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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

FOR o. ga GasH Ev:l also os 5ft iP SsIS p c l. Mf
GGRAvATTE. 1913 K st. NV. Ma
MODERN. clean. 2 or 3 bedToou
lncation bone in F1Ed D. b., G. or nearby Nd M
I WILL PAY YOU CASH for %n your
home. Any location. any condition
lMMED. CASH for your home OF
HOUSES FOR CAsHGTo' sell for
terms Call us for a bid. resardless
OF location and condition. Call at
once; no charge for cons1ltsiion;
ssINsKY' s1ndays,' ST ST. 5sg4 23ll; evenings and
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL CASH for
ale; a44sl hope To 5sse. 1Ss over $4,000 DE
Or. within 2 mi. b, G. Any kind,
hillside, ravine or other. VIII pay
cash. P. o. Box 5597. D. C. '16.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
men ment property, Is ,, what you desire
sos North CAPITOL. ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
immed. results: If you
wish to sell your home. list with
LISS REALTY co for quick actior.
NE. 666s. Ewes. GE. 9079, ia. 4lo3.
I WILL PURCHASE your house for
all cash in . days. j. F. HASSIN.
Ma. 17aS or WA. 4915 ewes. la
WILL TRADE 81 Nash An1b. sedan
as On. pyuit on nome; Andrews
Field vic. Call AP. 5761. WA. 1856.
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VIM. r. HUGHES
AP. IfUU TIL 3 PM. -
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ARLINGT0N-2-bedrm. brick. semi
det.; just redecorated: 10 yrs. old:
prewar construction; h.-ah.; bsmt. /;
yard, shade trees; quiet family
neighborhood; close to schools.
transp.. stores; orig. owner and sole
occupant: S12.25O. OW. 1870. ia
ARLINGTON BEAUTY-Magntfic
white brick Colonial home in a per-
fectly delightful setting among tow
ering shade trees on nearly q acre
in nearby Virginia's most convenient
and desirable residential area; in
cludeS den and lavatory on 1st A.;
3 lovely bedrms. and baths on 2nd
H.; rec. rm.; huge screen porch;
maid,s rmi and bath; PRICED VERY
SALE; FRANK s. PHILLIPS. IA.
NORTH-Two-bed bedroom.
brick bunga.; liv. rm., sep. din. rm..
expanSihle attic, fr. porch, land
scaped lot, 60xlS0; nr. bus. shop.
etc. Slo.95o with low down pay
RAMBLER WITH VIEW
--Brand-new. ali-brick. 3-bedrm., -
bath rameler in the popular and
highly convenient Lorcom lane area !;
includes beautiful rec. rIn. and full
bath. in basement: built-in sarage;
gas heat; lovely wooded lot approx.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6sse;
ARLINGTON RAMBLER. See 800
Large all brick 3-bedrm. rambler !:
splendid location: near Wash. Golf
and G. G: features a lovely big
kit. with finest cabinets and equip;
ps1tee1s Pert nsntnn mmasRsss FRaNx s9ne fxHss
ia. 5-6266. Ewes. call JE. 4-4247.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

3523 I4th ST. NV. B lovely lge.
rms, excel. location. for ms. ONCE.
real estate. decorator. milliner, dry
goods, etc; immed. occup.; reas.
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 6s
Co, 14I5 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
S25 So. It. desirable ONCE space;
end AND 3rd FLOoRs-suitable for
meeting rms. ofices, clubs. churches.
storage space, etc. 1902 14th st. NV.
4eS Sin ST. N.w.-a-story and
bsmt. brick bldg, incl parking for
no. Of cars. I'd comm. Apply $40 r
st. NV. Rm. 10. MA. S025. Ill
DOWNTOWN--n.w. cor. 9th and
Penna. ave. NV About 1000 50.
#. or more. I'd floor. elevator, suit.
for ofhces. mercantile purposes. etc.
Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 19.
DoWNTo&SN WAREHOUSE or shop
with aforementioned ofice): 2 rs,
approx $500 so. It. Call Mr.. Oneil.
FULLER, INC. 1013 18th ST. NV.
NEAR MAINE AVE. AND NJ SITS. S.W.
list commercial. semidetached 2.
story brick consisting Of 6 rms;
ideal for ONCE and storage; will re.
model to suit tenant: reasonable
rent. RE. 2i37, TR. 1895. p
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HOUSES SALE-XA. Cont

ARL1NGTON-,}-be br1ck ram
TiNKIE . aPRsoPERTihEsC. C ow' $$$S: ssS
ARLINGTON, $4,000 cash. s1a,e5o.
CT resale. Six-rm. modern home
elec. kit, ,;, bsmt; HILL1ARD REALTY.
$1,000 CAsH-Nearly new. 6-room
Colonial; din rm., fireplsee. bsmt,,
deal. SI6,95O. PROVIDENCE
REALTY. RA. 3343.
ASHTON HEIGHTS bedrooms. 2ia
baths, exceptionally nice red brick
custom built Colonial. slate roof:
all large rooms. screened porch;
ssss s4so. For apptss can Jack KTo.
9s2SS6: &2SSo. with BOSS ess0S AND isfi SHglfs =
FALLS cHURcH-superb SOFT. Gus
tom-build brk. rambler, 21x22-ft.
huge picture windows, formal din.
rm., 3 bedrms., . baths, recr. rm.,
gar. set on corner lot 150x155.
Many extra details. Close to schools,
ets sso Ideal H location REs for dpet1r S0s S3s
evenings, even eI cH. tSa5Ai 6SS5. l. o"' ''o0'
FALLS CHURCH AREA, $500 down
New. 3- bedrm. brk. rambler; lge.
Hv. rm., .firepl, sep. din. rm., on a
acre, acre OF level ground: extra a acre
to S17,25O. ALLo REALTY, OW.
950S; evenings, CHI. 1898.
NEW. 4 bedrooms, . baths. Close to
schools and shopping: l large bed
room and bath on LIST floor; family
size dining room; beautifully equip.
fireplace in living room and base
ment. $21 400. TINKLE PROPER
TIES: OW. 1929. ia. 2..2381. III
$i3,95ol2 bedrooms: close in. ex-
see sepsrste dn@a Gom living
porch. full basement, nice yard and
garage. $1,000 cash. TINKLE PROP
ERT1ES. OW. 1928, IA. 2-23sl
3.BEDROoM RAMBLERs, S1475
down; Gil: 1 block to schools; fun
basement; all city conEeniences.
EKTIEs. Sye oW. s52s. iHk.E "A. 2a3sl F@4h
ALEX. BRICK - Convenient quiet,
roomy. on a bus line. nr. fine school.
s-bedrm. brick rambler. Tile bath:
formica sink top; pine rec. rm.. all
for $23!.950 with $4,000 cash. Cali
HooFF HOG !Sc f7o7 THS Duke IaAs st. Alex,
oPIENA % DAILY sd: tWintsi4e wiz GHet bedrms.
and bath. lge. liv. rm., full din.
furnace: lot 60xls5 with trees. i
blk. to bus. walking distance to
st. AIMS. A nice home for the
large family or extra income. Ask
ing S16,95O. consider trade. Direc-
IssrsoS t,9ns Out IT,. WILSON II go byd 70 n
$500. oW. e167, IA. S-so5i. III
OWNER offers 7-room home acreage,
ORCH. bath. furn., gas, cleo. fine
view, superior schools. SO min. TO
Washington. $4,000. Tel. Nokesville
COLLINGWOOD MANOR-Stone and
brick house, 2S3 It. from Mt. Vernon
blvd. Liv. rm.. -22x15: 3 lge. win
dows, one bay. frepl.; din. rm., kit.
unfinished end door, roushed-in
bath. Delco air-cond. heat. Excel.
price and terms If sold this week
end. H. A. EDGE. TIE. 0791. Ill
JEFFERSON MANOR - $3.50 cash
and move into this 2-bedrm brick
semi With full bsmt. CECIL b
LUTON, OW. 1898; ewes. IA.
$le,soc. NORTH ARLINGTON
Modern. clean, 4-bedrm. brick; 2
baths, pine recr. rm., 2 corner lots,
beautiful view. Can assume pay
ments; Sept. occupancy. OWNER,
RENT BEATER-Needs extensive re-
minutes from Fl. Belvoir. s rms,
full bsmt., city water. $3.50 down,
$40 mo-, $2,750 full price. IA. 2
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S16.950

For 8 bedrms. and full baths in No
Arlington is q competitive house on
today's market; A large living rm
size dining rm.. kit. and 2 of the
bedrms. and bath is the 1st fir. plan.
The 3rd bedrm. is dormitory size.
with its own full pvt. bath. Com
plete bsmt. The lot 10 deep with
large large. trees soo, Tns det gsIase gar sooS
deal this Is. And now when you can
assume a S10.40O GI 1st trust just
what else is there in your favor?
$4,000 to $1,000 cash will handle.
Call at once OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. 5000
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used-car lot; must
be on well5known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafic,
MIR. REINES, OR. 2400.
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HOUSES SALIVA. (cont.) }
REAL LUXURY LIVING


For the rest of your life is your:
for the asking, when you become
the proud owner of this lovely
home. The front elevation will take
your eye when we drive you UP to
the front door. Entry into a GIFT
liv. rm.. adorned with deep red
brick tirepl. and picture windows,
individual din. rm. with picture. 3
twin-siZed bedrms s-the masters has
its own pvt. tile bath with shower.
Another full tile tub bath serves
the. family. Extra large equipt. kit.
with breakfast space, trellised
breezeway to garage. Secluded patio
paved with Roman block wide pvt.
lot on a quiet dead-end Street. close
to Wash. Golf and Country Club
$1,000 to $4,000 cash and this
rambling rambler is yours for only
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Leo Hwy. on Glebe. OW. 9090
Evening star., 1952-09-09
FALL. IN LOVE

With this sparkling 3-bedrm. Cali
fornia rambler on q handicapped Z.
acre. Pastel green exterior plus
decorator colors inside. Unusual
comfort-style floor plan with lge
closets and step-saving kit. Many
extras include ranch-type fencing
Bendix and storm windows. All city
utils.: S9.100 4i4ec loan available
Priced only S13.25O. Come out to-
day and be happy tomorrow.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
476a Lee HWY. on oiebe. on. soeo
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HOUSES OF 80

XxSo0AJ OG 20
Are on display throughout Va. these
days. We've Just listed one that
should be among them. Spanking
new rambler on q level wide land
scaped lot. that in quality and size
cannot be compared. Full hall en-
trance with sliding-doored guest
closet. sx16 kit. equip. with disposal.
dishwasher, refgr.. 2, de luxe rance
with dining area and a firepl. with
ample hearth for firewood supply;
3 bedrms.. . will hold 6-pc. suites;
ceramic tiled tnot plsstic) bath with
2 medicine cabinets, built-in For
mica vanity table and elec. bath
heater; gas hot-water radiant heat:
oak parauet floors: mercury switches
throughout. Studio ceilings" in all
rooms, floor-to-ceiling picture win
dows; carport or porch with more
outdoor closet space; very close-in
location. Priced at only S19.250
with Sf.450 cash required. Call US
for appt. to inspect Immediately.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
t763 Lee Hwy. on 0lsbe. ow. eo9o
10
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LA ROCHE

OFFERS EXCLUSIVELY
CHEVY CHASE. Rollingwood sect
Lovely 3-bedrm, 2l2-bath brk. home
$50. 500.
CHEVY CHASE-Charming older homI
of 3 lge. bedrmS.. with StreamlineC
interior; very unusual: S23. $50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Lge. hom,
for lge. family; Blessed Sac. Parish
2 blks. from everything; S34,950.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm la-bath brk.
new rambler; very Rttrac.: 1900
Beautiiully located oidel
home in Edsemoor; very spacious
excel. for doctor or entertaining
$34,500.
INSPECTION INVITED
PHONE OIL. 0070
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$1,000 DOWN

Frame ans,iol,s S.bsdrm rambler: M in 2 loysl,
close TO bus, city .util. Liv. rm.
din. rm.. fully equipped kit: lge
lot. priced at Sl2,950. Excel. terms
Owner leaving and anxious for sale
ArfaX Realty, FA. 1850
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COLONIAL CHARM

White Colonial and perfect in every
detail is the best description OF this
home; 22-ft. living, room and dinins
dream kitchen; full basement: leve
lot with flowers galore; you'll moi
be disappointed If you put US or
your must list to inspect; 2 block.
to Catholic and public schools
Prfcs. rnHss si5.7sS. OD''S "4N 'N'
GRAHAM q CO.. 81. 6010
Evening star., 1952-09-09
DELUXE RAMBI,ER

For those who want charm. beauty
and design for gracious living tnis
spacious rambler is the answer; lge.
liv. rm. with firepl.: lse. din. rm. !;
cntr. hall entr.. master bdrm. with
Hollywood bath. plus another color
full tile bath for two more twin size
bdrms;; full stairway to lge. attic;
dry bsmt. with attached gar. !;
beautiful location in No. Arl., close
to everything: $4,000 cash will buy.
Call Immediately.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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HOUSES sALE-MD. (cont. }

SOLID MASONRY-Fire resistant; g.
bedrm, house; $1,000. (full price);
1870 down; FRAME. 2-bedrm. house;
$500 tfull price,; 139o down.
Prices quoted are for perpetual lease.
GREENBELT VETERAN HOUSING
CORE; 4osA Gresdent I'd. Greenbelt'
NEW ALL-BRICK s-BEDRM. RAM
BLER-Lge liv.. rm,, Youngstown
kit. Frisidaire; full bsmt.; gas &C.
heat, Venetian blinds; priced Sl4.-
g95. Veteran down payment. 81
1875; monthly payment $83; includes
taxes; non-yet. down pymt; $4, 295,
ISodoSaT' ISod GFa%sy md' St. Radiant Vale valley
Sept, 16. must sell this beautiful
new br. home located in Oak Springs
Of Md: consisting Of 6 lge. rms,
ISt floor lge; liy; ;: Em: with 10 o.. #,
place. fun din. rm.., kit. fully
breakfast nook. exhaust fan and
roughed In garbage disposal: big
bedrm. or den and full bath. End
floor .d lge; bd5ms; full bath, ,,3, mas, s.
garage with overhead door, daylight
bsmt. guaranteed against dampness
Brick wall entire front of lot and
driveway with ornamental railing,
cost $4,000: Builder will give $50
duplieated. Full price S!s.950; CAN
NORTHEAST DEVELOPMENT CORP.
TO. 6I37.
BRICK CAPE COD
on level lot in close-in Hyattsville
aFea-Full bSmt.; gas heat: firepl.
in lge. liv. rm.; AL cond. through
out; owner transferred, will sell
for SIS. 5.750. Call WA. 5000 It'll
8 pm, ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO.
$500 DOWN. S75 per mo. pays every
Ordnance. Four-room bungalow and
bath, cloSed-in porch, over 12-acre
ground. LOUIS MILLER. Realtor,
UN. 2723: evenings, WA. 60l2.
BRICK RAMBLER. mr.. Univ. Park
Five bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., dinette,
compl. kit. Only S15.250, substantial
Cash Sa,I ,,iI, and assume GI loan. ALVIN
REDUCED TO sIi,5OO for quick sale.
large shaded. level lot. in Lanham S
ALv1N Ss iRfstiS RPniSG uN p'G3 o1a pessesit0h iS
$I.4OO DOWN BUYS THIS Charge
bedrm., 2-yr.-old home in Kentland.
S64 mo. paws all. $3.50 fun price
FRED GREENE. AP. 6914. 10
A WONDERFUL HOME story brick,
3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., lge.
kit. full bSmt., storm windows,
drews Field or Census Blu. Call 20.
9-9767 -l3
TRADE YOUR HOUSE on attractive
rambler off New Hampshire avenue
extended, or can get you cash from
your house to buy that Regulation
x house you long for. Mr.. Maury,
TU. 1925. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO., Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV.
51O3 HAMILTON ST.. Rogers Hgts..
$l,500 to $1,000 down. Attrac.
2-yr.-old, 2-bedrm. brick bungalow;
vacant: assume GI loan: consider
auto or house in trade. OWNER,
ST. 3444. TIA. 1868. Ill
CORAL. HILLS AREA
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
YORKTOWN VILLAGE

IO1t1A IOWN V1LL1ANI
tDEAD-END STREET.
Excellent brick home, center-hall
plan, 3 large bedrooms and = baths
lst floor has library, l6Xl6 porch,
laVatory and modern kitchen: built
in garage and lovely yard. I'M
mediate possession.
RIDDELL REALTY CO., DI. 1900
Evening star., 1952-09-09
$9,500

This will buy 3-bedrm. rambler on
2a acres, within 10 miles of D. C..
Assume large 4ec CT loan.
We have 3 homes within miles of
D. c.. all with bedrooms. 9 with
basement and garage; priced from
$I2,950 to Sl6,95Q.
Louis r. Simpson
& SON. INC. REALTORS
$500 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-7777
Evening star., 1952-09-09
OPEN SAT. SUN, 10-DARK
WEEKDAYS 4-DARK
Beautiful WOodmoOr

Lovely 3-bedrm.. all brick rambler,
in a setting of good homes: walking
distance to public and parochial
schools; immediate occupancy: full
bsr1,t: price. SIS, 500; low down
payment, acceptable to substantial
purchaser Cali SH. S0l0, til 9 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

&15.500
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. full
bsmt.. outside entrance. frepl.: cor
ner lot. Call now.
S1S,o50-2 BATHS
history BRICK. 4 rms, bath 1st
A.. 2 rms. bath 2nd "a: full bsmt.
built-in garage, new home, close
to Md. Univ. See it today.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WYNNEWOOD

3 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN
Lovely brick Colonial on corner lot
with true center hall. Large
liv. rm. with fireplace, formal din
washer and 12-ft. refgr., and sunny
den on 1st f.; 3 large bedrooms
and 2 baths on 2tid A.; pull down
stairs to attic: full basement with
rec. rm. with fireplace and hall
bath; attached garage: l blk. from
transportation and very close t
schools. Call Carrington Davis. ia
5-6060: eyes,. OF. 9161.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
(nrIrt c. AL VTa
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18
Former Minneapolis
Man In Frocos Over
Former Resident

According to the Los Angeles
TRIBUNE newspaper, two former
Minneapolitans recently figured
in a shooting out there in the City
of Angeles.
The paper recently carried a
story which said one, Isaac Reed,
was in a critical condition after a
shooting at 1910 West seth Place
where the two guns came into
play.
Reed was shot by a police spec
ial .3S, which police said they be-
lieved to have been in the posses
sion of James Gresham, former
Minneapolis man who the paper
says in now a taxicab driver.
Also found toting a gun at the
scene of the shooting was Mrs. C..
Marie Hughes, the mems hostess
at the Seth Place.
Gresham was said to have gone
TO Mrs. Hughes rescue when Reed
struggled with her for possession
of the gun. a relative of Mrs,
Hughes, Mrs. Beatrice Dunlap,
told police.
According to Gresham's story
the gun he had discharged with
out him knowing it, and Reed
even knocked him down after be-
ing shot, unaware of the bullet
wound in his own chest.
The TRIBUNE says that when
the belligerents realized that Reed
was hurt, they ceased fighting and
Gresham helped the wounded man
to a chair and summoned an am
bulanCe.
Police told the TRIBUNE re-
portcrs that the fight was over
Mrs. Hughes whom both men
wanted to date that night. Gresh-
am was reported being held pend
ing outcome of Reeds condition.
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

to similar courses"
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP
special counsel, said that the ap-
plicants will present themselves
for admission and that the AS
sociation will take further action
Immediately If they are not admit
ted, Mr.. Marshall also stated that
further action will be taken If
other qualified applicants are sub
sequently not admitted He said
the NAACP legal staff feels that
this case sets sufficient precedent
TO open the law and graduate
schools permanently to Negro stu
dents.
NAACP attorneys participating
in the appeal, in addition to
Messrs. Marshall and Carter,
were Avon Williams of Knoxville
and Carl A. Cowan and 2. Alex
ander LOBBY Of Nashville.
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

law and graduate schools on
whose behalf NAACP attorneys
appealed to the high court. The
victory was the 30th for the
NAACP out of 33 cases carried to
the Supreme Court.
The case was closed after John
]. Hooker, representing the trus-
tees Of the University of Tennes-
see. rose in the Supreme Court
following argument by NAACP
Assistant Special Counsel Robert
l.. Carter, TO say that university
trustees had agreed TO admit
Gene Mitchell Gray and Jack
Alexander to the graduate school,
and Lincoln A. Blakeney and
Joseph H. Patterson to the law
school this month. Later, Mr.,
Hooker and X. Dodson, who also
represented the university, told
reporters that this meant that all
qualified Negroes will be admitted
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18
PRIDE or THE WEST
iNSTAllS OFFICERS

Past patron Don LaFaucette in
stalled newly elected officers Of
Pride of the West OES chapter
on Tuesday night, January 8.
Installed were Mrs. Mae Stew
art, worthy matron; Genevieve
Jackson, secretary, Mamie 3.
Fogg, treasurer; zalita Cook, con-
ductress; Mary Duke, Ada; Lula
Seaton, Ruth; Clara Allen, Es-
ther: Eula Craig, Martha; Mary
Clardy, Electa; Fern Helm, SEN
tinel: Lucy Harris, warder; Eliza
beth Ewing, chaplain; Zella shep-
herd. marshall and Beulah Nit
chell, organist.
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

of officers, After the installation
was over, Frank Boyd. a board
member, made a motion to pro-
ceed with regular business which
was passed, Then he offered a
motion that the NAACP protest
the dropping of Virgins from the
university faculty, which was Sec
onded.
Charles Anderson spoke against
the motion and said that he was
opposed to the motion because he
thought it was a closed issue and
that he could speak an hour
against the motion.
Nathaniel Smith accused An
derson of using fihbuster tactics,
the same type of strategy that the
Dixiecrats use in congress to pre-
vent the passage of civil rights
legislation and that 1t was his
opinion that Virgins dismissal
from the university was a viola
ton of academic freedom.
The chairman then closed off
all debate on the motion by rul-
ing II out of order. A motion TO
adjourn was made and the
meeting closed.
Mayor Edward J. Delaney was
the guest speaker at the meeting.
He spoke on civil rights and the
progress st. Paul is making in
that direction.
AS an example of the progress
that st. Paul is making he cited
the role the citizens of st. Paul
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

actress Josephine Baker was re-
fused proper service after waiting
for more than an hour.
Winchell has since used every
dirty trick in the yellow journal
ism book to smear Miss Baker.
Walter White, head of the
NAACP went to work on the case.
Mayor Impellitteri called in the
Mayors Committee on Unity.
Two weeks following the COM
mittee brought in its report and
it blasted the Stork Club owner
for his sidestepping of the main
issue.
Mayor Impelliteri is being
roundly criticized for failing to
make public the report submitted
to him by the Committee on
Unity.
Those who thought that Jose
phine Baker and Walter White
and the many who are interested
would quit in the case after a
couple of weeks are off their
noodle. You won't hear the last of
this issue for many months to
some. Both Baker and White are
booking talks all over the country
Condemning Walter Winchell and
the Stork Club.
1t always has been a known
fact that WinChell had many ad-
mirers among minority peoples
they followed his column daily and
his broadcasts on Sunday night.
Many have sickened of him since
his repeated attacks on Miss
Baker and have quit buying the
paper carrying the column. They
now pass him up on Sunday
nights.
Speaking for myself. l feel that
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

had in breaking down the race
barrier in ABC bowling and that
st. Paul was the first city that
was host to the ABC after it had
changed its race policy.
Rev. Denzil Carly, president
OF the Minnesota NAACP and
pastor OF st. Phillips Episcopal
church installed the new officers
and impressed upon them the
solemnity OF their obligations
and duties TO the perpetuatiOn
/, OF the NAACP.
Frank NJ. Smith is the new
president and Lewis II. Erwin is
the retiring president.
Also appearing on the program
was: Rev. Floyd Massey, pastor of
Pilgrim Baptist church; Rev.
James c. Dixon, pastor Of st.
James AME church; Rev. B. II.
Hunter, pastor of Mt. Olivet Bap-
tist church.
Special music for the meeting
was furnished by the Pilgrim
Gospel chorus. Mrs. Harriet Smith
and Mrs. Harriet Gordon each
rendered piano solos.
Frank Smith, the new presi-
dent, said that he will announce
committee appointments soon,
1t is being rumored that the
supporters of Virgins are going
to call for special meeting Of
the branch to discuss the entire
matter.
St. Paul recorder., 1952-01-18

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dom in Virgins dismissal. The
committee on academic freedom
and tenure of the AAUP said that
while Virgins was the source OF
some discussion at the last ses'
sion of the legislature 1t was their
opinion that IL wasn't a major
issue.
After the meeting the chapter
issued the following statement:
1T is recommended that no
further action be taken at this
time for the reason that the evil
dence does not establish any vio-
lation of academic freedom"
Virgins, an instructor in the
philosophy department for the
past six years and the first Negro
on the faculty at the university,
was notified Dec. IL that he would
be dropped from the faculty at
the end of the school year.
Virgins has charged from the
beginning that he was being
because Of his political views
and pressure from members Of
the state legislature.
DR.. James l.. Morrill,, president
of the university, stated that Wig
gins was being dropped because
his scholarship record and lack of
potential contribution to the uni
versity did not justify retention.
Three state legislators, Repre-
sentatives d. D. Wozinak, st.
Paul and Reuben Tweten, Fosston
and Senator Fay Child, Maynard
all have figured prominently in
the Wiggins case.
They all said that they had
talked to Morrill, about getting
rid of Virgins because he was
what they called an embarrass-
ment TO the university.
At 18th ward Republican
meeting in Minneapolis, Child said
Morrill, had promised him that
Virgins would be gone in a year.
Morrill, denied saying this to
Child. He did admit that various
legislators had talked to him
about Virgins and other members
of the faculty.
Virgins dismissal has been pro-
tested by the students, some fac
ulty members and various organi-
cations throughout the commun-
ity as a violation Of academic
freedom.
A citizens committee to back
Virgins fight for reinstatement
Is being formed.