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Evening star., 1953-09-06
Draths

FARRow, MARY. on Friday. septem-
ber 4. 1858, MARY FARROW of l02O
the late John w. Farrow. mother of
Mrs. Ruby Laughton, Mrs. Opal ERbert
and Mrs Hazel Harris Of Richmond,
Va Also survived by three grandchildren
and three Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home.
5000 Rhode Island ave at Eastern
ave. me-. after / pm. Sunday, Septem-
ber 6. Services will be held on Tues
day. September 8. at / pm. Relatives
and friends invited Internent Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

ATTEST T. .. INN 0eCIetdIy:
WARREN, LOUISE WILLIAMS. On
Thursday, September 3, 1858. at her
residence, 1895 lIth st. NV, LOUISE
WILLIAM WARREN mother of Mrs.
Agnes Matthews and Mrs. Edna Major.
She also is survived by eleven grand
children, twe'Ve great-grandchildre
one son-in-law, one niece and host
of other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Warren may be viewed at
Tuesday, September s. Mass will be
offered on Wednesday. September Q, at
st. Augustine'S Catholic Church, 1715
18th st, NV, at 9 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Services by
Stewart.
WASHINGTON. JOSEPHINE B. On
YORK York City. JosEPH1NG B. WAsH1NG-
TON. mother of Russell B. Washing
ton and Josephine Davis Washington;
sister of Mrs. Eliza B. Jackson and Nor
veil Barnett. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. After 4:30
pm. Saturday, September 5, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Serv-
ices on Sunday. September 6. at l
pm, at the Shiloh Baptist Church
9th and P SITS. NV. Interment Har-
mony Cemetery.
WHITE, JOHN. On Thursday, Septem-
her 3. 1858, at his residence. 1000 3rd
ST. se., JOHN WHITE Funeral serv-
ices and interment Rock Hill, 8. c.
Local arrangements by the r. N
Horton Co., Morticians, 1924 You st.
NV
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Dratha

LEE. MRS. MARY A. The members Of
Court District of Columbia.
No. 212. Catholic Daughters
Of America, are requested to
:ySg.y assemble at pm. on Sun
NN day September g. 1883. at
N~ the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

September 8. 1861; at her rTds,1 TsSidsRcYs, s
widow of the late J. Alonzo Beverly,
mother Of the late H. Sterling Pierce
and aunt of Harold L. QuiVers., she
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends Remains may be
viewed after pm Monday. Septem-
Der Z, at the Barnes g. Matthews
Funeral Home GA 4th st. s.w; Fu-
neral services on Tuesday September
Church. F ST.. between 3rd and 4th
SITS sw., Rev A. joseph Edwards Oh
f1ciating. Interment Harmony Gene
tery.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
1t. Gen. Borcus Grounds Self
After Is Flights Against Reds
5th Air Force Chief
Jeers at Enemy
Over Plane Rudio
BY the AsSeeiGted Press

SEOUL, May 4.-Now that his
secret is out, 1t. Gen. Glenn O.
Barcus, 49-year-old commander
of the United States 5th Air
Force, has grounded himself
after 13 missions over North
Korea in his swift Sabre jet,
"Barcus' Carcus."
The graying general had been
flying strikes with his pilots the
past month. The last was q
smashing 5O-plane May Day at
tack against Radio Pyongyang
in the North Korean capital
On that one Gen. Barcus taunt-
cd the Reds on a radio circuit
they frequently monitor:
This is Gen. Glenn o.
Barcus, commander of the 5th
Air Force. I don't like the way
you are talking about the 5th
Air Force. How did you like
the way we were doing today?
We'll be back. We will
smash anything we want up
here"
This was disclosed last night
bv American war CORRESPONDENTS
who were at 5th Air Force head
quarters when an officer report
ed by radio results Of the
Pyongyang strike.
An Air Force spokesman said
Gen. BarcuS, who will leave on
routine rotation June l, had
wanted to fly at least one more
mission.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
| May Festival Is Planned
Al Neiqhborhood House

The 51st annual May festival
will be held at Barney Neighbor-
hood House, 470 N street S.W.,
Friday and Saturday.
An operetta, Tulip Time
will be presented at 1880 pm
both days. At 4::30 pm. Friday
there will be entertainment for
pre-school children, including
group dances.
The Marine Band will give q
concert at 4:30 pm. Saturday,
A May Day procession and the
crowning of the May queen will
take place. There also will be
boys tumbling, drills and a May
pole dance. Food and hand
made articles will be on sale.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Korean capital, Pyongyang, and
carrier-based planes raked the
northwest coast.
United States 5th Air Force
B-26 bombers reported destruc-
ton Of 140 Red supply trucks
last night. It was their highest
bag in three weeks.
On the ground, only patrol
clashes were reported last night
and this morning.
In the longest morning ground
clash reported, a South Korean
patrol fought a North Korean
platoon for 80 minutes near the
Punchbowl on the eastern front.
Canadians Repulse Chinese.
In a hot fight yesterday after
noon, Canadian troops beat back
750 to 1000 Chinese in a 2h-
hour battle inside Allied lines on
the western front northeast of
Panmunjom.
The 9th Army said the Royal
Canadian Regiment and the
Princess Pat Infantry Regiment
took the brunt of the Red as
Sault.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Judges Are Named
For The Plains Art Show

Judges for the seventh annual
Neighborhood Art Show, Of The
Plains, Va, scheduled for May IL
through Is, have been announced
by Mrs. Jack L. Middleton, chair
man.
They are Macgill James. as
sistant director of the National
Gallery of Art; Perry B. Cott
acting chief curator and curator
of sculpture of the National Gal
lery of Art, and Charles r.
Rogers, former assistant director
of the Baltimore Museum Of Art
Evening star., 1953-05-04
22S Buildings Razed
In HeaWU. 5. Attacks
In Northeast Korea
BY the ASseeiafed Press

SEOUL, May 4.-The Ameri-
can Navy's big guns and bombs
burned or fiattened 228 Com
munist buildings on the Korean
northeast coast yesterday in one
of its heaviest blows of the war.
Two carriers, the Princeton
and the Valley Forge, hurled
scores Of planes into the attack
on supply areas around Hung
nam and Humhung.
The 45,000-ton battleShip New
Jersey stood OF shore and
pounded the area with its 16-
inch guns. She was credited
with destroying % buildings and
damaging eight.
AirfleldS Blasted.
Far East Air Force B-29s
struck at airflelds at the North
Evening star., 1953-05-04

But now that the news is
out he has decided to pass it
up." he said.
The spokesman said the gen.
eral wanted to keep his combat
flying a secret for fear superiors
would ground him.
On the May Day raid, Gen.
Barcus and jet pilots from the
9th Fighter-Interceptor Wing
few high-level cover for modi-
fed SabreS s1amming bombs at
the radio station and heavily
fortified Red military headquar-
ters.
The spokesman said Gen. Bar
Gus, who flew F-80 Shooting
Star jets in Europe, had read
a book on Sabres, then went to
an air strip and gave them 80
minutes to get me in the air.
They cheated a little-it took
two hours" Gen. Barcus was
quoted.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

Dinner will be served at 5 pm.
both days. q
Barney Neighborhood House is
! a Community Chest agency.
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hok and anffy e yon place them
over III Water and eoYeg ihen
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No,U Hear his

Dear Dorothy:
II must be the Weather no one
seems to have any news. just q
few items this week.
Tea1y Ii National Golf DAY i
which brings to mind our special
interest group ii Coll. This group
Ii really doing things. There are.
now Two golf pros to help with In
structing tie new gals. All new
comers are welcome and each one.
win learn and enjoy themselves
at the same time. Some interest
ing games are Planned for the
next five weeks. Come on ont.
There is always someone Id your
class! The chairman who i res
ponsfble for such an active group
q ctiie Nelson. Keep up the good
work. on yes, there win be ltln-
ohe0n As the Golf Club for the
members 81 this group on Tues
day June 8.
M sallhful xii 81 reports 1.
successful Cover-Dish Party last
Friday. The ladies of the group
provided the food and jim ErhArt
and 81 Nfientraub included a egg
throwing contest aud II II believed
that Ga 81 the eggs were not hard
beiledi The gals IF the squadron
win be getting together again on
N ednesdAk June Z ii the home
UE RITA EpOoner. This win be =
Coffee Bnhiness Meeting.
n0bGlsalo Bridge at Fort Tag.
i0f last Tuesday NlAs again wen
attended: Started III time and end.
"a early Winners tit Notth South
were III. and Mrs Pearson com
lna second vas Mr.. and Mrs ms
las. last. Vest winners were MIS-.
Aaxlek and Mrs. Cayanaugh Cdr.
1fatehlnss md Lt Dooiey cane
second
eM Hear Thlsl Short RIBS IRE
belhk featured Cd the Sunday night
Buffet IS Fort Taylor. For your
Wednesday dining under the stafb,
unfortunately, the menu hadnot
been decided when this letter Was
mailed Il wiz be aOoa whatever
Il II. one thing ne grapevine has
Il that they are lfyana To s6t corn
on.ihe.cuh for one d the Neaes
tables Remember bow aiAt Wa
Nol slnt 20 the ii sk tll1sel Stop and
meet yUal friends It Happy Hour
ii me Lounge before dining More
and more people are finding out
what good time they can have
an Wednesday night u Fort Tap
lor and reasonable. tool II y0n
haven't been among those present
u ne past try d make Il II TIE
near fllsurel
ememheg Tie Officers Wives
Lancheon un Friday June s, at
0ft Taylor Hospitality ii the
theme meet the new wives Z
mlate them welcome 10 you knos
that sou meet more nice people
NJ gong np and SAYING
yUn don't have q he formally M
uield oha d ille aims q sha
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Tie lnnehoon illelli VA rlan-
- Nh. y i. IAelnlushs Mrs.
d. n Sllkeioz and Ekn.lI. r, WENT.
r1l.b Kho ikdiee elllOyed most
fluttnf DEoll11 chicken hash
< pttaiee NFeen etss
A. 11lAd. ~ III sEly ike
k3|IcWine idn1l 16il MI. David
1bIrt called I abort bnsineaD met.
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IN h Feo1 d f1ust q Ne lh1t
nOzt nnSlnN1s n1aetlng held NAY
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u, b Wnk AIIIennesd. hEtnbeI1 Il
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and 1gx1 " Nllnklf
zas nasinesD Nl1oi pr0tltus-
81 nnunoe1 t1R JNns ~ III n.
a NJ hsms q III. Sp1on1k VII
talEo rineD nt sne nGfIt dnte 81.
rnneed hut the place d meell6
kaD heen changed q Mra. Kettle.
W1l.D $3.50 ~ msmbeTs plsnse
ihke nniN N this change.
NEas MhGEs Robertson Win seryl
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Ada color b your lot eooAed
rices aFlx Il Win chopped parsleys
diced canned pliAlenlD. e with
minced chite1.
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0A Tie Hospitality Committee TT
tfe coming term is Representa-.
i've lsU1n Slssbsa Park, Il was ID
Enoanco.
Gard game. rounded p,it ~
afternoon Win 1EIs. 5enhi.
s0n llis winner ID hkide and Mrs.
Il. &. Splcbr jill lCE tAliAssa. Nh.
spirit held the deucg prize ht ne
ela Il he atsstloQll.
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want Is stretch i eaia 81 sulil.
iut 1 Mxrhl.1ealhkk baIad1 Team.
Il ulik knoksd rice diced crnncht
Uel6ry ind cookea drsined pesE.
Use e0nVetted. type rice cooked
according 10 TIE directions "a TIE
pat q. % lhat ~ ne gfalltk aFs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23

u the Island City he met ~ OLD
friend, Ed Giasbert who i active
Il tie Key west Players group and
b also with tie Navy. Two heads
heeAms ona With the main idea y
getting Jaek's Idea h film. Jack
provided the camera and lighting
equipment. I'd rounded up some ot
Key Vests best actors and the
shooting 6atrted.
First day q location was On
board ship. Another scene Mas 1T
the Key Wsat bua terminal. Since
then the story has been filmed at
~ Casa Marina hotel And "A MI
ami.
The cast contains names fanlil-
fAr q people II Key West. I'd
6leAbeft plays y spy: Betty Mad.
iKan, talented singer at the Casa
Marina during TIE season and 1
hit slayer II Twelve lille Rec, "
i 81 slae fmoVis Oh location here
Vii a0lh centnfy F0x film CON.
sAn WAb east IS ne SPY wife.
Harriet eela, tau, blonde aEd Per.
eoaA Vie 81 IA kE1lIz, zlh Cen.
iHy FOX nah 10 via, plays TIE
MlFl lioae Eigt Oh i boa. A GefIlltlI
aren't. flle nlAstsk mind * The Apy
xiag Il dDEe 81 nsofso NeniI&. ~.
jim lfhs and JACK CLARKE al
meniheEn & sha plAYskl, Ata + B.
lasn.
The embryo a0lnpAny Il called
s'CelsDllal Finn Ard tAe tile II
tie arkIna d asInteEes : IA d1lle
II eeleK nn1 Jack aild "a Nv llle
ioo treat. Xile show WI
Is alnnls1 lsnE when eoEst
1hatst oad nv lsnNsh. They rlAn
"a FAhs hnglaE film ahih slallAIAe Al
and ARs nav considering 81 Did
NV sfo tni4 eallod Tia UanA
0 Dame
sssnt1kn1l has A exciting
eeodInN y uIesbel, ths btoky
rAylVaa AgsAt q young 0stla a.
AmtleAn mo. back il i NAl
1kokeH ~ Z Ma e1plohe 81
sha afS ASKED q DleA ofet oBe.
uHlenll non { Destroyer Il llanIl.
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Pres, teridn Unit
Observes birthday
At Recent MeeIi1sg

The S1st birthday anniversary d
The Women Of the First Presbyter
ian Church was observed 81 ths
women II TIE sOuthernnlCat Pres
byterian Church on May 10 at 3
5. IA. In the home Of Mrs. Joseph
Bringmafi with Mrs. lanes sseri.
ing presiding.
Following the devotional, scrip
.tnre reading, songs and prayer,
Mrs. Robert Wheeler presented the
birthday objective. !. Furlough
Homes for Foreign Missionaries, z
and spoke Of NY Church Il World
Minded. =
Mrs. Forrest Turner ably read
the lO3rd Psalm and gave Wallace
AkcPhersOn Alstonss interpretation
81 ii.
During the business lneetine
Mrs. Starting called Tor fepOfta
from the offices, standing and spe.
cial committees and the executive
board. Both Mrs. Sterling and
Mrs. Brihgmar, delegates to tht
Synodical Training School held re.
Gently at Ormond Beach, Daytona,
gave interesting highlights Of Their
experiences st the school.
II was unanimously voted q
make plans FOR j reception SUNDAY
for the Rev. and Mrs. James Res
igter. Mrs. Register was asked e
Sc chairman Of the committee 4
charge.
Refreshments were served with
birthday theme.
Present we're Mesdames yafnel
SterIina James Register Robert
wheeler, ]. r. Bailiod. 0feyhukl
Pinder, b. g. Papy Raymond Eel'
fun. Joseph Bringman, Donald ne.
inIy. ISdear stark ANNA Schiller
Wsller Clawson. Gleason snow
Fred Miller Wilson WALKER 3 9,
Turner John Archer, Hugh DUG.
rsh. Herbert Pace, Eaf julian
eoree Miller, Fred EyAnder, Da.
Nd MeDnnislA, : d. Crisssyp Geo
re somers Henry Sands ard u
w. Kovash.
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uffIeers wives club d % pr0fa0t4
socIahIlity among Navy Wiyea. =
n Fl, ID each and nyery one ol
YOU q make Il cnnae trus Maka
lie luncheon moi . duty but 3
pleaEuEe.
Donalloss Tor ne Thrift shep
needed remember the new sale.
llhx Wednesday nlorninB ihateAd
Al tuesday This starts Nlne !.
kn nrroF ID Tie Calendar q
noa.sfe events Mrs. Nv MnnaIl
doe not have TIE SEWING 0Ecnp a.
Tuasday. Hrs. Richard Reynolds
~ Arthur Sawyer Road has I've
aroslps al seWiils, 1h0Enlng alld
fiefhooli. EVER T,itedA IEs.
ROMAN II Only hayins Olle class =
month during Ad summed months
Contact her Il y6n aEe interested
ChristnkN q eenlnE end shells
1neKtlfy Ii always Weleotne aliks
smooth Sailin
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Coming EU d!

Coming EUellfs
MAY -
Youth for Chriat Reliy, Flaming
Street Methodist Church IL
Fleming Street 9ss0 pm
Archery Club Meet, Stock 11lAn9
Range, / pm. fof further n
formation cAli 1874 Il 11sos
Prizes.
MONDAY, NAY -
gym CLASSES Cor o.W.c., Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Allonyraeu1 ereA
meeting, sissA DuvaI STREET,
Z pm.
Beta sigma Phi Sorority, sAA
Carlos. 3 pm.
Anchor Lodge No. -. BtostinA
Rite Temple. ! PIN.
Monroe County Cerebral fhlsg
and eftpple1 A1loti1ii0n. AZ
Eaton Street. { tsln.
TUESDAY, NAY -
bowling fOr oEkloefn WlVsl, | u
$50 pm, d Naval States
bowling ailoye.
ii. Taylor Duplle6lt 1kidgo Cub.
AZ 81 Xayie!s , ~.
Youth tuf ChEitt hlble Ntla u
Service MAl'1 ChEl1lieA 0e4le1s
81 Fleming 81
Combined social nnd h1neletsa
hours a y NJ. NealA UeNlpf
every Tne1 1vbAln CTS
hoas0 part, ! p.lIl.
kadle1 0oK Tournament
Coli course. 3 I'm.
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 I. ii. d i1:5o I, q. md
.. nl. % { b n, home q
Mrs. " 3. Rennn s612 ANes
nue. =.
Unit S. Ladies Aux. B IA month
" coffee. Naval Station Beach
patio. 70 an.
Klwanis Club. dinner naeetlnS,
SIS 2. a.
Ever Ready star Cub, E =.
Sparkling Waters keheknh
Ledge No. 4 pk hall
Tla0 n II.
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Patriotic Theme OF Red, White, Blue
POins Up xii OWC Luncheon. Bridge

Ahe Kii OWC moved last wednesday and held
ht mnnfky hneheonhtiaee I'll Wys Island
members ntep6nk Tables decorated with red and white
burnvSa some Il ne white tinted hne Ii ID carry ne
talsl6 6tK6 he season Day which had
nznk1a - mlnlnElal phr which 8 lgmonEoM.
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CHOW h

A Somplalaly iaralkhed auslt
cottaige. .cottae4 means { heaDe
with two bede0osA6 iivinef61lEl,
ste. VIII Be Tie next hotAs q vi
Veidt ana Detty Ff6neh plus DAby
Nils, Great Dane. Theg IilgVe u
cuconlat 1r0fe, Miami. 90 June !
II sDs1 Dcusia1 nOa4. Betty hay1
tho hllsS yard Aag sARdenlAs, Ave-.
eados, papAyaa efkmnsa and 4
eAfstakek. u1eA q live 3 lev
haDckiI ffoan fAefe NJ eHer seven
ysnfs ald it ii d Iovaly negtisll.
Betty ezpests y set 4 in allhoasA
eae u her cOntaet1 ii pansA iA6fi.
can offices Mas tfAmsiored ID Rsllf.
to Riea.
NY house hab been IN u Tie
weifd1st nDltsbl squeaks and ylps
ana 1aaealS. and 4 ahoaglls u
rats. However It klrnD out that ilis
dog which moved HI upetaife Win
I'D mistress TIE past week las
sesaI uprIe1. And ACROSS ne NaY.
Leandef, the SkeWis' eAt, hAs tssg6
new klGteha, one yellow AEd one
sager. Claude MsC0iilo EtlCk hl1
nose III NE Kittens boz, 1nlffe.
then aanfly licked tia little Deeii
a6tk All Ma eeI nnill Mama { 2.
aDdes easae aloae Claude ralfenss
a a4ter ~, ~ 81 Al kFa1R ssltkhaaa
49, sl.leeE $500
fSln1.l.r l6ng elIl A lke E.Aan gaf.
IN elsa tsae Ioveiv iady. ffrk. floa.
az Rnlnrd Terfp sol,ss,a sIDlI,lf.
~ Ia lllss - VYldAv ke
| IN aasliiN eVAlSI,a wlua 81 ~.
eerIhed tnsIl Ills1aat 81 maybe
YTonday Could IS TAI TIE nIssld
~ =, 49, ~. al \. nSiSn ~.
~ seaIiv ~ l.Is tlsss. nIIl ihe
ir T.lrsssv $500 mi ne osIhl
ao 06 A1d a. RE CAIlfesnisna
IS $500 49, go ~ e lksf ri
s-silv &. ~ y z 80 No sl'l,,.
snAF IN colilS siu Win aBa 6ots|.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-27

Sunday avorte book reading time
correspondent Pro football
Omnibus have cut seriously into our
Sunday reading the Pro grid we win
list Of books have not
read.
dness domestic trouble
find him idle and
difficulty He claims that most Of the
gossip originate idle females who have time
nothing looking around the towns
truth than poetry in what our friend
wanted to work. but that
her for the type of job she wanted
when suggested that she attend
and job content
ignore educational possibilities here in Minnesota You
mention school to them and they look at like they think
married but the fact that her
considerable amount of free
Of the mill job
doesn't night school She wants her
cake wants to eat it before it's baked
preaching Cans enjoyed those bamy Octo
complained that winter would
latter trying to live than day
at time.-Ceci E. Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-27

URBAN LEAGUE clrrs fAcrs ON cAs COMPANIES


with interest the alleged discrimination
among the cab companies Minneapolis.
believe that paper rendered
munty hghghtng
However your very
paragraph of that article which
The NAAcPs action Sunday marks the that
other human relations group offered
the cab hiring situation"
This statement Minneapolis
League has conferred
the three repre-
senaves of the their office
9Th Of January this following which
whom
advised that the hiring
Piled Subsequently (FEPC
available in the community that might
especially since cab
record In Denver League
Directors President Company
integrated policy
Other cities
Angeles Calf Boston Mass Cambridge Mass; Buffalo N
Rochester NJ r.; New York City New Brunswick
u Cleveland Ohio Grand Rapids Mich Philadelphia
Baltimore
This Is probably only
city rejecting pattern discrimination
transportation industry is tagging behind
This article brought your
need for extensive
the various organizations that the
would have take cognzance Minneapolis
munty only willing
also anxious that such a constructive taken.
hope that the Fair Employment
ne its interest We should
employment situation Minneapolis Sincerely
Granger Executive Secretary Minneapolis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-27

We regret of Masons.
Master Hall Of Oklahoma ordered the
local snes his state to withdraw from the national Shrine
ganization is disturbing
fraternal declining
membership would
years organizations
particularly the been the They
their fold the outstanding various cities
they membership they assumed
community responsibility than their custom
when atena orders principally
coorfu regaia and their long parades.
Under Dr. Raymond &c. Buffalo N Y,
have established szeabe fund aid
tuberculosis Thousands dollars
to carry projects.
The Masons nationwide have undertaken to contrib
ute $4,000 each the NACP This
life worthwhile public
tere Here Missouri the Masons under Grand Waite
Hadison have become Contributions
annually many worthy making
selves felt all the state
Now that the Oklahoma Shrners
is
followed In eight other states
We hope that this break the ranks the
that against
administration and will be correced-EditoriaI