Mrs, Viola Pillow, 723 Rundo Ave.
Is club president at whose home
IN" next meeting win BE- held,
HOok Solicitors Mira. Albert y,
Harris Memphis Tenn. daughter
tn.law Of Mrs, Frrda Harris, 600
Carroll Ave, has been appointed
a member of a committee 90
select textbooks Tor the public
Schools Of the state " Tennessee.
Sails For Japan Pfc. Samuel
wraEg Jr, husband ~ Gloria
Williams wragg, 0S2 IElchart,
sailed Tuesday March ~. from
California, for his assignment In
Japan
birthday Crrbrationi Mrs.
Amanda Jones. Ssi Carroll Ave,
celebrated her 02d birthday ON
MarCh II
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
MINNEAPOLIS

GetTogether Club Meets The Get Together club was en-
tertalned Sunday March 10th the home of Mrs Alice ud
son, 52 chicago Ave So The Mr. Her.
bert Banks Mr. and Ms j. E Primm Mrs Ruth Cowan and
Mr. and Mrs Earle Holloway Mrs Banks will have the next
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Burning Of Famed
Hotel Symbol Of
Resentment
BY IreRe Digs for AMP

II is not difficult to understand
why ant-British Egyptians set
fire 10 Shepherds hotel In Cairo
recently. To Egyptians It was the
symbol Of colonial imperialism
and foreign influence. II repre-
scented luxury paid for by the
masses but enjoyed by the British
But II was not only the British
who stayed there. Thousands Of
persons from all over the world
during its long history. have en-.
joyed its exotic, oriental. ornate
luxury
After reading the account of its
burning. got out my souvenir. a
long detailed statement OF account
for the week spent in Cairo last
summer The bill in and OF itself
is exotic, written both in Latin
letters and Arabic characters.
The first item was for Apart
ment and Breakfast" My apart.
ment was No SIS. with balcony
overlooking a dome and the mag
nifiCent palms of the outdoor
garden where little illuminated
canals flowed silently by. The cell
tngs were high, the bath room as
large as the living room in many
homes in modern apartments, The
floors were covered with oriental
rugs BY pressing a button one
might satisfy most any within or
fancy l have never stayed in a
hotel which offered so many ser
vices.
Staying at Shepherds was a
must just as seeing the sphinx
the pyramids, the Mosques bR-
ZAars and the museums Gone up
in flames is an institution which
symbOlZed luxurious comfort at
one Of the worlds crossroads.
Sipping Turkish coffee on It's
spacious tiled veranda. reached by
sinking your feet In bright red
carpet which began at street level
and continued up two short flights
Of stairs thanked on either side by
handsome black Sudanese wearing
red fezes and long flowing robes
with wide bright red girdles. one
could spend hours merely watch
ing the parade Of people from the
ends Of the earth.
Inside, one was enchanted by
the Arabian Night-like Hobbies.
bars, lounges and stores where one
might buy the most colorful
things
repeat, I can understand why
enraged Egyptians set fire to
Shepherds hotel. but its destruC-
ton pains me none the less.
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Mrs Thee Grant Mrs Villa Mae
Harris, Miss Mary Carrol Mas
Ruth Nelson and Miss Nctttc
Woodfort surprised hcr with gtrts
and greetings Many other greet
lngs wrrr rrcciVrd from fellow
employees Of the Collector Of In.
tcrnai Revenue
H0lds Meeting The ~ Anthony
nm garden club met "Wednesday
At the home ~ Mrs ! NJ Dorsey
ad7 Iglchart Ave, for It's opening
meeting nt the season Nit " n
Boyle. amateur gardener " st
Paul spoke On tulips ami Iris Mrs
Dorsey, president said that the
next meeting viii be April ~. At
the home NJ Mrs Mary Gaines
R63 Iglchart Ave
HAS Quest Mrs Eloiac Nelson
3Of ~ Anthony Ave ~ being Wis
tied this week by her mother
Mrs Efflc Roberts of Racine, Wis.
consin Mrs Roberts stopped in
~ Paul after attending the nlnrr-
al Of her brother In Kansas City.
and she plans to stay two weeks
more
To ScrNr Dinner Mrs Luthcr
Lagoon, ITO W Central Ave, viii
serve ham dinners In her homo
Saturday from I To 7 p. m under
the Sponsorship ~ the usher
board Of the Mt Olvet Baptist
church
New Club Mru Robert Taylor
,Bpl Rondo Ave, held the last
meeting nf the recently organized
TangR club IN her home March 10
The group plans Ia have social
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Dinner Party: Harriet Bowman.
1914 Fourth Ave. So. entertained
Saturday March IS at a semi-for-
NAL dinner party. Guests were
Misses Matte Walker. Dorothy
Stovall. Marilyn Smith, Earlene
Kyle, and LaVerne Noble Messrs.
Charles Glenn. Keith Ewing.
Richard Blakley. Art Frazier and
Ronald Westburry.
Helpers Meet: The Helpers club
of st. Peters AME church held
its regular business and social
meeting Sunday. March %, at the
home of Mrs. Spencer Shtvers.
1921 Fourth Ave So
In Critical Condition: Mr.. Clark
Chavis, after a major operation
two weeks ago is reported still in
critical condition at the Mount
Sinai hospital
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas G. Schwartz were dinner
hosts Sunday night at the Stand
ard Club for Mr. and Mrs Nat
Finney. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Bennett, Or and
Mrs. Jules Feinsten and Mr..
Cecil Newman. The dinner follow
ed Mr.. Finney's address at the
Minneapolis NAACP meeting
Social wings Meet: The Social
Wings club met at the home Of
Miss Harriet Hill, 1882 Fifth Ave.
So. Sunday, March 18th The
group planned a popularity CON
test to be held between North and
South side girls Cash prizes will
be awarded All girls wishing to
enter the contest may do so by
phoning their entries at 10 1854
or GE. 2063.
HonOred: Mrs. Ruth Cowan was
feted Sunday at a luncheon by
Mrs. Mamie Nolan, 1921 Fifth st
So. Other guests were Mrs. Booker
Spencer, Mrs True, Mrs Ida
Webb, Mrs. Addie Smith. Mrs.
Nina Williams and Mrs Ann VIII
Hams. Mrs. Cowan has moved to
the city recently from Bartlesvllle,
Oklahoma.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
81. Paul

"Wednesday Afternoon Sowing
Club; The "Wednesday Afternoon
Sewing club held It's regular buSi
ness and sOCial meeting At the
home Of Mrs Georgia RrRyboy
aTS Rondo Ave, March 10Th.
Maids and MairORa Play Rrldgr
The Twin city Maids and Matruns
club viii meet Saturday, March
goth AZ q O'Clock with Mrs, A V
Hall, qaS W. Central, st Paul,
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The WAY ! SEE TT
Z By NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY greatly Interested to read the
Publishers this weeks that the Nation
Lester question
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOIIS BIRTHDAYS

htNNEAfNtIS hhNNHAbANN
March - Mrs. ", l. SimA
t0I0 Fourth Ave, So: John W.
Carter, SpOS Clinton Ave. Mrs.
VIM Modem. 5000 Third Ave. So, /:
Mary Johns, 10 Highland Ave. N.
March - Gerry HngQuiSt
i9SS Fremont So. Mrs. GaTnett
Jones, SAla Smelling, Carol Gun.
dcrson. SilS Fourth 81. N. vi.
lanova Prrscty. 404i Fourth Ave.
So: Clifton II Browne, 22Oi Firth
Ave. So,
March % VIM A. wormlcy
S9I0 Fourth Ave =, n. &. shelby,
sol Eighth ST N, Anderson J.
Martin; Dorothy Whitaker. bis
Humboldt Ave, No. Belle NJ Og.
den.
March 81 Mrs. Rosaind Clan.
ton. 2426 Fourth Ave So. VIM.
n Gales. 2SlS Firth Ave. So. /.
Mrs VIM Johnson. 2tiO Hawa-
tina, Mary Esther Young, 2A26
Ftuh Ave So, J. u Crawford,
1902 f. 2Sth St; Mrs James =.
I'm, SO4 Aldrich Ave. No
March ~ Arlre Wright 2SlI
rtllsbury Ave. Alfred MCKcnny,
East Chicago, Ind. Mrs Marrslla
Everett 977 Aldrich Avr No
March ~ Mrs Edith Burt
2SlS nth Ave. So. Clarence
Moses. ASi Bryant Ave. No: Ger,
aid Bailey, 3Sl9 Fourth Ave So
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
March - Gordon Kirk, pSS
Carroll Ave. Mrs Hazel p. How.
land, 6S3 Carroll. Lloyd Gambol.
40 Arundel
March ~ Roland Mcfarland
1918 Rnndo, Thomas Light. 88l
W Central; Howard f. johnson,
7lO st Anthony.
MarCh % John Clifford Han
non 633 W Central
March 20 Watson Green. 900
Rondo Ave. Alfred parran. $40
81 Anthony
MarCh a wilda seaton 8s8
Carroll Ave Walter Bennett. STA
81 Anthony, Mrs Mamie Little
500 Rondn Ave. Connie Jackson.
87s 81 Anthony Ave Rev Floyd
Massey Jr., ITO st Anthony Ave.
March ~ Sonia LaDril John.
son. 400 Dale Ave Title ! Price.
AA4 Rondn Ave, \ W KinChid
1872 Carroll Ave. Robert Williams,
702 ROndo Ave
March 20 Ronald Harris. tOh
81 Anthony Ave Bertha l.
Perry 3pS 81 Anthony, Ann
Robinson. 2bl Rondo, Mrs Susie
W Bowen, 3S2 W Avon
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March 20 Florence Mann
Chicago, III, RAY rringlc De,
troit, Mich
March IN Roy Davis, Seattle
Rosa Lee Johnson. Chicago, III
ALFRED MCKenny, East Chicago
Ind
March 20 George StrcRtor
New York n v. Mrs Geo Mi,
Ter, Spring Valley III
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place every election has become
pretty Z Negroes give
national voting strength IN" Presidential candidate who
ConE the record the experienced In national affairs
well foreign policy even his stand o" civil rights has
vague prior election AFTER voted
they their demanding CIAmOnE baIhoO for
what they want
campaign worthless
It's the stand takes AFTER he has been elected that counts
a AFTER is office depends great
delinquent politicians
prior pOhti
campaign wAGr fury II they kept pot
energy nj counting
political candidates slightest conception
what Negroes rally want because they don't hA'" that much
limited servants and dOncsCs know from personal
PeenCe that whites usually startled into state Of
thing bordering shock their meeting
with Negro who looks directly In the who Isn't
wearing IA white serving coat
The terms rights" and "FEPC" have kicked
RSuscd that IN" whit" whenever
hears them Immediately ConJurs his secret mind
plot Actually. Negro asking
nothing thr mana rrady
The right work job which he qualified Tn" right
a home n "a to InCom right
suitable his poCk"tbook aud station
H These ordinary, commonplace rNAItics white
Americas" but they h"'" been so exploited P"P"E"nd"d and
exaggerated they
have come TO be regarded a. constituting
II Negroes getting and
pleading election something
c"y wrong with their strategy They would do better to put the
best qualified office then him and Look
r
helauluh We're hcauah
don't make your
neither the boys will be back
help H."
That's the only kind of talk politicians understand
The President Of the United states either helped handI
by his personality Il
with mite 81 ne not b. able
mIrRces think, strike the 81
leadership for tn" nation weak personality lacking
hs's u dead duck
The white always be educated relations
the education has to be accomplished by ~h"enE him the head
with club. nguratively speaking
The Negroes position America interviewed with the
well being of the white economically
that anything that helps white
caly helps Negro
the Negro American douby Hitten
white American the Negro
URI the Negro American place
20 attain degree independence
advanced In by WIeS
matter how mnch noise the latter make rights
It's Negroes n and then
subjected TO liberal education
American Culud brother
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From this column Of January 4 1852
a timing: bomb muir
along the
before the United Nations country prsu
ing genode the mass determination Of American Negroes
Prom Ebony Magazine Of April 1859:
Quiet and scholarly Harry Moor had
when the Communists exploiting
hhL Representatives from Communist
20 sEla Florida Just bombing
10 Of them flying
got % speak ~ the
The Communist coupled the Moore killings
RsdS fantastic charge
Communists the United
we ChaFge
government Of systematically trying
American NegrOes and they 1sed the Moore
claim"
Umm hmm
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ST. Paul Wedding
Anniversaries

March 20 Mr.. and Mrs, Ro'
berto Tyler, 0eA w. Central, -
years,
March ~ Mr.. and Mrs Robt
y, Sanders. GOT Rondo. , years
MarCh N Mir, and Mrs Ran
som ONcAl, years,
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Birthday; Miss lowarran Johnson guest of honor at
birthday luncheon earnings Thursday, March Il birth
day cake with lighted candle for each year adorned the table
Her two sisters, Mrs Julia Weaver and Mrs Edith RaaSon
presented her with oNr of peas daisies and
Her fellow the Revenue
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whether or not Il was time for the Negro voter &c
consider giving his support to Presidential eandi
date who the best Rll-around man for the job
Of his stand civil rights, or TO con
tinue TO toss his vote 10 weak candidate who
came out for civil rights.
II seems TO mr that Negroes have made .
serious error In strategy In allowing themselves
20 bc Influenced by the before election promises
Of candidates who make pubic utterAnccs
about civil rights and FEPC. then forget these
promises until the next election rolls around
All Of the brnAst- beating about civil rEhta
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The AntDefanation League Of Bnal Birth
alerted the $4,000 members
ton that Communists attempting
propaganda to stir controversy
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg
William Merritt, 81
New Vera County stated The Rosenberg nothing
vita AH s"uh The CoSnnuHists 20 stir racial
and reMgtous TENSIONS"
Meanwhile SooaHed Committee
bergS had reported 200 Of the faithful rally"
liquidation" LIST should this
Wonder what salt mine Yours Truly up
been quit
paper back In the forss They haven't
the Stooge Of the "eapitsE
hardly the Hearst Chicago reaconary
capital has been many years
Also haven't been the habit Republicans
One u the fellow Minneapolis
"e DoSD>" whsn his scheaIsys good
that the Comrsass
deErssraGe.
thOse bddSes had bseR 10
NJ time the past
eHtSV % souethng
0theS.