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Evening star., 1952-11-19
AuIoMoslLEs FOR SALE

HUDSON 40 Commodore "6" 4-dr.
sedan; equipped; . family car. SS95.
Two-day money. back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
INA. 9S5O), 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
"H;IE can; HydrseMatic. sI mSd heater and other
equipment; driven. less than 1000
$500 discount CALL CARL MO-
ToRs E3! - me- :.ha.Sa HUDSON 2 dealer o1SI 57Sl
HUDSON. 1910 4.dr; sedan: / owner.
cslf SGf aftsr ftsnse PM nhoo wa $751; Ssss s1
HUDSON 1947 2-dr. Super "6'';
heater, overdrive, new tires, beauti-
full black-satin finish. orig. paint;
S649 or best offer; can finance.
Phone MIR. OLIVER, UN. 1922. go.
HUDSON '4s Super 20" 4-door. If
mfsHp mUdeI p,SaTgo.W sarS WHY'S OVERLAND =! 4
NV. -21
JAGUAR 1852 Mark VII sedan: 3,7oo
offer. JE. 4-2954. -23
JAGUARs l94s conv.. $1.762; also
sss7S A5i JACK pR9 fsasi i4tb f1ssl snd esGno na
JEEP 1941: splendid condition with
winter a1t to top S295: terms, "RoPER''
KAISER so 2-dr. Virginian; r. and
h; directional signals; seat covers;
sRfs sSsfso SoToR g. a9i I've. sdhveE diIsct
y across from U; s. Royal sign,
5003 E.-W. hwy. (open suns.) JU.
KAISER 1947 4-dr.; r. and h.. over
driye; good q clean clean car; 1928; Ssday,
9s50). lila Vermont ave. NV.
LINCOLN 1947 de luxe sedan; looks
and runs like new; S595. terms.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave; so. ne.
MERCURY 1949 club coupe; equipped
with radio and heater: in imma-
TON MOTOR COMPANY, shiriins-
ton Business Center. Va. -21
MERCURY 40 station wagon; radio,
@sooesa' @ooR' MoToR xs5z aHsae Co. rSfd. PSa Sss5
Wis. ave. NV, OR. SO93.
MERCURY so 4-dr. sedan: low mile
Stier Gail IT. RERNEY' RHio1S ow of s4eo. aeo.
MERcHRY 1s4e convert: radio.
original green finish in excellent
mech. cond. Your old car regardless
Of cond. may make the down pay
ment. GREENWAY MOTORS. 5000
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-3516.
MERCURY '51 club coupe: black. r..
h., o'drive; very clean; SI,795
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAND
(NA. 9S50D. lila Vermont ave. NV.
MERCURY 1850 4-dr. sedan; allur-
ing Cadet blue; completely equipped.
Sale price, ST. ,494. LUSTINE-NICH-
OLSON. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Deal
er.. CWA. 1905, AP. 2002), 5000
BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALe

FORD 1887: '4s engine. lowered. +.
loaded, skirts. dual exhaust. new
paint, new upholstery; S175. LU.
FoRp6' 't1e club coupe; :, "a, and ] h.; new
from .: s. Royal sign. 1909 c wv w.
hwy. (Open Suns.) JU. S-3157.
Def RSa bssk sop Ap5es bSs te nm
ANGLE 4 e. rMSSTSSSRs' SSSS 500 R. i. ave.
FORD 1949 Custom "s" 2-dr.: r. and
II TRIANGLE T MoTRos. IfS9s ten 3oio K saAi /.
ave. me-. DE. 6302.
FORD 1851 de luxe "6" Tudor: r.
and h.. excellent cond. throughout:
MoToRs S5itsh soie r. s1af T. ave rRlANdaE Re pE
FORD 1850 Custom "s" Fordor;
overdrive' srd,iye T; and h. s; c., perfect
@stten guar maTfSn TRdANdEE n MoToRs Fl Sss
3O10 r. I. ave. ne. DE. 6302.
FORDS. 1949, 1850. 1851. variety of
colors and body styles, sale price low
as SS75 with 1909 protected
money back guarantee make no
payments until 1853; You'll fnd
sALERs' NC. i7si Bladensbars
F0RDS 81 Custom Tudors and For
dors; selection OF varieties Of COL
ors; all fully equipped. 12-pt. in
Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer 1WA'
7205; AP. 2002). $500 BALTIC. ave-,
Hyattsville. Md.
FORD 1850 Custom "S": orig. owner.
$7'999 e 99e miles Wf' o1gs must sell this week
FRAZER y y y 4.door; door; Hoverford dG gray
finish is. beautiful; almost new rub
and must @ 60. s4s5'. B sENN1Nd N { { 1sud9sS xuTo
SALES (Studebaker). 1900 Benning
GMc 81 saburban; seats 8 adults;
cond.: an unusual buy at 1855
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 Rhode
Island ave; ne, MI. 5000. -2l
nomicsl' little car, % You can an buy buy
this car for as little as $3.50 down.
Easy terms. "a mos. to pay. $s95.
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS. 8SO1
At Piney Branch, .ji Ju. s 7-Sesio nDf'nS'
HENRY ] 1851 4-cylinder; low mile
age; $595. Ex: 1926. 8. til 8.
HUDSON; ~. Super g, 4-ar; sedan;
WWeedendss, all day. During week after
HUDSON 10 i9551 Hornet conv.; maroon:
Hydra-Matic dr.; white s.w.; ia, 600
miles; must sell; $4,000 or best
offer. 1907 10th st. NV. bet. 1O-2
p.r. 81"
HUDSON Al Commodore sedan; looks
and runs like new: $3.50, terms.
ROPER" 18th and R. !. ave 10. ne.
HUDSON '46 2-door: new paint,
radio. heater, good condition.; S525.
"A.
HUDsON 1859 Wasp e-dr.; twin h.,
oyerdrive. heater. full equip. CO.
Official car; $500 discount; new-car
title and warranty. CALL CARL
MOTORS. INC. Hudson dealer, 77O1
Wis ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 2121.
radio, heater, white-wall tires; S795.
BENNING AUTO SALES (Stude-
baker,. 1900 Benning I'd. ne. FIR.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80 club coupe with radio
ton; 81 1896. BURLINGTON MO-
TOR COMPANY, shirlineton Bust
MERcGsY hsss GSa Els 'ci Club coupe; attractive
cascade green, completely equipped;
an exceptional value. 5000. l2-pt.
inspected and guaranteed. LUS-
TINE-NICHOISON, Chevrolet Olds-
attsViile ae Nd. SHSO va. 7so5. AS 1se soos as
MERCURY'S 1949, 1851 variety of
colors and body styles. Sale orice
low as $3.50 with a 1907 pro-
tected money back guarantee, make
no. payments until 1868. You'll
Ra WaofEsAIERsy tas iiE you 1Nc Ssn' 1s, AgTo gs
MEReURYs 1sRsSUUEs sd,; t4} Be-, ',51 sport sedans;
popular colors; fully equipped; 3 have
Merc-O-Matic dr.. one overdrive; low
SI.595 up. MoNTGoMERY-sTUBBs,
rd.. AP. 1929.
MORRIS 1852 convertible; heater,
equip. leather upholstery; UP to 35
mi; per gal; actual SS;009o-mi;; car.
msay eris mont written fsy
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
9S50), 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
NASH 1851 Rambler convertible
coupe: +. and h.: overdrive trans
mission; showroom appearance;
$1,495. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 1885. 80
NASH 80 2-dr Statesman, attractive
baby blue; completely equipped plus
Weathereye air-conditioning. a SEN
sational value. 12-pt. inspected and
TINE-NICHOLSON. Chevrolet -Olds-
mobile Dealer. 5000 BALTIC. ave.
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1905. AP. 2O02.
NASH 1851 Rambler country club Sc
dan: overdr.. r. and h, turn signals;
$4,000 miles; beautiful 2-tone Nn-
ANGLE %oToRs. MOI 'seH soio sqsf K. l. Ave. ave
NASH 80 convertible rambler: dark
blue, equipped. radio; $1,O95.
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAND
Frs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lNA; 9S50), lila Vermont ave. NV
NASH 1881 States, Gust. 4-dr.: NY
dra; 2.tone tan: pvt. owner: exc.
NASH 40 4-dr. "6OO": dark green,
r, h.. o'drive. A real buy; S995.
written guarantee. HILL g. SAND
ERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
INA. $500, lila Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.: r. and h..
Dynafiow, custom made plastic
covers. original green finish. S1,395:
bank financing. CAITHNESS BUICK
INC, Used Car Lot. 5115 Wisconsin
BUICK 1850 AID Lake Spec. sed. /:
radio, heater: this car has been well
cared for; spotless inside and out;
S1,395. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500. -21
BUICK 80 Super Rivera 4-dr.; radio,
heater. Dyfiafiow. Sc; this is a low,
mileage, one-owner car, has had
excel. care; 81 ,595. HOYLE AUTO
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

FORD NEW SO VANETTE
Never used. private owner will sell at
substantial discount; new truck
guarantee. Phone AP. 1900. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-dr sedan; up to 35
antee. HILL g. SANDERS. wash's
Oldest Ford Dealer, (NA. 9S50), lila
AXTsPfN XSymHn' new. aSs: hw latest models s1.ss5;
1853 Henry J, S1,63l; 1858 Kaiser
now on display. Immediate deliv;,
cry, top trade in. For the best deal
da.p in town see z9gT direct sro aft9Ty RST
fRRAzHEAS1f sfER:fRAzERS' nc; 5AI both IS sides Sol Of
ewes. til 2 pm. Est. 1914.
AUSTIN 194s 4-dr;- sedan; leather
uuphholst;; up to 35 mi; per gal;
month month Tst wFitten ansk S"arantee' Hill HILL l.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA $500. lila Vermont
AUSTIN "ie47, s4s5; 1s4e. ses7; ,4s
Austin. ss67i JACK PRY, 18th and
BUICK '49 Special 4-dr. sedan: Al
conddition' one owner fully equipped;
BUICK 1888 4-dr. sedan; r, and h..
orator. starter regulator. master
sSTGk 9sSt 9fifF 1a49 of Roaa@aster asS9; eonv. r.
top; guar; $795.. ROYAL MOTORS,
Chryslsr-Plymouth. 400 Ga. ave.
BUICK 1850 Special sedan; pynaiiow.
r. and h.; 81. .495, ROYAL MOTORS,
INC, Chrys'er-Plymouth. 400 Ga
SUCKS as supe! cony. coupe; fully
ceilent condition.; 81 .095. Also real
good Suv in 1949 conv. coupe at
S1.495: liberal terms. FEDERAL
ave NV. HU. $40. Open 80.
BUICK 1912 7-passenger sedan; very
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave, ne.
BUICK 1e46 4-dr.; r. and h.: fully
equipped; excel. cond.: $3.50. 20.
BUfcK BfHctxA Isl e-dr. Super Riviera: black
beauty; perfect condition.. 5 new
WV. tires; r. and h.; seat covers;
eyncromssh transmission: S2;145.
BUICK ies! s. sedan; ioss good dy ru1nlns aag
BUICK 1e47 Super conv.: carefully
owner driven peri. cond., WV. tires,
white nylon top. midnight blue: can
finance $3.50. CO. .4QS5. -19
BUICK 1850 Super 4-dr.; Dynafiow,
excel. Sond,. s1'696: orig. owner oTgo
pSSHcK pSHc Ioiss4 o1is41 club coupe. uittie Kis sp..
ciaD: beautiful cond.. S379. terms,
ROPER" 18th and R. 1. ave; Y ne
R1uCK 1s44 Super; excellent cond.
=. and n; new tires; $S25. Phone
II. 6-6241. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-19

DUMP BODY with pump and power
take-off. Price, 1928 or best offer.
AID 9163. 1043 Potomac st. NV.
"a
LARGE ROLLING STORE - Fully
equipped, incl. deep freeze, new mo-
Evening star., 1952-11-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP BODY with pump and power
take Price. 1928 or best offer.
AID 9163. 1043 Potomac st. NV.
LARGE ROLLING STORE - Fully
equipped, incl. deep freeze. new mo-
tor ready to go; motor alone worth
asking price of $l,050. OF. 6S0S.
GMC TRACTOR. model 72o; 5-ton.
2-speed axle. spare tire and wheel; :;
ready to roll; S1.195. OF. 6S0S.
CHEVROLET 1947 panel; new motor
wit less than $50 mi; good rubber;
Sl35 OF. 6S0S. go
1915 1la-ton Dodge truck. cab over
engine all.metal body, 6x6x9, good
BERdMANSSFs M nj. iAGSpRY. GSf'f IN Sss SSssASe &
FORD 1850 la-ton panel FL s.cyl.;
beau. green fin.; low mi; very good
tires; a5oye average; $500. PARK
DODGE 1s47 dump. with s-yard
body; good rubber; motor Just over
RsRsd 70 RofE 7s ss5 0raal pak%AY s4GE FoRp SeRfy
FORD 80 1a-ton panel. Dark green.
S745. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. $500. lila
CHEy. ~ 15-ton Single wheels.
Taft. van body. Ready to go; full
opening rear doors. S745. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer. tNA. $500. lila Vermont
Do6GE '4e 1,s-ton stake or fiatbsd.
g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9S50l, lila Vermont
DODGE '49 ,a-ton panel. Red. Pert.
aS5m. 1l14 Vermont ave. NV.
WILLYS 194S panel Excellent cond.
New paint. Price. $3.50. Several
other Pickup trucks. WILLYS-
OVERLAND DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
WILLYS 40 Is-ton pickup with
stake body: excel. cond.: only S695,
will finance. WILLIAMS, Rhode
Island ave. at Goth st. ne. -21
AUTO WRECKER, AZ Command car
with 81 Dodge motor and 4-ton
crane; perfect cond., $3.50. OF.
GMc TRACTOR AS 3-ton; full air.
FORD TRACTOR 80 FS; full air,
excel cond. throughout.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
300 r. I. Ave. NE. MI. 5000
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
ELK LEADER
DENIES RED
INFILTRATION

PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) -
The Grand Exalted Ruler Of the
Elks. Robert II. Johnson, slammed
back al Walter Winchell, the ra-
dio commentator this week when
he denied that Communists were
seeking TO infiltrate into Elkdom.
Winchell had made such claim
some days ago issuing a warn
ing" to the ElkS on the basis of
one of his famous rumors.
"The Communists may attempt
to enter the order" said Johnson,
''but they won't get far. We want
no Reds in the ElkS."
johnson who became Grand
Exalted Ruler on the death of J.
Finley Wilson last February, said
that he especially would guard
the civil liberties department
which he said was the one de-
partment the Communists might
attempt TO enter.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
CARVER
RANCHES BUYS
HYDE PARK

The developers of Carver
Ranches are pleased to announce
that they have purchased the out
standing stock of Dunbar City,
Inc, developers of Hyde Park.
This newest addition has been
appropriately named South Car
yer Ranches.
Large residential homesites are
now available for sale on easy
terms.
Mr.. Engstrom, executive agent
for the other Carver Ranches
properties, is also in charge OF
sales for this newest addition. He
will be glad to furnish any infor-
nation about this new subdivision
if you will call him at 2-4923, or
call in person at 259 NV 5th st.
With the addition of this new
property, the Carver Ranches
area now ranks among the lar
gest colored developments in the
south. The agent is also on the
property every Saturday and Sun
day from / pm. until dark.
You are invited to come up and
look the property over before you
buy anywhere.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

The Regional Production De-
velopment Boards have prepared
projects for the operation OF
feeder roads, tsetse fly control,
experimental plantations, cattle
ranches, food canning, citrus
fruit production, and the inten-
sifcation of rubber research.
However, officials here agree
that "the greatest need in Mi
geria today is an improvement in
the efficiency of the railways,
particularly as regards repairs and
the maintenance of locomotives
and rolling stock"
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
Shriners In Big Night

Kazah Temple No. 149 Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine is making
great preparations to entertain
the public with a "Big Night" all
night at the Woodman hall on
NV 3rd ave. Everything to eat
and drink will be served during
the evening. All visiting Mobiles
are invited 20 join in. A quart of
champagne hailing from the
British Isles, will be given away
during the evening.
Mrs. Fannie Mae Motion, popu-
lar figure among the fun lovers,
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
D. c. CENTER
CHANGED TO
MIXED USE

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
The District Recreation Board
this week approved the opening
of Banneker Recreation Center on
a nonsegregated basis. The open
ing of this center marks the 18th
recreation facility in the District
of Columbia to be opened to all
races, and the fourth to be shifted
from exclusive Negro use.
The transition committee an
nounced that no hearings will be
necessary on the proposed change
because there has been no ex-
yressed outward opposition.
Recreation Supt. Milo F. Chris
tiansen recommended, however,
that public hearings be held due
to the fact that many organiza-
tions had expressed no opinion
On the transition.
He claimed that the committee
asd sent out 165 questionaires to
various organizations asking their
opinion on the operation of the
center on a non-discriminatory
oasis. Only Is were returned, he
said, and Of that number %, said
hey contemplated interracial re-
,rea.ion programs and only one
sroup said it could not use Ban
ecker If il was bi-racial.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

handsome, sturdy boys-and Oracle
Holmes gives Pet Milk much of the
credit for their fine growth. ALI FIVE
were Pet Milk babies; now, all the
boys and their parents, too, enjoy
the many good things to eat mother
makes with Pet Evaporated Milk.
And Oracle Holmes says Pet Milk's
a real help in keeping food bills
down-it costs less generally than
any other form of whole milk!
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
NIGERIA TO
HAVE NEW
COLLEGES

In Nigeria steps are being made
for the establishment of colleges
of arts, science, and technology at
Ibadan, Zaria and Enugu. 'The
foundation of these colleges" "
il was asserted, will have an
important bearing on industry as
they viii provide for technical
education at high professional
levels. as well as much-needed
skilled artisans"
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
The Pet Milk Photographer Visits
THE PETER 9. HOLMES FAMILY
Of Los Angeles, California

"We'll have q star basketball team of
our own before long" says Peter
Holmes-and Peter, Jr.. 10, Judge, 7,
and Frederick, 3, already have big
plans for the time when 3-year old
Johnnie and Roy, III, will be old
enough to join them in their favorite
sport
Peter and Oracle Holmes, who met
in their home parish of Richland,
La, are naturally proud of their Eve
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
Beating The !. he Gun
BY ALVIN MOSES
BY ALVIN MOSES

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
God of nature has a strange way
of making equal requirements
when a fella needs them most
Chuck Dresser, Brooklyn Dodg-
ers' fiery manager, quite natural
ly bemoaned Don Newcombe'S
departure to the colors.
His scouts had told him about
a towering colored giant, 225 lbs.
of rawhide out of the same base
ball mould that gave us such as
jeff Toareau; Tennessee Toney,
Charlie Ruffing and Newcombe
himself.
This hombre is Joe Black. To
date he has made laymen and
critic alike hail him as one of
the finest relief pitchers base
ball has seen in 20 or more years.
MOORE POSED A QUESTION
Archie Moore has been the
policeman" that all good ITS
Founders since 1887 have insist
ed their dangerous tormentors cli-
inmate before facing them. He
has whipped most of the best
heavyweights in the land while
causing Joe Maxim to take on
Ezzy Charles and Joe Walcott,
before facing the st. Louis better
who also has home in San
Diego, Cal.
No doub: Moore could have
$25,000, not the $2,500 the N. Y.
State Athletic head insisted he
post for a Maxim title considera-
ton.
But it is interesting to ponder
over just what Bob Cristenberry
would have told newSmen had he,
Archie Moore, not had the legal
ton that is part of the state ma
chinery in such matters?
While a law student, / recall
the importance Of the spirit OF
the law" just as much as ! do the
binding, hard worded letter OF
the law" The former should be
exercised more in our life polite
] believe.
Granting that Boxing overseers
are not matchmaking, we submit
that their job does carry the fur
ther consideration of seeing that
matchmakers, many Of them the
footstools of rich, monopoItic
boxing combines, steer clear OF
favoritism and crooked alliances.
A ROTTEN RUN AROUND
All the words in our lexicon
fade away when we attempt TO
sum up the miscarriage of boxing
Justice in Moore's case. He toted
around that old ring devil known
as the ''black mans burden. l
consider him the Sinbad the Sail
or of modern 1oxing, just as Cans,
Langford, Harry Wills, Barbados
Joe Walcots, Joe jeanette and
scores of crack Negro mitters were
back in my yo'::th and even my
fathers day. Now Interpretation;
stricter supervision Of boxing ~
all the states is badly needed. AS
il shapes up now, the racketeers
who flourished in the era that
foistered Primo Csrnera on the
public, sit back and run the pup
pet show while sucker John Q.
public pays and pays and has no
voice whatsoever.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02

will be on hand to officiate in her
usual way. The Daughters of Isis
viii serve a delicious menu. There
is no admission whatever. Don't
forget the time and place: We'd
nesday, August 6, 8 pm. It's the
Annual August Night.
The Miami times., 1952-08-02
SORE PILES

Don't let so1es gerry, painful, aechinR
% minutes CHIMARoY6 starts givins you
wonderful cooling, soothing. temporary re-
ing Or money back guaranteed. Genuine
UHNAROID costs only cleo at drugR1ses.
ny &c today for better sleep tonight end
a kgighter Tomorrow.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25

In the Phoenix, AriE, open this
week.
The PGA dropped It's non
white clause and will leave II up
10 the cities sponsoring the
tournaments. Thus another dis
elimination has been won In the
world Of sport.
Sport Magazine selected Ray
Robinson ~ the Athlete Of tho
Year.
~. Paul Golden Gloves
n there ever was a 'situRtion
which needs q little house clean
ing Il IL the 81. Paul Golden
Glove tourney Whoever runs II
does things a. they please and
Use no set Of rules 10 govern them.
There are too many irregularities
In the tournament.
Eugene Toussaint won the Open
wclterwoight championship with
out putting on n glove. He had no
opponents,
First Round
Lightweight Sylvester Neal de-
ciAloned John Alvarez. In the wei
terwclght division. Harry Ballard
kOd BIN Ganthicr and Claude
Duke dccisioned Jerome Jorgcn-
son. MIddlewciRht Harold Bruce
doclaioncd Monroe ColSton.
second Round
sam Robinson won his fight by
decision, Sylvester Neal de,
clsioncd Francis BRgiey and HIRr'
~ Ballard won u decision. Claude
Duke lost n decision TO Tony
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
GrNinS
Gr0inS
Sports
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

Chuck Logan scored when the
Millers dropped q 7 10 . hockey
contest 20 RAcheater before 100
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
RGAI GSIATG
DUPLEX FOR SAlE
SB. X. DUPLEX
$4,000 Down
GAS HEA'

Located at seth and 3rd Ave.
8. This stately duplex IL in top
condition and very clean. Has
two II. w. Gas Heating plants,
New roof. New siding. all hard
wood finish and floors. Plastered
Basement. Immediate possession.
Call Mr.. Game, PL. 1865 or
Whittier 20lS ewes.
Bs0cheT Co., Realtors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
Chuck Logon Is
Signed BY MiIlers
Hockey Team

Contrary 10 rImOrs that Chuck
Logan was given q bad time" at
the university. Doc Romnes.
hockey coach at the ~" would
have liked 70 have kept him on
the squad.
Logan was recently signed by
the Minneapolis Millers and IL the
first American Negro 10 break in
to organized hockey. A Canadian
Negro plays with an Eastern
team.
He u a fast skater and a clever
stick handler and with q little
more experience he should develop
into a pretty good player.
It's too early 10 say that he Ia a
potential National league player
because those around him don't
think he has found himself yet.
While Big Ten hockey has pro-
baby the toughest competition In
collegiate circles, the American
Amateur league IL q lot harder
And II Ii more than likely that
Logan II getting himself adjusted
10 this tougher competition.
He has been used In the past
three games and has made a very
good showing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
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other week meeting HOPKINS
the third District met 10 talk things with the possibility Of nnd
ing candidate with qualifications 10
Weir In the coming election .
Now have party affiliations party lines
short Judge people ind political
party they belong That doesn't prefer
TO Judge the candidates by their sincerity ability and honesty
well A. doing good job for all the people.
A. have stated before GRACE LINDLEY Ia he
person who In our opinion has tho best chance
Nj" LndIoy hard worker. many loyal friend. good
speaking voice and n good personality.
OF there others backing of
party against Weir but the party leaders
candidate predict that they Win again mun the big chance that
thing Grace Indlsy Is hard and tirseaa worker loves
meeting people and good door hnocksr you ask that
usually does the trick.
past
wish 70 convey their regards to their many friends via this column
In each OF their letters they said Wen always miss
friends"
tho Judge Luther YounEdAhL
q Simmons and Harry d. HirSch
magazine 1861 up
result Most sdnE year BathShba"
because people after seeing tho m decided To read the
book (BibIs).
Joe Louis proves II possible
Stin b. champion
Josephine Baker, a ago stopped
Easter bookings Walter wnche pulled strings
booking agents and night club will be starting
nszt month shO purchased club perform
There time when meant the kiss Of death for
with radio and TV broadoRses jumping their Rntww
bAndwRgon.
Ds expose buI
others 10 too
MY friend saying
that no about to retire he h" about 100000 sailed
and etc. sWw@M
There thing aut
heart AmenL
Ho said III
half Of the money got"
you planned given thought attending
Golden Glove the auditorium all plan
the annual 90, show.
This that gives you than double
money where boxing during the tournament
last you for months 90
This grand starts early this And best ad
that down the downtown ticket office
Tho date 10 February Z. o. o and II.